The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-06-16

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Ing dear PsulinAS health required .
little change to mildef climate tit waI
showing when wrote, ani the iher.
moneIeF over the chimney piece OF nine
degrees Resamur. With Windows that
wouldn't shat. and a marble aoOr with.
out carpet that the balDy air Of lily
(my teeth chartered as l set It DOWN
would soon seslors her; and indeed al.
ready she seemed to feel the change
That she did, for she was crOuching over
pan Of charcoal ashes, with Sailsosl
wrapper over her shoulders,
ll'sno use going over shat is in every
ones experience OF, SrA coming south
Of the Alps--the daily, hourly difficulty
Of 10, believing that you have taken a
wrong road and 80, iato Siberia; and
strapgest of oil 1t is to see how little the
natives thia& Of 1t. / declare often
thought sOsp must be o grea, refrigorsnt,
md wish some chemist would inquire
into the matter,
Are We ever to begin this blessed Ian
guagof' said Mrs. Old. to me. after four
days Of close arest--snow still falling
aad the Thermometer going daily down,
down lowe' and lower, Now l lad
made inquiries the day before from the
landlord, and learned that be knew Of a
most competent person, not e1seliy n
regulsF teacher. who would iasis, upon
going TO work in school fashion, but a
man Of Oense and a gentlemun-indeOd.
3 person Of rank and title, with whom
the world had gone newhat badly.
and who was at that very moment suf.
fering for his political opinion, far in ad
vance, as they we're, Of those of his age.
'Hef. q friend of Giober!i,' whispered
the landlord in my ear. while his features
became animated with the most intense
significance. Now, l had never &c
much as heard Of Gioberti, but fVlt il
would be deep disgrace to confess Il,
and SO only exclaimed, with an air Of
hslfinptcduNry. Indeed
As tru. as I'm hero replied he, -
lie usually drops in abou, noon tc
read the opinione, and, If you permit
III seai him up 10 you. His name il
Count Annibalc cas'7ocaro.'
Th1stenal forthwith 10 Mrs. Cd, tt
appEise hes oflhe honor that awaited US
repeating, a little IN erttnso. I'LL thu! the
host had said, and finishing with the
stunning announcement, land friend Of
Giober,i' Mrs. O'Dowd never finchcd
under the shock. and too proul TO OWE
her ignorance, she pcrtly remarked, =
don't thiak the more Of him for thOt,'
felt tina, sho had beat me, and l sa
down abashed and Inundated Mean
while Mrs Cd, retired 10 make som,
change Of dress, but, ro.anpearing ate
while in her smartsSi morning toilette
and a very oo9uottish little cap, will
cherry colored ribbones, saw what The
word Count had done at once.
Jus. as the clock struck twelve, tht
waiter flung wide the double doors o
our room, and announced, as pompous
ly as though for royalty, II Signol
Cunte Ji CastrOcuro, and there entered
u tall man, slightly STOPPING IN III
shoulders, with profUsion Of the very
blacklist hair on his neck and shoulders
his age any thing from thirty five TO forty
eight, and his dress shabby blue sur
tout, buuoued to the throat, aud reach
ing below the knees.
lie bowed and slid, and bowed again
till he came opposite where my wife sat
and then, with rather dramatic sort o
grace, he lifted her hand to his lips an,
kissed it. She redeemed little, but
ssw she wasn't displeased with the al
Of homage which accompanied the Ocro
mony, and she begged him to DO seated
Town I was disappointed with til
Count, his hair was so greasy, and hi
hands SO dirty, and bis general get up s
uncared for; but Mrs. Old. talked ava
with him very pleasantly. and he rsplie
in his own broken English, making It'll
grnaoes and smiles and gestures. an
some very tender glanoes do their dut