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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21

The Sub Treasury Lar.-The bill for the es-
adjustment of the sub treasury system has re.
ceived the signature Of The president and is of.
fciuly pub shed in the Globe and other official
papers. 1t goes into Immediate effect, hut n
part Of its provisions are prospective.
The following notice of a part of the provIs
ions of the act is from the New York Evening
Post: rsr
From this time forwnd, one fourth of all the
revenues Of the u. Suites, whether they accrue
from duties on imported goods or from the sale
OF lands, or from taxes, OF from debts due TO the
govern ment, must he received in gold and Sill
yer. This arrangement will contnne until the
ID Of next June. after which another fourth nf
the revenue must be received in gold and ST: :
ver making half of the whole. a tler the 18th
Of June, 1912, another fouilh, and after the 18Th
of June 1913, the entire amount OF the revenues
ofeve,y description, including payments at the
post office, must he received in specie only,
This is the substance of the nneeenth section OF
the law providing for the collection and safe
keeping Of the revenue, which has been passed
by the name OF the specie clause. 1t accom-
pishes the entire change in the three years.
The officers who make payment in behalf of
the United States, must in the mean time, make
them in The currency which the act permits TO
he reueive, and after the lhrtielh OF June, lS43,
they must pay out only gold and silver.
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EGaYiaa@ rH'OOES.

TEHHE subscribers have the pleasure Of in forming
L. their customers and Farmers generally that
they have supply of The New London Sythes of
various kinds, manufactured expressly for us
They longer and not crooked they
generally make Them. We have sold the Now
London Syihes for the last three years. and conf
denlially recommend them superior cutters ia
any kind we have sold. We will warrant
them without any extra charge Also the Farmers
Rhode Island Sythes, Pitch Folks, Snatls, Rakes,
Sythe and Grind stoues. Please call and examine
SHEDD q JEWETT
St, Johustlry, June 81, IS40 lHa
II: b. Wnni waited in exchange for Goods
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OMMlsslONERs NOTICE.

XXTE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Orenns commissioners to receive, 'ex
anime and adjust the claims aud demands Of
all persons, against the estate Of Isaiah Nlacumber
late of Greensborough in said District, deceased
represented ns"lvent, and also all Claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto; and six months
from the day Of the date hereof being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore hero
bv give notice, that We will attend to the business
Of our appointments at the dwelling of Amos Cate
in Greensborough, in said District, on the second
Tuesdays of September and October next, at one
o'clock p. NJ on each of said days.
NOAH SPALDING,
STEPHEN DABcocK, commis-
FORDYCE S FRENCH ) sioners.
Dated this Sth day of phil, A. d. 1910. l53w3
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A FAMILY CONSUMED. The Perth ~. o.
Courier gives the particulars of the burning of u
shanty in South Shcrrooke, belonging 10 II
men named Patrick Foley, by which six chill
dren-the eldest girl fifteen years OF age-lost
their lives. The parents, having business at
Perth, left their shanty and children in charge
of their eldest daughter, and their return
found nothing but II heap OF ashes, in which
were found some OF the bones of their children
Ii is supposed thai the shauty took fire while
they asleep, the bones were found near
where the beds stood. .rr.... .....
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Watches, Silver and Plated
ESR1nRssS H#..
Eg ot asaic fir naa II n v.

NRS, 8 HILL, and j. ). SIAS, would respect
~ fully inform the inhabitants of ST. Johnsbury
and vicinity that they have established an lnfrma
nv Mt the south eNd of ST. J"hnsburv Plain, in the
building recently occupied ny w. c. Boardman
Temperance Hotel, where ihey will hold them
selves in readiness 10 bestow that greatest of bless
ings health, upon all those who win favor them
with call; and t" visit those at distance who are
unable to call upon them at The lnfrmary.
They will also keep constantly on hand an as
snrimont Of VEGETABLE MEDICINES; among
which may be found Vegetable Elixir; Vegetable
Linanlent; Health Restorative; Dyspepsia and Wine
Buters; Nerve, CaLa'tic. and Bathing Dropsi
Worm, Cough, Dy sentery and Female Strengthen
ing Syrups; Lobea and Asthmac Tinctures
Cholera, and Mothers Cordias; Worm, Tooth :,
Cough, Emetc, and Sweating Powders; Aromatic,
Vegetable aud Cnillarte Pills, &c, &c e.ss.ea-
St. Johnsbnry PLAIN, May 80, 1870 14Sm3
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az a @M a. gGRGu

In Sheffield the 20,h ult. by Reuben Miles,
Esq, Mr. Gordin Sylvester 10 Miss Eleta Libby
both of Sheffield.
In Danvile, July l2th, bs The Rev II c, Hand
Mr. Samuel Shaltuck, to Miss Jane Locke, both of
Dnnville.
In Washington, July | at the Wesleyan Chap
ell, by Rev. Mr.. hlason, Dr. William G.. Ford, of
Winsor, N. ii. 10 Miss Sarah Ann Orne, "fSnlton
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21
BRIGHTON MARKET-July 10.
Rrported for the Yankee

AT market, 225 BoefCaitle, 90 pairs of Working
Oxen, Is Cows and Calves, $50 Sheep; $3.50 Swine.
No Beef cattle remain unsold.
PRIc Es-Bcet CnitIe-We reduce quota
tons conform to sales. extra a so, first quail
iiy 6 25; second 5 rs II 6; third rs.
Cows and Calves-Sales at $25 2S, 80. and so.
Sheep-Dnll; lots sold for so, SO, 2 II,
9 33, and 9 rs.
Swine-No lots were sodto peddle; few wcro
retnied from l-2 to 10.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21
PLANO ENOlgF ES.

TT is admitted by all amateurs and evidenced by
Il the repeated prizes conferred by the Mechanics
Fair and other similar institutions IN NJ York and
pianos bv them manufactured, superior in
zone mechunism and finish 10 any in America:
The subscriber has accepted an agency for the
sale of said Instruments, and On application, VIII
order such as NAV suit either in tone or SIZE IN
branch mahogany or rose wood cnses
..l so, - lis EPHRAIM PADDOCK
ST. Johnsbury, April, 1910 a "a lA4't
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21

GTsit is understood that Gov. Hill has recei'
we'd the appointment Of Receiver General ut
Boston, under the sub Treasury law. 1t is also
understood that he declined the. appointment
Some may be surprised that he should decline
salary of s2.5OO, with tile privilege of the
draw and perqnisites,' and places fol his two
sons at $500 each, in these hard times. But it
not matter Of surprise. The business and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21
5 Ia ccp for 8 al G g..

MY PADDOCK intends To dispose of his Aock
ga of fine wooded Sheep, and will sell them in
small lots for the accommodation of those who
NAV wish TO improve their hocks; and if desired
on credit Of one years, with good secur,
~, pnynh!e in money wool. ). ~
ST. Johnsbury, June, 1910. l5s'ii
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r. A ~ YE .Ei Eg g .

Eff you want II good CRADLE for cutting your
a grain just call II Parks ut st. Johnsbury
Plain where you will be sure TO find a first rate
article. Merchants who wish for supply to sell
on commission will please direct line 10 tie sub
scriber, and they will be forwarded pos
sible. H. PARKS.
St. Johnsbury, JUly l3 1910. l54w4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21

revenues are much reduced. and probably will
he more so; and the apparent certainty OF n
change in the administration leaves the avaric'
ious Office seekers scarcely six months ON which
TO fatten--an inducement altogether insufficient
TO warrant change of business and residence
Concord Nv Fly SEnLeSmn1l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21

uPHon. Argus rus You've, has been nominal
for Congress in the 4ih District, and he will be e.
lec,ed un less his friends culpably negligent
The Gold Spoon party have NOMINATED r. B
Ransom for Congress in the Sd District. Everett
>v,II heat him by about 1000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21
ENaH.Esn for. Sale.

SITUATED one mile from Lyndon Corner cou
~ tanning about one hundred and six acres of as
good land us can be found in the state and ms free
from fios-with sugar orchard Of 400 trers-the
best apple and plumb orchard in the county.
There were kept on the farm the past year 36horn
ed CATTLE l20 sheep, and five horses aud colts. The
farm Is under l,igh state of cultivation, aud well
fenced. On it are two barns, ono so by 60, the
other 30 by Az feet, with two good sheds adjoining
Also three yards with running wafer in eacl,-a
first rate hos pen with cellar, boil house and a
stream of running water. a so good carriage
house, 90 by 30 ioo,--a one story house, painted
inside and OUT, with six rooms an twn chambers,
all well papered--two good cellars, two wood
sheds, first rate milk room, sarge sisern with
pump in tho kitchen and an excellent well of wa
ter close 10 the house with pump; aud many
other con eniences as can he found any other
farm in this vicinity The above farm is free from
all incumbrance-the purchaser must pay few
hundred dollars down ard the balance when he is
II mind to. For further particulars inquire of
SlLAS HOUGHrON, Esq
Lyndon Corner. a. .. l55-,i.
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To these articles OF war tile helIgerenl foes con-
sented. Pence was thereupon restored. Hands
were shaken, mint Julaps We're drank; and
the affair terminated, happily without bloodshed
~ Y. Erpress
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21
Heed eRassp5eerrieS.

TIME subscribers wish to purchase four or five
H. bushels of Red Raspberries delivered in good
SHEDD " JEWETT.
July Ia, 1910. ... ... 1855
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21

0Fs.I.et the Locos march shoulder to Shout /.
der,' says IL prominent Loco Foco piper: III
we must be beaten, LEI us at least smeet our fate
in the liill discharge of our duty Hug me,
Peg, said Jonathan 10 his wife IN II thunder
storm; 'let's die like men.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21
10! THEY COM E

The following renunciations of Van Burenisrn,
by men in Mortified, this State, may be looked
upon as signs of the times;
The persons named below, substantial, in
dependent and intelligent farmers; indeed, we
learn that ALL one,a ARE ranked among mature s
nobemen, the tiIers of the soil. Such men,
whose sole aim it is to have the g0Ocrnment ad
ministsred rightly no matter by whom, possess the
purest democracy Nor is it to be said that these
men. have thanged. They go now for the same
principles that they proessed in former years-ah
economical, honest and constitutional administra
ton, which shall respect the rights and promote
The best interests of tho people. The change has
an fact been In tina, administration, which firm
adherence 30 tho principle now comPes them to
abandon.
TOTHE PUBLIC.
We the undersigned have heretofore been sup
soorters of the administration of Mr.. Van Buren,
der tho impression that the principles which he
~professed in accordance with the democracy
of Jeffer and Madison but after a careful exam
inaton of the measures at the present adminislra
ton, and comparing them with the sentiments, they
formerly professed to hold, we have become con-
WINGED that they widely differ from What was con-
sidered democracy in 1928. We do Therefore,
hereby announce our determination to abandon the
administration; and finding that Vim. FL. Harrison
has been nominated for the Presidency, we will
give him and the principles laid down by the
Wings, our most ardent support believing that by
this course, we shall carry out the principles Of
true democracy, and do justice to one who has ey-
served his country we'll.
Isaac Knsman, Ichabod Hatch,
Party Tyler, John Plastridge,
Simon Eggleston, ORANGE Emerson,
Lyman Hougbton, VIM. Parker,
William w knapp, David Coiburn,
Samuel w. Woodbury., Charles F. Blake,
Washington Morse, Asahel Blake,
Rufus Woodbury., jr., Asahel Blake, jr.,
Rufus Woodbury., John Bacon, jr., '
George Stanton, John Leonord,
Phander Carpenter William Noyes
Northfeld, July A, 1910. '1 ~
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STRAY STEER.

A NEAT Ioariing SiGer came into enclo-
IN about the 18th al June last The owner
is requested 10 prove property, pnv charges aud
take him away. = WM. LOCKE.
Lyndon July n, 1870 l55-3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-16

A LIST of letters remaining in the Posr
IA Office at Tchula Miss. on the LIST day Of
April 1910, which if not taken out before the LIST
day ofjuly next, will be sent TO the Post OHce
Department as dead letters.
R.-Bcll S ID, Bright Doctor jesse, Beasly
Phillip S, Bluett homas G 2, Bell Win II /.
Bell Mrs Arris, Brewster u B. :
Cary james l., Gardozo J M 3, Cage
Edward, Cox Hiram S, Cherry D, Comlor, F
NJ 2, Cooper Nathan.
D.-Dean John 6.
F.-Fowler Alfred 2, Fraysier WmJ,3
ls.-Glasscock VIM IL, Galloway l. G @.
Galloway Richardson 2, Gwin James NJ.
Hurst Mrs Ann E, Hunter Caroline L. lI;p.
gins james.
KYLE VIM S, KERN G.
L.-Land Thomas Il, Land Thomas 2. Land
VIM, Land Silas, Lane Caroline A, Lew. New.
ton, Lynch s M 2, Lawton CT.
McIhoy Robert, Maury J NJ, McAee
Morgan 3.
P.-Page John G.
R.-Richardson John C 9.
S.-Scruggs & Bell 2, Stocks William C.
T-Thomrson David d.
W.-West james R, West n c, Wis. Chm.
Wetmore james C.
Persons calling for letters in the above La,
vii iplease say they are Advertised.
WILLIAM F. STANSBURY. p M
April IL % 3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-16

A Black Duel-A gentleman while n
The country lew days since witnessed
duel between two crows. The combat.
ants had chosen fine open piece of
ground for the conflict, and third colored
bird ga, upon an old stump Of tree as
umpire. They were fighting when he ap.
preached the spot, and the umpire irnme.
diately commenced loud caping, to give
The combatants warning Of the approach
OF stranger, but so intent were they on
victory, that neither Of them paid anv AT.
'en.ion to warning. so he stretched out his
sable wings and flew to a hi sh tree. In
the NEAR. time, while the duelists contin.
ued their combat with considerable e-rlar
i precisely in The manner Of well-trained
game cocks, retiring far apart and then
rushing towards each other with a shock
that threw them some feet into the air.
AT length they cliached, and with claws
deeply plunged into each others neck, fell
exhausted IN the grass, where they lay at
the mercy Of any one who might chance
to pick them up. We are sorry to per-
cieve that the practice Of duelling is gain
ing ground so fast, and we call upon The
lady crows TO frown it down, it is the on
ly effectual means whereby it can be ar
rested Bait. Clipper.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-16
MARSHAL'S SALE,

Comstock s. Andrews Rcturnuble TO the. s q
ysa q "a Circuit Court 10 May
;! mcknight q Go. term 1910.
Muihy e. Starr
IS al Il "a
J Mcknight & Co.
BY virtue Of the above stated executions, to
me directed, from the Honorable Unitetl States
rent Court, lor the Southern Disric, Of Missis.
sippl, Will expose to public sale to the highest
bidder for cash, before the Coult house door OF
Hoimes county The
First Monday, the 9TH day Of May ncx,,
The following described land, to vii: the un,ivi-
ded half OF the cust half of scctlcn 8, and west
half south west qualter aud south east quarter
OF south west quarter of section 10, township Id,
range east, also, The ives, halfnorih west quar-
yer ana south west quarter section 3, and wcs,
nan south west quarter OF section s, and east
huii north east quarter Of section 8, township l3,
range Least, containing S12 acres more or less
Levied on as the property oi said tlefendun,
u Mcknight to satisfy plaintiffs demand aud
cost oil suit, will cell all the right title interest
and claimthe defendant may have in and to the
above described land.
W NJ GWlN, Marshal,
BY e Pmssell, DM.
April q, 81 tos Prs fee Sl2.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-16

A LIST Of letters remaining in the Pos,
IA Office at Franklin Miss. on the Js, day Of
April 1910, which il not taken out before ,hr LAT
day ofJuly next, will he sent to The Post Office
department as dead letters.
Arnold Mary M. Byrd Hiiam. Ryrd ~ N.
Bom J, Burus James, Boar Miss r. Il, Bullock
T, Mggs Margaret, Bonna w IN, Baker j r.
Baker Thomas II, Bartlwel p, Barbour ] n.
Bates J c. Cintra Miss r, Cunningham G W
3, Cook J 3. Davis William Dixon Hugh
East John, Exam J ~, Ellis Edmund. Foster
I'll, Foreman J, Fowler a, Ford FL. Gage
Matthew, Gibson N, Grunstend IVY. Gulri,iyc
Joel. Hulbut r l., Harris c, Horton Mrs G.
iIarerove " II, Hatch A, Horton M. Johnson
S W, 6, johnson w, johnson ] ID. Kine W
6. Lewis WiIinm +, Lacy John 9, Landfair d.
McMilion ", MCGEE A G, cEachun II, Nor.
lis I'm, Mnly I $, MorisonJ II. oldham
Miss e E. Hahn, A NJ, Parks S 3, Patterson
y. 3, Perkins r v n, Patrick J A. Picket
Mrs J. Russell II j, Roberts Sarah. ROWS In.
crctia. Snednker Wn. Sims r, Sanders E wa.
Sanders q Il ", Sharp M 2, Smith II M,
Sheryef ): Stewart j, Sproes Nancy. TAYLOR
j NJ, TAYLOR r. 9, Taylor job 2, Tnyio, o, Tan
ncr e B. iribble NJ, Thomas d. &, 9. Usher
W. Watson Sarah, Wilams X nj. Williams
RS, Williams B S, Hilson J NJ, Williams II,
Wahlneton Mary, WadIingion El,gah, VVad-
Ington Frances, Wadlington +, Walker
WIN.
Persons calling for letter. in the above li.,,
will please say they are advertised e
A. M. MAYO, p NJ.
Apr'l III, % Nv
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-16

ACorNTRY CLERGyMAN.-He had heen
vicar Of Yatton for nearly thirty years,
having been presented to it by the late
Mr.. Aubrey, with whom he had been init
mate at college. He was u delightful
specimen of a country parson. Cheerful.
unaffected, and good nalured, there was
dash of quaintness, or Of -oughness about
his manners, that reminded you Of the
crust in very fine old port. lie had been
q widower, and chldIess, for fifteen years
His parish had been ever since his family.
whom he still watched over with an affec.
'ionate vigilance. He was respected and
beloved by all. Almost every man, VIC.
man, and child tina, had died in Yatton.
during nearly thirty years. had departed
with the sound Of his kind and solemn
voice in their ears. He claimed sort of
personal acquaintance with almos, all the
grave stones in his little church.ynrd; aud
and when he looked at them he felt that
he had done his duty by the dust that
slept underneath. He was at the bedside
OF a sick person almost as soon, and as
often, as the doctor-no matter. what sort
Of weather,nr ut what hour Of the dav or
night. Meihinks ! see him now, busting
abon. the village, with the healthy ruddy
cheek, a clear, cheerful eye, hair white
ns snow; with small stout figure, clothed
IN a suit of rusty black. (knee hreeches
and CATERS all round the year,) and with
small shovel hat No one lives in the
vicaTase with him but an elderly woman.
his housekeeper and her husband, whose
chief business is to look after the little
garden; in which | have often seen him
aud his master, with his coat of, digging
for hours together. He rises at FIVE in
the winter, and four in the summer, being
occupied till breakfast with his studies
for he was an excellent scholar, and has
not forgotteo, in the jealous discharge of
his sacred duties, the pursuits Of litea.ure
and philosophy, in which he gained no
uncomfortable distinction in his youth.
He derived very moderate income from
his living; but It is even more than suffi.
cient for his ecessities.--Bl ack,cood,s
Magazine.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-16

Dangers of Female Society," can't
look full in purity gals face, all flush.
ing 50, without being kind dazzled and
scorched. 1t wakens me up this cold
weather, and kindles such pulse in nv
heart that the blood runs through it as
hot az if it had run through steam pipe.
And then the oil alfred things have so
many sly ways Of coming over Teller
with them are crinkum crankums OF theiru
that don't think much Of Teller tina,
can SEQ their purity mouths work and not
feel his own work too. II they side no,
/ can't help sidlin too il | died, and when
their black eyes fail fash on me, ! melt
right down under 'em as cut grass in
WeathersHeld on hot summer day. It,s
natur all this, and l can't help it now
how.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-16

letter 5. on each shoulder and thigh, APP
praised to S75. One chcsnnt sorrel
horse, eight years old, about IA hands
high, q star on the forehead, aud white
nose; no brands perceiveable. appraised
to Sl0e.
TAKEN up by Reuben Vaughn, two
horses, one ball face three white legs,
and white pided on the right jaw, and
sides colored dark sorrel, Ia hands high,
| or years old, appraised TO $40. The
other is brown mare, four years old, ii
hands high. the right hind foot white; no
other marks perceptable, appraised to $75.
TAKEN up by JET. Fatheree, yell
low bay horse, eight years old, a small nip
or crop of the lief, ear, blach streak run
ming down his back appraised to S75.
TAKEN up by Lindsey s. Wells,
grey mare mule, about 10 or IL years old,
branded on the left thigh with Nj.
TAKEN up by Robert Olphint, a
chestnut sorrel horse, with small star on
his forehead, some marks on his shoulder
made by the collar, about 10 or IL years
old, appraised to $65.
JOHN N. BASKIN, Ranger.
April Q2-3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-16
MARSHAL'S SALE.
l.. d. c. Turmaa
b. w. g. e. Sanders
and securities

and securities
Returnable 10 the United States Circuit
Court Of the United Suites, for the south
ern district OF the state Of Mississippi, to
May term 1910.
BY virtue Of the above stated execu-
tion TO me directed, l will expose TO sale to
the highest bidder for cash, before the
court house door of Holmes county, Lex
iugton, Mississippi, on the
First Monday in May merit,
the following lands, 10 wit: the south east
quarter Of section 80, and south half Of
seclcn SO, township IA, range east;
also the west half moth west quarter and
west half sonth west quarter Of section 3,
and east half north eas, quarter and east
half south east quarter section a, township
IL, range 2 east, containing in all 500
acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property Of the defend
mt Daniel M. Dulany, to satisfy the
plaintiff debt and cost Of suit. April LIST,
1910.
w. NJ. GWlN, Marshal,
BY Z. Pnrssell Deputy.
April 4 81 tbs Pr fee IL Dollars.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-16

ssWell stranger, where are YOU out,n y,
said landlady Of Arkansas to her guest.
Why, madam, am now from Baltimore
Maryland, but was born and brought M
in Massachusetts,, near Boston, said ,he
gentleman. 'Aint that the place whar
the Yankees livev said the lady, sYes
ma'am,' replied the gentleman. Law
me! you are the very man have beer
looking srter this long time, my clock i,
81 ~ ~, sieculatsd the lady 10 scstacie,
sfjoy.
IArkansas Pap~,