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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10
= MOUNT AUBURN
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,

THIS Select semihsry. situated in the beautiful
and healthy subarb Of Cincinnati, called Mount
auburn, claims equal standing with the most ap-
proved Schools in the Eastern States. s. -
The pupils form part OF th' family of the Princi.
PAL and the charges are placed Vt the lowest rates
consistent with the superiority II the domestic ar
engagements and stsle II the Institution,
The course of edncnt.dn reaches the highest
branches usual in the best Female Seminaries. =
There are two sessions of about twenty-one weeks
each. 81 d3 tf5 f-t}g 81 4fss;15ys,.5
The charge for board, lodging, light, washing.
English. scientific and classical branehes 1850 per
session.
= Music, singing. painting and Modern Languages at
customary rates.
Being within u few minutes, rds from Fourth
Street, by omnibus Leaving every half hour. this
school affords peculiar facilities to families residing
the river. - =
For the success Of the Institute, in accomplishing
its aims, reference is made with great confidence to
its patrons.f.g Sst5 t'sffl5tsSiti - - 80
The mex, Sc ssioa will open on Tuesday, The Isth
Of September, 1859 ~ @zs4ss2 Si'.34@<- tii#S .
Applications may be made to Rev. 3: 4. CRAW-
LEY, ID. d.. NJ ouht Auburn; or TO j. H. WHITE, ESQ.,,
at Moore, Wilstaeh. Keys & Co.'s, Cincinnati. /
Reference is also made with permissiony To Hon..
v. B. Horton, and Charles Pomeroy. Esq., Pomeroy,
Ohio August 81, Is59.-36-3t* :
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i,iGiatationat.
FRANKLIN ] INSTITUTES
HARTFORD CITY. MASON co va ~

HARTFORD CITY. MASON CO.,lVA. r.
This INSTITUTE has been Successfully commenced
l. underline patronage Of the Hartford City Coal,
N ming & Manufacturing Company. for the benefit
l5ef FARMERs' and MEcHANycs' sans and daughters
where they may receive the adva of superior
EDUCATION 80 what has hiiherto been offered them
i'm foBlsea Sehaels. at elfay yges suir rientfy frw
all to embrace a complete Acadtmieal Education.
II is now entering its secaRd session. and is de-
In ence overlookine thu river Ohio. and only short
distance from the Steamboat Lending. The School
cious buileingl formerly known as the Brethren
l-oom confirms 1000 SCARE feet, ana is feplet
with every suitable e0hyenience. - ;.i.,;f}.t|
The heating and lighting apparatus is perfect;
having four large stores, and 2s0 feet 0fs window
light, and being elevated Is feet above the road
way making it the most desirable, healthy situation
There is also Library and Reading Department
attached. for the use Of stndaRts. containing nany
excellent standard works. with monthly and eekly
periodicals. suit the desire OF all PARTIES. and it
intended hereafter, to add Piano Forte. fnr the
Ladies. accompaniment the City Brass Band
now in full operation every evening
The School is conduete,! by the Princlpa1 aided by
ASSISTANTS. male and female. go +.
ing necessary for their future advantage, making
them CAPABLE of entering all such duties US may
hereafter afsr for their veal. .xsss,ss ezv-.--
Tile feiaIe department are also taught every
essary accomplishments, with plain and fancy neede
work in addition to sound {, scholastic course
and 655 TO 0. for adults. T. Ef-..,sr ..,,55s-i
! hus may the children OF the above receive as lib
eral education as in nstitutions whose
from obtaining the assistance necessary TO, develop
its intellect.
Terms per session of 8 months. 81. 50 each.
a limited number of boardersars taken at small
charge.
References may be had parents OF pupils, ,either
in Ohio, West Columbil, Mason City or this piece,
onapplieaton,to to the Principal ut The IDstitnte.e3
Is Oct. 4-40-tf - 1Tls ~. s-g1f1e SltsSeff~9s.
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sherif,s Sales !.
SherlR,s sale.

Sherlff's Sale.
Jacob Dains VS.. Maria Haskins, Ella Haskins, and
joel Haskihs.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO
ID me disected, from the Court of Common
Pleas Of Meigs County, will offer for sale, at
the door of the Court House in PoIneroy, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. 80 - as s{,s
q On the 4th day Of February, 1860,
the following described lands and tenements,
to wit: situate in Meigs County, Ohio, in sec
ton "a, town 4, range IL, in the Ohio Compa-
ny s Purchase, beginning at the southeast cor
ner of said section 81 thence west IL chains
and Al links to an ash ten inches in diumeter;
thence north one degree east 10 chains and VI
links to stake; thence north 5 degrees east
chains; thence north 81 degrees east IA chains
and IL links to the east side of said section;
thence south 1S chains and 43 links to the
place of beginning, containing % acres roods
and rods; also certain other tract, in section
49, in town q, range II, in the Ohio Company s
Purchase: Beginning l6rods west of the north
east corner OF said section 33; thence south Z
rods; thence west rods; thence north rods;
thence east to the place Of beginning, and sold
as the property of Maria Haskins, Ella Has
kins, and Joel Haskins, at the suit of Jacob
Dains. Appraised at 81, 400. Terms of sale,
cash. 1 z-Yar,J. V. SMITH, 5. NJ. Y.
December g. 1S59,-1-5t-4.5 ~ ,
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NOTICE.


INFANCY & ASHWoRTH, THOMAS ASH
IN worth, Robert Ashworth, James Radford
and Mary Ann Radford, his wife, John P.
Wolf and Fanny Wolf, his wife, and James B.
Ashworth, minor son of James Ashworth, decd,
the widow and heirs at law of Thomas Ash
worth, decd are hereby notified that VIM. Fos-
ter and John Ashworth, Administrators of the
estate of said Thomas eAshworth did, on the Sd
day of December, 1859, file in the Probate
Court Of Meigs County, their petition, asking
said Court to authorize them, as such Admins
traitors, to perfect a real contract of said dece-
dent, made the 26th day of January, 1857,
with Richard Price, by conveying to said Price
the real estate named in said petition and CON
tract, according to the terms thereof, and
that said petition will be for hearing in said
Probate Court on the 9th day Of December,
1859. A6EtF .h.lua8 TIA. PLANTS, p
Dec. 6, 1S59-9-3w. Atty for Petitioner,
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.afrsnks.nent of copywrlgl.t.

~ s' - E. J. :op .'t ssF'sns. g g
pslpstea my 1netion o was Y, ali9Wed y
Ine gnl1ea oIa.es Sour., = udge wilson,
pIsslulnsg lev ss, aays -, since, @ against .ne
REn.iea.,o1 oI anoi n1 = feasles 81 On tne
5,..hn l.mlnaa e..M MaW 2. onloi d.; Ml arTen,
sss as - = 1T Tabn io Mann law
aeu ae :, =. 1ns, suou oun = na.0l au'no,
3. = ' sa''sS s, ~ ~ s.e - ..inai Law,
e., siI.. .na. go. sne 49, pooA eonT
saiIso ihaHy tof,hs u inuieslheh1s which
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10
snedirh.
1t- ~ ~ : = 80 ~
n,,a nroa4i Ambassador of
Il Health to An. M a shklno. 2 "a i
HOLLOWAy'S PILLS.

a Boon O the sfczk:. fck $ l'4 iaal
The W; Mt Of sterling me iciRaI to me etthe
necessities of The suesing portion of hums atty,
one entirely tree from mine ssi and other ieieter2n
medicine was nsinred info the world; HoLEow Ay'
IEvanuAs BEE ffEEs have become the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF All nations Their attribhte Is to PREVENT well
as to CURE; they attack ADtx ROOT the com.
pla1ht, and thus by removing the hidden caIse OF dis
he eess
ana FuscTloNARK REFoRMATpn. hH .IfiaffH
Dyspepsia.
The great scourge Of thiS continent yields quickly
20 seoqrse .a,iseEtie Pills and the digestive
in what hdeeus shape ihis h, dra Of disease exhibits
ITSELF this scratching and unerrihg remedy disperses
~ from The patients 81 stem. g.sssSssss4ta
General Debilsty and Weakness.
q From whatever cause, Low NESS ov spfRrrs and all
other signs OF diseased liver, and other dsorgani-
zaton of the system. vanish under the erdeafiise
nuenee Of this all powerful antiseptie and detergent
Bilious Disorders.
The proper enantun and right condition u the bile
IS Of monieHogs imeqrtanee tote health Of the hu-
hidden seedsef the complaints and renders ali the
fluids and seefetois pure and fluent. cleansing and
resustatlng the Fltal functions of the body Sta
Stckly Females,
Should lose no time IN trying 4 few doses Of tbis
regulating and renovalipg remedy, hateye may be
their eompla,is can be tkeI with safety In ali be-
s,Sdleal i; and ether lis effect is all
.s,zss aa{,sa5 U,.refuted Proof 7f;Iasdz
The testimonyof Nstious is unanimously borne to
the health gyIhg virtues OF his noble remedy and
eertheatesin every living hngnage bear witness TO
the DEHABLENEss Of theifINTRtNstc worth. - <
:Hlotlosoays s Pills are The best remedy kaopn
IN the aoorId for the follopiag Diseases
sthna Diarrhaa, Indigestion, Stone and
Bowst Com DrQpsy, slnfneBza,fia Gravel,
plants, Debility, Inflammation, Secondary
Coughs, 80 Fever& Ague inward Weak Ssmtoms,
Colds, Feulaie Conn ness, VenereaI
Chest Dis plsints, Liver CompI'ts, Affections
eases, Headaches, Lown,ss of spirit Worms of
Dyspepsia, sf9e u Piles, 5tst all Kinds.
T-Caudon!-None are genuine unless the words
Holloway ~ ew York and L0ndon, desePibabie
as Water-mark in every leaf of the book of direc
tions around each spot or box; the same may be
plainly by holding the leaf to- the light. hand
soms reward Wilt be given TO any rendering such
informAtio us may lead TO the detection Of any
party or parties eounterfeitiDg the Dedcinesor vend
fng The SANE, knewing Them 70 be spurious z
Sold at the Manufactures of Professor Hol-i
lowily, go Maiden lane. New York, and by all re-
ertabte Druggisss and Deaers of MetfciRe through
out the United States and the ciyilze,l world, In
boxes at 25 cents, 63 cents, and one dollar each.
There is considerable saved by taking the
larger sizes. ,-zt.4s -. ,s,,s /, -. -, =
N. B.-Directfons FOR the guidance OF patients N
cry disorder are affixed to each box. 2-t-eow "
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sneriR,s Sale.

Jonas Roush VS.. Lewis Rufcorn, Henry wolf ct al al;
DY VIRTUE OF 4" I'D EXECUFfc'N To
ID me directed, from the Court of Common
Pleas of Meigs County, will offer for sale, on
the farm Of Lewis RuffcorG, in Sutton townshipi
Meigs County, Ohio at IL o'clock A. NJ, ~
On 4te 18th day of January, 1860,
the following described property, to-wit; one
sorrel Horse, one gray Mare, one set. Harness.
+wo Hogs, two Log Chains, one Rife Gun, two
y. vel Flows, two i5arshear plows. one two-horse
.no one Cow, one spring Calf and twenty
y y az olA Corn, and sold as the property Of
hocks VI e., n and Henry Wolf ct al, at the
-eWls EuiA ooi -sh. Terms of sale, cash.
ult OF James het J.V SMITH, s. M. C =
December %, 1885,. -.H~---z.oo =. =.
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EcoNoaiT n FEEDING STOCK.

How to Winter Stock on a short sup
ply Of forages seems just now an import
ant question can tell howa very in
innate friend of the Colonels did last
winter, and perhaps somebody may be the
better for it.
This gentleman had "a pretty good pile
of eornstalks, ellsaved. His stock con-
sisted of cows, and his team of horses,
but he had little straw and less hay
He's great believer in the. Yiftues OF
cornstalks, and. thinks he; knows how to
feed them. The first thing he did was
TO buy straw cutter, and get it home.
Then he fixed some tubs, by saving good
stout barrels in two, and made good
warm stable for his cattle.
The stocks were all cut, and more or
Hess straw was cut with. them. Each
COW was allowed all che could eat three
times day, and the mess, night and
meruing, was fixed in this wise:9 The
COWS at noon had feed of dry cut stalks
tand straw, which they would eat pretty
clean except the coarser bits. At about
3 o'cloch these were gathered into the
\ S0bC, auO- lAOiC dnoO0 w 1AdnNS
the evening meal. To this was added
two quarts of corn meal and two of bran,
and hot water turned on, as much. as
would well moisten the whole, and all
well mixed. The morning meal was the
tsanes being mixed over night or early in
the morning. In this way no stalks
were wasted the cows gave q good sup
ply of milk and increased in condition.
1t was some trouble but the manure paid
for that abundantly. On Long Island,
where it is the custom for the farmers to
tsell their hay, they keep their horses on
cut stalks and ground feed, and their,
teams look we'll.
The Colonel's friend and agree that
We can winter four times as much stock
tupon an acre ofacorn and stalks as upon
the hay from an acre, and that there is no
poft in growing hay for stock upon. land
that will produce good corn. But the
corn must be ground, and the stalks cut,
and cooked with the meal.-RwaL Nev
forEer.
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THE GREA q rWONDER
OF THE NaNErEENfH CENTURY, 1oa5
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative

h Says the st. Louis, (Mo) ..Demoerat', Below, we
publish letter to Dir. Wood, Of thus city, from
superior merits of his hair tonic. Such evidence must
have iss effect when coming from reliable source.
Ii eertncates are of TRUTH the DIR.
NO encomiums, nof useless paaer, from the press.
Bath, MAIsE, Jan. 20, 1850.
GENTLEMEN: Having my attention called few
months since to the highly beneficial effects Of your
hair restorative, was induced to make application
Of ii upon own hair. which had become quite gra r.
probably one third white; my whjskers were Of the
same character. Some three mouths since procured
found il was proving what had wished. 4 used dit IL,
about twice week. have since procured another
bottle, Of which have used soms L can now cer-
fy TO the world that the gray white hair has
tally disappeared, both onmy hehd and face and my
hair has resumed its natural colorand believe
years. 1 am now sixty years old; my good wife at
the age OF my two, has used it with effect
The above notice deem due to you for your val
liable discovery 4 am assured that whoever will
rightly use, per directions will not have occasion
TO contIaaict m! statements; am q citizen OF this
am known to nearly every one here and adjoining
towns. ANY , use yog may make Of the above, with
preserve the beauties of nature in others as we'll as
myself. am. truly, yours, 7s' -. iSsz'
. I.zflt' 5'is tsSii'-7 BALr1roRE Jan, "a Is5s,
.,... WOODS HAIRREnToRATIVE.'
Professor Wood-Dear Sir: Having had the misfor-
tune lose the best portion. of my hair, from the
effects Of yellow fever III New Orleans in 1854 was
induced to make a trial Of your preparaton. and
is thick and 81 ossy, andsb words can express
my obligations to you in giving TO the afflicted such
treasure.s45s ~ ntFfj9tG ~ lEEss Hga5I
FINLEY JOHNSON
The undersigned, Rev. J. K. bragg, is a minister
in regular standing, and pastor of the Orthodox
Churchlat5 Brook felds Mass He is gentleman 5of
great infuene land universally beloved. ,,
= - TOTO - IsTSE s go T5t;WM. DYER!
Brookfeld, January l2 1853.
Professor Wood-Dear Sir: Having made trial of
your Hair Restorative il gives pleasure TO say,
that is tect has been excellent in removing inan
nation dandrnf and constant tendency TO itching
with which have been troubled from my ehildhood:
!; nd has also restored my hair, which was beeonng
gray, to its original color. have used no other u
tele with any thing like the same pleasure or profit.
81 it'.' Yours, truly, $50 y. X. BRAGG.
The Restorative u put up IN Bottles Of sizes. viz:
large, medum and small; the small hollis u II piti
and retpls for one dollarlpers bottle; the medium
holds az least twenty per cent more in prep srthn
than the small retail for two dollars botie the
large holds quar-, 40 pcr cent. more in proportion
aud retails for three dollars a bottle. ,-ys'.f.P
20. j. WOoD q CO.. Proprietors, AZ Broadway,
New York. and slli Market ST.. ST. Louis, Mo-,
,af SOLD By I'LL good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Nl-f - 4
July IL, 2s-3m.
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5 pEc1FNr OF aCRIcurruRr.stl.

But few people are aware of the i'm
-mense falling off in the staple agrieultu..
raj products of the older States, as ex-
hibited by the census reports. New
England, for instance, in l840, raised
over 2,000, 900 bushels Of wheat, but in
1850 she yielded but 1000, ,000-a de-
sclineoof fifty per cent, in ten years..
The population in the meantime had
considerably increased. There has been
aconsiderable decline, undoubtedly, since
1850. The four States of Tennessee,
Kentucky Georgia and a Alabama, which
raised $4,000, 900 bushels of wheat in
1910, raised but 100000 bushels in
1850. The number of sheep In the State
of New Yerk had decreased SO that there
we're nearly 300, 900 less than there were
thirty years ago. Within period of
five years the decrease has been nearly
fifty per cent, while the decrease il the
number Of horses, cows, and swine is
above fifteen per cent. In lS45 The pro-
duct Of wheat was 13, ,39l 40 bushels.
ItshasT steadily declined since, and the
products of the past year did not exceed
5000, 900 bushels, s5nat ~ ~; st,4s-Zsss
The older sections of our country are
becoming more and more dependentupon
the gfanary Of the north west for their
supplies Of leading agricultural products.
Their land is getting wgrn out and un-
productive, and the peoplesare turning
their attention to man6f features and COM
merce. In time scientific agriculture,
directed by the resource of wealth, will
reclaim, in ar of its old fertility, those
districts; but for fhespresent they must
look elseWherein measure, for the
great supplies q the staff Of life. The
opening o. new Territories, soon to be-
come States, ii the West, is the greatest
of blessings u the old Atlantic States,
not only as nieving them of considerable
population they can we'll spare, but as
assisting 10 keep down the price of agri-
cultural products to reasonable figure.
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aaAxs s.sse n Bo6 FAI1.a !

ii specimen of the genus ssHoosierp
was folsnd By Cap Of the steamer
z =. e "a the engine room Of his boat,
while. lying at Louisville, one fine morn
s,ing iHs june The captain inquired to
:. know what he was doing there?. So 49,. .,'
Have you seen Capt. Perry99 was the
inferr0gatiEe response .sss
Il don't know him, and can't tell what
he has to do with yonr being il my en-
CINE room, replied the captain angrily-
tsHold onf that's Just what / was get
ting atss You see. Capt Perry and /
! walked down town together. Capt
Perry asked me to drink, and SOL did
I knew that e wanted to drink, or /
wouldn,t have been SO cussed dry. So
Capt. Perry and 7 drank two or three
times Capt Perry and went to ball,
4Gapty Perry was putting in some extras
onone toe. sings out $50 il, Capt.
Perry, If you bust your bilerf' With
that . man steps up to me, and says he:
II tsSee here stranger, you must leave.
Says i, ssW hat must ] leave for?
Saws be, ou,re making too much
Says .tI,ve been in bigger crowds
than this, and made more noise, and
didn't leave nuther - =
with that hesfuk me By the nap Of
the neck, and the seat ofithe breeches,
and-sI leftl As I was shown down
strset, met . lady u knew she was 4
lady by Bhe remark she made.
e SAYS she, e Young man z reckon you'll
II -. = - IL y.,s.9is
And I went.
isI had bsen IN her house but q short
time when heard IA devil Of d knockin'
st the door. knew the chap wanted to
pet ir. whoever he was, or he wouldn't
have Kept up inch ! thundering racket,
~ f4Id BIZ aid i 4osiee. $ i S & ~ = {
.sIf yop don't epenI vii bust n the
doorl, kssrs fsszssssss -
And 80 he sdidI s.
pnt on . bold faes, and says
sStTanger does thus Woman belong TO
won, 2,'sszs rss NJ = ss.ss sass
Saws be, aSlje doe" q sstzslls
4srThen.,s sags ,s irirfnons !
think, from 50 J havs sseen Of her. /"
With that be came at me With q rpis-
tol Is one Hand and 4 Bowie in the
other, and being q little pressed for time,
the biegy portion Of my coat tail As
was 81 lin It down town, with the
.fragmexts hutterin in the breeze, l
ss bassed 8 friend. knew he was iaIny
friend Aona tlis remark he made;
saSs he, &c ii, Bob-tail he's gainin.
-. ,,>zx,5J5
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Marietta + Gin. and Hillsboro s Gin. R. R.
"a O. n

ON and after Mosday, Nov, 4, trains will leave
" Athens as follows:
Come EAsr-Exprsss Mail AZ = 5:9OP.x.
GoRe WEsT-Mail at - - 1880 PM
Parkersbnrg with the trains of the BaItimore and
Ohio Railroad, and Ct Cincinnati with trains for all
Trains leave chnieothe al 6:I5 A. Nj; and arrive
at Columbus at NJ; and trains leG wing Athens
at u 30 arriye at Columbus at 9:I0 ?. Il. =
Ilckess al reduced rates are sold % Chillicothe
and Athens, for Columbus. IS - st5,s&
Through stieketscan be obtained nt the principal
ticket Offices on tie line of the Road for all points
east and west ~ l,s5 y 44sJ n Il . 1el
discsunt of tencents o each tfket from regu-.
lar tariff rates viii te made III tickets purchased
at the tick ct Offices 1Esi 81 = b. EaTt s. .Surf
j. FosGITT, Gen'j Ticket A sgt, CHI. Nov, A. So
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VIM. B. Shepherd VS.. Aaron Rutherford.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO (2l EXECUTIONS
ID to me directed, from the Court Of Common
Pleas of Meigs County, will offer for sale, at
the door Of the Court House in Pomeroy, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, ss .as sa.ls., "
.4Ey On the 4th day Of February, 1860, 81
the following described lands and tenements,
to-wit: beginning at the southwest corner OF
section S6 in Golumbiatownship, Meigs County,
Ohio; thence; east 9s rods; thence south to the
eeater line of said section Sc; thence west to
the west line of said section 36; thence north
to the place of beginning, supposed to contain
100 acres, more or less, in town 9, and range
Is. Of the Ohio Company s Purchase, and sold
as the property of Aron Rutherford, at the
suit of William b. Shepherd. Appraised at
$1,000. Terms of sale, cash n,r
Dec, go lS59-1-5t-$3.GI
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81 sheriff,s Sale. nor, rx.as.,,
Isaac Saul vs.. F.Ew. Stevens aad +. SC ~ 4 mo
DY YIRTU E OF AN ORDER OF - 80 Joo,
ID me directed, will offer for sale, at tn !: I ect
of the Court House in Pomeroy, at II oclc :
A. NJ, 'i, yd' -
s' On the 4th day of February, 1861 SOS
the following described lands and tenements,
to-wit: Lot No. 49, with the buildings thereon,
i, situate in the town Of Pomeroy, Meigg 6 County,
Ohio, and sold as the property of F. w. Stevens
and Robert Hysell, at the suit of Isaac Saul
Appraised at $4,000. Terms of sale, cash. =
t,S Y-4.cs> I.7a j. ". SMITH, S. NJ. C.
Dec. 80, '59.1-5t-l.50 f
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IneH1rhc9ble, 4 ~
: l,eor DID Biggs, of Boston, labofed
under two great natural defects, the one
s,Lelng aninability topFonounee the letter
5 sand tie other . epecnniary reseatiEe-
ness, :, vulgarly known as. parsimony
s4 hat q queer pronunciation your uncle
s Observed some one to "a nephew of
Biggs.a ssAh, ,yes;e replied the graeeless
.youth, sitis impossible to get q " out of
hs... fSaerl NJ szI4e ~ @saSFI sf4ftfrs
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iA.A Pittsburgh paper says, in an
obituary notice Of antoid ladys that "She
bore her husband twenty children and
meyer gave him 4 cross word She
must have obeyed the good old precept,
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