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CHAUyCTy coCDRIcU's Est ATE

STATE OF VERMONT. IT,, Probat
- pI~rE.cr oF cgIrT.NDgy. IS. Court for ths Dis
frict Of '1iJte1 len % all prrs rs interested iu the
estate Of Cha1ncev Goodrich, late e burlington,
in said District, deceased, GnrETIvG.
W herels, the administrator If the cstitr of said
licensed bath ioaie application Co -iis Court. to
xtend the time allowed fer the payment # the
t-bts Of said deceased for year, from the first
law Of November, A. ID 1859.
Whercupon. the said Court. doth hereby assign
AMI appoint the tenth day Of October. 1850 NJ the
Probate Court Rooms for hearing on -oid apuiica-
ZION, and doth order and decree, that no-i"e DO
siven TO all persons interested ia said os-atr by
publishing this order three weeks successiv. ly in
the burlington Free Pres, previous TO the day
assigned for hearing
Given under my hand, ct BurIin yton, this goth
day OF September, 1859.
wl3w3 W. Il. FRENCH, Judge.
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Victoria dates by the overland mail at st.
souis are to the the 9TH ult. The Colonist
Says that the L. S. troops on San Juan Is
land were throwing up fertilization on the
summit of hill below the Hudson Bay Co. 5
station. The Portland, Oregon, papers of
the 10th, publish a reply by Gen. Harvey to
Gov. Douglass letter of August 80, in which
be accepts Gov. Douglass explanation as an
apology for his past conduct, but evidently
Proposes no faith in the Governors professions
and declines to withdraw his troops from
San Juan until the pleasure Of President Blu
chanan Is known on the subject.
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wEssoN u. MnsIER,s rsTATF.

~ E, the subscribers, avi1. been appointed
~ bv the Honorable the Probate Court the
District of Grand Isle Commissioners 20 receive,
examine and aiiu-t the claims ami demands Of all
persons against tine estte of W csson W Nosir~. late
Of GraudIsle in said Distri ,de.a7s-i represented
insolvent and also all claims and demands exfib.
ted in Offset thereto; and six months from the
day Of the date hereof being allowed bv said Court
for that purpas-, we do therefore, her by give no.
tee, that we viii attend 60 he business Of our
appointment at the dveliin, Of S'muI B. Cor
don, in Grant Isle in s7ij District. on the first
Wednesdays os December and February next, at 10
DEL OK A. VI. on each Of said DAYS.
Dated this 2th d1v of Sept. A. D. 1853.
GUY REYNOLDS. SCommis-
wI6w3~ NORMAN GORDON. sioners.
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CURE FOR GoUT.-lf the reader supPoses shat
we about TO state that we, personally, have
been sorely afflicted with GDut, and have been
cured solely by means Of Billings Rheumatic Pills
and Eminent he is mistaken, for editors and prn-
tiers proverbialy too poor e. afford the state
Of living which induces Gout. But speaking can
ddly, friend Of ours who has suffered terribly
from this most aggravating Of fortunes, has been
ent rely cure through the instTumentalty of these
remedies. Being convinced of the truth Of his
statement, and believing those medicines really do
possess great virtue, we speak thus publicly
Journal
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CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

The Overland Mail has arrived at Jefer-
s5n city with San Francisco dates Of the 18th
inst. Sufficient returns had been received
b. ensure the election of the entire Lecomp-
bon Democratic State ticket in California. The
Lec5mpton candidates for Supreme Judge
nnd State Printer, and the two Lecompton
candidates for members Of Congress were al
B. elected
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

Death Of Senator Broderick, IN duel.
The Overland Mail of the 10th ult., reach
b Jefferson City, Mo, on SATURDAY..
The duel between Senator Broderiek and
Ez-Chief Justice Terry, took place near San
francisco en- the 18th. Broderick fell at the
frst FIRE, having been pierced through the
lungs lie died on the morning Of the 10th.
By the way Of the Istbmus and New Or
leins, we learn that Judge Terry had been
srrested The public were much incensed at
the killing of Broderick. His funeral was
tle most imposing one ever witnessed in San
franclsco.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-14

,o,lod in his. and his eyes fixed on her face
What's that :"
THEY'RE calling for her, and Jenny
,ointine to the form in the bed.
There was a lull, and then Il long thunder
Of clapping hands and stamping feet rose anu
died away.
whats that last?'' asked the woman
holding the child of a person entering.
"Oh, they called for the queen ana oiu
whips made speech, and said she was rather
nnwel. and could not appear, but would
most likely be better tomorrow, wnen she
would again perform her celebrated feat oi
leaping through the hoop to the ground.
B.. Well, my dears,'' said the doctor,
at the supper table to his children, chow
YOU like it -
"Oh, we didn't see the queen, father"
no ?"
NO, not at all; the man in the ring ,aid
she was not well, but would be there tO-mor-
TOW. and then the clown was SO good, fLther,
in tie SC me with the savage
.'Was be. my dear? Do you know Why
IA didn see the queen ?''
NJ
w ID. then, I'll ell You. Because she
va, dad. That clown was her hUsblnd; I
left hin kissing her dead lips, and dare say
he !. there now. It's strange world. mis-,
Sucl a sight as that never saw before. and
hop. never to see again.
d. Widar's BaLsas, Of W5id Charg is truly
Ba.ssm. 1t contains the balsamic principle Of
The Wild Cherry, the basamic properties of tar
an u pine. Its ingredients are all balsamic.-
Coughs, colds, and consumption. disappear under
it, balsamie influence.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-14

The London Morning Post reterr;n, %
difficulty saws our trans Allan tic cn,,s ~
better watch the prorress of tho r.;
powers in the Pacific than GU arrol VIII 3hoir
best friends and customers,e peopIe of the
England.
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News of the W eek.
ANOTHER FILLIBUSTERING EN-
petition


Although Collector Hatch of New Orleans
refused a clearance of the Steamer Phia-
daphia for Asfinwall because it was alleged
that the Steamer was to take Gen. Walker
and two OF three hundred men ostensibly
bound to the Chiriqui diggings but really
for Nicaragua the General and his men got
of on Monday night and sailed from Berwicks
bay Tuesday morning in their own Steamer
without a clearance. The recent advertise
ment Of the New Orleans papers Of "A Steam
ship 70 start from Mobile for Chiriqui on
the first of October added to the other
.accumulating suspicious circumstances
attending the alleged contemplated invasion
.of Nicaragua, but on inquiry of the Collector !
sat Mobile nothing had been heard confrmiu,
the truth Of the report 50 far as that Port is
concerned. Orders had been dispatched by
Telegraph to the commanding officer at
Blstrn Rouge for concentrating and holding |
the Federal Military in reserve to be used, if |
necessary as a Posse COmmitdtuS for the en-
i0rcement Of the laws.
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Married.

In Newport, Orleans County, 0,t 9Th, by Rev.
Moses Pattee, Mr.. N. r. Tibbets of Newport, and
Miss Hannah A. Leonard, Of Malone, n. Y.
Ia Tunbridge, Oct. 9th, by Rev Geo. S. Guern-
sey, Mr.. Horace Durkee and Miss Luthera P.
smith, both Of Tunbridge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-14

In Alburgh, Sept. 9th, Laura Y. Boardman
daughter Of Mrs.. DR.. Il. Il. Reynolds, aged years
and ! month
Young as she was, she loved the Sabbath School
and loved to pray. She could never hear Of q case
Of suffering without doing something to relieve it.
Her last words were: g have said my prayers,
and am going to sleep" Soon she slept tina
"Esleep from which none ever wake TO weep" In
the = mansions of our Fathers house." she now
waits to welcome those she loved on earth.
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NEW BOOKS.

1" IRE AND TRAVELS of Alexander Won
.u.-,b,Iit. =" with Introduction by b Taylor
..Tbo pnrirans,' or the Church, Court and Par
iiament of England, during the reigns of Ed
ward 4th and Queen Elizabeth; by Samuel
Hopkins.
The Empire of Russia, by John S. c. Abbott.
" The Representative Men of the New Testament,
by George Baldwin.
" Mystic Circle" and American Hand Book of
Masonry, by George II. Gray, Sen.
almost Heroine" by the author of Counter
parts.
'Out Of the Depths the story of Woman's Life
Z" From Dawn to Daylight" by Minister'S Wife
" The Lost and Found or Life among the Poor
90 Beulah," by Augusta J. Evans.
" Germaine," by Edmond About.
81 Four Years Aboard the Whaleship.D
Received for sale by
E. A. FULLER.
Oct II.
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At a Probate Court holden at Burlington, vi h.
in and for the District Of Chittenden, on the 9th
day of Aeptember. A D. 1859, an Instrum NJ,
purporting to be the last Viii sud Testament OF
ella A. Russell late Of Charlotte in said District,
deceased presented to the Court aforesaid. for
Problte, by the Executor her. in nlmcd- And lt
IS ordered bv said Court that the l5te day OF GEO.
Der A. d. 1859, at the Probate urt Rooms N
said BURLINGTON. bsossirled for proving said In
strunlent and tb4+ notice thereof be given % all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Darlington Free Press,
a newspaper printed ut said Burlington, previous
70 the time appointed
Therefore you are hereby no'lheI TO appear be-
tie aid Cont. al the time and place Aforesaid
and contest the probate of said viii, if you have
cause.
Given under my hanl at Burlington. in said
District, this 9th day Of September D. 1859.
wliw3 ". II. FRENCH, Judge.
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Among the many restoratives which nature has
supplied to relieve the Affections of humanity
there is no more favorite for certain class
ofdiseases than the "medicnal gum" of the Wild
Cherry Tree; but however valuable it is, its pow
to heal TO soothe to relieve, and to cure, is
hanc I'd ten fold by scientific and judicious conbi-
nation with other Ingredients, in themselves Of
equal worth. This happy minging exists in that
Coordination and form indeed"
Ofmediciue known as
DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Whose value in curing Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Whipping fough, Group, Asthma, Pulmonary AZ
fiction and Tncipient Cons sumption is inestinaBle
HOME TESTIMONY.
Bosrox. April Is, 1852
No. As Union st. (
Mr.. SErH w FowLE-De1r Sir Your inval-
liable m edcine, can truly saw, has literally
snatched me from the grave Last July I was at
talked by sudden Cold, which resulted in a very
severe Cough, with violent pains in the Side and
Chest. became 50 much reduced that my friends
frankly it'd me 7 must die At this crisis. I
heard Of Wstar's Balsan, Of VIII Cherrv, and i'm
meiiately sent for a bottle The effect produced
was indeed wonderful. Ny physician, one Of the
most respectable in Boston, who had previously
tod me that cure was hopeless came in, and
informed him what I had taken. He examined
the Balsam, and advised me to continue the use Of
IT. since which time I have continued to improve
daily; and tn same physician who had given me
M, told me, f,w days since, that l might yet
live many years.
Respectfully
MARY ROWE.
We can cheerf lllv testify to the truth Of the
above statement, Mrs. Rowe having been an in
mate four family
WILLT : N DFNNFTT.
MARTHA BENNETT
None genuine unless signed 7. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
Prepared by $. ". TOWLE e Co. Bosrov. and
rar sale by +. W. ROXY g Co.. and ANos c. SPEAR
RurIjprt,n , MARCUS UULL, HlNEsrURGH; J. s
~roRRs a Sov. Winooski,' C. ". RATES, Essex
Centre; C. ". BaowvELL. gainesville; J. J.
SWovDs & Co, Sheburne; =. ALEXANDER, Char
lotte; L. P. Carleton, Uude rhIll: and by all |
dealers in medicine everywhere.
wl5w4
T A PECK, A rent
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CELIA A. RUssELL,s ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT, ! To all persons con-
DISTRICT OF CHrr1EvDEN IS. ,erned in the Estate
fCeIia A. Russell late of Charlotte, in said Dis
teict, dee ased.
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HOLLOWAY,S PILLS. ~ I
NEW YORK.
wl6w2

failing remedy for all disorders Of the Chest and
Lungs.-0liver Thompson, Of Little Falls, New
York, was in deplorable state of health ten weeks
ago; his lungs, the doctors told him, were COM
pletely gone, his chest, and in fact his body gen.
orally had scarcely atom Of flesh on it, SO thin
had be become. In addition to this, he had
cough which completely shook him to pieces (these
are his own words; he has just called on Profess
Holloway inform him, that all these COM
plants have been removed by Holloway's Pills,
after he had used tlem for seven weeks and two
days, and ne now feels better than he ever did in
cases Of the stomach AID bowels.
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"a TX VI TO LET.
Any one desiring to obtain the lease of a far
l25 acres Of improved land now under good
cultivation, with wood land and suitable farm
buildings, in the town Of Shelburns, Vt, may bav,
an opportunity to do so by applying to this of
fee
None but parties Of unQuestionable responsible
lily need apply. wifi
WORTH READING " THINKING
ABOUT.-The business ofmanutacturing spuri-
gins. and Offering them as beverages, under the
titles: Aromatic Cordial " Medicated," etc
las scome so common, that the public are Justly
susr eious Of. nearly every thing that is offered
under similar forms, and the trade has thus been
brought into disrepute It has remained for our
house, Established in l77S) to supply the press
ag popular need, and to inaugurate ae,s era in
70 the history Of the trad. We trust that our
abolished reputation-folnded upon eighty years
or 1oerience-abupdantIy vindicates our claim to
publ confidence we therefore odcr
"BI -NGER'5 OLD LONDON DOCK GIN"
which is especially designed for the use of MEDIC
AL PRoF ssIov and the FAMILY, and possesses those
intrinsic aedical properties (Tonic and Diurotic)
which be ug to OLD and PUREGIN. 1t has
now recetsd the endorsement Of over seven thou
sand Phys ians for the treatment Of Gravel Drop.
sy, Nervou ness, Kiddey and Bladder Complaints
obstruction impressions, etc, Of the menses
&C, &c
C.,.-o,,.. e.. -.,.-..
ii0H 'Heir S'De"''Iy ana eonInea
haoitS' are luentIy affected with rightly Of the
comes serious Distracted The ooI5 London
r~.,.c:.,
prompt relief he respiratory organs. 1t is an
invaluable aid ,tjmullut TO the digestive or
PM nj, in on,,.
,--.-...1 ''''''' " ''--' % '''' anu '"'
AND SOLD BY ALL EgGGssTs 1 AyD Town AGENTS.
NJ VI % a.. ~ V l. -, ~ 4 -
An -" 'i ~ sore ~. p'I'eIs'
MRS. WINSLOW An crDorie,ccd nurse
,.l r...i. .t-.-;.;
'H''1IoD 'ee'A'ns "@len realty facilitates the
process oftcething by soften the gums. reducing
ali ina,unatior-,yiu alIav
7''0 ~ and TeI'ei ana
~ Jul safe IN oil cases
81 '''--' GU III ''-'''''i 90 m. da"Iy
yrrE E1eE HApvVpJxs,-,, >-,,,,
HAM prepared to take Insurance in II a f,lioyirI.
2 iirst-elass Companies, at far rates, VIZ:
v,-.----, -
e. oo6 GOO NV ~ Wa W." 'i9. capital
FNTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, gonnec-
< ueut Capital, Sl,oOO'OOO'
<.,o,-,-,,l.r,,,,.,- ,,r,,-- -,-,-,-,, ,,-o,,,,,
I ro-d Co., Cani+aI s2co 0oo 'i''T'-
NORTHWESTERN insurance. CO.. Oswe
New York. Capital, SloO,UOO
uvFsTFPv MASS INSTR AVc7 20 pit.
w field, Mass Capital, $4,000
4 'IAbIEk oAh LIZ lN9UkANCE 70.
NTEw YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.. New
York. Assets over 81 800 600:
burlington l. NIarch j. . Ihh9' Agent
AFRICAN CIVILIZATION SOCIETY
There will he a Convention At NontnoIier in
the Brick Church on Tuesday the 18Th inst Al
o'clock p. N. TO enooprogo the coIor,d n.onIo IN
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NOTICE,


y5,he undersigned, having learned that reports
{ injurious 10 his reputation as a tuner and re-
nairer Of Piano Fortes are in circulation by par.
ties who probably suppose that they are benefit
ting their own business by attempts to iniure his
begs the attention Of the public to the following
extracts from certificates to his caTablity and
character, by disinterested persons the value of
whose approval will not be questioned
A. W. POWERS.
Burlington, Aus. g. 1859.
Mr.. POWERS
DEAR SIR 1t gives me great
pleasure TO testify to your horoughness and care
iuness in tuning piano fortes. Having examined
several instruments tuned by you l can most
cheerfuly recommend you to all who require
your services, and sincerely trust that you may
get that portion o. patronage which your care and
ability demands.
S. c. MOORE.
Burlington, Nov. 22d, 1856.
DEAR SIR Having examined and
played on several Piano Fortes tuned by you,
take pleasure in recommending YOU as a correct
and careful tuner.
TIE MOLT.
Burlington, January 10, 1868.
BURLINGTON Aug. l6, 1859
A. W. Powers
DEAR SIR
l desire TO express nv
qualification at the SUPERIOR manner in which you
displayed your abilities as a Piano Forte tuner,
on the occasion Of Madame Biscaccianti's Concert
in this place last evening. The eveness of the
temperament and purity Of the unisons all
that could be desired and shall take great pleas
ure in accommodating you to any one in want of
person 10 your profession as a first class tuner.
Wishing you every success ard prosperity be-
lieve me.
Yours Respectfully,
GEO. T. EVANS.
Au II dav3
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PARLOR COOK STOVES

IA kLOG 1OOh - Il Wv Is
Of the most beautiful designs aud patterns,
among which may be uud the
HOPE PARLOR COOK, the most elegant
and convenient Parlor Cook that is manufac
tured
ELEVATED OVEN STOVES. with Square
and Yankee Notion Tops.
PARLOR STOVES for Wood and Coal, in
great variety, and at extremely low prices
THEiMAGEE PATENT COAL AND GAS
BURNEB.-lIaving obtained the exclusive
sale Of these justly celebrated Parlor and Hall
Coal Burners, would respectfully call the
attention Of our customers TO them.
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.-Tbe
great reputation Of the above named Stoves
in Burlington and vicinity, do not require
any recommendation from
All of the above named stoves, together with a
great variety Of others, will be sold cheaper than
can be purchased elsewhere in Vermont
q. s. BL0DGETT & CO.,
College street.
Burlington, September Is
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To THE NERVOUS OF GOTH SEXES
a Retired Clergyman, having been restored to
health in few days, after many years of great
nervous suffering, is willing to assist others ty
sending [freel copy OF the prescription used
Direct the Rev. John NJ. Dagnsll, lS6 Fulton ST.,
Brooklyn, n. Y, wl5m2
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THE VICTOR COOK STOVE, with Square
AMI Extension Top. The small consumption
Of fuel aud the perfect inner it performs oil
tina, is required, has given it "a great reputa-
tigu.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-14

rEUE ECONOMIST. with ami without the Tx
I tension Top. The most perfect working
-o0k stove 10 the world.
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THE ECONOMIST, with Sand Oven. is not
surpassed by any Stove, and in Baking is
equal 70 the Brick Oven.
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MRS. WINSL0W An experienced nurse
and female physician, l.. Soothing Syrup for
children teething which realty facilitates the
process oftoething by soften the gums, reducing
all inaammation-will allay pain, and is sure
to regulate the bowels Dep upon it, mothers,
it will give rest to yourself and relief and
health to your infants. Perfect safe in all cases
See advertisement in another oolsan. davly
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Of every description, Steel Spring Skirts. Moreno
Skirts, Hosiery, Gloves. Ribbons, 80.
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FARM TO LET.

T. A. PECK, A gent.
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Cloth Department

We have fine assortment of Broche, Long and
Square; Cashmeres, Stella, Thibet, Bay State
Shawls, Raglans aud Cloaks in great variety.
'E E& n WI VI E VA o. SO
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THE IN TELLIGENCER

MYSTERY OF KIssIsG.-Depcnd upon it, kiss
is great mystery. There is many thing We
know that we can't explain, still we are sure IL
is fact, for all that Why should there be =
sort of magic in shaking hands, which seems
only ,nere form. aud sometimes painful one,
too?-for some folks wiring your fingers oil, al
most and make you fairly dance with pain, they
hurt you 80. Ii don't give much pleasure al
any time What the magic OF 1t IS we can't tell,
but so it is for all that II seems only a custom,
like bowling, and nothing else; still there Is more
IN IL than meets the eve. Bnta kiss fairly cleo
tTilies you; it warns yOnr blood, aud sets your
heart to beating like brass drum, and makes
vour ewes twinkle like stars ~ frosty night
III is n thing never to nc forgotten No language
can express it, no letters will give the SQUAD
Then what in nature IS equal 10 the flavor OF NJ
What an aroma it has; How spiritual it Is. 1t
is not gross for you can't feed on it. 1t Is mel
iher visible nor tangible nor portable nor trans
fera5lc It is nota substance, nor liqnid, nor
a yauor II has neither color nor form linaS-
ination can't conceive it. 1t can't be imltalea
OF forged 1t is confined TO no cline or conn
try. bnt is ubia1toue. IL Is dissnoodiet when
ompleted, bat il Instantly reproduced, and 80
is in,maFtai Il is rs old as the creation, and
vet is MS young aid fresh rs ever. 1t pre.eXIs-
tel still exists aud always VIII exist - per
vadeS all nntnrc The breeze as 1t passes kisses
tn. rose, aud the pendant sine stooiIs DOWN ana
hides with its tcnyir;lS its bushes, a. 1t kisses
the lfnDf,i stream thrt waits in eddy to meet
r. and raises it's tiny WAVES ike anxious lips 70
receive it. Depend upon it, Eve learned it in
Paradise. ani vas taught lis beauties virtues,
and varieties by nm angel; there is someihing SO
transcendcnt in it.
How i. is adapted TO all circumstances
There is the kiss of welcome and OF parting, the
long staggering. loving, present enc, the stolen
or the muluai one; the kiss of love, JOY, and
of sorrow; the sell Of promise, and the receip 4
of fillillmeut il it strange, therefore, That
woman is iuyincihle whose ar,nory consists OF
kisses, smiles, signs, and tears?