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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-29

Married men are less troubled with the
rheumatism than are bachelors. DR..
Francis assigns as the reason-they sleep
warmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Howe, died re-
Gently at Frankfort, Me-, aged respec-
lively 81 and 80; they had been married
70 years.
Hon, Stephen Vckery, an easily settler
IN Michigan, died at Schoolcratt last
week; he was the wing candidate for
Governor in 1916.
Robert }. Walker, although for more
than thirty years a southern man, was
born in Pennsylvania in 1901
DEATH OF AN OLD SoLDIER.-We learn
from the Tobacco Plant, that Daniel
Hicks, soldier Of the Revolution, died
at his residence, near Boydton, in Meek
lenburg county. on the 18th day Of the
present month, in the Goth year of his
age.
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Some dastardly assassin attempted to
take the life of Mr.. Edmund Rhodes. at
Lexington, Missouri, on the night of the
oath ult He had on that day been mar
ried, and had retired, when the would
be assassin entered the room and fred a
pistol at Mr.. R., the ball taking effect i'll
the back Of his shoulder, ranging towards
his heart, producing painful but fortu-
nately not a fatal wound. A former lover
of the lady is supposed to be the mis-
creant.
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Mr.. ID. I'll. Winter,

lz=-z--z Being pratical Piano Man
AsE5I Fs1 ufacturer, offers his services to
Y " y y the citizens Of Norfolk, Port
smouth and surrounding Country, in the
REP PAIRING and TUNING PIANOS of
every style, and being Proficient in MUSIC
he feels confident, he can, and will give en-
tire satisfaction in all cases. A trial is res
pectfully solicited, and orders can be left at
the stores of G. Hall, @. Schwarzkopf and L.
Salisbury. de lin.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
MONDAY, Dec. %.
NJ VN8N DVV' Hps
ARRlV ED.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Sarah Vaughn. SAWYER, corn to
Grandy 4 Stout.
Schr. Dorcas anu Eliza, Sykes, corn to
Boat n. A. Glandy, corn to Grandy Il
Stout.
Schr. Reindeer, kirwin, BID to Petersburg
Sch A. Holy. Davis, lumber to Odom d
Clements.
Steamer j. n. Smith, Hazard, wheat j.
Gordon d Co.
Barges Robbins, Latelle and Spy, slaves
and cotton to j. Gordon & Co, and X. Biggs
d Co.
Schr. j. Halsey, Shores, corn to Delk and
Lindsey.
schr. Nebraska, Purdy, slaves to Odom 4
Clements.
Schr. W. Cherry, Brown, shingles to Odom
Il Clements.
Schr. Coquette, North, Bait, mdse to sun
dry persons.
Schr. W. L. Jones, Baltimore,
Schr Industry, Meazles, slaves and cot
ton, X. Biggs d Co.
Schr. Mary Louisa, Woodley, corn to }.
James and S. Cherry d Co.
Boat Julia Ann and Star, corn to j. James.
Schr. Cherry, Coke, Pomunkey, corn to
Mellen & Santos.
Schr. s. E. Parker, Fitzgerald, Fall River,
to D.. B. Hardy.
schr. Orinoco, Snow, Plymouth, Fish.
Steamer Lopez, Tubbs, N. G; cotton and
slaves to Jas. Gordon q Co.
Schr. Moses Van Name, Van Name, Rich
mond, in ballast.
Schr. West Wind - Richmond in bal
last.
CLEARED.
Schr. Willis, Putnam, Boston, by A. Bell
d Son.
TUESDAY, Dec. 30.
Steamer Planter, - Baltimore.
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JUST RECElVD
Another supply of Boots and
SH ES.

Y W. SEA b URY q SON, are Just
Il in receipt of another supply of season
able and desirable goods. Among them are
Gents Boots, Hunting Boots
Heavy Cow Hide Boots for Negroes,
Boys superior quality stout Boots,
do Childs Calf Boots,
Ladies Caters of different kinds,
Misses Shoes,
Childs Fancy Shoes of different patterns
To all of which we invite the attention of
purchasers as they are goods which can be
recommend to be of a better than common
class work, W lille the prices win be found
very moderate.
f. w. SEABURY a son
de % No. ID, Market Square.
a. d II. Copy.)
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CHARGE OF INFANTIoIDE.-A woman
named Anne Colbert has been arrested in
New York, charged with strangling to
death her twin infants. She has beer
married but five months. Her husband.
who denies the fraternity of the children,
was the means of having her arrested.
The WOMAN says they We're born dead
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go -=4a=s----aisa4 e. -
TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to sub
s'ribers at 81 cents per week, payable to
t.e Carrier. When sent by mail it will
III, S4 per year, S. for six months. and
s for three months, payable in advance.
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DEATH FROM HypRopHoBrA-Avo, ,n,

DEATH FROM HyDRoPHoBrA.-Ay young
man named Richard w. Jacobs, twenty
two years of age, of South Danvers
Mass who had been unwell for a few
days, complaining of pain in his bones,
was on Friday seized with severe pains.
accompanied by rawlings and all the SYM
ptoms of hydrophoba, which continue ed
until death relieved him of his terrible
sufferings some time during the night
The deceased was bitten by dog some
fifteen years ago, while living in Illinois.
and the deadly virus it is supposed must
have been lurking in his system ever
since.
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There is scarcely vegetable which
we at present employ, that can be found
to grow naturally. Rice, rye, and barley
have been altered, the industry of man.
kind. from plants not now resembling
them, even in such degree as to enable
us to recognize their relations. The cole
wort, q plant of scanty leaves, not weigh
ing half an ounce, has been converted in
to cabbage, and the potato was derived
from small bitter root, wild in China
and Monte Video, South America the
tough covering Of the almond into the
soft besh of the peach; the sour sloe into
the delicious plum; the austere crab of
the woods into the goldan pippin. The
apple itself has been Reproduced in end
less variety, emulating the rare produc-
tons Of warmer regins and more propiti-
our climates.
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MERCHANTS, HOTEL.


Of O r NJ Il R L Y TIL e L \ 10 ny
This convenient and pleasant establish
Il nent having been thoroughly renovat-
ed, painted improved and put in first rate
order. the undersigned announces his readi-
ness to accommodate transient and perma-
nent boarders in style not excelled by any
other house in the Southern country.
The table will be provided with the best
the market affords, the bar with the best
wines and liquors, and his rooms are airy,
pleasant-and well furnished.
The terms are very moderate, and no pains
will be spared to give entire satisfaction to
all who may patronise his establishment.
de 80 j.. l.. WEATHERWAX.
I ST.-Between Mrs. Riddick's Store
IL and the Ferry Wharf, on Monday, a
Gold CAMEO BREAST PIN. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving it at
de 29-lt THIS OFFICE.
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Thousand Dollars Worth
OF READY MADE CLOTHING,

AT AND BELOW COST.
THE whole of Our stock of Clothing con-
Il sisting of fine, fashionable and season.
able goods, will from this day until further
notice, be sold at and below cost, as we are
obliged on account of the fire on the 10Th
inst, to make some alterations in our store.
All those in need of something in our line are
respectfully requested to call on us, as by so
doing they will be able to save at least treHi
twenty to twenty five per cent.
A. SELDNER Il co.
No. Is, Main street, and
de 2S--et No. IL, Market Square.
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A CARD.

TINE attention of Dealers is respectfully
i called to our large stock of strictly
Prime Butter and Cheese selected by myself
in New York for cash, which l will sell to
Dealers lower than it can be bought from any
establishment South of Mason Il Dickson's
line. j. j. WOODBRIDGE,
de % No. IL, Roanoke Square.
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GRAND MILITARY BALL
BY THE
Portsmouth National Greys {!
FRIDAY Evening, Jan. LIST. 1853.

Friday Evening, Jan. LIST, 1858.
TIME NATIONAL GREYS would respect
IL fully inform the Citizens of Portsmouth
and Norfolk that their First Annual Ball will
be given on Friday Evening, Jan. LIST, 1858,
at Oxford Hall, ON which occasion the Mana
gers pledge themselves to leave nothing un
done that will add to the comfort and enjoy
ment fall The best Ball Room Music has
been engaged, and the most popular Dances
selected for the occasion. Programmes will
be distributed precisely at ~ O'Clock, after
which Dress Parade will be given by the
National Greys. Exercises will commence
at 81 o'clock.
Tickets admitting two Ladies and one
Gentleman, So, which can be obtained from
any member of the Company, or at the fol-
lowing places Levy's Book Store, Ocean
and Macon Houses, Portsmouth, and of any
member of the Evening Star Club, or at the
National Hotel, Norfolk.
NUMBER OF TICKETS LIMITED.
Coanaittee Of arrangements.
j. d. WHITEHEAD, G. W. MITCHELL,
W. $. Cook, VIM. NICHOLS,
aW Il. WHITE, ROB. SHERWOOD.
SAMUEL PEED, de 28--5t*
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ssTHE OLD DOMINION -
G O F f b e P O T

9 O f f b b p 0 Il
MANY modes have been adopted, and
lvl ingenious contrivances brought forth,
particularly French ideas, for the prepara-
ton Of Coffee for the Table-to make it pala-
table, healthy and economical. But the de-
sideratum-a Coffee Pot for the million-that
would never fail to yield good coffee, remain
ed to be produced by the never-failing Yam
kee Nation, and comes forth from Virginia.
the Old Dominion-and hence the name it
bears.
PECULIAR ADVANTAGES.
The coffee made in this boiler is ALWAYS
palatable because there is no loss of the flavor
Of the coffee by evaporation, as in the ordi-
nary boiler, always healthy, because the bit
ter principle of the coffee is held in subiec-
ton to the aromatic, by means of the con
denser; always economical because being
boiled, the full strength of the grain is ex
tracted-which is not the case with the ordi-
nary French strainer-the saving being from
rs to 80 per cent.
GEO. L. CROW,
DEF No. d. Commercial Row.
Ladies and Gents Shoes for
Christmas.
+ AIDES fine black Caters with and
IL without heels, Congress and to lace. Su-
perb Morocco and Goat Bootees, Congress
Morocco Bootees, also, others too tedious to
name them. Gents fine Boots, thick and
thin sole. Gents quilted Boots, something
elegant. Gents fine Oxford Ties, that we
can warrant to wear elegantly, for the cash.
BUTT q DOUGLASS,
No. As, Main street,
de 81 Norfolk, Va.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

%@s THE superior steam ship VIR-
ssssss@s4lEs1AAa4GGINIA CAPT. KELLY, will leave
Higgins wharf Norfolk, for Philadelphia, on
Thursday next December 3lst, at IL M.
'' TfHos. i F. ckow Ell, Agent lg
de 26-6t Higgins Wharf.
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Why is restless sleeper like lawyer?
because he hes on one side, then turns
and lies ON the other side.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-03-11
The Law OF Newspapers.

!. Subscribers Nhn 10 M, giyr express
y iiir' to IT, contrary, are clnsij red n.
wishing 90 ron,inur Ihrm .ul,scrir,ion.
:. II nhac-,hcr. o-lcr n. discon,im
rnee II tl'ir nes-ra1'rs. i',r pu,lishcr
mw continue - ,rul them INIT. all NJ.
reirage' arr pad.
3. II suh.rihrrs r"fns, or neglrr, 70
take their newspapers from The oIEc's 10
which ,hcyarc directed. they 1re held rc..
,n,iblc until they have settled the bill.
En o-d';~l them discontinued.
!. " su'scFil,cr- remove to other place.
viihan, informing ;hr publishers, am. ,l,e
u'S.papers are s'n, To ,he former iir,c.
iion. they a-c heiirc.pon',blc.
!. Th' Court. have decided l!t. refns.
ias to take newspapers from the eifrc. or
r~np,iag rnd lca,in. them uncallei fcr
: rna iu'.a evidence u mtcntiuna,
|fra...
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How Slow the Night noll, hway

lle's wuids ir'l nlmn onr ears
iWd 'is ~ ~ q liooi apn,ipt ih
luuely hours ui midnight. We fr.
culhct Ne We listened b. his shud
hruuilluss, and .au him wfllhlng
under the anguish NJ dIseasc, how
our minds fsl ult upon the wofld
,nd visited The lonely cabins,
gloum, prisons, and duik cells III
lbc .rk aud diving We thought
huN mans ,oncs in the loueluess
uiihHi hour wrrr tNphuniua with
selmNlul hrnfp How sluW the
u,shl olh away with Ia.
tense an,ioly they watched the
NIhdoW, IL possible To catch the
llsi laiut stcakIng' 81 morning
light
tine who has watched by the
bedside oi suffering humanity
throsgh the long, sill night, when
the great heart oi the World il
hushcd IN rcposs, and the solitude
OF death casls iis gloom upon the
bosoin ~ nature, ssn toll the sol.
emu import oi the words uttered
by this afflicted being a. he grsp-
pied with the strong arm oi dis.
ease, aud endra, orcd to ward OF
the Keen pointed shaft. The mo-
,h,r who watches with slceplsss
eve over the couch Of her dying in
iaDt child, exclaims IN sorrow.
"how slow the night rolls away
The storm-tosscd mariner who In
nearing the port Of bis nstivs home,
aud already in imagination hears
the VOICES Of loved ones lisping HE
name. cxclsins. How slow tho
night rills away" The traveller
who has for many . long aud tedi.
ons day urged lis steps towards
home, as hs lies down al rsat =
few days journey from HE little
cottage IN the solitude of midnight,
aud thinking Of bic dear wife and
p'aitlinr children. How slow tho
night roIls away !" The christisn
who has bailled with the storm, OF
this liis for many y long year until
his locke have bccomc white IN his
masters service, in locking out
upon tue failure of happiness thas
awaits him. and who desires 10 de.
r~r, IN peace to dwell with his
tiwl. sxclains with enthusiasm.
low slow tie night rolls away"
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ss!utta sterp.
-1m Ntthur'. Home t,n. .tto.l
TOO GOOD CREDIT.

'l.r' de shu'v yuu nnr II the fines
lr,', - cloth have s,rn iir the i.,>i
~ laonils.' said i smiling >,.rrker.
lH'r iu young niirrird man. wipsr
~ w. FROM vIrrhship WIS In lhc neigh.
7iL'nd NJ Sven hundred d,lluf..
"i,Jni ,mnh'r yuu1sclf. Mr.. III.
Na'ls.' replied w." cusionc'. "ihe
~ : and bniiiuis arr all | want
h.n,triul,le 1T III. W.. ilsuhs-
~ 'r'hl'lr Al all. II is plclsnn .ur
iat la ,iox ~, y,Hni>." said The s,ar, /.
s'riwr. drsaIay lnnn shelf the pir,.c
~ ''l,lh he hail mentioned. anil fhn,w.
~ u ul"r the cplnt.r. 'I'h.-,..' be-
a'!'lrd. "a, v uui,,l,ir,I the glossy h,'ad
'h"'h. md ,iipl ri his hand ul1u I,
Tstsi ''.mpiitrn,lv. ',herr !. sanirtiipg
Nirih booking at. aud iis chap -
'''l. oal, fuur dollars yar,l. an,l
worth Sis every crni II u. | h,ughi
at anrti,s, Yesterday. at a gr'at
80.
ii =, r"esr 'a"'fh 'rr'a'"iy, r"'
"."'" 'ae'ss' h',t "dili'r''i''.' a.
.s.'. uen. "o3" :" Inspect 'he r'''p
W, W ~ '"''ss,s 20 spare is' h""'
,., oon wan az, n.'les' repl''''
.. al ~" 'f"'" ''ch '''e"
'',
'I.'"' !. ''Ssc'' W "'" INC man :
- ~ S'''eo" ''s' .. 10 ~, .i.a''hg'
a.. .ou' ,'e'''s 'sy'"s- said Edwards
a'a4.
-, ',"' We y" circuit. ! new.
e' "sn '" trust f'e IN M! ''r.
',a'"sa .',.,s Inc rnsic'a'f;
:. rus !"u '" hs!' thai y ~ my
'.,a sas an,wer,d-
r.., aask !an, sail Saeens' irriing
n. e .'s.'0. "s',e,ea os e''hp''"'s"' ''Ar M
m ',"e !, ths' esfcnt. 4 ske,n ~ y
81 ~. a"sr" ha''n's '"f ". s''s.
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f" "w a"'a"'"re"''s VISION
i"'s' !" |" US o>~ss"'' seeing "
Is oI :" great value as not To be
purchased by money.
~ oil Wees vanity and love ol
contention are the most difficult
To l~ corrected.
visiting your nc,ghbor . M
er'"'e.; but your visits should not
bc ." often rePrs'c'' as to induce
HIM !" say, 'it - enough.
Hs prince wc'''d worship Gcd
~ truth. he mnss 'cn's'n :" his
limits, W. true to hrs f'eat'es, be
content with what he hssf' aud
'uf'er pa''e"t'y tie p'''af'on "'
Whist b. hes "vt.
Nothing |" much resembles
howrS planted on a 'isnshill as
The good which is ''''''e !" On ig''o.
rant "r worthless ''sn.
in whatsoever .o'nrany or sci-
ETY. ,on arr. engage ''o' III thoss
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'Heiilis tfird ln imlle anl lmk lterf
fal ~ h. fepi 4
'ffeil cell, We llHl W. ttirr
had NJ u 4 touch M ,lesmndnht
= - me .r remarked lhp en,luitr
slief rRNsr ynnf feinlaf YEAR s
up friday isIi MT
irs - t'plial Ispel,s hls heart
sinking irufo han, n, ~ Nj, hnsHn, ~
the puesilun suggested y discharge
lrn Ns place Nusins la,nr been
dnll Nu .uun ilmt
'er bmAlnu R ,uura.rowt,os
iFril' s'nnrl lhe pupW Nr nd
hm lhal e l' dRgn np ,luzr llaa
'uu ihihlug ahead
Nat dollar | am @rf, la sal,
returned Jacul. living i c,Wi
sl,r, aud have sli mouths Ia feed
That hclns the ease said the eni.
rlo,,r as you have been faithful n
vs., and Your services are valuable. Va
mnsl add someihihg H. ,onr SALARY.
lon nov receive seven hundred dol
lars
YES. slt.'
We will call !, eight hundred aud
hfy.'
4 snlicn llehi flashed lnio the face
Of 'he nuhapp, clrrk seeing which tho
emploeer already blessed In blessing
another, added
And II shall hc f,r the last ~ we'll
~ for ihr coming wear. will dll you
out a cheok for q hundred and hiiy
dollars. as the balance due YOU up 10
this day
The Feelings of Jacobs were too
much arliaied io trust himself with
oral thanks as h. received tho check.
which ,hc employer Immediately illci
up but his c"nntcnsncc expressed bis
grateful emotions.
a little whilc sitervse,ls the Young
man entered ,he sior~ Of Edwards. who
met him with u smiling face.
I've como to settle yolr BILL said
Jacobs.
You needn't have troubled your.
self about that replied the shopkcep.
er. though money is always acccpia.
blc.'
The money was paid and The bill
rcccipie,l. when Edwards rubbing his
hands. an action ps,'aliar to him whom
IN q happy frame Of mind, sail
And now. what shall I show YIN I
Nothing. was the Young man'sm.
ply.
Nothing Don, say That replied
Edwards. 'l,c just got In a brauii.
iil lot oi spring g,s.l..'
I've no NOR. iiionry 10 spare an
werrl Jacnhs.
Tha, suf IN ccnSequsncc. Your
credit u .p,'l fur aus auuuni.'
"A world tno g's,,l. ! hnd.' said
Jacnhs. b"ginniug 10 button up hi.
c'ai With the sir II 4 man Who had l.si
his packet h'-k. aud i,sls disposed ~
l"l well that his purse doesn't 6,llow
m the sam, Improbable divciiun.
How Di What d's You mean =
asked The shopkccp~r.
", g.~.l credit has iskca hun.
drci and twenty dollars out Vi nv
pocket. replied Jaruhs.
i .l,h'l undrr-'snd you.' sail Id.
wards. lpklng serious.
LISA very plain ease answered
Jsss'bs. This credit sccaunt .,
Your store has induced NJ, Self sad vile
~ purchase ,aiev a. many goods -
W. w.uld otherwise have laurhi.---
That has iahrn Ssty dollar. oul of my
pnckr,; ahd siAiy l"lIsr- nmt- have
bsrn spcui us'l.r temptation. because
u was N the purse instead vi l~ins
paid Ont f,r g,a.l. credited /. u an
ssur l~'Ls Now do You understand
m- .
Tho sterckeep~r vas silent.
''.osl in"rninp. Mr. Edwards sail
.lacolr. When ! have cssh 10 spare.
shaII le hal'py Ia spead Il With ,ou;
but M nwrc acsyWuis for usc.'
Wise will the, bc uhc pcAi, hy the
experience VI Mr.. jacobs. 'iAo.e
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- w, i''f"i "hhe W.
,.'.,...,.., ~, .,.,'a'',i y, WI ~. '''a' PATTERN "
''''"-''' ~ "" '"' '''' '"" 'h'
~. ,,.,
la, '',,',..'.,.', ~ , .s"' |" '~""
Nv" '','nF"s"' ,""' '"'i w" s"'F'
~ " w v" a'eso" baf.
t" ,"n ~ nav i"h VI" w"'
"'','''i"r' !" 'eu'~ ,.a,
~ IN. .'s' ~ '",,." !" we she,'ea
wv ,' Pa''"r, ',. ,".nr,Sls ~ ! nno sNlr
'"''''' '0, :, "a'' "eN''w'e"' s''"" ''"'s'hr
Wv, nv, '"'" ""s p','~ anu an"'nef'
~" Nv WV" -. '.'"'"''"vs ~, n"s'
w" wv. wv "'hs. W. tuw",d'
., wv" w '"s''""' "fs'"' ,"""'"g w
n",''' ''.N W. '"fhAl 'se'lhR " "
's"h an'' 'a','--
WV, WV .,W'' nav" y ''a,'u'"''e 'e'' '"
~ wv" w. wv, Wv, "',n,''" ,,'.,,,.,,.,
Wy, wy ''s' y , '''''c snanOy' replied
'e,"''' w ~ W. f'a"'e" u""h~a'd " |"
t''""'' ""''" ""a sce" Pfe''y ''n
"',""s ~.
,,, W" wv '"'' 1--WE 70" ha'e' y
wv" "s,e' y" |" "" WIN . new c'n'
uv shuw ,vu a beautiful piece Of black
mlin'
Aud ~ the slorrkeppsr wen, on
tempting his customer, until he sold
him n yrsi and pan,a,m,r,, IN n,l,li,iou
10 the coat. Ailr tina, h, c,nrd M,
dlnleulIy IN selling him a sin dress
ior his wife. Having imlulvsd himself
with M entire new suit. he could moi
ul"n rr'l~''ioa. think II passing by
his wife. who hat, Lr N wishing iar a
new silk dress iur lmos- ihsa sIx
months.
Can't yon illinl ANYTHING elsr
inquired Edwards u shall hr happy
To supply whatever .on may want IL
my line
Nothing more. hsleivc,' answered
jacobs. VII 'sc hill was already thirty.
five dollars, and he had Yet to pay for
making his r'.at' pHn'''oons aud vest.
w" !"', VIII wal' '"ri'us articles
+" or. g''''is. ~ q ia"'y there I,
something called ''r every day. Tell
Mrs. jacobs '" srnd ,'own i'r what.
ever she may need. Never mini
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