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VALENTINES.
ST. VALENTINES DAY,
VALENTINES VALENTINES,
CuPIps HEAD. uARrLRs
y NASSAU SR.Lr,
NEW YORK
One tho sand ~ y KINDS O. CONT valeptissA
No dies aus OF Sen llieptAi Valentines,
New Va fntine Cards. t+
Soldlurs' fA.nline Package,
New Valentine Writer'S.
Valentines from cent 10 hfty dollar.
LARGEST AND BEST AssOKTMEET IN THE
UNITED STAIRS
" Nassau street. New York
VyAI.EHT1NEGi vALEKTfkBs
TIE NRW YORK
UNION VALENTINE COMPANY
OTTER TO THE TRADE
COMIC
SENTIMENTAL
.M. VALENTINES
AND ENVELOPES
THAN ANY OTHER MANUFACTURERS
T-y variety OF Styles very desirable frn the Rnci
that they differ from ever before
You III 40 well this stock before
BERLIN JONES
VALENTINE AND ENVELOPE kASurACTURERa
III dealers Ia all kinds
NOTE, LETTER ArD car PNPERs
M. La WILLIAM sTgFLT
NEW YORK.
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WAT, AIS, JhwnLRY. &C.

WAN fEsI JkWFLHF, DC.
At no. 0 cHAHBBRs STREET THE UTMOST VALUE
~ ps fcr 3nds Wa'ei odd md silver either in
.vd rn ~ "a rent fLnnf Persons avnl tne ao,s for
a., Vii do better than snr other establishment in bs city
jos. ?. ISAAC, No. y Chambers streei
/,OLD Cois PAID FOR FINE LARGE DfANoNDs :
VI pflyaL parties wishing to part with choice single
stoa,a NJ offered an eltteme value. Apply only from
ul " aud ~ s. to b. v. Pt4eMB, Diamond Broker bl2
RrladDsr.
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CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL
BEAUFORT, N. c. and PORT ROYAL, &C.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY'S
New Steamship
AUGUSTA DINSNORE,
Captain A. NJ. smith.
VIII leave pier No. North river SATURDAY.. February Y
Az M for Beaufort, \. G.. and Port Royal, g. G.
onces, or AZ our prinr al Office, .. broadway
The NARY SANFORD will succeed the Augusta Dina
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
- Broadway.
LIOR BALTTMoRE-DIRECT,
II The steamship POTOMAC, Captain Fletcher
will leave pier D North river n T. every Tuesday p
n, and Baltimore every Saturday, at ~ n. Apply 70
II. B. CROMWELL co, % Gest street.
A. L. HiociNs. Agent, Baltimore
e RAILROADS.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD -rR AIMS ron ALA
IL N.Y. Troy. the North and West Chambers stree
at and 10 A NJ, and 3l5, and 10 r. NJ and on Sun
days n Ga r n from Thirtieth street
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN FOR ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Comm encing Monday Nov. a. 1882
For Albany 10 30 NJ Erpress Maj Train from Twes,y-
sIth street station hsturnns leave Albany, 1880 L
JOHN BURCHILL. supsrin.s sden,
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RELp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

YOUNG GfEL " tETED-AS SAIrRess IN
- smaii rin ati bauai"s house oaa Nho n al 10 AZ
penane", llar aHd olsl.e, aad pr Getty "a
Wling N e d!asnG on can hay ooi ,fne lU2 ga
iith
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no PARENTS AND GUARDIANs.-A roRsIGNER OF
means bachelor, without enc,inbranc~, DESTROYS
have educated child boy girl nine to twelve years old
for bis or her benefit The paren's Of the child must
the educsten, which win bs tho most liberal and scco
pished, and In which pains will be
The advertiser does not intend impose his
the chA require rights beyond the ack
of the benefits conferred The child must be intelligent
looking naturally bright ana kind hearted Parents
trouble by adore ssng for six days stating a
lars which will be considered strictly privately Foreigner
boz Hernld odcp.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
LEGAL. NOTICES.


Anthony Schieb & al We Theresa Ulm & al,
C,HERtFF sALE.-In obedsnce to the command of a
. and order issued from the Court oil Common
Pleas of Portage County, Ohio, and directed, shall
oeI sale at public auction at the door OF the Court
House Ravenna Saturday. the 5th day of septsm
her, D. 1868, about u O'clock A. M, of day.
the following described lands and tenensents, wit
Sitats in Randolph Township in raid County of Por
tage, and bouned follows, to wit One piec of land
situate in lot IL Beginning IT post in the West line of
said lot, thence east chains links to post, thence
South r6s icet TO post thence West on the lot line.
thence lrt lss feet I. the place Of beginnug contains
irg acres more orr less fesfis sEgFs4ff5
Alsu. n Of land In lot No IL bounded follows
On Eas, by the lot hne South by lar ds If
henry Warner, North bs lands of --- Reans and
othe continuing thirty four SO 100 less.
And piece of land situnte lot No 90 bound
ed floy West iy he center o the highway. North
by lands lately owned by eli es heirs, East by
lard ofPhip Weizei and South by land of Engiehart,
con aiuirg six less, making in all the
quantity of AZ SO l0G. The above described premises
appraised 81 92 10; suljei to the dover etnte OF
Theresa Ulm therein Taken order of sale the
property Of Theresa UIm al at The suit of Anthony
Scbed & al.
NJ. STUART, Atty.
WILLIAM r. PARSONS. Sheriff /
SagRIrFs OFFfcR, RAvESNA,
August g. 1853 aug 5-5w
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Assignees' Sale of Real Estate.

nnder signed, assgntest tf Joseph Holden win OF.
fer for ssle at uble auction the door OF tile Court
House, in The Village of Ravennn in the County OF Por
tage- and Siaie 'er Ohia. On
Saturday. the 81 day of October, A. D. 1863, between
the hours 10 0uclork and O'Clock p m, on said
following esrried real estate to wit; certain
niece o! land, SIT In the township of Charles
town Portage counyand State of Ohio Known byheing
part of m 40 in said township bounded by beginning
in tie of the halfway Leading from Ednbnrg to
Free,om +, ct north of Congregational meeting
houses thence running westerly 10 rods thence noherly
parallel With said roadi ros 6k lnks thence easeriy
parallel with the first mentioned line 10 rods to the
of the highway; thence aoLthery along The center OF
said hilhsay to the place OF BEGINNING containing 80
rod OF land, more or less. pprais, Mt 1000.
Also, th- equal undivided one "a If Iaft common of
certain other piece of l-nd situate in the
township of Ravenna, county and State Hf,ressid
known by being viieSe lot No. 1tS in the village of
Rasenua. the same rs marked and numbered in The
original pa. of said village png therefrom 62 feet
by 40 feet to be taken from he north west corner of
said lot; said exception made to be 81 feet north and
south, and 10 feet aud west from the noct west
corner of said lot. Appraised Mt $500.
J. l. RANNEY,
N. d CLARK.
WILLIS STRICKLAND,
Assignees of Joseph Holden.
Ravenna, o, Sept. !, 1853. 2-5w
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NJ E L A N q f.

Men ap: to exhaust every absurd opinion before
they adopt sensible
dull and incessant taIker is trem endous engine
of colloqulal oppression.
Ducks and geese shed no teardrops, but they shed
numberless drops of water.
A noblefthought, embodied in d words, walks the
earth living being
guide-board performs it's functions very well,
considering thatit is 4 blind guide.
viper's tongue is said to be six inches long 5;
scolding woman's has no end.
Many peoples head- are like the head Of glass of
porter--all froth. tsu,A -rt1
To every old man, his departed boyhoodis Para
disc Lost-fuller of poetry than Millions.
Love isn't healthy thing for young man--it
causes such tremendous swellings of his bosom
lazy mans farm is always dressed ia weeds, If
he were dead, and it were his mourning widow.
Over warm friendships and hot potatoes gene.
rally dropped as soon as taken up. ~
Genius and talent splendid fortune that is Of
ten gambled away pretty much like meaner fortunes.
cornstalk is a vegetable that often bears three
four ears; the human vegetable never bears more
than two.
young man win compliment his sweet heart upon
the fragrance of her breath without being ashamed
that his own smells of rum and tobacco.
Many people consider the world as worm does the
Interior Of nut--simply place to feed and grow
at in. ,-. ~ tr
He who fishes in the Of mstrimony need moi
trouble himself to put any bait upon his hookf the
hook is gold. -
The body is the souls house, and, as the house
grows old, it often lets in upon its nhabitant light
from heaven through the chinks made by time.
IL you envi us, lou will grow lean asyouI
neighbor grows fst-just as If he fatened with the
meat from your bones
Study man among men. observati n, made only
in the cloister orthe desert is GENERALLY obscure
as the one aud as barren as the other. ..s.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

From eight twenty years sanding, with known
to SCIE NCE and FAME. 5.f3s1H ltl u stSl
For Medical Properties of BUcRU, .ee Dispensntory
of the United States. Z Z AL II f-,4 -l-1
See Professor DEVICES valuable. works or the Prac
tice of Physic- t'
See remarks made by the late celebrated DR. PHYsIcK
Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR. <EPHRAIM MCDOWELL, a
celebrated Physician, and Member of the Royal Coegs
surgeo Ireland, and published in the Transaction
of the King and Qneeu's Jourpal. st-.e
See Medical Cirurgeal Review. published by BENJA-
MIN TRAVERS, Fellow of the Royal College of Sur
geons. s-5r
: See most Of the late STANDARD Works Medicine.
Eztrssa Bacha, 81 per bottle, or siS for $500
j. l.srsv.s SaFssgdT.as Rsse Wa.s 10 SO So ESQ
Or half dozen of each for Si2Bo which " IL be sui-
most obstinate If directions are
adheredt to- ,e ti2 af9
Delivered any address, securely packed from obssr
vation. i.is
xA- Describe the symptoms in ali communications -
Cures guaranteed. Advice gratis.
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~" A~

A superb article of Black Tea just received. Also.
Green Teas, for sale at the
y RA VIENNA BOOK STORE.
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Harriet A. Dailvavs. Ashael Foot & others
OHERIFF sALE.-Kn obedience to the comrnaud of an
= order Of sale issued from the Court of Common Pleas
of Portage County, Ohio, 10 directed, shall offer
for sale at public auction at the door of the ourt
House in Ravenna,o Saturda y, the Sd day of Octo
Der, d 1868, at or about II O'Clock A. NJ OF said
day, the following described la ds and enements to-
wit: Situate in the Township OF Nelson, in the
oun of Portage, and State of hio and is bounded
and described as follows being part of lot number
twenty seven, commencing one hundred and sixty
two rods and ffy links east from the northwest
corner OF said iot. thence south fifty five rods aRd
thirteen links to hares Goodsell's land thence west
land decided to Caroline Foot, theme north to lot
nae, thence east to lace of beginning; containing
ISL of land set of from the end
of a hundred and one tract, decided to Fla
vel heek with by said Asabei and Garoli1e Foot the
26h day of ane, D.. l6l. appraised at Si275, ,an
taken order of sale the properly o! Asahel
Foot and others, at The suit of Harriet A. Daily.
J. j.. g. H. Rnnney, attys. for Pl'h.
WILLIAM F. P AkSONS, Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFICE. RavgyNA,3
August 3lst 1868 { sept 2-2w
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BEWARE OF CoUNTEREETrs,

AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS.
who endeavor to dispose "oF THEIR OWN, and 10Th
err afticIes ON the reputation attained by
HeimboId's Genuine Preparations.
~ Z" Extract Bushu,
a Sarssnarila
~ - s Improved Rose wash. ~t1' g
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ASK FOR MISREPRESENTATION NO OTHER.
Cut the ADVERTISEMENT, send for it. and AVOID
IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
May q 1858. y i.q3l ssa
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R.venn.. o, Sept. !, 1853 ''t' asw
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Attention. Farmers
.fsoa UNITED STATES
Express Company.

EUNiIED STATES Xt RESSi COMPANY bAy-
. ,n made arraiige ereiits with the Atlantic Great
Western Railway, by which. they haee the exclusive
privilege of for whrdns Express Goods on Express Pas
senreI Trains bey are a offer the residents OF Ra-
VIENNA and facilities for the forwarding of
Exvress Goods so far us rec nj transit and
This c. mpsny have agents at all the principal stations
on the Atlantic Great Western Railway, Erie kal~ ay
and connecting Brhnch Rail Roads, also IN all the cities
and towns in the Western Stnee and by their connec'
with other Express Companies in New ork CITY,
they are enabled forward Goods to all points N the
EsSt,.Fn Stntes
Notes Drafts and Accounts collected; Money, Jewriry
and ther vaIua packages forwsrdrd wi h dispatch
Shippers of Butar Cheese and Eggs, will find it tc
their advantage to patronize this iinr.
For rates nf charges. apply to WM- POE, Agent
Office in the Store of Poe & Brother.
CHAS. A. DEWITT,
rzt ny Er45 - Gen1 Supt.
Rayepna. ADril I. 1863. mt 81
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Glover, Timothy. Red-Top Seed

Beautiful Patrerhs--the best assortment and
lowest prices in Portage comfy. This is a
fact-caIl and see if it isn't see2s g
country trade. 5sEszzl5s 1
Nearly all kinds OF Produce
At The highest market price, WANTED exchange
goods.
BE sure aud give us a call,
And examine Goods before purchasing elsewhere s
Re.s.,orn. Nay Il. lass ls-ly -
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CHEER.

CHEER.
Seek to be patient in Distress
The weariest night at last must close;
Tears are akin to happiness,
The thorn is neighbored by the rose.
The love that keeps ths buried flower
Safe from the wint- t-r's stormy breath,
Can guard us through each evil hour,
And lead as safe to life, through death.
ALICE CARY.
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Take no Ralsam, Mercury. or Unpleasant Medicine for
Unpleasant aud Dangerous Diseases.
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BLOOD! BLooDi BLooDl
lHslmbold.s Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla

This affection Of the Blood. and attacks the
ual Organs Lining. tie Nose Ears Throat Wiudpipe
and othpr Mucs Surfaces, nakng its appearance
form of Ulcers Helnbos E&tract SsrHparilla puri6es
being prepared expressly for this Class of its
slood-Purii ing Properties preserved TO greater
than any other preparation of sarsar aIillu
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news from san Fsaneisoe.
DO Psa,rmn. II, ia ~

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Sailed. ship Herald u NE Ncf,ins,f~ tst'fs s.ssG
Aryei, Ru~sn rssmar Csisfa - 'fVa fa1sias.
Also sfivsi, rAalsrs s0s28 Abssl ari d So pxk-
600 from The Arotis O,eaa Tts'b ~tf1 ihD-t-ss
pounds = ivory, balGa o. - "a. ssy rsi~rt
mrs nasy, via ihrsS shse 'rJ-f, -its Nfes.
I,5ogs with tar~s cgyhs'ot % A3.iias. Fifh
sevss BcB,y g1~-iald. 80 ilf, huns"HA, sith
three Oosan 80 oss o-i5Nys. $50 sessuif~7 fee,i
and nraassri. fH Ns. fii rmAi.nt, -iA ss
thsug.ss. wth go "afiaa afn 1vs. slths ssss ~,lh
fs, fsb.ls. ~ih 'hres. Gsnsi. ~Ah ~; Ysnay, ~ih
ssys1ssa, fyi. ssr-iasls -nn '7r'tAs~ ceorxs Hs~.
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NEWS FROM THE WEST lHDlEs.

Bsrmuaa dates . oc,ooer ~ have bpn received.
Tho nfhhh stsanar PI0yss arrived a. Hamilton on tto
5,h from Chariss,aa. rbs rty.r dh no, connsn .eas
with Chasestor no Union Adufai aelnol u iaaportzat
~ gfssell All lslsfcsarss.
The reseI steamer a. .. vnos Griysl n p, Gsy.ss
September g. win nvs thirty ssle, f oo.
and twenty svs ssnsis ,arpeI,ins iran wiimsx.
Va. ~ C., and e.af~a 90 M sth insi. ~ rassss.
Tne hisiah sisamcr 20 urgss frvm ioIaoa ss ,ha
2lih--proba5iy a t.e sais rsAEer
no fsbsi ssssnr Afse@, With seven bauassf .sa
eighty tro baies n oatioa from sInsslna sr.,sa a,
~ Cesrses tha Izis nsL
pefsan, ayiias hsssl osoa.l wss~lsr a. the ,.a.i
s-aT rnpd ffa'H 81 Deesei 'or Haf.s ON me ls.h
81 "a ~ hfiilsa br g rraoers A0ya.
aAsnaDo.
CON ~ aesplaaqAoy a. s,.so1d 10 tbs ssooss,s
free 81. rfuih Vet i1sS tsiaois ysssfaiy m. prs.
Ic4 4 iasbaa~ fi.nr ne sY,fsns "fsusls~.4 %
s.a'el 90 q .hs p.per.. 80 % aan, as
fss,fs msrrh2a. bsss ben opnp-Ipf " rsisos ibsis
% ae-kl.' rbs s.reihlf 80 fs.ssso Asys Dssb.ss-
s st npw iH Ne u.ra.s % sfass ~ u h~s
ever before b.sa be- ~ =, .soouss~,.
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la'ns sns 'nissrn ftrhy ~ eass %, 0, ths Ou.1s
''o~ps svssy dsppi'its y fssesy IA srcs u vss 90
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Itsbsi Acco unts.

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a.gs from BsDr4isssDl
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Twenty sey % res 1ssl' .'Y,lky e,.I5 aaa a,.la =
in'an1y, sul.it.d f0lrt-.r D. astsi ace yt.s sl
orecsSiik. Ienusssos b,tbf .asi rf - MACS 90
tho yrgnts tbi irrn 90. ~. .i1, .tlA nf tF fcas
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blvngssoc"s ff b. 70 tns Yf i'.f .og, ni.ais sast
z,icO1sr gntd ao IIlkee,. hiarIl fSG vrcsi dfsi q
up a tom. shca taff ~ert wtni.aHa a. ~ 90 or
in.s y b.ib diys h.ht wss dire DEl.sf . ID an4
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aa tes tLsl4s.I u@1. Thfce regn ~ 1850
rr rave been orsanilsd sni fpsr t.s.s.si re-.
- si. .lsosns ias Yassss army 20 ersnJ destroy.
ID % pro9efy Eat Tennessee, lbsy sIf@cs v koi
the country yermsnsnuy
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
BURNSIDE'S ARMY.
Important Successes on the Line
Of the East Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad.
Our Troops Steadily Advancing
on Lynchburg.
AS., &c. &e

waslNGIoS, Oct. 90 1868.
ofciAl adgicss from General Bsrnaide convey tho Ia
elgenoe that hia achievements In reGaossee and
virginia arc moet important. II IL truo nat ,he robel
force oppslng him gas not great their armle. "
virginia and IA Georgia bot be has steadily advanced
te direction of LyDohbure, and al The last
!rorrcaring wkhout serious ntcrrsy.lon, t.1afis
,hat DO % = rebel nuy suppllOs.
neslS stated TIA, ths loyal men q Eas, Tennessee.
mleh defei ~ tho rebel roEspapers, nOckiBg
lho sagyoso lDs sAfs al stripes such AlnDers
make yoly ,aggo re-. iGfesmsat u Bgrnsdes army.
cc8sral Brns = d.ci- 'bai there moro
ioya 10 "a bvios tbAD logn. 10 T1at tennessee.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
1he scnslIsh Dvera.

lfroir ne "a 14tk. .nSstr1, Dyt A
S.xc moro - gursah onsra season IL snnnunoHf
vI,lllN q ortnilh frD isi- tss tho Pype liarrssa
nsass roni VII oysS o. es "a den ths Cor thcs
AZ s.sspn they say. b. ty how English uusc
rsf 10. n sh sibs "a. ~ ssn an Enssh luhis. We
r .t gAHtoUcer at wRh all tnoo bcs. wishes iaf
L. RI Ewhi de ~ undertaking that has for
h.ss ,aara beel h Ba- aad. or tbe most part snc.
- iy s-r, ed out AipilDlgh br ~ spotiess "a
= L,ipgr t1a yne fl1sh1s mana .emsnt hrs mu n
~ s.itl h slfy itseh ID iIa t~r p'bnc OPINION
! ..g sslds an isba AHA lamis, a las taught
lv4inablc Ivaan 90 al iiatrs " the
I'd 10 ne lrpucruNe rasss arJ sf ec-,f
rch.ssra whates,ef may haze ben the managers
,itn IA Inc -tre glp n hc yuCal fofce NY Cd
iand H. esnt q csst lcrseye thst th- best siny'ny
he world x,ria Npr notn'rg ~ ticatrc rknlat
gsga aei style pf ~ on ann ~ - ~ ni' sSte
hsli~h sngine hey wsrc scirey u az celtsr ~
IA any % Their ffHlstrtfof4 lf l-e u mlt vhfas.
u they cs.ldnt sn4w stte, iheJ ~ 4 sHcN brown
nh " crud siriys rHua'a.H q Hrtt rae bfnf ~
vag foI q bre A. 2 ~ t'lig lhw t.ay il.lff 3ea
here others had atf'r 'rt1 f''f fntn iAtH
rbrst,. n - of,cr scts8 -rfrrv rI.h "a ~ AIih
best Of ts--n aag gvcfcf q 4istl4c sf sirt tl
w eyiorr, W io ~lai Jat.-ai.. "a c9l'tnIi At1s
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

eeruck the of the Russap lady and several osnos
russians out OF her visiting s The Russians were ex
tremely dissatisfied ct ,h, especially as ine Scunes'
Yrzezdieeka, who, atpCugh Pole, W sapees vi AeAn
asr H., WAS retained on the list.
fresh revenge was determined upon AZ inc countess
was returning Pom ocal soirec man acoos,eo p.f
with lotte requesting her read II Immediately The
Countess the letter 70 her aud broke tho SEAL
mmedistsy some deionacing powder which sas 10 the
sea blftt with loud explosion, and the Cognto head
sIess yas re Luckily her maid near and ex-
tinRoaed the damss, which had already burnt her eye
eovs and part OF her hair Tte letter contained the fol
hoying words.'' Wrstched little POLISH woman, do you
ink we do aot know that is by your intrlgues and
your degradation that you tave suoeeted 10 bang ad
United 70 the in&sacy Of that miserable te French
sourT We care very ttio either for IL for you. Do
not be too proAd Of those miserable distinctions which
We siis know how 20 stop when like. Let not your
oaefoossi eSnpairicts imagine that they VIII triumph
aso.n
This affair csused great and universal indignation
aad is said that win bc brought forward in court o.