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[Translated from a Francb paper for tho Home Journal.!
PO:r.;TRY YET IN THE 'WORLD!
The winding up„ of a romance in rent life
Las recently taken place in the guns -official
world of Par's=- • Thus rune the story:
At a Court• Ball, some twenty yenta since, n
young officer of the French cavalry met, 'and
was chartred by a beautiful English girl. - He
obtained an iutroduamit, and danced with her
as often as he could, without challenging the
remark of Hi:, grace, the young ,lady's papa
Our hero was handsome, amiable, ,witty, and
in every W - lly a iferisoirtn — win - the - good will of
the fair ses He was , of, good family, and had
the,uristecraticdiaifixed to his naive, although
he could - boast nOlintrimonial estate.
• The young lel : VMS' of England's",privileg
ed la- - sr 7- 6 of i\n'o de-and wealthy. This, how
ever,\rk our lover dl d not know when first he
bowed before the c arms of her beauty. Love
begets love, and wo en are grateful; and the
ftiir. girlifettiened the young soldier's devotion.
They Met often:—how or 'where we cannot .
say ; but Paris is large, and English customs
are convenient for young people. This was
01l charmingly agreeable, but unsatisfactory;
fur theirs was a flirtation with a serious inten
talon affixed to it—marriage!
At length our heroine discloses her wishes
to her parents. They aro horrified ; Mei,
daughter marry a Frouchilinn, merely a Lieu
tenant, a man without estate! It is not to be
° thought of. She listens to thi.-.3le„r s .isicn it.
tears. A first weakness passed, however, a•(
__LfecisiNattire's didate and the strength whicl ,
love gives! She next boldl3 and firmly do
Mares to her parents, that she loves the young
officer with her whole heart, and him alone
will she marry. That if they will not permit
her to judge of her own happiness, she c3n
wait till she is of age, when the clergyman
may marry them without parental leave.
.-. My Lord and My Lady are made conscious
that their fair ,and gentle daughter has a will
of her own, and also a patient determinatiot.
to' gratify that will. They ootne to a parley,
and enter into negotiations with the young
people.
The lovers are\to be separated for two years
—it shall not be ocnsidered an engagement—
and the young lady shall receive the addresses
of other suitors.
On the other hand, the lovers are to be per
witted to correspond, and if they remain
lovers at the end of two years, they sial
marry with full consent and approbation.
The young lady consoles her anxious lover
with assurance that her love is unchanging,
and that two years' absence will only serve to
prove their affection for each other, and endear
them to ono another, still more.
They parted. The ,English party returned
home. During a month they exchange letters
daily—and" Such letters! Of what a length,
and how full , of 'terme of endearment! How
poor 1ang.14,8 iieemed to them!
But, one:daY;''Ourrfair heroine listened in
vain for the aCCUstO , tiked postman's knock, so
well known to every 'Londoner. He came not.
The text day pass 4 d,-.and the noxt—and no
tidings; :and thus many days 'Pissed, and
brought disappointment only. Weeks length
ened into months, and no letter cheered the
sick heart of the poor girl. The third month
came round, and her hope became faint; then
"My Lady" consoled with her daughter, up
braided—the young soldier,•aud urged tho ac
ceptance of Lord , a suitor for her
hand. "It was thus that a true English heart
should resent an insult." Three months more
passed. Meanwhile, the unhappy damsel,
writes lettere, and solids them in every possi
ble way, in the hope of obtaining an explana•
Lion of this long silence. None comes; doubt
becomes conviction—she deserted. She
stifles the love in her heart, and pride comes
to aid her self-respect. Having no longer a
desire Of her own, she yields to that of her
mother "My Lady, I will marry Lord —;
but since I have so decided, let as be married
quickly."
- -It was done,
Fifteen years pass by. Our
heroine is a widow ! Five years more, and
•"My Lady" lies ill unto death.
She calls her daughter to her bedside, and
- confesses that she had detained -the letters of
the young officer—that he bad been faithfuh
The proofs of it pore by the hundred in such
a desk. "My Lady" dies. Our heroine seeks
these letters . of the lover of her youthful days,
and finds heaps of his, end also then' she had
written, in the vain hope of obtaining emplane
lion of his silOnao.
Twenty years of disappointment were for
gotten in reading the expressions of aftqction
and devotion which they breathed. She was
young again; end her heart had known no
'care; it was again the spring time of her
Sho took these lettere with her, end went
to raria.
She'sought information from the Minister of
W a r ; of him who WAS Lieutenant in the cavalry
in 113 1 54. -The nuthoritities replied that the
Lieutenant of that time, was now Ceminand
log 'General, and that he was stationed In one
'Of the . Sdulhorn Departments. The 'whieW
wrote to the General that she was at Paris,
and Desired to see him. He obtained leave of
absence. old hastened to meet the lady. Al
is explaiited>and_our lovers are married. To
be sure, the General is no longer young ; but
his manners have the same charm, and his
elegance and style lessen his apparent age.
The lady carries her inadmissible forty years
as if they numbered but thirty. The latter
\verity years of their lives are likely to b
appier than either of the first.
Anti so a real life romance, that is very
iko one in a story book;
FIRST OYSTER-EATING
The North British-Review for February. has I
a most humorous and withal a valuable artio'e
on -Diet and Dress," from 'which we extract
the following
It has often been said that he must have
been a bold man who first ate an oyster.--
This is said in ignorance of the legend which
assigns the first of oyster-eating to a very
natural - cause. It is related that it man walk
ing one day by the sea-shore, picked up ono
of these savoury bivalves just as it was in the
act of gaping: Observing the extreme smooth
ness of the' shell, he insinunted his finger be
tween them that Ito might - feel their shining
surface, when suddenly they closed upon the
expl ring digit'with a sonsationless pleasura
ble than he anticipated. The prompt with
drawal of his finger was scarcely a more
natural movement than its 'transfer to big
mouth. It is not very clear why people when
they hurt their ft, gers put them to their
mouths ; but it is very certain that they dct;
and in this case the result was most fortunate.
The owner of the finger tasted nyster•juice for
the first time, as the Chinaman in Elia's essay
having burnt his finger, first tasted Trickily.
The •avour was had made a
.1 1,reatildiscovery f ; so ho picked up the Oyster,
lorced open the shells, banqueted upon their
contents, nud soon brought oyster-eating into
fashion. And unlike most fashions, it has
rioter gone, and is never likely to go out.
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express. If interviews be desired, or visits requested,
Dr, D. will endeavour to accenurictlate synth ants as tar
as he can. The Doctor speaks the.Erigllsh. and the Ger
man Languages. ,iteli'L. ( Jun. 17, 11,55
IMFO4TANT TO FEMALES!• •
DR. CIiIIeSESIAN'S PILLS.
The combination of ingredients - in these tills is the re
sult of a long and extensive practice•, they are mild' in
their operation, and certain of restoring nature to its
proper channel. In every instance have these i'ills prix
ved successful. They invariably open those obstructions
to which Females are liable, and bring nature Into its
proper channel, whereby health is restorectand the pale
and deathly muntename changed to a healthy one. No
female can enjoy good health unless she is regular: and
whenever an obstruction takes place, whether fl.om ex
posure, cold or any other cause, the general health im
mediately begins to decline, and, the want of ruche rem
edy has been the cause of so many consuinptionn among
young females. To ladies whose health will not remit
of an increase of their family, these pills will prove a val
cable acquisition, as they will prevent pregnancy.—
Headache. pale In the aide. palpitation of the heart, loa
thing of food, and di turbed sleep do most always arise
from ahe interruption of nature; and whenever that
the case, the pills will invariably remedy all thert
Nor are the less efficacious in the cure of Leticorrlura.
commonly called the "Whites:' These pills should nev
er be taken. during pregnancy, as they would to sure to
muse a miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable. and
free from anything (Omit us to lifd or health. Fulland
explielt directions accompany each-box. ...
These pills are put up in square tint boxes. Persons
residing where there is no agency established. by encic.
sing Ono Dollar In a letter, pre-paid. to Dr. C 7. 1.. ell El 81: 2
MAN, No. 207, Dieecker street, New York, can have them
sent to their respective addressive by mail.
TUST RECEIVED AT THE FAN
11'1 ILY GROCERY STORE of the subscriber, n .?da
rionhail,
A no* supply of fresh Water Crackers,
Soda, Butter, Pie Mc awl Sugar Buiscult.
radius, Corn Starch, Tapioca. Sago, Pearl Barley.
Extract of Coffee. Rice Flour. Baking Powder, ke..
A new let of superior Table Oil,
Pickles, Tomato Ketchup, French Mustard.
Pay
' Rum. &c. J. NV. EllY.
STEW GROCERY
R °CERIES 1r AND VA it LTY STORE.
The subscriber would respeAfully inform his friends ani
tho pubibl generally, that ho has Just returned from th
city with a largo and varied assortment of
GROCERIES, (LASS and Oil EENS.IV AR/ 4.-14..a+!,.
FISH. he., k.. which he offers for sale on th.
most reasonable terms, at his• New Sten
corner of North Hanover street and thelM)
Ile Square, directly opposite the Carlisle Pc.
posit Bank. Ilia stock. embrases everything usuall:
In a Grocery and Variety store.
The public are invited to call avid examine hiestoe)
before purchasing elsewhere, its he feels confident he cr..
sell the best goods at the lowest prices.
J. D. HALBERT.
EW , STO R E &
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CIO l l l N l s l y a
lATutt
TSE‘RirgetooNnTs.D'. t B . ,
s an d
, o4, ar t e i
s roet, sixth store above market. B. C
EVERETT'S Patent Graduating Pressure TRUES, for th
cure of Rupture; Shoulder limps, Supporters, Ehutti
Stockings, Suspensary, lientorrimidal, and Bandages S
deformities. , Jan. 11-Iy.
A. SA:LT.-5000 S.Acks G. A
( 13 1 f , SALT,torealo .lY
PARR. OEISE & eo.
WE call the attention of theto
PORTABLE GARDEN OR FIRE E.'GINE, fer
watering gardens or extinguirllng fires. An excellent
article, neat, cheap And convenient. F ur eale at
novl-1,354 lIAXTONII.
ACRSII.IIIII'S COAL. 5,01
.Afi bushels Blacksmith's Cooi, rate article r,
coining and for wile try ,
Jaull•ant W.
s 5. I ,
• AM NOW fist . (,
e r it in 4 ti
m tO o e s k t o v f t i l F t sc ! r i t . un iOs e N o
(
A s pi " , " iii the lurgneied
opened in Carlisle, to which I invite the early intenth
of , the pubil., us 1 Intend gelling at' priced which CRUID
tell to peace the eleFest purchaser.
inarclati
Jltc iciiic
111 s Clineter by ReFpeetable Neighbors, Lc
Flour & Oraln Commission Moreballs, Spear'a wbuci,
Baltimore, Doc 6
QOULD,-,[Successor .to' A .
ty No. 164 Chestnut tit, Swaim's Building, 1
L.
phis, extensive Musk Publisher, and , healer hi 3
Instruments of every
. descriptlcar.
Exclusive agent for the DIITIF
rlttollt Bridge 2Eollan find oiher Vials
011 bed's Boudoir llamas, Melodeons, Martin's t 7,
Violins,:Bheet Mush, Music Books, &C.
Itesidentsof the country will be supplied by nu..
otherwise with music they nifty wish, es low us i
chased In person. Having one of the largest 5t. , .• •
the United litates4 feel confident of satisfying a)
may favor me with a.vall or order.
Dealers in Music supplied on the most literal to•
Planes to let. fecund-hand Planes foraxle.
C
HEAP NV ATCIIIS AND JEW
itY, WHOLESALIC and littAlL, at the "
0 . , ,,, , dolphin WatAi and Jewelry il
i.
fit
-- A K •Number 96 North Second i..-'7tret t
, nor of Quarry, Philadelphia.
\ _ Lever Watches, full jewellod.
A c at cases,' -
, J ' Gold Lepinc , 1.8 carat cases,
E'." + :::: • '
~..' -„,-..._.,- —,- Silver " jewels,
' l3 • r u tiN 11,1 i ) ."' Silver Lover, full jewelled, I ,
Superior Quartiers, - -
Gold Siusctaeles, - - -
Fine Silver Spectacles, -
..
-
-
Gold 'Bracelet?, - -
Ladies' Gold Pencils, ,-- - -
-
Silver tea Spoons, set. -
Gold Vans, with Pencil and Silver Holder. -
Gold Fituter Rings ;',73,e, cents to s.Bj Wat.h, Gle
.ploin,P44 cents, Pateiit ft-%, Lunet ...r. ; other u rn
In propordon. All goods Aran anted to be what ti,
sold for,
STAUFFER. & IIA LLY
Op hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and Ler
s till Jeerer than the above prices.
JO
inanufiteturer and or of:
PAI'ENT EQUA RE UPIOOIIT WOOD BOX al Alt i
N 0.106 North MUItTII Street (above Bact)PHILA .
PIII A. Matches having become an indlspensable , • ,
in houselteeping,,lhe 'subscriber after a great set
time and money, iv enabled to'Oita .
tide at once combining, Utility and Cheapness. 't
venter knowing the danger apprehended on, ace( o. I
the ti imsey manner- in which Matches are gyve,
packed in paper, has by the aid of Kew Steam Marl•r.
of his own invention, succeeded in getting up a oA I k
PATENT SQUARE UPRIGHT WOOD BOX; this I.
far preferable, in as much that it occupies no more
than the old round wood box; and contains at it, -
Two Hundred per Cent more Matches, which to Shirr ,
is considerable advantage; it is entirely new, and mtet,,
against molature and spontaneous combustion,
all danger on transportation by means of Itailroad. d
boat or any other mode of Conveyance.
These Matches aro .packed so that one gross or v
may be shipped to any part of the World with
safety. They are the most desirable article fir I
Consumption, and the Southern and western 11 , 211 .
that have over been invented.
DEALERS and silirrenS; will do well to cal; .
examine for themselves.
irruThese matches, are WARRANTED to be tut- , •
to anything heretofore offered to the Public.
,101 IN DONNELLY-
Phila. Doer 4, nu
FRENCH. TRUSSES, Weighing I.
than 254 ounces, for the cure of Ilerniaor h •
acknowledged bythe highest tnedicalauthoritiesot
adelphis, incomparably superior to any other in
u.
•Sufferers will bo gratified to learn tluit the occlude]
offers to procure not (filly the highest and most rzn•
as durable a Truss ea any other, in lieu of Moen') 1., • •
and uncomfortable article usually Bold. There is I k •
icony attending the f i tting, and when the pad 6 1, •
EA it will retain its pceltlon oltlicut change.
Parsons at a distance unable to call on the suls.
can have the Truss sent to any, address, by rem! ,
fire dollars for the single Truss, or ten for the derl
with measure round the hips. end' stating side affect
It will be exchanged to suit ILnot , fitting, by rcturvt
at once, unsoiled. For sale only by the Importer.
CALEB IL NEFDLI
Corner Twelfth and Race streets. Fhilndel•
humus, requiring the benefit of lilechardea ,
porters, owing to the derangement of the Inter: •
flans, Inducing failing of the Womb, Vocal, Vulva.
Dyspeptic, Nervous and Spinal Weakness, am int •
that a competent and experienced Lim! will ue
teodanco at the Dooms; (set apart for their each •
use) No. 114 TWELFTII St., let door below have.
•
July 20,'54.
HAYES' Patent Tubular Oven
Allt II ANGIE, *various .11.4, to cult Families,
ctrliouses and Hotels.
Tiwso in want of a superior Cooking Apparatus a,
sited to call at our 'Warehouse and examine this h.,
For durability, ceontany and simplicity in operuti
stands unrivaled. It has a perfect hot air vanillas..
and meats raked In this ovon.,w ill retain their jule
flavor equal to that roasted before an open are.
and pastry cooked at the same time without one , a
ins the other. It will supply sufficient heated .
heat additional roma for the es idestweather. ]t b
descending or return flues, and Is 'equally well ad:
to bituminous or common bard coal. The steam
over the boiling part of thahange carries off the e
and scout of cooking, as well st.g beat In summer.
Every Range Ftlld warranted to give satisfaction,
sixponse to the purchaser.
HAYES' VENTILATOR, Patented October, 154.
Public Halls, , Factories, Railroad Cans, c1111111:11ea, I
Ships, Steamers, Ac.
Pure airds a subject" claiming the attention of
Individual, and all buildings should .be provided
the proper means of ventilation.
Also, a powerful Wstatilisa AND VANTILATI Tr a'
for Dwellings, School Mouses, Churches, Halle, Fi
Factories, de:
A largo assortment of Office, Hall and Cooking St
Parlor Orates, Registers, Ac. 'Wholesale and retail.
RAND Sr HAYES
8^ North Sixth street,.Ph
dfir Personal attention given to warming and s
lating both public and private buildings.
, •
EMOV ED.-E. NEWLAND &
wholesale and retail LOOKING GLASS AND i•
TURE. FRANIF, MANUFACTORY, N 0.120 ARCII st
opposite the Theater, Philadelphia.
Co. received the only Prise Medal, award,
the Crystal.Paßtee exhibition, N. Y., 28.5 A, In the • i
States, for Gilt,.ltecorated, Mantel and Pier
G RATIS! --Just Published--4 T.
DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE.—A few words Or
national Troatmont;without Medicine, ffprruuttor
or local weakness ,'nervous debility; low zpirits,lassitu
weakness of the limbs and lack, indisposition and .
parity for study and labor; dullness of epprehensi
less of memory, aversion to society, love of eolith&
midity, self distrust, dizziness, headache, involunl e.•
dischargea,*fains in the side, affection of the eyes, p;-
ples on the face, sexual and other Infirmities In man
From the Fronch of Dr. It. Delancey:
The important fact that these alarming oomph Is.
may easily be removed WITIIOVT lIEDICIN*, Is In this atm `.
tract clearlY demonstrated, and the edthnly new so—
highly successful treatment, es adopted by. the Auth.
fully explaioed, by means of which every ono Is enh
tercure hitits.'elf perfectly and at the least poraible nt et s
avoiding thereby all the advertised nostrums of
day. •
aunt to any 'address, gratis and put free, in a stale
envelope, by remitting (post paid) two postage stomp
to Dr. lit. Delancey, 17 Lispoottrd street, fort.
•
)larch 1-ly
IFOOLLIIN. lof . of ye:
v supArtne" !wary and Even Woollen Yarn
unro.
pm
rt4elved, much bettor than the city yarn, all M
CIIAB.. 00tLET
CCHEAP SILKS.-1 am ,now copemn
a large assortment of MAC K SiLICB. Also,
n llSolnient of now styles fashionable TALL BILKS, 'se
• '
shear.
t,cl4
JOHN r. LYNIt
yriiintlefpOia.
51 . ny 20. IF:,
106 Norih r
FOUILTII St. rtillne
mauls OGILD,