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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
Fire In 81. Johns. Michigan.

ST. JOINS, Monday, April 10, I6JU.
fire this morning destroyed the following property;
Munger & Bro, dry goods; j. Hicks, dry goods;
Vsnciie, grocery Wright, millinery goods and Ihe
Republican Office, with its types and pTess The loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

STATE School TRusTEEs.-The State Board o.
scbsol Trustees hed meeting the State House Trenton
OH Friday The Board consists OF the Governor. Attorney on
er Secretary Of stste President the Senate and SPEAKER
the House Amer examination into the securities oond
ton Of the funds Mr Bcord Of Nswak appointed state
sUpelinte nseut OF Common Schools.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

THE WISCONSIN, ELEcTIoS.--The returns received
April ID have materially reduced DixOn's Democrat
minority for Chief Justice. Now he is only $40 ahead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

Reported fer The New.York Tnbunel.
NRsr kLRASt April

Reported fer The New.York TnbuneI, -
WRIST ALBAst April 10, 1850
CATTLE-No famine this week The market il usual this
Spring overoeh ed there being s4l fresh arrivals aud 20 Geld
over making total OF 6 head sale to day. This Is the
number received here during any week since august
1883 There only few premium Beeves here the qasy,
is fair and the demand brisk slight decline Tor the
best bunches. The Eastern buyers viii take go head f'S
will be tailed here, leaving 2O for the Nef ork arEet
RRCRIPrs-The following comparative nent Oh re-
ceips at this market via NewYOrk Central hsiiroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

Total.
Ana sTe d,strbuted through the different yards hsre a. fc
lows, At Hors's 222; Galup's .79li Hunters, 0od Law
-.oca,. Fat Albspv. ll2.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

A Shabby Railroad few weeks
since we had occasion to travel over a
portion of the "Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne and
Chicago railroad" OF all shabby roads
it was ever u misfortune to travel over,
this one is decidedly ahead. The cars
were ~antiquated and dilapidated while
in motion, there was a constant rattling
of windows, doors, backs of seats, imper-
feet wheels, &c., in sound resembling
eye Caliope," or the JOINT music of forty
cracked Chinese gongs. 1t required all
the physical power possessed by passen-
gers to retain heir seats, such was the
"bobbin" motion of she cars. 1t is a sin
to treat travellers in such a style, and
there ought to be a statute at large pro-
hibiting the running of such machinery as
we found on the road mentioned between
Lima, Ohio, and Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

Sugar MiIls.-We again call the at
tention' of farmers to the advertisement
Of Douglas & Brothers, Manufacturer
Of sugar mills, sugar evaporators, and all
kinds Of sugar making apparatus, zanes-
vile, Ohio. These mills, after a test Of
three years, have proven themselves suPe-
riOr to all others, having given perfect
satisfaction. We have consented to act
as agent for this territory, and will take
pleasure in giving all desired infOrma-
non. In a few days we viii have on hand
one of the small sized mills. Will far
mers call and examine, and leave their
orders. 1t would be well for four or five
neighbors to join in ordering a mill, where
it is not convenient for each one to get
one of their own.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

BUFChes & C8's Nursery, Oregon,
MO.-To the proprietors Of this extensive
Nursery, and Green House, at Oregon,
Mo-, E. H. BURcHrs & Co., we are in
debted for a liberal supply Of bedding
plants, received by steamer Hesperian.
We intended to call attention to their es-
Enlistment before, but have neglected to
do so from time to time. Il is near US,
so that persons can visit and select for
themselves, or order and receive returns
in a few days. The trees and shrubs are
raised in our own soil and climate, and
the proprietors are reliable, experienced
and trustworthy gentlemen. These r
all desiderata Of the greatest import
ance, especially in the business in which
they are engaged. We know our peo-
pie hereabouts have had enough expert
ence with foreign tree pedlars, and urge
upon them, for their own good, to pat
ronize home nurseries, where they can
be accommodated. BURcHEs & Co, have
an extensive nursery in which can be
found every desirable tree. shrub, vine,
evergreen, or flower, of quality and at
prices the best, and most liberal. They
are engaged in, and propose to make the
grape vine business a speciality, and will
be able the coming season to fill orders
at eastern prices, and guaranteeing true
tUuame, and Of vigorous healthy plants.
Read their advertisements. We viii
receive and forward orders when desired.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

whereas on the s0th day Of September a. ~.
1859, William Hayes, and JHiaC. Hayes bic wife,
executed to William 81. Ho0vor, q deed Of trust ior
the use and bonsht Of the several creditors there's
named, upon The following described real estate u
Brownviis, Eemahs County, Nebraska Territory,
to-Wit; Lot no l6, IN block no "a u theosiginaI piat
iOf said town, said deed recorded Ia Deed kec-
ord, no. !, Pages SIS and 5I6 Of Records 81 aid
Nemaha County. And Hhgfeas g 81 provided ca
said deed Of trust that said trustee, after irving 8
weeks notice Of the tine and plaso 81 sale Of sid
Real Estate should sell The sams e nbEe 1lst 10
the highest bidder, for cash, andsppy % proceeds %
expensesOf said trust and the payment oftho claim
ants named In said deed. Notice IS therefore here
BIZ given that L, William H.H00Ver, Iroste8 q afora-
said, viii, on Friday, The 18th day o. Nay "A.
1860, between the hours Of 3 o'clock "a. -, End 4
O'Clock, P n, Of said day, offer e puble sale &c tie
door Of the Once Of the Register Of Deeds Of Ne
maha County, in the City Of BroWnvills, N. r., the
above described real estate, and win ss1 ne ame 20
the highest bidder for cash in hand, and upon
such sale viii make, execute acknowledge and de-
liver to she purchaser Or purchasers, . deed lof said
real estate. WILLIAM u. HOOVER
Nays 3. 1s60S5tS6 TKUsTEB
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
Glorious Rafn.-On Sunday last, this

Glorious Rain.-on Sunday last, this
section of country, for a long time past
suffering from drcuth, was visited by a
copious and thankfully received shower.
which thoroughly soaked the parched
earth. 1t was Just in time, and is worth
to this county alone, thousands.
"Tho latter rain, it falls in anxious haste,
Upon the san-dried fields, and branches bare,
LOOsening, with searching drops, the rigid waste,
Asi If It would each roots lost strength repair
On Wednesday we had the benefit of
another fine rain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
Dayton and Michigan Railroad.

This road running from Dayton, Ohio,
through Troy, Piqua, Sidney, and various
other points to Toledo, has but recently
been completed through. It was our
pleasure, not long since, to pass over some
hundred miles of the road, and we take
great pleasure in bearing testimony in
favor of its superior construction and
management. The grade is remarkably
even the rolling stock, fine and COM
Portable; and every attachee of the
road, from general superintendent, to
news-bOy, attentive, punctual and gentle
manly. At Lima, we met our "ancient
friend" Mayo, who has held the posi-
ton of Master Machinist, on this road
from Its commencement, and was invited
to look through the extensive machine
shopsat that place, but was prevented by
want of time.
The Dayton and Michigan Road has
encountered many disadvantages cir
cumstances in its construction, but the
indOmitable perseverance, and superior
business qualifications Of its Board Of d.
rectors has overcome all, and the road,
running as it does, through the central
part of the great State Of Ohio, cannot
fail to pay, if not Immediately, at no dis
tant day, handsome dividends.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
New Billiard Saloon.

We have neglected before to notice
that Evan WoRTHINe has opened up a
new Billiard Saloon in the basement of
Judge Whitney's new building. He has
No. l marble top table and will soon
have several more of the "same Sort
Lovers of the cue will find Evans sa-
loon about right.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

No person should be guilty Of allowing
his OF her property of whatever kind to
remain uninsured. Let the recent con-
fagration near us be a warning to all.
There are agents in this city for some
halfdOzen safe. reliable companies.-!hey
do no: advertise with US it is true, but
by all means we say, insure your prop
erty. Carson & L~ushbaugh are agents
for the Hartford; T. w. Bedford for the
Etna, and E. w. Thomas for the Phoenix.
All reliable Companies.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
Probate Notice.

notice IS hereby given to all parsons interested that
Esther Beishline has been appointed administrators OF
the estate OF John Beishline, late Of Pawnee. County,
N. T., deceased. All persons having claims against the
said estate are notified to present them 70 the Probate
Court Of said County, on or before the l4th day ofMsy,
1850, or they viii be forever barred from recovering
such claim IN any action whatever. n. G. LORE,
I2wnO32F&T Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
NANSEMOND
Sweet Potato Plants

OF superior quality-best variety for the North
packed to 90 safely, long distances by Express
Price-4OO 81; 1000 50: 5000 So; 10000 SIS.
Our plants have produced fine crops in the north
for many years, even as high as 40.
G.. B. MURRAY,
Late o. S. Murray & SOn] Fosters Crossings,
Warren County, Ohio.
Orders left at the Advertiser effee will meet with
prompt attention.
April IL, 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

County Of Nsmsns Probate Court
Whereas Heath NuckOils, administrator on TIE e.
tate Of Joseph Deroin deceased, late OF Nemaha county,
has made application 10 the Probate Court Of Nsm11a
County, Nebraska Territory for one years extensi0ff cf
times TO collect the assets and pay the debts add charges
chargeable against the same ! notice Is hereby given o.
all whom Il may concern, that ] have set Friday, TIE
18th day Of Nay, at 10 O'Clock An. Of said day. a. y.
1850, as the time for tho hearing Of said appliCaiio1 &c
my once in BroVnvillo ia said eounty, when and where
ali persons interested are requested 60 appear and show
cause why said extension should not be allowed.
witness my hand and the seal o. said court thise6th
day o. April, A. ID. 1860.
Q ". WHEELER, Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Heath NuekOlls,
W.
r. W. Furnas
RI. Whitney and
j.. W. Coleman.
NOTICE is hereby given that By virsue Of On sx-
ecution issued from The ofice Of the CLERK az the
District Court Of Nsmaha county, Nebraska Iarri-
tory. against R w Furnas, R ] Whitney and J w
Coleman, and in favor Of Heath Nuekolls Tor the
sum Of four hundred and thirty-fYe dollars and
thirty cents 1 J B Wells, Sheriff Of Nemaha o.,
Nebraska Territory have levied upon and from the
door Of the house where ths last term Of court vas
held in BrOWnville, in said county, on Monday the
23d day Of July, A d 1860, at one o'clock, T u I
viii sell at public sale TO thehighest bidder, for casa
in hand, the following described roal-estate, 70 Wit:
tho part Of the N. East quarter Of section g town
ship 5 range is containing one hundred and thirty
two acres, with all the improvements thereon, g the
property Of R. J. Whitney il ratification Of said
execution. J. B. WELLS,
Sheriff Of Nsmaha Co., N. ~.
BrOwnYille, June 18th, 1850. 49-6t-S1O,5O-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

Documents. = Again we are placed
under obligations to our interchangeable del
egate in Congress, Hon. S. G. DAILY,
for supplies of valuable public documents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
The HOrficuIIurISf. for JUNG, S be

The HOrtICuIturiSt, for June, is be-
fore us. 1t is an exceedingly interest
ing number. The publishers favor us
with an edition in winch the fruits are
colored to nature; they are executed in
superior style. The present contains,
colsrsd; the Townsend or Seager Apple.
No Hartcrlfprist should be without this
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
WebSter'S Pictorial Dictionary in Boston.

So exhaustive and satisfactory we have uniformly
found Il to be, that enlargement and Improvements
seemed hardly Standardization Journal
As a whole, the work has no parallel, nor Is q at az
probable fhGt Il UiH soon haze One,--BOStOn Traveller
Leaves so little either for the strict schOlor, the mar
., : neral culture, or the limited employer of common
10 desire, that il may with truth be said, that
Do4bj1gi An the photographed line is left to be desired.
T,e cri3ics % webster sre, as a-general thing, mousers
- n,aio bD,torS.-BOsfOR Ledger.
~ Son,o 30 nc foren,a est scholars Of the age, both in Eu-
rome and this country, lave been occupied for years in
the task Of revision and aoGHtion-B0Ston IrGRscrlpt
MS fned fact, a Hiring emily ana sot4 naustata
its place as the most complete and 6ScE.9te gset'O"o'y
of the LANGUAGE Standardization atlas me Dec
AmOnument Of learning in this single line OF sile,sls
effort, such as no previous age has CONDOS RGSUSS
Making the entire work one which cannot be surpassed
and which in our estimation will remain unequalled.-
" + Farmer
These important improvement must make this far In
advance Of any competitor in the held-BostOn Congre-
gatiOnGlsf
To every writer and speaker Of English it is i~ndispen-
Pictorial
This new edition is q perfect mine Of knowledge and
q most complete book Of reference-COm. Bulletin
Appears to be as complete as it is possible TO be made
Boston Post.
From Hon. J. M. Gregory. Superintendent Of
PIbIc instruction, Mich.
Office SEpf. Pub. Inst,
Lansing, June 90 1853.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

The River, is yet rising rapidly has
risen at this point several feet within he
last t~wenty-four hours.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

Messrs. G. SC. MERRIAM,
Gentlemen:
know not how to ex-
press my gratincation with the valuable and beautiful
features added 70 the great national work, Webster's
ouarto Dictionary. They render Il If possible stillmOre
worthy Of the proud place it occupies as the great stand
standard. for while a few scholars and others here ano
there, prefer other dictionaries, Webster's IS beyond
dispute the book Of the people, the common STANDARD o.
appeal among the masses, learned and unlearned, in our
land. Nor need this be regretted, as long IS its publish
ers take such unwearied pains tckeep Il abreast win
every Improvement made In the language. IL can only
express my very sincere hope that you may be fully re-
warded for the good work you are doing in the cause Of
sound learning.
With considerations Of high respect,
I remain, gentlemen, Yours truly,
II. GREGoRY
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
eLand9

undersigned has s, 600 acres Of Choice Lands To-
Gated in this Territory, which he will sell
Cheap for Cash or on Time.
For further information apply to nv Office on Main
Stree, Of this place. II. n. ATKINSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

hanks, Blanks.
Wehave on hand, printed in superior style, and for
-Ie cheap for cash, a fresh supply Of
warranty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds,
Trust Deeds, Bonds Tor Deeds,
Justice, Sheriff and Constable Blanks,
Blank Presumption Papers,
Township Plats. Bills Lading,
Drafts, Notes, etc, etc., etc.
:, which we call the especial attention Of thOsein need.
ib Printing Of any and every description executed to
-deri in a style inferior 70 uOnes produced in any part Of
se country. We except no once in the West, or else
mere, and offer specimens Of our work as evidence
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
telegraph to BrOWnVIIIe.-Tt is

Telegraph to BrOWnVIIIe.-It is
now a fixed fact that we are to have a
telegraph line TO this place, and that very
shortly. The locating corps of engineers
reached here yesterday, planting stakes
for the poles. Theodore Hill, of this
City received a heavy contract to furnish
poles, has the most of them ready for de-
livery. Within a. fortnight or two we
Will be. exchanging lightning dispatch
es with our friends East.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

Thirty-eight plates, two hundred figures. ne most
practical and valuable book for farmers extarf. TeIis
how to build Barns, and Houses, Bridqos. kc -
Price SO sample copy 81 By mail, postpaid BE- rfeFs
CHAhLEh 3 SON. Philadelphia. Agents wanted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
with other neto Features, together NTH all the matter
OF PREVIOUS EDITIONS,
COmnrfsRd i'm n VOLOfHS50 DRgRR.

We have seen specimen sheets Of the Pictorial Illus
~trations. They are we'll executed. and will often be
found useful in giving a much more correct idea Of an
object than can be obtained BY a defnitIon.-N. r. ITt-
bWne, april l6, 1859.
We have seen specimen pages Of portions in archi-
lecture and OrnithOlogy, and find them Of artistic beauty
as we'll as Of great practical value.-ChTtSf10n Mirror,
ApriI 10 1859.
We have seen specimen sheets Of these Illustrations,
and can hardly see how they can be improved in beauty
or accuracy.-BOSfoR EVeaing TrGRscTiPf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

GEO. A. GRAVES, Bookseller, Staticners and
News Agent, Post once building, Corner Douglas and
thirteenth streets, Omaha, n. T., is our authorized
AGENT for both the ddDeTffser and Farmer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

For one year, II paid in advance, $500
% = " &C 4" at the end Of 6 months, $50
80 90 0W 60 90 U12 90 800
clubs Of - or more will be furnished at $3.50 per
nm, provided the cash accompanies the order, not
IbsrWiEe.
n The "Nebraska Advertiser having
much the largest circulation Of n paper In
me Territory, Wholesale Merchants in st.
louis, st. Joseph, c~incinnati and other East
an markets where Nebraska merchants pur-
.ssse. will find nc better advertising medium
N the Western country.A
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

StrsWhsrriesa ad Blsckbsrriss.
EYeTgreens, Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs.
ereenhouse and Bedding Plants, Roses Dahlias,
&C., &C., &c.
10 which We would beg leave 10 call tho attention
Of the people Of Western Missouri. Nebraska. Kan
sas and Iowa.
EErOur terms viii Be asioy IS any rsfnbIs eazt-
eFn Nursery. -
By purchasing Of us the szpsnssOf EangDorfstou
from the east can Be saved.
Al trees and plants are carsfdIly labeled and
packed in the best manner for any part Of the Unit
ed States, for which = charge Of The aetuaI cost only
viii be made. No charge viii be made fox the deli
very Of packages on board steambOafs.
All communication addressed to the undersigned
viii receive prompt attention.
E.H. BURCHES & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
Theodore Hill, Agent
maze r.

At Brownville, NJ To- keeps on hand a general assoft-
ment Of Humans Flows.
Brownville. Nay, 1850, Il
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
WE85TERV9
UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY
NEW PICTORIAL EDITION.

800 Pictorial Illustrations.
Wehave just issued a new edition Of Webster's Un-
abridged Dictionary, containing 1900 Pictorial Illustra-
tions beautifully executed.
5000 to 10. 600 NEW Words IN the Vocabulary,
Table Of SYNONYMS, by Prof Goodrich,
In which more than two thousand words are carefully
disseminated, forming a fuller work on English Syno-
nyms, Of itself, THAI any other issued, besides Crabb,
and believed in advance Of that.
Table, giving Pronunciation Of Names Of 5000
distinguished Persons Of MOd9rR Times,
Peculiar use Of words and Terms in the Bible,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

n. S, HARDING g. CO., News and Literary De-
Dot, Hip building, Main street, opposite the Muck
Oils House, Nebraska City, are our authorized Agents
for both the Advertiser and Farmer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-04-26
An ENORMOUS LIE.

Judge n, tsie Of Missi,sIevs ~.
has b-sn Dot'osd Ia Harper hsr.,of.,. =, .
ssntismsu. remarkable fer . prsel,y,t, A. a.,
aggsrAts aud tell hard stories. on o,. 80.
sion was seated in frout Of Oh. nrinc;..l -
tel 10 Ciir'on, anusiog group Of gentle.
men with bis peculiar. aasfativs. vs.e \.
delivered himself a. follow:
"Gebtlemsn, in East Tsus.s... vk..
vas 'a'ea' knsvs nsn Who bad The ne.,
astonishing strength In his isss aud ts.,k
OF any man that ever lived. Issu hin osss
s'A9diog on ,hs 'unny aide sfa bare, With
0'd woe hat under his arm, AllsA 9th
oiA't uAnsr'' aud be jast pu, them ~. bis
1ou'u su eaek'd them n easily IS sss sf
you could crack . shesnutl"
The auditors sIehanesi looks Of iuc,..
duh'y a qIrsissl aud faeetious blsd.
Known As hentueS SAchslford, vas pr...u,
asd heard the Judges story, ssa fssasrtl
Mo doubt, Judge oftLs trs,h Of sll,ou
SASs said some mea srs rsnsrkably
strong Nov IN South Carolina, vAs,e
lived, one Of my nsighbors uas acted Zoe ,As
extraordinary muscular strength sfhis Tn
Remember TO have seen him take . A.rI
pine fHe,, place u in the hollow ofhis arm
Al The sibow, and BY ,uddebly bringing i.
forearm upsard, be split the knSl iuIs splin /.
i-rs add pressed oui all the IsEpsntins 10 .
stream =
The narrative Of Ksntuek vas rsosiysa
vah Psais Of laughter Judge ~
teeams indignant, aud sprsging to bis fsss
vhh elenshsd a't aud flaming eyes, sx.
claimed:
"h'Htaek tAafssA eaorB,oss her
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-04-26
. sUsoasUs ,selpssr.

A laashssls iDe'd.s, occurred r.s,u,l,.
net sshy ~ils' from Dasvills. The sis,u..
stances OF which are related ky the Ds..
" Asrsh Of tAI, village ss kolIo-s:
An old gsntlemaa farmer Who I'D ,x.
h.ndsens sAssbisrs, .ss % ssu,,o~, ~ N.
ehsrge that he would not permi, ths. a
keep the eoDpany ef youue men 49,,
sr, they adopted shs following ,Ipeai.u, 10
ENJOY The company Of their levers An,
the old man had retired TO res. d.. ,,,I.
would hang sheet out Of the .,.dov ana
'hs beaux would selss held Of 10 asi ,,h Al.
,s''s'asos Of hls ady love, Who ,uxg,d lu,,i
ly above, wouid ,hus g.io sn.nnss
IL 90 hspPsnsd ,bsi enc svso,ss ,A.,
The girls hung out the sheets too .eslv 10,
We old gentleman, BY some III -ind- v,. a.
siden'aliy round The corner, and spy..s N.
shee' eOuld not eopjseturs the m.selss Of
Its being there. So he essgA, hold aud a
dsavo red 10 pull 10 dO-s the sisls seq.
posing It to 10 sns oftbsu fsllew.. L.ssn n
heist, It'd did not discover the nistaSs an
nl The old mans head vas level vitk ,Ae
uindev sill, when ous Of then. sxel.iu,d-
'oh, my, tis dad aud letting 70 the shs.t
sosa O. ne tie Old gendsmss oa the srouod
ei>'oeAting one shoulder, Which seayinssd
hun tAaiio make cid nsids Of his daughter,
SAs mater sot 90 easily accommodated :.
aud sithdf1uiSg all furthsr oppe.i,i.n 10
1eslr keeping company, be was 500 f.,h.
or in-lAu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-04-26
DEcIDRDLY cool.

A Boston lady, ubO had sonsWbst Of 9
BsochaBalisn spouse, resolved - highten
him into temperance She therefore sbga>
ged = uGcbmeD, 81 . stipulated reward, 20
carry 'PbilabdsT' 20 the watch house While
be uss in . state Of ia-sDsibility, and fright
en- bin little when be recovered 10 30.
eotdaBce With ,bis urangsmsBt he woke up
10 the watch houss about midnight S0d found
bimsslf on bis back lie looked Iound BE-.
Wilde'ed until bis eyes resell on . aAB s,t,
ting by . stove smoking cigar
Where an | q asked Ph,lsDdS
In . nediesl college, said the gar smo
her.
What doing there
Going 20 be cut uPp
Cut i-bou Genes thatT
Why you cird yesterday. uhils aTobk
sad us have bosghi your carcass from yost
wife. who hsd right 20 cell IL. for ia all
,hs god sbs could ever make oct Of you -
II you're no, tesd it's 10 fsult Of the doctors
shd they ri cot ycq ~ dead or siiVsr
Voc uill, ebf asked the old sot
To b. sure us will psv Immediately.
Sas the tesslute Ansser
Well. nou lock ohsTs, old f,llsr. esbi
you let Ne bsvs somsthing " drink b.fofs
you bsginf