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Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

WArcHING-When a lady takes a glass of
mineral water, with sarsaparila syrup, and
her cavalier asks for glass Of . the same"
it is always given to him out of different
bottle, and is of pale amber color, with
strong tonic qualities. just watch him next
time, Julia.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24
Pretended Love.

] gave her once a locket,
1t was filed with my own hair,
And she put it in her pocket
With very special care.
But a jeweller has got it
He offered it to me,
And another, that is not it,
Around her neck / see.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

A FAST young man in Detroit took bux-
ON seamstress ont riding the other evening,
and enjoyed himself SO well, that he propos-
ed to get married. She consented, and the
magistrate tied the knot. Now he has re-
pented, and says he won't support her, de-
claring that she got him drunk, and then un-
done him. He has wealth; she has none.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

AN Illinois lawyer, defending thief, closed
bis speech in behalf of his client thus:
"True he was rude--so air our bears -
True he was rough--se air our buffaers--
But he was child of freedom, and his an
swcr to the despot and tyrant was, that his
home was on the bright setting sun !"
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

A WESTERN correspondent says: Il attend
ed a wedding few days since. Wishing to
say something becoming the occasion, | ap.
preached the fair young bride in the course of
the evening, and after congratulating her on
her departure from the state of single bless
edness, | wished her pleasant voyage down
the river of life. She said she chopped so,
but SHE was mighty feered that the steau.
boat would bust its bler and kill them both"
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

THE common trinkets of literature are con-
tinually changing their form, but its diamonds
are never out of fashion.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

LASDoR says There is something like en-
chantment in the very sound of the word
YOUTH and the calmest heart, at every sea-
son Of life beats in double time TO it.v
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

SOMEBODY said that if nature had design
ed man to be drunkard, she would have
constructed him like churn, so that the more
he drank the more firmly he would stand
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

A CERTAIN editor thinks when single gen
teinan cannot pass clothes line without
counting all the. long stockings, it is a sign
he ought to get married, and the sooner the
better.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

A FELLOW once pretending to have seen
ghost was asked what the apparition said to
him. "How should know?n he replied, II
am not skilled in the dead languages
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

The first camp meeting in the United
States was held in Kentucky, fifty four years
ago. Methodists, Presbyterians and Bap-
lists cordially united on that occasion.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

To cure kitchen door of creaking, get q
servant girl whose beau comes to the house
to see her
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24
GEO. MUNCKTON,

y USTICE OF THE Pc A CE +,
OFFICE,
Al Nunekton & Warmers Drug Store, Main street,
Volcano.
dec C lily
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

A MAN who did not trust to his memory,
wrote in his memorandum book, "Must be
married when get to town."
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

We think the author of the following par
agraph had better look out or bevy of pretty
girls will get after him, and w-hoop him very
soundly
"Wc are sorry to see the girls of the
present day have such tendency to utter
worthlessness: growing up anxious to become
more fashionable than good, more anxious to
cultivate their heels than their heads, and to
encrcle their legs with whalebonc rather
than the brow with wreaths of love, kindness
and beauty. As q general thing. those who
are handsome think they are lovely Far
from it. When we, years gone, took one to
be Mrs. p, girls were girls. 1t was fun to
go a dozen miles foot with mud knee deep
to see them, as you were sure to find the
clear girls--nature instead of art But now
it is different. The dentist supplies the teeth
"Uncle Ned the cotton, some optican the
eyes, and a skilful mechanic the legs and
arms; an artist furnishes paint, q Yankee
the hoops, some French millner' gets up ar
tificial maternal founts, and the very devil
robs himself to give them disposition to lie,
tattle, gossip, make mischief, aud kick up all
sorts Of bobberics among respectable people
We love the girls when they act
like girls, but this counterfeit article now be-
ing palmed off on fashionable society is an
intolerable humbng. But the girls nova
days are neither fit for wives, nor do they
know enough for mothers"
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

The longer the saw of contention is drawn
the hotter it grows.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

THE intelligent have right over the gno-
rant-the right of instructing them.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

IF we get knowledge into our minds edge
wise, it will soon fnd room to turn.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

In trihes, infinitely clearer than great deeds
actual character is displayed.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24
A. G.. Brown,
w. HENRY JONES,
HORACE SMITH.
JAMES Il. HARDY.
Smith & Hardy,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Sacramento,
MILL practice in the Courts of Amador and
w Calaveras counties and in the Supreme Court
of the State.
ie27 36-ly
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

The most dangerous bat that flies by night
is q brick bat.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

THE more one loves q woman, the more
courage it requires to approach her.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

WE can fish little out of the river Lethe
that has not first been thrown in it.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

In love we doubt most when we believe
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

tcOUND DOCIhiNE. - L lie lOlOWlnT arnu-
ments, in favor Of advance payment for news
papers, were advanced by a member of the
Ohio Editorial Convention, at its recent ses-
sion:
"What would you think of farmer who
had raised a thousand bushels of wheat, and
who should sell it to thousand different per-
sons scattered all over the State, and agree
to wait year for his pay from each of them
and if one half of them did not pay at the
end Of the year, he should give them another
bushel of wheat and agree to wait another
year for his pay, and thus go OH year after
year? How long would such farmer escape
bankruptcy? probably not very much longer
than publishers of newspapers who followed
such practice. 1t costs the editor of week
ly newspaper as much to supply thousand
subscribers with it for one year as it costs a
farmer to raise thousand bushels of wheat.
The farmer sells his grain in bulk, and either
takes the cash or note just as good as cash
upon delivery. The editor cannot sell his
thousand papers in bulk. They are sold to a
thousand different persons, living in different
towns in the county, and different counties in
the State, and he must wait until the end of
the year before he can get his payment, and
then he depends wholly upon the honesty of
the subscriber, for it is impossible that he
should know of the character of all of his
subscribers. 1t would not pay him to go all
around or send around the county or State to
collect his dues 1t would cost more than
the collections would come tov
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24

A WOMAN who pleases everybody delights
ls1l,
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24
JOB PRINTING.

v ,o nrepared to do job Printing of erery de-
Wem, ven n stvle superior to any other Office in
4 KY, 'SSontbern Mines, and at as fair rates.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-24
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Here convusiFe sob interrupted her. and
the hand upon her head passed over her
disordered curls with gentle, soothing mo-
ton.
Harry and I"-another sob--"ouar
relied two or three weeks ago. | was wilful
and rude, just as it is natural for me to be,
and he got angry | don't think he is 60
ing to forgive me, for he hasn't been here
since"
Sophie felt herself drawn in closer en-
brace, and was sure sister Kate pitied her
wouldn't have owned it to any body if
1t hadn't been just as it is, she continued, rub
bng her little white hands into her eyes;
" but think love him almost as well as |
do you and father and MOTHER
kiss dropped on Sophie'S glossy head,
and tighter was she held. She wondered
that Kate was so silent, but still she kept
her face hidden in the vines.
He asked me to be his wife, she contin-
ued-" asked me as nobody else ever did--in
such manly way, that he made me feel as
though ought to have been the one to plead
instead OF him. | could not bear that, and
so answered him just as should not He
thought 1t was because he was poor and / was
rich, and all the time | was thinking would
rather live in cottage with him than in the
grandest palace that ever was with any other
man, only was too proud to tell him so to
his face. What can do? Tell me Kate
you are so much better than | am, and
never get into trouble. am sure | shall
die il you don'tw And poor Sophie wept
anew.
Look up, dear, and l will tell you"
Sophie did look up, with start, and the
next moment, with little scream, leaped
from the arms of-not sister Kate, but Har
ry Ainsleel
Sophie declares to this day, that she ha.
never forgiven either of them though she hal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-19

HA1wARI AND CuTLxRYi
rnsosIsss Ar .xuoLs Y Z : bas1Llas,
~: l:ss: s3sssylae 49, - =, .nR9asss
s ssssls g.: ~ IS ~ .sss,i, = ~, =.
|tSu s. sxa1 {seS1Sa 4 tkSe1 4,
1i.4ew 2. W.AAs fug1a.
Co4 !xs-A Large stock q aiasrsn. Ir..ls, a
y ese low BY 2. ~ Y. TUCk1k.
M :, ,'s''''s1 = ;t',si. FUcSss =
LII ss.:. 10 A-i:. Z 1T; a1ds i''s.''
lNKAIN CkADLES-GrspsSIss, Premiun, and
NJ eonaea Grades for 'sasby !, a,,,..
Il tiss, for sass - 3. TUCKER.
CTRAW HORKs.-- Three 4ins 6traw Forks Of
y dil'r'a' a ss'ils'e' for :a,s x = rrcxr.
or Dks.-A i4IGs stoek Of Iron, steel and cast
5. W.A.H. TUCKER.
"A MS SH6vkLE.-A large stock Of AIMEE
s.w. H. TUCKER.
CCY1H1 sTON11-asytAs stones, Of dihorsnt
~ kinds,iA qsaatities g s.it: -
CCYTIE RIFTEs.-vaFIous q1alisi.. Of sey,hs
kssoSs 80 0ooHPvoUSs IVY uoAo ~
s-W. AH. TUCKER.
g lCKLkS.-A good article q Siekiss lor sals BY
~ s.w. II. TUCKER.
(yRiNDsr0NIss-THs Bsrea Gsindssones, II "a.
y ri's' ''s'', Tor sale y ~ r,,cx,.
a. :. 'A' =. sa r:.'s = .,. and second Sta.
Hardware and housekeeping
WAVES.
NEW sroRS, 10 HAix-sr., MAR riYra,
j Oh =. J. 8 NIT H.,
A. che sien ef Ne Aosths Locl,
LAVE IN store > senplste assortment, VI Bald
~ sss nafdvsss, Hsehsaies' Tsols, Haymins
Utnsils neuss Keeping Wares, y siIs, GlaM1 wise
s1aiass 6issss sesesssf cl.sh Bird Cssss, asa!ss,
re. Gsalss, Coll ch.i,, n.p:. shs,.l.. sesA.s.
A.eaiN Hst.ysr-PlAts Wass; Wire. BsssIss,
Bells. Aes. HiAess, 6ersws, Laops, Lanterns,
0sns CsleS Rsveivsss, 6eythss, taaiha, BE-, vhieS
are oasrsd 81 Wholesale and RETAIL cheap for saah
Particular attsatioa given u the rssaii ssads.
New neaAy - Rsns.
A ROOM ~ feet BY - on tie sseoad aoor, we'll
IA lighted and ventilated. EntYsnes irem nsis
street ~ broad stairway.
Ons front room ON sanr 6ooS, suitsble for oAse
or sleeping room. ROBT. II. hMI9H
janeiod sign Norsise Lock. Isp Msia-.s
ron SALE On EXCHANGE.
y ACRES Of blGa lald directly oppos,tc NsIa.
commanding . view of ksoksk, VERSE.
Alexandria, Hamilton, snd l6 milts Of .she Me.
sissippi River. There Is . Railroad in eeusse II
construction 1T the foot Vi tie bluff. eth, &
ons OF the hnest locations for psi rssdenos 10
the vest"
Also so acres ~ miles from the river /. : esoa
ncighborhood, all under cultivation, good orcSaed
Of peach and apple trees, 2 frame housss. stehls
10, good wells with chain panps.
Also 80 acres miles from tbs river, all ssaev
cultivation in good nsigAbor hood, aid inpsovei
with good new frame house With s rooms. etahlse
Ac.,1 wells with chain pumps. Is q 30 assss Il
me dow - very desirable farm.
Alec 20 acres choice land ~ miles from the riy-
or, and In good neighborhood, 80 acres in vhses.
Also 100 scrcs Q miles from the river partly in.
proved.
Also choice lot Of timber. land In Hancock co.,
III.
Also several lots in the town Of Hsnil,sp, I'LL
nois.
Alsotvo iotsin Naperviiis, Da Page county,
Illinois.
Also land In Indiana.
Also land and lots in Ohio.
Also good mill property In Chic.
Also property In ksoks and good psyiAs 30.
siness.
will sell or exchange on good terms IN.
quire Of n H. HUMMER
Aprod No.sp Aain Ut. ,Ksokah. lows.
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AGENTS TOM
Qaeenss Patent Portable
Z @ r g E AND BELL WSi
E>Ok Blaeksmithr, jewelers., Dentists, Machine
Quarries, Miners, Railroads, Public Works, 10.
Ancrican STAR Anvil.
Faced with Steel, in one continuous piece. These
Anvils, for strength, durability, and finish, are
considered unsurpassed, having been fully tested
IN The largest sboPs in the country. We warrant
them sound the face pat on In one piece and per-
fcctly welded to the body, the metals Of the best
quality, and the temper uniform.
Lake Huron GriaAssenes...An most
superior article.
ThiDnble Sketns ana Pipe Dsxes.
Their advantages are becoming more appreciated
every day.
Scales.
Duryee FoYsyth's
Celebrated Rochester hny. platform and Counter
SCALES. The best Scales IL The market, warrant
ed correct. They have been in use for years, and
can be seen In the stores Of Chittenden Nc3ayic,
Connsbic, sinyth Co., Stafford McCuns, Burns
. Rentgen, Cieghorn 4 Harrison, J. X. Cepslin,
etc., and will speak Tor themselves. For sale 81
DOOR AND GATE SPRINGS.
Cray 0rStheSs' Patent ahead Of sil other
and just tbs thing for the coming season.
Dmrnets's Self.scaliDE Fruit Cans.
The simplest and best can Tor preserving Fruits
aud Vegetables In use. Any can close so cans
in half m hour without the aid Of timer they
require neither solder, cement or wax, and can b.
apr19d CADY, JONES 1 PECK.
CCYTHES, snaths, Cradles, and harvesting tssls
~ in great variety, st small advance, By
apr1Sd CADf, JOINS PECK 3.
EORKs-iiay, straw and manure, long aad sRoF,
handles, ~ Sign Of the BIG ANNIL.
aPr7Sd
g NOVELS AND SPADES.--Ames Rowiand's ),
~ Lppsnoott's, and Postiey 1 Nelson : brands .
long .s, :Sd short A.'dl''; c y JONES prog
WHEEL BARR0Ws, Cro-bars, charn drills.
w St"ns-hannsrs, for sale 81 the sign Of the
apt2Sd BIG ANVIL.
NAILS-A full supply Of all sizes con stsntly on
hand and receiving stthesign Of the
"aylo BIZ ANVIL.
vLAss-A large and complete aaso tnent Of
~ French and American manufacture, double
and single strength, which We are selling 1t the
lowest market price. cADY, JONES PECK.
mayid 200 Main-st.
CAsH-AIi sisss, at factory prices, At sign II
- mAyld BIG ANVIL
I N addition To our sxtensive stock Of building
housekeeping, machinists and cab.nst maksss'
hardware, carpenters and black smiths tools, ~
Nave just added . complete stock u Carriage -
Waeonmskers' Material, consisting in part q fol-
lows:
Habs. felioes, shafts, spokes and bows,
Aads from bsst eastern timber and we'll season a,
Enamsled and Dash Leather,
Carriage ell cloth.
PLAIN and hgured black muslin drilling dsck,
Carriage lacs, tufts, &C., apron hooks and rinss,
Ivory knobs. seat sticks, whip sockets,
Back lights, shaft tips, Silver plated sad
Brass Bands-Boston, Philadelphia and
Reflector patterns Top Props,
Name plates, lining nails; case hardened
Axles-long and short arm, patent half -patsnf
Railway Springs-plain and French ears;
Carriage bolts and axle clips.
apr7od CADY JONES PECK.
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! tate OF D. =. BtodAard, dsceassd, 10 oGsred -
private sale at hls late sssiaencs ON johnson -st
betwesa sth and eth, Asaslips Bleek. Pnslor'
- sold very Low. fan1l
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Millinery - 49, SAnex I. = = 4 .
ATTRNTfnN IAnfRg

IAiAAsAGsb 1870 3 Mey y Oas.
ATTENTION LADIES.
WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
! Ladies' to my large and we'll selected stock of
TALL and winter goods, which will sell stCinciu-
Aati pricss- My stock consists Of silk, straw and
velvet honnets; also, splendid Of rib
bens, flowers and feathers selected with great care
You via hnd everything in the Millinery sad
Fancy business, at my establishment, in the latest
fashion. s.n also prepared 80 do all work in my
eutiness at the shortest notice, such ~ lining
trimming, bleaching pressing and maxim bouncts
q every description. 20 order. will warrant ali
work TO give satisfaction,
Come one, come all. Notrouhie to show goods
Blonaean.
sept,s.diy MRS. GLENHY.
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NEW ERA COOKING STOVE

vINHE above cut represents = view Of the most
i complete and perfect
COOKING STOVE NOW In USE
The Patterns are entirely new. having been made
BY US this year. They fast supplAnting alloth-
err Cooking stoves in the market. The demand for
them is already great that We ara preparing 70
manufacture 6fty Of them per day. Those wanting
that almost Indispensable article, . good COOKING
Stove, should remember that Improvements and
progress are the order Of the day, and that In
provement, thin the last ten years than the one
now under consideration. Therefore, ron will
greatly promote your interests By selecting the
tsNEW ERA" COOKING STOVE,
in preference to up with one Of
pattern.
- For sale Wholesale and retail, at our store
No. VI Main, st., KEOkUK, IOWA, where can al.
ways be found the most complete and varied assort-
ment Of Cooking. Heating, and Palor Stoves ever
offered in the West.
1-Also, Timers stock Of all kinds. IN
w. s. MooRR, BRIDGE BRO.
Agent. janl-dy1
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ket price will bs paid during .he season. bv
Z. WILLIAMS,
~ dAwsf JOHNSON IT., bet. I'd and 9TH.
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, supply Of Fancy Shrabbery, Evsrgfssns
Roses, Ac., on hand.
Early Tomato Cabbage ard sweet Potato Plants
All for sale ~ customary prices
ordors received on this grounds, 3ot mile west
Of the old City limits, the Bluff Ferry road to
Des Moin@s, or BY mail, addr essed 10
mch7-dAw. GEO. q. HILTON
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CABBAGE DEPOT!
HAVE ON hand : large lot Of ine Carriage and
1 Buggies, manufactured In New uayeE, Cons.
md Newark, n. j., which l will sell Low foi
CASH, or on short credit.
These Carriages and EGggies areall Of the latest
sty es, made IL nrst rate materisia, Il the AaAv.
factories Al the United States, aid will be sold si
lover rates than similar article be had in tn
West. Warranted.
Also, large lot of double and single HAR-
NESS.
Call and examinc for yourselves at my Carriage
Rspository, on johnson street, between 9TH and
5th. CALVIN COATES
Ksokuk, Nay 20, ,s7.dAwsm
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re Excuysion Pnrtac..

To ExcuSstOn Parties.
VlNHE attention Of Picnic and Pleasure Parties
1 10 called to the beautiful groves In the neigh
borhood Of Decalion. The scenery Is beautiful the
groves are numerous and extensive, and no more
pleasant place can be found to enjoy : summer's
day. The Decaliop Land and Ferry Ccmpany will
convey parties OF pleasure both to and frvm De-
Gallon, during the summer months 1t nominal
rates, on their new aile wheel boat "Dscsiion. -
and Pic-nic parties connected with sunday schools
will be conveyed FREE. j. ii. SuLLIVAN,
G. X. DIAoxD, sec'y. Pres't b. +. : L. Co,
june26dtf
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Hotel for Rent.

1lsHE LAWRENCE HOTEL" nov In course
4 Of construction 1t Lawrence, will b. In rsadi-
nets for use and for rent about the LIST Of An.
gust next.
Thisis fine three stoYy brick sdiAcs, designed
and constructed with reference to coavsnisass m
tattc. ~ 9sIT7
L. r., now running TO this place, together With tAs
radiation Of travel tot large SCOPE Of suYSoandiug
country ~ we'll the local densn for ast-elass
Motel At Lawrence, cannot &aii to secure for tAis
house large patronage. II connection With The
premises there IL also being erected commodioue
brick Livery Stable for ALS aecommodation Of the
house. =
To. ccmr.sert .rd responsible reY.cr the .hc.e
property will Be rented on very favorable tsrns.
Il. Il. FORD,
for the ProprietoFs.
keokuk Iowa Jnlv Z fQRS.AAw
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Mississippi Valley Nursery,
kEUKUK. IOWA.

FRUIT TREES,
OUCH ~ Apple, Peach,
- Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Ounce, DC; and the small
fruits, Raspberries. Cur
rants, Strawberries Goose
berries, Ac.
Also, q large q quantity II
Gaia ba and IsAbella
Grape Roots.
= large quantity Of
DWARF Trees, particu-
lsrly Pear and Cherry,
which are very desirable
for city planting.
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A Fall assortment Of tAsse Justly ssistrssso
"A Saws constantly on hand ct che sign Of ~
apr39dkw BIG ANVIL.
II MASS COCKS Of every description, bseAn
OGasges and Whistles, Saw 0ummsrs and Msn.
drills, wrought Iron and Lead Pipe, all sisse, 1t
spr1ed CADY, JONES PDCk'B.
CHAMPOOIN0 and Shower Bath Geek, Beer
~ Pumps and Plumbers Materials, 1t Sign Of
spr2Sd BIG ANVIL.
DUMPS. water rams, galvsnised we'll cAsin ana
fixtures, for sale low ~ the sign Of the
aprzSd BIG ANVIL.
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Cabuo' Saloon,

shaving, Mass Castlug, mass Dysiag
8 Fl A N P OOIN
HAVING engaged . Fashionable Aair Dresser,
IL for Ladies and 0entleMen, Aiye9 fea RsetG,
s nov prepared y ~ All kinds Of bssipess il his
lins. #ae3 isfm sa8sfe t1 81
HAIR DRESSING, HAIR DYRING
SHAMPOOING
70 = Il 4 y 80,
Done at their Rsst6sMces, Or at fhs Saloon.
The Proprietor 10 sstisaed that be can now con-
pete With Any 6aiooa IN the UniteA 6tases.
q. CABUe.
N. B.-wigs. Tospsss and Braids can b ordsrsd
BY measurement. g. C..
maylod ~
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WHO8E sands Of ii1s have sseSly rsa 90,
w discovered vAils h ~ Aast ladies, :
certain euse for Csnssnptioa, Asthnas Hssa-
shitis. Coughs. colds, and 0sasSal Oeklity.-
The rensdy was Aissovsssd y him whsn BE SnIy
child. . dssghtsg, wss eivsa ~ - lie. H. ~
hsasd aeeh ef NJ woa4ssfnlsnDtefetivs 81 49,
ing qualities VI pfepasatiOns nsde 4ren ~ 1asl
India Hemp. snd the thosght oeeurfsd y hin 49,
y misht nshs rsredy kcs his eAiA- ~ ata1k1
hasd enA secsssds1 e fsali1ing III wiSANt- H
child ~ eussd, Ard 10 now slivs ssA wsIl. II
hes sinee edAi1istsseA tAs vosdsefql rsne4S -
tAousa.ds 81 su0sssss = al Paris = ~ wesl1s
and ~ - Asvse f6ils6 y nakins tAen sonplsee-
y hssltAy - na2py.. WisAiaG - - = No.
esoA . peepsib,4s b giu spaA = eUeh u ~ 81
1ietsA . rsqusstit. this seeips. WtA
fall "a Sxptfsis dfseeieaS fer making u No, ~
sueo1 sl1lly es1ne y. II rsqnisss - appals6s
to iaslsss tinons sAililne 6haas sseta = - -
turs1 - RaateGe e. tAerssiPss - - 1,nsiaAeR
AddfeM Dr. B. JAMES, ~
10. 10 0saa1.ses yJsusy Olty, M. =
N. B.-Dr. u. Janss ~ DsisAw s1lss nsS
agsatin Nsw X6k,F - esns lave psstsadsd and /
eAvssths1A ~ Sssips y ssns isen ~ shAos
Sst No. 10 0rand stssss, jersey CitYf =. JE-
eey. DsA t8s "a ne4voApD0 ~ gla