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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-06

VUNWV.TsS ITTsV - UtWIs
NshtONnb oc IBOOl and Shoe M u \ ct.
>."'h west n-," the pnhin .qSt-
L. EEPS constantly on hand large assorinsn'
N Of Ladies and Gcnt,mrn's boo,- and she's
Of his own manufacture also good supp, q
soc and upper leather for sale
From his long experience aud cl"-e a,'cnl@'
To the business, he hopes 10 have con'inuan'f
If that patronage heretofore SO literally bcs,o~e,
on him. All orders promptly attended TO o"
cork warranted
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Alfred tlunrOc \ Co..

ONE PElCE CLOTHING STORE,
". 80 .Mgasia, Aireei, .Ner prir'Hs
CONSTANTLY on hand the largest aSsori-
I men, Of >caSonabc ,lothing, Of every d.
,cript.on. for Men and Boy, to be- found III NV
Orltun.- al Of which will b. sod at the lowest
prices Tor ,,sIi. at retail OF Wholesale,
Angus, u. 81 Ily
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Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals.
nuAss AND mon FOVNDR,


~ ". JONES proprietor of the Rea" a
anil Iog, Flsaify has determined & -
10 PIT down The price 81 ca-,ings such "a W
graft hnr. aud gin gearing 10 The 10" 1gmr ~
: cents pound al.o The Hall 4 Spear plo*
improved, 80 AID TO : 30 a'"i s. 90 ur
scooter pillow. improved. al 80 cen' only
He is ni.p =. pard 10 10 any kind q ma
ciincry that the eoIu'fy may SAINT III work
man.ikc manner
IT., has nu hand ltlu -a..,.+ ~ beautiful pat
terms f,r sall-its grave inrll.urrs 80. Also
iaa'nlir packing -s'enl hand boilers sid steam
.ng,nc- which hc vii -cll on reasonable term
Circular .as mills made to order. end all kint'-
II mie .iinery repaired
1-rm. vi b. a.ade 20 ant purchaser by 'nef
Giving good city acceptance ol ~! Responsible
aru.r
I v JpNt-
sxf.-4s. .t,t.r, -s,srt, moi n
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GEO. II. \INTE\,
lsrlNttps arrNOWSc.

los Powiras street Nc'r Ori,Has
DRESSES If all kinti- from the c-lrbfai-i MANN.
factories OF K.brt Its 4 &C.. N-N tofa :. l.
ltte .le- 60 ard -. Afam- 4 Go. Boston
TYPES "f all kH> aud sitrs .uifabr hr the
Newspaper B~'S aud job Oilie-. non, the Old -.
rhli,h-d foundry of James Conner a Sons, Nm
lnfl.
INKS. n',ck Hnd Celotrd from the Manutac.ory
of Jrhn y Met trafy a Go. New lofs
PRINTING PAPER ,~nstsiii, nn band. and iuf
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WtnDJ.SCN 4 CTIiCNIOCC.

I'Oi'lUN AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
\ and Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
No - Camp street \cw ORLEANS.
yet. /. i-5~. I hm
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New Orleans Advertisements
r....r.se southern Eaterprise.

Bradfords Poriab' STEAM Ens'"'.. ma"
uinc,ur,d at Hand,boro' Missis"pp'
WE ~, making our s,y-ra. sifrs OF tnSi"-s '"'
w IN. us~ Of Pian-rs. VIZ.
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ENCOURAGE HONE I>Dt >TRN !

10 II, Pir's,, IF Louiaen' and 7tro
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-06

Mirrors Of all Sizes,

In endless variety Yam and chccl,cd India
mating refrigerator, Of All kinds, together with
lee Doves Of every ~.A
Furniture carefully and securely packed for
,hipmcat To the interior.
city aud county purchasers will Away. find
our work ready for their inspection aud are cor
daily invited ,u yisi, orr ,torc aud examine for
Themselves.
.lulv % ~ "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-06

Leather and Findings store,
AOuIoR. imT~,rter, rs Charities .tfrei, Ic
4, tween Cont, and ~ iou,. street,.
French and German Patent Leather, Calf SKINS
Moroceo KID. Lining. and Fancy Boot Legs Also.
Lasting s'd satin frsnea,s, Bot W-bh. and t.a-on..
s,t tAcnss Ia IL. silks shoe thread last AID shoe
mst-f ,ools
~ A large stock Of e,-'y sv''sl- in The ~.nuf.r.
turing Inc Nav 29'js So-5s.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-22

John Z. Mry spd Eliza Miller, his wife, Samuel f.
stafford aud Melissa stafford his Wife Jane Cory and
David D. Cory flaintlns,
against
Jacob Witzcmon and Barbara Witzcman, his wife, and
Israel Hahn defendants.
TNUE suid Jacob Witsomln and Barbara WitZeman,
l. or ifdeceased thcruuknown hor or heirs, and ls-
rae Hahn, or il deceased, his unknown heir or heirs
defendants IN this action, hereby notified that on
the eighth day OF September \. II. 1852 said plant.
s filed against them In the Office of the clerk of the
said Court of Common Pleas, In said Wood county,
Ohio, their petition. which is still pending therein
that the object and prayer of which petition is to as
certain the amount due the plaintiffs from Jacob Wze-
man and Israel Hahn, and TO obtain Judgment in fi.
yor OF the pnin:ils against said Jacob Warman and
Israel Hahn II they are Yet alive. for the OF
S2GaO9l with interest On S2UBl2 of which said sum
from March 9th, 1916, and interest on S23S17g of
which said sum from March nth lSlG, the said 50 -
IL being the amount OF Judgment now in full force
unrevcrScd and unsJ.ted, rendered In favor Of nn-
vid Cross, David Smith, samuel stafford and David
Cory then administrators of the estate OF Emn han
Cory deceased, il the supreme Court of CoumGilua
county, Ohio, on the 9th day ot March, A. u. lSiA
the Said S2,ASiI9 being the amount of ia lgnvnt
In full force unrvVcsrd aud un>atsded rendered IN
favor OF Archibald h. Hanna and James Russell. il,
the Court of Common Pleas of Columbiam coun \,
ohio, on the 10th day of March ~ ID. lSl6, both of
which SAID lud Sm"uts hclOug tn au are the property
ot the said rlantS Tho further object aud PRAYER u!
said pcttion is 10 toreclosc mortgage given to so
cure the payment OF said sum Ot money the 29tl
day OF October u, lSI5 h> said Jacob WiiZrmau
aud Barbara Wit1eman, to said David Cross for thc
use aud hene6t OF the plaintiffs heirs aud legal rep
reSontatVes OF Eluathan Cory, deceased, which said
mortgage was given upon and made lieu upon tho
RSt halt at tue uorttast quarter and the east hal
OF the south east qhrter OF section uumhor nine ia
township number three, north of range number elcN
en- in said county OF Wood aud to subject SAL
premises 10 appraisameut aud sale, aud to ain M
order of said court to first pay out OF the proceed,
such sale the costs of this actiou second to pay
20 the phinuhs the OF SHOPS aud tho accruoing
! interest thereon, money paid out by said plainth,
for taxes upon said lands M various tunes, from De
cember goth, 1915, 10 the pre,ent time and after III,
execution OF said mortgage; aud third, To apply th,
balance Of said proce dis rising from such sale to
ward the payment OF said Judgments aud the inter
est thereon; aud tho said Jacob Witzoman aud Bar,
/ bara Witleman aud Israel hahn are hereby nuu
/ fed that they are required to appear a 1t ausNc,
said petition, ON At before the third Saturday ane
1 the 18th day of October, \. ID, 1889. or judgmeu
will be taken against tdem 10y default
GOlr & BaOWN, AuNs for Pltd>.
! perryshurg, Sept S--lSwuS ~ 90
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Gouiob Sh,ylbtr vs. ileury Powers
DG virtue OF an order of sale to M directed from
I'D the Court OF Comnon Pleas or Wood County, q.
in tho aloyo case, viii of,c f1r sale. at the door OF
the Court House, In PcrNshurg, on
saturday, OHt, |, 1899,
between the hours oi / ana O'Clock +. NJ Of said
day the following described Ia G,;oWiU The wcst
part ot fractional section upmher tbirtvthree (S3
IN township number eight (sl north, of range mum
Der twelve II east in the county of ood. aud state
OF OHIO containing siNtysiN 600 acres of laud more
or less and hciRg the same land conveyed on the
10Th day of January \. H. lS56, by Woodruff to the
said Powers appraised at Sl,9SU.OO.
EnsoN ALLlN, atty. CIV, NORTON sheriff,
Aug. ls--law7SS.s5
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GregOy's Instant Cure Of Pain.
The Secret Intirmitios Of
YOUTH AND MATURITY.

EHIrkJ 1 FEW WORLDS on THE RA-
-IHEY u tiona Recommendations Medicine.
4hs4AA.y of HpermltOrrhua or Local Weakness
Nocturnal Emissions, Genital aud Nervous Debility
prcmiurc Decay oI the system. Impotcncy and In.
pedimeats TO MwriaGc generally.
BY u. DE- LANEY, MD.
Tho lmportlnt fact that the many alarming com
plants originating In the mpn lenae aud solitude ol
youth. may he easily removed rHhoR medjciRe. isin
thiS sm ~ tri fully dnmpnTratcd aud the entirely
new aud hgly successful treatment, il adopted bN
thc author fully explained, BY mems Of which very
me is rntnlei to cuREH1N3ELF perfectly AMI the
icastpo''bc cost thcrcbyayoiding all the advertised
uustruns Of the day.
sent TO any address gratis and post free in sealed
envelope by remiting (post paidl two postage stamps
90 Dr. u. DE LANEI, 80 east 3lst street, New York
City. 4lv
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Attachment Nniirr,

VIM. Davidson, vi IT, agairy' lyman Newvl. deft
Before James Waugh, j, of Webster twp, " ood
Co, Ohio.
ON the first day of Septcmbor, A. D, 1850 said jus
~ ticc issued nm orlcr OF attachment in the above
action for the sum ofscvcnty five dollars and twenty
dollars probable costs.
ScplrmhCr l--l7N3*
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THREE HUNDR I'd THOUSAND
Flour AsRrrCa slaves !

rENllE undersigned will pay the highest market price
l In CAsu, Tor Rcd Oak flour barrel stayrs, dc 20
livcred at his shop in Pctrysburs. j. J. SMITH.
August IL. lS5g--li tf.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-22

Beacuoieat Institution, established by special endow
ment for the reiief of he sick and distressed,
afflicted 'ouh Nr7,tem aud Epidemic
Diseases.
TuE Ho,card Association, in view of the awful de-
struction of human life caused by Sexual diseases.
and the deception practiced upon til unfortunate VIC
tins of such diseases by Quacks several years ago di
rectcd their Consulting Surgeon. as q CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name, to open Dyspensary for
the.rcatment of this class ofdseases in their forms
md to give Nedicat Aa Gratts, to all who apply by
letter. with description of their condition, (age oc.
cupaton, habits OF life Sc.) and in Of extreme
poverty to Furnish Hsicile Free OF Charge. II il
needless TO add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill Of the age. aud will furnish the
mOstapproved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association. in their Annual
Report upon the treatment Of sexual Xpress
the highest satisfaction with the success which has
attended the ahors Of the Consulting Surgeon in the
tence GonnorrhBa. Gleet syphilis. the vice ofOnan-
ism or Self Abuse &c., and order a continuance of
the sEnr for the ensuing year.
The Directors. review of the past, feel ssured
that their ab0rs in this sphere of benevolent effort
ha been of great benefit to the ai cted especially to
the young andthey have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal to this very important but much
espsed cause
| nal Weakness the Vice of Onanisn, Masturbaton or
SELF Abuse and other Diseases the Sexual Organs
by the Consulting Surgeon. will be sent by mail lin
sealed enveope,) Free cf Charge, the receipt Of
TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tracts
on the nature and of sexual Diseases diet
&C., are constantly being published for gratuitous
distribution nd will he sent to the cted. Some
the remedies and methods oftreatment discov-
cred luring the past year. are of great value.
Address for report treatment DR.. George r. Cal
| houn Consulting surgeon, Howard Association, No
| South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
By order Of the Directors
EZRA - HARTWELI Prey't.
! GRO. FAIRCHILD. Secretary.
December 30. 1858 --2ilv.
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Wood County, Count of c Cnmmon rlens, Ohio

Wood County, Court of Common Pleas, Ohio.
Sccor boulan, Co vs. Jay J., nilleit, beIHam L.
Ashley, nrnnisou Ashley, vt al.
nENNlSON ASHLEY Is hereby notified that uu
~ the sth day OF June, A. ID. 1893 Secor, Berdau
Co, fled IN the Clerks olce o. said court peJ
uon against him, Bernam H. A>hiey llv l.. Gi,eu
and others the object q which pouUOn Is to suffice
the demands ofsaid Bclnam l.. \ Ashle against Ham-
ilI0n X. Pratt }. y. Mead ami Emmanuel Arn0 q tu
the satisfaction of judgment aud costs erred y,
said Sccor, Berdan n Co, against Btmam L. A>lle,
and Jay l.. G,t in said court at its February tcr,
4, ID, 1859 for the sum Ol S2O6iG aud cuss of sun,
one oi which demands is eN,dcrced hl mote OF han.
given by said Pratt 20 said BerGm l. Ashley Tor the
sum OF SlSl.SS, dated August 2S, 1855, due one da,
amer date another of which demand Is evidenced b,
n,e OF hand fthe said Pratt 20 said Herman l. Ash
ley for the sum of 063 dated July o. lS6S due orv
day after date; aud third is evidenced by iudL
meut recovered h' said Bornam l.. Ashley, against
said Hamilton r. Pratt before Robert g. Mead Jus.
tice otthe Peace, in and for said caunty and which
evidences of Indebtedness the said Bernam h. sll,
ley proJeuds TO have transferred To said Dennison Ash
ley; sad petition sets up that sii pretended raus er
wos without consideration fraudulent AMI void and
mdde win lntcnt TO prevent the colo stiOn uf the
Aforesaid Judgment OF Ss0t.I6 aud costs, and asks
that the proceeds ot said notes AMI judgment he sub
eoted 20 the payment OF the said Judgment o Secor
Gyrl,u & Co, aud costs OF suit. Said Denuson Ash.
ley Is notified to answer the several matt-rs ailcgcd
in said petition against him by the 18th of October
1859, SECOR, BEkDAN 4 co.
BY S,JEFFERsoN, atty
August -, lSj9-l5wUS6,90.
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Siduey sawyer, Pm " Nathaniel sawyer, y NtthAuiel
Paige, Isaac ESmay, DsItS.
The egenlau.s, Nathaniel sawyer. Nathaniel Paige
and Isaac EsmaV ri I take notice that On the 9th da,
OF August 1859 the aiutiH sidney Sawyer,
hed his suuon ag iinst saId defendants in the
of common pleas within aud for the county Of Wood
and state al Ohio and which is still pending therein,
that the object and PRAYER oi said petition is to obtain
Judgement in favor Of said plaintiff against sG de.
tendauts for the SUM Of Lotto with The interest ST.
OG0 Of said sam from May 18th 1859, ana on $500 of
said sum from May 3lst 1850 being the amount due
SAID plaintiff from said defendants upon the GER
1an prOmSsory notes oi said defendants executed un-
der their firm nam" ol sawyer, "age Cc, one dated
Chicago March li, lSj9' Tor the payment Ot 81 900
in sixty days after date and the other dated Chicago
March - lS1J for IN, patment of $500 in sixty DAYS
after date, both PAYABLE the orJer of said plaintiff
with inte est after due.
said defendants Will also tale notice that une they
answer SAID petition before the 18th day of Oc
tober A. d. 1850 the matters and facts therein stated
will be taken as true aud judgement render ed gainst
them by default according to the prayer thereof.
TOLEDO, Aug Is 1859, NJ. II, Il r, MATE
l5w6-SSN Au'ys for Plf.
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Court of Commnu pleas, Wood County, q.
thucs W. Moore, viiE rs, Nm. VI KIM, Dt,t
'LNuE defendant Nil,iua McNim, will Iuke notice
L tnat on the 2lth dty OF Decemhcr. 4. .. lSiS.
the plaintiff Charles W, Mapre, i3et hi, petition
against said detcndln' iptbr Count ut Coma o. Pleas
within and for the couny of Wood AMI State ol Ohio.
amt which Is sil prnJmg tu,vco; tia, the object amt
rNrr"t sti petti'o rs Ia obtain iud gment IN in
80, of sud plan if aul against said defendant tor
'be sum Ut Sl-p go Wita lc interest thereon since
~,P,vmh l. lN5N, NviHg the amount uue said plaut-
n troU sid deivUd INT Tor work and IA or hy the i'd
Ptaaun performed ror sail e!vu1ant, hctur the r,t
iaN of Sci temoeT \ u. l,5S. Said dcten0eut will
nhe nui'c hat unless he answer said petition on or
before the 2lpd day OF oCronoU \, lNA9, the m It.
'ors and Ncrs therein S'ltvl viii be taNen as true
and iuignoat roudo. ca against Kim by default ac
e1ld,ny - the prayers thereof.
y. " d. * uOLlENRECE.
August 2i'h lSj9. Attys Tor Plaintiff.
! CWV-SI2T
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a. M. BROWN & co.,


10 NVWII IITTW n, 7 ~ TlUtTN NNIl, Ia.
Agents wanted in all parts ofthe United states and
Cam ldHs 70 sell Music, Books Jcwelry, Gold Pens
Pencils, Nco and receive subscriptions for the RED,
WRITE AND BLUE
Catalogues aud numbered ccrtif rates will be So Mt TO
those wishing "a net agents. NJ capital required
AuguSt 1, lSip--l3w
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SWRlTs orrurpsutine just received
- PECK " HAMILTON.
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Proposed Amendment TO the Cons,itu,I,...

Proposed Amendment 10 the Constitutits.
Relative to an Amendment TO the Constitution pre,l
ding for Annual Sessions of the General A nkly
Resoiped by the General Assembly of the State of
Ohio, Three-ifh Of the members of each house on.
curing therein that it be and 10 hereby pror osed to
the electors of the state TO vote at the text annual
October state election upon the approval rejection
of the following amendment as substitute for the
first clause of the tweny-tth section OF the second
article of the Constitution of this state wit: "A
regular sessions OF the General Assembly shall COM
mence ON the first Monday in January .annually,n
WILLIAM q. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER
President ofthe Senate.
March 81, 1859.
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P n N c | LIS |

GoldPencil. Cases, Silver DO. ladia Rubber Propol
lug, Faoer's Drawing, Andesons do, and all Other
klnds ealledstor' cheap, at &c. HoLTS,
feb, II. Lew Alu. Maumee CITY
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Nhe Prelninnls
The Premiums.


Gold brace cts, arm)rtS, neck chains cameo Gnren-
line mosaic au gold stone svtts gold aud silver thim
hes gold ear drops rings breast Plus bosom studs
sleeve buttons cuN Plus, uckets KEYS scarf and shawl
pins aud other arti lies worth from 80 cts TO each
All communications mlst he aldrr, scd To
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&TAIlRONERY !!

have the largest and best assurtmen ut Of Cap, Com.
mercial Cap, Note and Commercial Note Paper ever
offered to the public hereabouts Call before goin e
elsewhere, as am confident that can sell at rates 8
entirely below those of other establishments. Those
wanting good papeIc Il find it at
p. C.. HOLT'S. Maumee CITY.
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Court of Common Pleas wood County.

SNUFF. Tobacco aud Cigars-A, No. l.
= peek X HAMILTON.
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Wood County Court of Common pleas.

JosephP. Cory David j, Smith rnd Sarah smith
his wife, David Cross and Rhuda W Cross his wife
John Z, Mcy @d Eliza Miller, his wife, Samuel f..
stafford and Melissa stafford his Wife Jane Cory aud
David j Cory rlaintns,
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\ LIEN RASPBERKIES-
rIIANkn

they are said to be perfectly hardy; few plan 8
tor'hle by GEO. POWERS.
PEuny y38UoG, April II. ISi0-tDtf
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-27

Mail ARRANGENENTS.-The following are
the present Mail arrangements at the Alex
sniria POST Oficc:-
The Northern Nail will close, daily, at and 2
o'clock p. H.. except on Saturdays-then at O.
clock. D. IN. There is mail for Washington City
only, closing at p. m, on Saturdays.
The Mail for Richmond Va, and all South OF
Richmond. will close at 81 a.. NJ, and p. IN, ex-
erpr on Sundays--then at 81 am.
The Mails for the Orange and Alexandria and
Manassas Gap Railroads, warrenton, Middleburg,
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i no mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad on Sun
days.
The Mail for the Lcesburg route will close on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at p. IN.
There is mail for Leesburg, via Baltimore and
ono Railroad. closing at 2 p. IN, on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Sundays
The Mail for the Aldie route will close at n. m,
fac,lays. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The Mail for the 0ccoquan route will close at .
An. Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
The Nail for the Theological Seminary will close
ats D. H., daily, except Sundays.
Tho Mail for Norfolk, Portsmouth. and the East
.n shore of Virginia closes at and 9p. m. except
on Saturdays-then at p. III.
The Office will close daily at 69 p m, except
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BoSApARTE,S EARLY POVERTY.

NJ. Theirs, in his history of the Consulate,
recites some very strange and previously
unknown particulars respecting the early
life and penury of Napoleon Bonaparte:
1t appears that after he had obtained a
subaltern's commission in the French SER
vice by his skill and daring at Toulon,
he lived some time in Paris, in obscure lodg-
ings, and in such extreme poverty, that he was
often without the means of paying ten sous
ten cents-for his dinner, and frequently
went without anything at all. He was un,
der the necessity Of borrowing sums and
even worn out clothes, from his acquaintance.
He and his brother Louis, afterwards King
ofHolland had at one time only acoat between
them. so that the brothers could only 60 out
alternately, time and time about: AT this
crisis, the chief benefactor Of the future en-
peror and conquerer, at whose mighty name
the world grew pale was the actor, Talma,
who often gave him foods and money. Napo-
Icons face afterwards 80 famed for its clas-
steal mould, was during that period OF starva-
tion, harsh and angular in its lineaments,
with projecting cheek bones. His meagre
fare broug on an unpleasant and nnsightly
cutaneous disease of type so virulent and
malignant, that it took all the skill and. asst
duty of his accomplished physician, Corui-
sart, to cxpel it, after duration OF more
than ten wears.