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A. II. HlGBE.
G.. L. DEARBORN.
ROBERT M'KAY.
p. VANPATTEN.

McGregor, Clayton Co., June II, 81.
/ hereby certify that I have used the
Fowlerville Threshing Machine for four
seasons. and that have found it an ex-
cellent article. l have no hesitation in
stating that all things considered, be-
lieve it to be the best Threshing Ma
chine in use.
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GLIDING Seat. Top Carrigcs e. Buggics,
y also Lumber Wagons from one Of the best
establishments in New York, for sale by
p36 At, GRANT h PICK.
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the Farmers and Threshers of the Great
Grain Growing North West that they
have now at M'GREGOR, Clayton Co.,
Iowa, a large quantity of the justly dis
tinguished Machines above referred to
as manufactured and improved beyond
all pre- vious improvements, by Messrs.
Dow u Fowler successors to II. E.
Smith of Fowlerville, New York, and
are prepared to furnish any number that
may be early applied for.
We are also Agents for the sale of the
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SYLVESTER BRowNELL.
Caledonia, Dec. FL, 1850.

Nh Ell sx,,u.-D.ar s;r-We
thu UNDERSIGNED in accordance with
vour request do most cheerfully com
mun;cate to Won our opinions a. express
ed below with reference to the perform.
ance of a Threshinr Machine, manu-
featured BY you, and run in our vicinity
for few weeks. and worked for each OF
US. we nave iormsriy n~u 11acu,ne'
.n" =. 49, a ~. 49,
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Lands! Lands I!

Lands Lands
Oh nnn Acres of choice farming
AO.OOO Land in Clayton, ALA
makee, Winneshiek and Fayette counties for
sale at from $4 to $40 per acre. by
H. s. GRANGER d Co.
4 Oh Acres heavy Timber Land, situated
LEU within "a mile of the Mississippi
River, near mouth of Sni Magill, for sale
cheapby HIS. GRANGER d Co.
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PITTS MACHINE,
Manufactured at Buffalo, N. Y, as well
as for the celebrated
AHXn NJ ~ M nNEN

And specimens of each may be seen at
our Agricultural Depot.
We are permanently located in the
above business at McGregor, and will
at all times endeavor to keep on hand a
SUPPLY OF CASTINGS and such
other parts of the Machines we sell, as
may be likely to be called for. Either
Wood or Iron Cylinders Belt or Gear
ed Machines; also Tread Powers fur
nished. We have also on hand large
supply of D. s. Warner 4 Co. and Otis
Love d Co.'s Beloit Reapers, as well as
Esterly's Nc ormick's, and Palmer 4
Williams Self-Raking Reapers. and
Agricultural Implements generally.
GRANT Il PECK.
McGrepor~ Iowa, June 10, 1857,
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MCCraney's Addition.
THIS pleasant Addition is now ready fol
Il sale. Wishing to secure good titles to
their homes, will do well by purchasing lot in
this Addition. Call on
June Is. H. s. GRANGER 4 Co.
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~ A cargo of Irish Girls, recently arrived
in New York. Johnny Dean why didn't ye
wait ?
DoUsLAs recently spoke in Springfield Ills.
on the bred Scott decision, and other public
questions. The ability with which he handles
a subject, always produces futter with the
opposition, and hence the Republican presses
are at the work Of disappearing his Ian
guage.
eT Two fine horses were recently found
near Iowa City, with their Threats cut. A
n.eaner act than this can scarcely be imagined
sE Both parties clsim the majority q IT,
Minnesota constitutional conyentioaas
charge the other with fraud--op
both are doubtless correct
"PLuG-UcLlsan -
/ SrAat affair after all It
lool 20 bogus German coin, with
stupdl ding "dunghill" trying to fly away
with It 1t is already counterfeited by the
cents-le less coiners.
tT Usage has become the county seat of
Mitchell county.
tB Mitchell and Eureka have consolidated
and they will hereafter be known as one town
with tr0 names.
w Wawkon is erecting large church of
the Cumberland Presbyterian order.
eB A recently manufactured English can
non-weighs 80 tons, and sends 200 pound ball
miles.
eE Gold has been discovered in Tennessee
1t can 10 found in Iowa By digging.
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ANskeu r. Co.
GENERAL LAND AGENTS AND DEALERS IN Ex-
.-4-~- CHANCE. BRADvoRD, Iowa.
- lqa9s negotiated and money invested upon
nEpnble terms.
attention paid to collections, buy
Ing Lands or Town Property, and
nxes. in Chickasaw, Floyd, Mitch.
TO Gordo Counties.
IN Book will soon be opened for the
entc. Entry fee $3.50.
evidences given ifrequired.
n35tf.
81. Case,
6sD COUNSELLOR AT Law,
~ Svd, Chiekasaao Co.. Io,oa.
Re- We Bought and sold on Commission
Particular attention will be given to Paying
Taxes, and making Collections for non-residents
June 9th. n35tf.
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GEO. N. TlBBIrs, g. z. sTARxwEATHIR,
AR. MCKENZIE.
TIBBITS, STARk,vEATHER&co c.,
Storage, Shipping and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin,
Warehouse and Office Oh the River, Cor. Mil
waukee and Erie Streets.
Dealears in Flour, Produce, Salt, Plaster,
Water Lime, Berca Grind Stones, Coal and
Pig Iron.
Cash advances Made on Consignmsnts of
Property for sale in this or Eastern Markets.
Freights Of all kinds receipted through to
Eastern or Western Cities, at the lowest cur
rent rates.
Contracting Agents
AND CoNslsNrEs FOR THE FOLLOWING LINES
North. Western Transportation Compamy-C.
v. Clark 4 Co., Agents, Coenties Slip, N. Y.
Walker, Massey 4 Co.. Agents, Buffalo, N.
N. Ship daily from Pier 8. East Riyer-Car.
goes insured.
Union Express Com,pany-Bcach & Wallings-
ford, Agents, l74 Broadway, N. Y; Geo.
Phippin, Agent, State street. Boston.
Cleveland, Toledo and Michigan Southern r. Il.
C0mpanys Express Freight Line.-Mix Il
Morris, Agents, Cleveland. o.; G. Yardley,
Agent, Toledo o.; L. d. Buckcr, General
Freight Agent, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati r. X. Co.'S
Express Freight LSnc, (piG Lake from L!eye-
lamd)-J. N. Kinney, Agent, Cincinnati. O.
j. Patterson, Agent, Columbus. o. Hubby,
Hughes & Co., Agents, Cleveland, O.; A.
Hills, General Freight Agent, Cleveland, o.
Mark packages Care T. S. l. Co.
June l6. n36.6m
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On0 Or. of Quinine for sale low, by
AOO T. w. WOODGC co.
A LCOHOL in large or small quantities. for
IA sale by T. w, WOOD 1 co!
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MOODY.

The subscribers would announce to.
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as any other machine with which we
ale acquainted, and will do the work.
especially the cleaning part, better, and
with less waste. Of we'll filled, plump
wheat in good order and free from foul
stuff, we have no hesitation in saying
that it will thresh and clean, fit for mar
ket, and with little or no waste, more
than seven hundred bushels in a day.
It boards and cleans barley, much better
than any other machine we have ever
seen. By removing the tanner, which
can easily be done, it threshes and sepa-
rates clover seed, 1.-THE chaff and seed
from the straw, admirably and with
great rapidity. A horizontal bolt of
suitable dimensions might be attached
10 as to prepare it for the clover mill
at the same time.
Mr.. Smiths NEW horse power pos
sesses, in our opinion, the essential re-
qpisites that should appertain to that
part of tho machine. Its arrangements
are compact and neat; and so far as we
are able to judge from its construction
and the trial We have witnessed, is easy
draught, combining strength with dura-
bility. Its construction is such that it
can be put down and taken up in less
time than any other horse power, and
when set is more firmly secured.
The chief advantage that this machine
has over others Of different construc-
ton, is to be found in the Separator
The grain is driven by the cylinder
through raddle (which catches the
straw, into the tanners, and thus the
process Of separating is performed more
perfectly than it can be done in any
other manner.
The Straw and ChafT Carrier, which
has, of late years been attached to the
Separators, saves much of the hardest
of the labor that was formerly connect
cd with the business of threshing, and
enables the farmer to stack his straw in
the best manner.
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Il IN II o X II II " II
TO FARMERS AND THRESHERS +!

THE SWEEPSTAKE MACHINE
III A s A II IL Nv IL d.!
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A. h. MCKENZIE.
TIBBITS, STARKWEATHER&Co c..

GEO. II. TlBBITS,
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
FOR THE RAPED CURE or


 G NOuGHS, Colds, Heasseaess, Influenza, Bron~
 ehkis, Whooping Cough Group, Asthma, In cient Consumption, and fos the relief of consump- i've patients in advanced stages of the disease We need hot speak to the public of its yirtses- .nrougheut every town, and almost every hamlet of the American States, it's wonderful eazes Of pumona- ry complaints have made it already known Nay, are Che tanlses in any civilized country on this conunens without some personal experience of its enccts; and fewer yet the communities anywhere wbfch have nos among them some living trophy of It's victory over the subtle and dangerous diseases of she throat and lungs While it is the most powerful antldote yet known to man for the formidable and danSeIoas diseases of the pulmonary organs it is also the pleasantest and safest remedy that can be employed for infants and young persons Parents Shouid have 1t in store against the insdous enemy .lsss steals spon them anYrepsired We have abuld- a'i' grounds to believe the CHERRY PEe7onAL saves
 more Ewes by the consumptionst prevents than those cures. Keep 1t by you, and your colds while they are cnraie, ner neglect them until no human skIii can master the memorable canker tlat fastened on The V'tals, eats your life away.
 All know the dreadful fatality of lung disorders aad as they know too the virtues of this remedy we cd not do more than assure them it is still made the best it can be. We spare no cost, no care, no toll to produce it the most perfect possible and thus afford those who rely it the best agent which our skill can furnish for their cure.
 . ffenret by DIR. J. c. AVER, Practical and Ana ivtiestl Chemist, Lowell Mass, and sold by A. G. smith, Litchfed C. McNeil, Wolcottviile: F. Boari- man, New Milford Pratt & Foster, West Cornwall {; and by merchants and druggists throughout the country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
Notice EHsrNare1isary.

\ MOTHER great revolution fblondBsk as yet "A revolution that the great armies of Europe never thought of-a revolution not such es clothes the ground in crimson lays waste large tracts of country but a revolution in the Boot and Shoe traGc-thab sort of revolution which makes the heart sh,d and all the sons and daughters of A. and c. 1eok, sI oy How it be, says one is it Possabse says another that the ingensaity of an invent so many patterns of dress for the foot alone. But so it is ad the undersigned have spared pains to- refit the "Old Brick ln the neatest manner, aa6 filled it up to the walls with that which will fit the foot please the eye, aDd draw light on the purse To number tue kinds and quality, would be like numbering the saEss of the sea. Suffice 1t to say it is necessary to call and examine for yourselves before you can determine what you would like. If there is anw whe think they should like particu lar kind of boot or shoe for their benefit we will name a few of the common kinds. And firstly, ladies' Gaiters, Congress, side and front lace with and without tips and foxings Glove, French, English and plain Slips, from 50 cents to S1 50. Thick and thin sole BUskinS of superior quality. with any ,szantity of Kossuth and Jenny Linfb Ties Gents thick and calf Beots-do. Shoes, do French calf Congress Boots. together with all other kinds of Caters, Kossuth, Oxford, and other fashionable Ties for gents. 4 full supply of baasrts youshs
 misses and boys Boots, Shoes ar,f Caters. La,iias and gents RfbEesB, Shoes, Boots Sandals and Cos samers Onk and Henlock Sole Feather, moro Lnings, Bindings Nails, Pegs, Wax Thread Awls and Hafts shoe Brushes- Paste ard varnsh Backing, &c The wheEe to conclude with great rush at tie 4 OLF Brick ;" whers the one price and ready pav system has sbns SO we'll We respectfully invite ali to give us call, assuring them that everything shall be sold at the lowest per cent possible at No West Main Street, ItcuiueM Conn
 SrEAF0Y MUNSeN.
 First door West of Ceurt House.
 May fst 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
Stage Lines.
GrOceies, Provisions, Sc.
III URRAH for CHARLES McNE,L's! is shs tai

III URR-AH for CHARLES MCNKLs! is shs talk all III over town. When you ask people where they can find the best assortment of Groceries and provisions at the lowest prices, the is, at CHARLES McNEILS, No. West Street, where from norn till night are dispensed goods in abundance to the satisfaction of many customers, wAo take great dleasure i recommending their friends to come where the finest and best goods sold at little the lowest prices Tn tewn-wherc direct form head quarters he $ constantly receiving Teas, Coffee Sugars Spices Flour, Sat &c., in fact all things necessary to refresh the inner man, thus obyiaring the necessity of spending time and travel for the wants of the caly department cf tho house. " " 7 ' expect to show people thas 4seh at tse lowest living prices and Aattss raNssl shall receive the patronage of hEee shane of the people of this tewa i kaye, constantly on hand large assortment of confectionery and fancy goods.
 Attached to the same is an Oyster Saloon fitted up a good stxle where an who want good stew ess bs accommodated at shost nossse ard the tastes of the greatest epieure may be satisfied.
 The above is no dream but reality if any one is in doubt please call and satisfy: yourself for my motto is to satisfy every one of tl genuineaess of every thing which I offer to .he public
 CHARLES NcSEIL. Iitchfeld, April ts5s
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
F1anO> Fortes. HaZIetOn & Bros Piano rortc~
For Sale by A. & J. Dayton, woloottv,,,. z

- oale oy A. C J. Dayton, Woloottville, Ct wv HERE may be found q fine assortment o " Piano Fortcs, from to s 1!s, 6s.4 ani If octaves manufactured of the best ,sa,er;,, ant pronounced by the most distinguished Artists to he unsurpassed in strength and purity of Tone Viii bs sold on the most reasonable terms and warranted to- stand in any climate " . At the Great Exhibition at the Crystal Palace. New York, 1858, Prize Medal was awarded to Hazleton Brothers, for the superior quality of inc rano rortes which were tested in regard to Touck. Tone. Equality of Tone, and Durability of Tune In all these points, the Pianos of Hazleton Brothers placed in the highest grade, and Medal them by the following distinguished Artists William. Norris, Chairman of Jury Musical Instruments. Julien, R. S. Willis, Emejus Girac Max Maretsek' T Eisfedt, Dwight, ". H. Fry, z Meignen, Jury on: Musical Instruments George F. Brstow Secretary of Jury on Musical Instruments
 Also, Lighte, Newton and Bradbury's Piano Fortas which received the first premium at the Wolds Fair and the Fair of the American Institute at New York 1853 Aso Piano Fortes selected from other Ioston, and New York manufacturers, to order the .bove are warranted to all who purchase
 Melodeons as usual, with l, 2, 3 and 4 sstt of Reeds.
 A. & J. DAYTON
 WolcottviEsc, May 15th, 1S56
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
GREAT ATTRACTIONS MCNEIL A BRAMANsS,

SECOND great arrival of Fall and Winter Goods. VI comprising evcrY variety of Domestis as'lt Fam cy DRY GOODS. < Rlark an.r Fancy Dress Siaks Enpn's French Mcrnos All Wool Pni,ls Far. mcttas Irish Pop Nns All Woob Dclainss; Figured Cotton and Wool do. ; Mohais Dcbergcs; R,mhaaines: Alapsceas Black Siak vciwets for Gapss; Ladies Cloths Scars, Prints. Ginylusar. Sc. -lstoaalclothe: GaSsmerrs Black an,f Fancy Silk Vestinss; Satinetts Twecds Fine and HsamN Bicaehed ShectinsS; FRse and Hea- w Unbleachsdl dls.. WhNe and Colored Ehnnes Scotch Drapers Einsns White Sssow Drop Covers R,own Linen Coxerss Tsks; Seripess Denims Crashes Carpet Yarn, &c:
 Also Hosiery and Gloves, ee every description Wrappers ard Drawerss Noolen Yarns Carpets Bookings GECfeths, &c-Ai sf which are offered at the lowest market prices. -z..-.---
 LiachfeM, Nov. 10. 1856. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
Twenty-Third Annual Report s4s OF THE Heeh6eld Mutual Fire Insurance c

Lischfeld. July 2, sss6 By cash for pr on PoIfcss ,his ,ear ssls ss Whole am. of cash rec isrp ms, ss60s2 ss
 is1s Sss . Amount of psemiam. chasesd Q. ,hs books 's ssss ss lsns ss sss'''d t '''' sss. ss Amons Anss oi soea sf Co 2. this
 ,sra gre ss ns. 2. ,h;s time aay clams against the Co., plan of insurance adopted by then, will me e with nss response rom all intelligent ssnds ot Mutual This Company insure only in ths s,ats, and take no rsks on Milis Goods in Stores shops O, n sage or eiiy property, hut con6ne ,hen sssiness eea:ehs-s which no, more than s2eee will be ;nsreS
 This Company will adjas, all c,ai mi with promp,s,. and beray. and if at any tune adiie, sn ee Ee,Isa s.'se M Between the parties, ali such difference wip os aaJos,es sy inderen persons in he County esola .n'ra person shall be chosen and ihe ward of ySs any two oi them; , shall be final and concusive. any ~So ss9 .ass nsa ss s any person ot setting fire to any building in.ur. by hs Company.
 Onieers of tn. company.
 s s;'rEsss .,os EWss.i1sa, W.s. Sso ossoES ot Harwinten, General Agent. , DD.reefors..J: G. Beekwi,h, Jason Whiting, Seth Beers A. 5. Lewis, SheIdcn Osborn, Abijah Catn, Charles Adams, Robbins Ba,,e, Stephen Trcw bridges Leeaa es;n Aesn's ;, Leman W. Cutler water,own D. 6; iB6rlnsmade, Washington Henry S. Sanford New sharom s%"; kFRKs[ IT, Kent Richard snh lord. Goshen; Wm. M. Barrail, Cansan: % pon.,s f, Mstner Sn,l,bury; s. D. Norhway and John Dewsll. M"n; Mo'.n'k Hen,y Jones. New Hartford; Gsosee D. E. Amher, Bethlem; John Abernetky and George R.: R.hs, Woodoury hayd C. Whiniesey, New Pre,ion SeV"en 89ck well Colebrot John tlinsgne Winstrd " Persons wishing to get their buildings insureSe can apply to either of,he Aeen,a or to fs Secretary. JASON WHITING. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
Your Attention

respectfully called to the varior. kinds of Like II taken by the unders;z ned-Dassserreo,y pe Ambrotypes and P..otograIhss, which for ctsashess, s'''hess tone, alsa sE~thfaltAsss likeness que .rcond to none.
 Ihe lssaaesssosype, which has stool the test for scxcnteep yea4x, too well known so Eee,sconanent Ambrotypes are positive picture taken directly on gsass-make very fine likeness, and are becornfng very popular. Photographs are frst taken on glass, then reproduced on paper these surpass the finest sseel engraving. Persons wishing to procure like aesses of themselves friends do no better than to call at once and not defer. Charges moderate and satisfaction guaranteed.
 ). l. JUDEG No. So,tth street, Litcfcld June Af tSSS
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
Let Us Reason Together.
HoLLowAX'S PILLS.
 WHY ARE VIE SNKt

IF has beeR .ha lot of the human to he weighed | dsAxa By disease aaa suffering. HOLLOWAY'S the NEEvoss ,he DxhcATx the lNriRM of climes ages, sexes. and constitutions. Professor Holloway c,nes in the United States. and offers them free and enlightened people, the hest remedy the world ever saw for the removal of disease.
 These Pills purify the Blood.
 These famous Pills are expressly combined to ope rate the stomach, the liver the kidneys the lungs the skn and the bowels correcting any derangemen, in their functions purifying the blood, the very 0unt of life, and thus curing disease in all its forms.
 Dyspepsia and Liver Conspl. .snt.
 Neery half the human race have taken these Pills ft basbeen prOvedin all parts o the world that nothing has been found eqna to them in cases of disorders of the liver, dyspepsia, and s0ma oh lan,s lily They soon give healthy these organs howeve much deranged, and when all other mea ns have Sailed
 General Debility, III. Health.
 Many of the mes, despoic Governments have opene their Custom Houses to ihe introduction of these Pills, that they may become the medicine of the masses Learned Colleges admit that this is the best rem'dy ever known for persons of delicate health or where the system has heenimpaired as it's invgorating prop critics never fail to afford rellei
 Female Complaints.
 No female young os old. shonM he without this eeIe orated medeiHe It comsets and reguates the monthly bur i is ais" best and safest medicine iha, can he gwen toChren of all ages, and for any complaint; .onseq IL nry no ia mily should be withouiit lolso,cays Pulls te best remedy knron tn tworM
 for the foliowing distasss: Asthma, Inflammation. Female Complaints Bowel Complaints, Venercnl Airs, Headaches. Coughs, Worms all k 'ds, Indigestion. Cost5s Dfarheea, Stone and Gravel, Chest Diseases, Dropsy, Sc c.ondary Synp's, Cosrveness, Debility, Inward Weakness. Dyspepsia, FeverandAgue Liver Complaints, Inhuenza, Piles, Lowness of Spirits **SoiL .t the Manufn tories of Professor Holloway Ma,den f.anP New York, md 2f4 Strand London by aA respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine shrousseui the United States, and tle civilized world, nboxe-. at 5 cents, Gs4 cents, and $f each.
 0cr There is considerable saving by takir the larger sizes.
 N.B. Directors for the guidance of patientsin disorder a re affixed to each box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12

A Fary. IT SroRr.--The
 French news, pers invsmt .,uch myss aioers of the striking 'ts than ne Ea~,;nh more Ingenious and ,raiesman ,f rL scon waS .ae Ioiio wing :-" As a l,c hour ra;,': :: his ei, t n" lew nights ago, at aa des9Ltc Part a. the road, n' .,r 'es j.; ne oyS' Mtly dressed young woman w O." layior.' an se ~ tsaed. Astoasasd, tosee Soa peared greatly rasse ss9pe. onths ighway as ssa 'sn of her as t3pno1 Ia;,., ,usonessh IT. aal,,;s 'eh an Aesf, A~ {'sue iSfW ssdfs xNa a-@a a!.er some he's mHh, s"'tSt tmmbunae sn coas F sr am very shsS to have s ss % Ss@ss us ss os. Hs, of post!chaise a.a sia she you df Il khDm not where
 ne truslcsnah snS s~ and s6S do we'll to go to Bsi ..cs tue nearest '" S;t, au re!t her a seat by hs side; but she ssSa, ..;nk O air of great modesty that she could no. .s..s,ma, accompanying perfect ssr,nger The traues |, however, insisted and s.Sr little while she Ut into the gig. The con a.@ assson thas ensuel sooa assumed a tender tone aNI the ,tradesman ' Asturcd to pscss the hand of sMe lady ana to ee peep into her sscc, which, rom what he tns Ight was modSsty, she kept avert .1 fro,a iiM. in thcra saw two fierce eyes and a S alabasae. lc.ssa stop for moa.ent, to pick up
 E~.Ocket- -hAAslserchicf; but no-my horse is so ia. .,s that cannot leave him. Is 1t GklNr r.::J
 ssast ,ibHty to ask you to ySsk Sr the hanlker-
 s";s for me 'e'' NA asan sir, said the prsAenl
 , lady junsr'sss Som the gig anL as the same
 moment the tradesnan, whipping his horse, drove
 ,if ,us fast as he possibly could basket left er
 Sn .,,.se ,,, mn u; was found to contain pcnard
 anA two Ristoh.