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Nh. EpIrcR:-Plcsse insert IN the Jasper
Courier the name Of Harvey Nicholson. ffq.
:. candidate for ~ cisct"n 10 the ONCE o.
C.mm;ssioner III District NJ. -,os Dubois
county, and Won gill ohlicr many irI.nds o.
CAMBRIDGE TOWNSHIP.
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D=It il said thar his Holiness, the
Pope, receives out Of his States s.
600, 900 year. OF this $6,OoO,OOO
rocs to lie private affairs.
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AN OFFER.

Any person sending rs five new
subscribers, and the money. will re-
ceive a copy Of the Courier for one
rear. as = present.
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IFThc casc against Edwards, f"'
murder and arson, in the Pike county
court last week, was continued nntl
another term.
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D7Four persons were arres tel and
lodged in the Pike connty Jail las,
dck charges with picking pocke's ~
anrtcl IL Petersburg during tic trt
Of the week
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rrWe nre ru,hor'x-d 10 announce Nj
JANIS TunrIs. E-q.. a. 'he Democratic
candidate e., Prosecutor, In The district CON-
oo,ed ~ Duhois, Spencer and Perry.
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THE METROPOLITAN.

l. = mammoth Imperial Quar,o Of eight
rag.s. elegantly illustrated ~.
FIVE HANDSOME ENGRAVINGS.
4 lessr each week, embracing subjects s'lke
interesting aud attractive. The .Iusirsiior
=, y,r'rM Civ Life and iis attendant ioi
lies they will be from
-Gr We 10 gay, 'r,m lively 20 severe"
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nTMr. Lulz has received a large
stock & new goods. Look ont for he
advertisement, and give him call.
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NJ We are authorized - annource M
IA. CLEmsnrs, Esq. Of Dsv'ers eoun'v
= ! csndidsie Tor Prosecutor 10 The - Ju'
dicisl Circuit.
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Tex. President Wan Euren
writing his Lie and Times.
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THE METROPOLITAN
Weekly Literary Journal,

al ,hst l. novel and interesting
in The World ~ Letters; I'll that = e'u'
md erteriairing IN The II me Cvle; To-
p~,her wi,h Tales. Skriche-. E-ssys. Poetry
Diorrs phies, Truthful Chances 81 Lite q
Home and Abro d; aud the Everyday De-
cuuences that are most noteworthy; 10 Tact
a ~ n ron,-ir al thai u drsirsb'e In Q
GOOD FAMILY JOURNAL.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

OFFICERS ~ BA:sBRiDcE ToWssH'f'
Jus,ices- II. c. New c-mb. =. R".e.
Trus,ses-. Charles Bisksme'es, Ffsnc''
Ka-pv J"hr.
CLERK Gee. A. Ki'zineer.
Treasurer WendoIi" Esny.
Constsb ie- An,hooy Ecker.
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10 ROUSEKEEpERS.
q OMETHI>G NEW b Y Rabbit
- LIST MEDICINAL SALERATUS.

iLoA - En- III a ~ "a Lima 80
manufactured from common salt
6S and IL prepared entirely difrren'
from other Salasaius. All the dele
xp asri, us mat,er ex rscied in such :
manner ss 10 produce Bresd, Biscuit
20 aud ~ kiuds - Cake. wmhuui g ~
fr,ng . tsriiri- ~ Saiarsius whei
N. Bread 81 C.kr IL baked; iherrhs
produei, 2 Who'll soms s-.uhs. Ever,
:.as,ic'r 81 Saisraiu- j. tur"ed Z" ga
md psrses through the Bend O.
lii,.ruit " lie b king; c"rrs qu~rtl'
nothing remains bu - mnrn S'h
" alter nd Four You viii rendi'
D. rcr, e nv The taste ~ This Siisrs
CS iu- II q Il 10 entirely difIerert iron
,sh.r s lsrs'us.
AID Itir packed ~ one pound rspess
Isarh arsprrr hssDdsh "B 7 Bsb
20 (hit.'s Bel M@di. inai S,Iessius;' al
10. picture, a. is,ed l"sf ~ bread
arh pIa.s Of sffervsscing vale
on The ,o). Wh-n ycu puschsr
me paper you sh"uId preserve ~
~rspr.,, and be particular 10 get
/. X exactly like the tirst--brand =
sh.ve.
Full dI,ec,ions f"r mskng Bres
!. ~ iii- S .l4rs,us ard 5 ~ milk =
a CrsAu Tartar. viii Srcrmpany tssl
70 pscksg also d'rsc ions i"s maxim
~ kira- ~ pastry; also. f"r mskin
AID s ida Water aud Seidh'z Pow drss
~ MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
WITH
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POTASH,
War; MED Isuhle The strong b n
ra,ra,y Pn'ash: nut m " rsns- J.
u On 3n Cib.. ard y y. viz
III, rus,,,"r- to' maki'g Hard and
Us S,p S,ar. Cnsumsr- viii ind ih''
In. ch.sr.-, Poa-h 10 market.
ND M ,nufac'ur.d ard for snlr nv
n. r. RABDI1T'T.
20 NJ. CS aud 20 Washington = New
YORK aud NJ. 3S India o Boston
my 10 II
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Every Sut~cribes will be entitled 70 rso
=, The above Premiums By the payment =
~. nv live cents on each. W. ~h' inform
II m which he Il entitled 10, - s"on - ~
|Ssn-srip,iou money Is received. when
Ir.a.u snce . msdr, serd Dr"n y convent
~. ~ l, ~ .mn the sssesi. Addr'rr,
j n BENTON 4 co. F"h".rs',. !.
NJ A6N fs, Rniidi,p, Brcsrw-. = fWh
Spsrwrn c plfs "i THf METZ F~li
srAr''v n M sett free whep rrgussls1s
ssg. ~. ls5s~em.
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The 70 lowing u I.,si 81 Premiums which
~, : .oid 10 Sub. crib - ter 1wfsry Fivs
csx1~ each. On The receipt " ihr Srt-
.rrip, i'm marry, 'hsy all he inf'fmed =
xha, Pr miums t,sy sse rn'i'le ana re-
(, = optional she,hev shsv psy 'h- TwExTy'
va cents ca each and take thr Psrmium'
" mat
Tie foIlowiuC is 4 full
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Subycxibe FOR the JssprCourler
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26
Tbc fclitianr ltmotrat.

DEATH OF GEN. WM. T. ITAsKEII.-Ths eccentric
but truly distinguished man died the 18th inst. at
the I'nnatic Asylum, 1Iopkinsville, KY Gen. Has.
kel' was an orator Of more than ordinary ability
lie could move the masses AS few other men of the
"es'eond. But he washis own worst enemy Hay.
ing powers which have elevated him 10 distinction,
his weakness brought premature ruin and death in an
insane asylum.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Woodman's Cherry Expectorant.

This remarkable remedy will be found certain
cure for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group bronchial
Affections Consumption in all its stages, and In eve.
~ disease of the Lungs
This remedy Is an Anodync Evprctorant sooihinp
and l'alsamc IN It's nature and sgna'ly powerful in
searching to the very root Of disease by is mild and
eradicating action on all Internal aud Pulmonary as.
fcctions, rendering cure an absolute certainty and
now frequently prcscrbcd by eminent medical men
in preference 10 The ordinary medicine in the United
states Pharlnacopnia for such alecio the fol
lowing letters amply demonstrate:
New Orleans Anri 0 1853
Dear Sir Th" public generally are fully aware Of
tn" thousands of remedies Tor diseased lungs. undr
titles of Sarsapafilla. Pills Ph~i"r4 Iinmpnts Ne
that are daily brought to their notice through the
newspapers by way of advertisements, Ms object in
writing this note for publication. is 10 induce the
public, at least those who anl ctrd to lsn one
that contains articles Of real use in pulmonary dis
eases. am conscious that in So doing nm actfnt
nnprof"s-lonay aud derosa'nry to the interests Of
medical scrnc" an1 the regular pract tioners of med
icnr. refer To WDDDMAN'S : CHERRY EXrEC
IoRANT. which j. scientific remedy that have
used with morc than any of the usual plcy.
cfiptions used by physicians
JM MAITLAND NJ u.
The Proprietor and Inventor "f Woolmnn'4 Cher.
~ Exprctorant ha4 ia his possession CAB letters from
every section of III" country -pnrcninry from The
Valley Of the Mississippi aud tt, Southern State.
each and all most audafory " IN tnrniiv" Proper
tirs. ana the rcfmsn"nt Good "rr- nn ryrry ,art,.
" rf Pulmonary disease" which hns induced Inn H.
tTing Woodlands Cherry Eyprcturant mrrn pront
ncn'ls before the public than otherwise M intended
70 haze donc.
II Offering ~ ihe world preparation Nhn.n tntrin-
III merits Nave been fully utt,-t 4 Mn numrrnI- uu-
fortunate sufferers from tunnh-, tai. inlHrnza.
'ronr. and bronchial M tuH- wIfrh. ii nnlrrtud
Y thr carly ~ilgn, fnrminn'" in 'na.mpt un, rhH
Cherry ENprcorant II ~ tnnru-tly nltWrr w wnr.
rant thr Proprietor il nfrortt.i ~ rNm.srly ~
7 dnn: With thn host NJ nol -- qlnnk mniirOpr-
which rs--r.- np merit bnt N m.rir N drruiyr
M lnhtlihc ana nvalHl'n k"m III tor Nli l'n'mo.
nary affections Nh" &c NUT on ID. OVID mtit alrU"
snp"rcci all nthors.
Wordm,n'. Cherry Eyrcrioraut |. prepared Wilt. a
rains aud carr combined With an intmair knowl.
Cd" of ihr therapeutic action II medicines NH the
human hnhy, and chemically hlnudh Win IT,.
W't valuable horh- and roots ttat III indigestion.
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, ana Wiui on thn Stom-
nth. it. effects arr Warm Aromatic tunat, and l0as
lc. In Asthma IL gtyr- iu.tri rnnf W short tl"rr
At" "w internal affection. which ~ not come within
The ptla ~ ~ rntatit" properties,
Read arc'ully thr Pamphlet nrouNd each hnltlr.
fnr ~aIe W al Respectable Druggists, A n p"r
bottle.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26
WHEELER g. WILSON'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE,
FAMILY AND PLANTATION Use.

Patented in lS52-lmproved in 1858 and 80
The humbug aud imposition of the Knitting Stitch
or complicated Chain Stitch such as is made by
the Grover Baker Sewing Machine is just begin.
ming to be understood in this. as well n In other
Stacs.-T1lE FACT that an ordinary days work, a
performed by Wheeler aud Wilson's sewing Machine.
on straight seam Family Sewing. with Coates or
Brooks spool Cotton Thread COSTS. when performed
by the Knitting Stitch Sewing Machine Of Grover Il
Baker. over SEVENTYFlNE CENTS, PER DAY
more than when done 10y Wheeler 4 Wilson's Machine.
CANNOT he DISPUTED 1t requires very near three pools
Of thread to do the same work with The absurd Gro.
yer Baker stitch, that spool will do with Wheel.
err Wilson's Sewing Machine. lfaay person doubts
this fact. let them scw yard with Grover Bakers
Machine rasr II out tpr il 'rarrls beautifully ID
measure IL, and compare The result with yard Of
Wheeler Wilson's Machine Work Ihis established
fact oi los u oyer seventy yiyc cents per day on
the Grover Inkcrs Knitting Stitch Sewing Nh.
chimes. compared with Wheeler Wilson's branti.
ful lock stitch Machine has put lneus TO The sale
Of their Machines where they are fully understood.
DIAGRAM or THE Lock SIlrcm on WHEELER s WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
III GAAMIfNIIrl Irl liz u laISII / 4

nv As COMMITTED To TIE PAKISII jail" on
w the 9th ult, a negro man. who calls himself
JIM
and says that he belongs to Mr. Roman, resident Of
New Orleans. Said negro is about five feet nine
inches in height about twenty TIVE years old and Of
black complexion.
The owner of said negro is requested to come for
ward prove property, pay charges, and take him
away, or he will be dealt with according to law.
IN JOSEPH WHITEHEAD, Jailor.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26

StlErE law,-1hc late Arkansas Legislature
passed law which i 70 tax" effect from the 1T Of
January lsno, prohibiting The employment Of free
folpred persons on water crafts navigating ihe riv
"r- " that state a violation Of this law l. to lie
considered a high mis'lemeanor. and, upon conviction.
-nhi ~ th" party having charge Of such craft 10
fin" Of from $500 70 $1,000, and an Imprisonment not
exceeding twelve months
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26

kEShlnoN or FrGuIvE SLAVES. The majority Of
The committee on federal relations in the Maysach,,.
s"tts Legislature have reported n bill to prevent
ana punish any attempt to arrest fugitive slaves in
That State minority report against the bin was al
so presented.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26

MUSIC a. MUSICAL INSTRU M ENTS.
M AsON'S Sacred Harp, Akns Christian Minstrel
III Aiken's Emmanuel Minstrel llinton's Instructors
and Sheet Music to order; superior Violins, Flutes
AeGomeons, and Fluenas; Violin Strings, Amercna
English Chinese. and Italian; Violin Screws, Bridgse
Bows, &c, for sale by i, WALKER.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26

r'ft II yun ara trnnhlrl with 4 hard dry fough
and cannot gti "" rhlrem mp easily III you have
Ftln- iH spuf ~ N. il yan Asthmiiic or Srrotr
lul- ithur" ir nnathing INV mnttor With ynur lungs
w throat from ~" ir-t appearance nf simple cold
~ te A-t -tnt,n ~ rnnsmpt IN wh,n both lungs be-.
com" "lr mass If pntid matter and apparently no
earthly ehlnca I" lit br0g prolonged heyond day.
- o1co commence using Wootman'- Cherry Eyprc.
tofan and your lungs wl Id a lew hours begin 10
tla np under tltr influence o that astonishing rene.
dy.
Rcd carefully the Pamphlet around each bottle
For ,al' by all respectable Druggists, at 81 per
bott4e.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26
TO BUILDERS.

TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LIVINGSTON Feb. II, 1859.
PROPOSALS will be received by the Undersigned.
l. until the 18th day Of March next, iorhe erection
Of a Jail in the town of Springfield.
A plan and specifications will be exhibited by the
undersigned with full explanations in relation to the
details
Mechanics and others are invited to call and cx-
anime and then make their ds-provided no bid
shall be over three thousand dollars.
feb 10 A, DENALl4, Agent.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26

r-s~ I'll" Savannah Republican notices that ladies
4" on shopping IN that city, IN calico on some smi.
lar fabric Instead pf costly sk- sweeping the pave.
mont Win them, aud recommends il o. an example
worthy or imitation.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26
POLICE ELECTION.

7 7 i ORDERED, That an election be held on We'd
! nrslay. he 30lh day Of April lsi9 in the Town o
l'Mf Hudson. Al fhe place of holding the General
Elccion.. far the fr,t Ward in the Parish Of East
+ feata tor ihn purpose ot clectina member To
tht Police Ilty, t. represent ail ward in the place
"A Joln L Chisholm. moved nnt ot th" Parish.
Sid oltetinu 10 b. conducted hy III" Commission,
~ 6i Elrrtinns for ,aid Ward. according 10 law
{, s,el under my signature, This lith day If March
4 n. iSi9 NM. VI. JORDAN.
IN 10 President Of the Police Jury.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26

E.RiY Fnrir..-Thc Franklin tSt. Mary) Banner
of the lSlh says:
MI Mellrsll" Wilcox. n few days since. handed us
peach two inches and ive.cigh,ls in circumference
mat h" had lust picked from tree in this place and
stated that the trees OF the garden contained great
numbers Of peaches as large the sample before ns
II" also handed rs specimens of plums that we're I'M
usually forward for this season of the year
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26
a II 4 II U r. q r. A w Il o II ID.
SUCCESSOR TO II. :. BEEcIIENO.
u IL l. GGIST * POTU EG IL "

40. 2, BRICK ROW EAsT SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
E EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND d complete as
IN sortmrnt of Drugs. Chemicals, Surgical ln-trn-
mrnt.. Perinmerics Soaps. Also dealer in Paints,
Oils. Narnisles and brushes Of every description.
Mr.. W. II. McQuiihy. from the house Of Sckles a
Co.. New Orleans will attend 70 ihc sale and dispen-
sary o Medicines at AL hours. lie il now fully pro.
pared to fill any orders III bis line, ard the siricest
attention will be paid any orders from the country
aud respectfully socis share Of patronage from
the public.
Wines and Liquors Of every description for medical
purposes. doe. Is.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26

EXTRA SESSION pf CoNGREss.-An investigation OF
~" accounts n The Post Onicc Department says the
Washington states reveals the fact that il Il Xix mil.
lien dollars u arrcnrsl After this disclosure an OK.
tra session i absolutely Indispensable. BY no cxpe.
dien whatever \ it possible 10 sustain the service IN.
drr such burden Of Indebtedness without an appro.
rria'"n from Congress "" repeat, an extra session
Al inevitable. ana At 10 distant day
fh"ronniry wll begin ~ r"gari the failure of the
f".i pnirr Appropriation I'LL a. 4 fortunate rather
'Erln caamtonS circumstance. Since II Il The occa.
si"n NJ developing The miserable mi-managcnnnt 81
n" Department. ana y suggesting the imperative
necessity of reform
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.

NEW ORLEANS PACKET
TliE SPLENDID STEAMER. GOLDEN AGE, W.
l. McCombs, Master, Gin the place Of II Ns-.ah
the BELLA DoSSA.) will Commence her ..saFvTT,isss
regular business for the making .----=-sssg
the first trip on Saturday, the 18th Of August 1858.
and every succeeding Saturday evening. Will leave
New orleans for DonaldSonyilc Bayou Goula. Pla.
gucmnc, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Waterloo Bay
ou Sara, Pointe Coupc". Morganza. Tunca Williams
port. Red River Landing. Fort Adams and all inter-
mediate landings Returning. will leave Bayou 81
IA, every Wednesday on the arrival of the Cars from
Woodvile tonchng 1T Port Hudson and all inter-
mediate places.
.fs-Particnar attention paid to the receiving and
landing of passengers and way freight al all hours
Of the day and night. aug
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26
CRANES METALLIC BURIAL CASKET

HAVING bought the patent right for the sale
of the Crane Metallic Burial Cnskets, at great eX
pcnse we introduce them TO the public as having
superiority over any case now in Use, beauty tde
sign artistic and elaborate finish, simplicity in I'm
ing. highly decorated aud unique silver mount
ngs perfectly air tight, and also giving an enire
structed of the finest French plate glass renders
The most desirable case ever introduced to tha pub
lie. Beautiful metallic caps cover the glass which
secures the case from damage on account oi any eN
lernal pressure
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26

This i the only stitch that cannot be ravced, and
that presents the appearance on each side " 'e
seam. II is made with two 'lrrais, one upon each
side Of the fabric. and nicrocked NJ the centre o. H.
Ditgram ef NE absurd 6omp',ced Knnng Stch Of Gro-
rer 4 BaLer's .NciUp.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-26

IN this the stitches pnrposcly left loose that
The course Of each thread can be traced in all their
snnostirs aud ntcrwinding. 10 hide the ridge on
the nndrr-idr o' the work il will be noticed l IN
her-lhr"ad Il on"half smaller than the upper thread
which materially weak"n- me work.
Dagrgm qf Grorer {. Bater's Shtch
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-26
WASHINGTON, March %.

SENDING MONEY BY ExPREss.-The follow
ing paragraph, which relates to sending
money by express, we clip from the New
York Evening Post of Tuesday:
A week ago Bank Note house received a
dispatch from Chicago. informing them that a
package marked 50 900 had been lost, and in
structing them to send on proof that il con-
tanned that amount, and the Express Com
pany would pay it. On referring To their
books they found that the package contained
So 800, and that in consequence they would
be losers of $1,000.
visit to the head Office of the Express
Company was made by one OF the firm, who
Informed the Company that he had also an
interest in the package Overits marked value,
and that he was about to start with detec-
tive for Chicago. and look into the loss of the
parcel. Stating his determination on his
part the Express Company Informed him
there was no necessity for this course, as they
had his package and Two others since received,
and had broken the seals, and now held them
in their possession.
We understand they offer to return the
package, provided the house gives list Of
the amounts sent by this Express for the last
two years, and pays mp the extra insurance
on risks they did not take. 1t is time such a
serious question as this involving. as il does,
the largest interests were settled. The queS-
ton whether or not any carrier has right to
break the seal of packages entrusted to his
care, and detain them because they differ in
value from the amount for which they
have been insured, cannot be determined too
soon.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-26
John G. SAKE. rhreo travellers.

SAKE, in letter TO the Boston Post draws
these portraits of three familiar travellers:
list, the man who travels with his wife,
ID the man who travels with his wife, sister;
3D. the man who travels with another mans
wife. The frst case is extremely common,
and not particularly Interesting. The man is
taciturn, and sleeps apparently as much as he
can; the woman has "A slightly subdued eN-
preston of face and looks good deal ut the
scenery along the road, Of which she says, for
the most part nothing. When she does,
sometimes happens, at the sight Of something
very remarkable. she says, See, Johni'-that
Is all. The man looks carefully after the bag
gage, and assures his spouse. in reply To a
question that it's ..all right The woman
takes care of the small traps" aud seems
comfortable and contented. Altogether. they
behave quite nationally. and in spite Of their
seeming unsociabJlity. are really very fond of
each other, and will make pleasant trip Of
it-p only TO the end OF their railroad tour.
but to the terminus of their matrimonial
journey.
The man who travels with his wiie's sister
carries himself, perhaps, In the main like the
man who travels with his Wit. Bat be is
much more talkative. and takes more pains TO
be agreeable. He feels that more Is expected
of him. and as IL goes In commercial affairs,
the supply is equal 10 the demand. A
pleasant thing is a wifes sister. unless. In
deed, she j. quite the reverse-and that Is not
thsfSort of Roman I am talking Of She
takes the Wits place Ia the house sometimes,
and may chance make an excellent step moth
er. Why DOT. for is she not already the
aunt Of her nieces and nephews. This sort
OF marriage, however. is, | believe. anti-I.e-
viticai; aud some of the Iheologians doa't
approve VI it--whlch IL q pity
The man who travels With another mans
wife l. of much more marked behavior.
How attentlve be Is % all the real aud posi-
bic wants Of lhe lady. lie respcets her
wilkins even which, you may b. sure. her has-
haad dors u9I, al honae or abroad. How
carefully he hands her la and QUIT fiew So
dalously Me plies her ear with dlscoarse.
Aud yet nc imagines people take him for the
ladyfs spouse. No. my dear sir, the brake
man In the csfaer kuows b~ttsr than that.
Husbands may be uxorions, but klnaa~ss such
as yours is more like thai u eayaiisr seryients
hieh after all. dare say yon are not
Is's lires0me ihoagh. AFTER a while, unless abe
lady II remarkably attractive. aud pays her
own fare, (which she sometimes f1rgvts.l aud.
on a joaraey af . thousand miles, your owB
wifs u mach the more sgreeaeis companion,