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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-09-08
SADDLE AND HARNESS
FACTORY!
ess- NEW FIRM.
NEW FIRM.
AMBROSE d BROWN-

Ii Gnliyray, in Macarthur, and having added
new facilities for doing work, are now prepared
to manufacture, to order, all kinds Of Saddles,
Brides, and Harness, and every other article in
their liue, on short notice and on the most favor
able terms. II. P. AMBROSE,
espt 23.--tf l.. G. BROWN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-09-08

ORNAaIENrAL TREES Tho owners
of property along Broadway, two
years ago, planted out 500 trees, al
ternately maple and elm, on each side
of that spacions thorouShIare, extend
ing mile in length, at a cost Of $500,
and of their own free will and accord
taxed themselves to bear all expenses
towards keeping them in good condi.
tion. These trees are all tlourishing
and in few years wiilnot only afford
a most desirable shade, but they will
add vastly 70 the value Of property in
that vicinity. Broadway is already
becoming one OF the most fashionable
drives within the corporation, and in
few wears will be more So COLum
bus Gazette.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-09-08

Sailing MEAT.-A French profes
sor denounces the use Of saltpetlt in
brine intended for the preservation Of
flesh for food. That part OF the salt
petre which is absorbed by the meat,
he says, is nitric acjd--a deadly poi.
son. lie ascribes to this chemical
change all the diseases which are com,
mon to mariners and others who sub,
sist principally upon salted meat
such as scurvy, sore gums, decayed
teeth, ulcers, &C., and advises total
abandonment of saIlpotre in pickle for
beef &C.; the best substitute for that
article being a small quantity Of sugar,
which renders the meat sweeter and
more wholesome.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-09-08
9usintss GarSs.
+. +. BINGAEARI,

A TTORNEY At LAW, Macarthur, o., will
"A practice in Yinton and adjoining les
OYTIoE-In the Cour, House, first door East side
Of the Hall.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-09-08

PIoKLING WALNUTs.-A lady oI
great experience in such matters, gives
the following recipe ior picking wal
nuts: "Galher them dry, prick them
through with large pin two er three
times, put them into salt and water,
shiRthem every two or three days for
afortnight, put them into sieve, and
let them stand a day in the air, and
then put them irto an carthern jar
Boil as much vinegar as will cover
them vel, pour it boiling hot over
them, let them stand three days, then
put them into n sieve, and let them
stand in the air another day; then take
to every quart Of fresh vinegar that
may be wanted, half an ounce ofblack
mustard seed, half an ounce Of horse.
radish cut into slices, a quarter OF an
ounce Of long pepper, three cloves of
garlic, a dozen cloves, four or five pie
ces OF raw ginger, and a few eschalots;
boil these ten minutes, and pour it
boiling hot over your walnuts; let it
stand fortnight, then put them into
bottles corked close, and cover the
corks with resin. They will keep for
years.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

hatch, and, Ia rough commanding ton,
spoke few words IA Spanish, which
could not make out. The men looked ur
IN aslonlshment, and then withdrew TO tht
side, where they stood cautiously gazing
at their cap,ain-for such was nay inter
roga,or. He thrust his hand behind him
and walked quietly TO and fro for five min
utes tnen he said sharply, turning 10 me
You Americans are all haretics-why
should you send flour 10 feed starving
Catholics g
Because they are fellow-men, and
their Saviour is our Saviour" | answered
aslonished al the conduct of the man.
. If you lie to me-" he cried, with a
herceness which startled me-if YOU lie
to me, I'll nail you down to your own
deck. Is this cargo the free gift of your
couutrymen 10 the starving g.
III prove 1t by my papers" answer
ed
" / don't want to see your papers," he
returned, $ swear IT," As he spoke, he
crossed himself devoutlv,
" | swear" | replied, solemnly.
The pirate lifted his cap, and bent his
head devoutly, wnen | mentioned The
Trinity. He stood still, with his head
bent over, while one might have counted
fifty. When he raised himself up, 1t
seemed 10 me there was less ferocity in
his countenance. His eyes were no long
er half closed but open and clear in their
depths. looked steadily at him.
+" Captain" SAID he courteously, =" can
you supply me with two or three casks of
water2"
| gave the order, and the water was
lowered into the boat A word from him
sent his cut-throats over the side, but be
fingered behind and, after moments hes
taton, as though be half repented of his
resolution and was ashamed of what he
was doing, he approached me with his
hand extended.
God bless you" he exclaimed, as he
felt my grasp, " and send you where the
starving are praying for bread"
The next moment be was gone. Il is
very probable that the piFatical rascal was
afterwards hung, as he 40 doubl deserved
10 be. But however terrible his fate,
am sure that from his heart, scared and
made callous by crime. and self desecra-
ted, there burst forth a little warm CLEAN
OF light which mitgated somewhat the
desoia,ion, and relieved, though it could
not entirely dlspel, The gioom Of his dy-
ing hour,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
4 Golden Wedding

The great social event Of the day, the
marriage Cor we should say, the alliance,
since Il IS 10 be conducted on a roval scale
OF magnlticenCe) between the Cuban mil
lonalre, Senior o.. and The fair American
Mss B., Is to be celebrate j on OF about
the middle Of next month first in Grace
Church, to conciliate the Protestant pre-
indces Of the bride, and afterwards, with
impressive display, a. one of the Roman
Catholic Cathedra.s. This golden we'd
ding has been postponed on account OF the
recent severe illness Of the bridegroom
as well as to await the arrival of a one
hundred thousand dollar bridal present
from Cuba, to be sent by the gentleman 5
sister 20 her prospective sisier-in-law.-
50 brilliant partl, with sixty years and
his four millions OF dollars, has been for
more than a year the end and aim of
many Fifth avenue heiresses on the ir
own behalf; but the AMBITIOUS hopes os
dowagers and bellies have been sadly cru
she'd by a young lady outside of their OWN
"'set" portionless, perhaps, but rich In
her seventeen years, her Eugenie Ike
features and her tall graceful figure, TO
say nothing of virgin affectations.
The ausplcious blending Of these kin
dred hearts dates from last New Years
when under the genial influence of the
season, generous Fortune led ms pranc-
ing steeds, his yellow interpreter, and his
golden self to the house irrada;ed by her
presence, since which time, after a speedy
and successful courtship, the ardent lover
has piled the curiosityshops of Broadway
for gifts worthy of his 'golden-tressed
Ade!aide.'
Tiffany has supplied them. to the Jolly
tune of Six-hundred thousand dollars. -
vii:
One set of diamonds and pearls, con-
sisiing OF necklace, bracelets, brooch, ear
rings aud head parure; one set Of .opals
and diamonds; four superb fans, dag
zhng with diamonds SIX exquisite dia-
mond hair pins; watch and Cbatelaine.
wonderful with enamel and diamonds
rings of fabulous splsndor, and ct ceteras
too brilliant TO enumerate or imagine"
4 The bridal Jewels, par excellence. now
being manufactured at Paris, are TO be of
pearls of rare size, and diamonds OF pure
water, aud the wreath which will confne
the one thousand dollar miracle OF nup-
.
/ blossoms IN jewels emerald leaves, dia-
mond and sapphire flowers, set In gold.
( 1.-The gold doth show her bIessednes-,
The sapPhires mark her true :"
And we may wind up with the ElizGbethan
item of forty elaborate dresses, TO be
/ =. rnEosed'' In lavish style. After the
wedding and one week of reception sue
ceedlng ii. instead of the usual tour, the
happy pair will retire 10 honeymoon It in
+ a pallatiaF' Fourteenth street residence
I III which, with loves impa,ience, The 6ance
IS already installed, under the protection
Of her delighted parent
( In the autumn Senior O. vii introduce
his bride 20 his own sunny land. after
which the gay capitals Of Europe will be
made brighter by her advent-and her
diamonds. So they say.-Aetc IorL
/ IrjJ1tne.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

E1 The white population Of Cuba is
600, 900, and the black, Of which 250,000
are free, is 100000. The whole mari
time commerce of the island amounts an
uuaily to S64, ,075, 800. There are $50
estates, Iii copper mines, and the total
value OF the produce IS estimated at $40
100000 The population Of Havana aud
the small places around II IS nearly 300
600 souls: fore gn residents 300, and
peninsular Spaniards D 600. The STAN
ding army varies, according to eircum-
stances, detween 5000 aud 10000 men,
the latter number on the entire island
The Navy in the ports and around the
island is usually twen'y-e;ght vessels Of
war Of all sizes manned by 5000 men.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

~ Under the caption, - Speed the
Pirates" the MtssiSsiPpian, the leading
organ of the Democracy of Mississippi,
copies an article from the n. Y. Heralt,
which states that several cargoes of AT
ricans had been landed IN the Souh. Il
introduces the extract from the Herald
with the following remark:
May prosperous gales speed the hon.
est pirates II their noble mission 10
augmen, the supply Of Southern labor and
to obey the Injunction to feed the hungry
and clothe The naked. The wants of the
Southern people, ard the requirements OF
commerce. cali loudly for more and cheap
er negroes, and, thanks 10 the adyentur-
Gus slave-,ra1cT. they are coming"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
NlGRTGA&E SALE

James Slltthe-In Plaintiff
a.rnlasf State Of Wisconsin.
Jssses Prarc. Priace Circuit Court for lows Co.
lis wI.s, IeteE-Arts.
IeV FIrtse q Judgment ftoreclosu-e and .aIe made
the 4have titled scgiou She i+th day june
D. 1859, shall te 24th Gsy OF september, a p.
ls5a -eu of , clock, NJ Of ssid ,sE, expose
and sell Vac auction. t0 the highest bidder,
cash rsnt At .ae rouz door 0t the Court House
CEtF oi Aiaet PslHf counv ana State aforesaid.
rhe following described M0E-e-ei premises or 80 much
thereof sbal 5 sufficient 30 raise the sC5 of 500 -,
besides interest 1nl secrnE costs, to-pltt Tie north
quarter e the northeast quarter Cf section number
twenty-five l-5,l it township uanter SIX CO., north rt
range number Cd east, situate lying au0 7i- n tie
-o1v Iowa State OF Wisconsin, containing forty
e ,aa3. Uore OF less
p7rel SAeriE's Olce, Mineral Point, Wisconsin. June
- 1-Te.
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff Iowa Co, Wis
FAEIEN EAToS. Attorney for Plaintiff Sn-5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

30 There Is not one man in a thou
sand who has anything illustrious happen
to him from birth to death. Man Is born
with a cry and he dies with a groan. aud
lis whole life IS made up Of little things /;
bat let IS always remember that these
little things here, planted IN time, wave
broad and branchy heads IN eternity, and
God says to Us . Plant and cultivate
them. You know not what The plant siil
be-" These little things are the letters
of life. from which all philosophy and
kno wledge start, and If You would spell
and read arigh;,vou must be rightin yeug
Ie,ters
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

s There are many men who try
perform the duties OF life as children who
are ill-taugh, at school, giving the same
account to every word. The virtues OF
cleanliness aud punc,uality are by them
made equal with the virtues o. justice and
truth aud iove-and .his is done by low
ering the higher virtues, rather than BY
carrying up The httle ones--( Bcoctcr.)
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIOR T(sAGE SALE.

William Johnston, Fsalatiu,
q, atHs. State at Wisconsin.
Mtchae. III er and Nancy Iowa Co Circuit Court
A. .-E lls sita Defendants
ID virtue 81 Judgment Of foreclosure and sale ul
ia she above entitled rc-iea on The I4th !ar June
I-as sIa The 24th day of September A D. 1859 st
he lour e'cocs z. n cf said day. expose tor sale
aU5 SSH rU7c a--tinu t1 She highest 5Iaier caSl
in E-n4. AZ the uoor uf Court House. IN ts
c-y Mineral Point. county and State aforesaid the
following described hortsagea premises. E,uca
thereof shall be Sufficient S554
besides interest ans accrain- costs. -o-wt All those
certain pieces. lots parcels 2. lan vit Lot
ter thirteen 49, and fourteen tl+I block number
-v,ne f-l,) - t7r Qa-t ot tae Town Of Mineral
IN county 81 Iowa and State Il iscaUsi1 which
ai1 upon the Southwest quarter ot section thirty
tS}1 ive t5l north OF range three - east
ns--. s. Nie4I aus ~s-as-- addition SAID town Of
li--v-el Ecil--
us-a5 S4e-JGs ofee. Mineral Point, Wisconsin June
-. 1852.
PAErsY EArtN. Attorney for PlainJjE 3ln26
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

r-S'' What are you writing there.
Bob = asked a fond parent, the other day,
Of hopeful son, shaver of ten years.
Ny compoihithion, thir."
What Is the subject -
International law. thir," replied the
youthful Grotius. 4" But, really. | shall
be unable to conthentrate my death and
give them relation, if am conthantly
interrupted in thIth manner b. irrelevant
iuqnIrieth."
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

eg= What is fame WHAT'S fortunez
Me las Longworth, the 81 0.rast1s' of
Cincinnati, worth 10 money from s.. .000.-
900 TO IS 100000. while sitting, the
other day on the steps of a drinking house.
with his hat between his knees. waiting
for friend, was the recipient of twenty
FIVE cents from a passing gentleman, who
nnIstooL h IA for a beggar.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

81 g Charlie, my dear. . said low
ing mother 10 her hopeful son just bud
ding into breeches, e" Charlie my dear.
come here and get some candy"
Il guess | won't mind i now. mother -
replied Charlie, i've got IN some tobac-
f.o -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

E8 = Quaker had his broad brimmed
hat blown of by the wind, and he chased
it fer time with fruiless and ridiculous
zeal. AT last, seeing a roguish looking
BOY laughing at his disaster, lie said 10
hun:
Art thee a profane lad g.
The boy replied that he sometimes did
a .iltIe IL that way.
Then" said he, taking half dollar
from his pocket, g thee may damn yon-
der fleeing tile, fifty cents worth
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

.1a = I Oh seem 20 walk more erect
han usual, ms friend i" Yes, | have
been straighlened by circumstances"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

ia A Mississippi editor calls US an
80 old pirate" Ii he were to use such
language to our face, he might find Us 2
ice PrcnfEcc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

* The reason why whales freiuers
he arctic seas Is probably because they
supply he +" northern lights" with OIL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
r. :. AEIES.

NOTARY PUBLIC AEe GENERAL. LAND AGENT.
\ u5aer.4 P.lat, Wisconsin,. 9-ss ~ -3-ltt hs--1-
ny
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
nR. III. lIILDEnRANn.

lIYSrCtAN SER4rnS ANa A.C .L-ICR E.ne-
| u Poi4t. W,. ua-a oa- 4ee1 a53Ta -es--- Pa
tgsl9n Steea !ti-l ~tEe1*- -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

rT0GN EYS And g0C&-ELLuES At Ia W
Rlc-aaa4 @satte t.lel.aa. gaaa-.. A4s- A.l s11i-
cts-rl tiets promptly tt-e- to -ir-e
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
Qrofession3l ana 9QsJnrs5 G2res.
{. L. q. BLESSING.
GEORGE W. CUBB

rraRHFY AND COUNSELLOR -TAND K co
L IECTING AGhNE shalks5@rg, Lgfagstts Co. y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

PROFESSIONAL Avp BrsrSEss eARDs, II a line, per
sar for te first 4a=z sad Gtty cents fer each ad-
1i.ioaal line
EsrHAy NoricEs. published four eess- = for sin
~ aatnal fy cents for ekch additional animal in
same notice
LseAL N1rtcEs. a. Statate rt-es-
SPECIAL N7rfcE~ fI-eaied sn4 kept inside having
ursce iea-e inrv trertse uts.} 30 per cent ad-
vance ordin trv rates
S,rlcss Meetings. Charitable Societies, &c, half
price. j,
stI - nserted -i Farhii ans ct--e9 tor accord uEtv
IN Transient 4frsrt5sseHts Be Paid For al id
rarce his rEte VIII aot o. varied from
EsAELY ailoEe - lie Prlv--edgs - chang
NJ quarterly
So ADvxRrI IsEsESr considered less tnan Square
Bills c0ILECTARLE QUARTERLY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

1 TT9ESEE ANa COUNSELLOR AI Law, Ntne-a
y Falus HtI attend s. tl. a- 'is-aaa~ 1rl i-u-
I'll connected i- d ll- profession cei
promptly ztte sized at-e III County Building 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
RE1IoN I'D.

RE1IoN I'D.
Dunn X READ. Attorneys - law have removed
their oHlcs into the oall1a Eeceutl occupied v C. {
Wsshbur q x Co
rss7us desiring their Land Patents set them =,
a7plsl1- 4 l.. READ
-t-c8a L-Sgrarce Dsscs in sane ruil6saE-
N-ae-s5 io5ut. June - [eSn-2+I DUNN q READ.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

8. ii. CiABY

Attorney s..ad tostHst.Iar "a Law.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
VIA
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RiILROlB.

1859, WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1889
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RiILR0IB.
Change Of Time
~ AID AEIFFt SUNDAY Suv. :. ISIS trains
~i.f -te eaL E-Ll-a. Lsp1t foot gt -s.5.
H'lter aef ..-L. Il evt--
81. Louis, t-.-- ana Sev Orleans Express I-lO \ ri
tl'@i.y- SUNDAY eNceptrc.1
81. Louis tls la1-a Express -0-C0 / u
.I-ii.- ela. as exreFteL-l
For Peoria Del4cur Springfield, IeEre HSut- alton,
ST LOUIS.
Jefferson C5--. Kansas and points The Missouri
CAIRO
Memphis. Napoleon Ei-ssburz, Nstchez Galveston,
Nm oD-.EA\S.
And z.l Etrrsle55@te points
S--rk train. with passenger attached
kansas.e. Fit leave 81 $50 b. S daily, Sundays
p-ea. ON SatsT-as- Fseu ger 7sIl. De this
ts.i4 as .tr t, Jrtlnua-
Trains arrive 81. Louis aud Cairo u eI0 y. and
il.9a 3. N.
CONNECTIONS.
The f--7a r. ~ direct a. Mat
OI-l Tere Es--s ara AJ-aa Raj Alton ana
So L,,sls. gd cairo vi-s lte railroad steam
ar IS Orleans, leaving Cuiro alternate at-.
The IE-54 r. NJ 1ia makes direct connections - Tt-
81 '4avat Western is road irr SPriDg Jack
SanvI.i- Naples: E4tIoou wish TeIre Isutc and
Altaa Rt..rrs1 far = .an and ST. louis aud o1ln
Nith Olso and Mississippi Railroad f5E Louis.
FUR THSaCGH TICKETS AND IMPORTATION
arrv A. tie C1r-rzue- 915ce - -le Great Cen-a, De
lake and Dearborn streets: ST the Pt--ous-h. Fort
ami Chicago Railroad ofee Of dearborn
zua Randolph streets, and al al Steamboat and Rarust
Ct5ees In tH- Easr ana North JAS 6. CLARKE,
" = JOHNSON. Gen Ticket Az. Cen Sup't.
I5 W. p ARTHUR, Sup't Chicago Division
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.

1859. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1859
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY APRIL 10 1850 Trains
~ viii leave Freep~z- T. follows;
Al 6.l5 4 n, and 7:o0 z. N
FOR
Rockford Belrilere, Elin JaneSville Elzin Chcago
CONNECT NG a
with att Trains on Racine and MIsSissit
8ELolI, %, X. h for Durand, DeIayan, and Ra-
ciue
} With ali Trains on Milwaukee 4 n =
JAN LSk IEIE is-i-s pli r. r for Whitewater Aad-
son, PEaEie do CHEN, and Milwaukee.
ELGIN, With FOX River Valley Railroad.
With Fulton Line and Chicago, Bur
JUNCTION ljnston ana QuiAcy Railroad
CHIcdG0 With al Eastern aud Southern Lanes.
TR4I>s ARErvE FREEPoRr
81 $50 p ISL $50 a. n, VIII close connection
ai Illinois Central I,ljl-caa Triif= for Galsus Dun
.-lrs ara III points on She Mississippi River.
> Stepping Gag vi4l le t1cfl night train b.
tween tli-l-- AID Gs.eDs
pots JOHN B TURNER President
r EstI- S0a-t.
II @ l'a-rsr, ,l4l Tt-iet Agent 1rs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
pOetrn.
JoriginsL.1
E0lian Music.

cbaing vein of harmony,
Rise from the sea of sound.
Rise nay tTaacei heart around
And sink again so charmiugly
Was il the ehe7ub lips OF spring
That touched he soul OF that trembling striaS?
Was il the rush of the ringlet. wild
OF some free-hearted cleud-land child,
That wskened that echo-faint, divine
Sad as the sigh of EoIine
o. breath Of seul-like melody,
Come from the silver sea of sound
Float my tranced heart around
And Gle again SO billowyI
Was il the foot of the zephyror,
A. It's whitpeiings tells that the sun is gone
or the sweeping plunes Of the Austral wind
As be beckons the LIQUIDS he has left behind,
That moved that rich triumphant tone,
Like battle-trump al distance blown
O. sPrite OF music's witcheIv.
Rise from the sivery OF sound
BIND thy spell my heart around,
And away exultingly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

Fka-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15
af35N sssas 9ds eaz.;, NJ ~ N J

NltA ~ u ia then, s6Aad@OQnnelNln, s'anl
Mrs. Rutler77zto rcomnenesl With Mad,
ame, added be with q quiet. snile--...will
bring for her share ii this common prop
er4y, tkexreai and personal estate Of which,
she ia4o. day. 24th alayyl848, the legiti,
mate oWner,= to say ;ao 3a9H fs9TLtE nc
list. One house, situated, in the. Rue de
la Ccris4il, in Paris, valued at forty thou-
ind francs, upon which there is il: mort
gaaesof two thousand ftancs! 5'z5 ]
70. 2nd.,sAn estate valued atxixty thousand
francs, and mortgaged for the SUM. Of ff:
teen thousand francs" ~ IS ,s "a.
Although NJ. Laclos was forewarncd
that Mrs. Buffers real estate was slightly
'inortgaged, lie could'net altogether con-
scealoa; grimace, which caused the to
ay, from the cheeks Of the alyye'ys widow;
and far from stopping with this ,signsot
vcxatlon, he added : N''s. .~+ la
People my III sly what they please, but
hong ile,sif Like niortpages. ~ @tsa' III
b .NnsHeres We hare something which will
cause them to disappears, sad the. notary;
as he. continued to read 81
nSt 3rd:5 One hundred thousand erowrs
specie; deposited with, NJ Rothschila,
banker Of Paris: sosg .f.sYaa 11s;s,ttsse..1sfa
+" A. Mrs. Butler" added the notary,
laying the marriage contract upon the t..
ble, I" Has desired that I should act as hcl
(attsrney h, Itlfis matter, have sent ,m5
|iheai clerk TO the barking houss sof NJ
sRotbschill, to;gct the. cash. '.yosy alt :.
.Tkc, cash r exclaimed the widow with
one Of her most winning smiles "hc viii
1ot be able totgct Il t. 'a'sT hiss - Esssfss f
reg Hov!'.oericd NJ. Laclos,g .hthend you
h.ye pct a hun bred Thousand CROWNS s'fss'
ALL, a.,;,a.4,-., al, ..~.-,, .-s,s<,cs :
!, Yes, | have, but not in cash.
IN What form IS il then y' 3 saaSa
p q Mon asDiicu Il Isl almost the sam.
Ethings j .directed N Rot hschild, whois m,
friend, TO invest the entire sum in the stool
Iof the Railroad from Paris to Lyons" =
aWhen did you give this order, mad
! anne p sccnquircd the notary. sig. q u
}.ss.HIusthe beginning of. Ecbraary.'M ssss !,
| y, "Bcfore tho Republic! She is ruined y
cried II. Laclos, ."'shc is ruined! The Ly
! ons stock, which has already Deprecated
n cannot tell how uch-ttwaedty, thirty
Forty per scntj and,so@oh Is You ssce It :
lstnts Very we'll, Monsieur, what Is the diff
ference e lsaid Mrs. Butler. i, g,s94s
| sAThe, difference responded n. Laclos
this IS Quite heroic Wand, in fact, the los
1ssssf small importance whileI lean do this
He rose tdihis; Feet, seized the slnarriag'
contract and tore it t.. pieces ga:zdatts :.
lTg BE3coNT1NUEp-s xs ,,os. I.