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Petroleo- Calcium Gas,

.nNE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
Improvements Of the age is the process Of man.
ufacturiig gas by the PeHOlcO.C Calcium Gas
Company, of Wheeling, West Virginia, upon
patents Of DR.. J. II. Connolly, from an almost
valuelcss product OF Petroleum. Oil tresiduBlnl
in combination with lime, or lime aud coal 80
simple that two thousand feet of Gas may be
made by any farm hand or stable boy of ordinary
intelligence in three hours. 1t has been thor.
0ughly tested upon sucha scale, at the McLure
House in Wheeling, and at the country residence
Of Mr.. j. +. GilChTist near the same city, az TO
fix the certainty of its afOrding entirely salts.
factory results In the production Of small and
large quantities of Gas, and can be with great
economy applied TO PriUGte RSSideBces, SENT
ndries Hotels Factories and Cities. 1t is superior
10 any Gas now in use, not only a. to tho safety
simplicity, pIacticability and great cheapness OF
manufacture, but fer its superior briliancy, soft
influence upon the sight, and free.lon, from the
sulphursus doors common to Gas.
These facts the officers of the company viii
take pleasure in demonstrating 10 those desiring
to adopt or interest themselves in IL. The com
pany will sell rights to manufacture in Tswns
Counties Districts or States, and direct atten-
ton 20 the following
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A KreHk in the Line.

NEW YORK, April 25.-The Worlds
Washington dispatch says : There are
rumors of a break in the Republican
line of Senators, and four are named as
certain to vote against impeachment.
The friends of the President are now
confident of his acquittal.
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ToIedo Marker.

TOLEDO, April %.
WIN at steady; sales of amber at 27l.
Corn lie better; sales of No. / at 92c.
Oats lie better; sales of No. at 72a73c.
Rye scarce. Seeds, clover sold at ) so.
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Georgia Election

ATLANTA, April 27.-oficial returns
from 81 counties give n total majority
OF Il, S96 for Bullock, against 1854 for
Gordon, Bullock being thus 1902 ahead.
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Blu naIo Marker.

BUFFALO, April %,
Wheat inactive; millers offer 9 % for
No. : spring. Corn, sales of car lots at
90; boat loads sold at 90a92e for new
western. Oats 76c for western. Market
generally dull and unsettled.
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New York Dry Good, gInrket,

NEW YORK, April -.
Trade little more animated, but is
far from active yet. Heavy brown sheet.
ings one cent frmer.
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The above defendants Wil take notice ilal 20
MONDAY, MAY I Iyf-, the deposi'ion' o'
lathei Curtis, Mary his wife. Jane Iorl''
and others, will b. taken a. tie bou-' oi 80
thiel Curtis, near WcIt Liberty, ONO 'ggl,a'
West Virginia, 10 be read in evidence o. <D.
Of the eOmplainaHts IN the above sotlilsd SAss
And II for any reason sald depOsit'ons AS"a
completed ON the 9TH day IL Nay. Isfr, tSsy ~.
he continued from day 10 day untD eomP'S
JACoB AID CLAka-
aprlIawIt lsoiA. for CgUpiSlB.gia
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TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING, ". VA, August ., ls

WHEELING, ". VA, August d, 1861.
To ne President Of The PetroLeo- Cdlci;,Ta Gas Co:
Sm-We have thoroughly and carefully in.
vestigated she construction and workings Of the
your conpany's patents, and tho combinations
Of materials used a. now working upon the
Mcclure House in this city, and country resi-
dence of. p. GilchTist ESQ.,, near this city. For
simplicity, durability, economy and safety, we
consider 1t superior 10 any other method Of man.
ufacturing Gas that we arc acquainted with.
We cheerfully recommend its adoption by all
Gas consumers.
Very Respectfully,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
DY3 VIRTUE OF a DEED OF
d TRUST made by Charles II. kimbal, trus
tee. George Hardman and Nancy HardmaI his
wife, dated December 18th, 1865, and recorded
IN Deed Book l6, page SOC, Of the records Of
Preston county, West Virginia, shall on the
I9th day OF May, fS6s, at the front door
Of the Court House 81 said county, sell at public
auction for cash, the following property, 70 wit:
The Rzil Road On the waters sf Three Fork
Greek, in said county, commencing At the
Franklin Iron Furnace tthe property held BY
the said Kimball In trust for the sole and sepa-
rate use Of the said Nancy Hardnanl and thence
extending along the eastern bank OF said Three
Fork Greek 10 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
connecting herewith at point about 300 yards
east Of the mouth a RaccOon Greek, In said
county together with al the rights, easeiaeBts
and 1riyiieaes thereunto belSnging or in any
wise appeftsininG, but not Including engine and
As trustee shah convey such tile only as is
vested in me By said deed j..
naraO.wtd JAMEs S. WHEAT Trustee.
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LEGAL NOTICES
state of West yi...

At uLss held IN The Clerks Oa,, -"
Court ~ Nstzel County for Ihs MA % Crarit
Tliarlb 1858. M u III,
William y. Peterson ss. A. p. g,r,
business under the frm.nane az dong
Marsh & Co. T.
atHa In assumpsit
FTHE OBJECT OF THIS SUTT -
i cover the sum of Sz3f s3.I.a ~ NJ ~
which suit an attachment has ~ IH co'', 10
returned served. The defepdas, Is.us,i "a
entered his appearance, and II annoy not hayill
affidavit filed that he Is not rsISfssAtlhs tsus'
Seate, il is ordered that the defsSSssnt Ofth,
herewithin one month after dine nrt1sl Ape,
this order and do what may be fSsSso'scatoa O.!
tect his interest in this suit A ccrr op,g
GEoRGE E. Born, P. Q. ana Cs,i
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EuipenChed.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Rev. Paul
Bagley has been impeached by bis
Church and removed from his pulpit for
indulgiug in political matters.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, April %.
Flour quiet and firm; City XIX at
10 OOa1O so. Wheat steady at 2 Ia for
No. fresh receipts,
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state OF Wesr virginia,

StShAE VI "tSt vi N"
Wetzel CoHatB Circuit COTt-1Pri ES'''
rH lS6S.
Patrick Mccullough end John HaFan, Q" - I,
Derz IN business under the Arm nan, ~ =
Mccullough a Co, Joseph Morris, ln''S'
McCullong6 and John Bagah oopA,iss' !. !.
busIBees undsr The firm DnfDe q ]. WON'T
Co, William Kinney and James Kinney -
10 partners In JuSAess under the trm I'm
Kinney q Co, complainAnts.
"a
Levi Sherman, administrator 81 the e.,ss
Allen CT BrosD, deeeased, JOsspbn' LAi, =
Margaret Brown, the widow Of SAD As1
Brown, deceased, Sllas Hanzbt abd SuS
his wife, David Barr and Samantha, D" ~
Remembrance Barr and Gilli5 ", ~ ~.
Jeremiah Glover and Rliza Glover No w
Jesss Brown and Nancy BID Brown. snh', -
and beiTpat Law Of Haid Allen g Bigrs,
I'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUR IS TO ~
i f0rce the lien Of tsdgnebt TsrSVsfse
complaipAnfS against Allen y. Bg0sn, ~,
W che Asle OF . certain tFaet Of Isbd IN ~.
comfy, West virginia containing sp0u' =
acres And owned by mid Allan g. bfosp. q.
And 10 appeAriDE from an 'aaldsvl1 = .S ~,
this eanse that Nancy Bell BrOEn- ops y
defendant u In the shove cause. ~ bSa IN - =,
liant 81 this State, 10 IL 0Edsrrd on not." -
the eoanplainants By their attorney th-a -,
Nancy Bell Brown appear bsFs Nits'h
month after tbs pnbljcatiSn- Of this otas, ., h
de what IL necessarily 10 pfoteet her intsI,' 80,
this SEit and that thiA order Be pub.lAe-.rs 49,,
. week Tor four successive weeks ID tbs 80,
IxG REGIsIEk. ansEsbapef psintsd IN D go.I \
West Va. and D0stsd on The froDi S~n -
Ws.zel County Court House for 4 ne H
-. Teste FRIEND ia ia
ATTY for CoubIaiaay.s. narglDsse
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Franklin Insurance Comply
OF WHEELING.
Capital, $l5O,OOO.
nirnnInra


on-.- srrCLELLAN GEORGE MESbEL,
L. Fl. LOGAN, aD..--- u Su,IICKOSs
g. W FRANzIIEIH, j. n. VANCE
j. II. HONS, MICHAEL REILLY.
LOUIS &. STEEL,
rI'akfS COMPANY NOW HAVING
i been organized FIVE years and in that time
done successful business, Is still prepared to
take risks at fair rates OH Buildings Of all kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments,
Furniture, Steamboats, and oargOcs on the West.
ern Rivers and Lakes. This company offers
superior inducements TO Farmers, whereby they
can be insured Oh Dwellings, Furniture Barns,
and coatcnts for three or live yeaTs nj reduced
rates. This being State company, with the
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surplus of any company in the State,
and composed Of some ninety four stockholders,
most of whom are among our best business men,
recommends itself TO the favorable considers.
ton of the insuring public and solieits their
patronage Applications for insurance win he
promptly attended to at their office, No %
Monroe street, or at their several agencies
throughout the State. -...-...
.'.E. n. G. ARTHUR, Secretary
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
G. NJ. COEN, Asst Secretary.
feb20.dGw
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Fancy Flour.

Inn BARRELS "GEBH ARTS BEST,
lUU from Choice white winter wheat inst
received, and for sale by N. REILLY.
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TO Wbou, m WAY ConcerB.

V'HE UNDERSIGNED, K. b. sTEPhLI,
Il k0G, hereby giyes notice q his ~ -,
Dent a. assignee Of the estate u James y; ~,
District Of Wet VirEinIa, aud ubo uss, 70 w
on the 18th day Of EAreh, A. L. lee. adJosss
ka1kF1pt, upoa the pstitiOb Of his eTediSSaht a..
the United States District Court Tor al
triet 81 yrf
Dated a P2Fkers6urg, W. Va, the 9 as'
April lsGa X. n SI&PhEhsDs,
aprlo-oaw3U Assignee ofyanes y ~
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OHIO County Circuit Court
E, v,rv g t..cs March Rs'c.-ls.
vs. H. A.,
John MOystOp. b "a 1ssn'i ~:
rHE oBJECT OF THIS SUIT SSrn
Il ject the real estate Of the Nd ~ *.
ton, nonresident defendant, oa Wb,SS4 H. 4.
ment has been leyiel in this cause ~ - A''t
meut Of q debt Of Si5, With Interest ~
AIRY &, 1866, and costs, owing ina s't1 "a
Moyston, to the plaintiff; said mai 80, '.H -,
sisting of tho l. part of 10; No. :, IN o.
Caldwell's addition 10 the city al NJ 'oN
Ohio County, West Virginia, tiyu.,,' "'f'
west side Of jacob street, between - Be-,
Division streets, in said edition In :
Wheeling aforesaid A. designated on ,'.. ~, '
said city. Pr
Affidavit having beea made anal H.
the papers in this cause that JOHN -, -.
not resident Of the State VI We, ''- .
on motion Of the plaintiffs ATTORNEY. :, ~.
dored that he do appear here wiiA,u or. y = 81.
after the fourth weekly puOlcall,n ISe
posting Of this order AZ the ..Jut - -, ca
Court HOuse OF Ohio Comfy. ana Sor 4
may deem best TO protect HI, iut,p.,, :"
above entitled cause.
Tcste MICHAEL J. BHEINIG ~,
CALDWELL & Son. WA
Attorneys for Plaintiff aalo
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u'EEBs COMPANY, RAvKNG OF.
| CANNED in April, 1864, in conjunction
with the well known firm of GAEHLE & co
as a Joint Stock Company, exclusively OF prac-
teal Piano Makers who have held prominent
positions in some of the best establishments in
this country and Europe.
This Company claims that their Pianos com.
bine all the cxcellencies of all the
--latest Improvements;
And it will be apparent to all, that men whosi
skill and abilities have been approved by thu
best manufacturers, will not be less successful
when their own interest and reputation are in
yolved As q testimony to the above, they were
awarded the first premium over all competitors
by the Judges of the late exhibition held at the
MARYLAND Institute, OF Baltimore, Md, in Octo'
Der lSG5.
These Instruments being sufficiently intro
duced in this city and having proved equal, ii
net superior to any heretofore known. Those IN
want of first.class Piano, manufactured with
the greatest care and of the best material, viii
save dealers commission, which only makes
Pianos more costly, but by no means more val
"ehle hy SENDING orders directly TO the Factory,
as above dfeCteu, or ~ "f,r'iy Eo"i Prof HER
MAN KRYTERS No. l63 Market Stft1r, -
further information. A guarantee for five years
il given as regards durability of construction OF
every instrument, and will Nc kept in tune iOr
QUO year free of charge.
Old Pianos taken i'll exchange. teb2i
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Merchants National Bank
- OF WEST VIENNA. ---
incorporated 1888

Wheeaag Savings Institution.
OFFICE NC. 20 MONROE STREET.
MONEY KECEIYED On DEPOS-
Nl IT, Interest PaiG on Special Deposits, Notes
and Bills. Discounted, EAchange5oughta aud sold
Collections made or points. In ordert meet
ty. this Institution win receiveSOn "Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons, betw cen the hours OF
two and four o'clock, deposits of any sum OF
money from ore dollar and upwards on which
interest viii be paid.
s4as GEO. MENDEL President.
Err Directors.
ALEX. LAUGHLIN, A. J. 'PANNELL,
JOHN MCCLURE JR., ALEX. ROGERS
MORGAN /. OFT, JAMES PAUL.,
ALEX. J.CECIL, JAMES REED,
octlT.Iy A. c. QUARRlEH, Treasurer
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Pr 3 - . s !
7 4 4 y 4 r.
I Z GAEHLE's H.
Piano Manufacturing Company
Of Baltimore, Md.
u,rurs COmpANY HAVING Oh

WAREROOMS-Nort Corner Of Euta
and Fayette Streets, and No. 10, II, and
~, North Eutaw Street.
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Married Persons, OF Young Men contsmpi1t-
ing Marriage, being aware Of PhyncaI Me S,'.,
He who places himself under the care Of DR..
| 7. NAV reGgiously confds in his honor as gen
tlernan. and confidently rely upon his skill az 4
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nRGANIC WEAKNESS

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon
don graduate from one OF the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
part Of whose life Igs been spent in the hospitals
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness. being alarmed ut sudden sounds,
bashfulncss, with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes with arrangement of mind, were cur
ea immediately. 49, 80 ..
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state Of West virgins,

Oaio County Circuit Court
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-11-15

A RICH PAIR OF SLIPPERS We trans
late the following from the Precis- Histori
que:-
The festivals of the Centenary have been
| the occasion of many acts of devotedness to
the Sovereign Pontiff. We give one here -
French lady sought and obtained an
audience to the Holy Father. After asking
MN many favors and blessings, and Just as
| MS Holiness was about to rise, to intimate
that the audience YVES at an end, she threw
| herself at his feet and said:
Holy Father, there is still one thing
more L would wish to ask you, but do not
refuse it, yon would make me too unhap-
py."
"What, then, is the favor YOU seek so
earnestly !" asked Plus TX, moved by her
duplicating manner.
Holy Father" she replied, " the favor
you now wear"
The Sovereign Pontiff, astonished by the
strangeness of her request, hesitated u few
moments, and then replied:
MY daughter, you must know that the
rope mas only just shoes enough and none
to spare"
II have already provided for such an
emergency" she said, therefore let it he
no obstacle" at the same time She drew
from her pocket pair of shoes, exactly
like those which the Pope Wore, with the |
exception that they were made of richer I
material
: The Holy Father, smiling, answered in
Italian: 40
well, my daughter, let it be as you
He rang bell, and, to the amazement of
MS prIvat chamberlain, asked for his valet.
to whom, on his appearance, he gave orders
to take oft his 1.-THE Pope's) shoes and re-
place them with those given by the Lady.
L ne valet obeyed, none the less astouished
ut this toilet made in lady's presence.
he holy Father, however, found the shoes
a little uncomfortable. But accounted for
this by saying "that new shoes always
Were" Let us hope" said he, "that they
VIII be easier after n while" lie rose and
walked few steps. There is certainly /
that hurts me, take off this ONE"
said he to his valet. The latter obeyed,
put his hand in the shoe. and sure enonoI
felt some bulky substance under the leather
de drew it out, and it proved to be q bond
or TS,O0O frances.-St. Louis Guardian; 1t
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A PEASANT WoMAN's OFFERING.-One
day the Able Vincent (dc Paul) was at the
house of the Cure of Saint Maximin, in
whose parish he had preached for his or
phans. poor old woman came in. From
her forlorn and wretched appearance thew
Thought she had come to ask assistance.
| but she approached the Cure, and, placing
a little sack in his hand, said; "Monsieur lie
cure, bring you little money for those
poor orphans you were talking to us about
yesterday" There was every reason to be-
iicve that the little sack contained a few
sous gained by hard pinching-the widows
mite. Imagine their surprise when on open-
ing the sack they found twenty three i've
franc pieces!
"Do you want to give all this money?"
Yes, Monsieur lie Cure"
but, my good, pious woman, it is certain
ly good to give aims, yet it would be
tempting, God to give above your means.
Now you do not seem to be we'll off; and
if you were to come to want some Nfthose
daysP"
'Here is the way of it, Monsieur lie
Cure" replied the good woman, 81 am
not rich, it is true; but l have no children,
and am "a widow; my husband left me |
something at his death; / have thought it |
right to take that little sum and bring it to |
You for the poor orphans. 1 am glad it |
will be so employed;it will do good to both |
OF us-to my poor dead husband and to me-
1t hereafter l fall into want,-well, well,
others will give to me, since / give.n So
saying she.took her leave, leaving the two
Cures with tears in their eyes.
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1t is almost as difficult to make a man mn
learn hiserrors az his knowledge. Mal-in-
formation is more hopeless than -infor-
nation for error is always more busy than
ignorance. Ignorance is q blank sheet. on
which we may write; but error il q scrib-
,bled one, from which we must first erase.
Ignorance is c0ntented to stand still with
her back to the truth; but error is more
Presamptu6us, and proceeds in the same
directiOn. Ignorance has no light, but err
TOE f0ilows aefalse one. The Consequence
4, that error when she retraces her foot
steps, ma farthAr to 90 before she can ar
rive At the truth, than Ignorance.
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- FEN FoLLIEs.-To think that the more n
man eats the fatter and stronger he will be-
come. To believe that the more hours chill
dren study at school the faster they learn.
10 conclude that if exercise is good for the
health, the more violent and exliaustipp H.
Is the more good is done. To Imagine that
every hour taken from sleep h an hour
gained. To act on the PRESUMPTION that the
smallest room in the house is large enough
to sleep in. To argue that whatever reme-
dy causes one to feel Immediately better ia
good for the system, without regard to more
Interior effects. To commit an act which ia
felt in itself to be prejudicial, hoping that.
somehow or other, it may be done in YOUR
case with impurity. To advise another to
take a remedy which you have tried YOUR.
self, without making inquiry as to whether
an the conditions are alike. To eat with
out an appetite, or to continue to eat after
1t has been satisfied, merely to crafty the
taste. 10 eat hearty supper for the plea
sure experienced during the brief time it is
passing down the throat, at the expense of
4 whole night of disturbed sleep. and
weary waking in the morning.
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A CAT SroRY.-A singular cat story
comes from Iowa. Twomen were worlling
mine, one of them down the shaft, and the
other one attending the windlass above.
The one above was Just on the point of 60
ing down himself, when large cat came
running towards him, and, going to the
mouth OF the shaft, gave an uncarthly soall.
and vanished. This was repeated three
times. Thinking the animal mad, the man
called to his companion to come out, when
they gave chase to the cat. For some time
the men chased her, but were unable to
catch her, and returned to their work. On
entering the shaft again, what was their as
enlistment to find that the earth had caved
Il completely filling UP the shaft. Had
npt the miner come ul' just as he did, he
would certainly have met with terrible
dath.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-11-15

WHAT is MANi-Almost every body who
keeps a philosophy shop" feels called upon
to give definition of man. Sometimes he
is a laughing animal, sometimes a CRYING
animal, then.a talking one, or q biped with
out feathers. According to last accounts
from authentic sources, he is develop
ment." On the authority of an old and
little-rcad philosopher, to whom the world
owes more rhan it thinks it does, (that
blessing called calomel, for instance) aud
whose name is Parscelsus, we must dissent
from all these definitions, which do not de-
fine, and take the following, 'Letter to the
Athenians, by Aurelius Theophrastus Par
aceisus Bombast, of Hohenheim":l
Whatever hath body is nothing but
curdled smoke, wherein u particular pre-
destination lyeth hid. And all things shall
at last vanish like smoke. For that speci-
flick which doth coagulate hath power bnt a
certain appointed time. The same must be
understood of the coagulation. For all
bodies passe away and vanish into nothing
but snoke-they shall all end in fume.
This is the end of things both corporeali
both living and dead.
Mdn is a coagulated fume''
A coagulated fume! Think of that, vain
nan, nor ever again dare to put stove
pipe" on thy head.
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EcoNoMY.-Economyi Is 8 good thing. and
should be Practiced by all but it should
show itself in denying ourselves-not
in Expressing others. We see persons
spending dollar after dollar .foolisfly one
hour, and the next trying to save penny
piece Oft woOd-sawyer, coal-heaver, or
market-woman. Such things are disgrace
full, if not dishonest.
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JoHNsoN's ToADYrsM-The French PAPERS

JoHNsoN's ToADYIsM.-The French papers
~ ie'st some of them-comment pretty sharp
~ on heverdy Johnson's fulsome praise of
john Bull The Paris Temps says his speeches
IN England are symptoms of his utter inabiI-
10y as diplomatist. That paper continues
He may be very eminent lawyer, but that
dipiomatist, entrusted with the most impor-
tant negotiations, should make speeches at
which nearly every English politician must
laugh in his sleeve, and which, to say the least.
are wanting in dignity, has greatly surprised
ns.n P'eA
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prrows, pains, and troubles, equally di-
among the community, greatly di-
shes them while the good fortune of
pdivldual is immeasurably increased