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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31
RISLEY's FOUND FLUID
Extract OF EBuchsE!
As a Re nedy in
Nocturnal Ep5ssions, and all Improper

As a Re nedy in
Nocturnal EWHssiOns, and all Improper
and DebiIiinItng Discharges
From the Sexual Organs which have blasted the iutel
lectual faculties of many thousands, and in frequent
instances consigned them oucast7 of society rendering
them slaveriug idiots inmates of u attic asylum,
not only reliable but prompt in eecting speedy cure.
For diseases under consideration there was no reliable
preparation, until this remedy introdu :ed and
during the many it has been before the people,
thousands, probably, have experienced its remedial
Influences There probably diseases which have
much taxed the skill ami Ingenuity OF the physician
and certainly, destructive to the health, happ
ness, and everything appfrainng, socially, morally and
physically the human subject the diseases under
consideration AMI although thousands haYeben swept
from time to eternity from their destructive consequences
and in all probability thousands Of others will share the
same fate yet who are in reach Of th.s preparation
need for fear any such disastrous res Ats, for
il it he taken regularly and its persevered In, its
remedial eff Let all who afflicted
try is 1t certainly behooves them il they value exist
ence to try remedy and certainly prepGra ion
has grea notorietY Of reputation for its
intrinsic worth than this 1t is found all Drug Stores.
BARRAL RIsLEY. & KITClEy, Importers and
Whclesaae Druggists, 70 Barclay Street New York, s'e
Agents, mN3I daw2H
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

Once known DeVeP fOrgOILen.-If our read
ers would have a positive luxury for the Toilette, use
Bio gett's SPersan Balm" For Cleansing the Teeth
sha ing Cham pooing Bathing, Beautiiying the Com
pexon removing Tan Pinpes, Freckles, Sun Marks,
and sl dsaE reeabe msrks from the Ska has equal
Sid by all Druggists. 8. BL0DGEcP CO., Pro
priet1rs, Ogdeusburgh, N. Y.
sci by all Druggists in Worcester, and wholesale and
retail BY JOHN Q. HILL, Mechanics Hall Bnildng.
apps &s6m
COd Liver Oil for COpsum ptiQH.-Why it
so often ails--why it should not be regarded it it by
a great many, as almost "speci6c" See what Or.
BLISS says OF il in his advertisement of this week. to be
fouud in another column Every person predisposed to
disease Of the lungs should TAIL read it carefully
my17 davis
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These pills are nothing new but have been used by the
doctors for many years both Ia France and Ameroawh
unparalleled in every casei and ne Is urgsd ~
many Thousand ladies who have used them, 70 make
the Pills public for the alienation OF those suhefngs rom
ANY Irregularities whatever well as to prevent an Ia
or aBe Of faulty where heath will not permtt Females
peculiarly situated, those surprising themselves so,
are cautioned az ans using these Pills while In that CON
don as the the proprietor ASSUMES responsibility AZ
Ter the above admOnu n, although their midness would
urevent any mischief to heathj otherwise the Pulls are
recommended Full and explicit directions accompany
SOFA wholesale ana retail by DAVID SCOTT, Drug
eist 26l Main street. corner Of Mechanic .tree Wor
q, ater, Mas and by JAMES lien, III Main street,
Worce To-, Mass. Ladies, by enclosing them 81, can
have Tho doden Pls sent TO any pert Of The O. untry
confidently, by return mail Sold slo BY A. Brrie
Olrtont Ham " Il ne VI chhurgi Da ltrel Bon, Dan
e. scnyil e. A. HoughtonA hol oti Baoh Son, Prov
te,e, Weeks poter Boston, and BY one Druggist IN
ev,wy town 10 the Union, nm. 49,.
ND,-Ladles, 10 particular In asking ORD Dupon
eoa05iden Pills and see that the slgnau y on inc
bal YOU will then obtain a medicine you may July rely
uon. The agent viii tell you they arc no secret COM
p'und, lat arc made known 10 all concerned
app0 dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

lust RECEIVED AND NOW OPEN
- ING AT GROSS b STRAUSS,
Rich Embroidered Muslin, French, Honiton, Maltese
and yaenclennes coarsj Rich Muslin, French Honiton
Maltese, vasncleunes Point Lace and Linen Travelling
Sets, New Sleeves Iniantl' Waists Cambrio and Dlmy
Bands purchased at the recent Auction Bales at great
sacrifice.
large assortment of French Thread Lace and Chan
tlty Wells, Thread Lace ooifures, Rich vaenciennes
Honiton, Gulpure, Brussels and Thread Lacee.
DRkss TRIMMINGS 800 ps New Dress aud Man
tina Frioges, 10 Cartons 0aloon WINNINGS Buttons and
bindings. Also a great stock OF Cotton aud Linen
Frlpgts and Trimmings. The Trimming Department
will be4ound repete with all the novelties Of the season
SUMMER HOeIERY.--Alexandre' Kid Gloves, Ladles
Mems, Bows, Miases and Infants Llsle Thread Plain
end 0penwork Hose, Long and Short Mohair Mtts Isle
Thread and bk Gauntlet Gloves, full aud compete
Aotment We are able 70 give such bargains that Will
encourage the most economical to buy call IL solicit
cd Of all 10 want Reapeotfuly,
GROSS a STRAUSS,
my2e az 162 Main street.
GTRAINER CLOTH.-1O Pieces received
y ..laaa naNm ssannm ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31


CARD Il hSve transferred my interest in the Cloth
ing and Tailoring business to Mr. LOUIS LEwIssoN, man
widely known to the trade and possessing ability and IA
ciies in eminent degree and an unblemshed charac
ter for ruhfuness and just deang covering space Of
time within my examination of sixteen years
therefore have hesitation in fully recommending him
t the confidence of my former patrons Mr.. I'm. Fl.
Ritard, the master of my Custom Department, will &C
cupy hesaue position in the new It is needless for me
to speak Of his gentleqany qualities, lis sincere yet
frank and social manner and eminent abilities as an ar
tis' for they too well known to pass uurewarded-
Mr. John DeUerGur whose face for the past eight years
has been familiar, may still be found at his post ready
to greet his and my friends by his honest heart and pur
poses in the same vocation. Mr. John j. Bigelow for
merry Of the firm Of Mecorney Bigelow, and lately with
me, is aso retained, and is of himself full pledge of f.
deity and fair usage to them who may favor the new es
tabIishment.
take leave Of my ouStoners with many regr cts The
ASSOCIATION has been oil much pleasure to me- and
do not expect to pass another twenty years of my te
so any spared to me, that will yield so many pleas
ant remembrancesi yet deem it my duty that to
those whose welfare obey their call therefore
bid farewell to my who rank as company of
freJ ds and VITO have long stood by and cheered
me on by sympathy, encouragement, and unlimited con
fldence. W. q. HUDSON.
Cark's Block 259 Main street
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WANTS.

AHJ NTED-A tenement for small family in IN
vicinity Of the Common DIFF mv26
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Worcester, May Is, 1858.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31
PHILIP ENG LIsH,
u 2 H O L S Il E, r E r.
Fosters Block,
Corner Of Main and Pearl streets, Worcerter.
Also, carPsts made and put dow 4
All orders promptly executed.
TERMS CASH.

BHsh's Cough Cure LOzenSes SUPERIOR
20 any ether Medicine in the form Candy Lozen
ges for the Of Colds Coughs Hoarseness Asthma
Croup Whoopng Cough Sore Throat and all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail, by BCsH
co 81 Front street deodtf mch26
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DRY GOODS.
Ef SEE FIRST PAGE.

EFS SEE FIRST PAGE.
~ Il w $ I z l. Il y
NIANTILLAS,
pened today, comprising a great many ENTIRELY
NEW PATTERNS.
my25 dtw2v JENKINS, HAMILTON, 3 co.
& U NJ NJ e R C o o u
- for the -
B o Y S
The best assortment in town Of all kinds of Goods for
boys wear, such as
ERMGNETTs,
Plain and Check NANKtNETT,
CAsHMERETTs,
Bates and York CHECKS,
LINEN DRILLS,
MARsEILLEs
/ FRENCH PLAIDs
and WATER PROOF TwEEDs.
my26 dkw4w JENKINS, HAMILTON & co.
GENTS FURNIs HING GOODS,
full assortment just received
COTTON and ANGOLA
HOSIERY.
Isle THREAD and:MER1NO
VESTS AND PANTS,
KID, Isle, and SILK
ICLOVEs.
PLAIN, BoRDER'D, HEMsTIToHED, LINEN SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Gentlemen will ind arst rate assortment ,of Goods
fer the Summer season, in this department.
JENKINS, HAMILTON 8 co.
my2l dAwtv
NEW PARIS EMBROIDER IEs,
- Just received by -
JENKINS, HAMILTON & co.
ELEGANT HoNIToN SETS,
MALTA SETS,
vALENoIENNEs SETS,
CAMBRIA and MUSLIN SETS,
LINEN and PIQUEr TRAVELLING SETS;
Real French COLLARS, small size.
Honton, vaIenciennes and Malta COLLARS.
Cambria and Muslin TRIMMINGS.
French Embroidered HANDKERCHIEFs.
Hemstitched and Grass Linen HANDKRRCHIEFs.
Ladies will find great variety of new Goods in our
Embroidery department well worthy their attention.
JENKINS, HAMILTON, Il Co.
my21 d&w4w Late B Harden Il Co.
on d p RIA S 10 L s,
received today by
myS5 d&W2w JENKINS, HAMILTON, & co.
" e r L IN ca R Pc II s.
. 10 ps, of HEAVY BERLIN CARPETS the very
heaviest goods imported, Weighing lbs. to the yard.
Also 10 ps, of "a COTTON CARPETS, heavier goods
and better quality than was ever shown in Worcester
| just received and for sale low, by
| JENKINs HAMILTON, L CO.,
mvIs dkw4w l4S Main street.
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Terra Gotta. Parian, and China Vases,
DIR. DUPONCo's GOLDEN PILL
m. u

Jn(afHge IN correcting, regulating, and remoufng
oil distractions, tr m whlts0er cause ana
aftOays sucosssfai as restorative
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31
FRANCIS C MISNER.
Teacher Of Languages, ...........No Brinley Hall

Mr. EntOm, % the COMMERCIAL college, has opened
and furnished beautiful room, entirely separate his
DO kkeepng ROOMS Tor Young Ladies and Misses, where
he viii give thorough instruction in English Grammar,
Arithmetic, and peumanship ten dollars per quarter
Ave dollars for six weeks Term. diff ap27
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GROW Err & b AKER RS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Is SUMMER STREET, BOSTON,
4s5 BROAD WAY, NEW YORK,

ITThese Machines nov justly admitted to be
ne hestn use for Family Sewing making u new strong,
TAD elastic stitch, which will rip, if every
oarth stitch be cut Circulars application by
letter. Agents wanted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

We are continually receiving additions to stock Of
Gas Fixtures, Shades &c, and are prepared to furnish
public and private buildings on the most favorable
terms We the agents for this city for the sale of
THE CARCEL BURNER,
which famous for giving the most brilliant light while
It CONSUMES the least quantity OF gas trial u is
convincing proof of its
ECONOMY AND BRILLIANCY.
It very desirable burner for Drop Lights for Shops,
where q steady light is needed.
Terms-One PrIce-Cnsh.
FIRTH L NICHOLS,
apps d&wd Opposite Bay State House
CROCKERY, GLASS. AND FRENCH
CHINA WARE.
Our stock of the above goods complete in all its
parts, and offers
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
to those who wish to repeneh their tables and more
especially to all who are about commencing house keep
ing We have on hand at all times,
ROGERS BROS. PLATED GOODS,
j. RUSSELL & cos CUTLERY, (paied or not,)
Which we have tried and not found wanting.
(rhese goods drew the Medal at the MechOnics Fair
last FAM
Plated and Britannia Tea Pots, Casters and Spoons
Solar Lamps, Kerosene Lamps, Fluid Lamps,
Tea Trays, Table Mats,
E,ervthpe that is neeied to furnish your tables in the
best manner.
Terra Gotta, Parian and China Vases,
FANCY GOODS,
Our goods are all selected with great care expressly
for our retail trade Of the FIRST QUALITY, and at
the lowest prices for Cash
NJ Every article warranted as represented
snh deod&w FIRTH NICHOLS.
DIR. DUPoNCo's GOLDEN PILL S
FOR FEM Les.
JnCafliBe in correcting, regulating, and rem0utng
ali obstruottons, fr m Wh4tsOer cause, and
ALWAYS sHccsssfai as restorative.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

n. Fl D0WA'S ELIXIR
is warranted usual to give satisfaction. Trial bottles
% cents. Sold by oil Druggists
j. NJ HENRY SONS, Agents.
APPS d3Bk Waterbury, Vt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-22
LANCASTER COLLIERY FOR SALE
Innortant TO CeaI Onpras0rs.

TRNIE undersigned Lcssccs of the Lancaster
Il Colicry," near Shamokin, Northumberland
county, Pennsylvania, wishing to retire from the
business, offer for sale the Lease and Fixtures
Of said Collicry, on satisfactory terms. This
Collicry has been in operation since 1854, and
has been successful beyond expectation. The
Coal is superior articles for all uses 10 which
Anthracite isarPlied, and good market has been
established which can he much extended. The
Breaker and Fixtures are Of the very best char
actcr and will recommend Themselves to persons
acquainted with the business.
The Lease runs to January !, 1864, and Is d
favorable one for the operator.
For further information apply at the CoIliery
in person, or by letter to Shamoldn, =. o., Nor.
thumbcrland county, Pennsylvania.
COCHRAN, pEALE & co.
February 6, lS5S,-f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-22

PLANTING IocUsT SEED. L. ID. J. wishes
to he informed of the best method of prepar.
ing black locust seed to cause them TO vege.
tate readily. The best treatment Of locust
seed to insure n speedy termination Is to
gather the seed as soon rs ripe in the faIl.
shell them and put them in box OF sand
keep the sand moist and exposed to the veath,
er until Spring then sift the sand out, ana
plant in April, about the usual time OF plant
ing corn. When seed are not procured IN
time to adopt this method, take them at .he
proper time fplanting, pour hot mot oolllngJ
water on them let them stand in the water
in warm place for several days changing
tho water every second day, when some OF the
seed will become considerably swo Her these
should be picked out and planted let inc
others remain in the water until the shell be,
comes soaked and the kernel swollen, and
plant as before. with this treatment they
will crow az readily as Indian corn. Plant
Grstin nursery rows, putting the seed six
inches apart, aud the rows four feet as under
ond Transplant the first or second Spring fol-
louia~ - - Iois jGRcy Farmer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-22

MEIHoDIsT5 IN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA -
The third annual conference orthe Methodist
Episcopal Church in Kansas and Nebraska.
was held at Topeka from the 18th to the ! 9th
of April Bishop james presiding. The
churches returned 1928 members in Kansas
and ISL in Nebraska---an increase Of more
than half in 1857. There are 50 local preach
ers in the two territories. For.y-one timer
ant preachers were stationed in Kansas aud
twentyin Nebraska, for the present year.
Some musical publisher or teacher 'once
wrote or said chat the art Of playing on the
violin required the incest perception, and the
most delicate sensbility of any art OF the
known world" Some country editor in COM
mcnting on it says: "rhe art of publishing
a country newspaper and making it pay, beats
the art Of fddlng higher than kite"
"Mr. Green, when you said there was too
much American eagle in the speakers dis
course, did you mean that it was talented
production, and to what claws of the speech
did you especially refer ?"
Coon NEws-The Huntingdon, Globe says
The miners on Broad Top have again gone
to work in good earnest and coal is beginning
to come down in large quantities which will
enable shippers TO fill their contracts, liar
risJTg telegraph.
Gen'l Gushing has donated square ofland
worth two thousand dollars, for a ueA Epis-
eogal Church IN Washington D. c.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-22
HOVERs LIQUID HAIR DYE.

The testimony of Prof, Booth and Or. BrincLe having
previously been published the following is now added -
and Practice OF Medicine in the Female Medical College
CE Pennsylvania and late Professor OF Surgery in the
American College Of Medicine, &c.:
PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 9th, 1856.
Mr.. JosEFH r. HOVER A tIia OF your LIQUID
HAIR DYE viii convince the most skeptical that il is a
SAFE, ELEGANT, and EFFICACIoUs preparation. Unlike
many others It has in several instances proved servceabe
IN the cure Of some cutuneOus erupons the head and
nave 40 hesitation IN commencing It 10 those requiring
sIch an application.
Very respectfully J. F. X McCLOSKEY, MD,
415 Race St. above 18Th.
HONER'S WRITING INKS including HOVER =
WRITING FLUID and HOVER 'SINDEfIBLE INKS.
sun maintain he high character, which has always dis
hsulshed them and the extensive demand first created
has continued uninterrupted until the present.
Orders addressed to the Mandatory, No. 4l6
RACE street, above Fourth, (old No. l441
Philadelphia, will receiveprompt attention, by
JOSEPH L. HOVER, Manufacturer.
December 25, lS57.-April 25, 81, ch.
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TRASPLATING TREES.

The proper way to remove tree, whether
large or small is to commence at point auD-
Ciently distant from the stem to include the
fJTous eZtIemIties of the roots, and to follow
them up, freeing them carefully from the soil,
and preserving the liberated roots from drying
or sulivel.ng during the operation. There is
no occasion TO diyost the roots Of every par
ticlo Of soil, but retain no more than viii ad-
NIT Of speedy and ready removal. And as it
is impossible even with The most careful man
ipulatjon, TO save aH tLc roots, the branches
should be CorrcapoDdugiy reduced. 1t is an
axiom, believe with I'rcnch cultiyators that
4 tree ought 70 make all It's growth where it is
planted and il is generally conceded tnat they
are not deficient either in the science or praC-
tlce ofaJortcuturo. All newly y-transplanted
trees require more or less pruning. lneXpe-
rienced planters usually opposed to pruning,
which frequently leads to failures. Pruning
il greatly objected to, from fear of destroy
ing the characteristic beouty and habit OF
growth. skil!ul pruHur viii enhance, IA
ther than destroy symotry OF form.
Newly.planted trees, after commencing an
apparently active growth, will ofentimes sud-
denly wther and die. The reason is simply
this The sap existing in the tree was SUN
cient to deyclope the buds, but us soon as
leaves were formed, they acted as so many
pumps il drawing up the sap, TO supply
evaporation from their surfaces. The demand
being greater than the supply, lowing to the
root reductlon) the plant must suceumb. Tc
oqualze their conditions, the leaves should
have been diminished, that is, the branches
pruned.
Want oflesuro at present, prevents nc
from treating so fully on the theory Of this
subject as / anticipated when | sent ny for
mer article. The same excuse must be my
apology for the delay Of this l may refer tc
i! again. WILLIAM SAUNDERS.
Gcy~aaiown AprH, l6, 1865.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-22

THE LION AND THE SKUNK.
A DREAM.

l met lion in my path,
Twas on dreary autumn mighty
" no gave the the alternative.
10 either run or fight.
! dare not turn upon the track,
dare not think to run away,
For fear the lion at my back,
Would seize me as his prey.
So summoning fearless air,
Though all my soul was foil Of fright,
l said nnto the forest king
Il will not run, but fight"
We fought, and, as the ratos decreed,
| conquered, in the bloody fray,
For soon the lion at my feet
A lifeiess carcass lay.
4 little skunk was standing by,
And noted what the lion spoke;
And when he saw the lion die,
The lions tracks he took.
lie used the lions very speech,
For stretching to his utmost height,
He gave me the alternative
10 either run or fight
saw he was prepared to fling
Fresh odors from his bushy tail,
And knew those odors very soon,
My nostrils would assail.
So, commencing a9humble air,
Though all my soul was free fror
fright,
] said to The dirty skunk,
'Ill ru1 but will not .fglt.'
MORAL.
As years, begin to chill my blood,
rather all would doubt my spupk,
Than for a moment undertake
10 fight human skunk.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-22

Top Dressing Meadow Lands has long been
recommended in our columns as a certain
means to prolong a full crop Of grass TO an
almost indefinite period. In portions Of
Chester and Delaware counties, we have seen
meadow land in grass, without disturbance.
AS We were assured for fifty years; and the
only top-dressing they ever received was a
little me--thirty bushels to the acre-about
every two years We have ourselves ton
dressed timothy in the spring, followed by a
couple of bushels ofplaster to the acre, which
gave US full yield Of grass for seven years,
when the natural grasses asserted their super,
iority. We think it good policy TO follow
top-dressing with plastor--it protects the
ammonia in the manure, giving the soil all
the manurial aluence, in addition to its own
other antl-soptic qualities, SO valuable, espec-
ially ID dry seasOus.-HR.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-22

How TO Cool WATER-lf it is desired to
cool water for drinking in warm weather. and
ice cannot be obtained for this purpose, let it
be kept in nn unglazed earthenware pitcher
wrapt around with two or three folds Of
coarse cotton cloth kept constantly wet.
The theory Of cooling water in this manner is
the absorption Of heat from it, by the evapo-
ration Of the moisture in the cotton cloth
expansion produces cold, compression heat.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-22
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LUNATPC NERSES.


Miller, who shot at Judge Fitch, Of Toledo. is now
he Newl .oueh Insane Asylum. a few day since !
'foe the following verses ana sent them to friend
Iylelo, who had them inserted in tue Blade:
Gods Phior1phere. and Kings,
Devils Angels uuus wings
Material and rphI itngs;
What fsom mind. matter ,puuss
Confusion y profusou.
Laughing men and crying men,
lothoro,s and dying men,,
Preaching, praying fighting, rDmp
Shouting, singing awsrpna lpms
Stealing, besCing. sghpg men
In our institution
IoIds CT cae.,cs in the air,
EGI!ofs IN hydrogen rars,
Light heads light absorbent hair,
Draws vel here as anywhere;
Rats, p!ne.uslics, c'so share
Csr hosr'e-:ab!c f-lt-r,
Al liz visionary lights,
Men Of justice, dreans ana s-i's
Kansas scrc7mefs-peope rights
Men of co!Jrs-mon Ui plsh.s,
Drinking thinking, lazy weights,
IaIlucHhtcd plojlcr.
1uuatc Hotel, Hello!
Counties Of North Ohio
sdudusky, Cleveland, Toledo,
Send your Qui&otes here. You know
lodgings cheap--the grub So, SO,
Bring 'cm on and tile 'cm.
Let them fancy what they Will,
Gin Is Jack and Jack Is Gil,
Here we make, mend, cure, md hill,
Clothc, feed, physic Doctor Pin
Looks to the state to foot the bl
Oto1r Insane Asylum.