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Pries Two Cents.
Fa'isington, Pa.
Fa'isington, Pa.
tCorrespo ndence of the He adj
fALLsINGToN Bucks Co. PAD
Sept 7, 1913
School System in Psnnsytuania-Q uakes-Ab,li-
fiOn.

Sept. Z 1913
School System in Psnnsytuana-Qu ak.rs-Ab,li-
fi0n.
JAS. GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR
The country correspondence Of the Herald being
of much importance TO those residing at distance
from each other, as by its means they get better
accounts OF particular localities and their inhabi-
tans than they can obtain elsewhere allow me to
contribute my mite for that purpose. Newspapers,
particularly the Herald, have done more to make
acquainted with each other, than any other chan
mel am aware OF. The Herald being the grand
centre oil information OF every kind, real personal
and mixed" eagerly sought for at this place, and,
IN my estimation, has done more TO diffuse useful
Information than all the comnol schools in this dis
trct tor the last ten years In fact, our common
schools have been so wretchedy manage latierlv.
| owing principally TO the opposition which the system
receives from some OF our wealthy inhabitants who
dislike taxation as means OF educating children
generally, and who imagine wealth ~ a sufficient
passport 10 society without education-hat sui iicent
| money cannot be- raised to employ competent teach
ers The onstquepce Is, our common schools are
in miserable condition; and system OF education
which has re hected so much honor on hci citizens,
is with us doomed to fall into disgrace.
This il beautiful region, and nature has been
lavish of her favors Vegetation, under the influence
of this delightful weather, progresses rapidly and
bids fair 10 reward the husbandman with great
abundance.
This IL one of the oldest settlements in the United
States, being part of the original purchase OF Will
liam Penn A great number of the inhabitants still
hold to the tenets Of that uy great aud benevolent
man-he who never sought to obtain lands by fraud
and vioence-and whose followers, by their integ-
nty and benevolence, secured the affections Of the
original holders OF the soil TO such an extent that
in the darkest days OF Inoisn warfare, no outrage
was ever attempted on their settlements. Although
generally very unpretendng men, there are some
among them of very fine talents, and most sound
and dIscrimlr ating Judgment; the kind Of men who
do the real business OF life, and give character, by
their use uness, integrity and benevoenee, to their
age and generation. Among these men l might
number Mr.. J. M, Jr., DR.. l., and many
others
Abolition has its friends here Net that fanati-
cism which woad light the torch Of civil discord
| and wrong one man to right another, which would
array one Sc con OF the Union against the other in
deadly warfare and irf,ct an evil a thousand fold
greater than the one they wlsh to remedy. But
lhey would prefer that Congress devise some me aus
purchase he slaves OF the south, and in doing
peace ably rid the country Of the stain OF slavery
tailed on us by our English toretathers, and which
we have not as yet been enabled to wipe of
Yours, &c. Delaware.
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xryitnn WELL kNOWN SOLOMON HEiNE, M d.,
w tO approached this city upwards Of nine
w medical physician and surgeon, keeps his office No 81
ESafr ~ near broadway. au23 1msr
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CouRr FOR THE CORRECTION OF FRRoRs, Sept
9.-No. 70 Charles Pumpely imid &c vs., Aaron
Clark. Mr.. M. T. Reynolds was heard for respon'
dent. Mr.. j. s. Bosworth was heard 10 reply; Ne,
clson postponed Till next term Adjourned until
Monday at IL O'Clock M.
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M b. SANFORD cash TAlLokrfINJId ,..orJm.nt
lNl. has lust Opened entirely 'd v,s.
of English and Ferch Clo.h; Js,sss not i. ,u5rs.ed
which FOR beauty ELEGANCE aud dursb'iy ~ VI
In this city being bought for cash ne WI, sei' % 4, ~,
~ III 81 Der cheaper INA" nose VINO on rot
WV L nSinrpes aud OTHERS who
s,y ont ci,y arc respectfully invited ~ call AID eSamns
~ % IN sis shIon which shall please The most e..
=. s,rIs good cutting, workmanship, aud prices He
% r. form hi, customers that he has ard entire
opt,t of outftng of every description, con-
;I,ng Of stocss scarf. collars, bosous shirts drawers sus-
ids slk aud linen cambria handkerche gloves and no.
srry Of all kinds. ,
r. b. Punetu,ity observed strictly in 6llirE al orders
M b. SANFORD,
80 lm'r Next to the Herald Office, New fofs
IVHEAT-i62 Sacks Prime Illinois Wheat, landing ho~
A'P o'"'"s~ '' X COLLINS & co,
,e.c 80 South street.
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SEGaRS.

SEGARS.
There's delight in smoking,
None but smokers know"
The SAYING h, is true. when ys knoG where to find
hnd enables t he soc aSS C shs a%sy e es mind
on sEiXAs in Maiden Lane promptly you call'
TT, For he gives satisfaction aud pleasure 20 all
BY competent agent selected with care,
qcae 5S s city ~ win iGS' Il. esm compare
h S GSlSS Ressssv La MSr%as and Stars
Principe, Espe,anSas Imperial Segas,
The Srs II hs eG%a,r aat yog can
will Others eG% %a, 6sys snS Seed ad
For his customers, sEIXtAs has always on hand
with Ss a
special and e9Tnen agent 9 ivaaa to select the Tobacco
sequeny he ali sold by him to be genuine His
stock hand extensive and superior TO that Of
,Remember the Number. MAIDEN LANE, Howard,
OO2OOO ron brand, consisting Of Ressiss and medium
81, 900 Of the Florida brand, do do do.
10000 Low Low. prize ri s. hays Rss DO do do.
S Cas- p z sass Labor st. 5aso wsis. Sugar
For sale by A. A. sAMANos.
aul7 lm'r No. 6Wall st and $50 Broadway.
a a sAMANos offers for sale, No. Wall st, 10 hhds
Is bags Of Coffee landing from brig Topaz from St Jaso
boxes white Sugar, free labor
10 bales Superior Gusa Tobacco, suitable for manuiac
s,om sesa of Lord Byron woodve variety of oher
brands.
wANTED7,A Cooper and a Milwright that understand.
carpenters vork St Jago de Cuba and
of temperate habits. Apply as above 50 imsr
SNUFF, CIGARS AND TOBACCO-Just received rer
~ aryais importation of choice foreign Snufs
consisting of LundJ Foots Irish high high dried WEIGH
ardhams No 81 Violet strasbug, Mortons MIXTURE, Prince
Albert do Copenhagen, together with large
of domestic snutfs OF the subscribers manufacture
Or hand prime lot Of iayana Cigars Morega," LA Nor
ma, }" " Regalia )" "Paneiela" etc.
Cavendsh Tobacco OF the approved brands Turkish
German, "a quaes) Scafaat and Spanish smoking tobac
cosDutch and clay pipes Jones Royal patent
cigar tubes fancy pe snuff boxes and every article
arpertang well stocked tobaccons establishment for
Mrs g. NEwCoMBE & SON,
au 81 lm"ec No. Wall st.
FOkEIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. 33h Ann street, New York.
THE advertiser has for sale the following choice importa
tons of the very best quality, wiz
Old French Brandy "a cask and bottle
HS Siaf%% n" Imported in 1901
% Madeira Wine in pipes and bottle
Sherry, Muscat Bordeaux, Narsees
I" Cataloni, Port, &c.
Invads and Others will find pure liquors unadulteraed
above-No. 331s Ann St a9 lm-m
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L Howqua's Mytpre.Ths extremely delicious and unpa
rallied Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe just
imported Tor sale at the Csnton Tea Company Gene
cal Tea Establishment III Chatham street York and
Fulton street. Broohyn-n packages Pos so and s.
each. .n3O im.r
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"a FOR SALE OR TO RENT-The PREMIUM
f3 MILLS, with II Is Of stones with all of its ex
tensiye machinery situated miles from New
immediate proximity to The city Of New York in order for
business flour and grind and pack 100
could be
any other pupoe which might require extensive water power
The reputation for the IS enjoyed by the Premium
Mills and their proximity New York with the facility OF
transportation Afforded Immediately adjacent by way the
direct Mills from port render the fac
q 9 business unexeeG'ioSIbs p tbqss ds;TnE such
Esq. New Rochelle y. Y. Kellogg's VILE to SILAS
WOOD, Esq. 50 Broad street, New York.
NaxyR N su24 cxvsr
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Correspondence Of the Herald.)
NBAR MonRIsvILLE. Bucks Co, Pa. I
Sept. 9, 1913
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FOR SALE,
T &. II. DARLINCrS, AZ Maiden lane and Liberty
n street, the cheapest aud best selected stock of
FRENCd, ENGLISH " GERMAN FANCY GOODS
Consisting of Needles, Combs,
Cutlery, Pins Brushes
Jewelry, Hooks and Eyes, Perfumery,
Steel Pens Plated Thinbes, Razors, Strops, SC.
With all other articles included IN the above line.
c. H. d. would for the benefit of Country Merchants
Pedrs and Others who may please CALL that all goods the
above line will be sold on the most favorable terms
au2i lm'r
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NEW YORK III & BOSTON
SOUND PILOT.

OWEN PRESCOTT Pilots or takes charge as master and
pilot of vessels bound to New Bedford over Nantucket
Shoa b Boston PSrsmouth portland Kespebeek and OTI
Water street, Beeman Reference TO number OF mer-
chants aud the several Insurance Companies this city, Bos
and Portland jyI9 imisr
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SqGAR-ieo hhds prime New Orleans sugar IN store and
~ landing. For sale by r. X. COLLINS & Co,
abr Sc South stree:
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DEPOT
JAMES LACY,

JAMES LACY,
DRAPER AND TAILOR, 62 John street, William,
- continues to make Genemens garments Of superior
workmanship and IN the most fashionable style at his usual
low prices Gentlemen and fashionable cloth
should call and examine his select stock of goods before
purchasing elsewhere trial will ne sufficient convince
the economical that for beauty of t style of workman
ship and such extraordinary low prices this establishment
cannot be surpassed by any in the city.
L. Gentlemen furnishing their goods can have them
made and tmmeda perfect fit warranted the price of the
goods returned. au2i mr TERMS CASH.
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l,-A MONTGOMERY HALL MONTGOMERY
10 ALA.The propretors Of this establishment fayo
tM rably known the travelling public the great tho
roughare between Charleston and Mobile determined
Maintain the high reputation for comfort and beraty Of
rsngen,ent which has long aud they trust,
seryedly eaoyed The buildings which spacious
aud coyen,sny arranged have been thoroughly repaired
the bed rooms both double aud single have been nished
with beds aid bedding ALSO with article
FOR comfort aud conyeence The psrios both public aud
private are large arr, and elegantly furnished These hcl
ties with careful and attentive cellar we'll
with choice old wines table supplied with luxury thai
the season aud afford and the firm determination Of
the proppors 10 omit nothing that will tend the satsac
ton Of their guests they trust ensure them The favorable
attention of the travelling public IA omnibus Will, at all
times be IN readiness passengers from the Railroad
aud Steamboats, the house, FREE of charge.
Montgomery, June 7, l8l3 W. TlbLEf &CO.
aulg 6mr
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kqQmN shELTNGs-5O bales extra heavy, Just receiv
FsasOec PERssE &. BROOKS. 81 Liberty st,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22

, give UP the powder which the latter
capturinp Rat Island, near Montevideo,
laimed as British property.
lepos Ayres House of Representatives
,sion. Governor Rosas had once more
his resignation, and the House had as a
course refused to accept ii. Much in.
was manifested in the House on account
pduct of Comm odore Purvls.
pceedings of the beligerants since the
,r previous advices, appear to have been
int. At least there is no record Of oc-
N Buenos Ayres papers, which is ia
aication for the Montevideans,
,as no American vessel of war at Bue'
when tho 'Elvra sailed.
,ited States ship John Adams was at
!, all well-N. Y. Jour. Of Commerce.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22

DIED,

DIED,
, Al his residence the 2gth of June ls43 the
.eV. ioung Wolf, of Table quah, c. ~, in the 52nd
,ear OF his age. As he lived so did he de genuine
'hrstian Minister-beloved by his family-estcemed
y his friends, and respected by his enemies.
"Ah! lovely appearance of death!
What sight upon earth is so fair!
Not all the gay pageants that breath
Can with dead body com pare:
- With solemn delight survey
The corse, when the spirit is fed;
In love with the beautiful clay,
And longing to lie in its stead
The languishing head is at est.
Its thinking and aching are DER.
This quiet immov cable breast,
Is heaved by af1cton more:
lhis heart is no longer the seat
OF trouble and torturing pain
1t ceases TO futter and beat
1t never shall futter again"
1.-The voyage of life's at an end,
The mortal affliction is past:
The age that in hcav he spends
Forever and ever shall last"
]. F. c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22
N Tho New York Trib'

q late information from the Island Of
brought by the Br. schooner Exper''
dates from thence are considerably Ia
ne lst inst. q schooner of very suspl'
rance, was seen to be becalmed IN the
ria for three days; boats were sent to
Ind ascertnined whence sho came
lnder would not allow any boats what
d her. The men who went alongside
es which appeared to come from the
led them to believe that there were
aed there.
supposition two boats full of armed
sent to ascertain if their suspicious
t. Whom they approached the schr..
,ze sprung up and she got under way
not, however, without Ioosing a part
70, as two Of the slaves escaped by
rboard. Nothing could be ascertain
n except that there were a great num-
/ board. A cutter has been sent in
er.
tery quiet on the island, and nothing
rest had occurred their lately. The
generally were in good health; indeed
a the healthiest season known for ten
iiness was not very brisk, and money
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22
VAN BUREN SEMINARY.

THE REVEREND DANIEL McMAr US
assisted by Mr.. Thomas MCKINNEY, informs
the public that he will commence the first quarter
OF an English and Classical School. in the VAN
BUREN SEMINARY, on Tuesday the first day Of
August. Scholars will be received by the quar-.
ter; two quarters TO constitute session, and each
session to last twenty-five weeks. Students will
be readily taught all the branches necessary to
enter any College in tho United States. Stric,
discipline will be required, and the teacher will
reserve to himself the right of expolling scholars
for improper conduct, furnishing the cause Of ex-
Pulsion to parents or guardians.
TERMS.
Higher branches, including Greek and
Latin, per quarter, 50 OC
English Grammar, Geography, Ari,hme-
tic, Bookkeeping. and Defining, OC
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and other pri-
mary lessons, OC
N. B.-Those who would be disposed to senc
young men to prepare for entering college from
any distant place, can procure excellent boarding
in private families.
REFERENCES.
R't Rev. Bishop Otey, Columbia, Tennessee.
Hon: Daniel Rngo, )r
Il Hon. a: fhems: fhsass: J. Lacy. Little A''f' A'F'
Hon. Geo. w. Paschal,
John Drenncn,
William c. Scott,
P. H. White,
John F. McKenney, ESQ.,, Fort Smith, Ark's.
Rev. w. w. Buckner, Richmond, Va.
July %, lS43.--34-3m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22

IN, Inc New York Plebian, of the 22d ult. saws
we understand that Mr.. ]. M. Ward, agent
.ui n lhe lexan Government, left this city yes,er
uay morning Tor Yucatan. He also took with him
erc' S hundred muskets, which he procured while
Com modore more. '''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22
Don't wait for high Water,

HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,
HAVE just received pr Lucy Walker, and
- Gov. Morehead, and offer for sale cheap for
cash.
l25 bags Havana and Java Coffee,
100 kegs Boston Nails and Brads,
10 Hhds. Sup. Br. Sugar,
10 Kegs Duponts Rife Powder,
100 Sacks fine and coarse Salt,
Cask fresl Rice,
Bags Pepper,
10 Boxes Boston No l. Soap,
10 " Superior Cigars,
II Reams Writing Paper,
SO Doz. Bed Cords,
10 Boxes Sperm Candles,
Pepper Sauce,
and lib. cannisters Mustard,
10 Cotton and Wool Cards,
10 Clarret,
5 Cans Linseed OIL,
Hlf barrels Sugar-house Molasses,
10 Half, quarter, and eighth bbls. Mackerel,
Sets Blacksmith tools, complete,
2 Casks London Porter and Ale,
IL Bags Buck Shot,
10 Boxes fresh Cod Fish,
Wrapping Paper, Backing, Shaving Soap, Match
es, &c.
July Is, ls43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22
Soda Water, &c,

SOUd w UCCI9 NACs
TNHE subscriber would respectfully Inform tho cti-
zens of Van Buren,, and vicinity, that he has ele i
ganty fitted up the house next door John Austin e.
Co store. Main street, where he will keep con-
stantly on hand, supply of
SODA WATER, ICE.CREAM, LEMONADE,
CAKES, CONFECTIONGRY, &c.
Ladies and gentlemen who favor me with thei, pa.
trorage, may rest assured that strict attenon w 90
paid to and decorum, In order to MAKE gem
tce and quiet for such may w'sh 70 'oAu
RIGS heretofore not to be obtained IN the piace;
NJ R-Tickots for the Soda Water may be obtained
sor Al ner Dozen Single glasses ono diiuo.'
Juno 10, I8i3.-F1tG
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22
Joseph III. Heard

Joseph III. Heard
HIAS just received, per steam boat Marietta,
Ii and for sale, low for cash,
96 barrels whiskey
! pipe French brandy
l bbl American do
l bbl Malaga wine
2 casks claret wine
5000 ID bacon, hog round
20 bbls superfne -four
10 bbls Kanawha salt
Is bushels dry apples
Fort Smith, June 8, lS43s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22

:, IMPRESSIONS are daily becoming stronger that
me Y. 5. schooner Grampus is totally lost. with
an her gallant crew. There has nothing been
e seen or heard OF her since last February, when
"1S ordered to cruise along the Florida coast,
OaPe nateros and Key West. The Northern
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22

EAAn LIGHTS 10 by IL window sash,
O~OO 5000 lbs. bacon,
3CO sacks salt.
20 sacks coffee,
20 bbls -four,
20 bbls whiskey,
20 kegs nails,
10 kegs powder,
bbls lard. for sale bv
s. & G.. TURNER.
May 10, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22
Drugs! Drugsy

LNREsH and genuine medicines. drugs. &C.. of all
for sale, very low for cash,
BBL. linseed oil
= Dbl. white wine vinegar
! box salerntus
l box CASTLE soap
l box magnesia
dog. Kentucky mustard,
Received and for sale by BELL g. HANGER;
July S, 1912. Druooists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22
SaMds'S SarSaparilla

SdHUSS > SdfSstIDdrIIId,
LNOk purifying the blood and cure of rheumatism
oostinate eruptions of the skin, pimples pcs.
''es on the face, bes letter. scrofua Kings evil
white swengs, pains in the bones. syphilitic symp.
toms stubborn ulcers and other diseases which arsc
from an impure habit OF the body or the mi udicous
use OF mercury. The complexion is greatly improved
by this preparation. Received and for sale by
July 5, 1888. BELL e. HANGER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22

duties Of his journey had utterly pro.tr,,ad n,
strength. HIS disorder was internal. and of !,
nature ma that could no. be benefited bv travelling
me me sad event occurred this morning. at about
nail past hive, at the house of Prof. Tcknor-
gentleman whose happiness it was to know him
genius. '''' - man "
mr. Legare was present in the Reception Room,
a. a. .ae fremont House, on the day of the arrival
oa tne PRESIDENT but since that period has been in
Pe.lect secIus'on as an invalid. Such painful
hsropne' occurring at so peculiar an epoch, has
frate and his suite, and has produced a CORE.
sPona'ng emotion with the public. 1t is indeed
ah eVent OF most saddening nature-,akine
p,uce: too' almost amidst the last echoings of fes.
"a, rejoicing. 1t is an occurrence which induces
fehection' and seems forcibly to admoish US, tha.
"Ihe paths Of glory lead but to the araxe,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22

Paints.
WHITE LEAD, Red do, Black do; I;itha roe.
W Chrome yellow. do. green; Spanish brown:
Venetian red Prussian blue; Spanish whiting !:
VermiIlion paint and varnish brushes; Terra de-
Sienna; Turkey umber; gum Shelac red Chalk.
white do; lamp black; Vundike brown Smalts !:
blue frosting loswood, for sale low for cash, by
BELL & HANGER,
May "a. 1913 Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22

The Anti.Corn Law League, and their doings
will next crowd upon his thoughts, and he will
naturally imagine that such formidable body
so prudent, SO talented, and SO successful, canno,
but have uIterior objects-and that, with the ab.
clifton Of the restrictions upon food, will come
other and mightier additions.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22

"I1LL be sold low for cash,
w bbls old Tennessee peach brandy
boxes tobacco
10000 segars
20 boxes window glass assor ted Sizes
W. H. & M. MAY ERS. Fort Smith.
July l, ls43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-22

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tiate her by giving her the name she loved
Uncle Clements is very much fatlgued, anc
wishes to retire. / suppose he will occup,
the blue chamber
The blue chamber 7 repeated Aunt Phil.
lis. And what right have you to think that
he will occupy the blue chamber? The
best chamber in the house p
Because, said Leila, gathering courage
as she proceeded, there is no other unoc-
cupied sleeping room, sufficiently comfort
able at this season Of the year There is
the one appropriated TO Uncle Banks, GER
tainly as handsome as the blue chamber
Then there is fathers and yours, and sis
ter's and my own-al warm and pleasant.
The others have no fire places, aud you
would not surely assign them to an Invalid,
such cold nights as these
Aunt Phills gave Leila a look which bad
often made others quail, but she returned it
with an undaunied glance.
Silence is assent cried she, springing
down the steps. I'll tell Peggy TO kindle a
fire in the blue chamber
'if you do SAID aunt philis, shaking her
fore finger at her from the platform on which
she stood, with the gesture of a Pythoess;
if you do, you'll repent it in dust and ashes.
Leila paused. Her spirit was roused.-
She felt that she was the eldest daughter of
her fathers house, and had right TO COM
mand, when her fathers reputation for JUS
lice and hospitality was thus endangered
She feared, however, scene OF dsgraceful
violence which might reach her uncles ears.
and though almost despising herself for the
act, she condescended to plead and 10 rea-
son. She went back to where her Aunt
stood.
You do not reflect, Aunt, what a strange
appearance it will have-such marked dis
;inciion between two brothers. The very
servants will talk of it, and report i; TO our
neighbors. We shall be condemned by all
ms mercenary and unkind'
i don't care if we are, Miss, retorled she,
its none Of their business, nor yours either
As to the chamber I've allotted to him, I've
no doubt IFS palace to what he ever slept
in before. What's he, | should like to know
"a poor, penny-siripped fellow, hangcr-on
of rich relations, codger worth nothing but
the coat on his back, aud that almost out at
The elbows, that he should be served so dain-
tilyl He had no business to stick his nose
where he's net wanted. If he don't like his
accommodations, he may go away, and the
sooner The better
Aunt Phillis paused TO take breath, as
person drinking a glass of soda, sometimes
stops from the rapidity of the efiervcscence
blu, the angry fluid continued TO flow from
her eyes. TO be continued