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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
MORGAN,s WORM KILLER.

Mr. JAS. McGuFFEY: Dear Sir-l am entire
ly out of Morgan's Worm Killer. 1t sells rap
idly, and is fast driving the thousand-and-one
Nostrums completely out Of the market. Hav-
ing tested it most thoroughly am free to say
that there is none now in use, that is preferable
if equal to it. You will please send me imme-
diately, five dozen of it. My calls for it are
daily. Many cases are being reported to me Of
cures being performed by this medicine, that
are really wonderful. The lives of three chill
dren have been saved by it, in this town, within
a month. Respectfully, J. HARRINGTON.
For sale in Plymouth, by H. M. WOOSTER.
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New York
C1oth IN in 6 ST O r e
A, B ILLST Elm,

rs now, this 3d day of july. 1854, re
l. ceiving a splsndid stock of the most fashionable
SPRING s. SUMNER CLOTHING,
from the cities, Bsein in order to keep up 10
the times and little al cad of them possible will
RECEIVE GOODS ONCE A WEEK,
until the LIST of August. His stock consists Of
PANTS, VESTS, COATS, SHIRTS, COLLARS,
Everything in fact that be hung upon sx feet OF
masculine hum anity. lie would call particular atten-
tion to all article for summer wear called the
SEERSUCKER COAT, WEIGHING 2OUNCES
Mstea calls more particularly the attention of the
FARMERS OF ElCHLAND, HURON AND
CRAWFORD,
En- blu stock of Clothing for their He'll sell you
Clothing, ju stthe Clo,hing you want too
TWENTY PER CENT CHEAPER
an her place in lhs town. Call and see.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW 1Uhh, Aug. 10.
Flour Market better for common aud inferior
grade. Moderate demand for home consumpti n.
Sales at S8, 75@S9,25 for. common to straight
State; $9,62@10, IL for common to fancy west
ern.
Grain-New southern mixed wheat 81 ,65
Red Long Island do. at SI,62. Rye at 81, ,25.
Corn at 86aSSc for unsound, So for WESTERN
Oats at 54a56c for western.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
BUSHFIELD'S
Corvn md Rome 1ininlRnt


MIR. MbGUFFEY-I feel it q duty l owe to
lV mankind as we'll as to the proprietor of this
valuable Liniment, to state what benefits re-
ceived from the use of one bottle of it,. About
six months ago was taken with rheumatism in
nv right arm, which rendered me unable to use
# until a few weeks since. l had been under
the treatment of physicians and tried many re-
medies, but with no good result, and began to
despair of ever having the use ofmy arm again.
But am happy to say that that feeling of des-
pondency been removed through the efficacy of
t.Bushfelds Nerve and Bone Liniment,"
cab honestly recommend it to those afflicted with
rheumatism, and also for strains, bruises, &c.
If you think best you can use my name in ma
king this statement public. r. L. LONG.
New Salem, o., April 8, 1854.
nSyDFor sale at the Drug Store Of H. M
WOOSTER, Plymouth, at 25c per bottle
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NOTICE

TNIIE Superintendent of the Cleveland, Col
i umbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company
will take notice that there are holes, in which
stagnant pools of water are standing, which is
considered a public nuisance. These pools are
on the Road adjoining my farm, 8 miles east
of Shelby, on said railroad, and unless said
Company fill up said pools, will prosecute tho
Company for keeping public nuisance.
August 10Th, 1S54:3t* JACOB BAKER
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

Master Albelt Nixon-son Of the dlrec.
tor OF the [lippodrome, New York and
known through the Union as a pos1urer'
died with lMkj7w on Thursday last
The lad's O, had been crushed under
n car wheel, and the foot ampuia ted.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
1. e. WEBSrEIe,
DEALER TN
G. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

GRUCERIES HNU FRUVI0IUVO.
North side Of Public Square,
PLYMOUTH, OHIO. d
r. E. WEBSTER, would inform Sthe
i. citizens Of Plymouth and vicinity. that he
is prepared to fill all orders, in his line, q the
shortest notice He will keep constantly on
hand, well.ss lected stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
and Provisions, comprising everything . family
may need, He has fitted up in connection wNg
the above, snelegant
Oyster SAl0en,
to which he would invite the attention Of these
fond Of the bivslves. They viii ~ served up IN
every style. His saloon is fitted nP IN suitable
1t, le for Ladies, PartieSs' sc.
Cigars Of different varieties, constantiy on
and. 81 ss:s
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

In Jackson Co.. Ind. stock hogs can
not be sold at any price, in fact, many
would take it as an especial favor for some
person to take them off their hands.
This is The resul, of an anticipated failure
OF the corn crop.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

r,HE Farm formerly o~nedby @. A ksighi
IL I mile north Of New Haven containing
about 100 acres. The House, Tan lard, and
number Of Town EOts, win tiuilaings on part
Of them. formerly owned by Mm- v D. Moore,
In New Haven. Also two . horse, and one
horse spring wagons. Apply 70 -
G. A. KNIGHT.
New Haven. Huron Co. o.. Aug. II, 1854.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
NOTICE.

rs hereby given that the subscribers has be1
l. appointed and qualified as Administrators on
the estate of JOHN HlDELY, late of Richland
County, deceased.
Dated at Plymouth, this 18th day at Aug
ust, 1851. ISAAC BAUGTIMAN
DANIEL BAUG IMAM,
aug. 10, 1854:6t Admr's.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
HO! HO! HO!

A GREAT LOT of Hoornbeek's New Goods
A-came last Friday, and he kas been getting
piles of them every day this week, and he is sell
ling so cheap, and giving such liberal prices for
poducc, that one-half of all creation goes there
to buy goods, and if his neighbors don't look
out the rest of mankind will be inquiring the
road to the FARMERS STORE, in Plymouth.
Plymouth, June 10.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
sANDlIsky MARKET,

Office of the Sandusky Register, August 70.
The market dull Corn-There has been some
inquiry in market, and buyers are offered 6Oe'
Sales of 5000 bushels have been made at 6Oe.
Salt 81, ,75al, ,85 by carload.
FIsH-S6 for White, Pickerel S4,25. White
Bass $50. 75, Cat Fish S4,25. Lake Shad So.
Flour-Sales at S9,00aS9,50.
Oats-Sales at 32e.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
PLYMOUTH, May 13, 1854.

PLYMOUTH, May 13, 1854.
Messrs Editors Please 'stop the press to an
nounce" to your many anxious patrons, the fact
that SEELY and CASE have just received their ex-
tensiye and elegant stock Of Doors & SHOES di-
rect from the village of New York-and such
a stock! My stars and g-ters! Gentlemen, I
will not tax your patience at this time by hn-
dertaking to enunlerate or describe one tenth
part Of what saw there, but will say to your
subscribers t. call and be convinced as have
been. Yours, truly. b.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
NOTICE..

NO ] TIE.
ALL PERSONS knowing themselves indebted
to WEBER s. COURTRIGlIT, will save cost
and trouble, by calling on J. W BEEKMAN, Ply
mouth, Immediately, and paying up, as the &C
mounts must all bopaid by the lst day of March
cext, or otherwise satisfactorily arranged.
JOHN W. BEFKMAN,
1ltf Assignee of Webber & Courtright.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
Probate Court of Huron County,.
Petition to sell Land.
Stephen II. Starr, Administrator of Eli Starr,
deceased.

Cyrus H. Starr, Matthew Starr, E. j. Ashley,
Louisa M. Starr, Colinda Starr, Alvina Starr,
Philina Starr, Edwin Starr, Harriet Starr,
Caroline Starr, John.H. Ester, Mary J. Keefer,
Marquis S. Starr, Edward I. Starr, Sarah Il.
Starr, VIM. M. Starr, Pemelia A. Armstrong,
James Armstrong, Abraham Starr, George f.
Starr, Augustus ". Starr.
The parties herein named will take notice that
on the l4th day of July, A. D. 1854, said Ad-
ministrator fled his Petition in the Probate
Court of the County of Huron, Ohio, the object
and prayer Of which petition is to obtain an
Order at the September Term Of said Court, for
the sale of the following Real Estate, OF which
said Eli Starr, died seized, or 50 much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the debts Of said
decedent, to-wit A strip off Of the north h-side
of lots No. 80 and 81 in the Sd section Of Green
field Township, Huron County, Ohio, six chains
and 81 links wide containing 80 acres of land
more or less. STEPHEN H. STARR,
Administrator of the Estate of ELI Starr, decd,
By ]. W. BEEkMAN,
julyl5-6t His Attorney
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BOnnetS !!

DONNETS of all kinds from cheap Straw, to
ID beautiful Silk that needs only to be seen
to be admired. Childrens Hats, Bonnet Trim
mings, Il larg" variety; also, Black and Colored
Silks, Dress Trimmings, etc, just received at
the Buffalo Cheap Store.
FITCH, HOLBROOK & DEE.
Plymouth, April %, 1854.
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Seymour & Bartlett,
DEALERS IN
HAR D w "A r E,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC,
AND TIN. SHEET-IRON, COPPER. AND
COOKING AND pAnLOR STOVES,
tfevery description.
AND ALL KINDS OF Me-
CHANICS' TOOLS, SC.
North Vest corner o. Public Square, PLYMOUTH.
CEYMOUR & BARTLETT would inform the
- public that they have and now are constant
y receiving a large and general assortment Of
the above specified goods, and are determined
not to be out done in variety, quality nor in
cheapness, and fri and customers, we would
inform you that we have two families to support,
and as our capital is small, and we sell at no
credit or very short ones, and make quick re-
turns and at a vesy sma proft,we mnst have
large sales or come on the town for support, like
all that have gone before us on this unlucky
corner. So if you have any compassion on us
cal! and see our stock, and if you see that you
can purchase what you want at five per cent
cheaper for cash down, from US, than at San.
dusky, Mansfield or Norwalk, and save time and
expense, and find q better quality. We are
persuaded that your love of self pride in sus
taining your own town will induce you to patron
ize us. Don't forget to call and see.
| We would particularly call the attention O
Carpenters and Joiners to inspect our goods.
| Plymouth, May ~, 1854.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

hUM1NlO lhAIOh y A>OIISh'
NOTICE ls.hereby given that the undersign-
~ ed has been appointed Administrator of
the estate of JOHN BASH, late of New Haven
Township, Huron County, Ohio. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment Those having claims
against the same will present them within one
wear. duly authenticated for settlement.
ABRAHAM YORK, Admir-.
pjvmo,th Augyst s. 1854:6w
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MantiIlaS & ShawlS.

ElIBLE from cent testament to the finest
- family bibles, for sale at the Plymouth
Book Store, at prices so low, the people come IN
crowds to purchase them. None SO poor they
need be without bible.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

THE subscriber being about to re-
NNNA move, offers to rent his House and Lot
liz gson reasonable terms. Possession will
! ts.s 49, be given September lst. Rev. Mr..
HAYS, will act as agent.
Plymouth, Aug. 10. w. s. SPAULDING,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

ADMIN TRAITORS NOTICE.
MOTE is hereby given that the undersigned
In has bsen appointed administrator Of the
estate Of ELI STARR, deceased, late Of Green
field township, Huron county, Ohio All per-
sons indebted to, said estate win mako immed-
ate payment, and those having claims against
tn. estate will present them duly authenticated
within one year from this date
STEPHEN II. STARR,
july15-6t Administrator
I S,PEAKING OF BOOTS, reminds us ola very
= fine assortment we saw the other day in Ply
mouth, at SEELf and CASES Store, and from
what we hear, they must sell them cheap, too
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FLOUR.

CULP &. CRONINGER, keep con.
~ stantly on hand, for sale, Flour made q the
Plymouth Mil, expressly for family usest1nd
put up in sacks and half.sachs. This Flour d
made Of the best white wheat, and 10 consid.
cred superior to any ever offered in this market
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
PLYMOUTH MARBLE WORKS.
b, WINS ON,

rs prepared TO furnish at all times,
L his manufactory.
Monuments, Tomb Stones, Nantes. &C.
of the best style and finish, Of either Italian
orAmerican Marble. at prices uneqnslled in TINS
wooden country. He has now on hand. AID 70
constantly ir the r ceipt Of the most spie.d,s
s,ecimccf 9, MHsis, Of all sizes and kinds
.ih1:-r Mantle Pieces, etc.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

nHIO LIFE INSURANCE GOWN.
" BRENNAN, Agent, corner Of Main ant
PIymouth-st. Plymouth, o. aprl22
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Hardware

Hardware.
n OVERS & KINNEY have on hand large
I assortment Of Hardware, Nails, Iron, Glass,
Sash, Carpenters Tools, ctc, for sale low for
ash. . ss.... nd
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PLYMOUTH MILL,
Dentistry.

he is prepared 10 insert from one to whole set
of teeth, on fine Gold Plate, in the most i'm
proved manner. Particular attention Paid to
filling carious teeth, thereby arresting further
decay, Office open from s to O'Clock.
Ofic, Over HoInbeeks Store.
p,v,pon,h Oct %. 1883
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STEAM SAW MILL.
DAGUERREAN
DENTAL ROOM,

DENTAL ROOM,
(OVER WOOSTER'S DRUG STORE.)
A RMSTRONG s. DUNHAM have fitted up
II the commodious rooms over Wooster's
Drug Store, in the most superb style, for the
purpose of carrying on both DAG GUERREOTY-
PING and DENTISTRY. In both branches Of
business they will give the fullest satisfaction,
or no charge will be made. They feel confident
in saying that they can compete with Cleveland
or Sandusyk in the execution of their work, and
at much less prices. Call and see us when you
come to town. Plymouth Aug 5, 1861.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

Attention Builders and Others.
r HAVE on hand and for sale, =,
/ 100 Boxes superior Window Glass, all sizesf
S Tons of pure white lead, dry and ground
3 tons Zinc Pnint, Snowwhite,
10000 lights of Window Sash, all sizes,
500 lbs Paris Green, and large stock OF
Colors, consisting of
Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow, Imperial Green,
American Vermillion, Chinese do.
Ultramarine Blue, Prussian Blue, Red Lead
Litharge, venitian Red, Spanish Brown, &c.
Also Paint Brushes, Varnish Brushes, bronzes,
Gold and Silver Leaf, Coach Varnish, Furniture
varnish, Linseed Oil. The attedtion OF Cash
Buyers is invited to my stock. All Goods war
ranted as represented or no sale. ,,
Plymouth, June 10-n34y H. NJ. WOOSTER.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

FTRE! F7IFH!,
TT you are not on fire now you don't kaow now nov
l. soon you may be. Better 60 right to phhN-
NAN, General InsurancAgent and get insured.
TOLD AND SILVER PENS AND PENCILS
VI An endless variety of styles and prices.
anrl22 - LIGHT s. HOFFMAN.
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War DeClared!!
T, g. w, LANCE.

DEG leave most respectfully, to inform the
ID public generally, that they keep constantly
on hand, at their shop in Ripley,
Longs Improved Plow Points, and the Hizer Of
the best quality. Also, Engines mnde and re-
pairel l, on the shortest ssible notice, and war
rantcd to work up to the handle. Don't listen
to what others may tell you who are interested
against us, but ca and examine for yourselves,
before purchasing elsewhere.
Ripley, J tne 2, 1854. 33-6m
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Produce.

CDLP pays the highest market price IL
" CASH for all kinds of produce. aug26
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/ N r r ICAN H OU Sc

A M f. r &c A N III OU Sc
North of Public Square,
PLY MOU T II, Oh | o.. OIL
G.. W JINKS, Proprietor.
HG- In connection with this houseis fine
LIVERY STABLE, where horses aud carri-
ages can be had at all times.
GRp The above property is offered for sale.
The house is new, barns and sheds commodious
and in good repair, and will be sold on most ia
yorable terms. 1t is in q most excellent location
and any one desirous of going in to the business
will find this an opportunity rarely offered. .
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HOUSE TO LETT

aug. 10, 1854:6t
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windgall, SPAWN, Lameness,
and all and every eA'erual complaint or injury
70 which the Horse is liable. For use in families
for the cure Of
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-12-27

AS the Emperor left the Forum Fiducia,
sat down on the marble block. She had heard
her sentence without the least apparent trepi-
dation, aud sat fnotionless as the block under
meath her.
And yet was ever 9 helpless and unprotect-
ed female seen occupying situation more
truly affecting, or more trying to al the feel
ings of nature7 What else than the arm of
omnipotence could possibly have sustained
her in iti
And then as the soldiers led her from the
hall of the court, the crowd of spectators fol-
lowed rudely after. They conducted them
selves, however, with as much decorum as
could possibly have been expected. Only one
OF them, trusting himself forward, caught
Z her veil and partly tore it from her face, but
for which he paid dearly by receiving a severe
cut in the hand from a dexterously welded
sword. Indeed there seemed disposition on
the part Of the crowd for some cause or 9TH
er, to protect rather than insult this victim of
merciless tyranny.
Valens, at first, threw himself carelessly in
20 the midst of the crowd, and made himself
as much as possible one of them He even
seemed to take a mirthful part in the scene.
or, at least, to be in nowise moved or affected
by it. .a .
As soon as they had passed out of the door,
however, and entered the great square, the
soldiers as well as rabble became more mirth-
full and noisy, and less attentive to the person
in charge. Several of the soldiers separated
from her, and mingled with the crowd, leaying
such as choose to occupy their places.
This was valens' opportunity. Pressing for.
wsri, with an anxious, bleeding heart, he sue
cscded in getting place quite at her side
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-12-27

JUVENILE AMERIcA.-In President Aliens
lecture before the Merchantile Association, in
Boston, on Monday evening, he alluded TO
Young America in the following style: ssour
children show extraordinary precocity. The
Miss drops the bib in the evening, and dons
the bonice in the morning, and the bellemakes
but single jump from the cradle tofthe cotii-
lion, from pa to the polka. The boy, but we
have no boys now-young gentleman is the
word .--feels insulted II he is met inthe street.
baby cap to the beaver, and in a twinkling
from peanuts TO politics. he finishes his ed
ucation at II, goes into business at Is, mar
ries at 90 and is bankrupt at 2l.''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-12-27

10 Girls who have been accustomed to de-
your multitude of frivolous books, will con-
verse and write with far greater appearance
OF skin, as to the style and sentiment, at IL or
II years old, than those Of a more advanced
age who are under the dicipline of severe stud
les: but the former, having early attained to
Ia
that low standard which had been held out TO
them, become stationary while the latter arc
quickly progressing to higher strain of mind;
and those who early begin with talking and
writing like woman, commonly end with think
ing and acting like children.-Ladies' Papsr
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-12-27

SECRETS OF HAPPISEss,-A susceptibility to
delicate attentions, a, fine sense of the name
less and exquisite tenderness of manner and
thought, constitute, in the minds of its posses
sors, the deepest undercurrent Of life; the felt
and treausred, but unseen and inexpressible
richness of affection. 1t is rarely found in the
characters of men, but outweighs, when it is,
all grosser qualities. There are many Who
waste and lose affections by careless and often
unconscious neglect. It is not plant to grow
untended; the breath of indifference, or rude
touch, may destroy forever its delicate texture.
There is daily attention to the slightest
courtesies of life, which can alone preserve
the first freshness of pass ion The easy sur
priseS of pleasure, earnest cheerfulneSs of as
sent to the slight wishes, habitual respect to
opinions, unwavering attention to the comfort
of others abroad and at home, and above all,
the careful preservation of those proprieties
of conversation which are sacred when before
the world, are some of the secrets of that hap
piness which age and habit fail to impair.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-12-27

CURoUs STRATAGEM OF TENIER.-yhe great
printer, perceiving that the works of painters
sold much better after the death oftheir auth
ors, wisely determined to anticipate the rerer-
sionary profits of talent; and to effect this,
thought he could not adopts better expedient
than to cease to live to the public. In order
to execute this singular stratagem, lie absent
ed himself from the town of Anyers, and his
wife and children counterfeited affiic;ion by
putting on black The trick succeeded, and
tended deceased were bought up at very high
prices, which, besides relieving his present
wants, enabled him to realize handsome sum
for the future.--.4aecdotes Of artists.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-12-27

AEEoDorE.-Louis the Eleventh, whose mai
IRE de M, siqae was the Able Debaigne, dispos-
ed one day to be pleasant, told the Able that
he should, above all things like to hear con
cert Of hogs, net, at the same time, believing
that the relation. of such a treat was possible
The Able, However, determined to be as ia
cetious as his Majesty, collected great num-
Der of the swine species OF various ages, and
combining them in large box-lil5e enclosure,
with holes OF communication on one side. he,
on that side, placed a table, furnished with a
certain number of keys, similar to those of
harpsiehord. but armed. at thde tslsg.ss..1
went through the holes, with lons,
- s,i.9 srea that azhf.i la
left-hand keys, the old hogs grunted. and when
he touched those on the right, the young pigs
squealed, and by the charming mixture Of
their high and low notes, produced a coneord
ofsweet sounds. Bouchet, who narrates this
story. adds, that when the King was invited
to hear the Abbe,s newly -iny ented Instrument,
he was highly diverted ,-laaa4led heartily, and
gave hm much credit foFAis contrivance.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-12-27

WH there is anything that viii swell a
mans eyes about as large as row of pump
kins, it is to see girls heels half way out
of her stockings. Such sort of delaine is
invariably bad put together. = ,saa sid hf