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Administrators Notice
ADMINlsrRlTOR's NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Estate
Of Casper tsostsr deesased, ara notified and re-
CRESTED t. present the for adjutati,n, az the
fern Of the Probate Court OF Will eoanty TO be
holden az the Office Of the Probate Justice, in
Joliet, on the lst Monday in December nert.
DANIEL SHAFFEB. Admir-
R0SINA GOTTEr,. lda,x.
JoIiet. Ocf. 6. 1876.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

No,ics + hereoy gsgea thar will offer for sale,
a; pnbln' vsndue oa lne 4,h day of DC ober next,
~ ste C0ua House nsJaiiet Viii Connfy
hesweem the hours saf 10 o'clock A. NJ and %
clock r N. the f,Iin wing tawR Lars. ne tho urop-
erty Of Joh.i J. Garland deceased 60 wiz Lots
andsl ia Block Tic Js.lisa. also n feet 0f Ion 2
la Bi..ck ia Nest juliet, commsnciag ia fee,
frun fhe y f cornss Of sal & IAa IN bltilf e.,
and runiiag sousheriy On Bla6 "a. "a feet, and
exceeding westerly ttse rear Of AID los the same
width. sE
Tbs lasi part lot subjset 10 widnwss dover. a
credit Of frum six 10 twelve months viii be eiyer
HIN. MARSH. AdIi'r
sep,emhe, 8 1916.
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school,. noOKs 4 STATIONARY.

N Rulei. Cap and Letter paper: QuilIs. Ne.
a'"randsm t'oeksi Books; Kirkham's Gssmmaz,
Olney p Geography and Ailas, Consssoek'a Philas-
ephy, Sandrrs' Headers ist. 2nd and agds dc,
Spelling Books; Blank Books
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Joliet steam Foundry.

THE Subscriber continues to manufac.
= ture Castings ofall kinds, for custom.
ers at short notice, Having recently erect.
ted large addition to his establishment,
he is enabled to furnish all kinds of cas-.
tings as cheap as any in the West.
TxzREs1E1NG MACHINES
Oftwo arieiies--Stationary cleaners, d
Locomotive cleaners, containing the Ia
test improvements, and finished in su.
perior style constantly on hand.
All kinds of Grist mill, Saw mill, and
Factory gearing furnished to order from
the latest improved patterns.
Hollow ware, Ploughs, and other ar
ticles usually furnished at such establish.
ments constantly on hand.
ScrapIron received in exchange for cas-.
tings or work.
NJ. L. ADAMS.
Joliet. March. 10. 1s4s.
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4 IsDfGEs article 70, Gents Summer CoaIs,
"A Gold mixed Fwee,is, Plain do do, plain aud
stripe Lin rs. pa. choi.e vesting. for sale a
loves, un3l
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TO r II ~ EKS.
JOLIET
WOOllen Factory.

The Subscriber will keep on hand large
resentment Of cloth OF his own manufacture which
IS proposes TO exchange for wool. He will give
,ae yard IF COOL heaey cloth fer two and half
I1un1s Of wool Of tile same quality; or he will
Work wool upon shares as follows: give one half
he cloth the wool makes by receiving eight cts.
per yard from the customer upon his half. He
viii also manu- facfurc for customers BLANKETS
JEANS, & FLANNEL, as well as SATl-
NETT g. FULL CLOTH.
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1E pN..k AGES New simmer G1nAs. ns
e opening at L1wes, jan ~
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DON'T READ THIS

We of accute sensibility, for Il VIII shock
vour finer feeltpss IN lsarH that while our soil
"a. as ~ r,,s RIA GRtxps are saasring for slle
i.,rn Is. ami Can't rt.of lie. .heafs cles the
srsnd ), need of caa be had AZ the : ariesy
store - for !; merely nOmiBaI Sn.i, aii' Piet1-
Dice taken in payment AZ that.
Tha 1lIJxing are some Of the 6OODs, VIZ:
A,nscas. TIN Ware,
"a Dalains. Japaned 10
Fasteners, Pocket Lanterns,
Victoria plaid. Mica 4 do
Fan.y prints, Brass Clocks
trs,ery, Raz0ss
hid Gloves, Pen les,
aiilis, Knivrs And Forks,
Ruck q, pnons,
~ Gloves, Fanny side AMI
Noel lie BARK Combs.
Dress lIantkerrh e{s. teaFss iiaE do
BRO an isu. si-eetinss tvorv do
Gamriics, Ready made Chothing,
Cloth, sugars,
flat: y Caps. Specs,
Umb elias, Ctfses, &c, &c
fhe above wi ih hist Of articles. 'ttoO M
m n Us 10 mei tnn,'' were prtch, I'd diet from
tie nlanyfast,rers with the extensive stock o
NoRTuS 4 BLACKSTONE, !.ockpolf; aud Can
be sold at unprecedented low prices.
1FCALL AND SEE.
!. C0MsTocK.
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FRESH TEAS.

VOUNs y-0n Gnr Rsudsr and irperipi
il Teas, bs-f quality. received and for sala al
che VARIETY STORE.
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6WULY 4TB,,--9O dave
u from ~. Y0rk.-Just re-.
ceived at the Cf.y Cash Store. fresh a.
sortment o. Dry Goods, Hardpare and
Groceries.
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High school.

A. MCINTOSH takes pleasure IN in
forming the citizens of Joliet and vicinity
that he will commence the fall term of q
select school on Monday the 26th inst,
in East Joliet. His system Of instruction
is thorough. simple and practical. Guilt
yating and developing the mental and
physical faculties Of the pupil will he held
paramount tns.cramming. Mathematics
will receive particular attention. No eff
Forts will be spared to render the studies
pleasing and the requirements substantial.
Tuition.
Common Branches, $3.50
Higher do. 400
Joliet Oct. 8, Ie4 3.
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CLOTH DRESSING

Done on reasonable terms and at short notice.
None but the best workman will re employed.
N. b. Persons coming from distance with
quantity of NooliJ be earded or manufa ctu-ed
il obliged to stay over night, shall be TO m sK-
panse. J. a. MA FTESON.
Jnlja,, ffnv 2iS. fa45
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lure
Lanes Celebrated Steel Plcnghs,
Ard other Approred Patterns.
and are prepared to furnish customers at
short notice, Pioughs of every size, of supe.
rior quality andthickness, and warranted
To scour in any soil. The timber used is
selected with great care and thoroughly
seasoned, and the work done in man.
ner not To he surpassed.
or Lef.handed Ploughs made 10 order.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange
for Plonghs.
LANE & WEEKS.
Lockport, Aug. Is, I646
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ROCK RIVER SEMINARY.

Mount Morris. III.
TNHEfalll term Of this Institution will open or
l. the och Of August, and continue eleven
weeks.
TERMS.
Tuition in Comm IN English Branches for
the Term, $500
Higher English Branches, 500
Board, Washing, Fuel, and ROom.rent
per week, SO
Incidentals and Bed.wa:Ling. for the
Term, 90
Studentsfirnish Beds, Towels, and Lights.
P.JUDSON, Agent.
Mount Morris, July %, l545. n7-tf
SCARFS.-J. q. Mai,eson has just received
dog silk stripe HeInani ScarfsI also 3doz.
Polka do.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02

q ur n lllca 3ur small l,ffs en'y different II -
tbp-e al liz c,nman s1d.r IN ttertaf "a tl=ii me-
afe teic' esoeleiy d, peel ff 'hale, iaseef = u.
~ tn tuf. ffedfdt,ss oi al IS nidi military b-frs
idh I've V'aIn ahuul dotted Win Thousands oi
tents. belJfP u HlicH artillery. AID groups
a men aud soldiers. ard ea9e1 N triumphant
lods our national ns. gsfns ffpaise II me- hap"f.
tauce aud mp. than tie H- Knot 81 which we have
! fafeu lafls alluded. We scrded way On towards
lie dsari=h tees That Distinguished lfum being
FEW bet higher than The surrounding hrnsi aai 'T The
lie group OF Tents thai rested bvnfah hen. itf they
we're pointed marking tfe Leu riers, nj lie
commanding General uf Triumphant American army.
Nj The slightest token visible, 10 mari, one tent
IN the gruup run another There sentneIs OF
any fl.tiafy faraie present chubby sanbunI child.
.b,loHgtag IA The camp" playing nraf by II The
gas. temporarily arrested IN Wandffngs by some
INSECT Of unusal sza thai was dd.lng IL lhr dust.
We ptc'eutrd oufss At the opening utnla al tnr tents,
beufe which standing dmgeou'> hnrse, much
used by hard service. pom caLp slop at uuf rlf,
/ sat beneral----, 10 busy conversation with hearty
locking I'D gentleman slrine box, cushioned with
an Arkansas slanket dressed IN Allalap1s ranlahmns
and linen ranndabua', and remarkable ior bright
fishng eye n high forehead farmer ok, aud rough
and ready appearance. lls hardly necessary hf Us 10
say thai parsonage General 1ayIr. the command
M hero u two Of the must remarkable bas on te>
cord, and the Who, by his firmness and declsl
ii character has shed lusre upon the American
There pnnp al lui his tent, couple Of rough
blue ehesfs served for his table. Nilrh sfroNn
III mastery cuuiasiun variety Of III al-loukn1 do,
camensi qnei~oakng clezan dressed rersonase made
his appearance upon hearing The significant call ol
ben" bearing on TN sayrr. a couple u black hoes
and shining tumbrfs, arranged arrund an earlhen
pitcher OF RIO Giande Naler ] hose refreshments
deposited upon slnu. and 'we helped 0urse,es,o by
Invitation. We bore 10 the General com limenrary
g fpm some 81 Ills telw cltlz MS ui \ Orleans, which
he declined receiving tot The present giving at the same
time short but hard sese" lecture on the inpropte
~ Of naming children and places aler before they
were dead or o his receiving present Tor his services
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02
From The Spirit offhe Times.

Fonr lRo"N. My IS.
Previous 10 Tie battle of the 9ih the advance guard
and Capt Smiths battalion Ut llgh companies received
fire rIm the enemy and then elreaed until tie army
cane up. Lieut. ID, IS conduct was distinguished for
cooIness and galanlry. lie was slightly wounded by
gaIe shot IN the face and he aud Twelve Of the 81,
stood helf ground and drove of the enemy pom the
General rs arrival The gallant Mccall was ordered 10
pair 10 the sp1 where his advance guard fir, fred
upon, and draw the fire Of the eHemy's batteries.
thai the General mlaA kn1w where Ii place his" That
MAS What you might call a iofofn hope--thry wrnt,
and teares~y drew aud received their fire
HE Infantry swurd tr Ulcers mus be changed
We want II hehibH se'rceabe sai1e. Nth siag beh
W mght as well hasea foasitig fo,h as present
sword j tnPs yoa up When mafetlng, aud 1t mou d
not hill flea without three blows. Where would poor
Jordan have been, If the gallant Lincoln had pr,v
died himself with sabre and ground II With blow
pr each he cut of the heads Ut of the enemy aud
saved his brother rlirel's Life. With CIRCULATION
s"ofd' he would nut have scratched the skin.
In the chafg" led by the gallant MAY. IN the front
fank was himself, pour INGE and 1t. S,eKGrr. When
MAY gave The word "ctWgc - SackplP, horse beng
lll'le the quickest, got the start. la The midst IF
shower OF grape, May said 10 : ''SAcKErr, THAT'S
NOT FAIR! You TOOK THE JUMP ON ME-" IL. Sack
elts horse WAS almost at thai moment shot. and fell
with hun lnlna water hole He ttll upon the It, WIN
with great difficulty disengased himself with lheloss Of
his swoId He TODD another horse and sword from a
dragonn, and again iolned in The flh
Corporal Farrell, ot the irh luantry, with ten men
came up 10 1t. HAYS Of the ith aud exclaimed -
"Ledeaad, fire had az officer 10 lfad rc tcol.lI
fahe mat ptee - referring TO one which was pouring
The leaden messengers OF death" into poor fellows
~ GA shall not You had no officer lead von Cor
pora Iotlow NE - the reply Of the fearless Hays
and away they dashed aud stoned the battery, and took
Such such is 'he calibre Of The American officer and
soldier II must not be thought that The enemy did not
hLht. IHcY tH5M II first Ike d riis the piles of
wounded along lhelr lines tell huw tley stod up US.
The lampco regiment, and the Oh and lOh Infantry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02
A RlNlA A\n TAYLOR

One Of The editors Of the New Orleans rropic. who
has Just returned from WISH 10 The RIO Gande, pres
SCENTS The following graphic pictures of The Mexican and
American Commanding Generals as they were succeS,
ssely seen IN camp Malamofas. The sketches are
lthe t. the iic and the contrast which tey present is
both strong and striking
The contrast OF the Two commanding Generals. Iay
lr aud Arsa. in the pump and circumstance OF " ar
was characteristic OF the 15rent institutions under
which they lived. here a semi barharlc spendnr
associated with Arsia 5. according with the despotsm
the Mexican gnyernment-a simplicity about that Of
layorS, tqnally significant Of pure Republican lnstl
TONS
The marquee of the commander of the Mexican
orcts was be,shaped and oi great size The material
OF which II was composed ornamented by parti-
coored stripes. giving 1t hoyday appearance Around
II were stationed galIy dressed officers no nlsened Ia
HE sun, and we're ready to pay The most ablec re
spcct 10 their chief lid horses richly caparls,ned
slowly paced IN SIGHT. Protecting lis rear, like cantln-
ned ah}rnthlan walls, were arranged the equpage vi
the camp Tack saddles Tor five h ludred mules were
tasirnlly placed for display, and their loads near by
heaped up prodllal confusion To the puur MEXICAN
soldier bvouacked the open air, this wealth seemed
a vlsun o fairy land, aud lis conventional posSeSsur
men oeynnd ih,lr Imagination. and powerful beyond
comparison.
Bands ol rude music almoS, constantly rent the air
with ihelT nusy labor. Ihe furniture of the marquee
MAS reh the costly figured chests u The camp the
othamen'a lurmtufe opoo their tops repostd ,senla
an The heavy silver service OF the table, the elegant
" huiShed maps ut the campalga In lhls array sat
The commanding General, surrounded 10y his numerous
tahs clothes OF gay cnlos aod laced to vulgar pro.
fusion. visits of ceremony ui business We're cuu-
doce with pnmp and needless delays onl lines ol of
clds saed and leercd aud we4e lmpudent or crino
as suited lheit futlosrs.-Ausc rolIed sabres aud
hn,hes ratified. and the buzz ot iued greatness and
hollow prttence MS triumphant.
About mlls abnve The city ut Maamnras. litile
distance from the banks u The RI, Gmnde, is 10 be
e'n tjnne Isl } some suulpd III shaped trees hch
| ; nd then gndred aud almost caless nlbs over Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02
ESCAPE OF LON, NApo,ro<

Inc following letter from Louis Napoleon, to Paris
paper Sc or'h III very Interesting manner, the parlc.
Wars ct his remarkable escape from Ire Castle Al
llam:--
My Dear NJ. Degeorge:-My desire to see my father
once more IN this World made me aitrnlpt the holds
'S' enterprise | ever engag IN. II required more
resolution AID courage NY part than al SIfasbufo
4'' p""'n2n' ior | was determined not 10 submit Ia
'"e fdlcule THAI attaches those who are arrested
ESCAPING under disguise. and failure could not nave
cape: - "'' 10
You know that the mri was guarded by 400 men. wh,
'""Hhtd daily 0f SadrtfS. placed sentes outside re
walls Moreover, the rripclpal aale of me pr,,, Ma,
guarded by ne gaolerS, OF whom wrre CONSTANTLY nm
GUY II Nas necessary 1hal should first eluIe their
'2'ahet afterwards traverse The IuS de CONT b.tre ,l
H'"n'"S OF tue commandan's resldeHco and airtetm,
there should be Obliged 10 pas, by cate winch ,,
guarded by s,ldIers was
N'' Wishing Ia con'rnnl'air my desig1 10 any one il,
was necessary disguise n!s,lf As several royus IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02
DagucrrcOtypc Miniatures.
.fg w ~ .yED.YL

A NARDED by the Franklin lnslluIe, Philadel,
n Pbla aud American institute, New York. tor In
y L. z.r
W. \. Retzor's rooms door above the Citizens
SAVINGS Bank, iyochhog,N A. where can b. sren spe
el"ehS "l those Exquisite works of arr hlch are pro-
.nnaced by scientific aenllemen n phadelpha aud
meuca.
vi Paintings, Miniatures and all kinds OF Pictures
accurately coppd
ileiuns taken In all kinds Of weather
Is a common idea thai these pictures will not stand
Tue test OF ume--a such detect Is enlrcIy moved
as they are gded by the gavaac process aud viii never
'"de instructions given Ia The ar aud sppafalrs If the
most approved kind furnished. Materials OF Il kinds
used N the an oT sale adde's aud gentlemen are invited
Ia call aud examine specimens.
Open from 5 O'Clock. \. NJ. Ia 2. NJ.
Nays ,su
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TIE RECRUITS At FORT IEANEN-
WORTH

There will he some labor, mingled with amuse-
Weni, iur tie luncd States officers at Fort ieayen>
worth, IN breaking The new recruits from the Of
Cur State into sutJt elton Ia military rules and etiquette
II Is certain thai sume OF the boys htre have very
htle idea ol any such lhlhg deleenee iof
commander.
gentleman Just dow from the Fort informs us that
while there boat 10 the landing. on which Colo-
mel kearny walked 10 any dispatches had arrived
Tor hmi aud rs he passed tie sentry the landing he
ordered hun 10 prevent lie recruits from camiuu on
board. lie had only reached the boiler deck however,
when down walked ttn OF the boys, Nhum the sentry
ordered back bat, husllng HIN aside. hiard they
marched. and one, tall loot Assonridn walked up
to Cot kearney, and, saPpng him Familiarity the
shoulder, say:
''lou don't git on lrum Us. old hossl for by Inpiu
we'll % plump through IRE and thunder with Won't
Whal'il ga drl h. Gtnerol Don, be back ard; siug
QUIZ
The Culonol tried 10 leok grave at this familiarity
but II Was done ty those WHO We're evidently uncon
sclous I'll any breach Of etiquette that he forced 10
laugh, aud humored then, IT,, taking glass ol ,eiie
win them AT the bar; the tall by telling hIta at the
time that his dunk waI'ui Wuth shucks aud only
fit lur wlmen''
why IN the thunder cried another. 'don'l you 90
The com juice, General? rs The only stuff tar II MN.
tary lelier 10 travel ON.
One OF t volunteer Captains. while drilling his
men. was addressing them "geniiemea." "Dh
please IN lay aside Your gentlemen" shouted nllrd
STATES othreg all soldiers are iea and we duul want
them 5 id geHiIei''
"Wegh out that pork" said an oti,cr to two mi
Yates, pointing at pe ot hog ronnd>.
jun. saws one 10 the other, Us thar anyhn' in the
Governors rqulslllon about welghn' pork}
Il DON'T KNOW says JIM; III carry my share
when ,s cooked but III see hun stradde OF blue hnhl>
nm aore III finger that grease plla'
81 ouis R,rsjIc
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Tho 1pnchoarG a'tralmla,1.
THURSDAY .HO2NIYG. .TIJLY2.
MIR. WEBSTER'S SPEECH

Air. " ebsier took occasion, on Welneslly last T.,
express his views upon the stale OF the frances AMI
Executive accommodations in relation Ia The tpcar
raising inhds nf the prosecution of the war and of ,h
Obligations upon Us 10 make effjr at ne,utati,n f.
peace lie would not oppose The passage of The bIjI
that Tor organizing the volunteers brought into the SIR.
wee oi the l nled Siates-bnt pfononnrrl "mI,.d
'n ao"oymoh', an incongfnpus syslem.o He thinks liz
prop sed duty oa lea aud Coffee should be specific
'nai an ad va"rem duly will disappol expectalin liz
Doubts that reducing the rate OF duties will increase IN,
amount OF revenue-or that a million will he reaI.7,
run The waFrhon,ing system halt HAT 81 n FROM ii
graduation 1T The rice OF the public amls-Fof an,
halt The d. f;lenry, the government rely on L,ans
treasury nnes. lie says must nul look To rrc,sn,
notes as feHehue!l they bear and are made ,
a9le at "a distant DAY, they become, Of COURSE public
debt. lie thinks the Abandonment OF the Sub Tr4,s,
~ necessary, before loans be Obtained Nouev ga,
be had aud The credit Of tie government will he gnod #
taxes be laid Ia produce revenue. Treasury nolcs and
the Snb<I Treasury are Incompatible. Tia. Su,,'r1.su.
y Sy stem makes II penal to receive any thlny but sn
The whole speech strikes sngnarly clear. r. m
monsens' Lie, modest iud lalti,tic Ti,re is M d,
matzng-no exhibition ot ufacular wisdom W.,
surprised, therefore, 10 iHd denounced III the uI in
the following elms
he recent demonstration Of M Webster in the S,
at IN lh"se sn "es, IN all respects remarkable W.
nave read II with snail surprise. II VIZ mistake moi
TIE country VIII regard II with equal astunl>hmrn and
fe2tet-ason>hment that Mr.. Webster sh,uDl hava
Senrrd 10 p ri his reputation such prop sii,ns ami
e2tet thai IN the discussion OF such subject he sI,l
have permitted spl1t o psrlsanspln cose his eye, tn
uhl dniy Which Is demanded by the Interests and HE
honor ot the country. Mr.. Webster has EXPLAINED
his vtws as 10 the nude Infringing the war la a cI,>a
and Us 10 the proposed financial prov lsons for
he truth Is the Uuion believes in the ;DC,lIibilitv #
MI Folk aud all his Secretaries II does not tec,opy,
TIE possibility ui Their being mistaken as 10 pulley
10 'he means ol carrying ont policy. To Iestoa The
sanndncsS + financial plan of Mr. Walker Is eylrnre
oi WANT Of palrnilsm-and not 10 believe Mr. Polk, s,
aacl'y unerrIn9, Is conclusive that yan are BRUSH
W hig. HE late instance of Mr.. Pak's talking one
way and aelng another, far from inducing more toll
Grant sln upon the oilira organ has SERVED 10 rens
DIR II more eAaclIng This is quite natnraI-ilqor
teaches US, That never tn devotion 10 he ia
gan priests more tanaca aad bigotled than just al The
period when the mass OF the people, under the bcnlg,
Ha" lights M Christianity, by thousands abandon.
M the worship OF their ldoIs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02

ilt I,ar ttie building orcufled we we,
,aIfs 1t vas MOI iliauli IL assume lhe ''t. va
man. Ny gtud aud faithful falri, tH'i''' = 4
cured s.nuak ffnch and pan oi sas'ls " "n"'
and after shaving % my HOusiacHes, l"uh pam W.
ny shoulders. ,#t,f
On MrnIay morning saw the "nfhh'h 'I''i a. -
pa, a'cafk. Charles to"t HEN some dt'nN III III
thalI should mol nee any Oh ihtih IN ny ~
vas ala1 Ia call one q the gfrdenS, tH'A' "
Dr. tetnesn clagetsrd with The OTHERS. Never
had scarcely g1i out NY NUN, oerft WIS
by workman, who i"oh me lot cue oil NJ c'a'aa At,
aud at The buom Of he salrs hum ny u ~ o','
the keeper. Fortunately 1laefa lie pau" 80
fying beofe my lace, aud succeeded !" reaching e
Whenever passed niiuelur any o.hef person' al