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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-17

Shawls, Cnpes and MantiIIas.
We have an unusually large stock this department
which must be sold at some price or other.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-17

NOTICE ia hereby given, that shall pay no debts
~ contracted by my son, Grin C. Smith, for necessa
ries Otherwise until further notice. the said 0rn T..
having left my employment aud control.
EBGNEZER I. BMITH.
Webster, Aug IL, 1857 dStk au15
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-17

E9k emOtnls-hrs.M NJ. w. HERRALD, Ply stefan, and
an experienced and very successful Midwife has removed
from No. "a Newbury street to No. So Mechanic street.
at the head OF Union street special attention given 70
Uterine Complaints, and dlseaies Of children.
jyT dtt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-17

~ VTWFt LIIdL LIlI5 re
person troubled with Liver
forms, has but TO try a
Ger tain.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-17

aas removed his Office from 1Ss Main street to AMHRoAF
HOUSE BLooK directly opposite where he viii be happy
Oaee patrons and friOnd'' bl dtt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-17

- GkONGE N. RICE, President.
]. NJ. G. ARMsBY, Vice 'esdent
PUTNAM W TAFT, Superintendent
PHINEAs BALL, Secretary deM&wsIS1 iylS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-17

sufficient to relieve the
food from rising and sour
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-17

DlSeRseG LtUeT.
The Liver is one OF the
human body, and when it
the powers Of the syst IN
stomach is almost entirely
action Of the Liver for the !
functions. When the stom-
are at fault, and the whole
quence Of one organize
Its duty. For the diseases
pIoprietors has made it,
more than twenty years
with to counterfeit the
which tits liable,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-17

medy is at last found, any
Complaint in any Of its
bottle, and conviction is
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

- Ha4HE "
sTN1E anAeSsinesa kuve a. 49, -
sess 2 Lafes sacck 81 Wire Fence. comr,,.. =
ncu. pauesns and sites. We can az sstsr,is y
vsrtioement. isaenG to osr u
vos fernersM . ne Se.s pes.A.. VIVA :, -.
N $50, psfscaiary IN sencns q prs.,.. nc 80
ss1s nnot withcut much labor Ana s.sss shsss
- loe. Go - Obtained. ID 10 The M. nmssf
ssrongsst and most durable iron ssnce ~. saav.s
sssse6 besides requiring less rvratyss 49,, 49, sv
other. - has been used 20 ! srr.f s,,an.A - ~
AasIern and Middle States, and In III ca,es ~ ~. -
We approval ~ tn puzzle. . - 70
re those Who require fence for . exo..
mouse ios ve recommend wire Nnces 4 nssn. 80 "
s JnMs h:y posssss not only nsatnsss. Ire
over esAsss. ~ that they disorsr. ~ .avanfsA
ssrset No lawn, aad aithey enhance rssSss ~.
ss,oy the symmetry and beauty o. ornanseNtsi -.
re take paeAsuFe 10 reccmDending this styis ~ ~
% hallway corporations and contractors 49,.
ee.ins eoosdsat thatisis tAs bess, eAeapest
NJ most durable hind Of fences that they can -.
We Invite an TO call and examine our stock. "A.
49, 1S-0ps1s KEITH. ROBINSON -
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AGennine Hoop Item---An Incident Of
Ill A Fourth Stroet promeuada.

A few days since. one Of our city bellies
was passing down Fourth Street, escorted
BY gallant, when, to her great annoyance
hsr crinoline began 70 exhibit a. many
crotchets rs ever she had in all her life
Her dress would not move gracefully, or in
deed not At all Something must have been
decidedIy wrong, and was. One Of the
gentle lady's hoops had broken, and being Of
metal, fettered her movements completely.-
She could not walk Her gallant offered to
do anything She declared he could do
nothing
The treacberous hoop, 10 her mantle hor-
ror, was coiling about one of her delicate
limbs, Just where m embroidered garter
confined the siikan hose. Closer and closer
the WIS., = rapped itself, as il it was cnamor-
ei Of ss..ae IL tsuched The lady could not
stir bat trembling between fear and expect
assa.l, stretched out her daintily kidded
az ~ = ringiy, and said:
IN, - what shall dor
- 49, knew there was % tine . b
49, soald soon eAther- de1pcRaHe
.ase.sS 49, = dsspszaAs ssnsd;sA Ne
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=. +. = - r. 49, w.. F.. |. +. n.
b. -, !. ~. - ~ r..
60 g. = = + ses.n asn18 = 49, u ~.
80 .anscd go \. 80 p1saa
s,o y /. ~
- tnas uno' "a. solle1 es0nN ~ 3. sc0k y
skse s, :. cum e 0nsO 1' 80 - F. oos
esla ne oooEeo, Ioss ,AaG " Dses me over
! eQ1s ,ns q snlckss - ~ yoaw eosn
saI1I 49, wa1er q = 1nen : @r,n Oig
S1seanOoes 3, cc@ sacng ~ ne Passs9 olo 49, -
na!nsee, 0lcl,y na.lea nim e a1cd nm g I, ne
ne mes eny Oody ~ hurry gw1ne oR sne
49,. A1s ~ naa saos PeInaps q 81 60 q
= 1,un : ~ ~ p. 49, ~ I: " :
spook, af gnoss, ur osd nclseDeD nimeeii,
ur ~ .on,S ne 0lon e1ssc''y - 'walcn
80. ~. s.A'a - 49, 49, - ~ snols
49, nc ~ ~ p.sfss.on, n W .nos g 49,
49, 'Ong 49,, 49, sns.In tL.Hsf ne:.n
lluM snS wls'n g go, e ps.ck ~ 49,
sPo.seo noss y ~niPPln ose na9 wl.n : D'g
eIusn ~ ns ns. Wnlee D .a'i', Wna. cum
Nv lsum - ~ 0nto nis eyes - sne PummH ove
80 saaul, e wen IoIhed &c vent q ~
.ess e nen sumsmes drappeo - puhcn-
& w = : croH y, ness ~ ~ GROUND, ~
&c nesfn sound me the rusnin q mighty
sa'eIs, m ne M3r mlIlly e4ercned sDooI y
sny now. y eu, guess ne val; ana so Wur
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RU RI Nc n ON
l.. N. DaLMoFr, Pr,ucirnl.

TcrMS-For unlimited course In Double Entry,
Mercantile bookkeeping, Penmanship, Commercial
Computations, Commercial Correspondence, &C., Ac,
oaa,lO.
The course Of Instruction IL the comprehensive
taught, and completely reduced 10 practice Ms TO
meet every possible contingency IN business.
iCNAMm MAhip--Taaght In thu latest and most
approved principles
commercial Law IcctNrcS-Wnl beaivcn
by Mr. o. Ren Darwin Of the ablest members OF the
darlington bar, sulees necessary for every business
maa TO be acquainted with.
An Elegant nlplOMW-Undcrth the seal OF the
State College OF pcnnsyfvAniS awarded 10 al graduated
Send for Circular by mail, Ifeb lS-wy.
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I. ~. 80 s
= 49, =. ~. y. q - ". -
~ :. y ~ n - ~ - lesac-
"a & O.. l. oNlM8 Moeks incaoe1e a.
! - ~ - y csceted =
ID. - t~9lcG - 1Foee tnesr-
- 81 - Heeeo A - ono
q ss.l.l. = 80 - q deheez1edneas
4 80 M14 - mvea1nea!y Con-
Ule1snoe tA1e thoso = o0nething of The IN
oolcot4 q onformmon naanfa a4
As0epeeDe 80 - ~ me mountain,
= eea - lzans-shipnsnt Of pas.
80 49, W1as moosedA canal
!! - arrival q the traiA ere
s "a - wAy thfoaah . the EAst-
The cepe.in # the boat tali, rough nan
olood ~ ~ craft snpefidesading 0e inDess
- - WhsutA caEs fot!ed up go
.Ivnonenln Aesf, parry 81 eDons : oo,sh
eenao9ea eano cne. ana aellDe,a, Il WaAk-
in3 Up q ne ce&ssan, a0oE0 Nun some
thing affsr th': we;
i, Sar, we vlsl e 6 e ~, pus o1f mr.
tier ppogFs0 aepenas 0roM you. In tn
carr vsh.vs just lsft y sick ma. whose
pr:sensen olsaereeaete. We have been ap-
Peansea oo@missee ~ the passengers. to
- .l.. you W., NY qeny TINS nan 2 passage ~
your oost Hnseosswe semaini whAt say
-.
Ientismen, replied the captain, y
neafd the passengers through their com
llUeoe hae To sick. Ma0 Z. representative
Assv, s8 lfE
10 TINS unexpected interrogatcfy there
was no answer, when without moments
pause the captain crOeaed oyer to the car,
and entering beheld in ono corner, poor
emacAted. vermont creature whose life was
Reafiy eaton oat6y that calkAeuUsn Com
sumption. The mans head was bowed in
his hands, and ne Was weeping The captain
advanced and spoke TO him kindly. \
"Oh, ear, said the shivering invalid, look
ing up, his face lit with trembling expecta-
lion are You the captain, and will you take
ne3 God help me! The passengers look
I'd upon me as breathing pestiIence, and
are you 60 nnkind! You see cir, am dy-
ing but on, if lam spared to reach my moth
er, shall die happy She lives in Burling-s
tea, SIR, and my sjonfuey lis more thanhalf
performed. ! am poor printer and the
only child q her in whose arms l. wish to
die FGAH TwF
.@ 1oa sd4i co. said the captain, VI
tase .sy P1sses:ger ~ tie 6Tp.
l;y thus time the whole crowd of passsn-
gers we're grouping around the boat with
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A HAPPY REToRr.-The Obscure birth of
Lord st Leonard (Sir Edward Lugden) 10
well known, but he has too much good sense
u feel any false shame on that account AT
the outset Of his professional career, : broth-
er barrister. with whom ho happened 70
have quarrel, had the bad taste 10 within
on his origin. His manly and ssvess an
swef was .s
"Yas, sir, / an The con Of barber; IL
yoa hAa been the 81 q . bashar, yoa WseA,
hase been handling - razor . Tin houra
ysarsslf" = =
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MARCH 00, 1907.

CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY,
VNuE M'chl1An VsnrAl Ra,lruad has the advantage Of
meyemsa, q All .rains thereby avoiding possibility Il
sss rsssS i n se e, sSss
AseA ~ ~. NNFasss Matchmaking direct through
seaass,iena 70 Niagara Falls, na,Ale, New York and
taA n. NJ. CINCINNATI ExrNsSs Making a,se,
connection. V Lafayette Indianapolis Cincinnati, New
Albany, leaasle, hAston CeluMhas xNnvsvnr, wheel.
MEs rntshafv, baltimore, Philadelphia and MasA.nx,eA,
ars Fs's " haaslc neyt mcrn,ns, NV Yere ty =,
rhlAaelph.A, via Emsa. Al 10 v n. hes.eM a 10 ii
M IN Nans,s and al rsa. R..s ~" ''sse "a''@
NsOO p m. AsvssNooS ESraess@Arrises IN New
nssk =, seeead day, Ncsten a ,, -, and d
ssaO u. ~. N,ems Esrsss.- Arriving !, N,.r..
~ es's ct Ma0Aie next evening, New Work, ~ lRh,
saa sss' ass s ss " wv
scs Nv S'sssy s.ls ss.s ssss NJ. ss May
Me,sfeaa.ne, Whcelme nAtimers, Maxhlnesnn, f4tss.
hargh. and Philadelphia,
~ telses, a tNasave t~ias. iissoss ssst,s,S s.a
6NtAsytA Ssst~sf Rasi~aas rwn ssse sAs sasNS ptys
y, tN.s.ss, sa.s~c ~ eressa.se rassr~sers " Asck
TAc A.l ~. sss.. a.OO y. ~. And $40 p.lls
WV s'n nHiNG n 1SfSnsS sA
~ ksn9stca. osaensharv, Mcnssvah uaeheo, and All
pcsnss " Canada Eas, Northern VERMONT New MAmp-
Its wen known by the travelling public tha, M. Road
AAs no cSMpesser u equal facilities frcm Chicago h
wWAl, Acs, Ac.
The only Train TIA, leaves Chicago Saturday nrA, |.
over this route saN n M one Train Sunday, III $40
p. NJ No Sea r. M. Saturday.
Baggage checked through 10 Niagara Fails Hallslc.
New York. Boston, Eimita and Philadelphia,
:. ~ Passengers arriving ~ Chicago by any Of the
Ra,rcas, WI md ccmpesen, Axcn,scn the cars, and
eArEAge masters ~ the asrots receive ehecAs and
convey their baggage TO ths DEPOT fxe
Of charge.
TRRoTGH 77cKETS GocB FOR HYNrTY pAyN
Allowing hcidcrA 10 remain over .nd rcsam~ tA~tv
seats be bought the Different oRces in The west
also at the Passenger Depot foot Of Lake Street. aud Al
the General Ticket Once Corner Of Lake aud Dearborn
Streets Chicago, opposite the Trement House. --H
=. III J. SPAGLDING,
MAY IL 1857. Genera PAsa. Agent
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WINTER ARRANGENRNT. 4
II oaaly AMgRICAH = - GA F4
U. 3. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
HRW TORg AND nOnPOu n MYn nfrnm A,ss,.,v -

r NAkA4D Il AMMAN V03 NW IL
Us. MAIL IAN XNb t ESPSTss ROUTE. Vi
70 Few soax AID sossoH snRA sisonAnrros, saaAfoaA
Hs aa sSgA# sPnIaos,
And AZ polnts in New England. via
MICHIGAN SOUTMERN 4 LAKE
Is,osrAsr 70 rus Tsasslss. Michigan so,.hc,.
and Lake Shore Route ID the only one connecns direct.
" In the dcpo, thus avoiding entirely tr annoyances
astsy,ny rivers, as viz Michigan Central and Great
THREE TRAINS DAT,
Sundays excepted carrying the great through Eastern
One hundred and twenty miles saved 10 Cleveland.
Pittshurg Harrisburg, Philadelphia Baltimore aud Wash.
ns.on oyer any other route and the most exdcdtous
cute TO Bunalo, Niagara Falls, Albany New York and
Boston.
rRAiSsLKAvK, VIE.
lst-lghtninr Express, teavc Chicng 10 gt...715 A. N
arrive IN Cleveland a,9 =. ~, Yew York ana Boston
next evening. E #aEt sH
sd.,Esp, I, Man leave Chicago
arrive W cleveland next morning At o'clock Pltts.
burg ~ noon, Philadelphia, baltimore, New York and
Boston next morning.
Sd-New York Boston Expresseave Chicago al Is pu
arrive In Cleveland next day 81 NJ Pittsburgh and
wheeling sf.N., Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc. fol.
loving morning; also connecting a. Cleveland With
the next day At noon, and Boston At 4r.s.
Ai.he above diree,throashto aipeints
In Ohio aud Fennsylsania, without any detention,
Soep. - ''--a
Only one,rAin Sunday, l.ave a,s.ssp.n
TheAuu ". n, train ON Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning Mt o'clock.
...nsgssve checked 10 Dnnslrkaad Buffalo, thence
Only lwo changes efearses,wsen 10 and Pi,ss.
burg.
Through Tickets good for sss aay. and hear.. .ov.
iag Passengers TO step over any where the Route
passengers destined Tor Philadelphia, Whcel
Ing, Washington, ETC., will save from n 10 n hours
nv ~ tAk'agAny otthe above Trains, any other
rA.aeaxers arriving In Chicago on any ~ the roads
wv ana Arnns> heck Aesnts on the cars, who viii
ceivs yoar check md convey your baggage frec az
charge, 60 the M,chtEsn southern ears.
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TWO DAILY. 1HAINS R.1O.Y WY
ne take effect Dcccsm Aer q. Ia 81.
~ lMgton a. follows:
dss MaII Train..Leases Burlington ii % 4. i.
20 AcCO1MMOdatfoM - - - =. sSo ;. 4.
These trains c1nDect viththe western STARE Cs.ss
coaches ior Eairnen. Ottumvs, Mdyvle Pe;ia, Oaks.
soosa Foft Dee Moines Charlton, Salem Council BIus
=. Nenwcod, Nebraska CITY, &c. reaching the
missouri river In less TIM = eonr days '5sI T'ssIT-s
as LEAVES CHECAC QCA: =as8s
lsts Accommodation Traln-Atb.4eAn
SIS Wnil rain - 3 400 =. H.
Passengers leaving Burlington In The morning can
noon. - s.'S s's0s'
leaving MI Pleasant at o'clock In the mornin. can
stay al day In Burlington and return home a. nirht
. ~ Ticket Onice corner Of WATER and Jeosrsco ala
Durnngsons At the General Railroad Ticket once.
sep0 ". II. BACKUS. Gupeyiutendent.
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| Peter piMkiMs of Pimkins Park, went II
picnic excursion to Newton, Long Island
and thua relates 10 tho New York Mercury
two exploits as the day The frat was tho
taking Of hang birds nest"
"Ncver Jaw such thing before Mrs =,
thought Il must DO birds nest, hut said
no. there was no place for the birds 10 yet
I'M she teok great fancy to the thing what.
ever Il might be, and thought il would be so
nice to have il at home, suggested that |
should carry il said no. il was fact to the
twig she said how stupid, could not cut
it oil with my knits did not like to med.
d le with il for fear Of accident but Mrs Z.
was peremtorv, went up close aud saw very
large flies about thought Il was their home
they seemed knowing little creatures looked
almost like little men, with yellow jackets ON
thought il a pity 10 disturb them, said 90 to
Mrs 7. Man and boy came in wagon q.
ong the road; asked them if they could tell
me what the singular looking object was;
wasps were, boy laughed and said, why those
harmless little things, that were flying out;
said would take it home; boy said nothing
easier; man smiled; boy said take hold Of il
at the top and cut the twig Of close to the
SAoNuu. u@h tWuSbCA htNub Vus SaVueuV ue
fancied | was afraid! determined to let him
know was not; seized and cut it of in an
instant what buxzing little things in gel
low jackets flew ABOUT me, and it me fear.
fully, man and boy in wagon laughed very
much to sec me dance with pain; got an
CRY and threw the nest at them; it struck,
and remained on the while trees just by the
horses tail; with snort and plunge away
they went; and don't think there was much
laughing by the occupants Of the wagon a.
bout that time; the last saw Of them was in
cloud fdust disappearing over the brow Of
hill about half mile distant, wasps all at.
ter the nest, except one Who had got up the
leg Of my pantaloons Mrs. p wanted TO
20 on more adventures, said no; had quite
enough for one day, would go right home;
did So got off steamboat on dock; found hogs
head of molasses had burst and lay all over
the planks about two inches Deep little Pc
ter managed to fall down in it and rolled oy-
er twice before he could be rescued, and
consequently all the way home he was .
moving Pagoda Of hies
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Fire! Fire!! Fire!!
Hsarlin9ton, Iewa.
Aa KNrs ron

MISSOURI STATE MuTuALINs. co.. =. .sr. Louis, Ne
SM Edged, PresT n s E3iion. SECS.
NOKTH-WESTERN ms. co.,. :. -. .OswEGo, NY
fdtI, frest, S II Lndlo,r Secsr,
PHOENIX ms CO.. HARTpoAp. C0nM.
Loomis, lrsst Henry Ksiloo0, Ssc'y.
N Hosatfeid, fyssV w Has1bsrs ,sec.v.
AarQa
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, Fanny, don't you think Mr.. Bold is a
"Oh, mol cant endure his looks. He is
homely enough"
well, he's fortunate at all events, for an
Old aunt has just died and left him fifty thous-
Indeed ! il that true T. Well now since /
come to recollect, there is certain noble air
about him; and he has a fine eye--that cant
be denied #5a
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Mother, where's Bill /?

Mother where's Bill 2 a
My son, don let me hear you say Dill a.
gain-you ought to say Williamy
We'll, mother, where is Williamy
In the yard feeding the ducks.
oh, yes, see him now. But, say, moth
or, what makes the ducks have such broad,
fiat WilliamsY
The old lady dried up'
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DR.. g, o. RrCHARnsON,s
- CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
~ e
RAll.R q AID llNEl

ltAscdgo Burlington a. Qniscy d~t-sf NuiArry ~
ard Pec-fa a 0gnaseka RaH kc0@eN
snow completed, and Trains run tAe ensiFe aAsnfs
from BURLINGTON. IOWA, 70 CHICAGO sfAsss
change OF cars.
M 1scsf direct rcsfe 10 Chicago, Nrsc Ycrk, EsAa
PAt1GAelrAt0. aad nh cider }wtpevssnf rpsss AsA
> DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
hnss-M0TmtMg Express, through. SIZE
Arriving A. Chicago the same evening passing tkrpaeA
Aonmoath, GaleehurR Princeton and ting Meb
sofa with the Illinois Central Rail Read 10 La SOLE
Bloomington, Springfield Decatur baskerville and -
Riess also vita GAlenA and Durleith.
- eEScntnE Express lhr0Wghs 6.9o
-. Lcais and Cairo direct
Trains on the above Roads run In close ccnnssnea,
svesaing aflAyfne over ~ any " the PONIES
THIS road connects At Chicago with the Michigan
I'D heAde, and With ailthe Roads leading 10 the AtAh@
49,. che kentuchy And Pennsyivanis.
xasss~0ersS~arSR9 AArlin 0tpm at 80, n. n, 49,
@stsMa oad DsslsatA ~ ~ Aewrs, asd ~. Essts =
&onra.
Wy vflrcAcA tAs insnise possxs
~ 0Ats - InaGAnA IN ese time and uis k1es ehAn
thqA ~ any osher rcuts connecting via 1chgan Csn
q McAieAn City, with the New Albany and eAem Rsss
eheoss " ~ pcinte south and southeast.
n11D.1e ehsckea direct threugh " CAicaecs sss1
AA1n ~ AAnalinK ~ any point. s4.4S .
Ink0u6H HCKEfS BY shis Rcase <an b purchss~
y - - ifneAA once In hariinKton.
~ #Y@8 C. @. HAMMOND, Dupesints1AeeA
i. n. UO0402O, 3ioke1 A1ene. Durnntsa. Inay IL
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Guardian Notice

NOTICE 10 hcrchy given that the subscribers have
~ been duty appointed Guardians Of the persan and
property " ehhp le~ts, ea Insane pcrsen % pes
Ma,Nee eea0, Iowa, Nv The county Court et said ceaN
", with all the powers seaNrysa by Law,
JOHN hANtNNN, la.,
kllAA A. lOova f""s"'NHs,
rehllsh " EAwksEyS Aweeks, n W. NEWMAN,
lNly W WAis ,issfcS ~ thSa tt tAaure.
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- 10 yow ssdne 70 kaps sArs P,,,..t;-
againsf Cosnte,tsifiag Baak Nost,l
Read! Read Read "a

Subseribei III berFBhei S.K.
= JOHN z. DYE 10 THE AUfROe
= 0sd ~ Bdnk Note EngrGrers ali sos H.,
8 cHESPER TaHN Se fu 4 Eft rTs ns.:s ~s.
8 n..a..A. BITTER THAN rHK nm,
= krssssAsd Weekly. 7le Wsols only 0n1 h.a.I
q Ye0rl
DISCOVERY o. =.
~ REeaemt CensuPy iar
DETECTING COrNTERFF1T nj VT xn-r,
Descrming Esery Genuine Riil Ia Exislr nee 81
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How 70 MAXI AN ARtsTocRAr.- REV. 4. III.
Chaplin tells us take u plebeian rascal and
half . million Of dollars and let them sim.
mer slowly together
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What IT Is TO M APPREcIArED.-A Scot
fish minister administered q rebuke to his
man, John, for getting occasionally little
elevated in the course Of his peregrinations
on session business; and John excused him
self on the plea that tho country folks
pressed him 80 heartily to take dram
John" replied the minister, in tone Of
grave rebuke, Il also visit my people, but
nobody thinks Of pressing me.
Aye, but" says John, that was maybe
because you are no sac respeckit in the par
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