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American Forgetfalncss.

1t it were nat 81 beautiful and pathc
tic. it would be next Dludicrous TO OBJ
serve how diligently our people are hi
ding the scars Of the late civil way and
frateruizing as cordially as though no
difference had ever risen between them
The ranking auiInosty bntwrrn MAJ
and man. family aud fa,uilv. and party
and party that existed at the clo~e of
the war, has al,n,at entirely disapp-ar-
ed; aud yet't is ou!y u little nore than
four years since The war closed it was
declared by some, and felt by Others. that
the mortal personal tIttrraess which
had its origin in the stuff" would last
for generations. The b. 4tility between
the Germans and French. that grew up
in 'ho first Napo|eon's time, is almost as
active under the third Napoleon as it
was sixty years ago. The enmities in
Ireland that date back to the time. of
Elizabeth, Cromwell, and William, sr-
almost as fierce, after the lapse Of three.
centuries, as they We're on ths day OF
the massacre Of Droghe ia, and the bat
tie Of the Boyne. But here are we. H.
wing within sight OF just terminated
conflict. as passionate and frenzied as
either of those we have mentioned, and
thrice as vast as all of them put togeth-
er, and living in such cheerful and cor
dial intimacy, that stranger might al
most ask if the war was not, after all.
myth, and the history of it an American
hyperbole. A commercial convention,
railroad project, or a" bulk grain" enter
prise, is the slight occasion needed to
bring together two delegations of hun
dred. or thousand men each, from the
extlemes of the land, either bearing bull
let scars Inflicted by the other, and yet
consulting as cordially as though they
had been comrades under the same flag.
Whether this facile determination of
hose who were lately mortal antay onist
is owing to disposition of Americans to
forgive and forget, or whether it is the
result of the philosophical reflection that,
since they must live together, like man
md wife, it is best to live amicablv, it
S spectacle which assures the world of |
/ unity which The sword did not make,
md which the sword could not destroy.
St. Louis Home Journal.
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Horace Greely's Advice to the
Radicals OF West Virginia.
New YoRK TRIBUNE,

NEW YoRK TRIBUNE,
NEW YoRK, November Is, 1868.
Editor Of tie Wheeling lase1igencer:
MY DEAR S,R: have yours of the
10th. Its leading positions have long
been understood and appreciated in this
quarter. Now hear me-:
Every year one thousand Of your
rebels die, and one thousand or more J
of thar sons become of age. You can't
disfranchise them. You have now FIVE
thousand majority. Six years at fur
thsst will convert this into q rebel
majority of one Thousand. Then the
rebels will be enfrancbised in spite Of
you, and the blacks will be left under
foot, and you underestimate these OF
swe thousand,
Go your own way and see If the re-
pels don't have you under foot in less
than six years. -,s .-...s... :
speak from q wide experience when
Isell you that your house is built on the
sand. It cannot stand. Every year
will see the passions Of the war cool. and
the demand for amnesty strengthened.
Now you can amnesty the rebels. Soon
the question will be, shall they amnesty
yca2 Look at Kentucky and Maryland,
and read your certain fate in theirs.
~.. Yours &C.. 3:
2&@ HORACE GREELY.
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TIL" Publishing House by which the present
journal i* issued has been extensively engaged
tor nearly half century. in the work Of pro-
noting general education, and diffusing infor-
nation among the people Of the United States
through the medium Of valuable books, in all
the leading departments of knowledge In
further pursuance Of this important object,
aud recognizing tho increasing tendency of
the public to cultivate the periodical form Of
literature, the publishers have engaged in the
enterprise Of Weekly Journal, which they
design to make worthy of the liberal patron-
age Of the reading community.
Omitting ordinary news, and avoiding PAL
tsan advocacy, both political and sectarian.
the Journal will be devoted to general liter
ature, to science, art, and education, and to
the diffusion of valuable information upon
subjects OF public Importance. 1t ia intended
to make use OF all resources, original and sell
ected, domestic and foreign, which can give
interest and variety to its pages and neither
e1ertion nor expense will be spared to secure
the aid Of the best talent of the time. We ab-
stain from the large professions and the parade
Of conspicuous names SO common on these
occasions, and, trusting to the intelligence Of
the people, shall be content to let the Journal
speak for itself.
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TIE OPEL0USAS JOURNAL.
OFFICE ON COURT STREET.
AL Alone.

In the still, cold grave she lieth
Where the aspen mournful sgheth !;
And the night bird shrilly drleth;
All alone.
Near the brookiet softly creeping.
Through the willows, silent weeping.
There darling one is sleeping
AL alone.
Every eve, mourner lowly.
With O foosstep sad, and slowly,
Seeks the spct to him SO holy,
All alone. q
And there until returning
OF the cold and dewy morning,
You may Gee him seated. mourning
All alone.
In his heart 10 no more pleasure
Only grief that hatfDho measure
He must live without his treasure,
ALI alone!
f0nwar3
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NO. 25~
d. APPLETON s CO., PcB1,snnrs,
A WEIELT PAPER.

Deroted tc Literature, Science and .4r,-
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l.a& z OF LETTERS.

Remsininr in the Post Otlics a, Op-lorsss
June la. l1o9 which. il not called for b. Jnl :
lst. will hr s.i!r 20 the Dead Lrttu5 of,ic~
Washington. ID {.
Barbc mr " { .|oubert mr. J
C!suze Cha l4 Jones Luci~n \
Calhoun Il } EntzUn Donnat
Cunningham II i II Minis mr ! II 3
D'J"sn EJnond Nelson mrs Sofrnay
Dusa IN .I,erph plaisanc~ Charles
Donate Mnltln I'''lit francois Foupon
E;iennr Prag" Fnvt"n E'.n
Grigsbv mr /. NJ Inshin II ran
Outlet Al'ho'se Z h~ddi'h Col Anthony
Graham HtIlcr-vu Rnv r.iss Marie
Golden john ss.ui,h ur Charles 7
Harris Dr G"orge Sylvan mr.
Hart miss Ann Stuart " Il z
Herbert mr. FrrtlinandSwe.t John 2
Herbert nr TLcolule Soignre Leon
Harty ) y Turner Frsnfois
OF Nicholas Taylor mrs Mar, r
Johuston Pierre Winston FIX Gov Jno
A. Z. CHACHERE, F. NJ
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The members OF the lower House Of
Congress are classified as follows by the
Congressional Globe:
One hundred and thirty-one lawyers,
seven editors. ten merchants, seven bank
ers, eight manufacturers, fifteen farmers,
two planters, five general business men,
one coal operator, two lumbermen. two
real estate agents, two physicians, two
railroad managers, three clergymen, one
printer, and one agriculturist
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Naomi, the daughter Of Enoch, was
$50 years old when che married. Cour.
age, ladies. Z 4 %.* ~
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The department Of Literature will embrace
FICTION. IN THE FORM OF BOTH sE-
RIAL NOVELS AND SHORT STORIES;
ESSAYS UPON LITERARY AND SOCIAL.
TOPICS;
SKETCHES OF TRAVEL AND ADvEN.
TURE;
DISCUSSIONS UPON ART, BOOKS AND
KINDRED THEMES;
PAPERS UPON ALL THE VARIOUS SUB
JECTS THAT PERTAIN TO THE PUR.
SUITS AND RECREATIONS OF THE
PEOPLE. WHETHER OF TOWN OR
COUNTRY; AND
POEMS BY OUR FOREMOST POETS.
illustrations will form an important feature
IN the plan Ct the Journal. Nearly every
number will be accompanied by either an
ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT ON SOME
POPULAR THEME, A STEEL EN-.
CRAVING IN THE BEST
STYLE OF THE ART, OR A LARGE
CARTOON ENGRAVED ON WOOD.
No. l.-Contains Cartoon Of the Grand Drive
In the Central Park, q Spirited and
Animated Scene.
10. 2.-Contains an Eight-Page Supplement
of Underground Life and Mining, with
10 illustrations.
No. "a Steel Engraving of Noon on the
Seashore, from Picture by Kensett.
No. An Art Supplement, containing New
York illustrated with l3 Superb Illus
trations.
No. 5.-A Superb Cartoon OF the Levse a.
New Orleans.
Novelty, freshnass, and continual change
will be aimed at in this department. The Illus
trations will usually be valuable as works Of
art; those on steel, and the Cartoons, consist.
ing of views of American scenery. by our most
distinguished painters, and illustrations aof
character and life by our foremost dranghts-
men. They will be printed with extra care on
separate sheets. and may be either bound in
the volume at the close Of the year, or framed
to hang upon the wall. The Journal. In this
feature, will be unlike any other.
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Mems Wear !! !

Boys Clothing! Mems Wear
ID T WALsHE, Youths Boys and Chill
-. dreu's Clothiug and Mems Furnishing
Goods Importer, No. ITO Canal St., New Or
leans.
Country orders solicited and filed, c 0. D.
Money refunded when not satisfactory,
Dec. 70, 'se-6m
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General James Robertson. one of those
courageous pioneers of whom America has
reason to be proud. He was chief fthe Nash
vile settlement in 1880, and afterward the
early protecting patron of man whose mill
tary genius has not yet been surpassed in
Acknowledgement Andrew Jackson.
1t is estimated that the total receipts
of cotton at New Orleans by the first Of
September next, will not fall short of
$4,000 bales. The value in money
therefor will reach one hundred millions
of dollars-,he largest amount ever re-
ceived at any port on this continent from
a single product of the country.-lGa-
zette and Comet.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

YOUNG MAN AS sALEsMAAS Sst M come n
a bTv Goods Store in wheeling. = M GsIts TER
well recommended. Inquire at the NJ iun5I-tf
office
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Report Of the Condition
OF THE
National Bank Of West Va.
AT WHRRLINi

THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SAT
"A URDAY, June 18th, 1869.
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WHYi-Beca1Be Il IL the best n the market
WILLIAM TALLANT, Rsq., Of Baltimore.
writes MY wife has tried several kinds Of
Baking Powder, bat can find none equal %
yOurs'
PROP. TAYLOR, Of the Beaver Female sem
mary, writes rs Our people are delighted
with It.
REY. J. /. READ. II Pittsburgh. vritsz us-
% nave PsrIllsslOn % u-s ms name % any
extent in recommending yCur Baking Powder.
HUNDREDS OF LADIES. frsn all parts Of
the country, have ssnt Us similar testimonials.
DEALERs tel rs that our Baking Powder
sslls better than any other
II hCoSvESIESI, WHOLESOME ASD RELIGBLE
SOLD By DEALERs GENERALLY.
LOGAN, LIST a. CO.,
PROPEIETORs.
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dared to step over the threshold of her
husbands house. At this moment, she
perceived that the woman behind was
pointing to the room on the left, as the
cottage was entered, and Emily at once
understood that her boy was there.
Then at that moment she heard her
sons voice, as, in his solitude, the child
began to cry. II must go in" she said;
II will GO in and rushing on, she tried
to push aside her husband. Her mother
aided her, nor did Trevelyan attempt to
stop her with svislenee, and ina mo-
ment she was kneeling at the foot of a
small sofa, with her child in her arms.
81 had not intended to hinder you"
said Trevelyan, "but require from you
q promise that you will not attempt 70
remove him. .-..--..-,
"Why should she net take him home
with herf" said Lady Rowiey.
Because I will not have it So" repheo
Treyelyan. because choose that IL
should be understood that l am 10 O0
the master ofmy own affairs"
Mrs. Treyelysn had now thrown sS.u
her bonnet and her veil, ana was coIo
ing her child with caresses; 1ne poO
little fellow, whose MIND hau peon
utterly dismayed by the events whicn
had occurred to him since MS csPsu
though he returned her kisses, ala 50 ~
fear and trembling. And ne was sun
sobbing, rubbing his eyes Win ms
knuckies, and by no means yieldlng MIN
ssIf with his whole heart to his mothers
tenderness,-as she would have had him
do. 'Louey," she said, whispering TO
him, "you know mamma you haven't
forgotten mammal" He half murmur-
ed some little infantine word through
his sobs, and then put his cheek up to
be pressed against his mothers lace
"Louey will never, never forget his own
mamma,-will he, Louey" The poor
bow had no ass urances to give, and could
only raise his cheek again to be kissed.
In the mean time Lady Rowley and IRE
velyan were standing by, not speaking
to each other, regarding the scene in
silence.
II he Too f;nup1
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Words of Weight for wives
and Mothers.

The superiority of hOSTETTER'S SToM.
ACH BITTERS over all other tonics and cor.
rectivss, as a remedy for dyspepsia, biliOusness,
nervous affections, and all complaints of the
visceral organs, ami as q preventive of nalari-
Gus disorders, is proVerbial; but perhaps it is
not so generally known that the ingredients Of
this famous invigorant and Alternative exercise
a powerful and most beneficial influence in that
numerous and distressing class of ailments, of
which so many thousands of delicate women
are the patient accomplishing victims. The
special troubles of the sex, commencing with
the dawn of womanhood, and extending over
period Of from thirty to thirty.fve years, are as
readily and certainly relieved by the operation
of this admirable vegetable preparation. as any
of the complaints common to both sexes, for
which il is recommended as a specific. The at.
tention of mothers is invited 10 its balsanic
effect in those peculiar cases OF functional irreg
ularty and irritation, which, when neglected
or maltreated, destroy the health and shorten
the lives of so many invalids. There is no need
for the powerful and dangerous drugs too often
resOrt0d to in such cases. The mild tonic and
restorative action Of the BlTTERS is all the
assistance that nature requires in its struggle
TO overcome the difficulty, and vast amount
of suffering would be spared to the sex, If they
placed implicit faith in this wholesome vegeta.
bic invigUrant, corrective and nervine, and dis
caried the perm icOus nOstrums advertised by
ignorant aad mercenaTy Charlatans.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Blue Flag

So long neglected and almost unknown has be-
come the standard elevated in the wilderness Of
suffering to stay the inyasiOns of disease and
heal the PROSTATE and afflicted. 1t is known in
Pharmacy as the Iris VersicOlOri it has assumed
its great mission of usefulness and cure in the
shape of "IRISIN." For purifying the blood,
healing and invigorating the liver and kidneys,
the wasted energies of the bedy, cur.
ing Dyspepsia Incipient Consumption, Rheum'
Atism, Gout, &C., and dispeling the diseases of
women it has no equal. 1t is simple and effect
I've and stands only on its merits.
iunSlmd&w
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Teachers Examination.

4 ppLICANTs FOR POSITIONS AS
A Teachers in the Public Schools OF Wheel;
No viii take notice that the regular annual
Elimination viii take place in the First Branch
Council Chamber, City Building, on Wednesday
Gnne 30th. 1869. commencing at o'clock A. NJ.
Candidates must be present ut the hour oil
onening Those who appear at later hour
will NOT be entitled to examination.
The Committee propose holding no special
this season, hence it 6eheoves al
N ans notice. F. s. WILLIAMS,
Fer the Examining COMMITTEES.
Office of Superintendent Of Schools, wheeling
lime Olaf 1860 jun2I.td
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DIED:

At her residence on Fifth street, on Sunday
morning, at 81 o'clock, Mrs. MALVlSA Nj.
WEBER Of Congestion of the Lungs.
Her funeral win take place at Moundsville
this afternoon at o'clock. Tho hearse will
leave the house at 10 o'clock.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF ONO:
I. John Wagner, Cashier Of The National
Bank of West Virginia, at Wheeling, do sol.
EMMY swear that the above statement is true
TO the best of my knowledge aud belief.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of June, 1869.
T. N. McNEELY, Notary Public.
A'''''' KS I Sa SS A fS$HHai Directors
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9hcelinq gegister.

------ II. s. WALKER
L. BAEER. poC IN
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MAGIC COMBS.

WILL COLOR GRAY HAIRS TO A
w Black or Brown In . few seconds No
trouble 70 use. For sale BY
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A FULL LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, POmades, Toilet
Sets, Perfumery, etc., inst received by
Edmund Booking and Booking & Car
roll.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS "A Chance
for Walkers.
Lunch.
Bank Statement.
Salesman Wanted.
Teachers Examination.
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,hnnce for walkers.

1,Eance for walkers.
THE UNPERsIaSyEWRs %Ibf or M Rtcfies0xn
L ma e. +ifev dollars, to take place on the
1ns tr.ek. The AccsPtor Of this VII please
iS a.ae Mace of meeting to draw up articles;
name PiA'S " Patrick BRAMEN.
-.,.sp,-S lime i7th, 1869. jun2l-lt
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IVTNCH.

rURTGR sour WI Ln,onoIis
H. M at jim RoBINS0oNS q h aigsInoE
I 4 Saloon THIS MORNING al ,0S lii
n n, Water street. 20
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-10-23

France est dtja inquiete, ct demain va
traverser ure crise revolutionnaire ia
yorable d l'exodc volon'aire de pom
breux proPrietnires ct travailleurs. Ce
plan d'action est.il une utopie, ct vaut-
il moias que le projet d'importation
chinoise ? Non, certaiuement; lie pre-.
mier resout la question, ct lc second la
complique. L'immigration FRANCHISE
regenere IA Louisiana; ellie y retabIit
l'e9uilibre de population ct sauve re.
tat dune preponderancc numGrique de
Ia race africaine, aussi funeste a cette
race qua Ia n6tre; ellie nous amene
une societe jeune, energique, sans pre-.
iuges ct sans regrets. sans ressentl'
.ments ct sans haines, avec laquelle le
passe nest rien ct l'avenir est tout.
Veut.on en- essayer, ou prefere-t.on
embrasser le r6ve decevant du servage,
ct trouver au bout du sillon du champ
de cannes un maitre dams lie Chinois,
CONNIE OF, en- rencontrG un dams les-
clave noir
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LES MILE EFT UNE
CONNAISSANCES TITLES.
Cour, Jardin, Champ, Cuisine, Cave
XXXIX

II mes. pas do questions plus graves
que celles qui Sc rattachent a finstruc-
ton, ct specialement finstruction des
masses. On Ia voudrait gratuite.; on la
voudrait plus complete qu'ells nest
on la voudrait aussi plus pratique par
panuexe aux ecoles primaries de jar
dns ct de, cultures pouvant serVir de
base a layseignement des premieres
notions Dis kiculture. Donner satisfac-
ton a aiI vesx aussi legitimes, tel
est le ruultat que ron s'est propose
d'atteindre progressivement en- France
par l'institution de Ia Maison-Rurale
d'enfants, fondtc a Ry (seiuc-infe-
rieure). nj
CetteaIondation est appellee d pro.
duire tog 3 une revolution dams 10 sys-
tems d1seignement. non settlement
par ladjoncticn, INSTRUCTION primal
re, des premieres notions theoriques
ct pratiques de culture, adjonction qui
est deja ellie seule une immense
amelioration, mais surtout par Ia me-
thode d'enseignement qu'on y aPpli-
que, ct don't les principles ne sont pas
tout d fait nouveaux, puisque ce sont
les memes qui ont servi de base a Tor
ganisa,ion des Jardins de Frebel.
Ces yrincipes, sur lesquels Frgbel
fonde toute l'Gducation du premier
age, consrSent dams "lactiyite libre ct
spontanSa9e renfant, dams le lbre es-
sor de bE faculties ct instincts; non
point to';l fois lie jcu libre ct arbitraire
de ces instincts, mais leurdiscipline par
les impulsions naturelles ct les propres
efforts de penfant." On salt a qnels
heureux resultats Frebel est arrive
par application feconde de ce principe
dams ses Jardins d'enfants. Mais cette
application, Frebel ne Ia etendue
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Iorsque Ia vee dame debtat cette TRADE devant Arthur
repOndait n RANT
EFT vol mere, vouliez are de moi un epcer Jo
eta pour h garcon tas de sorte Esce vous ne al
meg pas meux come sus que orsque e servas gauche.
ment les pruneaux ct les cornichons du pere
Aors Nine Tanconnet derida ct basa au front e bena
mn en- rspetant dune came caressane eterne:
-Mauvais sujet
Ce sor les determinations de expiciere touneent al
greu ct tendresse Les nouvees dispositions dc son fills
menaeaien nteres pecunaes pusue ben de rePcier
ea reste indvis Or Nine Tancoune sans ee aware savat
e prx de argent ellie net point h6ss donner part dams
herage pour lie bonheur de son enanf mas
ellie ne voulat pas la perdre Ia Bourse
I'm vague pessentmen u denoncat les pes de Ia vie
lures ct de GRANTEES ouaes dams aquee ellie aat SO trou-
YER eppagee contre voone Ellie epena presque davor
Quite Chgnac car Paris ellie naurat plus pour reconfor
ter dams les Encouragement acvt du
nj les vistes cimetie
Sous lie coup de ces regrets: @eaaaa rE I
ITEMS dtelle G tu mechant garcon Tu as fait
mor ton pere de obagn tu runeras auss vra qu
un bon Dieu cel! ~
Ma ellie await pene ermne cette phrase quee regetta dc
ayoir prononcee Ellie ondt ames ct demanda pardon Ar
thur arsss
Jc ne vous en- pas mere repondt derne quoquc
ou aycz etc durc moi TT la preuve que e ne me uve
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Pour cea non rept Tanconnet mas oujours repoche
dc point avo En- voc tout rouve qui NEST point
fagan qu rappore bon Dalleus e sails pas pourquo
je lie qutterais apres al beau debut.
Mm6Tanconne pra suppa ft pene perdue Arthur eta
anatise par pemer success horizon eae de bordeaux
atte de de chevaux ang souvr devant lu
changeat energque obsnation apathie habuee
para mere de Lagoufa de mereieuse prompttude
les asire nancres de Immense bonheur au
resurait pour u de see trouvs e chen dun grand
homme. .@a#. "t##.N e.
-Tu e verras 6 Tanconuet ja fespor de to amener
diner Cest bomme chaman tout rond ct tout simple
gazette e sus certain davance que u tres
contente de lui.
La vieie DAME magre proxe ct assurance de fs
ass point persuader Ellie seat habuse fainsanse
dArthur. Ellie await accepe quill veci nule ui ct
ellie demanda point quill changea habtudes ellie
desa contrare qu conf1t dams iusoucance
danger Ben quee m devote ct laboreuse quoque
m usqu partagee entire psrc ct lie travail ellie compo
salt orsqu agsat de cniant Pour
sexcuser ct pour rexcuser ellie repetait souveut:
II etc si NAL eeve par pere, garconR, la
point dirge aat hui donner etat ct e contrandre ta-
WALLER Ce pauvre NJ Tanconnet eat auss trop ambtieux
vouu fare dArhur savant ii la mis college,
Ia envoye Paris et fnalcment men fsit triste
jet.