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No MATTER whether poor or rich
ur tingers were not made to stitch,
When on can buy Florence, which
VIII cost so little none u
NO fan ily can afford to be without Florence.
The best Sewing-machine IN the world ..f
ONLY ONE MAN IL Is sad that there was never
bu OF man who wasn't spoiled bv being hOnlzed-
he was Jew, and his name was Daniel. People
are undife ably OF the Op Mon that W. w. a ter, at
No 967 North Ninth street. below Girard avenue,
Keeps the best coal to be found If you have been
imposed upon try ton from Alter.
How HA PPY is the household where
Industrious habits banish care
v here all the clothes he children wear
Are made upon the Florence
The very best Sewing machine IN the world.
RUPTURE professionally treated and correct Trus-
ses applied Iy q. h Needles, corner OF Twelfth and
Race streets; Ladies' department first door below. A
full line of Mechanical Remedies and supports.
PRICES REDUCED Persons desiring Photographs
should avail themselves OF the present opportunity
NO 62i Arch street, now made at reduced pnces
COMPOUND INTIREsT NOTES,
30s and 5-20s
Gold and Silver bought and Jold.
DRExEL & Co, 81 South Third street.
w. B., Good Co' hing, Oak Hail. Sixth and Market.
Wa b Good Clothing, Oak Hal, Sixth and Market.
W B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, sixth and Market
w.& B., Good Clothing Oak Hail, Sixth and Market
W b, Good Clothing Oak Ha'l, Sixth nd Ma rket,
W q b. Good Clothing Oak Hal. Sixth and Market
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-19

RUPTURE professionally treated, and correct Trus-
ses applied ty q, h Needles, corner OF Twelfth and
Race streets; Ladies' department first door below.
full line of Mechanl zeal Remedies and Supports.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-19

COMPOUND INTIREsT NOTES,
30s and 5-20s
Gold and Silver bought and Jold.
DRExEL & Co, "a South Third street.
, 1866-01-19

s.athe aid in The establishment Of sgFicultur.
md mechanical colleges. was reported It extend!
Inc time for statee to accept the provisions OF sac
sn st,s .s in PTofnass tnsn
the bill Is asstgned TO ncxi Thu,rday.
M. ~: nAkLlEo. Of n = fton shs kaTsl 6 Con-
tng pilots engaged during tho war On Government
vessels rs o1eerr.
hl1l vas reported amending the act establishing
order for Tuesday next .
The Aonse resumed the confederation OF the bill
espdtng M fnssse e Il .ae pistsis. q co11mbs;
thai oolored men are always 1nclnded In The term o!
citizens Of the Republic. lie advocated impartial
h1gs h1 Im II n nc D,sst mo said The q ths
freedom a retusu to NATIONAL justice.
Nj. JOHNSON, Of Penn, said that now for the
INIT time It WIS sought to con!eT upon the negro
n4rt In the management, direction aud control Of
thls Goserunent For this there was no foundation
IN nEht or justloe. Never get On the face Of the
earth baA lopphr Goycznment BEEN o5enniked aud
eutsnce belongs only 10 tlosc to whom fhe Govern
nent belongs md hy whom maintained. We cau
hase @ .spublic without eonced!ne to all the prtvl-
1see n9 q !he & c,ecii,e anchse Machine voting Wa
more IN know Nothing timee, wherc a cersxIu
amount Of money WAS placed In precinct to secure
NJ. EoETWE1 Of Mans. Was opposed 10 all
dilatory motions on this bill, and IL the 1nstrac-
mp fi9ns B,!e meEsd ey The s:naeman from Sew York
10 ne fsw e. IN then n9
es1 10 iba COUNTY ~hsn We eaneiosts m1m ae%
the black people We not only relieved ourselves Of
Ss seam iaa15 nnoa Of tSs sDd not o9y conferred
p me 49ss'd e old p eosst,tp9sS essss Rss
been denlcdto them. 1fose who besis1e s IL he ihe
Government arc forced to ACCEPT The results Of
CITATION: md to say amer having given freedom to
sna PsHple laey shall not enjoy essential rights
Of Recommendation. and taciuy admit that ito phnle
emsneiration n ~ policy Is erroneous. We aFr bound
the matter Of voting on the restoraun Of sshetons
ttates, It should Be coupled With OF preceded h5
xsoss, ,s,. without which We open WY nom which
tse Gosefanent The rebels are Etl hostile,
Thsy q nastIne il tfnis, South eslelins eni md
rand Of millions OF dolaEs on account OF depreda-
tons committed BY our armies. In conclnsfop be
81 p9asa stea. .oe putting Of any propstty
ytces TO hase = H:htful SHIRE In The f;orenment.
u the elective franchise wete denied he knew mol
hos & salo,ea People were 70 he projected unless il
se9 70 'b as Is given to the lamb rhsn
Nj WILSON. of1ows, raid tho first motion to be
f oSsf1 ~ a1n Mat 70 posp9pe fnn consideration
antasonitm to the principle Of the exercise oT elec
decition between them might be mads ~ % b 'ds. a..
nanded the previous question.
~. N1Bl.ACk, Of Ind, moved that the whn1e
Eubiet be hid on the table. @'e
IN dh'a was decided IN the negatire-ao yess, Us
NJ. Hale. OF y. T., had moved a. IN amendment
70 me motion that the bill Be roconunttted for
amendmGnt, 10 as to extend suffrage in tho Dis
lowing claeses irrespective ol color, but subIect
oniy to eztsttnR provisions, and aralthed to vii:
, 1866-01-19

nasie1, assessor. tai gatbe1tr and ofhes officer and
s9ent et ne general Go5ernnent, as well ~ those
ot The State, cities and counties; to increase the
burden Of tho national debt, Is well as the oblira-
Hons OF every debtor in the nation. Ths public
Sshl: deb: ss we! :: AZ other n,oneJed obHgatlons,
duets Of labor and h,re ereaser number I Of aaJs
labor Whsu the reductions are uade-
Mr.. 1RoSER.
MF. Grover remarked that The manufacturers OF
New England, Pennsytvnnia, ansl tie East generally
RSw ge.tsF s prosperity sn e;
aie rhelded BY 6ea1y protective iaria on s Import @
asion OF manufactures hom Europe. While thus
they are psospering beyond reason, the farmers O.
e. ns tds pooa s'i It. s GS,hf % ED
labors.
III. GLOVES.
J. o. Glover was then called on and eaid thst The
tnterezt Of the Northwest waE centeredi In the corn
e1he q thi. country. ANY change thai Affects he
price Of corn IN this country will necessarily Affect
The prosperity Of the entire country, do what you
w1n: As bellesed rallxays gould never b made 10
the only resources. II you can aecnre an out1et BY
the st Lawrence, II would create rafting
among the df3 bones Of boston and New York. d
.nsoas oa III Repub 1 Is Il trus us1ias ta.s
stales. Il would re;o1ee him to
United Stases. H. VI. opposed to the tarl1 duties
generally. he believed the Yankee nation were
Eg7adtng ne people q The northwest into powder.
terette Of the corn grower. He hoped Tho South
would have to pay for the ne1t 1fteen OF twenty
yeas % ezpoz. auy q IL or II per cent on cotton
!, Dir. Petkius, from the committee, then reported
thai, upon shon consultation, they are unanl-
mously IN favor Of sction-lst. 10 eecutr a cheaper
to The ocean; ID, 10 secure modification of aur
present tariff to rneo fhe largest revenue md
.ss':h diseslminat!one sgatnst Western interests:
, 1866-01-19
Address OF CoIored Delegates on Negro
SuIrn@e-Thr Canadian Official Dele.
r0tlnu-Tthe INT fff. *Tt1dN &1rnfk hi linn.

WAsHlS01oy. Jan. lS.-Sesen coloted men, re-
presenting large numbers Of co1oted citizens, North
Ind South, and in The District OF Columbia. being
authorized TO speak, publish card To-day, ad-
submitting that In the Issue pow pending befo.a
Cong1e*a for the extension Of the franchise, the
action should lie based On the idea that there can
be privileged class before the law In Republl.
can Government, and they serioualg and most earn
csuy object to my discsimiua.ionin in eucn qualia-
Gallon account OF COLOR be .1nse to do 40 would
be tn,,dIously affecting them and exposing them
to tnar class legislation throughout the land, and
thus make them llahie to the .,trateat Injustice
TheY wnns the bill to a1ees alike aH loyal citizens
In the District of Columbia.
The President was considerably 1ndlspoacd last
evening" though no fears are entcrtaIred or So
.1ous inesz.
1t ii now alleged &hst the Canadian delegation
are not IN Washington In behalf of the reciprocity
treaty, but to ascertain u It is not possible 10 esa6
lsh niend1y commercial relations between the two
countries.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided that
The prohibition Of the inporfattaa Of eatsIs from
tanada doe. not apply to the smportatonof dressed
t.RRf
, 1866-01-19
Chicago Qribnne.


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- oAG'ai eops o. efos. ~ 80 e., ~
~. ~ Nu.oenucatfns inc "'i""'n o'A WILL VI
A"eao N on uefpatcoes.
d Detroit despatch 1nocun!sety iu1lmates
that thete Is strike al along inc MchiEan South
ens road, and that troops nave been sent sc
the ecens Of. disturbance.
The New York lfortds HayanA CORES.
1oopdent ests Spanish war ste1mc1z arc ready fol
sA n rnS Cbttfau pfntes t8fd n he htfro trf In
, 1866-01-19

Examination 0f sle Prfnce Well by a
&:onstntstrc-protsucl ut the Hate of
1Go HnrsclA per Dnr.
Especial Ossrssch to the Chicago Tribunal
H'11,wE1L, {. W, Jan. 10.
The Prince Well ssns tczt.t, 1o.ds5 By eoumit-
tee oF one rom = eaea ssste represented They re.
the ME Of LOO baucls per dsy. a.
, 1866-01-19
FROM DETROIT,

Especial Detpatch 10 the Chicago TEibnne]
DErnotr, Jan. IL,
a swtrdle was exposed here today Of parties en-
Reged In selling bogus autographs OF Gen. Wash.
ilstun.
There Ia strike among the employees Of the
Southern Railroad all along ths line. Difficulty IL
aprzehended. Troops ate under arms here to 20 to
the krepe nf disturbance
, 1866-01-19
The Paas4ge ofthe Suffrage Bul-Scenea
in the Observation-Disclosures Land
Grant BILL

Warrington, Jan. 16.-Thc galleries of the House
wcre denscly crowded durinR the session today,
and owing to the pressure many persons were una
lle to gain admission. The colored population
were present in large numbers, every one both
white and black. taking great interest In the snb-
tect discussed. viz: the extension Of the elective
franchise In the District Of Columbia. The vote on
the pueeage OF the bill was much larger cyen than
IFS most fapguine friends anticipated md when the
result was announced the applause on The floor and
In the galleries Nas almost deafenipG. The bill
which |5a-sea The House has Jet to be acted upon
In the Senaie. It e0niers suffrage without oiheF
qualifications than has heretofore been applied to
the whitet.
The SENATE in executive session confirmed the
following nominations: Robert B. Vnny yalkenbeyp,
Of New York. to be minister resident Of the United
States to Japan, vice Claiming II. Depew, re-
signed; Earl Bill to be United States Marshal for
The Northern district Of Idaho; Martin T. RYDER to
be q. s. Marehnl for Western Tenn; James Il, Al
yord, Of Idaho Territory, 10 be q. Marshal for the
district Of Idaho,
In The House Of Representatives 3Ir. Bilweu in
truduccd b1l granting lands to aid in tho con-
Etruetion Of sailroad md telegraph llne from the
Central Pacific Railroad IN California, to Portland
Oregon, and which will probably soon be favorablY
reported on by thr Select COMMITTEES. on the Pacific
sailroad. The bill also authorizes the Puget Sound
and tolumbia River railroad Co. to construct
read to unite With others on tho Pacific coast The
usua! ernnta Of lands aud other privileges con-
}oreaS4 g
, 1866-01-19

R1curosn, Va, jan. 1s-The Governor sent a
communication to the Honse Of Delegates to-day,
tndoleIng memorial OF The ScX York anu t.ir.
gfnia Steamship Company for compensation for
Two steamers, valued at $300, 900, seized at the
vMhaFf in Richmond at the beginning Of the rebel
hon.
For additional Telegraph see fourth
pnge.
, 1866-01-19
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1866

the Rock RiFcr be requested toppropriate the ,un,
g I'VE hundred do1ta.s to nalea survey Of that
saen county be appointed by thin to casy the mat
lbe Frs !deut then read 4 letter from Hon.J Y.
Eusfaee G157Eg bis y!eHf, and tsIonng the project
oi ilmpIoFtnc Rock R1rcr. and aho favotlug the re.
duetlon ofthe tax On whiskey t, one haf the pres
sst a@91nt ~ an h. sas RESOLUTION be
crease Of this tax on whlskey. 8
motion to adopt such 1esolntlon was laid
upon The table.
On motion committee Of i've from this comfy
Wetc appointed 10 take action booking to concert
Of action with The state Convention OF MI opposed
10 present monupolics OF the StAte,
The. following gentlemen Uese appointed: S.
bennington, a. a. Terrell, a. C. jackson, L. c.
Snyder and ". Anderson.
I he Convention then adjourned
, 1866-01-19

Fer salf-1Cc feet by lea to ai,ot alley on Mteh.
gsn ssenue- for sH9<r foot, tte 10 acrrs or and
Tn indsna 1yel9e ,of txS Rer ee1e lo afTes On thu
acsts on Doc.1as avennr Those wishing 10 pusrlrsa
lo ibc southern part Of thu city Etlt Ln. he4e 1ae
cheapest laRts offered IN the v!cfn.y he .u tat m ::
s susi,ut residence rrupesty IN thai det=tlIul ,a
The cy, and the only place far tic .1ear enrlI Park
Of Ch!CaID. CLk.ttEK + TATLEE.
c1s3EtG 10 NaStnst t,n 5tFt r..
, 1866-01-19

will b. introduced in the Senate today, The clause,
treasury Uepaytmeut md he penaltT toT e7n4ion.
| Of dutfes upon imported goods has bsen muel
| H'a''e4 t''4AA s'sA - - .e1eo ee-'A'
weshipRton Goaslp via New York
no1nr. Of The foIou,hg.w Ctnlu,.
~-@."A.
Ion1ss1o3s
Ntw YoRK, Jau- 1s-The Comm4riaFs Wash.
uctou epecia .s3s The authorities are Investigating
s ~ na ~ ngehI ~ hoss n o -,
a<s ~ ~ .nhoi svI,n.+hi-.-s ~ 70 t1'
"HA " ;ssin 1i" - tha Tanas.a, d,,o,.+,o ~
1ns ~ os,,s ~ 10 =. as,siI .;st;e - ~
tfrnss fsl'E' 20 'seAN"'0 AA'>'6A ~
A TSa n,.r. ws.,,n.,o, .nccf,, ..x. tba .y,r.
1ns w nasntnk WI u. Eass 9 ,,y e
, 1866-01-19
EK0M MAn1S0N-

Ymnorsau& Railroad Kf11-Thr Arfof~
uer General an Slse Acknowledgement
of f*Hess~udlcrA-State University aud
s.-s .-sscn3tuFai GolIry.e-An Olcr 10 Buy
Up WtAcoi.Afn Bonds,
, 1866-01-19

The Passage OF tho Suffrage Bill-Ex-
, citing Scenes In tic lonse-Union
Members Who Voted Against 1.-THE
Committee Oh C1nln1s-An Important
fts.1n
, 1866-01-19

The New Fractional Currency n FALL
ltre-Laud Office 1keturlIA-AppoInt-
l1Icnt+-Nrtfcnc1lmcn rat III the Treasury
Drpart1n"ut-IMtcF1la Iscvenuc-r1r.
Nude:s Speeeh-Iteport. Of Commits
ters-IEc Ciaiiiau Isiuckndc-L[.lt-
hUuseN.
iNt,ccfx Il Dnxtaeet 4,
, 1866-01-19

Certificate from P. d. Ring, Eiaiu, ILL.,, for
meFlg Of Thprhet N RinG, Insurance AK'ts,
ChicnRos
AR. DELIGHT: An now si1tJ.four years old aud
lure teen bald for ntecn years. ~as Induced 81 my
ispdc to re youE Spanish Lnstra! 1or tne 9fowh q
dIEccfIona In the have succeeded II saalns
nesry as aue head OF hair rs had tn mr. younger
yeats. and sn now satisfied that hair be adst to
RFoW OF bald heads. +. B. RING,
, 1866-01-19
Mem anherttsem&HtB.

Bu4khtfosHas.' feallaZs N sTe1y de2Htsnent OF
,ta extended ,,re, $, hora the receipt OF preuorl
u the rsyment of ,oas, has rencezed the name OF
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27

The following are the articles of incor-
poration of the "Oregon Central Railroad
Company"
Know all men by these presents, that
we, the undersigned citizens Of Oregon,
do hereby associate ourselves together as
a private incorporation, under and by vir-
tue Of the provisions of the General In.
corporation Laws of said State.
Est. The corporation hereby created
shall be known as the "Oregon Central
Railroad Company" and duration unlim.
tied.
I'd. The object and business Of the in.
corporation shall be TO construct and op
crate a railroad from the city of Portland
through the Willamette Valley to the
southern boundary Of the State /; nndel
the laws of Oregon and the laws Of Con
gross recently passed, granting land and
aid for such purpose.
3D.. The corporation shall have il
principal Office in the city Of Portland.
4th. The capital stock of the corpora
ton shall be fve million dollars, divided
into general and referred interest bearing
stock, in such proportions as incorporation
or Board Of Directors may deem proper.
9th. The amount of each share of the
capital stock shall be one hundred dollars
9th. The tcrmini of the railroad pro
posed to be constructed by said company
shall be, for the northern end, the city o
Portland, and for the southern end, q
/ Al
ary of the State, as may be hereafter de
termined by actual survey.
In witness whereof VIC have hereunt
set our hands and seal, this day 0
September, A. D., 1866.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27

No SNAKEs.-The Hawaiian Legisla-
ture, says the Butte Record, has ordered
a bill engrossed which prohibits the intro
duction into that kingdom of venomous
reptiles. 1t appears that DR.. Hillebran,
sent as special commissioner to China
and the East Indies, to procure coolies,
reports that he saw in Java snakes which
were used by the natives as rat-catchers.
The Sandwich Islands are infested with
rats but, as in Ireland, there is not a
snake to be found. The Doctor, tickled
with the discovery, secured barrel full
of reptiles, which were daily expected tc
arrive. The natives were Mortified at the
prospect of being overrun with snakes
and hence the bill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27
The Philadelphia Pandemonium.

In no other country than this, says the
New York Sunday Mercury, could such
an assemblage convene as that which as
sembled recently in Philadelphia Any
where else the majority of them would
have been in the penitentiary and lunatic
asylum. The character of the members
and the tone Of the proceedings were in
perfect harmony. Seedy parsons without
focks, thread-bare and played-out politi-
clans longing for the spoils they had to
relinquish; 1ong-haired fanatics whothink
the world is out Of joint because their di-
gestive organs are torpid and hillary &C.
cretions in state Of stagnation; females
who would have been men but for an err
rov Of nature, and disgrace the sex which
has the misfortune to claim their affinity
who unite the coarse indelicacy Of the
male sex with the infrmity of judgment
of the other and, in short, the odds and
ends Of creation, which nature a1nuscs
hcrselfby manufacturing out Of the shrcds
and clippings Of humanity. Their abuse
Of the President would turn the stomach
Of Billingsgate fshwoman, and their
blasphemous ribaldry make the bones Of
Tom Paine rattle in his coffin. One Of
them declared that Theodore Tilton was
second edition Of Christ, which was
hailed with general acclamation. Inmates
Of Bedlam often imagine Themselves
kings and queens, but it is rarely that de-
moralized insanity imagines itself to be a
person Of the Trinity. The fact is, that
many Of the attendants on the Convention
are more in want of medical treatment
than an extension Of the elective fran
chise. To have their scalps travcrsed
by keen razor, followed by an application
of the shower-bath or blister, would tend
to harmonic their ideas, and render them
less revolving to commen sense and often
sive to common decency. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27
[coScLupED OK SECOND PAGE.

PRUSSIA AND FRANcE.-The Emper-
or Napoleon received the Prussian Am
bassador on the 18th, at the audience at
the Tuilleries. The Minister delivered
to his Majesty the reply of the King of
Prussia to the French note demanding
an extention of the frontier of the EN-
pire to the Rhine. The State paper de-
clares that the demand is inadmissable,
and that Prussia will not accede to it
Napoleon replied that he had made the
demand in order to satisfy public opinion
in France on the subject of the recti6ca-
ton of the frontier. He deemed it a
just demand, but at the same time &C.
knowledge the fairness of the argument
used by the Prussian Cabinet in the re-
ply of their refusal. He said that the
relations existing at present between
France and Prussia should not be dis
turbed in any case, and hoped Prussi;
would not overstep the line.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27
The Last Cent-satiOn Novel.
CHAPTER THE ONE.

"Pll steal the heart of the old mans
darter. r."-[Old-fellow.
A young grocer of good character and
correct habits, commenced business in n
good and improved neighborhood. His
stock was small, as were his means, aud
his stock Of customers still smaller. His
sales hardly met his expenses, and he was
evidently going "down hill" and an old
grocer, on tho opposite corner, predicted
that he would soon be at tho bottom.
The young grocer had reason to regret
this opinion Of the old grocer, rs will ap-
pear The latter had daughter that had
won tho heart of the former. He offered
himself to her and was rejected. 1t was
done, however, with the assurance that he
was the man of her choice, aas that she
acted in obedience 10 her fkdler's com.
mands.
Assured Of the affections of the women
of his choice, he sets himself about re
moving the obstacles in the way of thcil
union--the fathers objection to his pecu
mary prospects.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27

THE BIBLE.-Upon every reading,
the Bible grows more and more precious.
The variety and antiquity of its history,
the light it affords in various researches,
It's inimitable touches of nature with the
sublimity and beauty of its Inscriptions
and appeals, constitute ~ no means its
chief charm; but the accomplishment of
It's prophecies, the splendor of its miracles,
the attestation of its martyrs, the consis-
tency of its doctrines, the importance of
its facts, the plentitude of its precepts,
the treasury of its promise, the point of
its truths, the pertinency of its applica-
tions, the abundance of its comforts, the
proportion and symmetry of its parts,
present such fund of instruction to the
mind, light to the path, assurance to the
heart and aspiration to the soul, that it
is deplorable to know that its covers are
so seldom opened, its pages SO sOrarely con-
suited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27

THE INDIAN WITHOUT PoETICAL
EMBELIsHMENTs.-A correspondent. one
who has been to the "Far West" has
seen the noble Indian, and been hunted
By him, writes Much has been said by
poets and romantic young ladies, abou:
the picturesque aspect and noble form of
an untamed, untamable warrior Of tho
prairie, and far be it from me to cainsay
them. An Indian is a noble spectacle
in picture or at safe distance-but
when this "noble spectacle" in common
with dozen other "noble spectaclcs," is
moving his moccasins in your direction,
and you have to do some tall walking in
order to keep the capillary substance on
the summit of your Uranium, all his ''no-
bility" vanishes, and you see him only a
painted, greasy miscreant, who will. if
you will give him a chance, lift your hair
with the same Christian spirit, composed
and serene, with which he would ask an
other spectacle" for little more of that
roast dog. used to think like the poets /;
now the sight of an Indian gives me
cramp in the stomache."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27
CHAPTER THREE.
"I'll rclent-come To my arms"
TNa..z. ...-,kkn..

"I'll rclent-come to my arms"
Never written.
At this juncture, Angelica (for that
was the daughters name) contrivcd TO
bring about an apparently accidental in
tervicw between the parties. After the
man had become, through the intcrycn-
ton OF the daughter, tolcrably good hu-
mored, he inquired with great carncstness
ofthc young man how he had contriycd to
effect so much in single year, 10 thus
extend his business aud draw off the Gus
toners from the older stands?
The young man eyadcd an answer, but
inquired if he had an further objection
to his union with Angelica.
"None," replied he, provided you re-
veal the secret Of your great success to
me"
This the young man promised, when
his happiness was made complete.
The old man commended his prudence
on that point
The affair was all settlcd, aud tho mar.
riagc soon took place.