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Coal Dealers

1855.
wN. 1. Price. LExUEL CRAWFORD DAVID MoRRis
DRICE, CRAWFORD K MORRIS,
4 (Succvssdrs 10 CRAWFORD, PRICE - CO-l-Deal-
ers IN Brlar Hill, AIuera Ridge and Chi. Coal by the
cargo. Ohce, tIoyer nent PIer, Cleveland OHIO.
REFERENCES
T. Handy. Cash'r ComlE 3. Ward .-------- Detroit
Bank. ClsveI'd tiao W Doc -Chlc1su
JJ-d1h Perkins, prost Bank ilurnseE B-ts 60 60
Commerce .Cle.erd Parker Handy, Cash'r ocean
W4Hhv Hughes 4 c. DO I Bafk.-....-....NCw Nars
u X Sauger Cts'r Aiirh SacSetr, Belcher = Co. DO
Ius Bank Detroit, y G Beard Toronto C. .
4. II. Adams, Cas.'r Say'gsl A. TaEleT-.-.- . , DO 90,
Bank Defrrls-l nnl4Nu lu ~
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The above defendants who residents Of the State Of
Pernsy vula, viii take notice. that the 18th day Au
gust lss, the said Plaintiffs fled their petition the
dover for sid SaiIv Cbsss - % ~ NsftS-,- R-ooLs
deceased n the following PREMISES, o. which be was
Situated m Brook yn township, in said county and
piece being known part Of lot No s3 bounded fol
oUBegnnns at the northeast Of lOt ~; thence
south, lot line. 70 lands Once Now" owned BY
samuel Bolcs and f9l00 chaius thence west, sad
B0e,' land, 10 land owned by Jared Williams; theBrs
NORTH on SAID land 10 the center Of the road or lot lines
sneice est 20 le pcc o. l ming CONTAINING ~ anu Z
100 acres, less Excepting fum the above
acres conveyed 70 Da.1d Sezer I'd November ls4 and
which Is described follows. Situated beginning
the northeast II said lot he centre the ruad;
theEce suuih, the line chains and links
George Decser's moth line. thence west On
DeckcTs north Inc. chains and IS links; theree noth D
chains ard 60 links to the Of the road thence
CHAINS and IS ukS 70 the place Ofbegnuing Also except
veyed by J. L sexton County rveyor-beg1unng az the
northwest OF NJ Brooks land. the center Of the
road al sole ihcnce east 10 the center Of the road
thence west CHAINS snd % Inks the line OF
Brooks and iheace north on Williams east line, Is chaius
and ~ inks 10 the place o. oesnnlns and conveyed TO
Andrew With The l2th u October, ls54-
The other OF slld pieces Ot land IS described follows
part Of ot No No "a, IN sad township and county, and
Anal Cush nan, the 9Th Of Angus ls37. deefed
William Austin, and the center Of the turnpike thence
feet. . schOOl-h0use lot, decided BY Warren Young
thence easterly to the uorhasery corner OF said shOO
thence ease erly on sand Branerds Inc 50 far as line
drawn may nieTsect the line Of William Ausn's lot,
being Of the same course thence along said Austns line
westerly 20 the place OF beginning containing about Of
u land
SAID Defendants are also further notified that unless they
appear and answer sad pet within sixty days after The
said Court (Which said ue1t Term will COM
the l5th day q Noyember ls5s the plaintiffs
will apply the Court the petitionas
au58 Solicitors for Plaintihs
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= The Scotch are the most religious people
in the world, but the statistics show that they
drink more whiskey and produce more illegiti-
mate children an proportion TO the population
than any other people in Europe
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Ia RANK oF PIrTsRuRGH.,

Iesse II. Morley, Henry X. Reynolds,
rick, $. Daft. II. Or. Jan Is Camp
bell, James Breden, Samuel N
Lane, A n. Meylart, ] McJunkin,
Alexander Nimick. William r. MIN
1ck. Roherf PEBBLES, Pullard McCur
- - W. l. u g.
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Boarding.
Daper Dealers.

T. C0WLES, q CO., Keep constant
lie y on hand, al the LEADER JOB ROOM the follow
l catalogue OF Paper which they OUrat Eastern prices 10
Cash.
BOOK AND NDEEWSPAPER-ws are prepared ofirnisl
News aud Book Printing Paper, Of sizes and grades
speelll sizes made % Order a. short notice.
COLOltED PAPEkS-Of every description inc IuIfua
extra large Dcuble Medium and Medium an grades and
weight.
PRINTERS SIZED PAPERS-Ineiudiu. Plain Fol,o
POSI- PacAe snd Commercial Post, Folded end Flat Cans
Commercial Note
FOKElGN PAPERS-Includus French. Euslfsh and
German Eolio Post ote and dat. Packet and Cdumercia
F1 CgieIclal aud small Note Letter Paper, D0ubls
packet Post, &C, &c-.
POLISHED COLORED PAPERS-IucIudiug aIIcolo-,
common Medium Extra Super-TOyal Purple ultramariue
grades.
RULED DPAPEIiS-Includine Legal Can, Account Parer
Gsran PapeI- cOrd Paper Fuolscap. Packei Post Com
1erca- Foa Letter, Commercial and Packet Note Bath
&C. Ae- u All grades and shades. American. English
French and German Manufactures by the ream case a
larger quantity
PRINTERS CARDS-A large assortment inc utiirr s.,
per Double French Euameled. EnamGled Porcelain Sa
surface oy and Culna, White surface Cards shees n
cut regular sizes also Railroad Cards heavy and erfs
heavy, Common Culored Cards White Printers Cauls Sc
f1 sale by the cse or smaller quantity ANY particular
color ursty FURNISHED TO order
BLANK BOOkS-of all kinds on hand OF made 20 order
bkoNZAs-As we now buy largely OF both English and
'-ran BrOnZes, we prepared oerhem al as favor
able pIl1es as any other house in the country.
PRINTERS INK. NARNISH-Cousf antlv uu haud
IL.AIN WI ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
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A LII the above named defendants ex-

-
a cept said Morley, RcyEl Ids, Spanger and Carey are
hsre notified, that May a. ls5s the painti fled his
petition sand Court against the defendants ab0ve named
IN which II Is al ese1 that AZ the November Term % M said
Court the Plaintiff recovered judgment against said Pol
lard Mccormick 5nd William + Caros, for S54l0 y debt,
and SIS Costa that while the pending which
said Judgment Obaiued the puIntiH order
Of attachments. copy Of which Jesse n
Morley ind Henry K Reynolds; that sand Morley and
Reynolds, AZ he time OF such service Of process them
had IN their possession rersOna properly Of d Carry Of
the value OF S000 and that sand Spansler. Patrick duff
or Campbell, Brtden Lane. Meyler Junkin. PEBBLES,
Mccormick. Alexander Nimlck and William r Nimick
claim some uferes IN said properly, and praying iudg
ment against sat Morley and Reynolds for as will
pay the PLAINTIFF said Judgment against said McCOrmick
and Carey.
The defendants required said petition on or
before October 9, lsds- AXrELL 4 PRENTISS, 4
n. GRlSWOLD.
au7 dow Atf0rngvs f,rp pTafuf4ar
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Bankers.
j. Herdnlan s. Co..

Os AACEIAaAsin a. TO-.
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
RANKERS AND DEALERS IN
IL F1relsn and Domestic Exc au-e. Uucurreut Money
Slecle aul Laad Marrans- Culec throughout tld
United Safes, Canada aud Europe ur0mrt attended To-
Drats and III + Of Evch iuce Great Ira,u Ireland
France and t.eulauy- We direct "a suf al
Sgli AID % day the following Banks aid BrarcLe
ENGLAND.
L0ud. n-lle.srs Prescott Guo-c. Case & Co BlnEcrg
lIyerpuol-J. Bantu - Co Bankers
hcstsr-AlesSrs. Cuu'ifIr. Brooks 4 Co. Banker
Nation Pr1vl 1l Is of Eusland and Branches thr1'
Olt England AMI Wales
Blrm ughauI Banking Co.
yorkshire It's mt Bans and Branches
lancaster Banking Co and Branches
IRELAND
National Bauk or IrclauI.
Provincial Bank q Ireland
And o. their Br1nccs Ia all the urin1lI cities n foyrs
SCOTLAND.
Dundee CHmmsrcill BlnLiug Co
GrecuucS B1ukrEg 20. IN G. Ils-uvv and C;r. .cu1rL
National Bank OF Scotland and branches
We can also furnish Dr amount payale in the
pa cIpul Cities uf the Continent o. Eualue
PASSAGE Bh STEAMER or sailing Packet SlI7s. 10 OF
from New YORK. Bruat ButaIn and Ireland, Frcs nd
Germany. can De s. cured af The lowest rates
For iuItIcr particulars apply
s-ps J. J-HERDAIAN \ Co. A. aItIvs.
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THE NEW CASKET.
A g THIS Is TILE ACE on M

- proyement and refinement the Subscriber pleas
~ i ayn tat 1e S how prepared TO furnish entire
new IN the Undetakng line supe1r anything
ever before introduced II is OfhIs ma
IN the Caske- form. aud highly Oraente with thirk
plate glass running tho entire length Oftop full leusth
view can be bad with ease.
The CASkEr has ofthe gloomy and unpleasant a.,
peances OF the old style OF Cons They are perfccty
argt, aud are light aad convenient TRANSPORTER
tlunf or puttugln vaults. common tnterments sim
liar article Is much used m eastern cifi-S
Persons losing friends and wishing procure ANYTHING IN
the ah1Te lne Will nd u much 10 their interest by
and eram Ming for lemseyes where they vii ind everV
ai5snlloa gwen DANL W DUTY, Undertaken,
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s. y ID HE 81


AND ENAMELED CRATES.
w L MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLlC
w SQUARE. (S0uih sldel has just received IT resh
from he maui=ctoTy OF the largest aad ness asoi'
ENANIELED CRATES,
Ever brought 70 this mlrket He always cops o. 1d ihe
best peuest ald approved styles OF NOOhlNG aAa
o.iier kinds STOVES
Manufactured Expressly for this -Iaksi. and
WITaRtei 70 gre perfect satisfaction.
lie also Is constantly sunp-d with assortment o;
Wooden Ware ard House Furnishing ArIc cs, and has
hand and manufactures LARGE stock o. I'm. ColYr and
Sheet Irdn Ware all OF "a hich MUST AND WILL Be
SOLD, al wholesale OF retail, for cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
Al kinds Of JOBBING. ROOFING. EAFE IROU CHI
ING Sc &c d1re IN the ankle maEner- and
on SHORT NOTICE -.-. o..
re rro1f o- lie pud1giS inthe chewing Of The srln--
plclse call bef1rs purchasing elsewhere n me Oh ana
S@Basks patent Hotel Cook Stoves two sizes, So
70 SIS each. --,,-r,-
ruvqs--S rT- No Srufu SIDE Public SlnIro
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GEORGE BLACK


Jasse n Mo- ley. Henry K Revuolls
Miller N. Spanger, POLAND McCor-
mick. william +. Carey RichaTd N SosIt ,i oI Sem
Patrick, 5. Duf n. Or, James lloh F1eAs~ ~Sly
Campbell James Breden, Samuel ahosA Co, OhiJ-
NJ Lane, A. n. Meyiert. ]. Nc lun-
kin, Alexander Nmick. William T.
Nimick. aud Robert PEBBLES
A LII the above named defendants ex-
"a esP, ssi MoIiey Reynolds, Sgsnglsr and Carey are
his petition aid Court against the defendants above
named, ia which Il Is alleged, that the November
Term, ls56 OF said Court the plaintiff recovered rn
msnt against sand Pollard Mccormick and William II
Carey for S70 debt and sl7 6l-l00 costs; thar Viii The
suit was pending IN which sald iument obtaned The
piniin s1ed out an order afachment copy Of which
was served on sad Jesse H. Morley and Henry Rev
nold that sat Morley snd Reynolds the time OF such
service OF process hem had their personal
property o. sad Ca q Of the value Of $40 o0 and that said
Spanger. Patrick. d. q, or, Campbell. Lane MeYert
Junkn, PEBBLES, Mccormick, Alexander Nimick and VII
lam r. Nimick claim int An said prnpsrty,
praying Judgment -alnst said Morley and Re- uodsf0r.
much viii pay the plaintiffs said Judgment aganss !
Mccormick and Carey.
The defendants required to said petitiouo,
bstore October 3. 1855 AXIELL PRENTISSs
II. GRISWOLP,
au7 dow l96 AuorpsSsfor
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a LII the above named defendants eX-
~ capt 81 Morley, ReyneldS Spansier and Carey are
hereby nltlne t on May "a lss the plaintiff filed his
petition IN sad Court against the defendants named
m which Il Is lesed that at The November Term Of said
Court Tor lhe year is6 the plain If judgment
AGAINST sid Pollard Mccormick and William F. Ca1ey for
S22debt. and S3 6-l00 costs; that while the suit
pending Whlc said l1dsment obtained the plaintiff
sued out an erder Of attaehme copy ol which was
served said Jesse H. NJ risy and Henry K Reynolds;
that said Morley and Reynolds az the such service
OF them. had their possession personal prop
erty Of sd Carey Of the value Of S20O and that said
Spaugler, Pa.nck Dun. or, Campbell, Lane, Mevlart
Junkiu. PEBBLES, Alexander Nimck and William r. Nimck
claim some interest In St prop ny, and praying udg
meat agalnst sid Morley and Reynolds for much as will
and Carey
The defendants required answer said petition on on
before Octo-er9 3, lo5e- A&fELL \ PRENTISS &
au5 dew lS6 ATTORNEYS for Ppa
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PAsTURAGE-ls5s.

PASTURAGE-1958.
TNHE PASTURES OF THE E@zSs
a subscrl9er abOat 800 acres, in the Cuyshoga lf
valley viii be open on after May Isl. Per 4a-Aka
sons who may send Cows hereby notified thai they will
oe Tor the entire season. from date OF entrance
nov Isl unles hey i've notice writing the time Of
an earlier itfdrl'yl; and also that the undersigned wi
NJ 9e liable or ANNALS shat stray rl be injured
while said premises
IE.ttAS-FIty ctnts per week, yable every lIonlay
scrItor for the season.
Apply AZ nv ofico Msrchanis' Bank SuperiorSt
OF 70 n fgrd cTisman, a the entrance gates near
house on University Heights : : STONE
Cleveiand. Aprii 2iih. h.is5s-apte,dt Novi . 1--WE
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NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS.
9 RAYMOND & CO., have received,
- I5, 49, 3 D5ess Sl,Ls- new and fun supply,
Stella, Cashmere ani hibet ShawIs.
,l y ,Lie C5ags slavis embroidered and plain.
Back aud COiored SILK Shawls
Resembles Goods, SIouseline De Chene.
Sha-l gc lanes, Robes QuILles.
French Brllllauts, Orrandy 1Iuslins.
ChIutz Olsanjies Chocolate Or-ardieS
i.esllrl 9 rellllnesr BeTage Robes.
French Jarc1nsfs. Ci.nahsrn II. hcEa OuUa
ala al ygUo De lanes, H0y ISs' PrInfs,
French. English ard AueTlcan alicoes.
La les s,tlaileis' q Geuts Driving Gloves,
Llulrs Marssl les Collars ChautilIy Vg11s-
PaTas-ls. Ribbons and Lace.
Emn'd Handkerch efs Emb'd Collars.
sleeves AMI Cola Sets, Black Lace AIfts,
Chaatilly Bugied Collars. White SIX Friaee,
I.ni1 q Bands dslnss and lussrtIngs
EalcF Belt hlblpHs, harscIlies Trimming,
Black Velvet Ribbons Smyrna I'd ms
Bonnet raDcs ILLUSION Llre
Bonnet llouehes- 4 lexander's KID Gloves,
Eul1d i.are and Muslin Window Cuiains
DlIu7sss- Marveeus Table and Piano Covers
Ifish Linens iIezi1es and ybeeSi ..l 4oie' Co'e1s
Aussi1 l dwellings and Hukaluks,
staple SlirtIuss and Fancy d.
Broad Cloths, Cassmeres and Satitet.s
Ne-iil-s gl4 Gents SHIRTS and Collar,
Cheekei Eaiay- Drab AIpacca.
Ns-kerehl4iG ters and Umbrellas
AL VI whlchh- sught low and viii he sall n q
iunH Nd Co. s. superior 81.
SHETLAND SHAWLS.-A A few of
- thse delsailll Shetland Says Ter, desirable for
TAYLOR. GRIswoLD Co.
HAMILTON SKIRTS = Something
i Il new and dssiabIe Q
Alo-Dgusias Sherwood's Adjustable Bus,Is Skirts-
geilia1e ertlcie au0 n. d KENDALL 4 co.
SHILLING LAWNS-New goods re
--'rs W wappr,,y
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MlistcllanGons.

SEWING MACHINE AND EXPF-
~ RIENCED OPERATOR can be hirci by apo yins q
psalm lgg+ D. STRnNts. Mclsaruu Rock
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In Court OF Com
mon p s1s, luy-
ahOga Co, OhiO.
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The ASSOCIATED FlREMEN'S
INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
PITTSBURGH.

Jesse II Morley, Henry X Reynolds,
Miller N SDangier, Pollard McCor-
mick, William y Carey, Richard
Pairick, ). Duff II Or, JamesCamD-
bell. James BREEDER, Samuel M-Lane,
A n Meylert, J McJunkin. Alex
ander Nimiok William r. Nimick
and Robert PEBBLES
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2. R r.
sady Relief
- -

R R.-Radw9ys Beady Relief for Headache, WIDTHS
$40 kheumatsn. Paralysis. Lumhagu.
Neuralgia, TooIhaehe. Snail Pux Fevers swollen Joints
Kidney Complaints, Scarlet Fever Pains around the Lvcc
Pieursy, Measles, Heartburn. and Pains Of all kinds
kadway's Ready Relief will, lew minutes, change
the mlserles you suier TO JOYS OF pleasure.
r. r. R-flalwav's ReuOvatiug ResolveRt for the GUS
Of chrOnlc dseasessu as ScrsulOus and Syphc Gem
pantS COnsl aid other objections Of the Lungs and
Throat, lnturafon and Enargemeuts Of part Eruptvs
and other useaSfs OF the Skin NOdes Tumors Ulcers
pepsia and all other diseases arising from impure
OF the Blood
R-Radway's Regulators will cure effectually and
speedily. CO.tIyeness, Indigestion. ILLUMINATION Of
Bowels, Dss1epsla Liver Complaint, Diseases Of the
Heart and Kidneys Female Com piuuts Small Pox Feyers
Measles. &c &c. Whenever the system Of order
dose Of Railways Regulators will regularity
No female should be without them
r. r. X. Remedies are sold BY Druggists sveTywhsrs-
GAYLORD CO., and W. FISKE, Agents, Cievs
land. Ohio. feb2ss2p
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CoNsTITUTIoNAL DISEASES

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
Manv diseases that aect humanity inherited heir
looms fru the diseased bodies ky Scrofuia
Consumption, syphilis and Fits among the
mon OF constitutional diseases. Now, not how
many generations the seeds Of these diseases may have
been estabse ed IN the system cOupting the bOod-RAD
WAYS RENOvATING REsOLvENT viii eradicate iron the
bodies Of the afflicted every particle Of diseased deposts
and I'LL The veins with new, pure and healthy blood
CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
RADwAY's RENovATiNG RESOLvENT should be hai ed as
blessing By every mother throughout the land whose
infants iccd with SeTes. Humors, Ec. The break
lEgs out (taus earlyl evidence OF disease transmitted
rom the stock. A few doses the RFNoVaTINo
RESOLvENr will eradicate every vege ofthe disease and
insure the child sound AMI healthy body.
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In Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Cuy-
ahoga Co, Ohio.
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Drugs.
r. r. r.

HEALTH WILL, IN ALL CASES
IL follow the use Of Railways K r. Remedies. Tier
arc none sick diseased 50 weak feeble or crippled
with pain or Inmitit but that Railways Ready ReeL
Renovatlng Resoveut Regulators the nature Of the
disease may require, will quickly and rapidly cure.
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief Rad
ways kenOyaiius ResOyent, RadVay Regulators Each
Of these remedies possesses special curative powers over
certain diseases Yet there other Diseases wherein
their combined medicinal properties are required and
when thus used If there sufficient life and strength with
IN the diseased dying LOdy 20 sustain their action tbs
patient will live and Be restored TO health.
Pain, R. K Relief,
Acute Diseases, r. r Relief
Iniamma-ory Diseases, Relief and Regulaiors
Nialanous Diseases, Relief and Regulator,
CongestIVe Diseases, Relief and Regulators,
ScrOfuluus Diseases, Ren0Eating Resovent,
Chronic Diseases hen0vatIng Res0vent,
Syphllllc Diseases. Renovating Resolvent,
Constitutional Diseases Resolvent and Regulaturs.
Ssin Diseases, RenOvating ResOlveut
Nervous Diseases ResOyent, Relief, RegulatOrs-
Infectious Diseases, Ready Relief and Regulator.
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JoHS KREIDLER, See'y.
DELuGE Hall, Dayton, o., Sept ID, SO.
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AtA o'rioek. - N.,ht Jury MET.

I ylIIG1i L RlCI rs AMI ouNG 'rHE a NclfNT
u .AEls Frs lie following yarn,
(which was lllalea bs iii did f.iend,
Iahp,lt tie proelivites of ancient
marin Is tIe..clry IT New Bed
f,fal u draw III their itl'ag gll.:sIioIts,
ll9is good @s.5
A dozeIl,ff old cisptaius were seat
/ led ar,,u:id old Uncle Juitnnv G.,gggs--
I.iill 3 glt,e q, Y store one winters day.
.eayst,k Captain Ben N:.sl,,.. Igguess
# ct more ii t1,s est Indies for
i=I,errIttllstn atty other man about
ltiiisI place, s
8 much did.you get set, Uncle
Be-,
I'k.l 81 roll see, hpuI,d to
11shs gi1Itlwald Islands and i: mar.
ke, inst Is t.hliasl got al l1:s l
,5a!tl, WIS perm III NY
II.g lt1,u .sl,g should #pussihIY
|=E,e 1lt,s,l I.t,i ssllsll Iifs.as.H#i Should
with Ilul luck, reach Kit s about ltlf.
Thinks take ] barrel u err.
TN e'll Il. i ;lt al. 3 g,,,sl
Easst.ge., and yor there .st.l,ls the
nick V time. Ill, tsoltl ells4,Iff we'll. 7
~ much did v.,'a f., Uncle
Ben s;tI.l some ,,f ttlezull I-;eIFs,
y, b, viii, l,esie,] IL .Ii;.ad were
max illg catch IiicIe
Ben Ilos much did yoll
g g
~ ell. 4 50 exactly how
Ill!lc..l l,litl phi IN
TO tie tl,a1ltl afftl.t i U herr / was
INT and could cpll y cro,xa the:
zllas..4l i i.
hat e. id.yon e ieee tor The;
zherri,. ~ z.zzSs
. sold 81 fora dollar Il PIECE l''a
s:'sA,IIl, yos. " eli 1ipW l1ncIe
.l3ep,=:tt u 4l1dollar# apiece ttor L y. your
llerllIi' ynl col,ldn have tlalt.fi1leslI
the barre.
ss5W I'll, s;svs I,ncle e,'sstt 1t y
all very tfilt. but sold ttis pickle
At i've tl,Ilars Il l,',i,ntl ssl
hard but lll,at ) ne q ncient
Marine s.= ..i
dlluukel, chap, laundering,
1hrllgll tie darkenea hallsVf ll.ss
boarding house, N rs /, ccosted bx nIsy
land 81 knew II lie would net
have q candle Madam, mol,
;aiItdi s;aid lls..,ll's s,,zelark nut here that
+ couldtl'tspeif il had eight p III
!. - llell##t htnest Inan#is
.an4f1.r--l I,xt.l1n.s .1y1fri.1, tllatks aii=si
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Is,AIIlt i Esasr EI,sasrli u Asr1s;.-The Col

gss LEA itf'' ii I4ss$l ~ utei AIoI
epnda Il aiaHll says =tlta tnlls wing
st,,r, n,Vletlgad e bea, '.g',',d
nrt, but w believe ltllas not fund
! =lfs'sssa ! s=ialto he papers to any great
extent
a few years since, some rogsilstl
I5bofs III town nat q tllolI md
miles from tie JlIpital efz:St.ss
|ai1lI' lI'sItile, tsi,si.as1 I'd lose i
tsNN ssas l,e was general J.
called, Joe, t.,.. attend Sunday
,J,se was ii, 4tversra. VI i,
half witttIa, pr',talle latl; and the
II IS auto cf,afesll zet,Hsix xefafie fun !,
;=,urthe yaii. ,us questions pfppnun,l-
e,l5t4,5llinl ettl1ill and e,,',-=
trycfIy answered that Ilt,=s,iln 3 could
t',r l,1'2llla1lt supp. So ny Was
not persed itl theological bore. j
Jue Wis llsIleietl 81 i, and
placed on a settee ii fr,1ltofslae on
Which his .t1aend ds.Wefe seat Ell and
Recitation commences. u
The. teacher ftfft ! I1esfie iened The
G ass on rIIer rem p ms, and
attellt,arflls f.lrIIt1l ~, q, 10 = .
fiji eti,l lesthe world
It,Iia|,it
said Joe, turning up his
eyes. like atl piri1gg Gait ID
Ii, made The world We liz.
llaliit
Jtlst=as he was probably ab',nt tt.to to
give tlle answer, of the boys
reaten beIintl nIser ed 4 pin lsrtos
lis lJo4''s pants about nine inches
htl.w@ the ornamental buttons olI5
his coat. sz>s - $
COL .A5pnigldstt!yy answered Joe
in an elevated tsne. at tie satAs :
fire rising Q his feet. s=sss :.
.llait il correct, replied the leach
|er, but Is not necessal.y that u
should rise III atle eWerllig, a sitting.
posture is just As we'll
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i How dtasa 4 pitcher If water 4
fer from q uian throwing his III
oH a bridge I One is wafer iaj
pitcher; tbs. other pitch heEi
the water.