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ST. JOHNS HOUSE,

CHARLTON LUCAS 60, IOWA.
ID K. ST. JOHN begs ieare - inform his old
ID. friend. and the trateaug public nerally
that he has removed from Llbertyvile to Charlton,
where he has taken the Hotel formerly known as The
United States, which he has completely repaired ard
refunished iii the meet comfortable manner ami or
fers as good accommodations as can be found I'D the
country.
Connected with the house Is a coed and nodi-
ais stable, always we'll -uppIted with feel.
ID oA ln.A-. vs.
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Keoku!z Eook-Biuderv.

And BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
DLANk Books made and ruled TO any required
ID pattern. Court Records, justices Docket, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, de., &c, furnished at
short notice.
Old Books Magazines, Music, &c, bound or re-
bound IN any style desired.
Va NJ Y Bindery will he found on Second Street,
next door TO the Athengum, sign Of the "B,g Book.
Jan. 2s. ls54.-d&w. ISAAC n. PIERCE.
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ATTORNEY Ar LAW, Keokuk. Iowa
nFFICk ia the Rail Road osace on Main street
~ over } +. Bruce Z stare
August {. 1888. q
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HAVING permanently located in this city, b
/ L leave to inform his friends aud the citize
generally, thaf, until further notice be given,
nav bo found a. the ofice uf Dr. j. r. SANFORD.
March 81
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-. -. hIIbEs
NJ AIN Street. between Sixth and Seventh, Whole
vi sale and Retail Dealer in Stoves, Hollow " are,
finuer's Stock. dc. Also manufacturer of Tin,
copper, and Sheet-lron ares.
Roofing and JDbblug 10 Tin, Copper and Sheet
Iron, which will warrant to give satisfaction.
July q, 1893. aly }. ;. BEEBE.
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OFFIcE :. hls kss.denee; , ,.5 n bio4deaa s're
April 70 ls5s.--d
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PENNSY AILKOA ID !.
300 - s axt.

vTHREf- daily TArough Trans, between Philadel-
/ pha and pitlsburg-THE MORNING Man. TRAIN
lea e. Philadelphia for Pittsburg al A. NJ. and
ptii burg for Philadelphia al \. Nj. IaE FAST
LlAE leaves Philadelphia for Ptttsbarg NJ | r. N
IHa NIGnr EXPRESS Tram leaves Philadelphia for
P.t.shurE At Il I, NJ. and Pittsb-rg for philAicl-
pitia at NJ =. N.
he above lines connect al Pttshurg with Rail
roas 70 and from ST. Louis. Mo; Alton, Galeua
and Chicago, ILL.,. Frankiord, Lexington ano Lou.
istllle ky. ferrc llaule, Madison, Lafayette and
indianapolis Ind. Cincinnati. Dayton. ~pringted
Belleion, aine eandusky Iuledo, Cleveland, loiam,
bus Zanesylie. Massilion and Wooster. oli8 also
With h. Steam Packet boats from and 10 New Or
leans. ~. Louis Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had 10 OF from either Of
the above place
For fur her particulars. sec Hand bills Al The diff.
ferent starting points. Passengers from the West
@iIl find this the shortest and most expeditions
roule 10 phtladel phia, Baltimore, New York Bos
ten.
TH0S. MOORE.
AefSr. Passenger Lines, Philadelphia,
j. ME-hlMLA,
Agent, Passenger Lines, pittsbufg.
III *
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ItLttIID FHleItIAA ANU eLE5tUNl
II ANiNG Permanently lpcated IN this city, would
L -psetfaity sllicit share If pubfie Tatrpu
az O.tce oH Fourth street, bstwegn Main aud Bon
drau. dee21dty
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MILLER g. BECK

A IIoRNEAs at Law and Solicitors in Chancery :
Agenis for the investigation of Land flilcs and
the purchase and sale Of Real Estate will hereaf
Yer practice IN and regularly attend the District
Courts Of keoknk and FL NJ sdi.on arl.uf the other
counties Of the First Judicial pistrjct Of Iowa: and
viii also practice in ne Supreme court of thc state
1T. Madison, Feb II, ls55.-titf
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lsNNX -ta -sx<1s ,,
fIfhk ,ireat Central Route, connecting The Allan
~ citles wtth western, Nor hweslern and cout b.
western S'a.es by continuous Railway direct
This road also connects at Pittsburg with daiy line
ot ~2ataers 70 all poris the Western Rivers and
a Cleveland and aandusky with steamers to al
ports GA the Nor hwestern Lakes making he most
dreei, cheapest and reliable route by which Freight
car b forwarded % and from he Grea West
RA1Es BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AMI PITTsgURG.
FIRsT CLAss.-Boots, shoes
Dry Goo-is, an boxes Furs, 90c. per 100 Id.
Feathers. DC.
2d dtLAss-Iisoks and Station
cry, Dry uoods, (tn bales, 7Jc. per 100 lb.
Hardware. Leather, Wool,
~ ILAsS.--Auylls, BaEgiu1,
Bacon and Pork, lin bulk,l 65c. per 100 To-
II mp. 80.
4th { s,s-ceFee Fish, Ba-
ana Pork. lpackcd) Lard sec per 100 10.
and !. ri OIt
FL0rR-sl pr bbl. until further potiea.
GRAND ets. pr 100 b-. until further n4tice.
COTTON = s. per bae, not exceeding 5n0 lb-
gut. uutji fasth nUtles.
.ss4 In shipping Goods from any point East u
Phiiidepbia, be particular to mark pae kag, .fvia
Pennsylvania Railroad" All Goods consigned I,
tic Agents If THIS Road At Philadelphia Or Pitts
burg will be forwarded without detention
fnriGHr AGESrs-Harris, Wormtey Co., Nom
phls. fcna. Il. +. sass Co.. 81. Louis J : Mitch
III & son, Evansville, Ind; Dumesnil Bell Mur
datk and Carter Jewett, Louisville Ky; r. G
Me.drums Madison, Ind; eprigman & Brown. apd
Irwin CO., Cincinnati y ". Graham a c..
Evansville, Ohio Leoeh Co.. 81 kllby street, Bos-
! William street, aud ". $. Battery Place, New
Yofk: J.. j. -ueedsr. Philadelphia Magraw d
houas Ba tllnore Gee c Fraueiscus, Pttsburg.
ii. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadep pha.
II. J. L0MBAEkT, SUIT, Altoona, Pa.
A&53.--ly
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Keokuk boiler works,

ItORNEk Sixth and Ridge streets. | am prepared
~ to manufacture HRlcrs Tanks Iron Boats Lard
or Soap Kettles, Gas Holders or anything Se com
nectcd with my business, and send competent
workinen 70 any part of the country to do repairs
ED WEIGHMAN.
Neoknl. Iawa. Sort. ii. akaIy
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NEW T.. =. NAIL ROUTE.
% E1
NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD.
Between Quincy. Chicago and BUR-
lingIOn.


ALL THE WAY BY RAIL,
ESAPRES~ trains, carrying the great United states
IL Mail, leave Quincy daily, {Suudays excepted
at IOlJ A NJ. and stopping at all way stations ar
rive at Galesburg at 5l5 p. NJ. here connect nth
trains the Chicago and Darlington road, BY which
passengers arrive AT Burlington the evening.
aud at Chicago al 81 5 next morning.
Returning, trains leave Galesburg daily tSundays
e. epied,i at 1880 A. VI. on the arrival Of trains
from Chicago and Burlington, and stopping ali way
stations arrive at Quincy 5.2J r. NJ. same day
CONNECTIONS ARE ALSO MADE
ut Mendoza with the Illinois Central road North for
AmbVy freeport, Galena and Duniieth, and South
far LaaaIe, bloomington, Decatur and st. Louis,
and int mediate staff ms
At Junction. with toe Gaiena and Chicago Union
Railroad for Elgin, Belsidere, Bcoit ,fanesviIle,
Ma ii,yn, &c,
At chicago, with trains upon the great Eastern
lines, and south through the interior If Indiana
anu Ohio. And also with the Chicago and Milwau-
kee Railroad fer Racine, Milwaukee, Ioud du Lac
de. Sc.
Passengers by day train which leaves Gaissburgh
fgr CLicAgu AT TO a. 81. viii arrive AZ Nyauett III
tim ~ ta&e the the Rock Island Eai ilrUad
ior Bureau Peoria, Rock Island, AMI intermediate
sta'iUAt
Freight train. also leave Quincy for Galesburg at
a. n emf dttalcsburg ior Quincy az e.I5 4 II dai
~ lndays e1e plttiy
Ib number II trains, both frei ght and passenger
viii ,o'n be increased, II shich dne notice vail be
gwen.
oa ,he opening = nayiga' ion regular connert IONS
will mad dal.y hy FIRST caass steamer between
Quinov nh. Iaui. ana keokuk ami al intermediate
l.o.ut.
10 attention Of travellers and shippers q III light
= directed t. IA op ming If This route a. one
\. BUSHNELL
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Castgsisess naNuFACTOR

On Johnson Street, between lst and ID.
pY 0'Bk.AN \ co Having per- M=N -
ID manenty estab ished ourselvesCSN
in keokuk with an ample supply ofS11<--W
the very best material for the man
ufaetare af Carriages, Buggles, Gigs and Hacks,
we arc prepared to make ali articles in our line,
in the very best style and of the choicest material
rsasonabie terms aud prompt notice.
Sept 20, lS55-diy
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ST0RAGE. Forwarding aud Commission Mer-
- chants and Gen raj Fre5gh, Agents, Front 81.
between Vermont and Ereadway, Quincy, Illinois,
Er~ ProPefiy alfNcted t9ouf care, Nstl te forward
ed W. Dispatch and orders and consi N Will
Receive mmee eeiate and careful attention.
FIR g t,agg ,ayage. Moor, H5lIowbush 4
Co, Hennlng ) Co., Quincy Page 4 Bacon 81 Lou
Is JaB@5d3m
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REYNOLDS Drug Store.
:. IsEImsIRaET.

7 TNI0N Hook, Nam etfeet. Dealer IN Eng .
" li-h ana French Chemicals. Drugs am ~
Medicines. Paints, ellis, Dye utfs, BtusL,s
Peflumery, Fancy Articles dc, dc -
All the Patent Medicines If the day. Physicians
prescriptions and family recipes Will b. scourately Y
and neatly prepared ard u case will any but
pure aud genuine materials be used
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HESTONNP TAoa 81,
Il a II N y =. X n Il n on. Prom e q II !.

FINliE proprietor would cali th9 attention Of the
travelling public 10 the above House, assuring
ali who favor him with call that his house and
stable are large and conmodons and amply fur
he'd, and that he viii spare no pains 70 give en-
tire satisfaction.
NoYembet u. lSa5.-ily
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100 DoZ. foyd's American Penetrating lini-
1OO mens, in quantities 10 suit purchasers.
zoe don. Esculapian Liniment, and great variety
II Patent Medicine al
April &, 1855. d REYNOLDS Drug stor !.
CAsk pure Blackberry Wine suitable for medi-
i elnal and saeramen,al purposes af
REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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ARD e IL, spirit Gas, Linseed Oil, Copal, Japan,
IL Denal ANA Coach SaFnsh, hand and for sale
at REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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A. G. Sheldon,
NEEUIISA AND RETAIL nEAf.LK IL
HORACE IL. a
q. d. Potts. VI. u

hfFEkS q ;he cttiI. If heos gk has services
~ HOMEOPATHIC PLY SICIAN
aaa Acc9uchgf.
rson- il llse.acs whe Ssh 30 avail taeni-clse "
81 tine adF4nl4G - has popular system u cure
can ID ain god boarding Ia tb city while una
tr,atm nt.armay consult ~ letter.
0aio No. Burke na.!.ry, ID sriset, tween
Main and Btondeau f.b3.tbm
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4. D. s0NkRFfLiE. JOHNSON lip- q, q. BRADFORD
\. q. Produce a Commission House.

DMMEkNIIl.E, BRADFORD 4 co, General
I)pfoduce Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
New orleans Particular attention PAID - the pnr-
chase ami sale of Western Produce. Also, 10 tae
Receiving and Forwarding business generally. Or
ders respectfully collected, No. II IeAoupltoulas
street.
fplv N lS45 dfv
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Nercnants' western Line.

Mark packages, NJ. W Line.
JuIv 81 IS5a-4i{wEu1
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lloyd d. srupsOy

A TToRNEN at Law and Notary Public Office
\ in the new Post Office building Oh johnson st.
between IA and 81.
Collections promptly attended 10.
keokuk Feb i3, lS55-dtf
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WHITC0w a. NICKEL.

A lIokAiEH az Law and General Land rents
Moniezalaa, Poweshiek county. tasa. VIII
attend 70 al business entrusted 10 their care b.
Poweshiek. Io~s. b,ntgn Tama, Marshall and j as
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l. bEaISG ). III. CLAYPo0LE
Al. DEwISG 81 CO..

l. hkAISc in. cLAYrooLE.
Al. DEMISG CO..
Successors to Granville b. Smith Coz
t(ANhEkS and dealers in Exchange, keokuk, 10.
Ioight cnecks on all the principal cities constant
~ ior saIe IA sums IL saIt.
Collections on this city RENTED for promptly at
current rates Of Exehangs
We Will buy and sell all kind Of Gold Specie
and uncurrent Bank Notes, at best rates
Interest allowed on special deposits
REFERENCES
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank, New York
Mcssrs. L. W. Clark, Dodge 90. "
Lucas SImends, ST. Louis.
- Il. W. Clark d Bros.
" n Corwith a Co. Galcna.
May 2l, 1885.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
nF GEO. G. ANDERSON on Third, between Main
oand Johnson Streets, keoknk, Iowa. Collections
on this city remitted promptly, at current rate Of
Exchange.
G2~ Interest on deposits when specially agreed
upsn.
w. Eogy. NiItep5srssr iI'a psq,i' Co.. Banksrs,
John j. Anderson Co, ~
b. ". Clark Dodge Co. New York City.
g1~ Office hours from A. u. to Z. NJ.
Juir l4, lS55.-dtf
Banking House Of Ghns. Parsons.
Cor. Of Main aud "a Ste. kE0kUk, IOWA
* lGltT Exchange the ka4t ad South bought
ICand sold. European Exchange for remittance 10
any part of Europe for sale Interest allowed on
deposits a. per agreement.
Refer 10 Lucas & Simouds. =. louis, Mo.
L. 4. Beu9is' Co.. do
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan Sherman Co, New York.
Drexel Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
Union Bank Baltimore, Md.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, 0.
Price, Converse Co, New Orleans, La.
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A " baAI4 1T hIIhAAN
BALL kIRkHAM
INAMlLi Grocery and Provision Depot, Post build
L lHgs, 81 It. between Main and johnson, here
they keep constantly hand large supply Of faIn
~ groceries ana provisions Of every variety and Of
tho BEST quality, which they intend to sell chcap
II not cheaper than any other house in the city and
hope by strict attention to business to merit share
# the pubic patronage,
n H.--our wagon is in readiness to wait on all
VINO may favor ns with call. Nov.
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10, 900 BUSHELS WHEAT,

10000 BUSHELS WHEAT,
A ND an unlimit, 4 quantity Of 0at-, Corn and all
\ kinds If produce wanted imm adlately.
The highest market prices viii be PAID for Hhea
and grain Of aii hinds detEered y the ""mmiss'"n
warehouse If the uhdersign d. on the LeNee, between
Main and johnson stree Il. keehuk.
nctoe d1wtf W A. PATTERSON & co.
Cur,o,itics for the IittIe Folks.
LIVERY thing that yo0 can thtk ot to tickle the
r. hart. az the little folks can be had Of G. 0ber
top, ut the
Oct 20 sfGN OF TIE BIG FIDDLE.
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
~ 0BEKToP, NJ. ~, Main street, has just
". ceiyed large and complete assortment of
Fancy foods, Toys, Musical Instruments Shot Guns,
Pistols Fancy China sets, and 80 on, which he wilt
sell At
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap for cash. G. eBkRloP.
keokuk, Oct. 30, 1855.
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liz ~
SNOW d GREENE.

(fOMMIS~IUN Merehantsl Nh0lesale ttrnccrs ant
~ Dea.er- ID Produce, Main Street, between Fourti
and Fifth. heohuk Iowa.
September |, ls55.-div
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CHARLES W. LowsIE. I'm.

A TfORNEf and Counsellor at Law, Keokuk City.
= Iowa, ofice corner OF Main and Third streets.
Prompt attention given to the collection If debts.
Agent for the purchase aud sale Of real estat..
Refers to Chancellor NalwDrth, Saratoga, \ Y.
Hon. Walter IL. Lowrie, Pittsburgh Pa: Ron Lew
If Cass, T. s. Senate Hon. f. Brown Kalamazoo.
Mich; Laurin Dewey, Pres't X. Mt. J.. a Nj H. r.:
Professor Wells X. March heokuk Russell Co..
Proprietsrs Of the 81. Charles Hotel keokuk d6w
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Legal Notice

Elizabeth Rowles,1 NICHOLAS RoWLEs, the
VS.. IN defendant, now resid-
Nicholas Rowles. ing in parts unknown to
the plaintiff, will take notice that Elizabeth
Rowles, of the County of Monroe, in the State
of Ohio, did on the 9th day of August, A. d..
1856, file her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Monroe, in
said State of Ohio, against the said Nicholas
Rowies, defendant, setting forth that the said
Nicholas Rowles gave Mortgage to the said
plaintiff on the south west quarter of the north
east quarter of section No. %, of township
No. 2, of range No. 8; containing 80 acres and
So hundredths of an acre, i'll the District OF
lands subject to sale at Marietta. Ohio. Also,
lot of land being the south west quarter OF
the south west quarter of section No. 2S, OF
township 2, of range 5, containing 80 acres
and 81 hundredtlls of an acre. And also, al
other lot of land. being a part of the north
west quarter of the south east quarter of sec
tion %, of township 2, of range s, it being on
The west side of said lot, the east line running
with the middle of the bg-lick run, containing
ten acres, more or less. Said lands, first and
third named tracts being in said county OF
Monroe and said second named tract in the
county of Washington, Ohio, to secure the
payment of seven hundred and fifty dollars
according to certain note referred to in sail
Mortgage, and praying that said defend ant may
pay said sum of $3.50 with interest thereon
from the I'D day of December. lS45, or that
said premises may be sold to pay the same;
and the said Nicholas Rowles is notified that
he is required to appear and answer said peti.
tition, on or before the third Saturday after the
25th day of September, 1855.
JOHN SINCLAIR,
Aug. 13, 1s5e---ew. Atty for Plaintiff.
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Legal Notice.

CATHARINE SPILLERS, of the State of. Iowa,
" will take notice that on the 18th day of
August 1856, at the instance of William Nc
knight as administrators of William C. Martin,
deceased, summons and order of attachment
was issued against her by Joel f. Randolph,
Esq, Justice of the Peace in and for the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio; demand
ing $50 with interest from April II, 1851.
That said summons was returned defendant not
found, and said attachment returned endorsed
no goods, &c. found to attach with a suggestion
that said defendant had an interest in real
estate in said county. The said Administra-
ftor afterwards on the 30th day of August 1856,
dled q transcript of the said proceedings in
the court of common pleas of said county,
upon which the said administrator obtained an
order of attachment from said court, for the
sum aforesaid, which has been returned served.
| The said defendant will also take notice, that
on the 3oth day of August, 1856, said plaintiff
filled in said court his petition in civil action
| against said defendant demanding said sum of
money; and that unless said defendant shall
appear in said court, on or before the third
Saturday after the Sth day fof October 1856,
and answer said petition, that at the October
| term of said court, 1856, the plaintiff will ask
| for Judgment against the defendant by de-
fault for $50, with interest from. the 18th day
of April, 4; D. 1851.
HoLLIsTER. OKBr Il HoLLlsrER.
Sept. ). 1856. Attys for Plaintiff.
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Legal Advertisements.
Notice,


NANCY FILM, of the county of Fauquier.
~ in the Stat. sf Virginia, is hereby notified
that James Finn o.i on the 21st day of Au-
gust, 1856, file his petition in the Office of the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, charging the said Nancy
Finn, his wife, with wilful ,bsence from him
for more than three years pas, and asking that
he may be divorced from her, ,.e said Nancy
Finn. Petition will stand for hearing at the
October Term of the Court of Common Pleas
for said county of Monroe.
The defendant, Nancy Finn, will take Iotice
that dispositions will be taken in this case by
the plaintiff on the 10Th and Goth days of Sep
tember, 1856, at the courthouse in the count,
of Preston, in the State of Virginia, between
the hours of o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m
of said days, before competent authority.
Dated this 2lst day of August, 1855.
JAMES FLINN,
Aug. 27. By WIRE & HOLLAND his atty's
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Yoatbs' Department.
ror she aspirI. I. q Demoorasy.


Solution to Problem No. II.
Since each man possessed 6s rods of
land more than his son, three distinct sets
of numbers must be formed, such that the
difFsrenesof their squares shall be es, and
since the difference Of the squares Of two
numbers is the same 40 the product Of their
sum into their difference, itfollows that So
must bediyided into two factors in three
distinct ways These faetors are ss-
e3 kI==2l 49, ~. 5
$ Hence. il, we take So fer the sum, and
for the difference Of two numbers, these
numbers viii be 81 and 80. Again.
taking 81 for the SUM and 8 for the diff
ferencs OF two numbers. we and IL and
9 for the numbers. II . Is the sum and I
the difference Of two numbers, those num-
bers viii be 8 and /, From this we learn
that the squares possessed by Mr.. Adams,
: Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Clark, were 80, IL,
and 8 rods ON q side Now since side
Of, Mr.. Adams was 2s rods. more than Q
side ofaEdward's; the square whose side
is So rods belonged to Mr.. Adams, and
the zone of o rods on . side belonged tt
Edward. Again since the side Of Mr.
Browns square was.ll rods more than I
side Of Daniels, It follows that the SQUARE
whose side Was IL rods belonged to Mr.
Brownxwhile Daniels square was only
rod ON aide. Consequently. Franci
WAS Mr.. Adsms' son. Edward was Mr.
Browns aon, and Daniel was Mr.. Clark
asn. POWELL.
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s Yuo 0xunknkQkV WILL.
sIlsaye to society ruined character, .
wrssched example, and memory that will
soon rot.
l leave 70 my parents. daring tie rest
OF their lives, as much sorrow % hunani.
y ID feeble. aud!despsrsts state can sus-
tain. s
! leave to my brother and sister as
Standardization and injury a. ] well
could bring on them.
Ileaye to my wife . broken heart, .
lifsef wretchedness and shame to weep over
and 3 premature death.
II giye.ands bequeath 70 each OF my chill.
dren, poverty, ignorance. . low character
and 4 rsnsmbrance that their father Wal
aadfunkard. si.fls