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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

DOARDING-FOUR YOUNG MEN CAN HAVE GOOD
ID board and airy at 43 Madison street. second
hoor, room No. 4, at 50 per week in advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

UNFINISHED ROOMS TO IET-IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.
r in most desirable situation, with private family
h or without partial board. The house is oonvenient
to three and cars pes the door. Apply At ssl
Court street, South DlU..., ]. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

rNEN1H S1RELT-A LADY HAVING TAKEN HOUSE
l. PLEASANTLY situated with the advantage Of extensoa
rooms, bath gas and furnace is dcsrous letting roous
with board to single gentlemen and small families where
children VIII be no objection. References required Ap
ply 1T go Tenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

DoARD-wANTED BY 4 GERMAN GENTLEMAN, A
ID furnished room in a private French American
family boarding house, with breakfast at O'Clock
A. ~ and tea dinner. Location not above Fourteenth
street Address, postpaid, stating terms A. c., box 476
Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

AIRS. Barker REsPtI1tUlIY ANNOUNCES TO
Xvl all bar friends that she be consulted about
lawsuits, marriages business thu color &C the hair aud
charace- Cd The husband So Isrenara street in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

DOARDING.-A SUIT OF ROOMS, UNEXPECTEDLY
10 vacated at Woodlawn Mansion 1921 street, Hudson
River Railroad. The rooms large, airy, convenient
and beautifully Furnished. Mrs. {. NJ. DCSSENBkRRl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

DoARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, WITHOUT
ID children, obtain board in small private family
o. the first respectaby, occupying first class house
in pleas locality up town. and where there
win be any others taken. The price will be 500 month
Parties desiring an interview will please address America
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

ITO iET-POSsESsION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY THE
Il three story and attic brick house No ITO Grand
street being part Of the premises lately known the
:. Pacific" For particulars apply to D. MURRAY, so:
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

NOR SALE-A SORREI. HORSE SOUND AND &C
II customed to all work with rockaway wag IN,
which be used q grocery pleasure wagon. Ap-
ply between the hours Of A. NJ and p. NJ to j. PER-
RET, $40 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

"ANTEr-BY A GENTLEMAN BOARD FOR HIM
w self and wife; east side OF town preferred; would
ike to get In private family who have one room 10 dis
pose or Address, stating terms and locality r. n. n
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

UNFINISHED PARLOk AND BEDROOM ADJOINING
II (both ront) to let-Most desiraby situated, being
opposite Nibo's Garden neatly furnished with gas Sc.
have been occupied for by lady now in Eu
rope. Accommodation for servant II required Inquire
at 575 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

INRoNy AND BACK ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR, 10
IL let, with board, In private family. Please apply
At 227 West Fourteenth street References exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

DOARDING ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE
Id pleasant with partial board at So Sixth street
bel ween First and Second avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

n D. NASH, ArCI1ONEER-STORE SO BROAD
Ds way.-Mortgagc sale Of ccga mt furniture We'd
teenth street ali the furniture in said house consisting
in part Of elegant rosewood suits walnut furniture vel
vet tapestry Brussels and other carpets lace curtains
engrayings clocks bedding quilts, shceting blankets
towels mattresses splendid gas chandeliers and fixtures
glass ware mbcrs and Gobleta bedroom furniture and
also the kitchen furniture with which the sale will
mcnce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

11>RoNT AND BACK ROOMS, WITH FINE AIRY BED
- rooms attached, the second and third oors fur
nished or unurnshed be had with board by apply
ing at No 323 West Twenty street where there
but few boarders and al the comforts u home can
be obtained The location Is very pleasant and the
house furnished with gas, baths and all the modern mn
proyements. Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22
ASTROLOGY.

A SrOSEHING TO AIL.-MADAAE MoRROw.-THE
IA highly gifted lady is without exception, the most
wonderful astrciogist in the world, that has been
known She will tell all the events of nfc the very
thoughts and will speedy marriages and show the
likeness of the intended husbands and absent friends
the great establishment Of all who visit her No charge
not satisfied. Apply at 70 Broome street, neal Can
non. Gentlemen not admitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

WAN1ED--A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED FRONT
w room, by young gentleman, with thoroughly
private family Of high reputation either English rrenck
or American residing in fashionable part Of this city or
Brooklyn. Address, stating terms A. L.. Herald o6ics
for two davis -f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

m FRANKLIN STREET, FIRST HOUSE WEST OF
~ Broadway Suites and large single rooms, fur
nished, on the first and second floors, for gentlemen
Breakfast served if required The frst good location
for physician would be let for light business pur
poses. Inquire as above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

DEAUTTUI1Y FURNISHED ROOMS TO IET-N
ID single gentlemen Of high respectaby, in private
family with or without board the house and furniture
new and first class in every particular Apply at 11sA
Ninth street, five doors west Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

DOARDING-TO LET, TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR
ID ladies' or gentlemen and their wives, furnished
and unfurnished rooms, with without board. Apply
at 80 Howard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

TNORsAIE-A HANDSOME CHESTNUT soRRFI. MARE.
IL seven years old Is hands high She is of the cse
1925.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

TyOR SAIE--wAGONS, HORSES, HARNESS. &c--A
JIG large assortment of caash, rockaways top open
bugges, trotng wagons sulkes, &c, OF the most Inn
proved styles and superior manufacturer also number
Of second hand wagons also large number Of horses
suitable for business the road single and double bar
ness &c. Purchasers invited call and examine this
stock it win be sold very low cash. at the reposo
ry and stables Nos. and 10 Nevins street Fulton
avenue Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

MO. ST Marks Pf.ACE-A SUIT OF ROOMS
IN will be let, together separately furnished or I'M
Furnished with board in the first class house No. ST.
Marks place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

r BOGART, ArCT1ONLFR.-BY s. BOGAKi,
q this day, wednesday,, at 101 O'Clock at No. 8
Albany street. the contents OF rst class German board
ing house and hoel-Iarge lot of bedseads, superior
Large feather beds, down covers holsters and pillows
excellent bed and table linen all clean and in good Or
stands crocsery gilt looking glass kitchen range and
furniture tables, chairs, bar counter, and bar room Tx
lures and furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

AZ NINTH sRrEEr.-A SUIT OF HANDSOMELY
l4e) furnished rooms to let second floor, to
family with private table if preferred; also two rooms
to let to single gentlemen with full partial board
house first class, and conveniently located between
broadway and Fourth avenue,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

DoARD wANTED.-IF YOU WANT D0AIDEps FOR
ID the fall send your address early; very many
now applying board do not be mistaken my Office Is
the place find them 6o6 Broadway near Grace Church
Borders directed free of charge BY letter Or otherwe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

A PARTMENTS WITH GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS, FOR
n permanent and transient boarders; delightful To-
cation for the summer being situated the Hudson;
ears stages pass to all parts of the city Apply At
No. Abingdon square, west SIDE two doors from hans
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

INOR SAIE--A NEW AND SUBSTANTIAL LIGHT
rockaway with seats for four persons Apply at the
sta Bile No. % Mercer street, where 4 can he seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

NTAN1ED IMMEDIATELY, A HOUSE on A LEASE
w for five years, between Canal street and Union
square for gonec boarding house, rent not to exceed
fifteen hundred dollars also to let house Twenty
third street, TO private family the Fifth
Apply 10 c. q. THOMPSON. 81 Nassan street; room Z.
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Theboard Of schsoi Ezsmlnss iss Carroll comfy
m IA mos,lngs foF he sramlnstu Of Teashers at
~ believing HInesfos tbs year ie66--On the fnd.
Waoesdav Of eyery month hrougheui he ysaFi and IL
so an De al Wednesday Of ApA Ny, eeptember and
Ocsser Tbs meetings % Be he'd - Gear Hose IN
CarroIltun. Al 10 oclock A. N. Byelt.l efths Soaa.
IT~Tg Ia MckkAE ss&
Dee. 81 "a dEl1EEL.1. .eZraLlI
Sraxpzs RuLas ADcyTKb BY sxy BcAAo o. s,1eol En-
IHIxrns Ton cAsaaEL corsFy, fEs. IerH, 1855,
4. Every applicant must produce csfthcaie q seed
moral ehaFaeis Of late dsts, and dgned b. respoSe'
:. Each applicant must cone furnished shh two or
three sheets o ruled paper; also with pen AID iRk
1nd Win MeGuhsyb fiith Rendsr. grI-rtl.
3. Each applicant WI be required 70 furnish Peei-
usn Of ofpenmsnshp, shin 10 punctuation, composition,
s,d he ass OfcaPAl letters written h ihs presence Of
'As Ia :. s.h applicant I'm b suaniliss ~ sfnuss.
,,o.. m Au,hlNstc, EngHSh erummw ssud esostaPAy,
~ n. soswered Il writing.
oe ~ sras,nt VI be regarded . quaasdtO toGeh,
% .n.S,l.S n eer6cas who dos net svsIs.ily an
80 one ne Questions submitsed each sneh'
a Oerti6csteS Win not Be ksusa On ne e.y sle1ana,
nation, but, be rsmlttsd By mall or ''n@Frs sO0H
as ptacticables -r.-. 4. rt.s1E. ,'..-..S -. 4
Applicants coming in Ailsr The class is nc
tbe examlnation has eommenced uil be expecs~a "
wait untIl the next regular day oi szaminalion.
s. No certificate Win be granted 10 any person who
Il known 10 The Board 70 be habitunied % The OF
prOlane language 70 be intemperate, o. dishonest.
By Ordes Of TIE Board,
500. .. \. s. AekEAA, Seo'y.
Pr SQ-6k A.
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KEEPING FuRs IN SUMMER.--About the lst
Of April, or on the approach Of warm weather,
lightly whip, comb and brush your furs ill
they are perfectly free from dust, sprinkle
them with little spirits Of any kind, and wrap
them in clean liner. Put them 10 tight box OF
drawer and keep them from the air as much
&c possible. In this situation they may re-
main ten or fifteen days, when they ought
to be examined, and the whipping. Combing
and brushing re pested.
The insects most Obstructive to furs. are first,
the black bug which infests smoked meats, DC.
Il appears and deposits eggs early in the
spring. This kind Of moth does not eat the
fur, but preys altogether on the skin. Next.
the small ash colored miller, which produces
the moth that destroys all kinds OF wooden
stuffs and may be seen lowering about the
candle on q summer evening. This kind par
ticularly preys upon and destroys the iurs,
and ought 10 be most guarded against, also the
mite, which are very numerous. They appear
like dust, and are scarcely perceptble TO the
naked eye. They sutsist upon and destroy
the 6brous membrane which attaches the fur
TO the skin. Hence the practice Of summing and
airing iurs is highly prejudiciul. for as insects
fly about in the air, II not only affords them
an opportunity ofgstting IN and breeding, but
the warmth ot the sun nourishes and supports
them and at the same time spoils the color and
destroys the life and beauty Of the fur.
Course fuTs--such as bear and buffalo skins
-may be preserved by beating them we'll in
thespnng, and heading them up in an air tight
spirit cask, which had been recently emptied
Especial care must always be taken to have
furs, woOlens DO, clean and free from insects
when they are putup for the season--snd nc
means are adequate Of the preservation Of fur,
that are badly dressed and not clsanssd Of thS
natural grease.-[A Troy Furrier.
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A Wenfern Incident.

Some years ago gentleman travelling in {
thinly settled portion Of the great West, finding
no hotels near by. tied up about dinner time o
house in the middle Of clearing and made
applications for . meal. Western settlers arI
pTOvsrbislly hosPitabls, and be was a once
Invited In,
His Hostess buStlsd about aud prepared the
table. When ell was ready, our traveller Wal
requested To sit down. He bad caught glimp.
Dss Of three tall figures. which. proved to be
great awkward looking girls who seemed very
Ihy, but a. the same Tune very curious to scan
his peEson.
Khsn be seated himself al the table, hs
could see their thTss heads poeping At him
through crack Of the door.
Here; you, Sal, Beck and Phebe. called The
mother. don't you 60 10 made fools Of your
selves. Come in and eat lie amt going to
hurt you But they we're not 70 be psTsua-
dsd.
She next invited our friend. who being dress
cd In broadclotb, or store clothes, whom
she took for minister, to say grace.
He rose grsVely aud sitter preliminary ahsm
for the purpose OF collecting bis thoughts CON-
menced.
'HsssS basin q bread, snd platter Of meat,
And three long girls afraid to est.
Who show Of good manners SO awful q lack,
AZ 70 stand In the doorway and peep thrO the crack.
Our hero had scaEsly finished the sentence,
before there was heard noisy hcampeTing a.
WaJ from the door and up the ladder which
served In lieu for stairs.- Branch Co. Jour
nal.
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Let Truth and Justice Convince You
That here ss the Plaae.

NV. Could Stationary Artist, would most respect
fully infoem the citizens Of CaIrOon and vicinity and
the public at large, that he has taken Rooms at the
Patton House, where be is well prepared to take good
Ukenssses on the shortest notice. and, in all kinds Of
weather. From past experience, and the good success
which has never failed TO attend him. he aters himself
that he is now qualified to do equally as good, not
peror work to any Artist in the vicinity. Fellow Oti
zens, recOIsct that located with you when you was
without an Artist and, am unprepared 10 travel
shall therefore maintain my rights Having truth and
Justice for my motto and the interest Of the people my
glory, shall execute my arrangements and with the
aid Of my Patrons and friends win have Spring
comes Rooms erected for my bushes furnished with
large Sky-Lghts and every convenience necessary fOI
securing the best and most durable Daguerreotypes.
So come along my old friends and get Pictures taken fol
all your absent relations. RecOllect my Prices range
from fifty cents upwards and am determinedtha nj
opposition shall uDdersell me. LOckets Pins, anC
Rings filed in the best order, and all business In M
line done up honestly and in the mosapprOved style
All work warranted not to fade change. Perfect sat
isfaction given or no sale. Ny work will show fOrsel
and we kindly solicit and all to come along withOu
delay and examine for yourselves. N. B. Ladies vii
DO well to avoid light Dresses dark colors always 70
good effect gWS instruction given in the Art on reA
sonabe terms.
Jan. 4.65 II. J. W. GOULD.
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T@KE
NAV AMERICAN H0R R55 /:
Feb. SIS G.

Third Volume Of The series BnsuFDsss-aa h btsutg,
Eaheushmsnts, and Lhesatars, - aay Psrieaisal M
the West; 70 be published AsrsaAss ~ an RSssi,ateh
Literary Annual, n monthly PaIts 81 81 pa aea essn'-
near 500 parest 20 the Tolnyue; EmAslksAea HiA hsg
p6cent s,eel EnRrayings and Wood Cat Aaslrs.'eHs
to be accompanied to each Subscriber va an .1tfA "
lustrated Iite Page and an Elegant EDsSssea e'veT
for binding the Volume at only 81 per yt@ az
vance. Delivered monthly By Agents, ~ esAS p''
number.
The publisher Of the NEW AMERICAN isnoW ready
TO announce forthcoming NEW V0LCN NE o. ms
work. The changes and Improvements spoken OF neIs
tofore as in prospect, are now matured, and WI Sp-
pear in connection with the issues for the coming yer
One striking feature Of the work in s new ioIm, viii
be It's adoption to make, when bound, perfect and
beautiful Book. This is accomplished BY dispensing
with the monthly recurrence dates Magazine head
ngs and all temporary reading natter such as monthly
news items business talk with subscribers &C. leaving
the entire work to be occupied with engavngs and rea
ding matter Of the most select and enduring character
Another viii be the bigh tone, stirring character and
elegance Of Its Literature hanv Of The AbeSt pens OF
the country enlisted TO furnish original articles, to
which viii be added occasionally, selections iTOm a.
mong the most rare and interesting productions Of the
American and Foreign Press. The Letter press and
EDgravings to be Of highest 0Fderhe latter alone,
for the year, will be worth the price Of the volume.
Our volume opens properly with January but mel.
ther its matter appendage OF dates will eohhne its
commencement to any particular month. Subscribers,
therefore, commencing at any time during the year may
receive each Of the numbers making the Annual for
1885, The first NUMBER or Part ], answering TO JAN
uary is already published Part ii will also be ready
before the close of December. Subscribers, Agents.
and persons desiring specimens, may theIere be fur
nished With Part Immediately. We will send single
numbers as specimens to any one femithg Us 8 r. o
Blk MALTBY.
CLEVELAND, Quo.
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-c1;-1IRTRR.s SPANISH MIXTUREs.

Lkf thk AFFLICTED hkAp AND rONS.n'
"A IniAbls Remedy for scFofula, Kings Evl, hneama
tism, Obstinate Outaneous kiuptions, Pimpies o.
Postales on the Face, blotches bois. que ana fe.
YER Chronic Sore eyes, King worm OF fetief, Seaio
Head, Enlargement and Pain OF the Bones auo JOINS
Stubborn Ulcers, Syphite Disorders Lumbago, spinal
Complaints and all Diseases arising rom an l1udicous
use Of Mercury, ImprudeDee in Life, or lmPury ofthe
good. =,
a This great Alternative medicine and fufiner ~
blood is now used BY thousands Of grateful patients
from al parts Of the United States who testify daily g
the remarkable cures performed BY the greatest Of al
medicines, "CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu
Yalria Rheumatism, scrofua, Eruptions on the Skin
Liver Disease FeveTs Ulcers Old Sores, Affections
the Kidneys Diseases Of the Throat Female Complaints
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Wholesale 4 RETAIL.

WHOLESALE ~ hEEAALs
THOMAS Il. ATKINSON,
coPPxR 4 EIEsNHrH, sroxx DEALER &eS
fcOrnsr caaal ST. snd Pstlie Sguarsl
cARR0LLT0N,- OHIO,
Avsis himself Of this means 10 return he thanks 70
hls customers generally and assure them that ever
holds himself ready 10 msstan roquisllons which may
be made upon him for Tin, Copper, Brass Sheet Iron or
Stove Ware. Thankfd Coz he custom which be has
formerly recslxsd and which has enabled him 70 stand
aood q public disaster Agricultural and conseqaent
Financial failures Bank oollapses aud Business night
mare halls the opening season, confident Of retarnng
general prosperity and secs the attention Of sn9uirers
And purchaser, 70 his present. stock Of ware.
cooK sTovEs, PkRLoR, SfoyFs FRANKLiE sToYEa,
OF The most approved patterns the most finished cast
ing and the most reliable metal on hand always at the
oVest prices Il is useless 10 multiply vords-the ar
lcls Of stoves which Atkinson sss L admitted par ex
csance, the best and the cheapest, sold In "thssS
parts."
COPPER KETTLES AND COPPER WARE:
Kettles on hand constantly and made 70 order in superb
or style-Copper work OfeVery description and mend
ing done promptly-M descriptions Of Sheet Iron Wars
on hand also Tnware Of the best quality and every
description constantly en- hand and foFs sale.
HOUSE, sPoUTTNo AND LIGHTNING RODS.
Careful and experienced operators In attaching rods and
spOuting are regularly employed in the country, and al
orders ior work Of this kind will be gladly received and
promptly executed operators in this line are confined
70 no locality but are carried forward with despatchiT
any part Of Carroll or adjoining counties.
THOMAS H. ATKINSON.
March B-'55. II.
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De NTars,r Danghters.


A French officer being prisoner at POrLs-
mouth, England, was permitted to walk about
the town on his parole, and accordingly went
sn Sunday morning TO church, where he saw
the Mayors Daughters-.two very handsome
gEla.
'Ah, said Monsieur. when he came home,
tzO very fine ladies ware at de shurch dis
morning
Who we're thsyf inquired the land.lady.
NE have forgot de name; but what be dat
Ahing dat nibole de grassF
%, said the landIady, cow?'
No. no. eagerly interrupted The French
man.
"A sheep, psrhapsr said she.
No.
"A bull?'
No.
Perhaps you mean borse!'
NE, not Do horse, but what de horses wife,
nAma!'
"A maEs?'
'ouil de mares Two daughters ware al
shureh die moTning-two very pretty young
ladies, day put de water In my mouth
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~ Good manners aEsssthe blossom Of good
sense, and il mar be added, Of good feeling loo;
for, IL the law Of kindness be written in ths
heart, it win lead to disinterestedness in little
in great things-that desire to obligs and al
tsnliOn 70 the qualification Of others, which i
the foundation Of good manueT&
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LEAs A. HARSH.
LAND AGENTS
FORT DIES MONIES IOWA

WILL attend to any business connected with
w the Government Land Oficesin Western Iowa.
Taxes paid collections and LEgAL business generally
promptly attended to.
Those wishing 10 enter Lands In Csntraland Western
Iowa. can do so By sending us eastern drafts or their
Land warrants. Terms for selecting and entering Land
exclusive Of Government fees for Land warrants 100
acres SO; 80 acres, 90 4; 40 acres, SIS.
OOOO acres arabic Land in Polk and other eoun
ties for sale by LEAS a HARSH.
March l5-'56. lY. -
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EE When yOu see young lady disposed TO
shuttle ell the house work upon her mothers
shoulders Cor the purpose ofsitting down and
''having talk" or going into the neigh6oFs,
iust make up your mind tEat she isn't much Of
an establishment any way.
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RwJones stepped up to . gentleman who
was engaged IN conversation with aboaI dog
sn others. and said;
aaseens to me have seen your physiogno-
nv s0mswbere, before. bul cannot imagine
Very hksly, he replied. Il have been The
keeper Of q prison for upwards Of twenty
SeaFs.
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Hardwarel Hardware 4!

The subscribers take this method Of inoFminghe pub
lie that they haze opened Hardware Store inWaynes
burgh where they keep constantly hand Iron, Nails
Paints Oils VaFnsh Glass, Sash, Locks, Latches, Car
rsge Trimmings, saddery Hardware and In fact, ever
thing usually kept in such Stores. We solicit share
Of the public patronage 4 K. ROBINSON b CC.