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Charity School Of kend-l In ashland County
Thos. >. Bull and Wife,. Common Pleas,
DURSUASTt Is the Command of an Order TO sell
IL mortgaged premises duly issued from the said
CourI, dated inc 9TH day of december, 1883, and to
me directed. will sell at Public Auction, at the
door of the Court House in said County. on
Saturday, the It'll dag Of January, 1850.
batween the hours of ten o'clock. A. NJ, and four
o clock, P. NJ, of said day the following described
Real Estate. sitraie in said County Of Ashl md, and
known and described as Out Lot number one hun
dred and thirty seven (l31 one hundred and thirty
eight (l3S', one hundred and forty seven Ul7(, one
hundred and forty six G4G), one hundred and thir-
ty nine 1881. one hundred and forty (I4u). and ono
hundred and forty FIVE il45) in Wales addi ion 10
the Town of Loudonvilie. containing about thirty
three t33) acres. Appraised 1t s.
Terms of sale-cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff,
Ashland County.
Ashland, Dec. q. 1859. Avis. pfS5. 90
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SHERIEE'S SALE

SALE
Luther, Grail & Co. In Ashland County
VS.. -r.
AN Boyd. Common Pleas.
PURSUANT to the command of an order to sell
mortgagsd premises. duly issued from the Cour:
o. Common Pleas of Ashland county. dated the 18th
day of November, 1859. and 10 me directed 1 will
sell at public auction at the door ofthe Court House,
in said county. on
Saturday, the 31st day IF December, 1859,
Between the hours of ten o o'clock, A. NJ, and four
o clock. p. NJ, OF said day, the following described
lands and tenements, viz Lots number eight (8)
and nine, 10Y in Graham s addition to the incerpora-
ted village of Ashland. with the appurtenanoes be-
longing thereto.
Appraised at s.. Terms of =
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Nov. %, 1859. ts-pfS5,00
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TARM LANDS o SALE. 25 MILES FROM
II Philadelphia by Railroad, in the State of New
Jersey. Soil among the best for agricultural pur
poses, being n good loan soil. with q clay bottom
The land is a small tract divided into small farms.
and hundreds from sll paris of the country are now
settling and building. The crops produced are large
and can be seen growing. The C innate is delightful
and secure from frcsts. Terms from SIS 10 $50 per
aere, payable within fsur ye r by i~nsialments To
visit the place leave Vine Street W harf al Philadel
phia at y A. NJ, by Railroad for Hammonion. or
address L. J. organs by letter. Hammonton Post
Office. Atlantic County, New Jersey. See full adj
yeriisement in another column. 6m29
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AIAA..:

HOME AGAA%.:
HON AGAI II
HOME AGAIN!,!
AIH--s.NELLY BIN"
Home again. Home again
From the Eastern shore
With lois of Fall and Winter Goods,
To please my friends one more.
Here l bring the finest Goods
That come across the main,
JTHIE And | will sell Fall Clothing cheap
And beat the world again:
Home again /! Home again!
Fl ON the Eastern Shore, r.
With lots of Fall and Winter Goods,
To please my friends once more.
If you want a SEAMLESS COAT,
And CLOTHING for the Fall,
There's no place on the face of earth,
Like ZACKS Union Hall.
Home Again Home Again &c.
Yes sir. there's Music in ZACK. as well as in his
CLOTHING. SO come alony my friends and get your
selves into a splendid
SUIT OF CLOTHES, .
have Piles of Over Goats,
Piles of Dress Coats,
Piles of Frock Coats,
Piles Suburb Pants,
@ Piles of Splendid Vests,
Piles of Gents furnishing.
fashionable goods,
- r4 b.. BESIDES many Oiner q uOOus,
Also a New STOCK just opened of superb
YER c. A TIN G s.,
CLOTHS, C~ASSIMERES, vESTINGs,
And Fall and Winter Clouds,
for Mems Ware, that
has yer been
Exhibited
inside
A S II L A N D CO NTY,
And sold by the Yard, Piece, or Case.
WORD MORE,
The people know l sell cheap!
The people know my goods are as I sayi
The people know where TO get the most FOR
their money!
The people well know thatI
make the best FITS,
Keep the best Goods
Which never tail %
give satisfaction,
AN CHARGE THE LEAST,
And my advice to you all is, for the
E A L l. 0 + l 8 5 9 ,
.BE YE CLOTHED & THAT WELL"
Come every body-for the WINTER is at Hand.
nR- Eeinember,
z GREENEWALD'S
Union Clothing Hall.
Ashland. Dec. Z. 1859 -.m27
Cleveland, Columbus & Gin. r. r.
lSRs % alNs5sEEzz3a1@S-ss#s s@sM.sIlAARa@@#
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHELIFF'S SALE.
Pierce Brothers & Flanders
VS.. In Ashland County
J. W. Boyd, ~. NJ. Boyd Common Pleas.
George Winbigler.
10y VlRTUE of a writ Of alias vendi duly issued
from the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
Iounty. dated the sIh day of Nov. A. d 1859. and
TO me directed, l will sell at Public Auction, at the
door of the Court House in said County, on
Friday, the 9th day Of January, 1860,
between the hours of ten o'clock. A. NJ. and four
O clock. P. NJ. of said day the following described
lands and enc 10 wit: The East half Of the
South east quarter of Section Eight, in Township
twenty one and Range fifteen. except twenty acres
sold to Josiah Melcal1 off OF the South
end. also los number eight and nine in Francis Ora
ham $ addition to the incorporated village of Ash
land. all in ashland County. levied on as the proper
ty of the above namod defendant to satisfy an exc
cutien in favor of the above Plaintiff s..
Appraised at s.
Terms of sale-cash.
JOHN ]. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
BY J. G.. BROWN, Deputy
Ashland, Dec. 7, 1850. 27ts pfS5,UO
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Nem Notwithstanding.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE~BY ORDER
.1@ OE COURT

On the 21st day of January, 1860. 8 o'clock in
~ tho afternoon at the premises will be .old to
the highest. bidder ii e following re ! estate, as the
properly of Gilbert ell, deceased, toswit situate in
the county of Ashland and Slate of Ohio. and more
particularly described as follows being pari OF the
East half of the South West quarter OF Section (l4)
Fourteen Township (l9) sineteen, Range 49, Six
teen. commencing on Jacob Parrots line near where
the hollow; thence up said spring run TO The center
of The spring: thence south Nineteen degrees East
till it int ersects. the section line thence East along
said line to the Greek. thence up the mcandsrings of
said Creek to The corner Of lands owned by William
Garret; thence westerly TO the corner of lands owned
by Jacob Parrot thence in a Southerly direction along
the line of said Parrots land toIhs place of begin
ming, containing Forty (40) acres more or less-np-
praised at $500 Terms of Sale. One third cash
in hand on the day OF sale. one third in one year and
the residue in two years from'fhe day OF sale with
interest. Deferred payments TO be secured by a mort.
gage on the premises. lib a
CALVIN Hobart
Administra;or of Gilbert Pei, decease
December. u, 1859. 5wLspf SIS, Ucd,
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M = HIDbhNU
Administra;o or of Gilbert Pei, decease
December. u. 1879. 5w2.pf SIS. Ocd.

WORCESTERSHIRE, Transfers, Sailors, Tor their
acidops or orphan chii6ren.) who served in any wars
or battles, either in California or else,phere, prior to
March Sd 1856, or their children rho tcere under 81
years at that date. or sailors who served on the coast
of California in the Mexican war, will do well to
address us. Claims that have been rejected in the
hands of other agents. have been successfully o.
tanned by US. Agents acting for US. literally paid.
Land warrants bought and sold TO order. and all
business requiring an agent at Washington attend
ed to. R. b. LLOYD & CO. attorneys for Claims,
Pensions. Bounty Land, &c. Reference te any of
the heads of Departments. lCw29
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
In Ashland County
Common Pleas.

". In Ashland County
Samuel White ~ $50. = 07tss
DY VIRTUE of a writ of Execution duly issued
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
County. and To me directed / will sell at Public Auc-
ton, On the premises of Samuel White, in Green
Township. Ashland County. Ohio, on
Saturday,, the 10th daAIof December, 1859.
b tween the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four
O'Clock. P NJ Of said day, the following described
goods and chattles, to-wit four Mich Cows /;
eight head OF young Cattle; thirty head o. Sheep,
and five head of fat Hogs. Seized aud taken as the
Property of the above named Samuel White, to sat
isfy the above named writ of Execution.
Terms OF sale-cash
eIr EeEz1 JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
ytraar sd To- By JIG BROWN, Deputy.
November 30. 1883. vi 3w26 PISS ga
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Bryant & stratton'. "ANERICAN HERCHANT.'
a Quarterly Magazine. devoied TO Commerce. Sci
ence, Literature, &C., published in New York, a
s. per annum.
LkJ-For further information call at rooms, ssnd
for Catalogue or address (postsge stamp enclosed)
BRYANT. FOLSOM, STR ALTON & FELTON,
Cleveland Ohio. 29tf,
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AMERICAN HOySE,
CHARLES KNOTH Proprieior

CHAELES kNOTH5 Proprietor.
Opposite The Teson Hall, Main Street, ashland Ohio
TIME subscriber having lately purchased this well
known stand, announces that he has made ample
preparations tor the accommodation and fentertain
ment of Travellers and Boarders- The house Q
undergone a complete renovaiionaRd many imPSw =
ments have been made which viii greatly addagNO
comfort oil all those who feel disposed to give -
call. II assures the public, that his table win : !
times be bountifu1ly supplied with the best the N
best Os,ler in the State, and the traveling pr Q
may rest assured that their horses viii be well All F.
ed 10. He respeetfully solicits q share Of the pub .
patronage.
: NJ .-Boarders taken by the week, month orsyear
MT reasonable rates. 5sA -a7&t asA - sigcC C. ks
Ashland - SO. 1FlHuA
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* APE Ga1WERS CAN CARRY ON THEIR
(T business most successfully 1T Hamm ,ntoa. free
from frosts. Some forty Vineyards set out the past
season. See advertisement Of lHamnonton Lands,
another column. 1srE fas.f as em29
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Law Lectures from til. Ohio : Union Law College
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Great Excitement at Charlestown.

Cook and coppie Attempt to Escape.
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BRYANT & STATIONS
CHAIN OF NATIONAL
MERCANTILE C LLEGES.

Located at
1-~CLEVELAND o., corner Sup, and Seneca SITS.
2-NEW YORK CITY, letter CosJer Institute.
3-PHILADELPHIA. cor. of 1Ih and Clesnut SITS.
ALBANY, n. Y. 416 and 4lS Iro1dw ".
5-EUFFAL0, y. Y. cerner of Main & Seneca SITS.
6-DETROIT. MICH, 10 Woodward Avenue.
7-CHICAGO, ILL, 48 Clark Street.
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William Shilling

A IL WANTING FARMS IN.AaDELIGa1 1FUL
"A climate, rich soil. and secure from iros see
advertisement of Hammonton Lands in q Jhef
column. ~ 81
~ SRSONS WISHING 70 ESTABLISH MANU-
~iacgories in a new aad thriving place where
business is good, See advertisement of lannon's
ton SeiAement. etr=e RS ta 6m29
DEAAk DEEbS.-The best term liver used, 20
} saks al the Csesr 9zieo. a9F
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FULE P.4RTECUL.GRS.

Cook, oppIe Green and copeland H
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NE SLAYER OF THE COAST;
OR, THE AFRICAN TRADER. /

BY @ AL.HO No NIX ENZIE
II GREAT REPUBLdCsMGNTHLI is the lar
gesi Magazine published in this country Over $50
O00 has been already expended 10 bring it to It's
present. high degree OF merit. The publishers are
to give il the LARGEST circulation in
the world. With this view they make ihe 1olloMing
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Grand Consolidation of

Grand COnsOlidation Of
Bryant AMI STATIONS,
G.. FoIsom's & also. Ho!Iisier & Frltcn's
Cleveland Mercantile CoAege.
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Folsom AMI FELTON,. Resident Principals.
y Scholarship is good in either Of the seven Col
leges.
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spencerian penn.nship is taught by the best Master
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MAGNIFICENr oFFERs.H

And they refer TO every subscriber now en- thei
books Us to the hdeli;y with which they fulfil tEsi
obligations.
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SHERIF rs SALE.

Ashland County.
Ashland, Dec Z. 1859. Avis pfS5,00
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-01
The Fntnre of nIIssouri.

The Future Of Missouri.
The State OF Missouri is possessed OF
the vital aud and irrepressible energy OF
New England without its Pdfitanism.-
She is fun Of fresh vigor. not only in her
economical. but 10 her educational inter-
tss She has entered with the same
zeal into the culture Of the mind and char.
acter. as into that. Of vine, and other mate
tsrial sources Of wealth, and promises TO
leave older States far behind iu the great
race OF general Improvement. We ara as
tonished to compare he impression OF on
ly few years since. which were enter
tanned Of Missouri. by the most liberal peo.
pie Of the Eastern and Northern States
with what they now are. Certainly not
ten years ago she was regarded as one Of
the darkest spots OF our Western border,
promising to be little else but slave re-
gion, fertil in bowie knives. gamblers and
desperadoes. Without the polish OF the
older Slave States. she bad the wild tenn
per Of Western border life--a violent aud
adventurous and scarcely less than savage
ferocity. which kept good class of set
tiers, aud even travellers Of a timid dispo-
slion, out Of her llmits. She had neither
commercial or moaal standing. Her mer-
chants paid for dry goods 10 land. which
was reluctantly accsPted by the Eastern
creditor 10. lieu Of nothing. Within Eve
years thes lands have been begging for
! purchasers at any price below dollar, OF
even City cents an acre. twas com
mon complaint that the lands Of the North
ern Aisaoari. though out Of the slave re,
gioh, could not be sold at the latter price,
while better, across the Mississippi river
redily brOuhgt twenty times the sum-
Such was Missouri len years ago.
The change that has come over the
State, is like Transformation Of magic
She has seemed TO break from her skies
Fall at once. Il was doubtless the compar
ison Of alave and free labor that first {,
(quots famous expression Of one Of onl
own Statesmen "set the ball in motion
OF earnest and vigorous develodment Hei
citizens have appeared tc understand thei
destiny Of pro IleSs at once, and instead
Of opposing. they have heartily accepted it
!. and bent their fresh energies to carry i
forward. Practically Missouri is fre,
State the preceipt Of freedom having beer
adopted. and the mechanism only remain
ing unfinished Her lands are already re
quiring the valus of freedom. No eme
grant hesitaes to buy them because slave
Try is yet on a part of the SOIL; and in pro
portion as this movement gathers weigh
will their market price advance, until i
will be seen and felt like new gospel, ths
the sleeping value Of their lands has al
ways been greater than that Of their slave
and that no commercial error is so seri
GUS as that in holding money investmen
ia human muscl,s.--[N. Y. Courier
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LATKR FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
Arrival Orthe Arizona.
BRowNsvILLE NOT ATTACKED,
[From ,he n. 0, Dana, Nor. esd.l

[From the N. o, Delta, Nov. s3d.l
The steamship Arizona. Captain Smith,
from Brszos Santiago. which port she
eft on the 18th inst. arrived yesterday.
via. Indianola:
We have no Brownsville papers by this
arrival, but Mr. Hudson, purser Of the
Arizona, furnishes the annexed interest.
ing report, by which it appears that the
accounts We have been receiving of the
storming Of Brownsville by COrlinas were
totally unfounded This intelligence i,
though not unexpected. is none the less
welcome. We hope to hear soon. now
that reinGorcemeEts have arrived at
Brownsville. Of the complete route Of
Cortinas and his band, and Of the relief
of the settlers in the valley Of the Rio
Grande from the appreheusious caused by
the forays Of these depredatOrs;
The Arizona left New Orleans direct for
Brazos. and arrived there on the 18th
inst after experiencing severe gallo on
the 18th 18th, with fifty United States
troops OF lst artillery. under command oi
Captain j, B. Ricketts,. On arrival learn.
ed that Captain Tobin. with eighty men,
had arrived on the 18th inst, on the
United States Revenue Cutter Dodge,
Hardy commanding, with fifteen men
from Indianola. who stated that they had
heard that the city Of Brownsville had
been taken. On arrivsl at Iudianola
found New Orleans papers with state.
ment sworn TO by one Miller, that the city
had been sacked and taken. and desper-
ate battle bad been fought. aud the Ameri
cans had fed across the river. This il
totally false; there has been no fgh
since The attack ON Coriina's camp. Mr
Miller must have had good ears to heal
firing at Brownsville at Corpus Christi
Adolphe Garecke went to Corpus Chris,
to bring the Rsngers on, and it is strang'
that as he was there about the time Of th'
report, be should know nothing about it
A panic spread all ever Western rexas
and Gen Twiggs was abou, to send troop
10 re garrison Fort Merrill.
Capt Pennington, Of the schr. J. II
Toone. now lying in Rrazos, went up vi
Point Isabel, with an old Mexican5 ant
we're taken prisoners. but Corlinas CAV
them dinner and let them go. On tn
arrival Of the Rangers the second in hi
| (Cortiha's) command was taken out Sc
cretly. in the night time, and hung with
out trial, much against che wishes of tb
citizens.
These lacts can be verified by man
merchants Of brownsville and Matamoras
who came up with us.and by ]. B. PrsAu
Esq, who had been in the city almos
from the commencement Of Eostlities.
The forces ne W in Brownsville are:
! 30 Texan Ringers. under Capt. Tohin
48 U. s. troops, under Capt. Ricketts,;
1 s. men from the Gutter Dodge:
roo citizens:
| so M xican troops.
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Free speech In washington.

EIcC opteCu HI NuSuiuStOhs
II seems 10 be literally true that private,
citz ns--what ever may be said Of men in
official position--hsve no longer freedom
Of speech at the national capital, under
the immediate jurisdiction OF Congresn.-
This is fact for deipots loexult over,
and to move honest pat lots with mingled
indignation aud shame. Wetaks the par
ticular from the National In!ellgencer. DR..
Joseph Breed. formely in the patent Of
fee, was then brought befote Jnstice
Dom and Giberson in the city OF Wash.
inglon, on Friday last, for exercising lib
erty q speech in regard TO Slavery. The
whole testimony in the case. with the 40.
ton OF the Court" is thus reported.
DR., Van Camp who made the complaint
testified that conversation between him.
self and Breed, which appeared TO have
degeneraIed into violent discussion, the
latter gave vent TO sentiments Of most ex.
travagant and criminal character with re-
spect u slaves. and that he CDR, Van
CAmp) believed that Breed would il be
could, carry his views into effect Mr..
Stabler was present during the converse.
iou. and thought that DR.. Breed bad ex.
pressed himself very improperly. Both
disputans were very much excited. The
discussion hads commenced about Mr..
S4ward's speech at Rochester. and had
gone on Until the language used by both
was very fierce. DR.. Breed had said that
he wAsa peace man himself. but got so
much beyond his peace principe, g 10 clinch
his fist al his opponent Michel Green was
called, aud in answerto aquestion ofthe
magistrate as TO whether he knew Of any
tenpering or conversation that Breed had
| had with his slaves, was about answer that
"Ahout FIVE years ago." &c.. when it be.
Ing found that he knew nothing OF more re-
cent date, his further examination was
suspended. Atthis state OF the investiga-
tion the Justice recited the substance oil
that portion Of the remarks ascribed 10
Breed which vera most Objectionable,
when Breed dehbertly disclaimed them,
and declared that they were not his senti
menls; that whilst he admitted that be was
an kbolitionist. he was one Of the pesce
kind. Flo also said that the remarks at
tributed to him were made under excite
ment, caused by the taunts Of DR.. Var
Camp--Dr Breed than asked to be dis
charged from further custody. as nothing
} had baen proved against him; but Ms jas
lice though ytltot ,ohaf had hssa depossd 10
,ods Of character so serious as TO maket
! his daty 10 5iad opsr Dr.. Breed 10 keep III,
peace for one gear, himself 10 $4,000 an,
} a security 10 the like sum. DR.. Breed
! was then bound over, and gave as his for
ther security Mr. s. r.. Bowen. who wa
present. and was accepted BY The Justice
A crowd had gathered around the Jus
tees flee. among whom were several ex
, cited individuals: but the accused person
J retired. aocompaniedby en- officer, with
out any demonstration or noise whatever
Il ought perhaps be stated that the con
vessation Of the parties above alluded 4
tool place in room in Mr.Stabler's Office
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A9-"DON'TFAIL to see SIXTH AN.
NUAL ANNOUNCEMENT" aOd bril-,
liAnt offers in another column.
"a Fafher. nna nIolh.rn.

You know how Important It 10 for your children that
you should keep good health. How frequently
DO feeble PaSehs dressed In mourning on acoount
pf the death df teir beloved children. What pIty
u is, when, BY proper care and remedies, all these
be reslb ted 70 the parent and life and happiness 70
the child. Restore tie Health OF The mother and you
obviate the necessity Of PaFogorie Godfreys Cordial
and other Injurious nac6tle for crying children we
entrt at you, desire ID Improve the condition Of
our race, to procure pr. No. aes Almanac and read
how diseases cured In accordance with NATURR,s
laws with innocent Roots and Plants.
PREGNANCY .=-DuIlng tho critical period Morse'S
Indian Root Pills will be required. because they
cleanse the body from those morbid humors and tho
roughly drive away all pains, and give ease aud COM
fort 10 the mother. From to three OF these Pls
taken twoor three times week during pfegnancyl
will cause the motherA safe and easy delivery. and
WIN be snre TO give stout and healthy constitution
TO the child. $50 tt sE
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold BY all deaiers
In Medicines. December. i leS0--lm3l
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swan old joker. who never ylsldsd tht
palm 10 any one In rssling . knolty ysFns
Was put 10 bic lrumps Il hearing traveller
state that he once saw brick house placed
upon runners and drawn up bin to more
favorable location. some half q mile distant.
"WhAt do you think Of that Unols Eshai''
said = Aby-standsr. 20. fudgsl" said the
old man. al once saw z two story stone
house; down east. drawn BY oxen three
miles" A dead silence sssusd; tie old
man evidently had the worst Of & aud he
saw il. Gathering all his energies, he bic
of huge bit Of pig,Ail BY the way Of
gathering time for thought. "They drew
the stone. house. said the old man .ejectiug
= quantity Of tobacco juice towards The ere.
place. "but that wasn't the worst Of tie
job; after they'd done that, they went back
and draWsd the osllarl" The stranger
gave in.