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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

flas the man Howe said more than the tda.
jority Of his Abolition cotempnraries in the
State? The victory in This county was an
nounced by the two Abolition journals in this
city as the victory Of Slasery Priesteraft and
Rum" when it is notorious that the men
elected in this county, are very abst snious. -
Express.
The journals above referred to, are the Tri-
bune aud Observer-the quotation Siacery
Pricstcrat and Ram we are willing to father
as ours-our n-iehbo- Of the Tribune, will &C
knowledg e the rs .avery and Rum" but to our
knowledge has never yet brought "Priestcraft'
into the contest. To the epIthet .75o;i0n Jour-
nal applied to rs, we say in the language OF the
MuIcaiine Journai-"lf the people of Dubuque
do not os'racise the vicious ninny who perpe>
trates the Express arguments, he will disgrace
them" -(Dub Oh
Well SIR, as you have given the public the
benefit of your opinion Of us, let Us in return,
give the public the benefit Of our opinion of you.
In the first place you profess to be u gentleman,
while you lack the ingenuity to impress this
fact upon the general observer. You also pro-
fess to be model Of intelligence, while no one
but yourself possess the ability to discover it.
You talk like citizen, while you sre an alien
You have no vote in the country, yet you voted
in this city last Fall, and thereby laid yourself
liable to prosecution and imprisonment in the
Pententiary.
Now, Dr. Robert l. Thomas, can put this in
his pipe and smoke it.
A PERPLExED lRIsHMAN few days since
a gentleman connected with one of our Rail-
road corporations, while taking ride through
one Of our neighboaring towns, accompanied
by his IRISH servant, nd the misfortune to have
his vehicle smashed up, and kin.self and compan.
ior thrown violently to the ground, by his horse
taking fright and running away. The gentle
man was somewhat hurt, but not seriously
his principal loss being that ofhis wig, which
had been shaken off.
On picking himself up, he found poor Pat in
much worse position, holding on to his head
with the blood trickling ,hrugh his fingers, and
his masters wig in his other hand, which he
was surveying with the most Iud.crous alarm,
and horror.
"Well, PAT" said his master, are you much
hurt?'
"Hurt, sit. All. master, dear, do you see
the top Of me head IN me hand -
Pat. in his terror and confu ion, hid mistaken
his masters portable head piece for his own
natural scalp, and evidently regarded bis last
hour as arrived
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SlNSiNhWA MOUND COLLEGE
"ISGoNGTN

n us in.sit1fion, coniurfsd BY tn FsIhsrs Of
Az, 'hS o,ae. y 81 D.mnie, is situated in Ito
SUN western epsk rot the State Of W,seen.jn ,cn
miles from Gaiens, inass. miles from Dnhu..s
low. - occupies the mot healthy and picturesque
Tine system 1t education will comprise the var;om.
oianches OF hs Arts and Sciences usually tan III in
similar institutions IN fl,s country
mild ard pafcrnaI system OF eovernmen, a. f.v 4
may DO conprtahe with the s,r.,est attention IN the
ssaisnsd dsripiin, viii, Observed. The moral ana
ne.eclaa hpfovssisnt of rhe rpiis ss also their do
meste comfst viii he sssrd d to with the utmost sob
situus. thsr Diet vii wholesome and abu ndant--
NO VIII BE- Permitted 10 beyond Inc College
limits unless eeoPsed by one at the Prof or Tur5rs
ample oPportnn Is o.ed by the retire ard beat
md, =. ~ INC 20 iege, TOR III ppil. emily.
cent and nsaltirfni exercises ' " ''''''
ns eosg.,s year win consist Of sessions, OF five
odch the nrse cOmmenc ne on the FIRST Monday
VI septembsr Of each year. and ending on the saurday
ne nf,t Monday 4 February and The second
July. ~ " ~ oos'""i"s :"
TERMS FER SESSION.
"oa.d ana Tuition ia the 'couinon English
branches. s, seo "a
Algebra bra Ge"mssry, Surveying u Engineering.
WIN use q instruments 1000
sss ,,. k:ss.s; .''"s' and '''"'' ''sh' SIS Sc
S.:, vocal " Instrumental 800
stationery and use of b,,ks wheh furni he'd
by the Institution ,o,
Washing and mendns Of things washed 100
Use OF bod aud bedding z 10
0oaFo during summer vacation. aDu0
GENERAL REGULATIONS
,h. no nnaent VIII no admitted fora shorter period
nAn session. No deduction will be made Er alb
ssnce' unless IN Case OF sckn or dismissal
All letters or comm c ations To and by the STU
except those IL amt from Parents and Guardians
viii De subject 10 the inspection OF The President
.. NO books will he allowed tn circulate among
dent. - ~ u.s.
.. No advances viii be made by The Institution for
cioshins OF 9th excuses, unsessa sufficient amount be
oeposllad with me Treasurer tor that purpose
o. Eve<y student IL to be provided, q entering tho
Colieee WITH two good suits Of clohes SIX Shirts
pf OF socks. handkerchief towels two pairs Of boots
AMI slippers. also brushes. &c sc.
8. At the close Of each session. bulletins will be
sent to and guardians giving correct statement
Oh ine health dsportfnent and progress their
All payments to be made semi silua,ly, in ad-
vance.
Letters Of inquiry should he addressed {post
wisconsin
REV. a. z. WALKER, o s D. President.
DHbueus, Aug. 22nd, 1854. arr
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New York, Aug 25,h.
he steamship North Star from Aspinwall
with about 200 passengers and 4 small amount
Of gold, arrived here this nornir z.
She brings no later news
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

n The late Congress increased the pay Of
U. s. soldiers 50 per month. The Washington
Star says that recruiting goes much more
briskly now than it did before the Increase
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BUFFALOES By THE ACRE.

A member Of Governor Stephens Northern
route exploring party, in long communication
to the st. Louis Republican, written from the
head tf Yellow Stone River, says of VI the
sights and incidents" Of the party thus fars
On Sunday, after a march Of some ten miles,
the bufFaioes were reached. They were before
and ON each side of the train. For miles
ahead it seemed one vast drove yard. They
were estimated by some as high Ave hun
bred lhousand-two hundred ihnusand 10 con.
sidered very low esi,ma'e Drawing up the
train at our usual halt at noon, large herd
were abort half mile ahead. The hunters SIX
in number were immediately dispa ched, we'll
mounted, on spare horses, reserved Tor that
especial purpose, and the whole train had an
opportunity Ia witne.s buffalo hunt. The
hunters dashed in amoni; the herd, picked out
The latest Of the crowd, and then separating
the selected ones FROM the herd, soon dispatch.
ed them In less than hour the wagons
were sent but small distance from the route
to receive the choicest pieces OF the buffalo.
In The next two days march the hunters
were kept some distance ahead, to keep of the
buffaloes it WAS the only way the safe passage
OF the train chud be insured through the sea OF
flesh he pack mules and spare animals fol-
lowing on the trs in too numerous 10 be separa-
tely led, weie hard to control and, despite
every prscaution and care, one horse and tour
mules were lost, they getting mingled with the
herd Of butfaloes Every effort was Llade to
reclaim them--hours spent in their attempted
recovery. The efforts were entirely useless.
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Norfolk, Aug IS.
Z. & Mallory has been arrested In this city,
charged with being about to 6yht duel with
JnO Shea
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

Philadelphia. Aug. "a.
The Native Americans Of the First District
have nominated John Titus 40 their candidate
for Governor.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

u The young lady Who let down the win
dow curtain to keep the man in the moon from
seeing her in her night clothes. has been seen
at Church with hole IN her stocking.
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New York Au4. q

New York Aug. q.
We learn that the brokers of the Metropolitan
Bank and the American Exchange Bank refuse
L. receive the bis Of the Cafrhase Bank Of
this State, Dovers Bank OF Oxdensbarg and
Bank If Milford, Delaware
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New York. Aug 2Sti

Baston, Aug. 81.
Accounts from st. Johns state that Tho chol-
era 10 disappearing from that province.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

T"Mr. Smith don't you think MIR. Shee-
sizes is young man Of parts? -
.sDecidedly 80, Miss Brown; he is part mum
skull, and part knave, and part fool"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
Dubuque Academy

Dubuque Academy.
THE 6rsi Of this Institution will commence on
1 Monday, september All, and continue eleven
weeks
AUSTIN ADAMS. A. NJ, RI ncicsl
Miss MARIA 4. MANN. Prccep:rsss.
Tuition,
Common English Branches, "a on
Higher English Branches, roo
Lat n and Greek, I'm
Inc motto Of rhis Institpt IA win bo Tossagness-
Whatever Is a tempted will no done, and we'll DONE
we snail impress our pupils with the idea that a ac
QUESTION, however una |, must he made every dav and
made IN 4 manner never to be forgotten.
FOR further Information, inquire Of the Prncipal At
the RD hwel House.
40 TIN ADAMS.
Dubuque, Aug. 1854. eli
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CoNFLAeRArlox IN MILWAUKEE On the
24.h inst = FIRE occurred a. Milwaukee, destroy.
ing property to the amount Of nearly 4 million
IF GJllSfe
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

MURDER Wilt our We suggested few
days since that The recent victory OF the coalition
party in This state had been obtained by corrup.
ton. Every day brings to light some new
circumstance, con6rming the truth IF our state
mens.
Grimes visit 10 the East, ~ suggested by
the state Gszette, vas on no GRAND Of mercy
or affection.
The following we copy from the state Ca
zette.
BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION, START
LING RUMORS
No~ that the election 70 over the agencies
tina, wess made use Of to influence it are begin.
ming to leak out. A prominent politician ol
this city has confessed that ne WIS bribed by
Grimes to aid IN his election; aud il is said thai
this latter gentleman had the control Of = large
corruption fund, which wasused throughout the
state tn,cafry il in favor OF the wigs and WOOL
lies. As the election in Iowa 10 the 6rst among
the Northern States, h %ss Thought that he,
example would hsve great weightlh influencing
the others that will follow, every effort wal
therefore 70 be made 70 carey il. We were tolt
st the time thst the visit III Nfr. Grimes tn the
esst in the spring had refati,n to the procure
ment of funds I" carry on the cansass with; AM
| circumstances have since 4ranspired to confirm
this information. We are told the names o
| certain Of the most prominent OF the reciPent
Of these funds, and some Of them are the very
| men whom We suspected Of being bribed; poli.i
clans Of the horse Ieech" character who's
eternal cry has been, "eive give They ~
known mercenaries having heretofore show
j themselves soldiers If fortune who fought fl
hire merely; men whose braz-n countenance
refuse to blush 1t the most fragrant ipconeisten
cies, and who are found advocating one part
tn day and another TO morrow. We shall en-
deavor 70 procure more precise information o
i this head
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
rae SULLIVAN BUILDINGS.

Psssing down street tho other day. we ds"P-A
spel into n. JuIlivaa's new brick hnildings,
which ere now furnished and ready t..r trnants
This buildist 81 III ornament n Nam Street and
ss1eets credit updA IL entsrPrisins proprietor
snd builders. The Jtcnnd aad third stories are
~ sYsst for omces, which IRE % arranged - to
- eosvenient end pieasahk Ind viii no doub,
readily commssd oeeupshts. r. iho-e who
s1esire ed oliees. this 10 he chance for
them.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

q The railway across the Appenses, in Italy
extending finn Turin 10 Genoa, 10 ss;d 10 have
'ths sreasssa grade in Europe. The high grade
IL nsar the town Of Glen, the ascent being one
h1ndsed snd siyhsy- I've feet 70 mile. Two
vel esrs. weighing sitcgssher one hundred tuns.
ssssoded H. grade q . time when rail. were
e1ssedisgiy vet and slippery. q sPesd Of
nlaesesa ailss pr heus. Thisis feet pnprec-
-edsstia ~ snsals Of ntlwey history.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
To: The Omnibus,

11O: The Omnibus
THEslbscriber has recently brought
tn tkiseity an OMNIBUS, and il rnn-
W ---SsX ming it regularly between the NAPLES
House and Dawn farm, ON the Plank Road lie leaves
the NAPLES House al O'Clock r. NJ and makes hourly
trips unf evening, and will always be prompt ut the
call OF Ladies' to convoy them TO any part of the city
Rates OF fares.-From the NAPLES House to Davis
Fafmo cents each way.
A. LEATIIERs
DTbuqne, Mays, 1857. daw-l,
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Recognized, Enlarged and Improved
40 TIN ADAMS.
W1t

OoU "Hu 1HIPIUtC CO,
FOR THE CAMPAIGN OF 1854
EMBRACING OVER 100 MEN AND HoRSEs.-
In vast establishment, the only Of the kind IN
Would, " II give their ed performances
AT DUBUQUE, ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. apd
Afternoon Performance MQ42 o'cloek--Eveniur Per
formance al Z I.2 O'Clock.
GRAND COLOSSAL MARQUE!
Of he larges size travelling WILL when cree ed al
its iull extent, accommodate s. 600 Persons-
Thiry-four had, Gentlemen one Children Perf,rners
among whom may he found that "SUN OF MOMU,. /"
YANkEE ROBINSON whose or,gina! mnh
provoking Of ric characters have won
for m the cogGnnen Of THE PEOPLES Funny
MAE."-Also, Prof. Orrin and Sans! iormsrl,
OF the world renowned ACkUB IT FAMILY
here will be two distinct Performances each d.v-
Most positively two Performances alike Dne no,ic.
will he given of The product OF tho tsrea. h,Y IRA
ma Of Uncle Toms CabfAi In which Will s,pa.,
aver SIX ~ HAKA \ FITS,
9ox 30 ent--P rs Cents ASBIIRr A...,
August 2s, 10 4. az viii
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NEW YORK MARKET.
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO MARKET
Aug "a. 1854
WHHAr. Spring wheat ranges from 81, 10 to
$a'b. Prime from $l,20 to sl,4O per
bushek
CoRN.-From 60 to 81 cents.
OArs.-Fr"m 80 to SEC.
BARLEY IF, ON 81 to
R1E.-fominaI 4 81
P"sx.-Mess pork from $I2,co TO S13.
HipEs.-Market d. III and demand good.
GRkEH 42a5c-dry sailed lial21o.
G.EES sailed 5Ia6}c.
rALLow.-l2al22c.
LAHD.-S4a9c.
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DRUGS! DRUGS!! DKTGSIT.
rTvHE undersigned are at present receiving ard will
continue to receive during the summer iu,uytsu,
additions TO their already extensive stock Of
DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS.
and Dye-sus, which they offer to the citizens NJ m
baqne, and surrounding country at r
prices. Being exclusively engaged in the Drug t. d.
selves that offer Undue Cement, rouai II ~, -,
peYior to any house west OF tho Mssissippi We h.v
endeavored to SIMPLY ourselves with every ar,cla hs
longing 10 " business that can possibly he caled oy
and having made great alterations in o1r star. 1I
aninsare neatness, accuracy and dispatch
VAN DOZEN & BEICHER
june .. %. dwu Main 81. one door below Sim
~lHOT,r - ~ ..,...-, = -. -----------
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Aug. s., War eaeie from Sc. Paul

Aug. S, War eagIs from 81. Paul
Nominee from uatena.
Nominee for ST. Paul
Aug. ~, oakland from 81 Paul.
Kentucky from st. Louis.
Kentucky fur
Aug. %. Back Hawk from 81. Paul.
+" for rock Island
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GHotCE Lot of assorted Teas, by the che.t mi.
~ chest 81 tor, stlow prices, G r. WEST
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
BUFFALO MARKET

BUFFALO MARKET
Aug. 1s
Flour, $7,37, to S!75
Wheat, 81 so to !, IS
Corn 81 cts.
Oats, IS cts
Whiskey, pr. bbl., Is to 81.
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MILWAUKEE MARKET.
Aug IL,
Flour. 47.75
Wheat, 3l,2s, tn 81 40
Oats, 81, 10 80 cts,
Barley, 6Oa60.
Cnrn, IS, to 20 cts
RATES or LAND WARRANTS.
100 Acres, cash, siss to 600
lG0 g. one years. time, 400
90 g easn, a5 TO 90
go one ysars O. l35
- cash, ~ to 90
20 ono ysars' tina, 81
". J. B4RNEYA Co.
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FoR OoeuErrEs There is an Eastern tale OF
a magician who diseoarcdby his lncan'a,'9n J,
that the Phllosoph r'Ss!one lay on the o"AS o'
A certain river, but was unable to determine
its locality more dedli'ely. he therefore
s.rolled along the bank with a piece Of iron 10
which he applied successively all the pebbles
he found AS one after another they produced
no change in the uetal, he Sung them into the
stream. Al last he hit upon the o6jec: OF hs
search and the iron became gold in his hand
But alas he hal become 50 accustomed'to the
.touch and 20" movement that the'reai stone
was iayolun.arily into the river after thf
Others and lost to him forever
think this story we'll allegorizes the tale o
the coqaette. She bias Tried and discarded s'
many hearts, that at length she throws ava!
he right one, from pure force Of habit,
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nnles ,.r I.aeo.llng ad..s !.

d. +. -
The Washington correspond mt OF the n =; =;
Herald in long homiIy on the conduct Ot Ia
dies in the capital among other thing, says;
Never, or very rarely, offer to carrv alady's
shawl'or parasOl, or put your hand upon her
shoulder Or round her waist as tits SO often
don. IN assisting her out Ofthe carriage or Ia
~ her seat, To delicate woman all such
clapuing and clawing is the most rnsutfsraOle
ru1ent IS. The proper way when you allght Is
TO otit your left arm as a support tor the IA.
idy's riyh hand, and to hold your right hand
II readiness. should the exigeucies OF skirts,
e,c. permit her taking it with her lett ~ as
c.ndlng stair case keep side with the iAoy
but do not be ostsntacous in Offering Jour lel' e
arm. lest in the attempt TO take 1t she neglec'''
the management OF her skirts, steps on bel
d,.ss and either falls or tears it out 1t the
waist. sfa sts4 sb5fs.f as4 4isa
Ii YOU attend two ladies, place The one mex
Won who is entitled. cit her BY rank or prefer
yrence, to the post Of honor-but On no &C
count. whatever, walk between them. "A par
.phrase Of donkey laden with tNo painters. :
Observe different rule, however, in taking
your places in a eOncsEtsrOoms Gentlemen y
These cases should bepreceded and followed 2!
lady. At table. gentleman and lady VIII
nave a guest II speak nov Of the hotel table
for We are really getting TO know scarcely an.
other in this country. alSsys place him Of he
between. II the guests are also Two, the
place your lady guest between your vile an
yourself, While tbs gentleman takes the oshe
lend Of the line. .leaving the ladies IN the middl
The logic. as well as the convenience Of thes
i.tle arrangements. viii be suggested by q slr
lie thougatr.-and how much avkWardness'an
consequent mOrti6catiOn annoyance would :
avoided by careful observance Of these sin
Iple rules. st ,.gs .W a
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ADDITIONAL by the Atlantic.
Nsw YoRx. May lS-sP. NJ.

NEW lOkk, may io--o = ~
The steamer Great Britain, from Liverpool.
April 2s.h. for Australia, had returned to Liv-
erpoOl, having burst hue of GOlyhead. She
may be detained TWO or three weeks.
Clipper ship Red Jacket will probably take
the British mails. ha.
sr PErEassukeH, April s3 The following
war tax has been levied on travellers u. the frs.
class, .hree hundred silver rubies, those OF the
second class, one hundred and sixty. and OF
those Of the third class, one hundred and slX
rubes.
All house keepers without distinction are TO
be assessed ten per cent, on the actual rent
they pay or receive.
/ Great preparations are being made for th'
defence oI The capitol, in case oil an attack
which is sald appears 10 be much dreaded.
/ Prussia has forbidden privateers TO enIel
her harbors
/ private telegraphic dispatch received b,
an emn.n Greek firm from LOndon and daIet
Aunl qBth, states that the whole combined ncs
luok their departure on The morning OF tn"
day.
The Austrian correspondence OF date tn
a8.h, states that the English and French Ad
mira had demanded the delivery of the hus
sian vessels at Odessa And on refusal, s"ve
three deckers and eleven irigaIes bOinbarde'
the town Gu the 9Th.
Noonkotl Palace was .otally destroyed.
. -Four lrivatts are much damaged.
) The bunIbardmenl continues.
1 The journal Of 81. Petersburg Of The %
. ult., contains proclamation, in which he rel
/, resents .hs war against England and France =
s one /, defence OF the Orthodox faith.
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A DHichman Abroad.


Hello. friend. can you tell me The way to
Reading rnquirrd dO~neastsr The Other day
Of Perhsylvana Dutchman. whom he found
hard At work beside the load few miles IRON
Reading.
30 yAw could .ell 80 Pesser as anybody.
You must 6ra turn de PArn round De ri eh
over. and de PrOOk up stream. den de first
house you come TO ish my prOder Hans pig parn,
dat is the pggest parn dvre ish upon dis rOad,
il is eighteen Icet Won vay. and eighteen feet
pack again. Mime PrOder Hans thought TO
thaIch il init shingles, but he sold dem and
shingled it nit straw and clapbOard il miI rails
Afer yCu go py my brOder Hans pig parn dc
next house you come 70 i, haysIaek VI eofn-
stalks pid Of straw. but you must not stop
der TO. Den you goes along I'LL you cOmes
10 tree roads. you take any Of dem aud den you
kits lost Den you mus. kit over de fence into
great p'g pen mi. no fence round it. Den
you take de road upon your right shoulder aud
20 down as far Ms de prCch den you turn risht
p,ck again. Ven you ish comm pack you
cOme py house dat stans' right along
side Of ya.ler toy. He runs out and sayspO~
WOW WOW, he duI aud plies litlle piece out
OF your leg, aEd den ne runs and ShumPs ino
al empty pig pen dat hash IOur sheep IN it,
Den you look way up on de hill dCwL in the
swamp, deere and you sees pig whlIe hUuse
painted red, NIT two front dUOrs on de pack side
we'll lere lsh we're mine prOder Hans lives. and
he could tell YOU 50 nden PstEer as could
don't know"
"Well | swow, by hokey mister you are
about asintell G mt as aunt Jrmimy, but | reck-
on as how you don't know her though She s
dumb Blu. say yeOu why don't yeou dig
out them pusky weeds. hah ?"
20. dear me has had very pad luck. Won
or two days ntxS week mine produr Hans
pumpkins proke into mine pig patch; and ven
drove dem 10 home, every little pumpkin IN de
field catched up Won it'll, piece Of pig in bis
mouth and den dey run drough to old nick as
ii dc fence was after dem; and post stumbled
over me, and am almost Kill. | am"
"wheW, drutnll !"
"Den dinks as how must take me avrow
so goes to Reading and Ills Kattrreene !
she would take me for worserf peter, and sh'
/
asks me yaw. So takes him home and eat
seven quarts Of sourkrouL and went to bet vel
enough but in de morning she shump' up te"d
IL. was very heavy loss, she weighed mor'
rs tree hundred and seventy pounds Den M
I.ede poy takes sick anil tied. 0 Id rathe
give dtye >hilllnks as tohnve that haPpen'-'-
lie vas SO uly lat sslgl,er. Den mine hem
come home mi' d,re eats split and nine hog
all come Eomv mt nine OF dem ..-issin. The!
did