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Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-24
w. IL. TAYLOR,

G E.NER-fL .aGE.vT md AUCTYOh-EER,
OFFICE AT PRArrs JEwELRY STORE, NEXT DOOR
TO TEDBs Il JOHNsoSs LAW OFFICE.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-24

nov 10
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-24

IT is with pleasure announce TO the inhabi-
L tants of Volcano and surrounding country the
completion of our new aud spacious Fire proof
Store and that are now prepared to offer large
and well selected stock of
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
Chanccyy sale.
T<nnosho Cnnnfp CfrCnlt Court,

Asa sprague Complainant Zecharah Paddock and Gym
his Francis Paddock William D. Paddock
and Wellington Persons, Defendants.
and by virtue of final order and decree OF
in the above entitled
cause by the said the seventh May in the
Lord thousand hundred and fifty hye 1855
general Term of the said Curt held the Court House in
the CITY and before the Hon.
Judge Of the said court shall expose for sale
Pubic Auction rendgc and to the highest bid
Of the statute in such
case from tie front door Of thc
House in the and county kenOsha saturday
hirteh S0th day of June next. to wit: d. 1873 be-
twelve aud clock tie after
poeu that piece
OF oil Land reai estate. to wit: t.
piece parcel lot ofTand lying and be-
the of Salem county Of eneshn and state Of Wis
described follows Being OF the
the OF number
ILL., in township number Il north of number
y east said parcel be wide by
dred sixty rods long Dated heposha May is, Is55
IL. II. ScHoFT. JOSEPH l. EliLE,
Compt's Solr 6w45 Sheriff Of HenoshA County.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
Chanrcry Sale.

Frrcu A. HroGr,s syIrender Baldwin william Ward
Wheeler. Leonard Croker Amos Noyes Amos Noyes 2nd
Richard Soyos John iovrey Archibald H. Lowrey Charles
+. Baldwin and Charles s. starr, Defendants:
IN and by virtue of hnal decree OF foreclosure
SALE the above entitled in by
Court of Nay in the Of our Lord
thousand eight hundred and fifty Ave l3 At genera
Torn Court held the C0utt House in the city and
county Kenosha and before the Ron AMys DooLITTE
Judge said Court shall expose cr sale and At fubc
Auction hghe. Bidder therefor accord
the provisions of the statute 'uch made and pro-
vied frum tue front d"rr Of the CUur; House
he th:rtieh day OF
"a D. 1885 between the hours c ten and twelve clock
Of that day, the half ndiT'ded
Of lots six. o. and Il in Buck No seven Il lying
IN s"ha FRACTIONAL Hec'n
t33 in north Of twenty three sast tn
the Of the ciy Of Kenosa and of Wisconsin
Jos u. JILsUN. JOSEPH J. EHlE,
Cont't's Sol'r. Sheriff Of kenosha County.
na ed kenosha. Nay "a. lSS1 Owls
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
Chunccyy Sale,

Seth Doan vs. lothian Perry ana William II. Perry.
IN Pursuance and by vrGe final decree Of and
made aud entered in the above entitled in and by
the said Court tho ninth day Of My in the Lord
thousand eight hundred aud (lSS general
said Court held The the Csy and
county KenGsa and before the Hon james DooLrTy
Judge o the said court shall for sale and eel a. Pub
lie Auction vendue and the highest bidder therefor
cordng the provisions OF the tatu- in such made and
provided ard from the front door OF the house in the
and County OF Ken3sha the ninth day Of
June next D. 1865 between til. hours Of ten and twelve
clock the forenoon of that day those certain
land situate the Kenoshs and state OF
Wisconsin and known ss and two ~ in section
thirty 30 north of containing
acres he the crless JOSEPH. EnIE
jon -. JsUN, Eompts Sor. Sheriff CT nenoshs County
Dated Etucsha May II. 1879 Owls
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
Chsncery Sale.

LEovARp CHocxyR William ard Wheeler, Amos Soyss.
Amos Neya End Richard b. hoyes John Lowrey Archibald
II. 10 vrey, Charles T.. baldwin and Charles START
IN Pursuance Aad BY Anal decree and
sale md entered the above entitled in the
said Gourt the OF Our Lord
thousand eight ndrei and five st general Term
said court held tie ouse. the city and county OF
cnosa 10y and before the Hon JANE. r. PooLrrLs judge or
said Court shall expose for sale and at Public Auction
the highest bidder therefor according TO the
provisions the statute in suohessc and at and
From the Court House the said city and
Kenosha the threth day day oJnne next D. So
the hours and twelve O'clock the forenoon
that day following described pieces parcels or OTIS
real lying and being the ,outh west fac-
topal quarter number thrtytw0 ( in town No"
range twenyree tt east aad in the eastward
Of the city Wit Lots numbered and seven
10 ~ in seven, T. together with the building
privileges tGreon thereto belonging
Jos i. justly. -, JESsrit J. Ent.E
Comp.s Snlr. Sheriff Of Kenosia County.
Dated Esnoshs, Nay a. 1873. 6wAS
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
Keso.ha County Circuit Courf---In Equity.
Mary Dunn Adinarix &c. of the Of Robert Dunn

Kenosha County Circuit Courf---In Equity.
Mary Dunn &c. of the Of Robert Dunn
sss Ames Eliza Anes John Goorg Joseph d. Leland Bssey
Gof, and Green Bay HlsaEkss Chicago Railroad Com
IT arinpg by affidavit to the sa.ssaeton ts
that aboys named defendants John G0or and Joseph Lee
reside Of this hut in Of the United
ofJon u. Jlsun conpaInants solicitor:
that the said John Corr and Joseph D. Leland their APP
he entered this notice thereof
served the ccnpanants solicitor by sire 10th day of
S and of their either them that
dsnlur the cempainunts bill
comp said lsth day o uSnsr, 1855 and in
thereof said bull of complaint he taken confessed
BY them and is further orcsred hss within twenty days
hereof the said complainant this
published in the Senuls Tribune eieyrap
printed published in the city OF
the publication he continued snd
week for six successive weeks tat he cosy OF This
order be personally served the Last named defendants
hir,y before she for their
BY tae Court J. " DUOLlTrLx
Dated ksnoshA, Nay =. 1873. Judge.
JoS r. JILsUr, Conpfs Solr.
certify Shat ths above 81 the order made
ths cause. orS l.. D. NIcHoLs, Clerk.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
In Circuit Court; Kenoshn County Wiscon.
sip---In Equity.


Andrew b. jackson, Isaac .assc:t and Salmon Epson
1T appearing by AFFIDAVIT to III" satisfaction of this Court that
the defendant Iaac iassct csis Aof this State hut is
resident Of one Of the United witt the State Of Con-
necut On motion of H. g. Towec Of counsel for the Com
planants II ORpER that Che ssd Isaac Bassett cause
his appearance in this and that he also plead
demrr the complainant said bill ofcomralnt by
the 18th day Of August 1853 and default thereof said bill Of
be taksn confessed by him. And further
ordered that within days the said Companants
this order to he p"hsha in the xcnnsa Tribune Telegraph
pubic newspaper printed ard pabshe1 in the city and
Of kenosha and that the ssd publication 10 tnmed for
six weeks N succession JON Il. JILSUN,
Dated Kcnosia May ., 1879 6wi7 County Judge
Attest, j.. u. NICHOLS. CLERK.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14

-. KENosnA COUNTY CIRCUIT CorRT-In ch'neery
Richard MoTton admjnsrs"r of She estate Of Theodore
Fi,s Fisk his wife Pho Judon Joseph v
ley Howe EliaL Couverse b. Harvey. charles iioy,
John P Chsrin James Wyatt and Nelson Alien Defendants.
iae made and entered in the entitled and by the said
Court the lSth day Of lie y'ar ofour Lord
Of said Count held the Court House the and
the said Court expose Tor sale and sell At Public Auc-
ton Vendne and to the hset bidder therefor aseodng
Eeus, city and
june next s 6st.cea tie hour. u nine .aa WE'VE
o'clock forenoon Of that day all .the following described
that certain lot ofiani lying and being
in the city otKsnoshs atos ana Part 10 the Town It
foow Commencing At the north west Of the north
Of Range No twenty running so1hery
the line OF said section the southwct
sion land heretofore conveyed by Alfred Yos.r
Cyrus Damon thence n9rhe.y sons ne vast Inc Of aid "a
ed Foster 70 one Enos Nieh9 thence westerly sl@ns the
John thereof
along the Plank Road the place beginning
or lea. IL W qr62 q E. mc.nins T. & J. q EJ Also
The r.ss or r..'s Of .qd described .ns ssa0ass =.
t.eton eighteen is town two forth 81 RING,
nfens land north enc hundred and sixty 1901 rod. to
he noth line Of aid er.r;er thence YES, BY the line
Of the thence south hundred and sixty
Io those other pi.ce. parcels land more par
tcusrly bounded and Described follows witt All those
sS Co"nr Il Kcrc.ha fnown AID described as lot No for
90 in block No tfyuiae (gl Aso lot nurter est(S) in
v td et in rd he horth end n said ot
Joseph Of the said lot. being the
three east, Also Lots seven and sSt ao he 'o9h third
quarter OF section ihrtone two north o. twenty
Dated. Ksno.ha ,,rrii 2s'h, 1855. !osrpn !; EnLE
Owls Sheriff Of kenosha county.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
Tavern Stand for Sale.
FARM FOR SALE.

wake Notice, the subscriber offers for sale at
n great bargain, 800 acres OF land, calculated
TO make first rate grain and stock farm, situat ed
miles from kenosha City, leo rods north OF
the Burlington road, OH sections Is, Il, | | and 10
in tie town of Paris, and convenient to several
plank roads and railroads. 80 acres enclosed !;
good two story farm house. Most OF the materials
GU hand to build barn, as also to enclose 100
acres more; from 100 to 900 acres is pow land the
balance is bottom or meadow land. There is from
80 to 60 in to wheat The subscriber will sellil
altogether in parcels to suit customers, if neces
sary. III. w. JOHNSON.
Kenosha, June 18th 1854.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
Notica To Creditors.
Tn Probate---ix noslla County Court.

PFObate---EN
of the estate of David N. feung deceased
To whom i may Of with he
said having eenssuedto Robert H. Cell
by on the ssh DAY months from and
after day being allowed and limited for creditors to
aud allowance. Notice is be
b. given will the first Mondays of Aa
gust his office in the city and county OF
kesosba 10 o'clock Of said days. receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all against said de-
ceased. JUN Is. Jtl4SUN,
May 10th, 1855 4w5o County Judge.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
MARBLE FACTORY.
GEORGE ACKLEY

GEORGE ACKLEY
ANNOUNCES to the people Of Keno.ba CITY
and County. aud Vicinity, that he hn. bought ou
the Marble Establishment of JosEPR l. EHLr. ane
that he has added largely 10 The Stock, with bot!
Italian and American Marble
OF the very best qualities, and is prepared TO furn
ish TO order all work in the Marble Line.
Being an EXPERIENCED WoRKnAs, he feels
confidence ia .arrantiRg his
Documents, Tomb-stones, ToInb-Tabies. s
Obclisks, Paint-stones,
and all other work wanted, for FINISH AND
STYLE, to rival ALL COMPETITION
Pain, Rased, or Ornamental work ofsnv char
acter desired done in style to give ENTIRE sat
isfaction.
He respectfully SELECTS the patronage Of the
Public.
OF Shop en- Main Street, opposite the CITY flo.
tel. GEORGE ACKLEY.
Kenosha, Dec, 1854.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
PENSION LANDS!
lSO Acres OF land
To all who served since 1850

The Act Of Congress Of March, 1855, grants
10 all. Indians included, who served IN aay w.t
tinoe 1900, fourteen days, or lee, II c.r1r.S IN
battle, ard TO The widows Of officers and rodiru Of
the Revolutionary war, if now wing, and to Chap
lains who served with Tie army, and to the Pls,.
burg and Lewistown volunteers, ! 60 acres Of lsud,
after deducting what has been received.
The undersigned will receive applications and
act as agent in prosecuting claims under The afors.
mentioned act. l.. G. MERRILL.
kenosha. Wis. lSa5
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
ETNA INSURANCE co.
of Hartford Conn

Increase Cash Capital to $4,000, 900.
q HAVE the pleasure of informing the dealers
ID with this Company and the public generally,
that IN view OF tne vast increase Of business dur
ing the past year, It's cash capital has been in.
creased to S5OO,OjO. This together with The
large surplus always kept on hand in cash, end
The enormous receipts of premiums on it's regular
and established business affords its poIicy holder,
m moe mnity much greater than any other in.
snran"e Company in America.
lhs business of this company is conducted On
FAIR ana LIBERAL principals and its losses ara ALWAYS
promptly paid in cash The undersigned in en-.
tering upon the twelfth year ofhis agency for this
company IN his city and vicinity, begs to congst-
nlote It's dealers upon its remarkable success and
the importantincredse of its capital and business
which together with the manner in which its bu-
Sihess is conducted. places it basis beyond The
reach oil any contingency short of a simultaneous
conHagratIon of the country.
All applications for insurance or information in
reference thereto, will be attended to with the
same punctuaiity as heretofore. Rates as low as
any other responsible office
kenosha, Feb Is, '55. l.. G.. MERRILL.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
BONNETS AND
MILLINERY GOODS.

H AIDES, call and see Mas McDERMoTTs
"a fresh supply of Fashionable Millinery, Just
received from New York, comprising large as
sortment Of the richest Satns, Silks. Lawns, Ius-
cans, Straws, NaPolilans, French Lace, Duns'a,
bic Flats and Leghorus, of all shapes, Sizes ana
prices from Is to $1,000. Also an assortment Of
ribbons, artificial flowers, mo4hair head-dresses'
ladies' cans. qentemens' neck ties and shirt>co'
lars besides all other filings belonging to the trace
too numerous TO mention. Our Goods were pni-
chased for cash and we are determined to sen Is
cheap as the cheapest. Straw work beacheo A"'
baItered ,..o
Kenosha, Ar:il IL, 1858 IJ f'"DTN
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
WINTER GOODS!

WIN A Gs1S OOODSs
MOT depending on navigation for our supsliss
~ ofGoods, but receiving them direct from Bss.
ton by express, with the New Year We have open
ed few New Bales and Boxes OF New Goods %
that we can present to our numerous Customers
The New Year with New Goods, 10 which We re-
specially ask their attention.
WINTER SHAIFLS, ofall descriptions, fer
Matrons. Maids. and Little Misses.
SUPERIOR FLANNELS, both of Gel aud
cottoa, bleached and unbleached.
CLOAkINGS feyery variety ofsyIs, goods,
and quality.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN we hsv. mos,
excellent assortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres, AVID
Vestincs. of all Colors aud STYLES.
MITTENS AND GLOVES Of the very bert
kinds. Neck Shawls and Comiorters, Nos,r
Socks, Sc, &c.
I We sell our goods just rs cheap as before com.
municatlon with the east partially closed. CAN
and see,
METCALF & MERRILL
/ January, 1855 lv3o
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
Legal Advertisements.
Guardian sale.

Guardian Sale. ---e.4-s-e-4-
In Probstc---Ixenosha County Court.
In the matter Guardianship Mary Brannen Anne
Eiza beth Brannen and kllen Brannep
NOTICE hereby given virtse OF
of license made in said matter the 2h day May
county Of said county the undersigned
Guardian of said will Saturday the 10th Gay June
o'clock NJ the premises to be soid Offer Tor sale at
puc auction yendue the following pcte and parcels Of
Land. Wit: Lot. thirty 81 thrifty 81 thirty
thirty l53 lin block hundred and hfy
two Durkees addition TO the city Of senosha
the south quarter OF section 81 north OF range
% PHILLIP CAHAft
Nav 29h 1875 sw50 Guardian.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
j. WALES BAKERY.

pY anew arrangement, the subscriber is pre-.
- pared to supply the citizens with bread,
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
rs baking is cur exclusive business, we intend
10 keep on hand or make to order, everything in
the business, as good and cheap as any establish
mcnt this side Of Lake Michigan.
YEAST,
That works quick, can be had every morning I'M.
il O'clock.
We shall have a good variety of cake toys foI
Christmas presents.
Or customers will find IL to their advantage a.
well as ours, TO bring baskets when practicable.
JOSEPH VALE.
BRICK BAKERY, MAIN ST.
Kenesha, Dec. lS, 1854.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14

ESAGS-5U0 Seamless Bags of excellent qaIiu
aG ty, can be had cheapat
Feb. Is. e. w BLINN'S
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
FRUIT TREES!

AT TIE GARDEN OF S. BALDWIN,
"A on the Plank Road in the City Of Kenosha,
may be found superior assortment of Fruit Trees
consisting OF Apples, Pears, doth Dwarf and
standard) PiuHs, and Cherries. comprising many
of the best varieties Of Fruit known.
The above Trees are from the New York Nurse
ries and in fine order.
April 5, 1855.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
Charter Oak,

So well known in the West, where thousands
nave been Sold and the operation always guarans
iced, and in no instance has it failed 10 satisfy the
purchaser We have on hand, and intend to keep
as the market may demand. large variety of
Hot Air, Cooking, Paror and Box Stoves, of diff
ierent patterns. We believe we shall he able to
make it an object for all Stove dealers, or house,
Keepers vino may want to purchase Stoves eIthe
trimmed OF untrmm"d. by the quantity or singh
to give US call, We sell as low as any in ,
market As 6m he
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14

pROAD CLOTHS, all kinds and colors
Ed Cassimerss; Tweeds, kentucky Jeans and
Sattnetts csL he bought al very low prices at
Nov. 9, 1854. BLINN'S.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14
FLOUR.

ENLOUR, OF superior quality, for sale. at the
~ North Warehouse, by T. ELklNS.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14

KENOSUA COUNTY CIRCUIT C0URT-In Ch-neerv.
Richard T. Morton administrator of She The6dor.
Sheldon deceased, Complainant,
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-14

Wisdom shall do"n to ~ anu che great Of the ssrh
shall kI eel before it, etE eE
thSremcdy for affections the throat and Lungs The
-tcd learning and power 2cknow ledge lis supremacy. while
nndei a,enE those ski ed 10 cure are free M H:
dstenpcss which have laicd their T1se Of exalted
dn;y AMI plea thus hold the lamp Of their
rence to sleir suffering fellow
Fxrsct rom otter Of Minister at tile Court ofthe
bline Porte
LEGATION Of the L, 5. A., Cons.antinoIlc Turkey.
DR. j. : AYERDsar sir: The Cherry Pecoral rceei we'd
from you Tor the Sultan has been delivered his private
tary the palace aid you will doubtless hear from in
That 50 kind to send has given
Yours. respectfully. GEO. p. MARSH
Minister Plenipotcntiary OF the I. S.A Turkey.
CGracoa, Marclt5 1852.
Dr. IL your Cherry PeetorAl, daily prac-
tice and satisfied it remedy which must every
c. W JACKHEER, ND.
Resident Court Physician.
Among the who testify shcir personal
psriccc and knowledge OF the wondelfc and immense
usefulness Of he Cherry Pec.oral i'll tEsr sections
mention
J.. Patton, Christian advocate Knoxville Term. Il
j. H. Dobson. American Pres yterian, Greenviile. Tenn
Harvey McKenney Co: State Gazette harrington Iowa
). Cobb, Christian freeman. Boston Massachusetts
VIM Is. Jacobs, chrStian Chronicle Philadelphia Penn.
Hon John Wen4hw orth. NJ. G., Chicago; Ill.
Rev. G. Reese, MetioGis' Protestant baltimore.
W II. Wighlman Christian Advocate Charleston, s. c.
Geo. d. Prcnti.s, Louisville, KY.
~ H. bartlett s. Co Republican, Hartford. Conn.
Chaddick Berry Banner Of Peace. Lebanon Tenn
VI HannTm. Democrat \ entown. Ia.
Wright Haven. PI ;6Sc Farmer. Chca-n. Ill.
These gentlemen only certified statement.
their papers, rubIic the personal
letters the effect that they have found preparations
Spsce will not admit fill testimonials here but the agent
below named will turu my American Almanac, gratis all
whO ask for IT, Wherein full particulars and ndpusable
Prepared by j. C.: AVER Practical and Analytical Chemist
Lowell. Mass.
Wankeson COREY EVANS Cticaso, J. II. Reed, s Co.
And all other Druggists everywhere 5mS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02
Indepenience.

About three years ago, Z young snan
presented himself 10 Mr.. Corwin for a
|clerkship. Thrice he was refused and
still he made a fourth effort. His perse.
versnce and spirit Of determin ton ava. !.
kened q friendly interest in his welfare,
and the Secretary advised him in the
strongest possible terms. TO abandon his
purpose, and go-to the West. il he could
not do better outside the Departments.
"My young friend" said he. ..go to the
Northwest; buy l6O acres Of Government
iand--or ii you have not gothic money
20 purchase, sqnat on it. Get you sn axe
and a rna,tock; put up log cabin for q
hahitaiion. and rsise. . little corn and po.
iatoes. Keep your conscience clear, and
live a freeman, your, own ma ster, withsno
one TO give you orders, and without de-.
pendsnce upon anybody. Do that, and
you will become honored and respected.
influential and rich. But accept clerk.
ship here, and you sink at once all indie
pendence, ) our energies become relaxed,
and you are untitled in q few years for any
other and more Independent position. |
may give you a place to:day. aud kick
you out again to- morrow; and there's an.
other man over at the White House who
can kick me out. and the people by.and!
ny can kick him out. and so we 90. But
If you own an acre Of land,i II is your
kingdom. and your cabin, your casilel-
you are a sovereign and you will feel il
in the throbbing Of your pulse. and every
day OF your life would assure me OF your
thanks for having thus advised you."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02

piled the hoy. Nobody never oares for
me, sir. because am poor" -F'F
BY degrees tho kind hearted teacher
got the poor boys history, and while gen.
eTous tears bedewed his eyes, he said: :
..You have been wrongly treated,
George-very wrongly; but there is yet
time Tor redemption. III will try to teach
you. will you try TO learnt" sia IS 119a
s"Yes-O yes." quickly uttered the boy
in earnest tones. "Yes-l should love
to learn. don't want to be a bad boy"
he ,hrillinply added, while his coun,enance
glowed with uuwonted animstion.
MIR. Kelley promised TO purchase books
for tho boy fast as he could learnto
read them, and when George Henry left
tho school room, his face was wet with
tears. We scholars, who had remained
in the entry, saw him come out and our
hearts were warmed towards him. We
spoke kindly to him, and walked with him
to his house, and his hear, was too full lor,
On the next day George Henry com.
menced studying in good earnest. and the
teacher helped him faithfully. Never did
see a change SO radical and sudden as
tina, which took place in the habits Of the
poor boy. s
As soon as the teacher treated him with
kindness and respect. the scholars follow.
ed the example, end the result was. that
they found in ihel unfortunate youth one
Of the most noble-hear.ed. generous
accommodating and sruthfal playmales in
the world. SO ,'s'-, : '-','
Long years have passed since those
school boy days. George Henry has be.
come man Of middle age. and in all the
country there is not q man more beloved
and respected than he. And all is the re.
suit OF one teachers having done his
duty. 5eRafs8 Isaa aa.giszI sa
You who are school teachers, .remem.
ber the responsibility which evolves upon
you In this country Of free schools.
there should be no distinction between
classes. All are alike entitled to your
care and counsel. and the more we ak the
|child. the more esrnes, should be your en-.
deavor 10 lf, him up and aid him.-Chris.
tian Mirror. 'Pi''t