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M ASTERS s a . E.-PURSU-

OlsTslaDd. dec 30, lssl:s72
M MASTER'S SA l. E.-PURSU-
lyl ANT to the command ofa decrstal order Of
sa.e nom the Court OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahosa
County, ct tie suit Of The Cleveland and mahoning
Rallroad Company against Isaac L.. Hewitt
and others, 70 directed, shall expose for sale 81
public auction, ct the door Of the Court Houlei IL
the CitF Of Cleveland, the thirty first day OF jan
usry, 1851 at three O'Clock P, M the following de-
soribed parcels Of land, situate in the City q OleVe
land, county Of Ouyahoga, and state OF Ohioi end
known By being part Of aeWitts subdivision Of the
called herWin property in said City OF Cleveland
Parcel No. l. Lot No. hfsesn Of said subdivision.
Appraised Of t23s6.
Parcel No. 2 Lot No. sixteen OF said HuDdi7m'
ion. Appraised ct 1883.
Parcel No, 3 Lot No. seventeen OF said subddFl8
ion. Appraised ct 81 g33.
ion. Appraised at Si913.
Parcel No. 5. The westerly part OF lot NO. nine
teen Of said subdivaion, bounded nOrtheryI south
erly and westerly BY the lot lines, and eagteFy DY
the centre tne Of brick wall nearly parallel with
MerWtn street and about fofty-gsyen fest distant
southeasterly thsFefrom. Appraised 81 $3.50.
Parcel No. s. The ezBtsrly psrt Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision bounded uortheryt easter
IL and southeriy BY the lot lines. and westerly D
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
MsrWin Btreat and about forty seven feet distant
sOutheastsTIy thereiron. Appraised ct S933
HHARK g. ABBEY
Master COMMIT
RAEEET, BAOEUs EoBIs, AttornsyS-
a.rm . In
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nj ASTER'dc SAL E. p RBJJz
w ANT to tha roEmand or dscrsta1 order a.
7ale non the Court Of Common l'ieas III 0uTebog7
county Qnol az the suit Of Christine Hes Grairst
EreQerlck Arnold and Catherine A1nold e ne direc-
ted snau expose 20 sale at p1hlic auction az tla
door q the Court House, in the City CT ClsFelsnd
N ssld county OF tne 22d day Of JanuarT IsGg az
2oolock r. NJ the lllOwins 6ascrffsd preisss 10
VT situate IN the City Of Clsvelsud, In shs Sta.s
Of Ohio and which is also in The County Of Cuvs-
nogas and ts knoEn BY being lot No thirty-eght il
2oh1 n hoolsey subdivision Of original CiIy lots
Of village Of Ceveisnd, as By the mans Of ssid aus
DIVISIONS on record IN said county viii more fully
eppear, and ls bounded as tOllowsi northWeserlT n
81 sou heGsteriy IN rear by Psrkman lane, and
southEestery by lot No 39; being Z5 feet in width
dwelling hoage erected said lot, be the same
more or less, but subject 20 all legei highvsTs-
Appraised at $50. GEO. n, WYmAH,
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kaufman Hays

haulnlan HsIl
El5ab Ksndriok
M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
4ll 5ALE--Furaueut 70 the command Of deere
al order Of sale rom the Court Of Common Plea of
Guyahoea county, Ohio, II the suit Of KAUFMAN
days against Eiilah kendFick and Othcrs, 20 ne
tne door Of the Cc-It House. IN the City Of ClsFe-
land on the 18th day Of December, Is6l AZ tTo
ementss 70 WIT; Situate IN sid county Of uuFahora
and known snd described as being sub lot No ~.
no 20. CtoTuleEly Brooklyn toEnship,) nov Cl1Te-
land OlIy, and has ont and rear Of 90 st end Il
Ret in depth, and fronting on herman street
Also-sub lot 81 il Hiram Stones subdfvisiou ol
part OF original lots 9 and GO, 10 Bro0kiYn bavinr
20 III fest 'front.' on Train street and Ia feet IL dF
Gags Bruce, msgtsr Co19H,ir
PIif7s Aft1vH -
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THE OLD YEAR AND The NEW.

THE OLD YEAR AND THE NEW.
BY EvANGELrNE.
The white.hngered snow with noiseless tread,
Is making a shroud for the grey, dead year,
With doWny pillow to lay his head,
A winding sheet and pure white bed,
With many frozen tear.
We bid goodbye to our grey old friend,
With pressure warm We clasp the new
The smiles and tears on our faces blend,
For we loved the old yeSr to the end
VIII the new one prove as trueg
The days pass on and the months crowd in,
The New Years like mile-pOsts nit betWsan,
With an index that points to the folly and sin,
The wasted years which lie between,
That come in our New Years dream.
But the New Year froWns at the mournful face,
And the tears we drop on our old friends bier
BE is even now w0Oing the forms Of grace.
That glitter in Jewels, and gems, and laceS-
He turns from our falling tear.
He streals with grey the raven hair,
And draws new lines on cheek and brow
He takes our treasures with never care,
And leaves our heart strings bleeding ana bare
As be buries them under the snoSg.
Farewell old year ( with bounteOus hand
Thou FaF'stus sunshine, and sOTrOW iBnd Joy,
Thou art passing on to oblivion's land,
And We turn TO the new with welcome hand,
Asa child to new found toy
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iNIaIysg.y ; s IyIsIsI 5SlS
ZSsislst SsS

CURED,
Afssr al other Treatment FaEsll
DR. A. GIBSON,
FoEasrlS oE New YORK 0ltY, Ein pay Ons Hun
frsd dollars or the PROOF that he ever hiB 70 cure
As lRST 30 5s Ras SSso si ss5 -pI S ss4 @ Ig thi s S
The United s'Stal tsat1 the sane 6i1sases win
Amer many year q lGboriou5 study and sxpsrI.
BncsI Dr.. GIBSON Z happy IN being Gble q an
AO1noo . the untortunatei that he hia PaT1osssa
SPEEDY AND PERMAEEHT OURH
81 the sbOvg end other
PRIVATE DISEASES
WITH All bad Effects srlsinE thsTsfrom, including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTBATION.
Hs has succeeded IN curing In this city,
o. whom had expended hundreds Of dollars With
maladies With success and without receiving ths
DR.. GIBSON does not boast that he e . member Of
some College In London or Paris, e. perhaps some
others do r the purpose Of snsnarng the innocent
and who bold out great expectations never 70 be re-
Elisod. Bot ghst Dr. GIBSON might boast Of it
lhil that be Il able % give entire satisfaction 70
riEY and that 10 has perfected an Amorican system
Of treatment which challenges any Physician OF Lon
radical ours Oi lomnal weakness, and ali diseases o.
arrangements, both rental and BhyEicai, ariEinf
lroE1 sexual OF Escret hbure.
Or. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
tolloWinE edVHuteGe5 over al Others yet di1oOFHfe
able; he E5es no rslioI Of ths dark ages, such a.
E1rcurys loE any other deleteriOu1 drug: esoondl7
no He1Ef1csQla N Ql6t OF Dullne11 Is Lnlf
y his trestmelt a positive and certain IN Al easss
Eo stands pTsparsd 70 60 into p1blio OF pEVats
hospital In the United States and domOn1tTats ths
Immense superiority Of hiI treatmsnt over any
other nov known 20 ths world Ia point Of pTomps
neEsi peFLlasneys mildnsEls sEtsy and oo1Vsnisne9
b the Patient
DR.. GIbEOa is psFmansnEly Iooatsd b Cleveland,
and has during the past two yea1s D0riorned many
cures Of elseSse8 which had for YssI resisted al
othoE modes Of treatment. Rsfsrencs can be given 70
lndivi1usl5 Of The nr5t ra5peotabisy IN OleTslsHd
Boston, EsU York, sud othar oitls,sin regard to
xii and integrity il all professional trangleton1s
DyspspEia, khuematiEm, Scrofula and al chronic
diseases treated with EuFsriof T1cooll.
- Hsdicine seat 70 aag Esrt o. tbs oo1EtFg On
receipt Of ssn doiiaEs.
DE. d1 ssoH's EEs WOzk on PhTEio8ozy fog sa.s
at his uscss
DIR. GIBSON,
Fggfessog Of Elsetr0yGfby G1td HsSi5ias,
- O1los no. Il70ntaTio street, aB stairs, ~
doors nom ths Fublic Square.
0Eios houEs non 9 70 IL and ron 20 solo2A
laiiT, (SuudsFH eEosBtad-l saa3
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M ASTERS IS SAIk-PUgsUs5T ia

M ASTER S SALE-PUEsUAEF 10
lll ths command q pluriss dacrstaI order Of
salt IRON the Coarr cf CCmmOa Plees Of CuFahoee
county, Ohio at tae srtz o. helFon Frfucs q ctl
sraf sEsi ast Levi Thomas and Gthcrs me cirect-
ed, snail expose q E1ia - pull auction, az rd
door Of the Court Hcuse in the City Of CifFslanr IN
said county on thu - day Of January I66Z st Two
oeloek 2, NJ ths olleEiCg described BrsIni-ts, %
Ohio and boHhdeo, beginning in the Plank Rasd,
aud south ss5fS west chains 2sA hnls nm the
vest corner Of Ohitteplan Lewis lar d; tueuca saurh
tOl' chains an 20 Links to said LEWIS lFtstfis;
tn ncs Eouih chsius ard q links; tfeuce N7alla
west chains and % slime; thence north Sela eat
25 Inks thence north 5054o west chains % the
Plank hoadi thence north s9l9 east cha1ns ard 50
lin Ks to the piece Of -bogn1iDg. OanlsfninF threa
and oEe hslf gcFea of land. Appraised e 1870.
GE0. Il. WtMAH
B. B. BsayiH, Master CoraTlh
IN. 49,
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T 8. MARsHAL's SALE.-BY

" virtue Of two Writs Of Vsndition's eXpOlas.
issued from the ylrcuit Court Of the United States
within aud for he Northern DIS riot OF OhiOs one
thereof at the suit OF Hsnrg q. Bowen ct al, IN
cause No. 429 and tho other Ht the snit OF hugh
Auohinolosss Jun, and Johp Auchinoloss, IN cause
Dennis shall oer for sale at puolo auction e. the
south door OF the Post Once in the CitY Of OoYe-
land, between the hours Of ten O'Clock In the fore
noon, and four o'clock IN the sftornOOus on Friday
tie sist day Of January 1862 the following proper
y, 70 wit;
Situate in the CITY Of Cleveland, and 10 that pa
thereof which was formerly known e9 tue CITY Of
Ohio to wit: the northeast part OF lublOt No. ~
felnR IS FEET front on what was formerly called
Turnpike strest. but which Is now known 81 Pearl
Street, the same being % feet deep.
Also the following described parcels Of lfnd stu
ate as above, and being part OF the Buffalo Oom-
pany's purchase, 50 called. 70 wit:
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Adams & Garfield, Msstsr Commir.
Pitts Aft'Fs. Dec %, l5fl-sil


GHERIFF SALh.-IN OBEDI-
ence to the command Of an order Of sale Of prop
cry attached after final judgment, issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County ana
State Of Ohio, and 70 me direcied, in the case Of
Marvin Kent, plaintiff against Thomas Denham de-
fendant shall expose 70 sale At public auction at
the door Of the Court House Of said county. the
twentieth day Of January, A. D., I562, between shs
nours Of Two ard four o'clock P. a. Of said day the
following described lands and tenern ntss 70 wits.
Known by being part Of two acre lot No. one huns
dred and 2 IN Cleveland city. aud is tounE
ded as toloEs beg1nhing a. point in the sQuiherlF
lire Of BoliTer Et eighty tu iest aud 9 inches from
tho Intersection Of the e. line Of said lot No f52
with the BoutharY line Of Bolver street, thence rn
ming easterly along t1e southerly line Of Bolivar
street, twenty iuur et 81 inches to point; thence
southsrly along line parallel With the east ike of
said lot No. l52- hundred ard eishty fet % an
alley eighteen feet wide thence westerly along fha
north sids Of said alley, tsat four feer 9l inChes
TO point; theme northeIlT sl0nE a line parallel
with tbs vest line Of said lot No. i52. one hundred
and eighty Ret 10 th place OF BE- inninE balng the
east ali Of part Of said lot l52 deeded By John Il
darcy and George Hiiloy 20 Ira Hanson, Juy 3,
1855 .
Appraised at thirty three hundred and sevesig-
hTo dollars- JAMES A. CRAW, Sheflli
BY HENRT N. JOHNSON, Deputy. 4
PAINE WADE flaintid' g Aft'ys.
EherfTf4 a flfIira 1ar
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AT ASTER's SAl.N-PUBsUANT 10

M ASTEk'S SAlE-PORsUAER 70
ItA the command Il Fluriss decrstal crder or
safe rom the Court Of Common p. as, Of CuFahoga
county, yhlc, e the sri Of samuel Z. BrooEH anc
EdEin ". Brooks. against HOfEfi1 N GATES. Dslis
II. Gates, Augugta III. Aiitl- berger. Edmuud = 2
Hittieberger, William Nj tlrhorger, C0mmlref1
Mutual 1rsurance co , TEumas Ii Hoae, I1Iiah
King and william Ehina, executors of Otas Avery,
dEceE Eed, and ohsr5i - me- directed, shall pose
for pubic sale, ~ pubic aucfoa AZ the door II ths
Court House, in the City o. UieFs and On The I'd da
Of January, 1852, at two oicock P Mo- esq daT,
the i0IICWrlll 5sz-ibe rarc is Of land. 70
wit: situate In the township Of Brooklyn, bafna
nun Dsr segtn in the thirteenth rangl OF t0nshias
in the Connecticut Western Reserve IN the State %
Ohio, and which is also the county Of Cuyahoga,
and is known b parcel OF land west size Of Cuy-
ded es follows: easterlY By Cuyahoga River; nOrth-
cry By lad heretofore Conveyed Judah Colt ~
John N. WoOlsey; west b. River street, 60 called,
and 5outherly by land formerly owned by Alfred
Williams, and being ninety nine feet wide on Cuya.
hosa htvers and extending at r1g1s angles with hT-
er street, and said River River street. about one
hundred and forty feet, beng the same land convey
Life Insurance and trust Company, b defd record
cd in OuyahoEa Comfy Records, vol. A., ragss a
f5 And also, another parcel OF lsnd on slid silver
next southerly OF above, and boundea norIheriF tF
said Parcel Of land above desrisedi easterF hy Guy
ahoga kiTers Wes ieTly By satd kiTer sire = ard
sputherly by line parallel with the northorly linz
and twenty one ieet dissant therefrom eEtendinE
tue A ired Williams lot 90 called n ag 10 al one
hundred and t~entT iCef 'front.' on said hiF z, and
the Elevator Building machinery and fixtures On
SAID premises Do the same uora less hut subject
D. ". GAGE,
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MOTIOE.-COMMON PLNAS
IN Court, Cuyahoga County, Ohio.
yPOa.iou for Divorce.

Michael McGiHFray.
Michael McGillVraV of calineviIle, In the Counts
Of Colnnbiana, and State Of Ohio. q notified that
MARI Ann mclilTrsy did, on the l5th day Of Deem
her A. D., i5oli nle hor petition in the oice of
Clerk 5f the Court Of Comucn Piaz5, within and
for the oounty Of Cuyehoea cbarrin1 tho said u dh-
ael McGiliEray vita commitung adultery with di-
vers women % Der unknown and asking that she
may % divorced from the said AIichael McGilvray,
term Of said Court
NARY ANN HCsILLYRAT,
By GAGE BRUoE, he's Att'y1.
Dated this 18th daY Of psoeular. issI-docissi7l
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Slate Of Ohio, ! In Court Of Common Pleas os
shora County. said County.
Notice.

The STATE q ohio, In Court Of Common Pleas @
CuyahOga County, said county.
Mary Z. Kins. Plaintiff ro.,o.
William A. King, Dsisndant
The ) efsndEnt Will take notice thot on the sth
DAY Of noTembeT, A. ID. 1851, the Plsintlh hled her
petition for Divorce In the Clerks ONCE Of said
Court charging said defendant with heDiiual
druukenness extreme cruelty, and Rro85 neglect OF
duty aud praying for dissolution Of the marriage
contract nnd custody Of children. Said cause VIII
be set for hearing ct the February term Of said Oourt
The defendaDt will further take notice that deposit
tl0na will be taken n said case by the plaintiff a.
the ONCE % Mills Goshorn In the city Of Cincinna-
H. Hamilton county, ohio, on the hth dav Of FeDru-
AIRY, A % 1892 bsfWesn the hours Of n and p.
M and continue from day to day until haid deposit
MARY u. KIHd,
lanl:3Ts ByALBERT T. SLADE. her Atty.
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5Tp- H d. KuysHLEY-Desr Sir: We feel it duty
"a owe to the public, to stste that marshalls ca
tholoon Is a medicine Invaluable tor complaint
olassed uTer the head Of Female Diseases. We havt
used your GrDfenberg Medicines and have been
greatly benefited thereby, 80 much So that were
fhe prios double we would have them. 10 the thou
Rsnds Of our sex who are suffering from weaknesses
we would recommend the OatholoOn 60 q sure Pana
Gee It givos strength 70 the system and enables
each Of the organs OF ths body TO- perform their ~
1rorriats q functionH hfrs. ". OATUR,
birH. u. IL. WEEKS,
Miaa o. BWOREI9TtIT.
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Eledtnat March l. l55ls
m The above named Ladies We are personally 70
ausfpted with and know that for several yearl
while We lived in MediDs, they were great ganeEe5
Miss s. has been 20 badly antioted that u w. VI
bottles Of CstnolicOn entirely cured her OF her com
plEints- ID Z wife received great 5enent nom thi
T1esss1ne. We recOmme1d Il 70 the Ladies OF thi
S5dntF ss a safe and efficient remedy for the mRnJ
complaints they sre Euhis0t 70. -. -.
JOHN WEEKE,
Editor Oanheld Herald
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Fggfessor Of Elsetr0yGtAy and Es5isiaS,
~ OllCs no. IITOntaTio street, a stairs, Es
loorz nom the Eubnc Square.
OEica hourg ron 70 II and ron 20 8 e'oi011
laiiT, (SundsTs eEosBtsdN saaJ
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H.E. KIEG5LEI, Cleveland,
General Agont for OhiS,
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8gkEs.
IRENOR DYE HOUSE,

yHad ,svoil asPg5H1 sal .aa5asa -a7 e..
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r EGAL NOTIOE-THEODORE

RAEErY, BAUHUs q EoBLz, Attorneys.
dec 2s. ls6I:372
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-04-17
BY AND BY.

There's little mischief maker,
That is stealing half our bliss,
Sketching ri :tures on dreamland,
Which are never seen in this;
Dashing from our lips the pleasure
OF the present while we sigh
You may know this mischief-makcr,
For his name is eBy and by"
He is sitting by our hearth stones,
With his sly bewitching glance,
Whispering Of the comming morrow,
As the social hours advance,
Lettering mid our calm reflections,
Hiding forms of beauty nigh
He's a smooth, deceitful fellow,
This enchanter, "By and by"
You may know him bv his mincing,
By his careless, sportive air,
By his sly, obtrusive presence
That is staying everywhere;
BY the trophies which he gathers,
Where his cheated victims lie,-
For bold, determined fellow.
Is this conquer, "By and BY"
When the calls Of duty haunt US,
And the present seems to be
All Of time that ever mortals,
Snatch from long eternity;
Then fairy hand seems painting
Pictures on distant sky,
For cunning little artist,
Is the fairy, "Ry and by"
"By and by" the wind is singing.
"By and by," the heart replies,
But the phantom just before us,
Ere we grasp it, eyer flies.
List rot to the idle charmer,
Scorn the very specious lie;
Only in the fancy liveth
This deceiver, "By and by"
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OLD sERiEs. vol. 1ls NO. g.
TERsIS..sf,s0,in Advanse-

Bill To Disfranchtse. Es0iaors.
The Washington correspondent Or the
Chicago Tribune makes the following re-
marks in regard to bill introduced by ).
F. Wilson, from this Congressional Dis.ric. 5.
One of the most inapostaat measures IN
troduced at this session Of Congress Is the
DISTINGUISHING bill proposed by Mr. Wilson.
of Iows, which provides that no person shay
hereafter be eligible to office who has taken
up arms against the United States after
hacing taken an oaM to support the Consti.
tuition. The bill is intended to apply to all
former Senators, Representatives, Federal
and State officers, who have joined the re-
bellion. The Constitution of the United
States, and the Constitution of all the States
prescribe an oath of fidelity to the former
instrument, and hence every rebel who has
held an Office is pe1ured before God and
man. The oath Of such person on assum-,
ing another ofiice under the United States.
Constitution would be mockery and. bias.
phemy. Yet I venture sosay that the DEM
ocrats will oppose the bill With as much firpa,.
ness as though it were proposition to tAks
a part Of the tax burden from the shoulders
ofloyal citizens and put II on traitors. COL
Voorhees,, Wood, and most of the democratic
leaders here, long for the day when they.
can grasp the hand Of Davis, Wigfall and
Slidell in the Senate chamber and hold sweet
communion with Pryor, Keitt, Barksdale.
and Hindman in the House. Mr.. Wilson's
bill GUS off all these luxuries, and hencs
they will be sure to oppose H.
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Madame Ida Pfeifter, the Great
Woman Traveller.

She regretted, she said, that her cap, could
not haze been washed before going out to so
large an assenbly-the idea cf having two
never entered her mind. Her dress was Of
striped linsey woolsey, and a travel worn
thing It was. She asked me if it looked well
enough. It certainly did not, so asked her
II she had another with her. She answered
that she had not-wliat did she want of two
dresses at time? Such thing as trans
porting two dresses round the world was not
to be thought Of. I. therefore. told her that
people undoubtedly wished to see her, not
her dress, and thought it would have to
do. The following morning called at her
hotel, and she showed me the treasures Of
her carpet bag. There vas one clean hand
kerchief in it, and small comb wrapped up
in piece Of paper. Those, she said, were
needful for person to have on a journey !;
then came the treasures. She poured tn m
all out promiscuously upon the he'd, and
such sight I trust shall never behold
again--snake skins, filled up'with little dried
bugs, and small reptiles, precious bugs, and
worms of various species, in vials of alcohok
Here is charming specimen" said she,
swinging horrible snake.skn directly un.
der my eyes. started and screamed with
unfeigned horror. She was greatly amused
with my want of appreciation of her valua-
BILE collection. She said she had herself
slipped that snake out Of his skin only the
week before; beautiful creature he was she
caught him with her own hand, but she
could never get him to Vienna in life, so she
had to do the best she could, and take him
in that manner. Her son, for whom she
was gathering these treasures, was proprie.
tor Of a museum in Vienna There was
small bundle of manuscript notes, rolled up
as tightly as possible, and tied together with
a string Of welting- cord. These were por-
ton Of the material of her ''Second Jour-
ney Round the World" She was going
away in the evening stage, and would take
s"S "o"s tuc ucAI ody he All OfpSCuFe StattO0
further north. wished to remain with
her unit! she left but she peremptorily for
bade it, and she would not bid me good-by.
She said that she had her reason for not do
ing so. What was my surprise, on the
evening of the same day, to see Madame
Pfeiffer enter my room, carpet bag in hand,
with "There. am gone--I have gone off in
the stage, and now will make youa visit"
She remained two days. The question 81
having the cap washed was freely discussed.
| offered to have it done with the greatest
possible dispatch; at times she was almost
persuaded to consent, but finally concluded
that It was better to wait unit! her arrival in
New York. She also thought she should
have new dress IN New York. There were
several other articles of apparel she intended
to purchase there too.