American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
..What a this9., snid the Cnninin.

u" said the somewhat surprised Je ems.
sWhawi whawi WlIawt..- Wasi the die
cordaut sound that arose from the sleepy
looking individual.
A bland smile passed over the face Of
the Captain, as he explained bis meaning
to our verdant friend. aig rs mteti =
He had no ticket. but willingly paid his
fare, and the train sped on toward its des.
tination. -gfg ssEs 81 -rtJ
But wonders did not cease here; pres
emily our newsboy. Billy, entered the car,
aud stepping up to Jeems. he asked %
"IIave a Sun sir?" si .e 'f
"Wall, II / have my way about II. the
first one win be q son sertin." said Jeems.
Lie blushed.
Don't count your chickens afore they
are hatchedl" said Bill as he hastened on
to the next car.
Undue time the train stopped at the big
depot in this city. Amidst confusion Of
strange noise and . babel Of discordant
voices. our friends landed on the platform.
''Buss sab? Buss sah?--free for the
United Statesl'' said the sable reporter Of
our up town house. LADY, take buss,
sab?" ass
"WalI, I rather spose she won't from
anybody but me-reckon I'm able to do
all in that line that she wants and more
too!'' "ga vi aa -
"Go to de Swan House, sab? right
crosst de street--best house in de city 30
This way. sabl-any baggage? have it
sent up to your room in few minutes I"
In short time. Jsems and his bride
found themselves 10 one Of those comfort.
eble rooms on the second floor OF that well
ordered establishment, the Swan House.
The baggage was sent with the usual
prtmptness, and our friends were soon
making their toilet Tor dinner; Jeems had
his coat and boots off in jiffy. aud Lies
hair fell gracefully over her shoulders.
"Thai's deucsd purity torselP' said
Jeems, eyeing the bell cord. "wonder
whots fur" catching hold Of 1t. "look, il
works up there on some sort Of tbingum-
bob. I'd Ike to have that torselt to put on
my horses head next muster day. See
how il works said he" giving it pull.
| Presently the door opened. and the sable
face of colored African was thrust iuto
the room, with the inquiry, "Riug, sah7"
"Ring! ring whati you black apel il
you dout quit looking at my wife, and
make yourself scarce, I'll ,cring your lead
1 off" tsa- s'a,la s4.s
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rsnsn 'eens .t.. a,a anu n,s .oriue 'ooA sho. M
W. '":, .:n V''y' see,n9 '"e nou anu o.ne'
sigh'S ul supper 'vne, o. w"'en oeing no"
oVsr, 'nel 'eslreu ~. ~ me" .oom
lhs gas was ~ " sne seI.an' wno TO-
cs,yeu = or'gn, 4uS'et 'Vr n's ssrs'oes.
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anu n 4u'et 'Suou ~ u, 'no o"u use
Inc young @ man ou Jug ma'ch 'se uossu IN u ~ nl
mar. Inc oierA; r"snel oofpuisnt wv.
ABOUT 20 re'lre. wnen ne 'nough' ns smsi
g"'. ine U.S. lIVms Mn. ~ seI "Os' :,
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'ne clerk p'ooesuea 70 nnu "ne'e 'ne 'sa'
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our am'sois S'ert osms YeIy nesr SAY
'ng o"u "o,u, oss 'e"einoeIns s"s
mere was lsuy ~ 'ne osse. =. sa.nsr
SasiO "s Tsu h % ,ha U"'o.su n,ossadss .ho,
Jesms the mystery of'its burning.
"But how the devil did l know that th
dufned stuff was scaping?" respohde
Jeems. -. s-l74E
a. idn'l you smell it?n said the clerl
"'Pears to me did smell suthin' sal
Jeems. "bnt Lize. I'll be burned il / didn
think it was you, kase never slept with
woman" aa
"Well, Jeems, I thought II was 20
smelt that way all the time. was jest
wondsrin' of all men smelt that there wal
1t 'peared strange, but then | never sleI