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THANKSGIVING DINNERs--Mr. Chas. T. Pond,
of Hartford, Conn. gladdened the stomachs
and hearts of some 1900 poor persons in that
city on Thanksgiving day. By his direction Mr..
Hawley, the City Missionary, distributed $50
turkeys and l,s0O pounds of chickens amongst
26O families, the cost of the poulty being 1928.
1t was munifcent ss well as Christian offer
ing to Charity.
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS

Now being extensively introduced, and kept
quantities.
COrneIlis Biographies,
COvillis Digest of Grammar,
Hilhardis Readers,
McGuffey's New Reade.s,
M0nteitis Biographies,
AIcNalley's Geography,
PeltOn's Outline Maps,
Payson s DuntOn's Writing Books,
W-rrenis Common School Geography
Warren's Physical Geography.
Wells Chemistry,
Wells Philosophy.
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DO OARDING The House No. "a
- Public Square, and by the Stone Church-One of the
peasantes locations the city-has been ihoroughiv
plied and open for BoaTders Families wishing to
furnish their rooms be accommodated with large
and convenient and bedrooms; and Single BOanefs
and Day Roarders will ind good accommodations on rea-
sOnnbe Ladies excluded References given and
received. nOT5 d3m 2l9 s. W BURRITT.
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GERMAN AND FRENCH

Adler's large German Dictionary,
Adler's small German Dictionary,
Adler's Progressive German Reader
Charles XII,
FasqUelle'S FRENCH Grammar,
Gaud's Qrammar-uernans to learn English
Meadows French Dictionary,
Noel x Chapsal's French Grammar
OIleudorfi' S German Grammar,
OllendOrff's FTench-by Jewett,
OllendOrfT's French-by Value,
Peissner's German Grammar,
Pinnay's French Grammar,
Einneyis French hsaesI,
pS5erts6uian System with French
Telemagne, with Notes,
WOodhury's German Grammar
WoodburVis Shorter Course
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mants.

100000 MONEY ADVANG-
ED-lnsums to suIt-at the old
stand and well known WAGNER'S OFFICE-on Gold and
Silver Watches, Jewelry Diamonds, Guns Pistols &c
Business strictly private. Office No Water ST. corner
Superior (up stnirsl-established 1851 Open from
NJ to p. NJ. Watches and Jewelry for sale bargains
WM- WAGNER,
myl3:du Onp. Commercial Br. Bank
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9ar0mare.

CARPENTERS TOOLS.-The Iarg-
~ est and best variety in the city-for saleby
ap30 H x. RAYNOLDS, No. Superior st.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
IAeriptioH, variety style and priee-for sale by
apo H. K. RAYNOLDS, No. Superior st.
n O00 KEGS OF SUPERIOR
19OOO NAILS-Of all sizes and qualities, for
sale by IL. K RAYNOLDS,
ap3O No. Superior st.
IRON AND STEEL.-At out a ship
Il lOad,-fOr sale by H h. RAYNOLDS,
aT30 No. SuDeriOr St
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DIED,
FEVER AND AGUE:

At Petosun Ill, Nov 3d. of typhoid fever, =. D. KEEL
LEY Esq. formerly OF Summit county, 50 yePrs.
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AlillinErp,

VIU THE LADIES.-We have lust
L received large and choice lot Ofnew Ribbons Flow
erS, FEATHERS, and some choice and materials 70
Winter BOnnets all Ofwhch have been bought very che
and will be sold At 25 PER CENT FORMER PRICE
Call early and make selection while the assortment
complete. At SHAW l. Co.'S,
decs 129 Superior
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Fair and supper,

HOPE ENGINE COMPANY, g5s
l., ! N, No, s will hold FAIR a4d Supper, at as
GRAH'S ARMORY, q
On Thurs lay, December Is, 1858.
FAIR in the Afternoon and Evenng-to conclude with
C Tickets, ad lifting Gentleman and Ladies entire
Far Ball and SUPPER Sl0 Afternoon Tickets 25 cents
each. II Good Music viii be IN attendance.
COEMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
l. WHITE, w WIN siMMoSDs +. + ". MiD6LEroS, Mn1Srn
F. BOLTZ, P. R. EVERETT, F. W. MARsEMLEs.
nQylS I'd 209
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
TtHE Lecture Committee have the hon
for the following Course of TEN HIGHLY POPULAR
LEI TURES 10 be delivered at MELODEON HALL:
Lelters) Of Springfield Mass Social
V. Dec I4-Rev. W H. MILBURN, uhe Blind Preach
VI Dee ii-Rev VIM HoGARTH. of Detroit.
VII Jan. ll-Prof. B. SILLIMAN Jr., Yale College.
Subject Electl oMagnetc TelegraphThe Atlantic Ca
DE"
VII, Jan. 25-BAYARD TAYLOR. subiect-"Life
TX. Feb. I-GEoRGE SUMNER, Esq, Boston. Sub
n Lectures to. commence at O'Clock.
The eminent talents OF the Lecturers ard the varied and
interesting subjects of which they treat-embTacing TTav
els, Literature. Science &c-will it Is confidently e
pected insure large attendance and thus the AssO
clailOn IN supplying lis Library with NEW BOOKS.
The following Low will be charged for
TICKETS which may be obtained at the Bookstores, at
BTlnars of the Lecture Committee and at the door on
the evenings of the Lectures:
Course Tckets-single
" admitting a Gentleman and Lady. $50
for extra Lady. so
]. E. INGERSOLL, E. G. BENEDICT,
w :. PALMER. Lecture COMMITTEE
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,


To Mr. A. Hart, President Of the Congregation
"Mickre Israel" Cherry ST., Philadelphia.
SIR:-I have received and submitted to the
President your letter of the 18th instant, re-
specting the alleged forcbe abduction from his
parents of Jewish child, by the public author
tiles at Bologna, in the papal dominions, and
asking some expression of condemnation on the
part of this government.
This occurrence took place within the terrific
ries of an independent power, and without af-
fecting the rights of any American citizen. 1t
is the settled policy of the United States to ab-
stain from all interference in the internal con-
Germs of other countries.
Certainly there is nothing in the circumstan-
ces of this case, as they are reported which
would impose this reserve upon the government
But it is deemed proper to adhere to the estab-
lished principle which has heretofore regulated
its conduct in its intercourse with other nations
l am, sir, your obedient servant,
LEWIS CASS.
The committee of the London Protestant As
sociation have presented memorial to Lord
Malmesbury praying that it "may be considered
in what manner the influence of the British
Government, exercised so often with success in
defence of civil and religious liberty and the
rights of the oppressed, may be now exerted for
the restoration of the child, Edgar Mortara, to
his parents at Bologna, and that steps may be
taken accordingly"
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Gentlemen, your Obedlent servant,
PATRICK HENRY O'CONNOR,

Department of the Com ptrOller for Vctualing and
Transport Services.
Admiralty, 9TH February 1855.
Sir:
Your Tenders of the lst instant for the delivery Of
Salt Pork DepJrd have been accepted by their Lord
ships, the extent specified the other side hereO+
l,IC0 Tirces al ell Is per Tieree
am Sir. your obedent servant,
THOS 7 GRANT,
Comptroller of VIctuaiiHg
Mr. P. H. O'CoNNEE, 2533l Tooly street, london.
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THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 2, 1858.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
z Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
the Printing Establishment the Leader once on
latest improved and most rapC steam presses IN the
style short notice aid at reasonable rates PaI
tlcuar attention paid blank work Every description OF
Binding DONE especially Blank Books Ledgers Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books. &c. &c
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Church Music, Outline Maps, Stationery, &c.
For the Wholesale Trade.
LARGE STOCK FOR THE FALL BUSINESS.
Teachers offered Liberal Facilities for becoming
acquainted toith Nelo School Books
FAVORABLE TERMS TO MERCHANTS, & OTHER
DEALERS IN SCHOOL BOOKS.
New School Books kept in large Quantities.
Prompt Attention to Orders from the Country.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO BUYERS.
J. B. COBB & co.

A NNOUNCE to Teachers, Merchants
and others dealing in School Books Stationery. sc
they have made preparations for large business the
braces full supply the Standard Text Books as well as
the New School Books for which Agents are operating
Throughout the State -,
Ii is our aim be able supptnnY demand for School
Books either kind quantl Special attention VIII
he given to ling orders from Merchants and pains taken
to supply every article wauted, and the prices IN all cases
will be the lowest Teachers who have not been able to
find elsewhere such Books they want, will be neHry
sure Of finding them by addressing US.
We give below partial list of stork, and for further
particulars persons to call at Store or cores
BOND with US ORDERS enclosing cash, OF satisfactory
reference Will receive PROMPT attention Those ordering
go s by express can they desire pay The bill TO the ex
press agent, when they receive the goods.
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To the PrOuision Trade Of the United States:

GENTLEMEN:
Having again come out to cast my lot among you,
with hope, better success, far my interest
concerned, than met wheP hrst introduce into This
great country early lShavlng ered from the
bly, and extensively known in England, T al and Scot
laud-at heavy expense and loss myself The improved
system OF Cutting, Curing, Packing and Selecting Beef
Pork and Bacon for the European markets. feel 1t
cumbent myself and due friends, to publish and
circulate the annexed Circular from that highly honorable
much respected and universally known firm, Messrs How
land Aspnwall, New York, 1t rates from all
blame stain in the failure of the concern unfOru
nately connected with.
The becoming desire which animates every honorable and
sensiyeminded man, who may have been in business
misfortune without any fault OF his own to dlspel any
cloud arising theTefrom the only apology have
for ntruding your notice these my remarks and the
neXed letter.
have the honor to remain, gentlemen,
Your obedient servant
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MISCELLANEOUS

Boyd's Rhetoric,
Cutters First Physiology,
Cutters PhysiO Osy and Anatomy,
Crittendsn's BoOk Keeping,
Gray's How Plants Grow.
Gray's Lessons in Botany,
Gray's Manual of Botany,
HtchcOck's Geology,
/ Wells Manual of Geography,
Lyell's Principles of Geology,
Matiison's Astronomy,
Mayhew's Book Keeping,
Paysou & Dunton's Wri ing Books
Quackenbos' English COmpositiOn,i
St. Johns Geology,
School Speakers IA kinds,
Waits on tine Mind,
Wright's Orth0graphy,
Woods First Botany,
Woods Glass Book PJtany,s
Whatelsy's RhetoEip,
Whateley's Is Logic
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G1lnrapers.

ENG r AVING AND LITHOGRAPHING
pRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
~ ENGRAVERS AND LITHoGRAPHERS Bank
trest. .Cieve and. q
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New York, September II, 1853.

The bearer of this-Mr p H O'COnnor. from Sligo.
reand-Has, the 1850 the employ the House
OF Wadsworh. Dyer Co. of Chicago as the head mana
of the BeePacking establishment, which
then carried by the above named House. of which
partner Mr. OConnorg gave the complete salts
his department of the business, and believe is
competent any living to and pack beef for
the English any other market.
Mos of the Beef packed by him for W, D. Co, was
disposed London and its reputation equal
greater any other brand offered in that
market. JULIUS WADSWORTH
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New advertisements.
PROVISION TRADE.
wEDDELL HOUSE, Cleveland, Nov. 2s, 1855.
To the Provision Merchants of Cleveland.
GENTLEMEN:
Having re-cstablished myself in NEW YORK as a
Provision Broker. at l63 Broad Street

beg leave solicit share of your that quarter
liberal advances from first rate Houses IN
the rde Provisions of all sorts, but particularly
that which best suits the European market In the
meautime, here and relieved from the engage
which brought me here-the party having shamefuy
violated the contract tn in few days after being
put the right track-f would be anxious to meet with
a party who would take interest with in packing
Il few hundred crces of first rate Beef and few hun
dre of India Pork and prime mess to SUIT the Engleh
market, hnt to be sold, ii possible. free bOard
New York In the English. Irish and Scotch markets.
aud at He Majesty's VicIualing Yards, my brand"
we'll and faVaraby known, the highest confidence
being placed in My late father, for years
one5 of the largest Government COntTacOrs and
had rejected and myself during the CTimean War
supplied the Government The annexed acceptance of
the of Ell IS per tiece will show
without any rejection either. II is not you h
any feeling egOtism parade these facts; but being
stranger among yUu merely wish pacs myself rightly
before you and ggg your atteEton the annexed
mentS, | have the honor TO remain,
Gentlemen, your Obedient servant,
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New York. I7th Sent Is5,

EIBIr P. H OConnor in my employ Jon several
sions superintendent of my establishment for packing
pork and bacon.
found him competent. practical curer for the Eng
lsh Market perfectly familiar with Details and aten
and steady duties and of INTEGRITY shall
be glad him located in respectable position
where his qualifications may be put to exercise
THEO. PERRY.
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Live for Something.

Live Tor Something.
Live for some thing; be not idle
Look about shee for employ;
Sit not down In useless dreaming
Labor is the sweetest joy.
Folded hands ore ever weary,
Selfish hearts are never gay,
Life for thee hath many duries-
Active be, hen, while you may.
Scatter blessings in thy pathway;
Gentle wor ds and cheering smiles
Better arc than gold or silver,
With their grief dispelling wilcs.
A the plcasa ut sunshine falIeih
Ever al the grateful earth,
SO lc< sympathy and kindness
GLADDEN. we'll the darkened hearth.
Hearts there are oppressed and weary;
Drsp the tear oi sympathy,
Whisper words Of hope and comfort,
Gre. aud thy reward shall bc
fJoy.anio Thy sDml returning
From this perfect fountain head,
fresly. as thoD freely givest,
Shall the grateful igh, be shed.
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Sweeter far in Heaven.

II was evening. We were seated alon.
al the piano. breathing song OF beauty an,
10y; and as our fingers glded gently up III,
siivcr-kcycd octaves, and the music, "th,
soul Of beauty" gushed forth responsive q
our touch, Il seemed that no where in thi.
glad earth could there be hearts beating
heavily-so light and joyous were our own
The last echo had died away in the distance
and turning from the instrument our eve
rested upon the sivcred locks and bending
form Of one whose countcnancc bespoke n
pure and noble heart. We had never mel
before but he whispered softly, while o
smile Of beauty wrcathcd his colorless lips,
young maiden, twill be syeeier far in
heaven!' o., how those few simple words
changed the current Of our thoug hts; and
when, in words Of winning c:oqucnce, he
spoke u the comforts Of our holy religion,
and urged US 10 consccratc our life, our tai.
enfs, our all, 10 The service Of our Maker.
we thought no sacrifice TOO great, If, like
him, we too might see unfolding before our
spirits vision the eIorics Of the Cclcs liaI
City.
Weeks fed, and that old man, wcaricd Of
ear b, folded his thin arms and went 10 sleep.
They laid him 10 rest, away in the church
yard; but we know ihlt there was but the
caskct-that The spirit, no longer fcttcred,
was basking In the sunlight Of the Snyiour's
smile; aud that his voice, no longer iremu.
ous, mingled IL the anthems OF lhe "just
made Terfect." And when at twilight,
'our we breathe song Of "olden iimc,"
beautiful, indeed. through the vista Of the
'ast, comes the remembrance Of those Joy
inspiring words, "'Twill DO sweeter far in
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NO. II
A RHCULTURAL.


We published, some time ago. a
paragraph from the Iiichmond whir
in relation 70 the carly maturity of 4
jcrop Of wheat grown on the farm Of
chas- H. Boughton, Esq, Of the com
lty Of Essex. The circumstances Of
the case arc these:
Several years ago, Mr.. Bouylton
found in his field Of wheat four heads
that had riPcncd some fifteen days
earlier than the remainder Of his crop.
lie preserved the grain and scwcd Il,
and has continued Resolving it every
year, until his crop comes in. this
year, at least a month earlier than US
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One Of the most singular things In tho
world, 10 how men come to chew tobacco
Il IL not only dirty and disagrceabc, and
spoils your breath. mouth, and shirt bosom
but Il contains "pizcn," deadly NJ that ven.
dsd BY ratiIesnake; and yet In spite Of oil
this there are people who prefer Il not only
tc guano but 10 nectar, and actually roll !,
under their tongues a. sweet morscl.
Some men have no idea Of any bliss more
exquisite. An old sailor while on his death
bed was asked what he supposed Heaven
was fenced IN with. With an eye full Of
hope and expectancy, he exclaimed, pig.
tail tobacco"
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a teacher was once talking TO his cIas
about this very hard thing. The boy
siookcd and wondered, and ail seemed as i
they thought him quite mistaken in tcllin:
them that they could be Of any use.
''WcIi." he said. "only Try"
'.But how shall we Try, teacher."
.Oh, that cannot tell you; for depend up
on il, my boys. II you are really dcsirous 4
do good, you will find out some way fo
yourselves"
They still looked rather unbclicving.
Il Sec" he said, "you cannot quite make
III out; but will tell you whnt TO do. KecT
your eyes open, and your hands ready, al
this week aud you shall tell INC, when wt
meet nert Sunday,if you have not managed
10 be useful in some way or other"
They all promised, and went home quite
full Of 4. The week passed away. the Sun.
day, came; there were the boys, oil In thciI
places, smiling and full Of cagerness.
"Ah," the teacher, as lie sat down, 81
see you have something 10 tell me nowl"
They all wanted to speak at once; but
'"Nc, we.must begin in due order at The be-
ginning" Then one boy told how he had
thought q going 10 the well for bucket d
water every morning, % save his mother The
'tmc and trouble, and how pleased she had
'becn wiki him, and how heartily she had
Sthankcd him, and how lie meant to keep il up
a secsnd said that he had been Ia 70 rcnt
q chapter in the Bible every day 10 the poor
old woman next door. whose eyes had grown
too dim 70 read Il tor herself.
Another had been going about the street
wondering what he could 10, when gen
'tcmsn called him 70 hold his horse, and
afterwards gave him four cents. "And
have brought il. teacher, for the missionary
box"
Almost oil had something, and all had
found cut tho truth Of that word TRY.
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1 DECAY n FRUn TREEs.-Wc have
often heard the practice recommended
Of driving nails into dccayin- fruit
trees to restore their vigor- But we
have never seen tho result sct forth So
lstrikingly as in The following from the
Southern Planter:
A singular fact, and ono worthy Of
Icing recorded, was mentioned 10 rs
a few days since by Mr.. Alexander
Duke, Of Albcmarlc. He stated tl.a,
whilst on a visit to a ncighbor, his at-
tcntion was called to a large peach or
|chari. every tree in which had been
totally destroyed BY the ravagcs Of the
worm, with the exception Of three.
and these wcrc the most thrifty and
iiourishing peach trees lie ever saw
The only cansc Of their superiority
known to his host was an experiment
made in consequence Of Observing that
those parts Of the worm eaten timber
into which nails had been driven were
generally sound. When his trees were
about year old he had selected three
Of them, and driven a ten penny nail
through the bcdy, as near the ground
as possible; whilst the balance OF his
orchard had gradually failed and final
~ yielded entirely to the ravagcs of
the worms, these three, selected at ran
dom and treated precisely in the same
manner, with the exception Of the
mailing, had always been vigorous and
healthy, furnishing him At that very
period with the greatest profnsion Of
the most luscious fruit. II is supposed
that the salt Of iron afforded by the
nail is offensive to the worm, whilst il
il harmless, or perhaps even beneficial
to the tree.
"A chemical writer upon the snhicct
says The oxydaticn or rusting cf the
iron by the sap evolves ammonia,
which, as the sap rises, will of course
imprcgnate every part Of tl,c foliagc,
and prove too severe dose i;,r the
delicate palate Of iniruding insects
The writer recommends driving half
n lSzcn nails into the trunk. Several
experiments &C THE kind, with differ
cnt varieties II fruit tlcc-. hare re-
suited successfully.
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RATES or ADVERTISING

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For square Of 10 Jineso less, week, al co.
Fac" s"osequen insertion, 20 cts.
Longer advert iscments, at same rate. A
traction over ev' square or squares, counted
as square. hose are the terms for tran
sient advertiser cnts; reasonable deduc.
'tion will DC mad e TO regular advertisers.
Notices Of ap ,ointment of adnifnislra tors
and legal motto - Of like character to be
'paid for in advs, ics.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
asor Township 'fiices, each, Si.oo
.ros noun'y 200
H'or District, Cn vuit. or State, 500
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Verses fer the Year 1900.

Tell John 10 set the kettle on.
want 10 take drive
only want 10 20 10 Rome,
And shall be back at 1--WE;
Tell cook 10 dless those humminr birds.
] shot in Mexico,
They've now been killed Of least two days
They'll soon be un peu haM.
And Tom, take yen the gold leaf wings.
And start for Spain al three
! want some Seville oranges,
'Twixt dinner time and tea;
Fly round by France and bring new
Perpetual motion gun,
Tomorrow with some friends 70
A hunting in the sun.
The trip took the other day,
TO breakfast in the noon,
Thanks 10 my Lord Bellair, for he
Spoiled my new balloon;
For, steering through The milky way,
tie ran against star;
And turning round again too soon,
Came jolt against my car.
But Tom must get the car re paired,
And then let Dan and Dick
iDhatc with ten square miles Of gas,
! mean TO travel quick;
My steam i surely up BY now-
Put the high pressure on,
Give me The breath bag for the way
All righ'-hey-whiz-I'm gone.
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ON don't believe i,'s any use, this vac.
cinatoa.' said . YsaLco. Il had 4 child
vaccinsted. and he fell on, u The windcr a
week alter and 90 killed.
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0-THow does . pitclscr Of waicr differ
from man throwing his wife over bridge!
One y water In the pitcher, and The olheI
rs pitch her Ia the water.
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Why's Pawnbrok,s hike sdrunksld
Because he takes the pledge, but CO nno
always kcePil.
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Law AND When Kentucky
Judge, some years since, was asked by an
attorney, upon some strange ruling, III
that law. your honori' he replied, III the
Court understand herself, and she thinks
she do, il arc"
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@You need little sun and air. said q
physician 70 maiden patient. III l do.
wss the cute rcPy. IN wait ill I Get mar
ricd.'
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Gran administrator on the estate Of ,
deceased female, in New Hampshire, advcr
tises for sale At auction, "The wearing sp
parel Of Mrs. c. E., deceased, consis TIM
of one bed. two carriages, and one sIeigh.'