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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-07-23

NuGARs AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Oand the best Tobacco in town, at
MAXWELL d HOLTON'S.
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BOUND to ROUT the YELLOW JACKETS!
M nc W.
CLOTHING STORE.

+. AGERTER takes pleasure in announ-
cling to his friends. and the community gen.
orally that he has opened new clothing
store in Upper Sandusky, two doors west Of
the Post Office. He has fine assortment of
every thing usually found in an establishment
of that kind, together with tip.top stock Of
HATS, GAPS. BOOTS, SHOES, AND
CATERS,
All Of which he has Just received from the east,
and viii sell vary cheap for cash.
Friends, if you want anything in my line,
give me call.
F. AGERTER.
Upper Sandusky, March %, 1858.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-07-23

rJNEAs OF EvERYvARIETY, AND THE
i very best quality, at
MAXWELL h HOLTON'S.
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Hollidaysburgh, July ~, 1851.

AN INTER ESTING CASE OF SCROFU-
la cured by one hottie If Lindsey's Blood scar
cher.-Thls certitics that about one year ago
our little son aged four years was most sorely
afflicted with what the physicians pronounced
to be Scrofula, and was treated accordil gly
for nearly year. but without the slightest
benefit. Hiscyes were running a thia matter,
humor almost constantly ; which would en-
crust his eyes beyond the power of opel ing
them until they were washed and cleaned by
soap and water Abo the { ame time an alb.
scess formed Just below the groin, which in
due time broke and commenced a discharge,
which was found impossible to dry up or heal
the bed would be very much stained and
the clothing of The child perfectly sickening in
single night $ time. After having he atten
tions of physician for so long time. and
finding the child TO be getting worse, we de.
termincd otry the effects of Lindsey's Blood
Searchcr. This was in last March-and before
two weeks Ia passed away the change Was
manifcs and am happy to say that in the
use of IA single bottle our little boy has been
perfectly restored to health. We cannot speak
too ighly of this invaluable medicine. ]
should be in every family-none should be
without it. AS purifier Of blood it is beyon,
all prize
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C E II TIF | G A T ES!
Pattonville, Pa, Oct, ID, 81

TaTtOHVTIIt, III, UCt, TT, Ut.
Mr. ]. NJ LINDSEY Dear Sir:-l was Sc
vcrely atil icted with rheumatism for whole
year-nine months of which time l was not
able to leave my bcd--whcn hearing of the
wonderful effects of your Improved Blood
Searchcr, determined to procure. some of it
and give Il ir trial. After using three bot
ties / was able to walk around again as usual
and am now wholly cured can recommend
it to all who are similarly afflicted, and be-
leve it is all il claims to be.
Yours, truly, JOHN SHAFFER.
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A DESPERATE CASE OF TETTER
and Barber's Itch, cured by the use Of Lind
sey's Blood SeHrcher. /, the undersigned,
some time in last March, was severely afflicted
with that was pronounced by my Musician
to be a certain kind of letter and Barber's
Itch. My condition was one of the greatest
misery my face was almost constantly run
ming with the foul corruption that escaped
from the tubercles by which it was almost
completely covered, After being under the
care Of my physician for near two months,
without the least benefit was induced TO
make trial of Lindsey's Blood Searcher, and
the result was that in using one bottle and
halfI found a perfect cure. may also say
that eagerly tried whatever was recommen-
ded AS a cure. Such was my wretchedness
that even rcsortcd to the dangerous expert
ment of pouring pure Creosote ON my face and
neck but all to no purposc-the Blood Searcher
was the first and only thing that done me any
good. AS blood purifier it is unequalled !;
and have great reason to BE- grateful that cv
cr made a trial of its healing virtues, and
confidently rccommcI it TO any who may suf-.
fer from Tetter, or any other disease arising
from an impure state nftl,e blood.
JOHN DELEHUNT.
Hollidaysburgh, July 70, 1851
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q ASKING PA,n

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am not pleased with paragraph which [ read
in paper of extensive influence and high moral
tone. This cxceptonable paragraph plainly init
mates that if 'pa refuses his consent to his daugh
ter's marrying the man she loves, then she is JUS
titled in marrying without his consent" Sat any
sacrificed ......r. -... 4
Is that girl capable of securing to her husband a
life Of happiness who can so far forget or ignore
her moral obligations to her parent as to outrage
his feelings when he is most soicitious for her
welfare? --..r ....sr. ---
She who fails to see her duty to her father will
soon lose kecnness Of vision in reference to her
husbands happiness, if the circumstances which
affect his happiness conflict with her inclinations.
No matter what the civil law says about it, her OBJ
legation to regard her parents feelings is as bind
ing now as it was ten years previous. And tie
man who could counsel the violation of this obll-
cation, lover though he is, not safe depository
for womans heart. -@--a e. .---+ss-
We have known many to act on the suggestions
which this paragraph gives, and in after life either
domestic bitterness and distrus turned their lives
to gall or trial and misfortune quenched the fire OF
their hearth, till they wished the grave to cover
their woes. Then they cried in agony, Thy
Judgment is Justify laws, 0 God, are righteous y
Then they remembered their sin, and their advice
was, "Wait; if is good for you tomarry that one,
your father will, after time, it, and consent
But never marry in opposition to his expressed
wish Girls, listen Be not deceived
The following curious specimen OF sepulchral
literature is copied from old Scotch tombstone
Here lies the body of Alexander Mcpherson,
He was very extraordinary person;
He was two yards high in his stocking teet
And kept his accoutrcments clean and neat
He was slew
At the battle Of Waterloo;
He was shot by bullet,
Plum through the gullct;
1t went in at his throat
And come out at the back Of his coat.
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ARCHITECTURE
And Civil Einsineertnr

Inc subscriber, practical Architect and Civil En-
gineer, has taken Room No. 5, DayiGson's bu;idi
where he may be found prepared to Draf PLots and
make ESTIMATES in all departments of his profession
Particular attention will be paid to Surveying of
tions and Farms for the making of MAPS or on PTs
OF the same with drawing of the plantation nnansi
and Its requisites Every Planter should be possessed
OF one OF more OF his domain They can be got up in
for any Parlor. = -ie eee
Plotting and laying out of Grounds and Lawns fe
horticultural and Ornamental purposes will be attended
to if solicited " 'ei''eo
W. 1onng men wishing to become acquainted via,
any or All OF the above branches, will be TAUGHT in
most thorough manner and on the most liberal terms
cbo,lo,to r. 100 p. S.iURS.
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EdgeWorth Female Seminary,
HPEENSROPn, NJ ~

III commencing lst August and lst january.
The of study is thorough aud systematic en-
braclng everything necessary to complete. solid ana,
ornamental education Instructors ofte highest quail
ifcationS employed in each of the Departments
No Institution in the country possesses advantages
perOr 20 Edgeworth.
Terms, per Session Of Fire IKonths:
Board, including washing, lights and fuel. $50 90
Tuition in the regular Glasses ............. 20 90
The next Session will commence on Monday Aupust
lSt, 1853. Pupils are admitted any time during the
session and charged from the time of entrance
Catalogues, containing all necessary information
speeding the Of Instruction. terms &C. viii be
forwarded on application to 80 1. ~
.-r' RICHARD STERLING. a. NJ. Principal ss-
June -, 1853. 3m-pl Greensboro, y. c.
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BUILDING! sUELDENG..

FHEHE subscribers would respectfully inform the
u public that they are now dressing Lumber and
manufacturing Sashes, Blinds, Frames, Doors and
Spokes, at their Mills on West HILL Salisbury n c.
Their Sashes and Blinds made of heart-pne aud pop-
lar are not surpassed by any in the State.
Pangs, Bausters, Brackets, and all kinds of orna-
mental wood work finished in the best style and flrn
shed at short notice. Ia All work done at their
Mills is warranted to give satisfaction Orders from
distance punetually attended to@ESa .c gesT #za-4
They are also prepared to take contracts IN any part
of the State, for erecting and fitting up all Kinds of
Buildings, for which plans will be furnished If desired
Terms reasonables5 400 Ezss 81 asEass-.7a bz,z
- - :. MURDOCH, DARB1 ( co. ;
Salisbury. Ju3e ia 1888 50 fs : ssSsonl : S;tss
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p o s. It O q u .
THE VIOLETS.

Dear mother, when my violcts died,
And the woods were brown and sere,
You whispered, smiling, when L cried,
"The spring will soon be here"
And now see their blossoms low
Along the woodland track;
But, mother, when the violets grow,
Will Mary not come back
Twas winter when she passed away,
The wind blew coldly then,
But the soft spring air is sweet to-day,
VIII she not come again!
My boy, the violcts sweet may bloom
Among the woodland bowers,
And springs soft brcezcs too may come
To whisper through the flowers;
But Mary, dear, is better far,
Than when she sojourncd here,
Where sin and sorrow never are,
And God dries every tear.
And if you live as Mary lived,
Before God called her home,
You'll meet her in 4 happier land,
Where death no more may come.
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hSfe. j. WI. REAPPOEDT.
of Salisbury. N. c..

AFFERS his professional services in the different
obranches of his Profession, not to the citizens of
Salisbury and the contiguous country only but would
respectfully notify the citizens of Meckenburg and Ca
barrus counties, and more especially those in whose
families he ha6 practced for nearly twenty wears whilst
a resident of Mecklenburg county and the town of
Charlotte and with many of them maintained for years
the endcaring relation of Family Physician that his
services be easily obtained (hy the facilities
Railroad rave) now, and in many instances more so,
than when he lived among them.
Applications made by mail at the " Veranda
House., Salisbury N. C., will meet with prompt atten-
ton.
Salisbury Dec. Is, 1857. IT,
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State of North Carolina, CataWba county
In Equity-,Sprinq Term, 1853.

In EqUTy-SPring Term, 1893. =
NJ II. c. Ward, ct al. vs. John Burch, ct al.
Petition to sell Land.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
John Burch and Wife non-residents of this State
is therefore ordered that publication for six successive
weeks be made in the Charlotte Democrat, notifying
them to be and appear at the next term of the Court
Equity, to be held for the county of Catawba at the
Court House in Newton the 18th Monday after the 4h
Monday in August, then and there to plead, answer
demur and defend the same, judgment will be taken
pro confesso, and the bill heard exparte.
Witness, J. NJ. Yoder, Clerk and Master in Equity Of
said county at Office the 18th Monday after the 4h Mon
day in February 1885, and in the SD year of Amei'
can independence. c. NJ. YODER, C. N. b. f
2l-Gt. TPr's fec sc ..''
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SANDS sAlssAPARHLLA
The very best remedy -rs-
FOR PT-RTFTIN(I THE .RLOND

The very best remedy -.-sa:-
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And for the of Screfu1a, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum.
FsDer Sores, ErysipcIas Bites, Mercuriat Dfseasex
Cataaeous Lrations Liver Complaint Stubborn Ulcers
Loss Of appetite, General Debility DC.
The health of the human system depends almost
entirely upon the state of the blood If the vital
izing nid which prevadeS every tissue, every mem
branc fibre, flament, gland, other organ primary
subsidiary if the body be charged with the element
ofdsease sickness must be the consequence and until
the CAUSES OF DISEASE existing in the blood arc
eradcated, permanent relief be expected 1t is
here that the powerful Notwithstanding properties OF
this Medicine manifested it's searchiug operation
reaches the Of disease and the cures it
are therefore radical and thorough #- '..
Hundreds OF persons, who had graaned hopeIessIv
for years under CutaneOus and Glandular disorders
Chronic rheumatism and many other complaints
sprngipg from arrangement of the secrctire organs
and the circulation, have been raised as it were from
the rack OF disease and now, with r.gcnerated con
sttutons gladly testify to the efficacy of this nestia
bic preparation. 3..fz .~r-.-.. 's..-.r.- 81 --t
. .....s ID = iScrofuloIs Ulcer Cured .
GIRsoN's WELLS. Tenn, Jan. 10, l855-Messrs 4 r
d. Sands :Gentlemen,-Aly daughter seventeen veare
Of age was some time ago seized with ulcer in Tho
front OF her nose, which gradually increased eating
away the flesh, and became very painful We tried ali
the remedies could hear of. without checking tho
disease. at length procured bottle of your SarSa
pariila; which afforded almost immediate relief. and
after taking three bottles, was entirely cured =
Yours respectfully, PATRICK gibson
b3E@ Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. Sands Dr,o-
gists, New York
The agent in Charlotte is F. SCARF & co No
Trade street. ~ -
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for S. p. aa.a
June !, 1853 Ass BIN ..... s..
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NanTIlE..2..

TIVE FIRM of FULLTSGs 4 co: was dissolved by
L. mutual consent on the 1st day Of January In
retiring from the Firm allow me to return my sincere
thanks to the citizens North and South Carolina for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon us and to request
continuance of tie same for Messrs. SPRINGS &
HEATH, who have associated themselves with Z.
Fullings under the Firm Of FULLlNCSi SPR1NGs q
Co, who viii conduct the Clothing business the
same terms and with the advantages as heretofore
The Notes and Accounts of Fullings Go. will be
found in the hands of W. \. Owens, for collection
--- --@ ..+ ..@'@." JOHN TOWNLEY. :.
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DISSOLUTIONi

TaNhc firm of BOONE & CO. dissolved on the
9th inst. by mutual consent All persons indebt-
ed them notified that their Notes and accounts are
in the hands of G. VI. Ray for collection and they are
earnestly requested to forward H,nrdiafey and
pay up. the business of the firm must be closed.
j. b. T. BOONE,
N. b. TAYLOR.
May 81, 1858 3m
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neas Seamless Belts manufactured to order at short
notice.
Conducting Hose of all sizes for water or steam pres
sure, ordered direct from the Manufacturers. ALSO,
Packing of all description, 1T 50 Gents per pound
J. b. +. BOONE.
June l. 1858. If
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NJ EDICAL COLLEG Z
OF Virginia.
OF l858..,S2r

VaNHIS INSTITUTION, situated in the Metropolis
IL Of Virginia. and endowed by the State, offers
to every facility for theoretical and pract
cal instruction. The study of Practical Anatomy may
be prosecuted under the favorable circumstances,
very trihing expense.
Clinical instruction is given in the Inirmary connect
ed with the College and at the Richmond Almshouse.
Hospital for the port of Richmond and being under the
peculiar facilities for the daily study of disease.
The annual course of Lectures will commence on the
First Monday in October, 1858, and continue until the
First of March, 1859, making session of foe months
FACULTY:
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, ~ d., Professor of Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy. .
DAVID H. TUCKER NJ. d., Prof of Theory and Practice
of Medicine.
BEVERLY r. WEXFORD, N. d. Prof of Materia Medca
and Therapeutics.
ARTHUR E. PETTcoLAs, NJ. D., Prof. of General and
Special Anatomy.
LEVIN S. JONES, VI. d. Prof of Institutes of Med-
cine, sc.
JAMES H. Conway, NJ. D., Prof of Obstetrics and Dis
of Women and Children.
JAMES b. McCAw, VI. D. Prof Chemistry and Pharmacy.
MARION HOWARD, NJ. d., Demonstration of Anatomy.
FEES:
For the entire of Lectures, SI05
Demonstration Of anatomy, 10
MatriculatiOn,
Graduation, %
For further information, address
L. S. JONES, NJ. D..
July -, 1853. Pm Dean Of the Faculty.
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PROF. DE GRATH,s PRACTICE

PROF. DE GRATH'S PRACTICE.
Sheriff cured in night by De Grah Electric Oil
LETTER FROM DR.. KEYSER.
Pitsburg May 10th 1S56.--PEoF. De GRATH 50
South Eighth st. Phil have remarkable cure.
Deputy Sheriff Kerr, Of Pttsburg, had a very swollen
gave instant relief. He has recommended the Oil to
Others afflicted with Rhcumatisln in which the results
most satisfactory Truly yours,
GEo H. KEYsER Is
Great Cgras-CTi.=caS Read.
Rheumatisn!.-Mr Joseph d I3artle, Myrtle Street.
says the Electric Oil cured him immediately.
Piles.-Charles Sexton, Esq, Mayor of Camden
says six applications cured him. Also cured his Rheu-
matism.
Ncuragia.-Mr David Mann, 400 Vine Street saws
he great sufferer but the oil cured him. So saws
H Grant, Esq. 5l7 North Eight Street.
Croup-Ths Oil is inflllible for Group. Ask lady
at the Grard House. e-e
the reputation that my article has acquired The
public must beware They worthless -
..a Philadelphia, Sept LIST, 1856
Prof. De Grath Dear Sir-I must inform YOU of
the great benefit patient of mine has experienced from
the application your Electric Oh The was that
OF girl of eight years of age who terribly afflicted
with scrOfua, and discharge from the knee The leo
became contracted to literally bury the heel in the
nip 1t haC been IN this state for about twelve months
and finding nothing in the whole 'fatcra Mcdics" to
have any effect give relief, finally procured a
bottle of your Electric Or and gave to the mother
directing her to apply it to the parts along The con-
racteG sinews which had the effect of making the lep
Application of the Oil Was continued for about three
weeks using only six bottles and the leg nearly
perfectly straight. s~ JOHN III. McEWIN, NJ. d.. -
z--sE ...---z -, AS E~s- 162 lGaloWliu Street -
For Sale in Charlotte by Fl. ". Pritclsatd "a
July %, 1858 I'm #sE =
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Tailoring Establishment.

saEIOFHaRS ESt2DkEShRmcnt.
a "a Ek i. REA respectfully informs
X x D' the public that he is now pre-
ENHGkI pared to execute substantially and with
ENl&SY ncatness, any work in his line with which
" IA he may be favored. lie is in possession
t n n ES1a of the LATEST FASHIONS and feels
Th)SMT confident that it only requires trial to
I'M WI convince gentlemen that he has the will
~ and ability to please. Give him call.
Oct. Z, 1851. ... .s.-s Tiff ...
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NOTICE !!

Having bought the entire stock of BOOTS
SHOES, SC, of Boone & Co., | shall continue the
business at their old stand where shall be happy to
my old friends ana customers.
j. B. F. BOONE
Nav 81. 1888. 3m
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!, s 81, - rheumatism = = . =
Can cert ainly be cured by Prepafa--
: ZION made in Charlotte, NJ az

60
Can certainly be cured by a Prepara-l
ton made in Charlotte, NC =sy
u7BE subscriber makes preparation thatR1 cure
the worse case of Rheumatism known. aaEl,g
boen afflicted with the disease for long time nllsei
and having been cured by this medicine, he can sley
commend it to tile public. Many citizens OF ohar
lotto and of Mecklenburg county can testny 70 Tue
efficacy of the preparations and all he asks OF any one
is to give it trial. rs a~z =, N q ~a
Soply to me- or address me at Charlotte, \, =;
JAY 90 1853. W v" - p
The following is more evidence IN favor OF
Oninn's RHEUMATIc REMEDY. The article is
simple. and there is not the least danger IN usin
it. All who are afflicted should give 1t trial. 'f
and thearesut will be satisfactory.
+ a s-E CHARLOTTE Aug 7, 1885,
MrWW Quinn, Sir: deem it duty no less man d
pleasnre to hand YOU the following. | have Negro
Bow who has for years been afflicted with
and so badly of that he entirely useless as TABOR
er. and portion of the time in such conditlon tt ne
could move neither hand nor foot After having trleo
every remedy said be valuable, without any goou
effect his case given up as hopeless one, anu ne
was left to lingering death. About two months ago
heard of YOUR medicine, and procured of you one
bottle and gave him according to your drectlons;
and now, am happy to say, he is ENTllzEL1 CothD,
and as servceable negro as have on my plantation.
Yours truly, ). A. SlENAh1.
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THE MAMMOTH CAvE.-A recent writer SAYS
that avenues i'll the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky,
thus far discovered, number two hundred and
seventyfve and their aggregate length is estimated
at two hundred miles. The temperature of the air
Of the cave, the same writer remarks, is at fifty
nine degrees Fahrenheit, the air dry and saubrios
No thunder Is ever heard or lightning ever seen
within the cave. current of air is now coming
ont Of the cave, and Insufficient force to "bow OUT
the blaze of a torch.-Within the cave combustion
goes Oh WELL torches burn freely, and respiration is
easy. Darkness there is so thick that it can be
felt, and silence 50 profound us to be impressive
beyond expression.
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70 THE PUBLIC, .
LINCOLN MACHINE WORKS.
"a LincOIntOn. N. c.. ..f.

=" LlnCOIntOn, N. G. m
STEAM ENGINES; Gold-mining Machinery; Mill
~ Gearing and Shatting; Mill Spndles, Gudgcons &c.;
Circular, SASH and AIuley Saw Mills Brass and Iron
Castings of every descriptions Horse Powers and Thres-
ers Sugar Mills; Cutting Boxes Tobacco Screws; Pumps
Hydraulic Rams; Wood-p planning Machines; Tenor Ma.
Chimes Scroll Saws; Sash, Moulding, Mortising and
Boring machines; Machinists' Tools; Engine Lahes
Planners Gear Cutters; Upright Drills, &c; Spoke HUB
and Felloe machines ) Saw GumnlcrS; Saw Arbuurs
Tongue and Growing machines; Bark mills and other
Tanning machinery.
Bag" Patterns Of any hiind madc To o,g7,y ~yl9a
n@5~ Repairing of all kinds attended to promptly and
all WORK WARRANTED. 4. g,.. F. p. 80. r r. -
The subscriber having bought the above works Of
S. w Stubs, now offers his services in making any
kind of machinery that may be called for and will also
attend to putting in operation, Steam Engines Steam
Saw mills, Mining machinery, &c. Address
.-- .... L. ". STUBBS,
March so, 1858. Gm - Lincolnon, &C
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MILLIN cry
Asad Dress Making,

nj RS. WIIE4NAN respectfully informs the ladies Of
ICharlotte and vicinity that she has returned and
offers her services to her old customers and friends
Residence one door above the Post Office
June 30, 1851 II II > ..-
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At Portsmouth, Ohio, they have had an amusing
lawsuit Three ladies were passing store before
which several gentlemen were standing The
storekeeper said one Of the ladies, whose face he
had not noticed, was not Mrs. Ii. One Of the
parties said it was; another said it wasn't The
merchant said he would give him sack of coffee
It he would 60 and see He went, saw, returned,
and said the lady was Mrs H., ola verify, In the
morning he claimed the sack of coffee; sending
over Il horse and cart, when little sack holding
an ounce OF two, prepared for the purpose, was
laid en- the cart and duly delivered by the cartman
to the astonished Holmes. Holmes repaired to the
s<lse and claimed regular sack of coffee; it WIS
refused He brought suit jury was empanelled
and rendered Judgment against Hyatt, ordering
him to deliver to Holmes fifty pound sack of
Java coffee, worth Is cents per pound