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TINS DrRps-An old friend (says the New Haven Cou
rer who Is noted for his love for the spring birds tells
he has Of our common varieties since the
saowstorm Of January 4h and he fears the poor little
fellows have been starved away by the rgors Of our
spring weather
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Nrw YoRK, April o.Rober L. Stevens. q Hoboksn, an
opulent and well known citizen taken suddenly III this
morning, and is said TO be dying.
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the Orf,snrd Bourd ,Stsou,r.

BosToS, April o,-The steamer Canada sailed hence at
for Liverpool with 100 passengers and $780, 900 in
specie.
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NoRwEeIASs-The Madison (Wisconsin) Journal learns
that the Norwegian population Of Dane county amounts
TO GG2s persons They constitute the majority Of the in
habtaps in several Of the towns and are industrious and
good citizens
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WIN. w. BeIknap, Attorney -at-Law and Land
Agent, keOk uk, Iowa.

AND WARRANTS located choice land in satisfactory
Ii favorable all business Iowa qu
ing the Attention of attorney promptly spspdsd 10.
Pairo Nourse, Washingoa, u. Y,
Alexander ". Evans,
Keller n Mckesney,
Dec l3-6mosdhcp
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HERrASDEz ANo RoHISPos-A Although the strife at the
circus wares between the competitors generally the
absorbing rivalry apparently is between Robinson and Her
nandez the champions Of the European and American
equestrian world. Although Hernandez an American he
here the European interest having returned from
London Paris and Berlin within the past month the van
qusher Of all competitors there Robinson new lumps-
~ and bravey wages the battle Of his countrymen Nag
viii probably win the fret gymnastic prize by ucclama
tton
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PANS yAsHoSs-Erract from the Paris correspondence
Of the Journal Of Commerce:

OF the Journal Of Commerce.
An immense quantity OF perfumery is used both on
the person and in apartments Handkerchief gloves and
the hair improguated with rich odors The last
Ia mode for the handkerchief FROM Fagure So Rue De
Rchee, who s one Of the largest exporters in France
and whose perfumery is Of European celebrity They are
called the Poisaerd and the Lys des Tat The Aeehas
has the properties of the VHare detoiiee and is more
agreeable the perfume being softer and sweeter.
There Is dimnution In the circumference Of the u-
pous and hounces Of the fair sex. The macadamized
streets yellow pool throughout after i've days OF
constant rain Nothing exceed the ridiculous figure
Of small dsmes Of the hauton Ia the proubcance
their and robes they endeayor In their walks 10
defend themselves from the mud Recently one Of the
renowned OF our pulpit orators the Abbe de Deguerry OBJ
served in sermon, "Womea Nowadays forget in the as.
tonshng amplitude Of their dresses that the gates Of
Heaven very narrow"
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The Expected Steamer
Dongeom Hines. qf Robert L. S,sven..

HALIFAX, April o-Thero are as yet no tdings Of the
pected steamer Cambria, now eleven days out.
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FATAL AccDrSr.-The Columbus (Georgia) Sun Of the
9th inst says:
"Thomss Woodbridge, esq, Of Chattshoocbee county,
formerly representative Of State Legislature was
thrown from his buggy Thursday afternoon mile or
two from the city, and killed We understand that the
throwing rail against Mr. Woodbridge and breaking his
neck
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EIsuIN8 TACKLE.-ws have

FISHING TACKLE-we have u.i received and have ready
for SALE the finest scke thk he fOnnd
this city, including articles this market We
shall take pleasure showing goods and offer them nod
prices n. TUCKER D. CO.,
Ap p-sm ass Penn. svesuc, nesry opposite Browns.
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LOC A l. N Il w y.

DEcIsIoS OF UNITED STATES SupaEME CouRr IN
THE CASE or WM WELLs.-In the Supreme Court of the
United States yesterday interesting decided
that of sr parte William Welthe main features of which,
understand, follows Several years ago. the ap
peant convicted of the crime murder in the criminal
court of the District Of Columbia and sentenced TO be
hanged but his sentence eommuted by President
Fillmore TO imprisonment for life in the penitentiary
Colonel Charles L. JONES' the counsel for Wells, brought
the before the circuit the application
writ of haLsas corpus taking the ground that by the
constitution and laws, the pardon must be ABSOLUTE
and that therefore, the condition void The court
decided otherwise From this decision appeal akcL
to the Supreme Court of the United States Yesterday
ing the latter delivered its opinion sustaining the de-
cison Of the circuit court.
PARops coScERTThis promises prove one Of
the most brilliant that have been given in Washington for
several Before the close Of this week
seat in Odd Fellows Hall will have been secured-so great is
the desire Of citizens to hear her famous rendition the
NorsctIdise OF her singing the Narseae the Charleston
Evening News says:
But in the Harscaise the mistress of song had to i'm
bbe her drsughts from different inspiration Here
she bad feel well modulafeto be emotional az well
mHstcdt. There space here for embesbments-for
cadences which are among the artfces Of song What is
wanted ia sensbitya susceptibility to associations Of
nsni sentiment that pervades this fine lyric that while its
peculiar character is preserved the music adjunct It,
aids and strengthens the impression Accordingly Paro
die chief characteristic expression this noble ode found all
that is required by the union Of feeling with eodous
The counenance of the fair songsess reflected all that
nd issue in her expressive image in m
deribe neamens OF passion struggling for uterance her
voice, responding To the feeling its echo-clohing It
with the inspiration OF numbers and finding appropriate
psniment In sympathetic tones This celebrated lyric
accordingly rendered with the brilliant combna
tion Of musical expression with sensibity that wit
messed Patriotic emotion stirred its depths by
sca invocation and triumph. There answering sym
pathy In the audence-tho chord struck that
every bre responsive such impressions and
under the sway Of potent influence The form before
breathing these strains appeared the imbodied
Liberty, kinded of her
express it, that s borrowed from the submity the
feeling within. The hymn encored and the
repeated appeared 20 be
and With deeper tinge Of feeling, than at first"
Three frame houses Eighth street, between and p
streets entirely consumed by fire Tuesday afternoon
last.
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oEkIUE uF rnE CONSOLIDATED LOTTEIIEs
OF MARYLAND.
The following numbers Maryland Consolidated
Lottery, ciass 8, drawn April ., 1855;
lat I'd ID 4h 5th 6sh 7,h sth 9Th 10th Iu, lSth
10 Z 35 10 rs so rs 45 20 40 Al IA n
The following the Palapsco Insutus
Lottery, class III, drawn April 9, 1855;
LIST I'd ID 4ih 5th 6t, 7ih 9Th oh l0th lh 18th
rs 45 32 25 80 IL "a Go "A 75 80
n. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
d II. McPHAIL, ConmIssioner.
April l0-lt
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OFFICIAL.

TGsAsuHY DssAETAKsF, December j. 1888.
Houee hereby holders United
that this department viii purchase Of 81 900 o
said stocks time when The oseIsd prior hs
lst day Juas NEXT and ~ pay therefor following prices
wiis
Of the loan of 1884, premium Of 10 per
I647 ess Of l6
Of 1850 oosaoay called
nifty stock, Pisu OF per Ana for stock Of the loan OF
1896 redesable November, ls46, IL received
Treasury The ist day January premium Az
cent rocevd between the h and the 3lst day OF March
next premiu Of aud ae the 3lst March,
and prior TO said Let Of June rex OF IN cent
Interest will also be allowed said socks, the sesded
The certificates the July last assigned with Prnc
pal OF Tho certificates received por the January Amer
that date the interest will BIZ allowed in addition premium
om lst January TO Tho date Of receipt La bo
days interest will be allowed money
seller.
Certificates transmitted to t under present
should be duly assigned Unted current
half prior LIST January nex party
entitled receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks viii be made drafts upon
Boston, New York. Philadelphia paio
entitled receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury
Dec l-d,lstJuneif
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McCLURE. MILLS d Co., Land Agents, Dubpque.
i'll money, land
scrip, for parties applying viii make col
lecions, buy and sell real estate and land waIranu
Careful given ,nds thorough and
competent engineer and surveyor
e1org w. Jones, ". 8. Dub Iowa.
Gen. w. Lewis, surveyor general Dubuque, Iowa.
Gov. Henry Dodge, u. u, fepaie, Wisconsn,
hrssrs. sirachan Scott, bankes New York.
Hon. Eli Cook, Buffalo, New York.
keodif
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At PRIvArE SALE, that splendid brick house

1T PRIVATE SALE, that splendid brick house
situated al the corner OF north aud i7 streets west with the
rround which contains nearly IS The house
rs feet in length by rs feet In BREADTH and contains Ena
conveniently arranged h bat Of the best MATERIAL with
IA waIs wide halls solid walnut cains
Of psniies and coe complete waier aoa heag
61tures throughout The whole establish sa with
marble for silver depotoy ofsrceIeDt In he
yard and roof The library contains four wal
bookcases. Of dmeons and costly workmanship The
esrors are Of exquisite French plate mirror windows
The basement cementsd and perfectly dry.
further description Of lhe house deem Suffice
tito certainly the best built and conveniently arranged
aansiou the District OF Co. umba.
Airo brick stable bouse with
for convenience all enclosed with heavy substantial iron
railing.
In attempting description sf The the subscriber would
he entirely failed Justice but and
all wishing puchsse respectfully invited call and
IL will be cold
sonabe
o suhseber auetonesr
and commission merchant Of Seventh and streets Wash
A. GREEN.
Oct s-ewedu
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stock Of magnificent jewelry-mosty damonds-of some
SIS 600 value, which, being too valuable be otherwise
sold thi, country It designed to dispose Of by rse has
just been opened No 42O by the emf
dealer in jewelry, Mr. A. Andrews, widely and ia
vorably known in New York and California.
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py JAmNs G. MeeuIRE. Au,uer..r.

pNCELL LLENTFURNTTURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS At
Ia public auciou,ou Tbursxsy morning, April 10 at 10
O'clock atths residence Of gentleman declining housekeeping
side Of TIN between and north,
shn sell all the excellent furniture and housekeeping effects com
prisins-
Handsome rosewood and mahogany ,ofss
Marble and sofs tables
Wsltut wh and fancy tables
Handsome dsmssk curtains
Tapestry, three ply, and inUsin csrper
Gas chsndensrs, nsn,el ornaments, clocks
Hsb, low poet, Frepch heds'csds
Mahogany apdw walnut bureaus, ~sshstsnds
no and painted ~srdrobes, tpuet sets
Single sndd doahie cottage bedsteads
superior feather beds, holsters, snd pillows
rled and usk mattresses
Excellent blanss,-, comforts, and coun'trpanss
Mars~les auiis linen sheets
and WOO chairs, lounges
wsInst writing desk, csns-seai and ofnce chairs
Cbi.ty nd dsfsask curtsirs, shades
dining tables, dining chairs
China, glass; and crockeryware, table cutlery
Radiator, air tight, and other soves hc
s25 UNDER cash and
morths satisfactorily bearing interest
The above goods srceIcn quality nd
Of furnishing. JAMES &. MCGUIRE,
ArnIs-d Auciioneer
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METHoDIT EPISCOPAL GENERAL CONFERENCE i sajd
that upwards Of 200 congregations will be represented in
the general conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
which will assemble next month Indianapolis Indiana
Arkansas SEws-We clip the following paragraphs from
the Napoleon Sentinel Of the 2lst ultimo;
Arkansas is destined 70 be one OF the Stetss doinp
from the number Of movers now in our CITY There cannot
be less than i've hundred emgrants here now hunting
homes interior
we were shown by DR.. Lebrader day or two since
most singular and remarkable head--tha Of Fouchee
celebrated chie OF the Creeks The hguary o. the bead
consists in two perfect mouthsa front and rear mouth
with double set Of maStcaors to each remarka-
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Mar 25--daw

HAVING asocaod ourselves together indicated the
notice, tender services n the purchase and sale Of
stocks bank con foreign and domestic exchange collection
Of sight and time bi negotiation Of loans bod bills
prmissoy business public securities exchange
u money We viii make city collections, receive deposes
checks, and allow interest standing accounts.
We secured services Mr.. LAWRENCE p BAYHE
of firm Of SeIden, Wilher, Co., Washington, C
will his undivided
house. and all OF his therein will be fully recognised by
APPLETON b CO.,
Anil a--Gw nmnre esiree
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OR RENT.A pleasant country esdsnce and garden, within
half hours walk from the omnibus station In Georseown
fhe dwelling with family
The garden and Of rich soil with vaious kinds Of ui
and several fine beds Of Rent moderate Apply the
Aps-eodiftf " a5
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IumGnAroS.-The immigration at New York for the
FIRST quarter Of tbe present year shown by the following
table, as compared with three previoss years:
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.

1,HE undersigned they day formed
tied partnership under me rm Of Appleton Co. whose
the Baltimore purpose
eDg stocks, drafts foreign and domestic exchange
and Cheeks and the of general brokerage
exchange business that William Stuart Appleton Henry W.
Howell reside in said city and and George
resides Loudoun county, Vgnis
said George Rust his capital
stock the thousand dollars cash
said partnership 18th
terminate the 18th day OF March, 1857.
WM. STUART APPLETON,
II w. HOa ELL,
Q5--daw GEORGE RlJST., Of yirpinIa.
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LADY who is earnestly desrous of making herself
useful in the world fond children, would like
sihs children
na school, and eopys In each OF which
pscitie. she has had valuable experience.
The highest furnished character sc
Please address or week Miss Mary A. Doyle Hartford Con
necuout
s-d3ts
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l.. y. Middleton,
Dsaisr ,r lea.
Feb q7-d6mif
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B,uk Rs,uYrs,
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THE LARGEST VESSELS IN THE woRLp.-The launch at
New York Of the great Collins steamship Adrauc proved
to be most magnificent sight Some idea of the dimen
sons of the Adratic be formed from the following
comparative table giving the relative sizes of the largest
vessels anoat:
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HOMEOPATHY IN IrALY.The Rome correspondent Of the
Augsburg Gazette says that the doctrine Of Samuel Hah
has at length found erpounders in Italy. semi
monthly homeopathic Journal the RiVsa Onaiopatica is
published Spoeto by G. Pompy and is made up OF
original articles, TRANSACTIONS and medical news
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Three frame houses on Eighth street, between and
streets entirely consumed by fire Tuesday afternoon
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| A SURPRISE PARTY WORTH HAyIEG.-On Thursday eve
ming last week number of gentlemen connected with the
Central Orthodox Church and Society in Lynn made
| call their PASTOR the Rev. Mr. Sewal, and when the
company withdrew of the number placed in the cer
gymans hand package containing thousand dol
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-01-23
AEANNESS DOES NOT PAY.

There 10 no greater mistake that . tu.
sincss man can make than to be mean in
his business. Always taking the half cen,
for the dollars he has made and is making
Such = policy is very much like the far.
mer who sows three pccks Of seed where
he ought to have town Ave; and as = re-
c",nr-nse for the meanness of Lis soul on
iy gets ten when he ought to have got fif.
teen bu.hel, ofgrA;s.
Erery body has heard Of the prorerb o,
penny wise and pound foolish. y liberal
expenditure in the WAY Of business /, al.
WAYS sure to be capital investment.
There arc people in the world who are
shor, sighted enough to beliers their in.
serests can hs best promoted by graspins
and clinying TO all they can get, aud new.
or letting a cent slip through their fin
gers.
Asa general thing it will be found, 9th.
er things being equal, tha, lie who is mos,
liberal, is the most successful in business.
OF course we do not mean it to be infer
red, that MAN should be prodisal in his
expenditures; but that ho should show TO
his customers, il he iaa trader, or these
whom he may be doing any kind Of bu,i.
mes. with, that in all his transactions, a,
we'll as social relations, he acknowledges
the everlasting fact that there can be no
permanent prosperity in community
where benefits are not reciprocal Hunfs
Merehants Magazine.
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CONGRESS.

It will be seen, from the Congressional
extracts in to.day's pspcr, that no speak
er hns, as yet. been elected ard. from
appearances, that much to be desired re-
suit is as far off to-day, as it was on the
first day Of the session. Tho candidates
for the Speskership defined their rcspec.
two positions in regard to the propric.y Of
repeating the h .n.ss and Nebraska bill /;
the constitutional right Of Congress to lie
gisste ursn the suhj~c, Of slavery in the
territories Of the States, and the constitu-
tionslity Of the fugitive slave Law, on the
l2ta inst, to the entire Satisfaction OF
their parties.
Each party is now confirmed in the
soundncss Of the views of its candidate, a.
we'll a. the incorre',nes Of those Of their
opponents, and, rs r matter Of course, 10
the more determined TO stick to thei,
man" In fact, i, is utterly impossible to
predict when the House will organize. I,
may he in day or two, but most likely
will not be for weeks, unless new candi.
dates take tEo place Of those now in the
field.
The Senate passed a resolution, on the
l7th inst, requesting the President to
communicate all instructions in relation to
Central American sffairs not yet furnish.
cd; and also called for the adjudication
OF the American Commissioners At Paris,
respecting the French Spolis.ion of Anne.
rican Commerce, after which i, adjourned
until the next Monday.
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GIVE YOUR CBILD A PAPER.

A child beginning to read, becomes de-
lighted with a newspaper, because he
reads the names Of things which are f.
miliar, and will progress accordingly.
A newspaper in one year i. worth a
quarters schooling to child, and every
father must consider that substantial in.
formation connected with advancement.
The mother Of a family being one of the
heads, and having more immediate
charge Of children, should herself be in.
strueted. \ miad occupied, become. for.
tilted against tho Ills Of life, and is bsaced
for an emergeney.--Children amused by
reading or study, are Of course moro con-
sidcrste and more easily governed. bow
many parents, whe have not spent twen
ty dollars for books for their families, would
have given hundreds to reel-in a son or
daughter who had ignoran,ly or thought
lessly fallen into temptation . Ohio Far
mer.
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Il has been but short time since Tho
word, Cuba, was on every lip. Il 10 now
scarcely ever heard. Why il this 90 T.
Is Cuba less desirable to us than she was
twelve months ago or hare we been in.
Inundated by the menace. Of England and
France
Cubs, certainly, has not changed her
geographical position. She has not be.
come less important to rs 10 CONNER.
eial point Of view. Her peopl. are no.
less ardent in their earnest aspirations NJ.
ter liberty nor is she less oppressed by des-
potie old Spain.
We fear that the too modeYst, eour,s
OF our Ge-.snmsnt in regard to Cub. has
dono much to delay the acquisition Of that
Island, and when We say so, we wish i.
to be distinctly Understood that We do not
allude TO its acquisition by means Of Fill.
clustering enterprises. We desire to &C.
quirs Cuba by right, honest, lcgi,im.,s
means.
But few months. have passed since all
Of us looked forward to the acquisition Of
Cuba As = thing likely to occur in .
short time. Indeed, the people at tho
North. South, East, and West, ,arden,ly q
desired it. but NO are constrained 70 be-.
lievc now, taking tho Presidents mes,szs
a our guide, that tho acquisition Of that
island is and exploded idea. All that the
message says on ,ha subject 10:
with Spain. peaceful relations are stil,
maintained. and some progiess has been
made in securing the redress OF wrongs
com ,nplained OF hy this Government.
Spain has not only disAvowed and disap.
proved the conduct Of the ofices who ii.
legally seized and detained the s,saussv
Black Warrior at Havana, but haa alse
aid tbs sum claimed ~ indemnity Er 10
l~s thereby inflicted on citizens cf tie t
nitsd States.
I'm consequence Ct = jestructive hu-Yi
cane. which visited Cub. in lS44. ,hssu :.
prerne authority Of ,ha: slsnd iasasd q DE-
cree. perm t,ing the ir ports.ion. Tor tbs
period OF ak months .fceriain buildiux
rnsscrials and provi.icn., free Of duty but
rer"ksi it ~hes stou. ,ali the period s,.
~ had .lsP,rd, 10 III. injury ofei,i1ens OF
the Cnitsd State. who had proceeded to
act oii the faith tf that l~cr.e. The
Spanish governments pfused inieInri6ra-
.'on to tho pai'iss aggrieved until r.ce,,;ly
when it"~as asssn,ed TO. pay men, being
being Pr"'ni,sd to lie mad. 50 soon ~ tho
amour! 'luo can bs a-c.rtsin-t. e ar
"S.tisfaetion clai'nnd for the arrss, asd
search Of the steam .r FL Dnando has ~,
!e, bsu accorded. lut there j. reasea 10
believe that il will be. and ,has case, With
oth-rs, continues to be urged on the a,,.s.
ton ofihe Spanish government. lido not
shand"n the hope Of canclu'ling With
Spain some general arrangement. which,
fit d" n", wholly prevent the r.enrreneS
Of difficulties in Cuba. will render th.,a
less frequent: asd whenever they shall oe-
cur. facilitate their more speedy settle.
ment-' washington Seminal" b"
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TO MAKE LARD AND ThLIOW
CANDLES

The following method Of making the
aboveasmed candles is described in the
New England Farmer by correaponden.
IL kept both iallow and lard candle,
through the last summer. the lard san!es
standing the heat bcs, and bsrai.g quite
as well, and giving as good ligh. ne tai.
low ones. Directions for making rood
candles frosu laVj: For IL ID, OF lard take
! 10. Of szl,pe,er and I lb, Of alum rs;x
and pulverizs their; sissoi 70 fhs salipstsr
and alsm in gill Of boiling water; pour
the compound into The lard before u 10
quite slI melted /; sir tho shols wsil il
boils, and skim OF what rises /; let i. sins.
mer un'il the water = Nil boiled out, or
sill i cesses to throw q steam, pour oG
shs lard % soon ~ Il u doas, snd slsss
tho boiler whHs 1, 10 hos. Kshs esndjss
are to DO ysn, you may eommsses iuu,s-
distsiy; hto Be dipped. let the lard ssoi
Inst 70 . eshe asl thss tpsSt II q you
~cuH .asDv. sgsssrs,~ - y so 4.