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SSsa- We clip the following from the San Fran>
cisco Price Current, relative to the agricultural
capabilities and productions of California
agricultural purposes, not including the swamp
and Overfowed lands, is estimated at Al ,622, 400
acres The swamp lands, which it is thought
readily be reclaimed, are estimated at 5,000,n00
acres. The amount of grazing land is estimated
at 3O.0O0000 making total of &c, 622, 400 acres,
other than mineral and sterile lands.
= The products of the leading cereals for the last
three years is thus estimated
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6ke -. .Esss.
n Tg-7 WINTER ARRAGGEA1EA I.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY NOV
" g. 1883 Passenger Train. leave Cieye and as follow
30 Cincinnati Express, stopping Al Berea Grafton
Wellington, New London, Shelby Crestline
GALLON, Gilead Cardington, Ashley Delaware
and Warrington e - . r. d. -
$40 d. Cincinnati Night Passenger, stopping At all sta-
CaTdington and Delaware; also, stopping to
leave passengers afal stations south Of GaIion
CONNECTIONS.
ShelhT Sa1suslfv Mansfield and Newark R1ilr0ad for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, Zanesyllle, &c
Crestlne, Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne and Chicago Railroad
for Forest, UpperSandusky, Dephos, Lima, Fl
Wayne, Laporte, Chicago &c. west, and East
Gallon and Beefontaina RaiTosd Line for Marion Belle
Hae fOntaiue Sidney Union, Munciei indianapolis,
-Terre Haute, ,Vlneennes, Evansville. LOUISVILLE,
ia--- CaiTo, ST. Lepis, ke. % -.
De DAYTON and Cincinnati Line for Springfield o.
3 az DAYTON, Hamilton Cincinnzti Richmond, In
M dianapolis, TerTe Haute, st Louis. &C.; and al
Cincinnati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail-
E cll read for Louisville. and all points On the Ohio
esInmbus Little Miami and CsIumbus and xenia Rail
Tsad, f1T X6nia, Dayton, Indianapolis. Iene
ii4 Haute, St Louis, Morrow, EOV8land. and Gin
"a cinnati and with the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road at Cincinnati for louisville, Evansville,
Cairo, st Louis, and all points on the Ohio river
Columbus Central Ohio Railroad FOR Newark ZanesIle
rIIF- Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Piqua and Indians
Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, SC.
q For Tickets 10 ell points and Information apply at
The Union Ticket oee, 81 Superior street, rat the Pas
Senger Station
Cleveland Nov 10. 1859.
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Corning 9 Go 5 QuOtations

76 RIVRR CLEVELAND, OHIO
MANUFACTURERS OF
Alcohol. Burning FTuid, Pure SPfrits, Cologne
......s4. .. .S,,i,;ts nd VVbiSIIeS
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DR.. AMOS & SON,
Corner OF Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, N Y.
RE THE ONLY PHYSTCTANSTN IN

a III lie ONLI iii CIOIANC IN
the State who members Of the Royal Colle-e o
surgeons London May be consulted from o'eock N
te morning until at night IN state and symptom Of
OF thirty years extensive practice in Europe and 1mera7
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d r. R.-N0 MORE PAIN-NO
Ne MORE SICKNESS-NO M0RE RHEUMA-
TISM, Ct Stiffness Of the Joints, Lqmbage, Headaehss,
TOohaches suftcring from other bodily nhrmtes- The
rapid and complete efficacy of u
. RADWAY'S READY RELIEF,
In nsananeousy stopping the most exerucating Pains
and Aches BErns Sc8ds Cuts, Wounds, Bruises Sc sc
renders important faf egeFy family keep supply If itin
the house.
Armed with this Remedy household is always protect
against sudden attacks Of sickness Thousands Of lives
Of persons have been saved by its timely USE who
suddenly seized the night time with Cramps, Spasms.
Vomiting ChOlers Yellow Fever and other violent dis
eases Let dose of this Remedy be taken internally
ay require when suddenly seized with Pain
Sickness and II will INSTANTLY RELIEVE THE PA
TENT FROM PAIN, and arrest the disease.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF HAS CURED
RHEUMATISM. TISA.--.........-..........In In four hours.
NEURALGIA IA.........................In In one hour
CRAMP In ten minutes.
DIARRHQEA In ffesu minutes
TOOTHAC HE. In minute.
SPASAIS five minutes.
SICK HEADACHE. ten minutes.
CHII.LS AND FEVER. ffeen minutes
CHII In ffteen minutes.
INFLUENZA .......-.............. In SIX hours
SORE THROAT. In ten minutes.
BURNS -. In twenty minutes
-lt AGUE CHEEK. ~ ~ A-t't
lLe.- PARALYSIS
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COMMERCIAL.
,IeveIand Produce markets.

on SIE b lF W.
..a.. 49, 80 MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
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FRUITS

Hay. fson 0Da II 90 Waiar-Easrn 71bbl6 l1s
Do baled f1gp % Is o. Sandy IEd Cemnt 9(a s.
HOPs--.-.----fab )S9 lSWhits Lime .@,.. 20 %
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
Six of these Pills will supply the blood with the
amount Of nutrition ounce OF ordinary bread.
HOthsrs nursing should always take two Of these
Pills twice week They will not only keep your
system healthy ar regular but will protect your infants
against Cramp Pains in the Stomach, and insure
only healthy ch a, but viii invest eFeTy child, thus
sucked, with sweet disposition
THEY CURE
cosTTvENRss, INDIGESTION,
HEART-HURN, DYSPEPSIA,
BILIoBsNEss, CONSTIPATION,
DRoPsY, - HEADACHE, --t
PALPITATIoN OF HEART, CONGESTION, ETC.
its" Price, 25 Cents
Ask fol Railways Resplators or Regulating Pills
The Great Constitutional Remedy,
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.Mistfuaueons.
NnHce.-

III HATTERSLEY would respect
l.. 6IIv infrm his friends and the public that ne has
rrI,S; his Gun Store to No lOz Superior street mex
la,r "a (,orham 4 Apn's, where may be found large
srt nent 6f Rides Shot Guns ReyolTers Pistols, Pow
der Shot Gags sc, &e. II Repairing done neat and
diSpatch dec5luNhzO
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6roferies, &c.

GROCERIES AT Wholesale.
WE HAVE NOW IN STORE A
w LARGE STOCK or
FRESH GROCERIES,
comprising almost everything the line Of Groceries, to
which invite Of the trade, rs we are pre-
~pGEsiaitto sell at VERY LOW PRlC CEas-s--------.a
fob2 MORGAN & ROOT---
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Rail Roa0s.

MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
hmbus Cincinnati, Cleveland and Erie and Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlJl with hacks to Chagrin Falls &c
At Mantua with hacks for Ravenna, &c.
At Braeeville with hacks to Newton Falls &C
At Nanen with hacks to ShaTen Greenfield. MhadFille
Bloomfield Canfeld sc
AT YOUNGSTOWN, with stages for New Castle Poland,
Lowell, and Enon Valley and thence by p F. W. c. r.
Z. 10 Pittsburgh.
CHAs l. RHODES, supT
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a Mosr scIENT7FIc INvENr1oN.
-YoUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NoTIcR.

n
An L srument for the Of Nocturnal Emissions mora
properly known Seminal Weakness SC Can be Drolp
y cured In from fifteen days to tW0 mOnths By the use x
thls instrument when used eo1oInly with nod.eines.
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The Eclectic College Of Medicine.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

-
vNHE SPRING SESSION Of 1859 will commence On
Wednesday, the 9Th OF February and eontin-
ne sixteen weeks. A full and thorough course
Of Lectures will be given, occupying six or
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for
attentien.to practical Anatomy, and with am
pie Clinical facilities at the Commercial Hos
pital. ! }. =; = 20 { }
The arrangement Of tic chairs will be as fol-
lows - III - Z >&I-i x.rEsg $y3.s
J. f.. st. JOHN, NJ. D.,
80 Professor of Anatomy and Physiology,
J. f. JUDGE, M. d.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Professor Of Surgery.
c. III. CLEVELAND, M. D.,
Professor Of Materia Mcdica and Therapeutics.
VIM. SHERWOOD. d. D.. 81.
Professor of Medical Practice and Ps:aology.
j. II. BUCHANAN, NJ. De- As5
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral HISTOLOGY and
80 Institutes of Medicine. = - stsFaa
~ JOHN KING, M. d., u
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of w oman
Ei.G". and Children. sG,.-,--i
The Terms for the Session will be tie same
as heretofore, viz Naturalization, $780,
Tuition. $50 90. Demonstrators Ticket, $500.
Every Student is required to engage in dissec-
ton one session before graduation.9 Gradua-
alton, SIS, 90: Ticket to Commercial Hospital,
optional $500. 81 ~. sj.re' ss.,-.5>;ss
The Lecture Rooms are ,.cwly finished, neat,
and comfortable, and in a central lotalit1 liz
College Hall, Walnut Street), where students
will find it convenient to call on their, arrival.
Tickets for the session may be obtained ofths
Dean Of the Fdcahv. at his office, No. Il3 Snntl,
Street, or Of Prof: c. II. CLEyELAsD, l&cvstarv
attic Faculty, No. ! 80 Seventy street, near Elm
lOsy JOHN KING, NJ. D.. Dean.
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ConSumptives do not Despair!

=" u AN oEDsINDIAxiDoc-
TOR. UScAs BRAsr, while q
Missionary among the In
dians Of tho Rocky Noun
taina, diecotorvd a Rare
Plant; that proves to be =
certain cure for Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Liver Complaint, Nervous
Affections, Coughs, Colds,
&c. Having now made his
aoltu4e I and srctircd from
cuisines, he will send the
prescription and airccti:.ns
Tor preparing tho 1nedieine
sfse.cf dtxrge to- a]i:w no do
sire it, and, will send to his
agent, enclosed two stamps
C centsl, to pay the return
letter, with 4 description Of
their symptoms. Tho Old
Doctor has cured mc re than
5000 cGses Of Gonsumptio,s
alone, and hopes all afaict-
cd people will avail them
>selvakOfsthis opportunity,
as the Doctor wishes to do
'Tall the good he can before
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THE COLLEGE JOURNAL Of MEDICAL SCIENCE.

4 MONTHLY MAGAZINE Of As pages, conaucted
n by the Faculty Of The Eclectic College Of
Medicine, is published ct One Dollar Year,
payable. in advance. Tie volume 81 the ,JI5Ns.
nalscomrnences with the year. Commdnica-
lions for subscription, or for specimen numbers,
should be directed to
s-DR-C.H ICLEyELAND Plblisber:
1O6ys. A&~lS9 SeycnthsStrict C,nSinnatis 50.
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HAlMLINE'.t UNIVERiSzTY.f )
'"' .i ). .-rfi .S @i:E DOE. -
RED WING -. MINNESOTA.

l. sy-aT .h'a-! .E:s.s' '--- lsri; III e.. n
s'..@ IS -. PA GUILTY.. bae a.. :. =
Rev. 3. f.. CRARY, D. D. President, and
Professor Of Mental and Moral Science, and
Bellies Lettrcs. 'i@
Rev E. F. EDWARDS, A. ?M.-Professor o
Greek and Latin Languages, and Literature.
II. B. WlLLsoN, A. M.-Professer OF Mathc.
matics and Natural Science, , - : .'Sl' e.
Rev: PETER AKERs, D. D. Professor Of Bib.
lical Literature: t.,,,,,
| CHARLES Mcclure q.-Professor Of Law.
Rev. MAX MoHAvs-Professor Collect of Mod
crn Languages. s.,aY f.,l..,t,.t .. - ~ -
Miss EMMA K. soR1N- Preceptress, and Teach
er of English Branches. ..is' -.
PROFESSOR .EEBIcH-Teacher Of Music.
- TERMS AND VACATIONS, ..s
First Term commences September I'd, 1858
closes December Cd. Second Term begins D.
cenber 9TH, closes March 10th. Third Tern
commences March Eth, 1889, closes June 10th
Examinations at the close Of each term.
Red Wing is easy Of access from the.interio
| Of Minnesota BY stages, and from the North ant
South by the river. It is 4 place: where tn,
health and morals Of Students will be guarded
as we'll rs at any other seat Of learning in tn
West. The Trustees Of Hamline Universit,
have run the risk Of y large outlay in supplying
y corps Of experienced teachers and confdentl,
ask I g patronage Of this part Of the Northwest
4 Lett directed to tho President will receiv
pro, pt attention. -, .....
! r E course of study embraces Mental an,
Mo II Science. and Eelle~. Letters Chemistry
an Natural Philosophy : Mathematics, Meclan
ic* Surveying aud Civil Engineering Gree
.. Latin, Languages Is Hebrew and Biblica
] verature Law Modern Lankuaees Eng
lish Language and Literature Primary an
Academical course. ~ ,y5uIo9 Gci!I ,o;l
tits extensive and thorough; practical an,
complete !; classical and scientific. r: o.J Z
Ladies admitted to all classesin the Universit
Students completing the Law course receiv
the degree ofBachelor Of Laws. ,,2~ EoqJ
- 49,, :. EXPENSES. srrE, 70 -a&n
Boarding, $3.50 per week. Tuition, Primniar
Department, lst Class, $3.50 I'd Glass, 1850
Preparatory, $50 Cd Glass, 81 90; ; Collegiate
gaages 81, 90 extra. Music: with use Of Piano
100. Painting or Drawing. $500. Oil Paint
ing, Sc 90. Wood, lights and other incidental
sneap'. ia 2uaa ,aaa6aia:a'Hsn .f7 "a glpey
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A JEWISH TENPLE.--It is said that the
jews Of New York propose to erecta tenn:
pie that will rival in extent and rnagnificence
the Catholic Cathedral now in, course Of
erection in that city. e7o3 sa; ri ps. az =
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First actor (tiring q pistob: ''Unnatural
son, do hy.my hand y { The pistol mis-
ses.) at:second actor Calling on the cstage):
"1t is true the pistol missed fire, o my faith.
81. but !, die in, obedience to thy paternal
wish go ~ r--*s 81 ~ 'A.t-sT IS ~
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NOTICE.

.ab1p:aa ,sd. Be- NOTICE. *' 49,, ID, 's s~5g
i1'HE BOARD OFiSUPERv 1SORS Of Good.
hue county, are requested to meet at tho
County Auditors office IN Red Wing, on Mon
day, the 18th inst, atct o'clock p NJ. -re,f Ia
. Business Of importance will come before tho
Per order, te1' Yaa j; u. GOING.
~ ~ q ~ County Auditor.
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sPECTUs FOR 1853.

The New Volume Of the NEW YORK WEEK
LY ILLUSTRATED" GOLDEN PRIZE will
commence Jan. LIST. 1859. The following are
the names Of the Laternts whose productions will!
grace the colalans orthis elegant journal during
the year: Hta.2 , = -a.tfra',i: ri . -!
REV: CHI: STURGEON, of London. r-.,.
g. w: NJ. REYNOLDS. Of London. i'.'.'
I &. P. R?JAMEs. Novelist. - ,.,5q;g!G s:i. ,,
SIR EDWARD BULWER,va
GEN. C.:F.REA1NGSEN, late Of Nicaragua
COL. G. Nv: CROCHET; :'t..a ,xe!A .713aA
"A. d. M UNSON, siriI gla,s vGHa f,r!s1. -s:.r#
.TAoMAsrDUNN ENGLIsII: NJ. D. B. ." 4,
HENRY CEAPP, Jn.. n : q ri r. .,,t3l
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LIEUT.. NJ. PLATT, U. S. N.,,a:,.H .,a~.
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CATFISH. A cali. raised in. Pittstown
New York, four weeks old, was slaughtered
by its owner, Dr.. Palmer, last week. Il
wei hed, when dressed, four hundred and
twentyysix pounds. :.@-f,,,. % o''ios
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Hardware, ::T'l|'iiln'l'w1g'a'l';;rle,,:
:. +. S II . o. w v s,':.E IS! u.
Mechanics Tools, Building Materials, Sash
Glass, Agricultural Implements, &C., &C.,
has the pleasure. Of offering to the citizens Of
Red Wing and the surrounding country, the
LARGEST. BEST, AND CHEAPEST
assortment Of Goods in his line ever offered
to their notice, comprising every varietyof
SHELF HARDWARE, NAILS. VICES,
:. BELLOWS, ANV1I.s, DRILL
- ! CHAINS; HYDRAULIC RAMS; . r
IT.. .ea.. PUMPs;,!-LEAD PIP b.
E2 :~s MILLWHEELS, MILF w. q
: ..,.c. :, CROssCUT SAWS, t'1oo 80
b. -to2sa Re FILES, AXES, la- 9G:t. .;at
j. 90. H. SCALES, '"" I7sf.1tet D.:
Ia, ,7.r GRIND STONES, IKE ra r.
BUILDERS HARDWARE, &C., &c. =
His stock Of RON is complete, consisting Of
Peru, i .iSzigo, S,oe1ish, :E"glish,.. and
= American Refined. ,, yna 81 -!
Farmers will do well TO examine his stock o
: -: :A!gflcsltural Lnaplen,ents! 81
|1ucluding Flows, Cultivators, Reapers, Now.
ers, Seed Drills, Cradles, Scythes, Rakes; &c.
His stock Of ::o~r9.7I 4 a..t ,i.g a 81 i,
Tin, Shceti,oaa and Japa,ied Ware;
Is the largest in town, and he is constantly
manufacturing, having the best and most
experienced WORKMEN, he is prepared "a
do to order all kinds of u .>qa.!,,.. -. n ~,
Sheet Iron, zin,' and Copper. Work.
+ s. TOHE s.. 49,. :'s~:
Of these his assortment is unsurpassed,
PARLOR STOVES, IT, Il. ~ :: = . ,a.....
OFFICE STOVES - 81 s...gs.
h.. .,'..- ' 80. y EOTEL STOVES, -: .-.T'
Low and elevated oven COOK STOVES o.
every size, style, pattern and dimension in
the universe, all of which he holds at prices
lower than was.ever before offered. 49,. +
Get ready for winter, and for winters
work and sport. -, SLEIGH SHOES
7 r.:-sr: 5-sd .ri - HORSE SHOES, =, =.
~ -s.' ''.- 80 SLEIGH BELLS, r.
/ ..'.'.9;,' ii@ SKATES, 2.rna: a>t, ~ sp@
" 49,. ~ WHIPS, -. @ro.a9a... >9.<
sADDLERY = HARDWARE, and ever,
thing necessary or useful for the season. -,
HIS terms are cash! lis prices Low!
His principle is to do right, and sell chen p
Regardless of the Consequences.
And such as are in wantof, anything in thu
Hardware line arc requested to give him .
call before purchasing elsewhere, they vii
save money by. 50 doing. e. l.. BAKER
Main street, Red Wing Nov. 6, 1858.
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be. RICHES NOT HAPPINESS. The late Steph-
Ell Girard, Of Philadelphia, when surrounded
with immense wealth, and supposed to be
taking supreme delight in its accumulation,
wrote this to friend 90 .l.&4sits s'4,?42s
to myself l live like galley slave
CONSTANTLY occupied, and often passing the
night without sleeping. Il am wrapped up
! in., labyrinth Of affairs, and worn out with
ca*es. lido not value fortune. The love Of
labor Is my highest emotion. When I rise
IN the morning, my. only effort is to labor So
hard during the day, that when night comes
may ,be enabled to slsop soundly,"''s 7o.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-16
AN .lNTEREsTING LETTER FROM
fE@5 ~ Pixies PEAK. 80

AN INTERESTING LETTER FROM
Ifs5 ~ PIXIES PEAK. 81,
The Toledo Blade has the following laugh.
able letter ostensibly from Pixies Peak. Il
will do to laug h over, If nothing more :2aa- :
ID 7s3rrnp 81. t..' .piKE's PEAK Feb. 1859.
The. manner ofgathering gold in these
diggings is peculiar. "A man takes a frame
work ofheavy timbers, builtlik stone boat,
the bottom Of which is composed Of heavy
iron rasps. This frame work is hoisted up
to the top Of the peak, and the, man gets on
and slides down the side Of The mountain.-
As he goes swiftly down, the rasps on the
bottom Of the frame work scrape off the gold
in immense shavings, which curl up on the
machine, and by the time the man gets to
the bottom. nearly a ton Of gold is following
him: This is the common manner Of gath
|ering it.ai,ssz ..or5gs D. ta.-..., ..,. .->-
Another plan is to bore hole in the side
Of the mountain and fill it with coal and BIZ.
tusnen. A roising fire is then built and the
proprie:ors sit around and elbow it, Short
ly the gold begins to soften and melt, when
quickly, u stream Of molten gold, as thick as
your leg, runs out through the fire., and is
caught in .moulds Of sand made for the pur-
pose, from whence the gold comes in sheets
Of eight or ten feet square, and the thickness
Of first class boiler iron. Gold is too plenty
here in fact. A paper Of tobacco will buy
two tons Of it. am. turning my attention
tosomethins different, ID I have found in the
gulch from where l date this letter, Jumps
|of gold nearly IS large a. a hand sled, fairly
encrusted with diamonds. I have dropped
the gold business since, and have been stead
lily ;aboring in the diamond department.
You will not believe me, perhaps. but it is q
solemn fact that I have already collected q
bin full Of splendid diamonds, nearly IS large
as your fist-more or less-and among them
are over~a hundred larger than a head
iclleese. ! 80 a;s - qiis rBst o. z: ns;tgsa
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So Reginald is still = bachelor s....r,.j .
s. Not young, yet youthful -studious Of his ease
Ills only thought how best himself to please.
,Of richest wines he has an endless store: a.
These IRE lis p"ide, and oft rs lovingly 3
AS they were children lie viii tell their aSe.
Ills city house, his mansion b. the sea-. ~
Alternately hisjovial hours engage. ~
SO great his wenltl, it hourly groweth moro.
Alittlc luck,a little keen address, 80 . ~
y little kindly help in time ofnoe1,s "
A little industry and touch Of greed,
Have ~ mad" sa his M =.
Paying the Aattory in meats and drinks
Aplandine frienss he daily entertains y
TO case lin Of himself. Sometimes he thinks
.lfi's wsrs poor his fricnas might loyc him less