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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-04

but, as I said before, we have prov
ed to Won where that t0Wn-liue IS.
Yes, gentlemen Of the jury, there it is,
and there it viii it remain for ever ;
and all the ingenuity, Of my learned
brother can never ehae6 Item never
wash it out. No, gentlmau he may
plant one foot on the outeTmost ring
of thesEliang q SatuTn, and Tplants the
other % ArctUrUs, Seize tie Pleiadcs
by the hair and wiring them dry, but
he cannot wash out that toWu-iBe-
never, never
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-04
C0E,s DYsPEPsIA - 1

GOES DYsFEPSTA CUREU
Cures Fever and Ague. Let those afflicted with
this fuaiady try it,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-04

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is a sovereign remedy for al diseases uf she stom-
ach aud bowels
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-04

THE Amusing History Of the Greatest Ras-
i cal IN q eW Turtc IS ltrzus ~ tl 4auuary
number ct ssYankes NOtiGa.f WIN Il COMIC
RzQlF .rcHdy.- rrice Is ssats- sold by ait
neEsulaa
TTTAHTED--AET AGENT, g,--OBe. .ehance in eseh
Nv Town Foyfbg th- atl ntioH Of AZ aCtlvc has
mess mar. "a taEe fle extensive aze1oF q 'ka
safe ot Bradstrsst's Rubber EoEIdinE and
Weather strips, sppGe a. The stdasi- bott IN, inl'
thi fatrc 90 GtIsrsand wiuGpHs &c C-rsFy esGrIp-
tira- The al &, 20 the article oeyn,Id aByl hiH-
ever offered -tars u agent ami CHe WITCH
irous $40 So rer day be nHde- my seisai
an .EsEs's C1rcuiar- Tde liiss nno Apply sussEc ,
b., reaaas T~rus for moulding cash
R. B= =A1SrEsE 4sE.
81 WastH,rleH street, 5lsion, Hass
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-04

Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CUREl
Is recommended by all the leading physicians
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-04

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE .
Regulates and tones the Stomach
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-04

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures hlstantaneously-aud you do not have 20
wait week TO see its effect
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-04

COE's DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures Indigestion as sure as you take e.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR.

The following was received =. 49,
TO Honorable ne Board Of Supervisors Of ne County Ne"
dESEExgS: The Undersigned pursuance q act DE Les
tu Of The State Of NewYcfk passed April 90 ls6S DO ssrsoS seys @
tons Honorable Body By tss sgecs COMMITTEES Ss. %s -
which resolutions Is the words and fares following w
R'Or.s That the claims Of he iosing institution s % RI and
sosed at the Oyng tsaeh amount covering taxes costs ana
Bank Of the Commensurate fourteen thousand and sryr
iH sS certify that the audit Of the amount due the said
bank as embraced the foregoing resolution correct and that they
John John 7 81 HoFFMsN, , Mayor
Companies
REPORTS RESUMED
The Special Committee Banks Companies,
we're referred he communication from His Honor the Mayor aud s
Commonwealth, would respectfully
That the claim Of this institution has been hitherto reported uvop b,
your Committee, and the report adopted -
Honorable Body wasranitti His Mayor the Cous.
These approval f,ts audit and
allowance made by your Honorable BODY on this claim
ent thus audited and allowed and approved and the
following resolution for that purpose accordingly submitted r adop
Rcsolge That the Comptroller be and he is hereby directed issue
with the provisions the ordinance adopted by the Board
Ja' @ sE Ao aSt. 20 and Insurance co%psss
moneys collected from paid b the same account he
securities Of the United states By exempt taraon" ia favor
The Institution named and for the a@os5t spscdea and dollars and
s1e SseD,sS and resolution adc: BY the following vce
acknowledgement Beakey Blunt Bnos Roche 'h' e'oe1
Supervisors Tweed and Wlnnnd nGn Nd irsr0.,
Aad the directed to be sent to His honor the mayor M ~
prOyaL
Supervisor WmLNAss moved that the President o the B"Id be %
qass the Committees the Board ct us ne ~eus
Supervisor BErSr the Board adiOtrn N DO -
10 meet subject o the usual cali
Which carried
On motion, the Board then adjourned .,, ,o,,,, o.,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

AFTERNOON PROVISION MAkkEI1 - o.
Ri for New Mess Pork steady; $3 rs bid and S@S Sa
Ssked Lard duh and heavy. -. .,,
PETROLEUMThe market was less active; Dut @ ~ nIi, ~
feIGl7c for Crude in bbls, and 26 G23c iOr keIe" "
bond. - =. .,,ir o11, nm
RICE-No sales are reported Prices are nominahy un
changed. - -, ,oo,, 1;gbt
and prices are rather heavy Sales OF $50 hhdS C S
S!l5c and 225 boxes at osdl2sc Renneu "lT e mar
s1tEI)S-A better demand for Clover Seed ana ne 5
ke ia better sales Of 200 bags at 1s016c mohy Seed
ssn {er de1and AZ 50 5OGSf y bush Calcutta Lnseeu
- eli1g nj 81 S. gold in Boston and here and Bombay
q b23 0s2 S. gold. .o.uooDd staodv.
TALLON-Ihe market is nOdefatey "0'f0'~N 0~''
najPs Of 5000 ID at 11allSc. :. 81. aor,oDa
WIIIsKY-The market is steady and in far demand;
sales of 200 bbls. Western at S2dSSc., III DOuu
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DAY..
Sun Rises....6.0lI Sun Sets 6:lt Moon ses
Ssrd, Hook 9:O5 Island. .9;46 Hell
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
PENNSYLVANIA STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR A Loan OP 900. 900

An for the redemption Of the due bonds Of The
Aer,a. The bonds o. the Co@onSesth certificates Of
d.bieess amounting three millions Of dOas have been
vS az gIssa dssS as IL, sam. should be paid With
sscTios l. Be- esascd BY he Of Ere',sire,
as GongOssq q a. u S,s GsS a. 1% % 6,.o met ana
and State Treasurer BE- and hereby authorized snd
m aeh ss, than forty dsy ty may deem
r s ssse eersostes for the
Sag Ss m rate no. s1sg I % ssO % SuPa PS. IN %
III fPhYs which certificates Of loan and bonds shall not be sub
sa be Psb as follows namely: millions Of dsrs PAYABLE at
~ % ,, and within 5 sS % sss s Jss n snS q S sSs 5
as dollars time aher seen yea1s and wiLhe Nent@nIs i've
sSd sSS Sy the AUDITOR Gsnsta SoL o the
% s s F;@ ans . .SS S SsssnicS xss ssni
.ses iss saS. shan es sIPG6 70 ss o. 'O' O'N A'
slc Tse id. for iS ssi iss1 slI opened presence os
eeyernOr Auditor General and State Treasurer and awarded 70 me
sS :fs e sgsasd sSf & sss s.i than i: par
sEc TIE bonds Of the STATE and ~ re- 81 osS aoSs
sTaon, the GoysO, AudOI General and sise TIessarr
i. his BID whether the ssmss payable IN cash or the DOads 0'
s:ea;s. q istshseDess Of The ,,,n aren't.
re- o. S.ss p59s @ sGns % Or ~ DSs a.. Esses
% 10 BID for The loan hereby su,hotsd e be issos ana 70 sur
making such BID and receive the bonds authorized to be issued BY this
Any person persons standing the fduar capacity stated
n The fourth ts who desire to nTest money IN Their
.: :a. s &: BOND. authorized e Be- issued Sy tbs sc
5 Tss' sIs1s % "a Ts & Ss' sS . an III. bond.
Commonwealth shall be paid OF IN the order otheir maturity
That an the loans Of this Commonwealth not due shall BE
vrenpt State municipal local taxation the
sbs s thousand eight hundred and sIse'en shan have
SIC all existing iAw' portion, thereof Inconsistent here
sith, hereby repealed -, JOHN p GLASS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
l.. w. HALL,
Speaker Of Seuate.
Approved the second dsY ofPeSua thousand .a hundred and
x,tv.s,y,n JOHN w. GBARY.
In accordance With the provisions Of the above Assembly sealed
,ron viii Office Of the STATE Treasurer
Pennsylvania unt o'clock Of the le day Of Apnl
i97 70 be n0e Proposals for PennsylyASA
IosnH rreasury Department. Harrisburg, Penn " 3 a
BIS viii received fos 5Q2O Tmbnrsabe 10 years ann pay
abe IN 10 ears; bufsab IN 10 yeait and payable in
Tes reibube IN Is years and payable IN - year,
II, interest to be either Per cent pei whee & @gs
v accepted No bid for les than par wn be eo.sae5sa
Win aud such higher sums a. oeaeo
be State, local and muncpaI tafeN
The oyeriae Of Commonwealth o.
sye Of this loan, but bidders us sts "De'D'
thsy intend cash in the Overdue loans Aforesaid
kask kAua JOHN w. GEAkl,
Of Pennsylvania
JOHN =. HARTRANFT
Auditor General
w. H. KEMBLB,
State Treasurer.
MBSo newspaper publishing the above unless authorized vi"
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
1Dort-n)aroen's Notife.

STATE oy NEw-YoHs
PoRT RTwAhpEss OyFicH, No % William 81
NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with
Section Of the Aes passed April H. ls7 entitled An Ae, 70
Reorgsnie the W,rens Once Of the Port Of EewYo persons
interested n having charge nour,
examination that following srs now usder srspss
too BY tho Port Wadens and that
yssses: -
Steamship Niagara rs...........,,.,, uxa
cup rMOIlNa 20 y. X
T. X
ohip nn IApseou r
La TobnG
Empire Stores
DAs Aeus7''''''''' 1koUpsons StoTeA
LAISb HxsliEAx. seluAJ. '"~' A'S' ''''S'As
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC

PASSENGERS ARRIVED
FROM LONDOS-March 2l-In ship sOuihaHplon-hI ".
Tinker Mr. I. Dixon, Mr.. Lawn.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22


resolution covering the amount proposed to be 'Io"eu D
embraced in this report submitted for ADOPTION i n,
R,sOiUed, That following
under provisions chapter s6i Laws Of io U nJ
allowed at the following (Such ainopni covering s' ~ ~
charges and INTEREST," via: .,., .ud .,,v.. dol.r, and
Bank Of commonwealth, fourteen tnoas'"a NAN -" - "
,r.d fYs Of the Board Of Supervisors De aud ne
, % .,esen 10 Ills the Mayor aud ue Course 70 the
cartl I'M. Jty New-York for approval he eisno hee
snd oTc in with section 0hape, 0os Lhs ot
% All that lis Mayor and The Counsel 10 the 70
10 the Board Of supeVEon heI Action IN Ih
.n,n,t,.a
, .ccep.d and resolution adopted by the following vote
ryors Dleakey Blunt, Bce Hayes Herrmap
.hs the President Supervisors Tweed aud wilmanp-9
directed TO be sent TO His Honor the Mayor for A
prOTaL ,,r,>,oyrn prs,,,rs.
The port 27 Of Committee County 0mce h hVof OF pay
iue William Conner es for services County Cel was taken up
Tie report (p 2 OF Special Committee Banks and Insurance
cpan favor ordnance reimburse American insurance
paid United states securities hed by
them taken accepted aud ordinance adopted V ne following
NJ n.
Roche the President, Supervisors Tweed aud Wllmann-s
the dse " be seat to Ills Honor me Mayor Tor s
proyaL ~ ,.
Companes reimburse htna Fire Insurance
Company certain companies lot taies p on
United states securities & taken up accepted aud ordnhhcs
adopted by the following vote, vili - :. 49,,
neutrality-suspicious. Beakey
President. Supervisors Tweed, and HDlmalp-&
Eegallye-Snpsrylsor Hayes-l.
And TIC same ." directed s ieDl VI, Iy he Navy RJ ~
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW YORK. IL
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
o,vc,.tl MARCH "a, 1867 O'clock
pressrU,nrv Smith ..o President supervisors Dcc iloni,
Tweed Roche, Wilhnann, Hayes Bleakley and ermsf-t
The Board in their Chamber No IL Ciy Han pursuant !" Se
following call:
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

A. - a.,oana and with reduced supply especially OF
ss prices nS sales Of $50 9Ss g. fcT S1 2 aooS
Stb ior d soostl2 so for Extra do. Terce Beef 10
SS and Beet Hams are g dG SI SS holders
asnanu i Ics OF 15O pkgs at 9lc. for heavy Picked
ssa,,dSrs and IslSISlc for dry salted Hams 5000 70
s IN bulk at 9c from pier and 250CO 10 Of Bel
~ Bacon is dun; sales Of so boxes 8 r. at
se Lard is dull heavy and lower sales OF COO gkgs at
SsIS fcr No l. Isle for fair TO prime Steam and Kettle
f1Sr1TSed. and l3i ai5ic. for Kettle Rendered.
fsTTTER-Tie market ~ dull, and prices have down
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

UEE .HNIUGT TTT1G EEoI-UlH
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
pAsSENGERS E4LLED.

FOR BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON. March 2ln stesnshiy
America Fze Bremen Selman and family Capt H Fehbacb,
N. Y. r. ROchoH Bait; O. W. 81. Fredlander ard Se AZ
Heg Chicago; Rolas children and servant ~ Mrs befet
and obcken MeimeTs G. HHrhs Vera CRUZ w s'nrhe and
children Mexico; J. Belrnann, ~ T.; g. Hahn Brooklyn; hp
Schubert H. sehlegs Call M5 and MrS WsnseD. 'n-
Louis A. KkkbuscB, Milwaukee j. Pnrken Icwsi koeh. 81
Louis G. Anthem, Milwaukee, A. X Williams, Cuni hohhsin'
Ohio; c. Hofnger Milwaukee; Mrs Mersch and children, Psrh NJ
Mari n Y; H. warncken, Bremen, and II in steeEsge -
FOR AspINWALL AND SAN FRANCISCO March l-n seansh
Ocean Quecn-Alen Cutter and child II Green Green ana
wife Issne Fowler Smith John ayley asd wife H. Nap
purse Rev o whiker and Tfe Rev. y hassssn
and wife K r. Lord Ia H. TreSse, r. g. BlAekeny
e. O. Msleher Henry smith Fanny welhoS L. Hoime' R
usr Miss Rivers Wilson, Miss Golden A. Craig Miss Carls
MS watkins Sinclair Chase Miss Lance A J. WsssoH .
Styies G. Watson McQueen and wife g. Kuhl Is.sa
Mss L. b. Fletcher Dr. VIM Dutch, umng A. d. Lerpei REF,
kns staIfoot Miss Jcnas.en and sister 7 stsHeS Lsyy,
Ns,J w Hastings A. Whdan, Walter Ede, J. h Thomas W. Bl
ebar NJ Sheridan, Margaret sheridan, Kate Sheridan Aen g
Sanders w Carter, L. oachnaon Mrs Besa ana sn% y
Hemanr A. Gillespie L. T. Riddle and wife, Ssmnel mce
John Culver Joseph Graham and wife, A. TsleoneI wsis'
A. NcPheron Norris Clark wife, sister and tTo ciarDi
Pgott Sarah Buee Moses orc5 Spencer .na ~s " e
r. A. Psfer g. w Sailor and w1e Mcbeoo ~
john Hooy T. Can John Bend and sos Pymss.er IL M "
Miss " L. c. k1s Miss nsy T. nVera yoeeps
Cohen Antonio Bronser g. Verss and large punbeT u sseeAa
cabin and two hundred and hfsy IN steersge
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

HtRcU N-Four, 1898 bbls. Whisky, 7S9 bbls, Corn
AaSai $50 sacks Wheat 49, 500 bush. Corn, l50 brsh
Oa'S 1913 bush; Seeds. 1ss bush Ashes, Digs;
ieef sO6 pkgs Pork, 795 bbls Cut Meats l6V Pkg%s %
-uu, 1896 bbls. Butter, 1850 pkgs Cheese i'SiO
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

STATS OF NEW iOKs, BANK DEP4RguEHT.l
ALBANY February q, 1857.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 70
~ Chapter 2o Laws q ISs AID SO LAw Of e s, he etlss
YORK banking association located in the City EcWYok all bs
Ieed AT PAR the Superintendent Of The Banking Department,
~ AZ the New-Y0k state National 10 lle
Lany for six yes from the date hereof and not ihnsh.r
circulating Of the said bank must he presented
within sII yesys the de hereof Ar all Loss yeh
b o he presented redemption aud pn'at within the time thus
~ M cease 10 be charge tue fund IN the hds Oft 81
psfN'eH"e"' 'O' @. W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent
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TERMS.

hrThree Dollars for one year, irva-
ra5Iv in adoance; eleven copies for Thirty
Dollars.
Single copies, Ten Gents each.
EPAdVertisements inserted at One Dollar
Der square of Ten Lines or less for the first
insertion Fifty Cents for each continuance'
ORA liberal deduction will be made to
persons advertising for three, six, nine, OF
twelve months. rI -
or Obituaries and calls on candidates
Fifty Cents per square.
OF The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is
strictly limited to their own immediate and
regular business and the business OF an ad-
vertising firm is not considered as including
that of its individual IN embers. 0STNo de-
Walton from these terms under any circun-
stances.
CT Ad vortisements not marked with the
number of insertions when handed in, Will be
continued until ordered out, and payment
exacted.
or No advertisement inserted gratultously
k6e Advertisements of an. abusive nature
will rot be inserted at any price.
su1 Announcing candidates Five Dollars
TO be paid in advance in every case.
0AT Job Printing of all kinds neatly
done On New Type, and on as reasonable
terms as any Office in Tennessee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-01-31

A PUzzLE.-A gentleman now
in the city is circulating a card at
the Fair Grounds, offering a pre-
MUM of twenty-five dollars in
gold fora solution of the following
question: If two men, not being
relatives, should each marry the
daughter of the other, in what re-
lationship will the offspring of
said two marriages stand to each
other.-M o. Crescent.
We claim the gold. Send it
along by Express forthwith. The
following is the information de-
sired by the gentleman: 10 -.
Is walked out to take the pleasant air. sd
ehaneed to meet two we'll dressed ladies fair;
Zach of them by the hand lovely boy id lead,
in courteous manner did proceeds ~ 81
rLadies, 80 fair, oblige me as to show, r
How near akin these boys are unto you"
The lovely fair and dark eyed one reply: If
''Sons 70 our soma they are, we can't deny; r
Besides It's strange they are our husbands
brothers,
And each Of them are xncles 10 each other
Bred and born in lawful wedlock v6re--j
And we their mothers and grandmothers are
[Frankl;r RevieO.
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Proprietor.
The Radical Programme.

A Washington correspondent
says some leading Radicals favor
the idea of giving the Southern
States full year from JANUARY
in which to decide whether they
will ratify the Constitutional
amendment. 81 The a amendment
was not proposed with any expec-
tation that it would be acceptable
to the South. 1t was made as
offensive as it was possible, with
the object of. repelling Southern
support. The great object to be
ACCOMPLISHED by itwas to keepthe
votes Of the Southern States from
being counted IN The nert Fessaen-
tiaI election. The Investigation
into the New Orleans riotis part
of the same programme. The
people of the North are to be
made believe that the people of
the South are not only contuma-
cious but are also disposed to be
malicious, both intended to show
that they are not in proper state
of mind and heart to at once re-
sumo their old relations in, the
Union, There will be resolutions
offered in Congress and referred to
committees, and reports made as
to tsrritorializing the South, and
impeaching the President; but
it means nothing more this ,ses-
sion, than laying the foundation
for rejecting the votes Of the
Southern States cast for President
in 1868. The country is to be
kept in hot water and unsettled
merely to enable the Radicals to
secure the next President, II
they are not careful the finances
of the country may bring all their
well laid schemes to naught. 1t
is oftentimes that we are never in
more danger than when we think
we are most firmly planted.
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"THEM CATS" DID IT.-Cats are
"curious cusses," says the Portland
correspondent of the Boston Her
aid, a fact which he illustrates by
the following equally curious, state
ment: ga man in q neighboring
and populous place had retired a
few nights since for his eight hours
under the blankets. Like Gen.
Grant, he couldn't get along.with-
out his sleep. His wife was dlt-
ferently constituted, however.
She could. On the night of which
Ispeak she had gone to the circle,
The husband had not been long
ensconced ere sleep was chased
from his pillow by q most internal
nocturnal serenade from his neigh
bors' cats, who were enjoying a
little Irritation by moonlight. Of
course the poor mans patience was
at last exhausted, and he arose,
donned portion OF his hablll-
ments, and proceeded to the SIT
ting-room in quest of his gun, with
which he proposed to visit dire yen
geance upon the cats, without stop
ping to read the riot act. AS ne
threw open the sitting-room door,
a sight met his gaze which even
the maddened Othello shrank
from when it was insinuated by
that unprincipled scamp, lago.
His better half had got.home from
sthe circle where she had Swung
round a little and had brought a
mic, young man with her, and had
taken him into the cosy sitting
loom by the warm fire, under the
same roof with her stern lord ana
master, who she supposed was qul,
etly getting his sleep and who
would have been but for them
cats 1t is sufficient to say that
the enraged husband made for his
gun for other purposes than de,
creasing the cat population, but
the son of a gun that he was alsc
after managed to escape, minus
his hat and overcoat. How the
husband and wife arranged the
matter l cannot say, but there was
no bloody tragedy Forthcoming
1t was all owing to the cats"
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| To be continued.
MAN ABSORBED BY THE RooTs o.

MAN ABSORBED BY THE RooTs OF
A TREE.-"Who ate Roger Will
liams?" is a query agitating Hart
ford. On opening his grave re-
Gently it was found that his re-
mains, bones and all, hae been alb
sorbed by the roots Of an apple
tree, when and by whom planted
is not known. This tree had sent
twoo of its main roots intothe graves
of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams. The
larger root had pushed the earth
till it reached the precise spot
occupied by the skull of Roger
Williams. There making a turn,
as if going round the skull, it fol
lowed in the direction of the back
bone to the hips. Here it divided
into two branches, sending one
along each leg to the heels, where
they both turned upward to the
toes. One of these roots formed a
slight crook at the knee, which
makes the whole bear close re-
semblance to a human form. But
not trace Of the dead remained,
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e-m FAYETTEVILLE TENNESSEE: THURSDAY JANUARY 81 1857

ted me to come there often, and
of course Ipromised to do SO; and
then dimlyconscious perhaps that
she was "getting along" very fast,
she apologized by saying that | was
a friend ,6f Senior O'Farrol, and
therefore2her friend, But when |
question@sher about her acquaint-
ance withhim she only said she
had known him the year before,
and propssed to return to the dan
cing-room. Return we did, and
danced another figure, Ia tarantuta
and la cachucha, and then she es4
sayed to teach me the 6olero, and
laughed sweetly when | failed in
the steps. At last | noticed BENZ
to scowling at her in reproach, and
became suddenly conscious that |
had been with her nearly four
hours. rnvs
"Come, Tom," said OFarrol,
"we must 60. You have had a
good time, / hope, with Carlota?"
We both blushed, neither knew
why; but Jerry and Benito both
suspected why, for while the for
mer pulled at me, the latter came
abruptly up to Carlota and drew
her arm within his. She turned
her head and gazed at me as we
left with a long sweet inviting
look, as if she regretted to be par
ted, and wished to meet again, as
] believe she did, and am certain !
did. at# r5 'a'.
"You're young and green" said
Jerry, when we reached our room.
"The first thing you know that
fellow will be hiring some one to
assassinate you, as he served me
last year, the puppy! Carlota is
his cousin, and lives with his IA
ther. Her parents are dead, and
she was affianced in infancy, ac-
cording to the custom of the coun-
try. So you see she is just as
good as Benito's wife"
"Better, I think" said |. But
Jerry turned over and was asleep
before I could ask him more. |
followed hisexample, and of course
dreamed of q light fairy form with
white teeth and black eyes. K
To be continued.
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"Is there any mode, in reality,
besides pounding it, of making a
beefstake tender? Pray tell g
housekeeper if there is and receive
the blessings of many domestic
drudge" We think we can give
you valuable hint on the subject
Carbonate of soda viii render the
toughest meat tender." Cut the
steaks, the day before using, into
slices about two inches thick, rub
over them a small quantity Of
soda, wash off next morning, cut
it into suitable thickness, and cook
to notion. The same process will
answer for fowls, legs Of mutton,
&c. Tryit, all who love delicious,
tender dishes Of meat. ''' r
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-01-31
A MAIDEN FOR ME.

No widow for me! but maiden,
As fresh as the dew of the morn,
Whose bosom with love ne'er was laden,
Till for me the fond passion was born.
1t IS hard admiration to smother
When widows bright htglanoes wesse,
But remember they've flashed for another;
Then an innocent maiden for me.
If roses we set forth to gather.
The sweetest, the best TO be found,
We pluck from the parent stem rather,
Than pick up the flowers on the ground.
Then away with your widows her trssses,
Her lips are too bright, / agreej
But then they have had their caresses:
- So an innocent maiden for me,
Let fools be entrapped by the glances
A widow so cunningly darts, 80 T.
Lulled asleep while she makes her advances
Upon the stronghold of their hearts.
But give m' my gem in new casket-
My fruit give me fresh from the tree,
The heart would prize, let me ask it:
Oh! sweet, blooming maiden for me. !