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IEeulsETwE JURYMAN-At trial for mur-
der in Waukesha. Wisconsin. a witness on the
stand. giving in bis testimony as to when and
where his line Of boats run. and at v hat times.
between Milwaukee. Chicago, shepbOygan, ETC..
one Ct the juumen asked him what time the
boat left for ShsbOygan; when the Judge asked
ths jlryman his object for asking the question,
He replied that be anted to 60 to Sheboygan
in few days, and though i: good Opportuni.
u to end out.
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the REAsOS WHY.

-
~. =. - .r., a ,m.u,
w,. -. a. 80, al. mo,h.,,
Wa Al A., .,.lia, hn,
A. n Al. had no friend
WI, Az, sbe sisb 40 of, mother
Ia she 90 near her endt
'.
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EIOHT DRAINS pAY.--An old Dutchman who
bad recently joined the temperance society.
was taken sick, and sent to the doctor to pre-.
scribe for him, who ordered him to take an
ounce of brandy per day. The old chap over
hauled Lis arithmetic, and found in the table Of
apOthecaTies' weight, ''eight drams make an
ounce" "Mine.-," says the Dnchman,
"dAt ish de temperance Tor me. didn't gel
but six before. and now gets eight"
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DIAIoUE' UE'-Passing down West Pearl street
the other afternoon, We chanced TO hear the
subjOined dialogue, between two ladies Of Co.
a. fl.f y
Tor: 'ss.s'ssssi ..asss zsss
'sses' Missus Jonsiug dat yop's got anOd
drwHite gal worLin' for you.' J. eaiie8 e8a.as
"Yss. child. Use had her desc free weeksl''
"What de cause for you prsfsranes OBJ desc
.Nhile gals honey?
why de fac am. when you gets one OBJ de
cslorsd gals, dey links dar,s an skally, and
makes demselves TOO familiar ike. but dees
.vbiss gals don't--dey keep 'um placei,'
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Ilatent NleOitincs
DR. ). ID. MARCHISI's
CELEBRATED CATHOL1CON.
FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE OF SUFFERING FE-
MALES

II stands pre.eminant
for lie curative powers in
oil Il Is recommended, usu'
ally called.
yEMALE COMPLAINTS.
or these are Prolapsus
Uteri, or Falling Of the
Womb; Flour Albus or
Whites; Chronic Enfisma-
ton and liberation Of the
Womb; Incidental Hem.
Orrhage, or Flooding I;
Painful. Suppressed, and
irregular MenstruatiOn,
&c, with all their accom-
paning evils, Cancer eX
cspted,) no matter hOW
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IA The Creytown Affair has go. into the New York
Superior Court Capt Hoins Is under arrest, at the
suit Of Calvin Durand brought to recover damages for
shs destruction Of his property. An attempt was made
on the l4th in New York City to transfer the case to
the United States Court Further proceedings were
postponed, however, until the eth uls
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ET Polygamy is one of the domestic insIi.
;utiOns of Utah. and will be recognised, no
doubt in the Constitution when application is
made for admission into the Union.
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sB- On Tuesday morning Of last week, Mrs. o. +.
Fshback Of Batavia Ohio was very seriously burnt By
the explosion 0fa Of cAmphene while attempting to
on spirit lamp which was lighted. The frequency Of
such accidents Of late, should admOnish a persons Of
the danger Of using this explosive article for light.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-05

CHRIsrIN Il, sIoNATIoN - Dean Swift said
with an ingenuity vl sarcasm which has never
been surpassed Il never knew a man in all
my life who could not bear the misfortune Of
anothsr perfectly like Christian"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-05

,WHAT HE LAcKED.-While Daniel Webster
Was Secretary OF State he was present at bal.
when Il foP said 10 him. "DOn't yOn dance Mr
Webster? l never see you dancing" mo-
said Mr.. Webster, II never had the capacity
10 learn how, sir"
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Rlchmand COIlege.

The annual examination Of the classes of Richmond
College will Tuesday the 26th tfSept, and an
exhibit N by the Students on Thursday the as,h. The
EXERCISES at TO- o'clock A. H. at which ,he
public are respectfully invited TO attend =
The winter Session ofhis Institution will open on Mon
day the 9th Of November Tho College year Is divided
into two Sessions ofve months EACH The rates Of tui
tiOn per Session are six and ten dollars.
Ample provisions for boarding have been made for tn
accommodation Of the Students. Students who wish
board themselves can be provided with rOOms.
By order of the Board.
JOSEPH JONES. Sec,
Richmond, Ohio. Sept II 1854 1t.
STARK PAPER MILLS.
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Me1RE0NW0Ss

own 0DservauOhs'
Re1HR8NCgS,
P. B. Psckham, n. D., Utica N. Y.
T., D. Fleming, NJ. D., Rochester N. 7.
NJ. II. Mills N. D., ROchester,N. Y.
D, Y. FoOte, NJ. D., Syracuse, N. Y.
Prof. Dunbar NJ D., Baltimore, Md,
J. Grrck, N. d., Baltimore, Md,
w W. Reese, NJ. D., New York City.
w. Prescott, NJ. D., Concord. N. II.
J.P. NewaDd, u. D., Utica, N. 7,
Rev. g. s, Beard, Glenn Springs, s. 9.
PAMPHLETS 10 BE had AT THE ST0REOF
Dr.. CHARLEs A. BGGEL, agent, Druggist CarrOlIton
Ohio Also sold by
Brown & BafnhOuse, New Hagerst0wn, and By most
Druggists in the adjoining counties.
ey- Notice to the Unfortunate Female. II
feel il duty incumbent upon myself to declare
publicly the great blessing Dr. Msrchiss Uterine Cath
Olcon has proved to me. For two yearsmy health was
mserable was almost unable to walk. Physicians
pronounced my falling OF the womb, extensive u'
ceratiOns commencing with AuOr abus. The pain, rra'
toR, prOsraOn, and the intOleraole td discharge rem
iapd life aos burden. In this miserable condition.
d. f. p Newland recommended Dr.. MATchiSi's Uterine
catholicon After taking four bottles find myself In
r.,'ec, health Gratitude for my restoration makes me
ud ,n,ly desire that all my SEX alike unfortunate may
6nd sure relief from this inestimabe medicine.
ELIZABETH A. NEWLAND,
No. 10 West st., Utica, N. 7.
The above statement know to be true.
E.P. .NEWLAND, N. D.
| UticS, N. Y.
! have no hesitation in saying, DE- MarchSis Uterine
Caholcon is invaluable in uterine diseases generally
have used II in FluOr Abus, AmenorrhGa, PrOlApsu'
Uer and In cases Of extensive liberation Of the vagnI
aud o. uter worthy Of the notice OfthO Faculty
JOHN @. ORRICK, NJ. D.
i Baltimore, Nd
EEJ. b. MAROHISI 4 Co. PRoPRrEroRs.
i Central Depot SO4 Broadway, N. Y.
i SAINT Z lhA
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ETThe deaths in columbis. Pc. from .Chol.
era, we're ceused.by parties who carried sheep
on The railroad having thrown their bodies in-
to The reservoir, after they had died, The
water being drawn of. the putrid bodies were
found. '''' . !" %" - " ~
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CHAS III. MILLER

GEORGE p. SMITH e. CO..
LATE HAMPTON SMITH,,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and DOmSIic HTy Goods,
In6 6m1 No. 4 Wood Street, Pttsburg, Pa.
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severe or how long standing.
The CathoIicOn Iar surpasses other remedies being
more certain less expensive. and leaving the system 10
better condition. Let ell interested call and obtain
pamphlet free containing ample proof, from the mOs
rpsnectobe sources OF the beneficial results Of its use
together with letters from highly experienced Physicians
wko have used in their practice and speak from thC
n u.n nhsarvniiOnA
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STARK PAPER MILLS,
Canton. Ohio.

Our AaIs are AOw in full operation, and we are pre.
pared 70 Gil I'll osdsIs 10 our line Of business Editors
and Merchants sFe respectfully invited to give US call
and Examine Ous Stock O Paper WefeeI perfectly sat
sfed that aer thorough examination, they will give
us their patronage Paper will compare avorsbl,
with any manufactured In the Western Country-ant
our Prices cannot fail to give satisfaction All Order
sent by Mail will be promptly attended 70.
The Highest CAsl. Price will be paid for Rags Mer
chants are requested send their Rags and get he
Cash For samples Of Paper, list Of Prices &C. sidress
Aug "a, 1884 Canton, Ohio.
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SyTup-Tbsvery best article in market fOI
sale BY q. s1-' a--i G. 4 B.
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.IOHN III. TRIPR.

Attorney aud 0ouHssiIOr at Law,
Office up stairs in the frame building opposite the West
door If the Court House, CarrolltOn, Ohio.
~ The services Of JOHN A. BINGHAM, Of CAdz, o.,
Is secured in all cases by the retention Of the above
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silk and Satins of all grades and colors, .
large lot on hand and for sale cheap BY - : :.
~ Il.s 3 ..s.s3E8 ta4sas "a = u. q D ~
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White Go0ds for ladies, few pieces q
beautiful new styles, barred and stripe, and
sale by G. d B.
FISh,--Mackeral and white fish, good ar.
d icle for sale by -, - c. 4 B.
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CARRoLLToN CAN'T BE BEAT.
MARQUIS & Company, !,

MARQUIS Il Company,
ARE engaged in manufacturing some OF the mos,
speadid and highly finished
SADDLES, BRlDLES, &c,
that has ever been presented to the aZe OF the peof
of Carroll county Their stock of articles in their line,
IL unlimited just step in and notice some Of their
splendid HARNESS.
THEY CANNOT BE BEAT!
Fellow citizens, we appeal to you Tor your support.
We promise TO give back in trade the entire value o
your money, and little over All We want is lat
trial. and il our prices don't suit you You have the priv
ege Of going ewhere. We know from experience
in our branch of business thai caoAnt Dc successfully
competed with in the way Of PRICES
Give us one call. anyhow,
Remenber the place TO purchase
CHEAP SADDLERY,
is at the room Formerly occupied IA the Post Office.
Respectfully,
WIN. E. MARQUIS n CO,
Carrollton, Sept. Is, 1853. II.
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Business GorOs,
InHN IL nRnxrnN

Attorney And COunsellOr a, LAW, Vii give prOpp.
aenton 20 III business entEasted % biz care In CsIr0l
County or elswhere. Once, IN he small EhJe Frame
building opposite the West door Of the Court House
~ The Hor. n. J. AtkihsOp, has .laasierred The
unfinished business in bis care, 70 the Above Who w
give Il immediate attention. sspL 81, 50.
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r. r. R.-No. ;.
Railways Regulatory
Regulates 10 healthy action all The Organs
and Secretious Of the Body, Restores to
Health and Strength
THE pfsxAsxp AND WORN OUT PARTS.
Complaints that Radway's Regulators entirely
cure.
COstivensss, Liver OompNnH
Indigestion, Heart
Dvspspsia. Kidney
Dropsy, bAoees
Difficulty Of passing Unne.
n;,,;r... InHsmAlion Of the Stomach
StupOr, DunOss"e"'
MrLAxcHoLxM MAuGxAEE DIoRDEHS.
Small Pox, neSses
Scarlet Fever, Lehow hrVes
Bilious Pneumonia, IyPso,u !e,o'
And Fever Of All Kinds.
,.a.. Pleursy. Common Colds,
| FEMALx COMPLAINTS.
| I,,aSulsrity. Prolapsus Uteris
H"I.s,is Womb Difficulties.
| whites AmenoFrheAI
Loss OF APPxrITE;
| LOss Of Energy.
| Los OF Memory,
/ Loss II Strength.
r. r REGULATORS
ARB EHTIRILY VEGETABLE
| Perfectly TaSteless
Good ct al times,
| Never Sicken,
| Never Gripe H-.
DoSEs.--0ne TO three Regulates.
Four TO si1 PurEes.
one Regulator M night on going n bedw nu II
sound sleep. good nights resh and . hsslthy and
pleasant discharge from che Bowels IN the morning
Railways Regulators. Ready Relief Rsnovs.
ting ResOlvent are sold BY Druggists every.
where.
/ N B.-Persous troubled with Melancholy Depression
Of Eps and every body who feels themselves III used
BY the world without any just on their pass should
take few doses Of R. r. Regulators More unhspplnes
il caused within from the want Of healthy and rsg
ular action Of organs than from any externs cause
We promise all who take Railways Regulators, aSogua
cliOn Of the organs and cheerful and happy ditEca
ton.sA - RADwAY 4 O.,
'.a1,' 16a Fulton-s.reet.
/ For sale BY DR.. c. A. BoGoxl, Druggist,
Carrollton, Ohio.
Nov. 4, 1883. 80 II
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CARROLL STEAM MILL.
The Carroll Steam Ml Is In g,'Oi repair and ady
to perform custom Work In good STYLE and at shor no
lice. Customers generally get the work home the
sane day brought. l. ATKINSON.
August 10 1884, 50.
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HARLEM SPRINGS,

JOHN HILBERT, ...... .... .PkOrRuTOR
Harlem, Carroll county, Ohio.
This establishment has been put In complete repair,
and new building erected for the comfort Of Patients
and Visitors. Hacks and other COnveysnceS constantly
running to all the principal points.
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yAN BROWN,

AftorAsy srS CSuH'sItor az Les
0FFIcE-Oyer James CamerOns Store,
lfsb Is b3l hAin Street, Car-OlsOn, Ohio.
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JAMES G. AVER,

LOWELL, MASS.
4risS M csatS per Boz. Five sOxsS SoE u
SOLD BIZ
F. Ecksteln, Jr., Cincinnati, Dr. G. A. BOegls, Oar
rollton, and by all dealers in medicine every where.
tyrone agent wanted In every town in Carroll CO.
June 90, 1884, an
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poiqlt MtOiftnss.
r Z. REMEDIES.

RaDWAr ace. de Iatentots, Manufactures tad Pro-
prisl0rs Of de asty eslsbied R R. r. Remedisa vsss
ne 6rsi 70 discover Rsmedy possessing The harVeous
aid Miraeul0us Poser Of stopping the most EterueE
tng Pains IN instant sayhg tho worst Cramps and
Spssms ether internal e1IernL IL few minuies and
soothing the most severe ParoIysma { RheuuaGism
EeuFalgia and Tic DooFeux, as soOn a. applsd. TIE
r. n T. Remedies consists Of three Remedies each
possessing quick and powers over certain com
nl.lnts and dseases and vill Instantly
Relieve The Human System from Pain.
Regulate Zach Organ 70 healthy Action.
Resolve Asay al Diseased Deposits.
Rsuovate The body from al Corrupt HumoFs.
Rebuild The Weak and Broken dosn CONSTITUTIONS
Restore To Health, strength and YiEOr al uBsOund
and worn out parts.
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icKLET.) u y
ECKLEY A. DAVIS.

aHd COEHssIiprs at Lac
Have entered into partnership, aud will practice thei
profession In Carroll and the adjoining counties Al
business entrusted TO them will receive prompt at'c
tiOn. OFFItE Small frame buld'na on .aaf - HtH
Of the IS ,Iler .,Orl.e," Carrull oa. Oh
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REMEDY A. COLEMAN,

Hsuss, SigH aAd OrEaRsFtel
PainGers,
lShop South Ease Corner Public Square
iRslyl CarrOllton, Ohio
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-01

s.nus barrel Of water an-
severed tbe purpo,s of ia. model
o entire season, f.~ise nlls
eo,, ,olo a reservoir Dsli.l The.
scores. and the water was roninu-
aH, fe.sneied to the cs,arlrt by .
.. .n.
Mans ,s,tsrs WHO conld no, af-
AL ~ tr.yel IN Nno,,, ,,ere
f....,i,s. .lnc..l 4, y;.,f ~. ,,.l.l
....., ...l 80 .,l II III. t.,,I
-.,'.,. ...,,.il ,,,,,,.',., ,t., XII
,to ...1.l, ',,s.,,... :, f',l b,,t ,,.,,,.,
r., .,o.f,.liye r,,,ts and a, Galt
a.. a,o,.
o,a d,y v,s ,ero,,.,,.ig
.,.,,,o,.d T., ,,,.,, bsc,ro liz
p,,rIocC,,,oo ~ C.,o,s.,,o-
49, m, nav, o,ora,,',. n, ,,n o'cl,cE
80 49, .,,a.,,aI
So, s.;J ,ho pr.s;i.,, 900,
III 80, ~ -, '.'~ h..
f-} nd. -. - H. 49,, ,rb;,
w. 49, -" =" -. ,ha al,
' ~. '.l.l,.t...a.,
~ - r~ g., - e. COM
80. ''''p T.m. -, 49,. .,-,
, 80 as
-. Ala; ,.u
r.'.n = III ~. -, ' ~ ~,
-, 80. ~ IT,. ,.,..-i.,.,..,;.,n
~ ~ nv ~, Va Isr ~. sbo, ii. avol.,ae5
,bo oaa,atioo Of ,ae g,eai ,',ar,..t
AMI o,Fers1 10 nav n dolara droo l,r
al ,bs watar us.d lor MA ac,
Fall. .y..e'l,,,o one h,rr,l ,,., mont,
rra.;lo5 mo nnno c,ii,n,.J IN
raoa n,lar vas re,n,ife3 10 ra-
,;,c ao,,1 bearty hurst nf hneh.er
frn,, ,ho .,.'..,,;s.;o,e,s ;o winch ms
honor no p,asidon, cool,sc.nd.d
- ;o;,,
o. one occasion Ionis Cs,l,,l
Clarl sso Tho VIM a,1 oooa,r
odi,o, of H. .sKn;oR,rborl,eri, calied
- Wv ~, Museum had never
Ind ,he rlea sure of seeing him be-
fore and he introduced himself. II
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3flisreIIallrullg.
for The Journal.
Vermont nlinna.

CorPERAs IIiLL, Nov. %, 1854.
L. ?. Walton Esq.-Dear sir:
| notice ia your register Of 1854
that nothing is said Of Copperas
Hill, ia the southern part Of STRAIT
ford Among the Post Offices we
are entitled to ONE" John Rey-
nolds p. NJ" established nearly two
years ago. Tins place derived its
name from tie mine OF Copper and
Copperas ore which runs through it,.
II has been found south Z miles
below here aud 10 miles above. il is
81 feet wide and lis depth no one
eau tell we make from this mine
three million pounds Of Copperas an
nually and transport it from here !;
we give constant employment to 30
mcn in maSiag Coppems, from IS
to 20 60 getting out oie ; $500 cords
Of wood are consumed annually
Connected with this miao Is a fur
mace now 10 operation for smelling
Copper the coming summer p men
will be employed 20 carry iAat 90 -
2.
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made. taken inconneciion with the dc
tails given elsewhere in our column
today, presents 10 a clear light Tho
real objects Of these secret ploitcr'
against religious freedom, equal civi
rights aud other great principles o
the constitution. When the doma-
Gratis came into power under Mr..
Jefferson, that chief magistrate ex-
pressed himself as follows upon the
action of the federalisis, repeating the
naturalization enaclmenis of WASH
lugton's administration, which con-
lerred upon foreigners the right Of
suffrage ia i've years. aad suosliiut-
ing IA IT'S stead a probationary term OF
lourieeu years.
" cannot omit recommending n
revisal Of the laws on the subject of
MISUNDERSTANDING the or
dinary chances If human ne, q de-
niai Of citizenship nader a resi-
dence Of fourteen years is a denial
to a great proportion of those who
ask il, and controls policy pursued
from their first settlement by many of
these states, and sHll believed Of
consequence ioGauirpnsterily. And
shall we refuse the unhappy iugiiives
from distress that hospitality which
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-01
r'a''a a'a'"all Fol0''I,o'.I ~
Drawing back the Curtain.

Drawing back the Curtain.
The Pennsylvania has exhibited
extraordinary vigilance aud perseper-
nnco ia hunting up and exposing lhe
secri &C the Kupw-Nolhiues.-
The esuli OF les iabors wi,i be found
elsewhere,and presents most strange
spectacle in Tins nnd of free Discus
sion and 10 The enlightened and lib-
eml nineteenth century. II is hard
" credible that such a secret political
organization, based 90 Tie most Ia
tolerant and dangerous principles,
could have been gotten together with
any success IN the blaze of our free
American institutions. But the fact
is not to be doubted and the Penn
s}lyanian has given the strongest
grounds for fall reliance on lis rev
Citations. By means oil some sogi OF
splTlt-rnppingS OF other extraordinary
agency, the PENNSYLVANIA has with
damn uie trli asa gHg0ssu "a clear
view OF Tie sedret acts OF lhe giaAd
state council of Know Nothings
which convened 30 philadelphia Oh
Tuesday last. The names ol lhe
officers are given IN fnll, and a VIVID
sketch dashed oil OF the upprehen-
sions manifested lest their proceed
iugs be given to the world, for the
disclosures previously made by lhe
Pennsylvania had threatened the
dissolution OF The organization, and
thousands had abandoned it, alarm
ed al the certainty Of exposure. The
president, Professor Tiffany Of the
college at Carlisle, declared that # the
proceedings of the present council
should gel into the papers, he would
withdraw from the order, and all his
friends would retire with him ; il
would do him serious injury, if il
should be known thar he belonged
10 such a secret organization. The
ruthless Pennsylvania, without the
least regard for the feelings or inter
esls Of the professor and his friends,
pursues lis scrulinizing work aad
tells US all that iranspired in The Sc
eret council. According 10 that pa
per, it represents Professor Tiffany
as saying that " already had the peo-
pie become alarmed at the dangerous
tendency OF a secret organization
like this and il was all important that
we should throw more binding
guards-not only for the purpose OF
making sure the election of our can
didales, but to protect ourselves from
any odium which might attach to US,
if our names should be exposed
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| have been in half dozen smaller
museums, and as they all had IT. |
was sure a large establishment like
yours would not he without itr'
NV hurels were fast whitening,
and felt t.at unless | KEEP, my wits
about me and managed TO pay Clark
at least an iustalmeni oa villa, | ow-
ed bin, / should be the nughing-
stock Of all his acquainiances. A
few weeks afterwards, therefore, |
wrote him note, saying that | de-
sired 10 consult him fora few mo-
mon,s at my Office, ON % subject OF
serious Importance tonne. lle came
Immediately.
Now" said 81 do not wantany
Of your nonsense, bui want your
sober advice
" My dear Baraum,' be replied,
in the fulness OF Dis truly eenerous
heart, "aothug win give me areaier
pleasure ihaa TO serve you Do any
way in my power"
! proceeded to inform him that a
gentleman who nad visited Egypt,
had brought from TIE river Mile
most remarkable living 6s1 Which
he offered So hire tYr exhibition. ihc
fish, told hin was &c q peculiar far-
f..fta- ..I f|.s f" ..... . 10