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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-28
News by Telegraph and Mail.

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
1877. .a'
Five-twenties In London yesterday were
quoted at 721S. .t..I
An effort is being made by the press of
England and Ireland to avert the extreme
penalty from the condemned Fenians. Mr..
Adams, the American Minister, will inter
fere TO save, if possible, the prisoner
McClnre. sfa s. .tTf.tt f-st .t
Nearly three thousand emigrants have
arrived in New York since Saturday.
Fulton's livery stable and other out
buildings in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, were
burned OIL Sunday. Loss $4,000.
In Louisville, on Saturday evening, four
men were killed by the caving in of pit,
near the river. A boy had got into the
pit, and the others lost their lives in en-
deayoring to save him, =. .... . .. ..
A motion to restrain Mrs. Forrest, the
wife Of Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, from
collecting certain monies due under the
order OF the Court for alimony, has been
overruled.
Mrs. Ripley, of Hartford, Conn, has de-
olined TO prosecute Geo. B. Buell., arrested
for forging power of attorney, giving the
right to dispose of stocks valued at $780,
600, belonging to her. Buell. is her son-in-
law. . -... J........
Adelime Price has obtained $4,000 dam
ages against the Northern Central Railroad
for an accident whereby her husband lost
his life. .... .... ........
Miss Fannie p. Hatch, the school teacher
whose severe punishment of one of her
pupils provoked the recent excitement and
Indignation meeting in Springfield, Mass,
was arraigned to-day, and bound over In
$500 for trial in December.
There is to be grand national gathering
of the members of the Grand Army of the
Republic at Lafayette, Ind, on the ID, Sd,
and 4th of July.
Washington dispatches state that the
President has renewed his promise to visit
New England, and that he will be escorted
by two hundred Masonic Knights Tenn
plars.
Divers at work in Boston harbor to re-
move the yacht Wave out of the channel,
found two of the women who were drown
ed when she went down, clinging to the
rigging, holding on with death grip.
1t is stated that the First National Bank
of New Orleans, holds Beauregard's note
for $4,000, and that he had overdrawn his
account to the amount of $4,000. General
Dick Taylor was reconstructed by the
funds Of the bank to the extent of $37,b0O.
Soulouque; or Faustn the First, formerly
Emperor of Hsyti, is, or was in Chicago
few days ago. He was dethroned by
Haytien revolution a little over II year ago.
He isrep6rted TO have an immense fortune
in the Bank of England. s..
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Ch11dre1a's Home
Notice to Contractors.

AuDIToRs OFFICE MONTGOMERY Co, o.
- DAYTON, May 81, 1867 !
The County Commissioners OF Montgomery
a County Ohio, hereby give notice that sealed
proposals will be received at the Auditors Onice
until June Saturday 10, 1867, for the work and
materials required for the erecting Of a Child
ren's Home. Plan and Specifications can be seen
at the Auditors Otlce, on aud after June O. 1861
BIDS must be made separate for the work, as
follows:
First-On the wool work
SecOnd-On the brick work.
Yhird-On the masonry.
Fourth-On the free. stone caps, stating the
price each, according to the Size and patterns re-
CURED.
Fifth dayton stone for caps, cut
SiNth-For furnishing and laying all the sla o
fOOhng cornice work including iron valleys anu
iron rldging or capping, stating the price per
Seventh--On tin work
Eight-ENcavation.
Ninth-Also plastering ..
Each Of the above items will bc considered
separately, In awarding contracts Proposals
VIII also bo received for the completion OF the
entire building.
Every proposal must be accompanied with Il
bond (stamped), executed by the party proposing
and two good securities conditioned TO accept and
ful1l the contract, If it should be awarded to him
agreeably to his proposal No proposal win be
considered without this BOND accompanying It,.
The Commissioners reserve to themselves the
right to reject any all Of the proposals, f thev
should consider it necessary for the best inter
ests Of the county.
J. w DIETRICH
May 22, 'bI-dsWaWl Auditor of Mont Co., o.
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From Europe.

ST. PETERsBURG, May 25.-The Govern
ment of the United States has offered to
sell TO the Car the famous iron-clad moni-
tor Miantomah, a frigate, and two new and
very fast war cruisers. The proposition
has been favorably received by the En-
peror and his Cabinet and IL likely to be
accepted.
LONDON, May 26.--The National Reform
Union, in an address to Gladstone, asked
suffrage, as 1t would have the sympathy
and approval of the whole nation. He re-
spOnded reassuringly, and was eaustlc In
criticising the Government bill. snl{H
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Mayor,s Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE, DAYTos, o.. May IT, 1857.
TN compliance with Resolution passed. by the
Il city Council on the 10th inst, and Section Of
an Act passed by the City Council April 12, lSt9,
TO provide against the prevalence of hydropho-
bia in the city Of DaytOn,"I hereby issue my
proclamation TO the Inhabitants of the city Of
Dayton, warning them that it is unlawful for any
person owning, having control Of, or harbOrinE
any dog or animal of the dog kind, 10 permit such
animal TO run at large for the term OF sixty days
from the pnblcatonof this proclamation without
being properly muzzled, so as TO prevent the ami
nal from biting or being bitten by other animals
Every person owning. having control Of or har-
boring any animal Of the dog Kind, who shall neg
lect or refuse to comply with this requisiton shah
upon conviction thereof, forfeit and pay sum not
exceeding Twenty dollars, nor less than Five dol
lars, with costs, JONATHAN KENNEl,
May II, is61-d2w Mayor.
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gfw Sdrtrtisfmeuts.
Notice to Bridge Builders.

AupiTOK's OFFICE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY o,
DAYTON May -, 1861.
SEALED Proposals will he received at this onlce
- until Saturday, June IS, 1851, until noon for
the building Of u bridge over saltwater, near
John Turner's Distillery Said bridge is 10 be two
spans ll2k feet each between abutments road
way 10 feet In the clear Separate proposals to be
made for the supesrtructuTe and masonry. Each
bidder Is expected 10 present his own, plan and
spec eihcatOns for the superstTucture, aud bid upon
the same specifications for the stOnewOrk can be
at this ONCE and after the lst day of June
1867 ...
Commissioners reserve the right 10 reject any or
all bids, should they deem itpTOper 10 do so.
by order OF the Com ulls sioners
May "a 'B7 dfW.ftw
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THE BASIS or REPUBLICAN,
GOVERNMENT. l,.

ResoiUed, That the several States composing the
United states, are not united on the principle Of
unlimited submission to their General, Govern .
ment, but that by, compact, under the style and
title Of aConstitutlOnOf TIA United States and Of
GOvernment for special purpOses-delegated To
that Government certain dehnite powers, reserv-
inR. each state 10 itself, the reslduary mass Of
right TO their self-gOVefnmeDt; and that when :
ever the Generat Governments assumes undelega-
ted power ie eots are unRuthoritative, void and
OF no force; That 20 this compact each state Acl
ceded as State and is an integral party, ita CO.
States forming, 10 ITSELF the other party; that
the Government created by this compact was not
the powers delegated 10 itself, since that yyoald
have madelts discretion, and not the
the me- sure Of Its powers; but that, as in Ali
other cases OF CONTACT AMONG POWERS HAVING
NO COMMON JUDGE, EAoB PARTY has AN EQUAL
RIGHT TO JUDGE FOR ITSELF, AS WILL OF 1EFRAO-
TIONs As OF THR NODE AEDMEAsURK or REDRESS -
IAf Ftrsf AeRtuokH Resotufion Of 1898. ..I
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Bird

SWEETMAN-on Sunday. May 20, at IL O'Clock
", of brain fever, after u severe Illness John
Sweetman, late switch tender in the employ OF
one of our railroad com panes, and we are told by
them highly respected, IA he was also by his fel-
low workmen. He leaves wife and seven chill
dren IN almost helpless condition, and in need of
the aid of the charitable.
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence in BTowntown, tomorrow "wednesday at
two O'Clock p. N.
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bOO, 900 VALUABLE GIFT
PLAN or DRAWING.


Duplicate numbers from 70 500, 600 aro placed In
wheel the first number when drawn OUT draws
the highest or first gift; the second number when
drawn OUT the next highest, or second gift, etc-
until the whole number is drawn.
The distribution viii take place after the Con
A committee viii be chosen from the audience 10
take charge Of the same.
All agents and purchasers viii be supplied with
a correct listof the awards rs soon as published.
now TO OBTAIN TICKETS,
Orders may be sent TO u.s. enclosing the money
from 81 TO t25 IL registered letter STAMP en-
cOsed) at our risk. Larger amounts b. pOslOi1ee
order, dram express at the following club rates
tickets TO one address ..........,.$ 80
20 " " ......... ... ........ 1s 90
so " " ......... ........... a OO
Under and in pursuance Of the provisions OF the
er Of Internal Revenue has, upon due proof
granted permit 10 the Southern Orphans Asso-
citation 10 hold its Gift Concert exempt from all
charges whether from special tax or other duty In
respect 10 such Git Concert
REFERENCES:
General q. n BEAUREGARD New Orleans
Brig Gen. JEFF THOMPSON, New Orleans;
Major General :, Is BUCKNER, New OrleAnsi
Major General Z, y; TYLER late U 5. Al
o. NJ. STIEFF, Piano Manufacture, Baltimore;
q, McKEkyER a co, Baltimore;
Colonel GEORGE r. KANE, Danville Va;
Colonel MUMFORD, Richmond, VA
WM. A. WRIGHT, Augusta, Ga
All orders and communications should be ad.
dressed TO the Central once,
SOUTHERN ORPHAN ASSOCIATION,
p, %. Box 800 lS Holiday street
May IL, lal-dsodtJune 10 Baltimore, Nd.
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aJtw advertisements.
For Sale--Houses.

rVNHREE frame houses on franklin street adioin.
ing Emanuels Church, viii be sold ut public
auction on May 27th, at one O'Clock P. NJ Terms
are as follows One.third cash on day OF sale; one
third IN three, and one third In six months from
day Of sale, with Interest secured by note
The houses have 10 be moved away within four
teen days nom day Of sale. T.. W. MoGOWEN,
MAY 70. 1SBT-d1t Auctioneer
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CITY HI O II II e
Who Wants Bargains.

WA RTIN ERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT DAYTON, OHIO, has for sale.
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 to
IS 900.
Also six FaTms-thTee in DaFke, two in Mont.
gomery. and onein Van Vert County
The Undersigned can always be found at tho
Ohio Insurance once, when not out on business
or ut the Post OIioe corner. Il
Buys and sells property. Termsliberal
aur I9-tf rh t"
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

DURSUANT to law, notice is hereby given that
il THOMAS j. q. SMITH, j. A. WALTERs, G. L.
NALLARDIaHAM, fGROEGE w. HOUK g. b HAR-
MAN. ADAM sHYDRE, n; WooDsUh. ID. a. HouK
GEIGER john BROkDRUP, DRSRIs DwYEk, SAN.
URL Maya, aud JOIN MOELwEE have associated
% form an Insurance COMPANY for the purpose
first specified In seetion Of the "Act to regulate
Insurance companies" passed April IS, 1851, and
with the corporate rights and powers conferred
by said act and the act Of May 1851 the princl-
pal office of said company to be located at Dayton,
Montgomery County, Ohio. r.
Dayton, May 1, 1s67-d4tM ~
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AnfttoneFrs.
8usiufss Nutites.
DYSPEPSIA! !
! Doctor
y. STRICLAND'S
| TONIC.
DIR. STBIcKLAND's

- Tonic is a concen-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
sntiacids aud carminatives to STRENGTHEN
the stomach and nervous system. 1t Is Q
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndiges'
ton, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Aci liz
ty Of the Stomach, F!atulency and Debility
Ii is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept.s =
persons. For sale by all Druggists everys
where at 81 per bottle. -' 'iI ltI t@
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PUBLIC SALE On PROPERTY-

PUBLIC SALE OF PROPERTY,
Belonging to the estate of Martha Newcomb
deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given that the UNDERMINED
~ Will sell at public auction at the late res dencs
OF the said Martha hewcOmb, deceased, on East
second street Dayton, Ohio, commencing ut nine
O'Clock A. N. ON
TAur'ddy As sSd daY or My, 1887,
All the personal property boonging to said estate
consisting OF carpets beds, bedding stoves and
household and Kitchen furniture generally. Twin
also, at the same time ooT for sails at public Auc-
uon, the late residence OF said Martha NeWcofnb
deceased, and the house now occupied by John Il
Comfy as his family residence
Terms Of sale OF the personal property 20 be
made known on or before the day Of sale. Terms
OF the sale OF said real estate, one third cash Gu
day Of sale one third In enc aud one third In two
years from day OF sale; deferred payments to he
secured by notes OF purchaser and mortgage on
premises, and TO bear six per cent. interest from
day OF sale, payable annually.
$. BOLTIN
Administrator with tho will annexed OF Martha
NsWcomb' deceased May IA '67-dts
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND
TWO LOTS-IN PARTITION.

TWO LOTS-lN PARTITION.
John f. LUdwick sf al. us john y. Mohr Of a.
Superior Court. Case No 1872.
IN pursuance of an order of sale issued by the
Il Superior Court OF Montgomery county Ohio
aud to me directed, will oner for sale, at public
auction, on
Saturday, June g. A.D 1867, at t1o O'Clock p n,
At the door Of the Court House in the city Of Day
ton, Ohio, the following described real estRte To-
wit LOIS numbered i've hundr,d and eighty tbsO)
and Ave hundred and eighty-o t5s1) OF the re,
vised numbers of the city OF Dayton, Ohio.
These two lots lie together, ana have on one of
them good twO-stOry frame house-three rooms
and kitchen down stairs, and two good rooms up
stairs, well arranged for n small famly-with
other buildings. Tho two lots have front OF ear
slAty feet on Roe street, running back about
hume red and twenty feet, aud within few doors
Of Third street, and only about four squares west
Of the Court House
Said property has been appraised at two thou
sand dollars 5000, free OF dover and cannot be
sold for less than twOthrds OF the ApprSisedyAlue
Terms Of sale-One third cash one third In one
and one third 10 two years from the day OF sale
the back payments 10 bear six per cent Interest
and DO secured by mortgage on the premises.
q. g. ii. DAVIDSON, Sheriff Mont Co o.
J III. BAGGOTT, Attorney for Plaintin
soHELuAhER, j. Z. BAGGoTr, Att'ys for Def
Nav s. 1sG1-dtt
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Democratic State Ticket.

.4v3. iH.ia FOR GOVERNOR:
''..- ALLEN G. THURMAN. ..,
Fcz LIEpTENANT eovERNoR:
."I DANIEL 8. UHL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER
DR.. c. FULTON, OF, Crawford.
AoNiAA FOR AUDITOR: A'.-
Ih9JoHN MoELWEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II. HURD, Of Knox.
FoR JUDGE OF SUPREME coUhr:
THOMAS NJ, KEY, of Hamntjh.
Fos coNTRoLLER OF TREASURY:
aWM. SHERIDAN, of Williams.
ron BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, ofCuy yahoga.
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GlutAiaa.
CARD

DERMIT me, throegh the columns OF the Day
ton Empire, to thhhs our Kind patrons In tho
city and its vicinity. having fuuna that our one.
price system has given entire satisfaction to every
body. We therefore have the assurance OF con
unuing on to serve our customers ~ the same
manner Allow us once more 10 thank you all,
trusting TO have share of your Kind patronage
in the future.
Very respectfully yours, &C.
I.Hy l. z. STRAUSS a BRO,
3M Third street.
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To Marry or not to Marry9
WHY NOT ,

WHY NOTt
serious Reflections for YOuuR Men
IN Essays or the Howard Association on tho
Physiological Errorsi Abuses, and Diseases indu-
ced by Ignorance OF Natures Laws In the hrst age
Of man sent in scaled letter envelopes, nee OF
charge, Address Dr, !; SklLLIN u0UGHTON,
HOWARD Association $50 Philadelphia, Penn.
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T crpr DIR. StrickIand's
p1S III" Fl I 5. PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imlne-
dlate relief, aud effects permanent cure
Try II directly, 1t is warranted 10 cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 30 cts. per
bottle. ali.'
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OLD EYES MADE
NEW edsiiH teitAOuf
doctor or Dtsdtciaes.
sent, postpaid, GU
receipt Of ten cents.
DT, 4 Is. FOOTE,
ll3OBroadway, n. Y.
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The balance consists of the following articles
Musical Instruments, Music Boxes LADIES'
Riding Whips, Opera Glasses Opera and Parlor
Furniture, Writing Desks, Black Walnut Frames
Engravings &c, Sc. The whole amounting 70 an
aggregate OF
BOO 900 KAIUARLE GIFTa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-18

sactifices, the humilities, the hastings,
tue praying, the prosecutions, and the
crosses, all put up in assorted propor-
tons and sold to the gallery seats, ana
distributed among the poor. And be-
cause reliHiontsts have climbed TO such
presumpIiOn, tramping ths poor mans
Bible under loot, denying neiEhhnT and
brother, doubling the patient Father,
IL plsases the almighty to inter
pose, and He will 'mHgnify His word"
in all its broad meanings, and
esta blish justice and truth on the ruins
of our broken idols. The great signt
canoe of the events passing into hisIo-
nv these very days, Is II preparation OF
the nations fog a welcome tOIhe Bible
Bible principles are progressive,
thorough, impartial and triumphant.
And with this book in all the peoples
hands, o1en and free from cumbrous
comment, studied. remembered, be-
IIeved-lived in daily work, as well as
read in Sabbath worship,-knowledge
shall Increase aud grace shall bnve
growth, and the heavenly Kingdom
shall come. With this book as the
church's only guide and the nation s
only code. thought shall leap out in
happy recognition OF thought, htther
and IhiIher into all events, into all erHs,
into all relations, into all circumstances
Of lite-Ihe inquiriDg mind running 10
and fro gathering facts, comparing
principles, social, political. sctentihc
aud religious, mud bv every pulse-b beaI
of life-humble, working llfe-weav-
ing these golden threaded lines into a
vesture of beauty in which the world
may rise aud greet the coming Lord.
The lessons that all the nations need 10
learn-that every heart shall most en-
joy-are the lessons of the blessed Bible
Just as they read and as the Holy Spirit
shows their meaning.
Iu the diffusion OF this word among
the people, translated to the tongue OF
every race, speaking TO the hearts OF
all al home, The Young Mems Bible
Society uses its agencies; and TO
strengthen and direct, and encourage
these agencies, until all the worlds
poor shall be reached with The message
the angels sang TO the shepherds. are
the friends of the Bible met Tonight TO
talk, and pray, and give.
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Those ladies who have supposed that
short dresses were coming into general
use for home as well as street wear, will
find that they have been much mis-
taken. In fact, they will not be worn
much longer in the street, If we may
believe the Home Journal, which says:
We have seen quite number of short
dresses worn at balls and in parties,
this season, and to some, they are very
becoming, especially when there is n
pretty foot and ankle in the case, but,
Hs a general thing, we do not admire
them. For the street, Hs walking
dresses, they are very appropriate, yet
we have it from the highest authority
that they are going ont OF fashion; thai f.
in fact, their day is past. The latest
style OF street dresses are made short, it
is true, but they just clear the ground.
Ladies' who have had handsome silks
cut to suit the present fashion will be
sorry to hear this, no doubt.
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ansnraurIt.
Franklin Insurance Company
OF wHEEL'Ss. -

TIL. Logan. T. p. Shallcross', ]. 4. Rhodes
Geo, MendeI, J. II. hHOtr, SaInl- McCIet
IAN, g. W. FranEheInl, Jas n. Vance, Alex
LaughlIn-
FINHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
i oTSaniEed four years, and IN thal uine
done \ successful business, tS stili pFepAFe1
Ia take risks NJ fair rates on Buildings OF al
Kinds Merchandise, Manufacturing sHutD-
iiShmentS Furniture, Steam Boats and CaI-
goes GU the Western Rivers and Lakes
This tscOnPany offers superior inducemehA
TO FarInenS, whereby they can te tnSureu On
DWELLING, Furniture BRInS and cOntents,ioI
or yeaTS NJ reduced rates
This being a home Institution, with lhe LiF-
gest capital and surplus OF any company IN
in the State and composed OF some
nineIy-lour EtOckhuiders, most UI " hOm are
among OuF Dest business men, recommends
itself 10 the favorable consideration Of the
Insurtng public, and soicits their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Otiice ~ Monroe street
E.CARTHUR, Secretary.
SAINT. MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. NESDELa Sics President
c. II. CUt-S, special agent oel6
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THE cholera conference held at
weimer last summer lays the greatest
stress in It's report upon disinteettoH as
the means of preventing cholera. The
nine points adopted by the conference
all enforce rigid disinfection, and insist
upon it as essential in dealing with a
pestilence so dreaded as the cholera.
Butth disiufection and the other san
itary measures, according to the re-
port, SHOULD be performed at the
proper time. that's, b Store the epidemic
Is actually prevalent In q town or
pIaea.n
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A Lady's opinion of a LNdy's Man.

A Lady's Opinion of n LRdy's Man.
Mrs. Stephens, in her monthly maya
zine, gives a certain class of men, the
like of whom are seen In every commu-
nifty, the benefit of her opinion, as fol-
lows:
Our own private opinion on the
'ludy's man" is. that he is thoroughly
contemptible-a sort of life hardly
worth thinking about-a nutshell with
the kernel withered up-a handful of
foam drifting over the wine of life,
something not altogether unpleasant TO
the fancy, but of no earthly use. A wo-
man of sense would as soon be put to
sea in a man-of-war made of shingles,
or take 10 her residence in a card house,
as dream of attaching herself to a lady
killer.
Women worth the name are seldom
deceived into thinking our lady's man
the choicest specimen of his sex. What
ever their ignorance may be, womanly
Intuition m1ust tell them that the men
who live for great object, and whose
spirits are so firmly knit that they are
able to encounter the storms of life
men whose depth and warmth of feel
ing resemble the powerful current of n
mighty river, and not the pebbles on its
surface, who if they love, are never
smitten by mere beauty of form or lea
tures-that these men are more worthy
even OF occupying their thoughts in idle
moments, than the fOps and men about
town with whose attentions they amuse
themselves. II we were to tell him TINS,
he would only laugh; he has no prioe
about him, although full of vanity; and
it matters not to him what we may
broadly affirm or quietly insinuate.
Soft and delicate though he De, ne Is
as impervious to ridicule as a hod car
rier, and AS regardless of honest con-
tempt as city alderman. were you 70
to some social party, and read 1t aloud
in the most mellitiuOus voice as HON
age to his own attractions.