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Important to the Ladies'.

When a female i in trouble or afflicted with dis
ease, and requires medical or surgical attendance
tn. enquiry should be, Where is there a physician
WI is fully competent 10 administer relief. and
WI respectable standing in society recommends
Il rhe c0nti.ienc- Of the community? The Doc
ror. understanding how imperatively necessary
h-se requirement. feis called upon 10 inter-
pose AMI h. calling the attention of the afflicted
10 the f,.T that he has been Professor of OhSte-
tries aud male Diaeases for TWENTY YEARS and
i. fully qualified To munster in all cases both
ideally and srgically. not in a superficial
her. bat in tn 'u-h manner Is years Of study
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lies-ca4 MAXI. u save them from the hands Of the
unqualified, interruptions. anil designing. There
fore fam lies rely upon him upon Their.
All in fiction 6ni in him one who can feel
tai simptthize with. an betriend them in trJnbie
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The celebrated Female II EN- ,.ies.
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VOTERS oFEMPIRE PRECINCT

: bE EMPl n Il fhEClNCl
Atkinson, J. ".
Atkisson, John
Bodgn. Samuel n.
Bright, J. L
Bierke, + 4.
Barrans. Michael
Bail. William NJ.
Burgess. John
Brrris, William
Bland, John
Bennett. Thomas
Bost, Reuben
Bemiss, James
Bryant, A. S.
Percaman, John
Brown, X. X.
Chase, ". G.
Champoux, Louis
Cleveland, L. B
Cornelia, George
Cook, David b.
Coffin, L. NJ.
Christensen, Peter c.
Daley, William
Dennis, D. c.
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hhAi2N"i. ~ NeAAANS
Day, Gilman
Edwards, Thomas J.
Elrod, Edward X.
Eccleston, Edward
Emerson. " iIliam F.
Elliott, J. P.
Ea-ton, James
Evans, +. Z.
Erway, James
Ferguson. Henry
FulstOne, Robert
Fraseur. James
Foster, b. f.
Friend, Charles W.
Fisher, Albert n.
frederick. George A.
FoiIansbee, George
Fullis. William
fulstone. Henry, Sen
Frost, Sheldon
Frishie. Lyman ?.
Fisk, John A
Fife, James
Ferret, Joseph
Field. William
Grice, Henry
Cabs. Ezekiel s.
Gilbert, o A F.
Gardner. NJ. c.
Gre-nebaum, Oscar
Godfrey, J. n.
Gentry, George VI.
George, Charles IL.
Gray. James A.
Grayelie. Peter
Gibbens, Spencer
Gardner. Reuben L.
Gray. James NJ.
Glover. Robert 3.
Gentlcs, Thomas
Hawthorne. VIM. A.
hall Aritus II.
Hutchinson. James W
Hamilton, Thomas S.
Ravens. Isaac
Houston, George D.
Hoge. Edward s.
HiIger, Nicholas
lIa-gerty, Michael
Harniman. Bernard
Huppert, Ere derrick
Helm, Alfred
Hatch. NJ. d.
Hoyer, George D.
Hoagland. Thomas
Haines. Thomas
Holland, John
Hodgkinson, T. J.
Hilburn. Stephen
Hoffman, Martin L.
Harman, James u.
Habert. Joseph
Irwin, Edward
Judd. N. F.,
Johns III, J. Nicely
johnson, Peter
Jacobs, Adolph
Jones, Charles II.
King, Samuel D., Sen.
Keefer, Joseph
X itzmeyer, George
Kidder, John F.
Keyser, William D.
Klein, Peter
K ennedv. Patrick
kraus. Henry 2.
X lein, Jacob
X oehn, Henry
King, Jerry
King. William ".
Knoeppel, A. c.
Kennedy, John, Sen.
Leport, Alexander
Lewis, Prentis &.
Lougel. George
Little, William VI.
Lewis. George
LiIinfel,i. William
Late. Phillip
Lower. William B.
Littieton, James L.
Lewis. James +.
Livingston. Ad"irh
b. gar, Frank X.
Lane. Sylvester
ludlow, Frank G.
iighc,,s, Henry 4.
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Davis, John
Duncan. Thomas
Davidson, C. c.
Dillon, James
Dayton, Reuben P.
DeSwart, G. L.
Erikson. Samuel
Edwards, Thomas
Eistnsr, Il. NJ.
Fri.welI, William
Finigan, Michael
Farensworth, William
Flemming, 4. X.
Gates, A L
Giiroy, John
Gallagher, Hugh
Gpbbins. G VI
Guthrie, Richard
Houghton, L E
Hickey, John 2
Holeman, Thomas
Hume, j Ii
Humphreys, G "
Hanson. John
Holfeld, Charles A
Hess. f K
Hamilton, James
II rrrison, Henry
Horton. n A
Hawkins, George "
Jarvis, Augustus
johnson, Perry
LETTERS, ? II
Johnson, Miles
Eeays. TT
Kennedy. John
Jo,rar,aDcb Sonrel
Joctwnod A 7
Lam NJ
Lachapelle, posite
Nothawsnn Robert
Mcmahon. X B
Nul,iu. James
Mcleod. William
Morris. James
Nav John "
Nicholson, otto
McGlaughlin. NJ
Myers, William
Nonnermachcr, Fred
Norris, Charles
Ogden, John C
Oyeruack, J +
Page. William II
rertibone. 5 J
Prailier James VI
Poirier. Go..frey
Ouavlc. John C
Bichav Aba
Rirbey Jobn
Richards parrvw
Bo.nar iniins
Enbin.nr WiII;auN
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stay;ps Jacob
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Registry Agent will receive objections to the
right TO vote the part of any person registered
on the r.going List of Voters. until o'clock
P. NJ. of the third day previous to the third day
of November. A. D. 1868. All objections should
be made by p qualified elector, in writing, sub
scribed and sworn affirmed to by such elector
to the best of his knowledge and belief.
L. c. MCKEEBY, Registry Agent
for Carson Precinct. Ormsby County, Nevada.
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REGISTERED VOTERS
Carson Pre- Gin ct.

@T q c1ncV
Authurs, James
Audrain, Thomas B.
Appleton, Michael
Adams, Cyrus
Albro, John s.
Aniell, Henry
Ash, Alexander
Ash, Charles
Brisson, Joseph
Bonham, William
Bath, John
Bigler, James R.
Bryant, j. A.
Bragg, Charles A.
Bettenger, George
Beam, Jacob L.
Bowen, Wellington
Benton, James II.
Bray, Charles
Beck. John
Biethen. J. l..
Bigelow, Ezra
Blasd-l, Henry G.
Beck,tead, Orion NJ.
Bigler, David
Blackburn, George
Barnhart, Lawrence
Bowers, Thomas
Beaudin. Alexander
Bonchard, Amable
Ballard, Joseph U.
Brotherhood, Thomas
Bedford, L. j.
Bradford, Caleb
Caffall, Henry
Cronin, John
Carney, William
Craig, Jasper B.
Clarke, K. NJ.
Crow. Rodger
Coleman, Truman C.
Cohley. Elijah
Calbr.ath, J. W.
Cuthberr, James
Cromwell. Oliver
Cross, Frederick II.
Comstock, l.. NJ.
Clary, D. C.
Carr, James II.
Cowing. Joseph
Cowing, c. Is.
Cain, Patrick
Clements, J. NJ. B.
Cavail. John
Carpenter, Joseph ".
Cavenaugh. Peter
Cassidy. Edward
Clark, Daniel
Conner, Charles c.
Davis. Edwin A.
Day. Josiah
lean, Daniel
Doyle, john n.
Dunn. Peter
Decker, John
Dunn, Thomas
Degraff, William
DEMO, A. W.
Dunlap. J. VI.
Dow, 2. z.
Donnelly, Barney
Driesbach. John
Ebert, Lewis
Edison. Benjamin
EmmoDs. Horatio
Edwards. Theodore D.
Ellsworth, Benjamin r.
Erway, A. ii.
Emerson, Frank
Ferris. Benjamin
Fudge. A. NJ.
Felts, jesse
FaNon. Albert ".
Fisher, Mori;z
Fitger. D. K.
Forrest. Damas
Fox, John q.
Fraser, James
Ford, John
Frishie. Lyman A.
Fulks. Demarcus A.
Fulstone, Henry, Jr.
fenIon. s. Z.
I ulstone, William
Gaige, Mark NJ.
Griffith, j. T.
Garvey. ". b.
Gregg. David L.
Hr"s'h' 1oiiii ""
uordoh, W iiiialh
utii"ile, oiiarles
Gfnci' ureeh
GliSon. george
Gardner. A. b.
tray ue"ree A;
Gip>"i; "Tolee L.
ofihiiei, Joshua
ureeh, Leahuer
lines 'alnr7
haiti=N' Jon"
UarSf "
Holland, James
Haynes, William
Hoover. John A.
Hale. Theodore A.
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Nudge, Henry J.
Maish. Calvin II.
Mather, s H.
Martin, John H.
Mandlebaum. James J.
Musgrove, William X.
Moss. Charles
Mantle. Andrew
Mcleod, Samuel
McCrosky. William g.
McAllister, Thomas
N1rFadden, George
Monkman, J p.
Moore, Joseph II.
Monk, Hank
McClain, F. c.
Mclean, John
Mandlebaum, Louis
Miller. James
McGunnigle. Daniel
Medin. Basilio
Magee. William
Neder, James G.
Mason, William D.
Marley. John
Myer. Henry
mccarthy, Patrick
McNaly, James
Morris, William
Mack. E. T.
MahoRey, A. B.
Megarrigle. J. R.
Mahon, Daniel
Moffat. John P.
Mercure. F. D.
Meder, B. H.
Madigan, James
Morrison, Stoakley
Norris, William
NOteware C.. n.
Nevers. Samuel A.
Nevarre. Bernard
Nuss, George
Oliver. ]. P.
Osterday, Henry
Parkinson, W. X
Putnam, William
Prince. T. B.
Parker, Hubbard G.
Parker. o. II.
Pearson, William
Parkinson. Richard R.
Philips. Henry ?.
Parrish. Bird
Palmer. LORENZO D.
Poge. William
Pa kin. John
Parades. Amelio
Papineau. Antoine
Parades, Lubin
Ross, Henry
E,nyille. John b.
Rhoade.. Henry A.
Roster, Allison
Richards. John S.
Rinkie. Matthew
Rice, Henry I.
Russell, William NJ.
Rogers, John
Frank
Ryan. Paul II.
Rodman. Levi
Rice. A. 7.
Rhuadcs. T..
Richie, Benjamin D.
Schoch, Oscar
Smith. Thomas
Scott. Edgar =.
Sno!grasS. William c.
Small Samuel
Small. George W.
Stinrreusou, Killing
James
Seahult. Almond
Small. BENJAMIN +.
Sheridan. Hugh
Srraru. TbnnasG
Schneider George
Sharn. Robert r.
Stafford Walter
Slincerland. James s.
Schulz. c. VI.
Swecny. T., D.
smith. Leyiw.
Srhalling. .upust
Scott. James Il,
Steru,urp. Lee
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Deichmann, II. L.
DUNCAN, Michael
Dobbs, Geor sc r.
Drummond, J. W.
Dierkson, John
Denton, RUDE
Elias, Mier
Ehenry, John
Erikson. Peter
Eyins, Henry
Truman, A. c.
FORSYTH, George
Fannce, Edmund
Furness, Charles
| Greenwood, E
Greer, g X
Graves. " illiam
GRAY. A X
| Gallaner. & W
Gundesreiner J
Hartle, John
Hombrook. John
Hamm"nds, W q
Hart. John +
Herman, Martin
Hope. James
Harkin. Daniel Z
Hoover. A J
Hoover. Charles A
Harmon, A
Haynes. J U
Hubbard, Z
| Jones. s F
jackson, II c
Jaquish, } \
Jones, Evan D
Kinney, William
Kelly, J T
Kane, William
Lamb, James NJ
| Lyle, fmmit
| Low J0fn
Laws. Jabez
Lebo, Isaac P
Lcbo, Henry
| Miller, y s
Mccormick. Joseph
Mason, John
NcNIanus, Peter
Nentinga, Siebo
Mark. Joseph
Mcdonald. William
Narsden, II l.
MCPhi ers, Daniel
Miller. G W
McPhurson, i D
MUIR by, 7 J
Mann, William L
Nelson. j A
Nicholas, Theodore
Nolan, William L
Oil. Anthony
U'Grady, VI
PIatt. James
Page. Robert
Packard. p
Pickett. Thomas
Patrick. Daniel
Roche pcter
Roche Thomas
Doch. MI
p,nd,U a. p
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REGISTERED VOTERS OF BRUNSWICK MILL
PRECINCT.
Almonds William W Johnson, Charles
Blye, DC Johns N. W llllanl
Barnwell. Jesse D Kerr. Joseph
Brown, j Kelly,
Brewster. j Lennon, Arson
Hrumy, Merton Martin.
Barrwell. Ham Morrison, William
Beach William L Murray, joseph
Buddleman. Frederick MCCaulfy,
Brewster. Charles Moir. John
Bourceoise, Augu.te MunSon. : c
Cambron. Joseph Merry, Asa
CarDahau J Mckee William
Crutcher, 0 McLc cd. Kenneth
Cru1weN. Oscar Mowatt.
Combs. EN- Marshall Frederick
Cults. Augustus Norton. Josiah
Catterson. William Norton, Michael
Cornell Philip Pendleton, George
Chapin EN- Pruyne. VI
Coffin FF Potter, Thomas
Cummings. John Parker. Joseph
Carter John Perry Daniel VI
Diehl Jonn Z Perry. George
Daniel W PAYNE q
Durant Frederick Riley. Watson
Dina ters. John Riley, "
Deane, Alfred Reed, John ID
Estell. James A Salnave, John NJ
Edwards Otis Spiman, James +
Evans B ii Stewart. Robert
Eviri,t. TC Slack. James VI
Flynt, James Sfhl ley, FIJI VI
Flemming Alex Stewart, James
Fury, Michael Stirling. -"
Flint on. Patrick Shewaa, William
Grady. John Sullivan. jerry
Gilpatrick Stahthuth Go'1li"be
Goodwin. Henry Thnrnbut Oh. William II
Ham Antoine Wickliffe b
Hunter Alex Wieklitfe. Robert
Hopper John White, John
Hamilton. " j Wilson, A
Harr, John Watterscheid, Joseph
Harr, William II Young, John
Hall. William
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Registry Agent will receive objections TO the
right to vote the part of any person registered
on the foregoing List of Voters, until O'Clock
2. NJ Of the third day previous to the third day
of November, A D. 1868 All objections shall be
made by qualified electnr, in writing, sub
scriied and sworn affirmed to by such elector
to the best of his knowledge and belief.
JAMES MORRIS, Registry Agent for
Empire and Brunswick Mill Precincts
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Martin, Charles
Magee, David B.
McGill. John
Mills. Albert
Mason. H. S.
Mcfarland. G. ".
Muller. Victor A.
Mescham, NJ. A.
McKeeby. l.. @.
Mooney. Matthew
Muller, Albert
Madeira. PANEL
McCarter. Daniel
Morris, Lewis
Moran. Patrick
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Joy. William P.
johnson, W. j.
Junkin-, Medad
johnson, James l..
johnson. Frank
Kitzmeyer, Christian
King. Peter L.
kim, Fayette
Kelly, Daniel
Kelly, Daniel
Kelly. Thomas
Kuemmerie, Tobias
Fitzpatrick, Joseph
King, Samuel d. Jr.
King, Benjamin l..
kitZlneyer, Daniel
Kendall, Merrill
Karrhsr, tiotlieb
klasing, Henry
Lynn, Theodore
Land berger, Adolph
Lloyd, John
Lemar. Frank
Lambert, William II.
Lawlor. William b.
Leahy. Daniel
Lovejoy, John A.
Lewis. Augustus
Lehigh, Jerry
Lake, G. NJ.
Lindo, Isaac
Lackhart. W. T.
Lomiselle, Paschal
Moore, John Q.
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In all Gases Cures Guaranteed.

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Atchison, A. W.
Anderson Charles
Abraiiams, samuel
Ashnore, Matthew J.
! Ammer, John NJ.
Appleberg, Carl D.
Adams, Josiah
Allen, Charles W.
Asche, Frederick
Eence, II. II.
Beatty, II. o.
Baine, Josiah c.
iirannan, Patrick
Bursar, Jacob
Borgess., Antonio A.
Buckley, Edward b.
Brown, Frank
Brayman, William
Butts, William i.
Brickett, George T..
Bryant. John S.
Baird. Erastus
Bell. John F.
Belisle, Peter G..
Bunk er, John
Benson, Spencer
Bowker, Chester c.
Burgoyne, John
Baliord. George
Birchfield. John W.
Barkwell, Marcus
Bicknell, IL. J.
Bulkiey, Albert
Butter. Francisco
Buckley, John Is.
q, rn,acl. JnbnR
Clayton, Z. IL.
Curry, Abraham
Crowell, George +.
Corbett, Daniel q.
CowinG, George b.
Chetllc, George ".
Catlin. Alva 2.
Co,bett, William H.
Cheney, John E.
Craven, +. II.
Crawford, Israel
Cole, James Ii.
Cardinal. Joseph
Fastener, Lewis
Clark, James J.
Charters, samuel
Conner. Isaac ii.
Cassulo, Eli ,nuel
Caren, Joseph
Casteel, William VI.
Carpenter, Patrick
Chamber lain. \. d.
Crystal, George ".
Cushing, Edwin
Cavenaugh, NJ. G.
benson, Samuel c.
Drie,tach. A. Is.
Davis, George 7.
H. II
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PRIVATE DISEASES

Males, and Irregularities in Female are the great
Lestr2yers of health. They insidously attack the
system, and gradually undermine and destroy it :;
they drive the bloom from the cheek, the lustre
from the eye. the strength and vigor from the
fame, they give puny an diseased offspring, and
poison, through successive generations the race Of
man. The m trks can be seen in ScrOfula, Con-
sumption, Crpples, the IdIotic the Paralytic, the
Insane
There is no more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arIs ng from the cOntami-
nation Veneriil Poison. The mildest forms by re-
treating to the blood, hold ever the affc
ted the sword of destruction that is liable at any
moment To fall and blight-to utterly destroy-all
earthly hopes
MERCUkY, recognized the most FATAL
MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the
Tenerisl doubles his dangers. Those who have
been treated with that pernicious MINERAL Pol
son, are II cured the disease has only assumed
{. form,
DONOrBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison to crawl through the sys
TEN eating its way into the tissues and organs
beneath he apparently smooth surface, to burst
uut in the future with virulence that will battle
the effects of medicine. When Perfect CURES can
he obtained by consulting physician whom long
practice and thorough investigation into the
f Diseases of the UNNARY ORG ANS, enable TO
determine at once the cause Of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted to the Doctors care
PERFECT SPEEDY and PERMANENT CURES
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A Square Fight.

Ofone thing we are quite certain
and that is, that the pending political
campaign, will be straight, stand
up fight, between the soldiers and the
loyal people who stood at their backs
during the war, on the one side, and
the regular confederates north and
south on the other. We are 10 have
no more peoples tickets or Tuttle
War Democrat subterfages, under the
cover of which mercenary soldiers Of
both sides found common ground to
fight their common enemy the Union
Republican party. It is true that oc
casionally we find man training in
that party that formerly done honor.
able service for his country against
its enemies in the field. They have
generally purged themselves however
Of that rank offense to modern de-
mocracy, by SO much dirt eating pen
nance. that they are considered near
" as good as mon who wore ths
gray uniform and marched under the
stars and bars, and kept step to the
music ofthe "Bcnny Blue Flag" Ths
last attempt TO catch Johny Rsb vote
in the Copperhead party, by offering
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Copps in Council.

The Copperhead State Convention
met at Des Moines yesterday, and
was presided over by Negus, of Jet
ferson. Dodge, O'Neil, Finch, and
Parker, were nominated as delegates
at large, and Rhinehart and Gibbons
1st, Bartle and Brannan I'd, Griffin
and McClintock, Sd, Fairall and Bos-
quet: 4th, Test and Udell, 9th, and
Boardman and Holbrook, eth, Con-
gressional Districts, to attend their
National Convention to be held in N.
Y. July 4th.
Claggett and Van Bennett were
nominated electors at large, and
Blakemore, Wallace, Stoneman,
Mackey, Harris, and Sargent, were
nominated for the six Congressional
districts respectively as electors
After the adoption of q long series
of resolutions, reported by Judge
Knapp, favoring reputation, Pendle-
ton, and other villainies, Hammer
was nominated Sec'y Of State, Ans
derson, Register State Land Office,
McCarty Treasurer, Dunlavey Audit
or, and Williamson for Attorney
General.
The Convention was large, and ex-
ceedingly unharmonious, and ad-
journed late last night, to 60 home
and get their jackets well tanned
next November.
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THE OTTUMWAC COURIER
J. N. HEDRICK, Editor.
OTTUMwA, IOWA
Thursday, March 5, 1868
Impeachment.

The Chicago Journal, unearths two
important impeachment cases in our
early history. The first was the
case of Senator Blount, of Tennes-
see. He was charged with melting
Indians to acts of hostilities against
the Government. Tie House pre-
sented articles Of impeachment, on
which he was tried, the trial lasting
only one day. The articles Of i'm
parchment were sustained by 26 to
4. He was suspended or sequestered
from the exercise of his official dn-
ties from his arraignment by the
House.
The other was the case of Judg G
Chase, of the Supreme Court, who
was charged by the House, March,
26, 1904, with drunkenness while in
his scat acting as District Judge in
Philadelphia. In his case the charges
were not sustained in the opinion of
the necessary two thirds of the Sem
ate. The trial only lasted twenty
two days, and there is no reason un-
der Heaven, why tho trial of An
drew Johnson should not be as spee-
dily accomplished.
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Geo. A. Townsend has. been in
Buffalo, and lnla recent letter gossips
about President Fillmore: a saw,
on Delaware Avenue the other day,
. coupe leisurely driven up past the
Club House, and out Of it descended
one of the handsomest men 1 ever
have seen for long time. He wav-
ed his hand to pleasant looking Ia
dy within, and she continued up the
Avenue, while he walked down it at
. gentlemen's pace. He was Mil
lard Fillmore; the lady was his wife.
For o politically dead man he was q
magnificent. corpse. His hair was
equally, smoothly white and perfect,
and its contrast was hale as snow to
the clearness of his eyes and COM
plexion. He had the robustness of a
politician, all the distinguished public
servants duplexy of throat, neck
and shoulders.li like champagne bot
tie, and that benignity of expression
which seems compounded of law
yer's shrewdness and a retired and
satisfied craftsmanship. He looked
like cask of brown sherry, quietly
ripening, which the country had tast-
ed and put away for the next genera
ton. His light, and his courtly cor
pulence, and the way he put out his
feet reminded me Of Louis Philippe
after abdication; conscious that he
had been asking and that everybody
was contented to let him discrown.
Fine looking mediocrity that he was,
l was glad to see this honorcd home
guard well married, we'll pleased, bis
appetite still good for dinner, and
the memory of himself for dessertl'
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Here is the latest Partisan story:
"Jean " is . concierge or porter,
in Paris, and he has q very beautiful
daughter, who has been taught draw
ing, mnsic and italian. Nor than
this, she has been fought to shave
her father. Milford X is an En-
glishman who inhabits the premiere
ctage. He is, Of course, immensely
rich. One morning the barber does
not come to shave Milford, and Mil
ford is in q terrible hurry. He says
"God dam| and il otherwise very
impatient. Consequently Miss "
- offers her services. Milford is in
raptures; it is q new sensation. A
female barber is not uncommon in
France, but is unknown in England.
Milford falls back in delerious rap
lures as the fair fingers Of Mss "
passes over his face. Of course, she
becomes henceforth his barber 10 Or
dinary. Milford begins to think that
life without this barber will be . bur
den. But as Mademoiselle has NOR.
ais and as there are certain objec-
tions in England to single gentlemen
having beautiful young lady shavers
among their attendants, there il
nothing for it but a marriage, and a
mArriageis accordingly announced,
Milford will have his barber" f