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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-15

loushhys Light and Old Point Comfort In three aAsuns
water The l~ IN the boat and have arrived
here. No Insurance on the scM.
scuH EMPRESS from v,nalhaven for New York, put
into Homps Hole 18th with oHa Of hhoom and head
STAYS having been in with brig Token, Dodge, sn
for Bangor The vessel had her bulwArks
cut down sabosrd bow and bead stAys carried
away.
missing yrssyIr-Bsrk Hobart, Martin OF and rom
Wilmington NC for Caranas went to sea from the bar sept
and has not since heard from she was undoubtedly
ost ;hs which Waited that vicinity few days ar
ter-the which The Central America foundere6 w.
that there has been no wrecked vesse
az her seen the whole route between Whining
ton and Cardenas the track Of Large number OF vessels
10 and from the Northern Southern poris In us Tho
West Indies &c The La H WAS good vessel ~ tods
built at Boohbay in ls4e and was valued ~ acoa, nc
vessel Captsin Jonn
Martin was native Cstne Maine hut he had resided 10
Wilmington many years. and leaves family ncrc
be hoped that the saved by some vesi
distant voyage, but In view OF the violence OF the storn
the prospect Is not encouraging
The following table summary Of the vesse n tn6
az New York Boston Baltimore Charleston hsvan-
nsh Mobile and New Orleans the latest accounts from
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Personal Intelligence.

Americans registered at the Banking office Of the Ameri
oan-ruropean Express and Exchange Company, Paris,
from Oct. ~ TO Oct. %. 1857
WI buckley. II Leroy. Wndc, 8 West and lady, J
1awery and lady, X III bixey. Parson w ii w Barton,
Garner Ir, Garner. W Bunker, Hall l. Corning,
Perkins, w Brady and family Dr. l. MP. z Poor
and family. Ritter, Jr. g Simpson, Richards. NJ 1.
Rogers and riggs New York r 4 Gibson, Lousians; W
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There being prospect Of a nomination tie convention
to Thursday evening next at X O'Clock.

FONDA.
There being prospect Of nomination tie convention
adjourned to Thursday evening next at Y O'Clock.
Seventh District The Convention 81 the Seventh Judi
ciai district which met at the -Four Nile House, Third
avenue, unanimously nominated Michael Connolly as the
democratic candidate for Police Justct FIX Alderman
Japan was ma med, but Convention unanimously ten
dered Justice Connolly the nomination. population
appointed to wait upon the Justice, who around
seeing that the boys had their lager to inform HIM of
the result of their deliberations when he promptly at
tended and thanked the Convention for selecting him
their candidate for Police Justice He felt gratifed that
the which he had discharged the duties OF his
office magistrate for the last three years hal merited
their APPRECIATION "A voiceYou bailed out when
he wanted il land heartily accepted the nomination. The
.unterriGed were on hand in full force, Numbering
less than thousand persons, and they INDUCED so
freely in lager as TO become unmanageabe. They had
regular Denny brook fair fight the Germans aud the ber
mans endery embracing each other at moment and
pitching the empty lager bier glasses at each hers
craniums the next The fighting serious at one
time that baicd the efforts of the Justice 10 sepe
rate the belgerents. ratification meeting held,
and was eloqueny addressed by J. NJ Harrington, Esq
and Jas J. Delaney
Eighth Distrtc.-Tbe Democratic Convention OF the
Eighth judicial district met last evening at the OF
West Twenty street and Fourth to nominate
Police Justice but adjourned TO Thursday evening
without making a nomination. Messrs p. W. Clarke,
Clarity, Carroll and Theodore j. Fonda we're named,
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AMERICAN ALDERAANic CONVENTION.
The American Adermanc Convention of the Eighth dis
trict met last night at Onderdonks Hall and unanimously
nominated William Floyd, Esq., Of tho Thirteenth ward,
for Alderman OF the district.
AMERICAN couNcILMANIC CONVENTION.
Fburtk DisricThe American Convention for the nomi
nation Of Councmen for the Fourth Senatorial district
last evening AZ the corner Of Ispenard street and
Hroadway but adjourned without coming to any decision.
The will meet again evening next woek
10 be hereafter stated
Fyfh D.trict-The American Counclmanic Convention
for this district In the "Capito " OF Grand and
Essex streets last evening and nominated George Fisher
Of the Tenth ward G. H. Raymond OF the Eleventh ward
EphYam Reed Of the Thirteenth ward Edwin Sprou Of
the Seventeenth ward John A. Plat Of tho Thirteenth
ward and VIM H. Falconer, Of the Seventeenth ward for
Councilmen for this district
Seventh District The American Convention of the Sew
enth district for the nomination OF six Councilman to rep
resent that district met last night at No. 5 Fourth ave-
nue. but the delegates from the Nineteenth and Twenty
second wards not being present the Convention adjourned
till Thursday the 1sth instant, at IN O'Clock, PM
DEMOCRATIC roLicE JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
First Dtstrd-The First District Democratic Convention
FOR the nomination OF Police Justice met last night ut the
Fifth Ward Hotel and after appointing committee 10 de-
eide the contested from the Second ward I'D
journed to Thursday evening next The principal candi
dates are james NJ Leonard Thomas Mcintyre and Mr..
Wetnore
Second Disrict-The Second District Democratic Con-
venton for the nomination Of Police Justice, met last
nighi Crystal tn Grand street, and unanimously
nominated Mathew t Brennan.
Third Dtaric-The Democratic Convention for the
nomination Of Police Justice for this district assembled
last night aud unanimously nominated Robert l. Lynn.
Fifth District The Democratic Police Judicial Conven.
ton met at AIS Grand street last evening and nominated
james Steers OF the Eleventh ward for Police Justice
IN this district
Sizsh Dsiri-The Democratic Convention TO nominate
Police Justice for the Sixth district met last night at the
corner Of Thirty second street and Fourth No
domination made, but eight ballots had all OF
which resulted rs follows
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Fort or View York, November -, 1857

Hsv roRA-Tss DAT.
Srx .............. q Al 81
4 - MEN wAYK1. n
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

a. O. We had the pleasure Of short call one
day this week from Mr.. J. H. Green. who
will be recollected as the gentleman who has
acquired areputation Throughout the world We
may say as a lecturer and writer on Gambling
and also as large contributor TO several of
the leading presses of the country on this and
kindred vices. Mr.. G. has become citizen
of this vicinity, and we have obtained prom
ise from him of an occasional article, from his
gifted and prolific pen, for our columns.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29
To David GOOid, Aaron Pinney.
AureIia A. Pinney and Melissa
r~,Ns

WoU are hereby notified that on or before the 9Th
office of the Clerk Of the District Court Of wapelo Co.
Iowa. petition OF Thomas Devin. claiming of Da vid
Gould, Aureiia A. Pinney and Aaron Pinney the sum
OF Five hundred aud Thrtyseyen Dollars, due two
promisiory notes held by said Devin dated February
10th, 1S5I each drawn for the Of Two hundred and
Fifty Dollars, and bearing interest at the rate of
cent per annum from date. One payable May 10th
1851, and the other payable August 10Th, 1851 given
by the said David Goold to Aurelia A. Pinneysecur-
ed by . Mortgage given by David and Melissa Goold
on Eleven aud " acres of Land owned by said Goods
on lots Two and Three of South West Il of section T.
Up, a. range IA; as also the Steam Saw Mill and ali
Its machinery said land. Said notes being endors-
ed by sid Anrelia A. and Aaron Plnney and that un-
less yon appear and answer thereto before the
I'd day o the next Term of the District Court to be
begun and held on the 9th of October 1851 Judgment
win be rendered against you thereon and said Mort
gage for CLOSED for the satisfaction of said notes.
Sep, !, 81, n29Iw JAS. d. DEvIN
Atty for PlT
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AperfaI Notices.


CARD. .... . .
eT- TO MY PATRoNs.--I would return my sincere
thanks for the good share Of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment, and would say, that not
withsanding the lateness Of the In which my
store was opened have added largely to my stock,
and have larger stock Of articles in my line than
be found in store west Of the Mississippi Hav-
ing had fourteen years experience in the drug business
and having competent assistant, physicians and 9th
requiring medicines be confident Of being
suited in every respect. wM. ?. ELMENDoRF,
IS. -ss- Apothecaries' Hall, Richards Buildings,
nof6 - - As 81. - e-# . .--s Otttmwa Iowa
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t GREAT ExCITEMENT
AND NO HUMBUG!
TIE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER PRESENTED TC


a DsER a. EEINEMAN take pleasure in
"A Informing their friends aud the public generally
that they have received, and continue receive daily
their heavy mammoth stock of fall and winter goods
direct from New York and Philadelphia.
having bought their entire stock for cash. whereby
on account OF the great money panic in the east
bought their goods very cheap, and Intend to favor
thslr customers with the same bargains again.
Having come to the conclusion that s'bird in the
hand Is worth two In the bush, have adopted the
ready pay sxte consequently the price goods must
come down, thereby making difference from IS TO 25
per cent cheaper than any other house In Ottumwa
would respectfully invite the attention OF buyers
OF fancy and staple dry goods comprising fall and
complete assortmept Of calicoes msiins drills plain
aud figured delains, alpaccas French and English me-
rnos and every variety and style Of ladies' dress
goods and trimmings.
Especial attention Is requested their large stock
otciohng consisting Of over coats of all styles and
qualities, cloth and cashmere dress and business
pants and vests and fun assortment of gents furn-
shing goods, ALSO heavy stock OF boots and shoes
hats aad caps.
Now, one and all especially Inv tied to give us
call and examine the goods and prices and judge for
themselves. 20 ~ satfI3'fs@l4
Remember the cheap place, at the old stand on the
corner OF the three story building adjoining the Curlew
s. Feeling thankful for the patronage heretofore
extended 10 us we do most respectfully solicit con-
nnuance ofthe same. Respectfully,
n32-jw a#ay 's s.ts a &F
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29
Council Proceedings.

OCTOBER, Goth. 1851.
Council met at Z O'Clock, p. M. Present
the Mayor, Aldermen Lawrence, Abrahams
Graves, Orr, Hawkins, Milligan, the Marshall
and Recorder. Absent, Aldermen Hawley
Hammond AMI Bigham.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved
Petition of Thomas Sinnamon, to burr lime
kiln presented, read, and on motion of Aid
Orr, received, and the Mayor instructed 10
confer with MIR. Sinnamon in reference to
same.
Finance Committee, reported that they had
examined Printing bill of ]. w. Norris, drawn
far S135,02A and recommended that the same
be allowed on deducting Sl,3I.
On motion Of Aid. Orr, Resolved that J
w. Norris be allowed, Sl33,7O, for Printing
and that an order be drawn on Treasurer for
Sine.
Bill Of John L. Street, $4,000 for 1000 feet
inch plank presented, read, and placed in
hands of Financial Committee.
Committee of Citizens called upon Council.
stating that they were endeavoring to raise
$3.50 topay expenses Of preliminary survey of
the line Of the North Missouri Railroad be-
tween the Missouri line and Ottumwa, and re-
questing the Council to advance $685. on
their subscription.
On motion Of Aid. Hawkins, Resolved that
the city Council appropriate fifty dollars to-
wards defraying the expense Of the survey Of
the line Of the North Missouri Railroad to our
place, Of money not otherwise appropriated.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

PAPER MoNEY.-We would caution all
sgainst suffering any shave of bills OF banks
that have only suspended, at all events to dis
rriminate carefully between this class of pa
per and that of broken banks. The former is
just as good as ever and soon will pass as Fl ee
ly. Most of N. Y. aad Mass. paper is of this
class.
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&. G. PACkAnD,

NM IIOLESALE and Retail dealer in all kinds o,
w Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, and Glass. Also
agent for Lippincott b Bro. IS Fire Proof Safes.
At all times good assortment Of Carriages and Bug
gies oo hand from the celebrated carriage repository
of PacL ard Barnum, Warren, Ohio. :
s& Opposite the Curiew House, 0ttumwa Unity
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-Mr. John ii.
Hilton, Of Pleasant Tp., in this county, gives
sas the result Of his experience this seasoa in
growing this cane, the attainment of an aver
age height of II feet, and one gallon OF good
syrup from s gallons of-the Juice.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

ca The Bridge over the Des Moines river
at Pennington gave way one day week before
last while about 100. head OF cattle was on it,
precipitating them icto the water, killing three
of them.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

The DIsTRIcT Court is still in session in
this City, with prospect, we believe, of the
SESSION occupying the remainder of the pres
ent week. We have been to the Court House
twice to get report of the cases so far dis
posed OF, but found everybody so busy with
the books that we had to give it up for SIS
week
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29
Merchants Gargling Oil.

This valuable medicine combines the nee
essary qualities to entitie il to public favor
Long experience furnishes ample testimony
ha. as Linirnent adapted to meet the wants
and emergencies of all classes, Merchants
Gargling OIL" in its appropriateness to both
man and beast, merits the appreciation with
which it rs received. Possessing in a high de-
gree the properties of an anodyne and restor-
alive, it has a wonderful influence over many
painful diseases. Its great efficacy to heal is
attributable to the chemic al combination of
the choice ingredients of which it is com
posed
w. +. ElmendOrf is the authorized
agent for the sale of this medicine at this
place. Sold also by druggists and merchants
usually in the vicinity. Wholesale by medi-
cine dealers IN all large towns n39
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

60 From Chicago papers, we learn THAT
Brayman, who was indicted for stealing letters
from the Post Office, has decided to plead gull
,y to the two principal counts of the indict-
meht. ~ -
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29
STONE CUTTING.

FNNHE subscriber wouf announce To the citizens of
] Ottumwa and Wapello county, that he will bs
able hereafter to furnish good quality of Lime
Stone for sils and other work for houses
cut ready for use, be obtained anywhere in the
west, and at the lowest rates. Workmanship guaran-
teed to be as good as can be done in Keokuk 81.
Louis, Persons from distance can be accommodated
with ent stone or common for building stone
ottuRlga, March 26-nol5-ly WA MALONE
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STREET lmPRovEMENTs.-The contract TO
grade and McAdsmise Front St, between
Court and Green, was awarded by the Council
on Monday night to John Kelley on his bid Of
$4,000, being the lowest offered. The west
half Of the job between Court and Market to
be done first, and work TO be commenced i'm
mediately t#EEf &asb rt-. t#.. ia.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

ca We hope DR.. TayIor's Advertisements
will receive attention, and that all in want of
Drugs or Books, will give him a call. He is
agent for two Musical Publications; noticed
elsewhere
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

a. A wealthy lsraelte living near Selma,
Arkansas, has in his possession silver She
ksl struck in the mint of Judea 1850 years ago.
II is about the size of half dollar, but the sill
yer is so Impure that its intrinsic value is but
fifteen cents.-The owner would hardly part
with the relic for as many hundred dollars.
1t has been in hisramily $50 years.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

See GEORGE w. ELLIoTr's advertise
ment for Agents, headed, "a Book for Every
Mans Library.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

'CHEAP.-Butter is reported at 10 cent pei
pound, and corn Is cents a bushel at De
Moines, our new Capitol. A fine show for
grub before Hon. Members this winter.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

GONE TO FIT. MADIsoN.-Jim. Rhodes and
Adam Victor, who were convicted of horse
stealing and sentenced at this Tern of the
District Court, the former for FIVE and the lat
ter for four years, left on Tuesday morning for
the Pententiary at Fl. Madison.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

CO The Town Of Bentonspor. has issued
$1,000 City Scrip, and ON the 1st of January
next will issue SIS 800 more. What next.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29
raIIwANk,S SCALES

TaNu equine Fairbanks Scales for sale at manufac
n lieers prices, by KEITH, ROBINSON 4 CO.,
Sole Agents. Water. Jefferson street, Burlington
Iowa. pol6-tf
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

GTA young lady was asked recently how
she could possibly afford, in these awfully
hard times, To take music lessons. "Oh!''
d she, ~ conhne myself to the low notes.''
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29
LOTS FOR SALE.

- EVERAL Lots, desirable for private residences
~ and at convenient distance from business part OF
the city, some lying the buG, may he obtained at
FAIR prices and with usual credit sy application the
subscriber, or AFR. g. Lawrence, az his store or Mr.
Stewart, at his Office, above Pumrcy Dickys Drug
Store who are authorized to dispose of the lots In the
forenoon of Mondays, Wednesdays and SATURDAYS I
may be found at the Office of Mr. stewart and will be
prepared to show the lots to any who wish to pur
chase, JOS. T.. ROBERT
Ottumwa, Sept. LIST, dT-n2T-tf : ! Z
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29
CITY COAL DEPOT.

gEHHE subscriber has 2cOG bushels Of Coal on hand
a near the city, and win keep hand at all times
supply OF the best quality, which he viii sell de-
liver on the shortest notice, and the low mark
rates. OCT ], '5I-n3L-3ml WM HOGAN
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

Dr. Hall's Balsam for the lungs, and Bakers
Pain Panaces. in cases of Bronchitis, Group,
Asthma and Quincy are used in conjunction
with the happIe,t effects. One $ an internal,
and the other as al external remedy. The ac-
tion of the former is to expei all corrupt mat
latter, as a counter irritant, draws to the Sur.
face. whatever inflammation exists, by magic
A full supply always on hand by W. F. FL
mendorf, J. L. Taylor and agents everywhere.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29
CATTLE STRAYED!

SyRATED from the subscriber, living 5 miles
- below Ottumwa about the middle or September
last two head of work cattle years old color red
white faces well matched spots around the eyes alike
one pale red, is the smallest, and his right horn
dropping. They are marked, but mark not recollect-
ed Any person giving information where said cattle
can be found, will be suitably rewarded Address me
at the 0ttumwa, p. o.
Sanford DAVIS.
Wapello county, Oct 18th, 1S57.-3tno33.
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LOOK to YOUR TITLES.

HlNNBENG a large number the wapello Titles
u defective, have purchased ID. &. Mitchells alb
straet OF the County Records and having a complete
outline ofthe titles Of all the Real the county
drawnup. -F'VI'
Sectional County Maps, Town Plats and Blanks OF
ali kinds on hand that titles can be examined and
property conveyed with little trouli lie and expense
Several valuable Farms and Tswn Lots for sale.
Feb ls-nol-H JAMES d. DEyIN.
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Tremendous Success!
VUNHERE has never been an Eye Remedy offered TO
IL the public that has become SO immensely popular
in a short time, as 7
Nv HARDY,S
e. Y E 3 A I M .

- IL u IL lvl
Nearly every newspaper South and West is noticing
IL edtoriaiy as being great discovery for the cure
Of Sore, Weak and Diseased Ewes. We
will give quotation from home paper the Hunts
vile Recorder, edited by DR. j. H. Herndon which
says:
:" The great number and remarkable cases that have
come under our observation, has fully convinced us
that " Hardy is great man. and his wonderful Eve
Balm Is the most valuable combination for the cure Of
sore eyes ever produced .. ...
No one need have any fears of not being cured by
this Balm nor Of it injurng their eyes in any way
III you need an eye remedy, give this Balm a single
trial. then you win be made the friend off " Hardy's
Eye Balm IL is for sale in nearly every town In the
Union, and should you desire it, and cannot procure
II IN your town, write to and will send to you by
mail -
The price Is 20 cents per box but we will or any of
our wholesale agents, send you five boxes for 81 In
writing for it, be cautious and write your name and
post office plain with the county and State and should
THIS Balm ever chance not to act you think drp MS
line, giving all the symptoms, which we will answer
with directions how to proceed &C., SO as to immedi
atey bring about a cure
Direct your letters ofinquiry 10
e.,s .ss DIR. |. ". HARDY.
Huntsrttte. Randolph cos,aty. Mo.
Who Is the discoverer of this Balm.
~ For sale by III, Blakesly, Barnard Anderson 4
Co., Bacon, Hyde Co., and all the principal Drug
gists OF St. Louis, Mo-, and by DR.. j. L. Taylor in
otamwar IOWA. n236m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-19

The "GAG' IN THE GEoRGErowN Schools
M Editor B.: have no desire to enter into a news
paper controversy, nor do intend to pursue the
matter beyond this, but 4 Misrepresentation of
facts, by your Georgetown correspondent, with
regard TO the 80 gagging'' system now in use in
our public schools seems TO demand notice from
some one of the paIties concerned and l, being
chief aggTessor or Delinquent In the case deem
IL justice TO the ladies Of the female schools TO
state that I am the Tin his opinion) inhpgnaa
Creature who introduced this worse than Chinese
custom into the schools, though do not aspire
TO the ingenuity of the person who first invented
II, even as a punishment for little children -
for certainly II did not originate in my head or
heart.
When entered upon my duties teacher Of
the Junior male school. found the children there
assembled upwards of ~ in nnmber) in a sad
state OF confusion and tumult. NV first care was
to endeavOr TO bring them under some discipline
by which could perform my duty Of teaching
md, at the same time, hit them in some degree for
ceiving the instructions IL might be in NV
power TO impart.
On the teachers desk laid leather strap. and
a rule, which, was told by the boys had been
used sometimes as instruments of correction; and
though have no objection to applying either of
them occasionally, yet, l found that to maintain
order by their means would require more bodily
exertion on my part man was willing to bestow
IL soon occurred to me, however, that had see H.
and used, small pieces Of wood placed between
rhildFens teeth, to prevent unnecessary talking
in school; so requested one Of the most talkative
boys TO get me some, which he did and l showed
them how they were 70 be used. For a short