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Parties living in California, or elsewhere il ihe 'oatsido world and meditating g trip tc Arizona, should not permit their anxiety fo1 gold or silver to control their better iudgme nt Men frequently arrive here with threadbare suits, and nothing more-nOt even dollar with which to buy meal upon their arrival. These meu doubtless expected to find gold and silver bricks layin' 'round loose," but such tbey did not happen to find, and so their gen. erat condition nere is not at all engiable. 4 man meditating a trip to Arizona will do we'll to commence preparations by counting over the contents of bis wallet, and unless he has decid. ed :hat it is sufficiently pouderous to support him for, at least, a month after his arrival here then his safest policy will be to remain whers he is
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F. N. HODGES M AIN 5 R E t |
nrCooU 4 T

TUCSON. 4, I. |, KEEPS constantly on hand 2 lar5s the best brand of Liquors and Cl''' Jan. lst '69
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YHR NEEKLY ARIGONAN
A GROSS INJUSTICE.

MY ....................I87O
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TEMPERANCE MEN ADNrr ITS UrrL1

TEMPERANCE MEN ADMIT ITS UTILITY.
No attempt has ever been made OF ever
will be made, to disguise ting character Of
PLANTATION BlTrERs. 4 1t contains alco-
hol; and no. Bitters that do not contain
alcohol are worth a rush. /" Water will
neither preserve the virtues of4onic yege.
tables nor render them active to the sys.
ten. ,Thisiisa chemical TACT which no
one competent 70 deliver anopilion on the
subject win deny. Water tonics turn sour
on the stomach if they are NOT sour tolbe,
gin with, l&hichiis frequently the case,O
and produce and promote indigestion, Inf
stead or curing IL Let 1t therefore be
distinctly understood that PLANTATION
Buffers is an alcoholic restorative But
mark thls; itIis strictly q, medicine. not
beverage, 1t is to be taken in limited
quantities and OF stated times, like other
remedies and apGdotes, and therefore its
use in accordance with temperance law,
as we'll as that 4hgher 5law2iwhfch rem
dersi incumbent upon every being gifted
with reason to resort 10 the best possible
means Of accomplishing a saIutaFy end.
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,AI3py writing, from Mt Pleasant
Ohio, says: %The spectacles l purchased
at Oxtoby s Dufield's suit my eyes charm
ngly; see as well as did when sweet
sixteen am no longer troubled nread.
ing or sewing, even by candle.light." AT
1O4 Market street, below Mcclure House
can be found everything in the way Of
spectacles, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
&c. Call and SEE. .....
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" sFAtDns's PH1PAR1D GLvy." p6Y2tSOd

q flRoN-PHosPHOHuS. 0ALISATA-The three bes
TonIes, GkiIlfally and elegantly combined In m
Ambor-eOlored eordIAl, beautifully transparent to
the eye pleasant 70 th0 tAHtsI acceptable to the
stomach, IN oASwell, Hazard . Co.'S Feno!Phos.
phosatsd Ellxer Of CalIsaya Bark. sn.i ~
Each pint contains one ounce Of Royal CAlISAya
Bark, and each teAspoonful contains one grain Of
iron. Samples furnished nee TO the profession.
CAsWELL, HAZARD d Co..
~ !! Il: Sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold By al Druggists, vi. "
-Igg sr spt aIfE'EIc'i arWeSa-d&W
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SURPRISE PARTY.-Between fifty and
sixty members Of the Presbyterian church
in Martins Ferry, met thanksgiving eve
ming at the house Of their pastor, +. g.
Blauey, who fortunately was absent with
his wife for the evening. After stirring
up the fires, and building q rousing one
in the kitchen stove, the visitors com.
menccd getting supper from the edibles
taken by them, Oysters fried and steWedr
fowl and other good things were ALREADY
on the table when Mr.. B. and wife, per
feCIly surprised, entered thclhouse.
The church members having charge Of
the house welcomed their pastoraqd wife,
and made them feel perfectly at home.
Just before supper was ready, Mrs II. W,
Smith, in few happily chosen remarks,
presented to Mrs. Blaney, in behalf Of the
ladies Of the congregation, set OF beau.
tisul mink fIlrs. Other presents were
made, when Mr., r. thanked the donors in
a brief and feeling address, showing that
next to winning souls to Christ, nothing
filled the ministers heart so with thank
fulncss and encouragement as to know
that his congregation were ever ready to
assist in bearing the burdens incident to
mlhisteFsllfe. ItBscarcely necessary 10
add that ample justice was done 70 TIC
edibles. g ..l, %
Alter singing the hymn, "Rlest Is the
tic that binds, and IN appropriate prayer,
the party began to dispeSs for home,
feeling thankful that Thanksgiving had in
II measure been proiabIy SPENT ,s
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comfort and happiness Of any Of his crea,
lures. Gods goodness Is also manifested
in His works Of Providcnce-in that he
preserves in being-giveS abundant har'
Vests-Crowns Industry and enterprise
with succeSs-and avefts impending ca
lamities.
In all these ways God has made bis
goodness to pass before this nation during
the past year. The lRbOTs OF the husband.
man have been rewarded with an abund'
ant yield in all departments Of agricul.
ture, and in all parts OF the land And as
"the King himself Is served by the field
so all departments Of trade have been car
ried on with reasonable success. We
have been preserved from the ravages Of
war, Of pestilence, and OF famine; and
have been abundRntly supplied with all
that we need. log ..fa4.
These manifestations Of Gods good,
ness demand our heartfelt gratitude, and
our most devout thinks This would
be only reasonable demand, tive were
not sinners, and had some claim on the
Divine bounty; how much more, then, in
Wow OF our vast array Of sins, both as a
nation and rs individuals! tiSI az
But God makes his goodness TO pass
before us In a still clearer way in the work
of redemption. Here his goodness be.
comes redeeming love. "God commend.
eth bis love toward us, in that, while we
were yet sinners, Christ died for u.s. God
has not withdrawn from US the offer ii
salvation by Christ Instead Of this he
has given to many an increase Of grace
and has brought many during the year
out of the kingdom OF darkness into the
kingdom Of his own dear Son. Although
the cause Of Christ has not progressed as
rapidly as all true Christians desire, yet
its course has been steadily onward, and
we have reason 10 thank God and take
courage. ~ .It.f 'sF II. GfaiIlr
As a congregation God has made all
his goodness to pass before us during the
past year. He has preserved US In peace
and harmony, and has added TO our mum.
bers many, we trust, Of such as shall be
saved. He has taken some OF our mum.
Der away from US by death, but has not
given US reason 10 mourn as those who
have no hope. 5ii,l +l NJ d
In view Of all that God has done for Us,
1t becomes US to say, mot unto US, .
LORD! not unto us, but unto thy name
give glory, for thy mercy and for thy
truths sake. H'A' = 'Hi'." 1..i 2.
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THAT floating cabinet warehouse, with
ia large . stock Of rattan bottom chairs and
rockers, will remain all Gay moored at The
Suspension bridge. Purchasers, either
ladies or gentlemen, need have nohesita-
ton in visiting the store on the water.
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CnURcu SERVICES ON THANKSGIVING.
Appropriate religious services were held
in nearly all the churches in the city. on
Thursday, and we are gratifed to heal
that the attendance was larger than usual
on such occasions. In some Of them col.
lections were taken up for the relietof the
poor and destitute, and the contributions
were quite liberal. ,'''1 ? ~
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SINGING B1RDs.-This Is the last day
our citizens will have Of supplying them
selves with singing birds from the stock
now on sale at WlckhamS auction rooms,
on Market Street. Call up early this
morning. Choice singers at low prices:
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-This court resumed
its sessions yesterday morning but trans,
acted no business OF specialimportancc.
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning.
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FRon Ajax. y. DougIiIiRTr, II. d, late opv OIL
the Medical Directors Q. Q a., Newark, Nj:
Having Been made acquainted With tho com,
position Of the preparation known as SoEoDoNT,
have for some time permitted it, uAp In my
family, whereit has given entire jPtlSaetioR! Il
iSGn elegant toilet article won worthy the Sne0f.
igms ~ y has recelved 80 Ll, VI. 80
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NEw PLANK WAIK.-Tbe board walk
on the east side OF Main street bridge, is
being repIanked. Not . day before it
was needed. '.a 81, S IA,
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VIZ surrender a large portion Of our
space this morning to brief abstracts Of
several of the sermons preached in this
city on Thanksgiving Day. u Il +.
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BOARD OF SUPEHvrsoRs.-An adjourn
ed meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors
will he held at their room at the Court
House, this morning, commencing at 10
O'clock. ~ --.------ --.-
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ARM BURMED.-Capt. Andy Ray, q
boiler at the La Belle Mills, had one d
his arms badly burned, Wednesday, while
ut work about his furnace. al 80 ~ ~.
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The Broadway walking boot, for Ia
dies; the latest novelty. Just received
at Louis Y. Bonds, 1O7 Main ST. 'I
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WILL SUrTED.-AlI parties dealing
with ]. T. IJaktn & Co, Merchant TailorS
and dealers in Gents Furnishing Goods,
No. 81 Monroe street, will he suited in all
respects. They guarantee perfect fits, and
their stock Of goods is unsurpassed. Give
them trial. "a
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THR incest shoes for Ladies and Misses
ever brought to the city can be seen by
calling at Louis V. Blends, 107 Main 81.
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TWILL open this morning anew style
of button boot, for ladies. Louis v.
Blond, 1917 Main St. araoZIr.
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for all nations shan come and worship be.
fore Thee; for Thy judgments are made
manifest. &
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Try the celebrated s1.95 Kid Glove al
Bues & Sanders. asl a.saas
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VERY heavy black gros grain silks, at
Sc, that beat anything ever sold, at
Rhodess.
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HEAVY. black alpaca pOpEns, down trnln
rs to 374 cents, at Rhodes's.
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Try the celebrated. &t.9S Kid Glove at
Brues & Sanders - HIhEh u
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SEA Moss FARtNRI from pure Irish Moss,
for Blanc Mango, Puddings, .CIstards,
Creams, Ec.,3 &c. The. cheapest HEALTH.
est, and most delicious food IN theworld.
..,.'. .'. =: a. ,3 ~ ~ noye eQaEw.
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Try the celebrated S1.95 Kid Glove at
Brues & Sanders. ~, ~ fE.
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POLICE Rr.-Iudge1 Good heldOS
short session Of his court, Thanksgiving
morning. Only two cases were before
him-David Gartley and simOn, Q Brisn.
Both were charged with being drunk on
the streets and fined one dollareaCh and
costs ,a: saEag4Ts.rg- ,GaI
Yesterday morning, James Welsh was
before His Honor. James got drunk
Thanksgiving day, and was fined
oned6lar and costs. o In defSAiI 81 pay.
ment he wasicommitted 10 JAIL Jacob
Blatner, John Black Calvin Brown. and
Eliza Boring were arraigned on the charge
Ofprostitution, and were fined five dollars
co CHI and costs, except the last named, who
was permitted to depart in payment Of
officers fees. There was a second charge
for the same offence against Black, and
the trial resulted in his being fined one
dollar. and costS.1 'a, \ f AZ
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TRY the celebrated $1.25 Kid Glove at
Brues s. Sanders.
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THINK 1T! Fine white shaker flannels
for ST cents, at RhOdes's.
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TA4iiths Celebrated q 4 KID glove at
Brues s. SanderS', s,l.4grs
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The bitterness formerly existing 10.
tween different branches Of the army o.
Of the Lord OF Hosts, has, 70 q great OK.
tent, passed away
III. Barnltz was suffering SO much from
continued attack Of hic-cOugh as TO be
Obliged 70 omit much Of the discourse.
he Concluded BY a reference 10 Our Home
for iriendless children and other objects
Of Christian charity and benevolence,
saying that tho establishment Of these
institutions at this time should be source
Of thanksgiving, and should call out the
warmest gratitude from every good citi.
zen-gratitude and sympathy meaning
more than mere words, such as will feed
the hungry, and clothe the naked, and re-
lieve the distressed.
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BEAUTIFUL striped shawls, just opened
at Rhodes's. y, Y I ~ y - -, tx -
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GENUINE Paisley shawls, the finest In
Wheeling, at Rhodes's. \ =
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Thy the celebrated $ls5 Kid Glove at
Brues y Sanders. 49,. mn 81
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Miss ELIZABETH CADY STANTON, the
distinguished Lecturer, will Lecture at
Washington Hall on Tuesday evening,
December 18th. Subject Marriage and
Divorce. We would advise all persons TO
20 and, hear her handle tlis impoFtalt
Subject, as she IS considered one d TIE
finest Lady Lecturers now before the
public, -.,, ,... o., 49,.
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United Presbyterian Church..-Rev.
nm ]. T. Mcclure, Pastor. ~

United 'FfeSDytertah Chutch"ssheV,
..g. J. T. Mcclure, Pastor. hiss
And he said will make all my goodness pas
belOss theC.-EEOdus, 30, 10. .s -.--1ag
This is the language Of God to Moses
Moses had Just prayed, II beseech thee
show me thy glory;" and the text Is part
Of the answer returned 10 this petition.
The goodness Of God is exhibited in his
works Of mercy and love. Hence the
language in the remaining part of the
verse, II will be gracious to whom l will
be gracious, and will show mercy on
WhomI will show mercy" NOV
As we have come together to-day pro
fcssedly to render thanks toi God for the
mercies and blessings Of the past year,
the subject contained in the text cannot
but be profitable theme for our medita.
tons Il willbringup for review all the
merCies and benefits Of both the past and
the present, while 1t will give hope for
the future enjoyment Of all needed bless.
ingS. Tho text Is promise that has al.
ways been, and Is always being, fulfilled,
in the experience OF the people of God.
II Is Ike a never falling fountain, that has
Always yelIueu an RUuuuant supply anu
the promise Of which for the future, Is as
certain as It's past fulfiIment has been COM
plete. Goodness is IN attribute Of God.
he Is essentially and necessarily good,
and at the same time good relatively.
God Is not only good In himself but
shows his goodness in his relations to his
creatures. ylH uYL nJ
God has manifested his goodness in all
his works Of Creation, Of Providence and
Of Redemption. In crRation-in that he
has given being-hHs adapted each crea-
ture to It's own spheFe-hRs made On
abundant provision TOR the wants Of
all-and given TO all ample
capacities and sources Of enjoyment.
Were II not that sin has mGrred His
works, there would DO no offset to the
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ERExcu water proofs, in beautiful col
ors for suits, at Rhodes's,
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Fourth Presbyterian churcK...Rev.
b. Roberts. 7TTEl "

IN. n. ROhaPt0 f77TT.l %
v...o,, u,n3- ~ T,ns :, n, NJ, s,7
rear GOO honoE .ne H,ns.t ~ S"ep' -
We have assembled !ogether to.dSy,
my DFetnEen. IN aGcoF Hganc;es Tl WIZ W.! tIe
Tecommsnqallon y t9e EIesiGsnt q !9s
Unlteo StatGs,, anu. ! 'Egst, W eNtI!!yy, Y
our own incI.na1!U.! y tenue. y e
ing anu prayer 70 wy sovereign tNtIfF ~
the nations OF me earth' +, I y..s i,,r..-,,
We nave gFsat Leso3 as y glSs tlSnSs
ana praise the be9enGent CteaFpE.!Heca IIs
lie nus cFoW9Sa tne yeaE "!m n tIs
goodness: Az taeI PE o11.ugglug q u
earth-Ol the allSp Slntus " gram
ana iruit are a9uuuant urougn'
out the anu;' mnen Wc T,sI1t5
TINS Sood Iaha Wnlca As Lorq E1oo
mas given U.s. tAno q DEo Sq anu TlVeIs
oil wafer, o. i9untalns, anu ,9ePths tnat
spring OUT o. l1e yalieys ana nus; lang
OF wheat ana 3sriey, O VINES ana I!
trees, lanu y on any money: = ianu
wherein we cat bread without scarce1ess,
where We 10 not lack anyLhlhg u "
land whosevery mountains arc ron ana
lead ana DraSs' ana OUT o. whose mus We
dig gold ana SILVER ana az the precious
metals, Ns meet ior Us y give tnan !, J,
unto me LoTd, ana sing praises u l9 me me
MOST Hlgn Hoa. ,.,.t, ,pIt
Inc inspired AposHe, IN giving the rev
great m9 ma ny wnich lngy are 70 oe
governed VINO arc aeslS1ated IN q pecII
mar sense INC people OF Goa, says SUD
init yourselves 70 every ordnance Of man "a
LOT me tords sake, 8n LtlG y De 70 fhe
hlng as supreme, or unEo Soyernors, as
unto them tAat are sent py MN tor me
punishment OF EN- doors, and ior t9le,
praise O t9em t II 90 wen, loE 90 y IS tle
VIII o. 200: inns GUY q SUBMISSION %
AL lhc ordinances % th loSe VINO are ~
authority over US lsSa y imperative
and Important one, ana tolloTs as nat
urai sequence tnat otner auly enloinGed
10 inc IexL; real GoG; Ia9se Iy VINO d9
lear Iod VIII LIKEWISE lA39'S nonor t1ehlng
as IN our country lhe. rulers ' whom GoT
has appointed, and VINO are CHOSEN BY the
people ,,.s.-..,.s,j y.hg.s'
When the whole iaortc 81 our govern
ment was convulsed and shaken to the
foundations BY civil wal, THIS important
question otten arose 10 tne thonghttql, IN.
telllgent cHiIen Mhat IS toV Pc the pro
bable condition and destiny q our nation
or our government Tor the future ! Can
1t endure the strife OF political parties,
and the conflict oil. the interests Of the
different sections Of the land! or will
ours, like nj other Democratic GOVERN
ments, Of past history, be destroyed and
engulfcd amid the violence Of civil. war,
ofparty strife and, Of sectional contto;
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NOR RENT.-TWo 2) SMALL IN
d Dwelling Houses on the Island. II
Apply a The Island Vineyard 70
nah WI. hlLALAAN'
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SATURDAY, !, NOV. 90, 1870.
Nav AdvertilSeInents.

Religious Notice.
Money Found. f aft Cd. 90 "
Wanted Bookbinders. r5
To whom it may concern.
Overs Hotel, Washington, D. @.
Spiritualism-O.D. Sutliff. ~ ~ d 81 b
The Confession Of an Invalid. 4 yLgrr
Constitution Cooking Stove II ia 4
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ror AddLtIoDal Loeal .es EIr.t Pago.
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FOR RENT.

mo LET.-HALL AND FRONT rsl
Room, NelodS0A BRildlngS.
Mt, APPI't0 1aAswN.1. McAFEB.
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FOR SALE.
HORSE FOR SALE.
nnPI1nsALE-ON WEDNESDAY,

A 6rst.Fatc Family HORSE for sale cheap; q
BulEer'S Livery stable, known As tue btOSH sHi
HOFSe, HOvSH
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jan4ewd
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Let Common sense Decide.

What is the rational mode of procedure in
cases of general debility and nervous prostra-
ton Does not reason tell US that judicious
stimulation is required. To resort to violent
purgation in such case is as absurd as it would
be to bleed starving man. Yetit is done every
day. Yes, this stupid and uRPhiosephical prac-
tiee is continued in the teeth of the great fact
that physica' weakness, with all the nervous
disturbances that accompany it, is more GER
tainly and rapidly relieved by Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters than by any other medicine at pres
emit known. 1t is true that general debility Is
often attended with torpidity or irregularity Of
the bowels and that this symptom must not be
overlooked. But while the discharge Of the
waste matter of the of the system is xpedited
or regulated, its rigor must be recruited. The
Bittsrs do both. They combine aperient and
anti bilious properties with extraordinary tonic
power. Even while removing distractions
from the bowels, they tone and inSigorBte those
organs. Through the stomach, upon which the
great vegetable specific acts directly, il gives q
healthy and permanent impetus to every entee-
bled function. Digestion is facilitated, the fal.
tering circulation regulated, the blood rein
forced with a new accession OF the alimentary
principle tho nerves braced, and all the dor
mant powers of the system reused into healthy
action; not spasmOdically, as would DO the case
if q mere stimulant were administers but for
n continuance. 1t is in this way that sHch e1-
traordinary changes are wrought in the condi-
ton of the feeble, emaciated and nervous inva.
lids by the use o. this wonderful corrective,
Alternative and tonic. Let common sense decide
between such a preparation and prostrating
cathartic supplemented by poisonous astrin.
gent ike strychnine or quinia.
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A Romantic History.

When the French besieged and took
Rome in l8i9, there was very good
looking sergeant major of dragons,
named Harnouin, who commanded a
picket near the Aliens Palace. The old
Duchess of Gallese who lived there, was
ehildless, tootbless and sympathetic.
She saw the handsome Frenchman aad
proposed a marriage. Yarmouth, .
sharp Norman peasant by birth, saw
the advantage ID prospective, jumped
ut the offer, aud espoused the dowager,
the Pope having first authorized him
to assume the name and title of
the Gallese, which would otherwise
have become extinct. After tea years
of welded bliss the old Duchess was
gathered to her fathers, leaving every
thing she possessed to her husband,
who had always been attentive, kind
and devoted to her. TheDuke mourned
the proper number of months, and then
took another wife. Strange TO say, he
passed by all the swells, and chose one
of the Mezzocets, and so, by singular
chance, these two, of whom neither
possessed q drop of blue blood in their
veins, fad themselves at the very top
of the social ladder, and the owners of
one of the finest estates in all Italy.