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WE have nov the largest and best assortment Of
w 0roccrics and sia pc goods that We have ever
had Money " scarce and the times are hard and We
oil nell nos on The most favorable terms
Our cotton market Il new activc, and We are ready
~ bus an that can ret a Mobile prices less The
frrlght OUR fRlkNu9 WHO Owl ~ on AC
COTTON are earnestly requcsted 10 bring their cot
ton as per contract Az that We AK expect Of Gus
friends a that thry vii do an that they and as
promptly a. possible Ioa such W promise 20 sus
tan them next year % tie full extent of ability
To such A. do not want b se thcir cotton at pres
enc prices, uo aay bring ID % ~ and We vii shiI
and bold any reasonable time.
brict 6tdrs. EafrDrfss Nov. 81 is0o. 81
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All citizens having arms suitable for the
defence of the city, and which they are
willing to contribute for that purpose, are
requested to deposit them at the Office Of
the Marshal of Police.
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SUMMERYILLE FEMALE SEMINARY
A Riuats and Select Bogding School
FOR YOUN LADIES'
fn tks No,ufaius of Nor,,bss cn,uf,,. Ma

TTyHIs School presents Inducements superior % any
in The latitude in the superiority Of its buildings,
The heaithiness Of IT, location the quality Of y, mu,
seal Instruments and the experience and ability OF
IL teachers.
The Principal has secured The services Of Professor
Huqo Mu1Ea IN the Musical department. snd nov
feels warranted n saying that School in ne state
accomplishment
The teacher of The Ornamental department IL what
she should b., faithful and competenL
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Wtnk unfarHrncd has nos stocked and in fun 0per-
alton line Of FOuR HORSE NAIL COACHES
nInnina daily from De6oto on the Nozzle and Ohio
Raroad "a Pralrie Line, 20 Padding AZ paudngit u
connects With line of TWO HORSE MAIL COACH
~ witch runs tri-Weckly nom PauldinR Va Gar
andasiile Southern Raiiruad and Decatur, 70 Union.
sannectina with thc Southern Railroad near Doolit-
lee, aud tha Daily stage Line from Montgomery
Ala - Morton, on the Southern Road The Two
Wednesdays and Fridays time enough 10 connect
Fith TIE Stage The same day. The Cars the South
trn Road are nov running 20 Newton Station where
they connect with this line.
aa-rhe stock on this line arr equal 10 any in the
country, The Coaches comfortable. and the drivers
ths coaliecfious beng nlade.
aa- We have f1vnng srknIx now IN operation =
Newton Station and a Pauldna. Any person desi
nng t can b. furnished With conveyances 10 any
point IN he surrounding country.
sHARMkN 4 HYDE, Proprisiors.
~ Al
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Chronic Diseases Cured.
DIR. w. r. MOSELEY.

NNrOULD most respectfully invite the attention Of
w the afflicted 60 the fact that he has for the pact
twelve years given his entire attention 10 the heat-
meut % Chronic diseases. II has done an extensive
practice In nearly all the Southern States and there
are thousands of living Witnesses who have, and can
testify to his wonderful skill In the treatment Of all
the following diseases. viz;
Cancer, Tumors. Weus. Carhuncles, Fisiula Syphi-
hs or Puck, GonouhRa- Structure, elect Scrofula,
letter Asthma, Bronchitis, Diabetes, Dyspepsia,
Fs. Gout Rheumatism, Neuralgia Erysipelas, Fiuor
Abus Prolapsus, Piles, Goitre, Gravel Palsy, Scald
Head. letter. Diseases Of the Ear and Eye, White
sweliings. Diseases % the Womb, &c.
Persons afflicted with any Of these diseases should
not act unwisely as some have done, who waited
until Consumption had laid them PROSTATE and re-
duced them % mere skeletons or Cancer had eaten
INTO their vtals and dehtated their systems, then
called mo in cannot raise the dead. but can give
relief IN nearly al cases, and effect cure in all Gu
rahlc cases and believe all cases can be cured II
taken n time.
III. Moscley can be found Al Lauderdale Springs
Mississippi where the am icied can have the benefit
Of biz services. and satisfy themselves that certain
diseases which said by some 70 Be ncurahle have
been cured BY bis skill and eihnfnt remedies.
Prescriptions and medicines Mtto all parts Of the
United States by mail OF express az short notice. All
communications strictly confidential
Patients required ~ give full history of al the
svmptnna connected with their case age. habits, kc
a5-Teru = go per mouth in ADVANCE, Tor an case,
treated at distance.
ns-An eases % Cancor must be under my imme
iae and supervision, aud fee TO be one half cash
the balance when cure is Effected.
an-pi-cases Negroes bought a. liberal prices. Ac
rummodliions for hoaId are ample, besides the az
1cied can have the benefit Of the finest Supher anc
haiyheate waters IN the south. -
ifsss. W. R MosELEY, n. D.
LAuderdale springs, Mississippi.
D.
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From the London Eramiasr.
The English view Of Llncoln's Policy.

Here the old man fell upon Bob's neck
and the two wept together and parted.
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Mayor Brown has issued this morning
the following Proclamation
11AlOh OfFlJEs
Baltimore, April Goth. 1851

>
Baltimore, April Goth, 1851.
All citizens having arms suitable for the
defence of the city, and which they are
willing to contribute for that purpose, are
requested to deposit them at the office of
the Marshal of Police.
GEORGE NJ. BROWN, Mayor.
The rumor Of the destruction of bridges
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
on the Washington Branch, are all incor-
rect. The trains arrived and departed as
same as usual this morning.
We learn that two large covered bridges
on the Nothern Central Railway, between
Cockeysville and Ashland, were destroyed
this morning by fire. There was scarcely
timber left, and all travel on the road is
consequently suspended.
The watcaman of the bridge at Melville,
Mr.. McComas, was accosted and ordered
to deliver up the bridge. The party,
several hundred strong, then proceeded
to set fire to the bridge by pouring on
camphene. The watchman's house was
torn down, as well as the fencing and un-
der and over the bridge to aid the flames
and accelerate the work of destruction.
The light from the flames of the burn
ing bridges caused an alarm of fire in this
city. The Melville bridge cost $1,000
The telegraph wires and poles along the
road were also cut in several places.
The railroad bridges at Canton, over
Harris Creek was also destroyed by fire at
an early hour this morning, and it is said
that part of the Gunpowder bridge has
been torn away. The Canton bridge was
entirely destroyed and fell into the creek.
We also have a Tumor that the railroad
ferry boat at the Susquehanna, after the
passage of the regular morning train this
morning, was scuttled sunk in her dock.
The Governor and the Mayor despatch
ed three commissioners to Washington on
the evening of the 10Th. They reported
back the following telegraph:
We have seen the President and Gen.
Scott. We bear from the former letter
to the Governor and Mayor, declaring
that no more troops shall be brought
through Baltimore, in military point of
view, if, without interruption or opposi-
ton, they can be marched around Balti-
more.
HUGH L. BOND,
john G. BRUNE,
GEO. W. DoBBIN.
This, like all Of the acts of the Govern
meut, is a subterfuge, and the people
seemed so to consider it. 1t only added
fuel TO the general anger. The municipal
boards that same day made an appropria-
ton of 100000 for the purpose of de-
tending the city.
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Tuition viii be charged from time Of entrance till
close ofTerm, unless absence occurs from sickness
ur In accordance with private arrangements. The
school, nov numbering sixty, is rapidly increasing.
The Teachers have been eminently successful during
the last Session both in the discipline and instruction
ofthe school, They have had much experience else
sheTe but are nov permanently located IN charge Of
this School They vii exercise careful supervision
Iver the health and morals Of boarding pupils.
80 Board can be obtained az from eight to ten
dollars per month. For further PARTICULAR address
the Principal, or President Of the Board.
A. A. sTALLWoRTH, President
F. W. NmHkNl
Tuns BdaNNR.
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REV. T. y. LEA, Classical Teacher
MISS N A. MOORE, English Department.
MRS. s. p. LEA. al Ornamental Branches.
MRS. M T. DAWKfNs, Instrumental Music.
80 The building and the spacious grounds are
provided with q view to the making il permanen'
school, Of the greatest practical benefit.
7. D. LEA, Proprietor.
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NOTICE
Tax Collectors sale.

WIILon the first Monday of May next,
i it being the 9th day Of said month, in
front of the door of the Court House in
the town of Paulding, in Jasper County,
sell at public auction, the following de
scribed Land, on which the Taxes for the
year 1860. are dew and unpaid, to wit:
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

DOCKS AND sTATIoNERT.-lIlaoa
Dous and School books. of even description, ior
hn uaa u Academies and eohaoIa. Also. great Va
rsly of Cap Noto and Letter Paper; eteel and Gold
Pens, Quiifs, tos Inks. Al kinds tnk e.and., -
DrwapA M,gihuA Nv
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ROSE HILL ACADEMY

T'HE third session Of this Institution commenced
1 on The drst Monday IN March, under the care
ol 7. THlGPEN, Principal andC A. HUBBLE
SrON, Assistant
RATES on TUITION.
For twcnty-onef weeks. orthography, Reading
Writing. Primary Geography, and Mental Arithmetic.
uneor all SO o.
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic and History, :. :
one or al, u 90
Geometry, Algebra, Philosophy, Mental or Moral
all rs %
Latin and Greek Languages Trgonometry and
Surveying, with the ab0ve branches, one or E % %
This school h situated in North East Jasper. bo-
tween Paulding and Enterprze. in healthy and in
teihgcut community. Board can he obtained in
good families at ten dollars per month. including
gashinr and lights. The Principal has had pc
rence of ten years In teaching, and has been emf
nenty successful teaching the higher branches Of
Mathematics and Laiin. Both the Principal and
Assistant southerncra BY birth. education. inter-
eft and feeling. HIS discipline viii be strict. but
mild and impartial, and every attention viii he gwen
% the moral and mental cultivation Of students.
Pupils can enter at any time during the session,
and vii b charged from the time of entering %
The cose Of The terur unless prevented from aten-
dance By proiracted Gekncss, which time viii BE- d.
ducted from tuition. Students from a distance vii
be required 10 pay their tuition in advance, or give
satisfactory reference fof parent; guardian, some
othcrresponsible person.
G. A. ~ DDLEsTON, Assistant
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LIVERY STABLE,

y. a. O. w. HUTCEzIrg q 4.
HAZLEHUnsT, MISS.
VUfa establishment u commodioua and well a.
u tended Horses af ths Stable are carefully looked
% - q good ugior who il ready ai al hours 20 ai.
tend 20 calls. The greatest cars VII b. taken 70 mer
frnas-cash o. demand OF Y payment should b
delayed ts one month or longer ten per cent from
daia uiIl b. ndded. J. 4 @. W. HUTCHIN8.
Fah. ll iaao. 1-N
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Estate OfH, e. Nichols. deceased.

Estate OfH, E.NichOIS, deceased.
"HEREAS letters of Administration
w were granted to the undersigned,
at the last February Term, A. D. 1861, Of
the Probate Court of Newton County, on
the estate Of II. E. NICHOLS, deceased
Now all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to exhibit them
duly probated and registered within the
time required by law or they will be for.
ever barred.
HARDY NICHOLS, Admir-.
April u, 1861. 26-7t
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COA1BrrTArIOrJ PLAN
Dasus EFu.r Dkr A. 4 OcLoox-
CAPITAL PRlItSi
ea0,o0oi e5a,0ooi ea5,OO0i ea0,OOOI
enO,OOoi es,OoOi ea,soOi etc.
Tickets from q 10 n0.

nafn orliarlne Tcksts siais ne Class; enclose Ne
rdnfY % eur adiraas. and on recuiri of a eo WI
arnf ahai i 1I iarnd fY return mail
nN~AM enmrnuuirHfiunH strictly confidential.
nT@furrhanrfa WIll please write their signatures
plaIn and give their pnsi once County and State
nF~1frnlara containing nl explanations II ON
iohaura, etc. Hiu ~ furHardee ~ mai 70 any onf
oFdsru ~ iiessts rosrtaouiss By Nal or Ezpres,
HopGEs, DAVIS a Co, Macon, Georgia
Iuna u. ialn. od-u
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-. FANNnnII.I.. I'D.

I II burg CuFington county Miss, ai Mai. n. p Car.
iefa residence may be found there az an tunes uness
tsent On prof ssional business and b. ready 90 dis
shafa he duties Of bis profession 20 the best Of hs
thilf when called urun.
o. laq'ca aouHiF, Oct td.ls59. az
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For sale.
a THEundersigned
.l>f offers for sale his
" Tan Yard, Dwelling
House, and several
W. VALUABLE Town Lots
A=A9 in Raleigh. He has
in addition 10 the above, several valuable
tracts Of land which he viii sell on very
accommodating terms. A bargain may be
had by applying soon to
]. g. BLACKWELL.
Raleigh, Sept. 20, 1850. 6O-tf
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

HANiNa lpeated at Montrosc, spectfullv tondcrs
hia Professional services % the citizens OF that
lainea Campoeh, when not professionally absent.
April n, 1859. G-ly
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MEDICAL NOTICES.
DR. ?. ". AvERA'
nRs. rnTTaN. mlRHlN 4 WALTON

HAVE formed acorartnership Or the actiee Of
Il tneir profession, and respectfully teraer thcir
services t1 ne citizens o. IauldinE and vicinity
They have also estatlished an fNFfHMARY fnr tEe
reception of paenis 81 whom their united aticntiens
Un = given. aud where better treatment can D. run.
tered thnn 20 those a. distance, especially In chrun
u cases. Charres moderate
- surgIcal Operations charged extra
pIaiial Aur p. le1o civ
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MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE
MONTR0Sg. JASPER CO., MISS,

TVHIs Classical school, situated twelve miles south
Il Of the Southern Railroad, IL easy Of access, and
free from the The temptations common 10 towns
The healthfuness Of the locality, and the medical
quality Of our lphur Spring. are well known Here
parents may find q Southern home-school, under
pure, moral Influence, and with none but true South
ern teachers admitted.
Il is indepeudent-the Proprietor being under ns
Trustee Boards or scctarian schemes.
81 The School year will begin OCTOBER Let and
end JULY 8lst Young ladies viii board with tie
teachers; young men With families at a convenient
EHIHs.
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.iEn uarnons. 50 ~. vrxasrr, \

HANlNG formed q copsrtncrsh'p in the practice
IL Of Medicine rCapcctiully tender their services
70 ne ciutena of Claiborne and the surrounding
lounirTi IN thc various branches Of tho profession
when not professionally engaged, ther both viii b.
'uuud AZ Claiborne, uu hnIneEa AZ hfs Bcsidcnce
md ~. MIEqkrs at The residence of Mn. IHoa. g
AofFrrr They return their thanks 10 the public
lur tha liberal PATRONAGE heretofore receiVcd and
hope hY strict attention 10 their professional duties
70 secure q eouunuanca Of che same.
Cl1iuFut. Jan m. 1sdo. it-iv
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Decatur High School.

Nr. J. J. PERRY, Principal Of Male Department
Mrs. 8. T. JARVIS Principal Of Female Depart
Mss MARY c. WILSON, Teacher in Musical De
partmcnL
Rates % Tuition Per Session Of ave
months.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and Mental Arith-
metic, &l2 %
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar, Historynnd,
Familiar Science, SIS 90
HIGHER ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
Algebra, Geometry, Philosophy and Chemistry, SO 90
'irS TnaSss, 5S1s 0'''' '''-''' - Wv s2s 90
Music SIS 90
Contingent charge, 80
Time charged from day Of entrance, and no deduc-
ton made except for protracted sickness.
A sufficient corps Of competent teachers viii be in
attendance, Of southern birth education and senti-
ment
Tuition due at the close Of each session.
Board can be had At ten and twelve dollars per
month.
For further particulars address NJ Carleton, E
scanlan, a. MeAlpin, or Rev. J. F. \. Huddleston.
Dec. 5, 1850 R0
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New Firm ai Qultman.
EVANS e. HENRY.

rTtVlHe hrnef sa.raf'pslshlp iui lhe H.lq ef
NA |'HH'|| "NIH H1IIIII'N AH = IIsI'' IN'' IIHiI
I..I. |.. ~ ~. I'D IIeI IINn|IN ard 10 NltI|H
Hh.a . I.....I lNa 'arrH FnH raaINa stnrN n
fa..I ~. 6s NnIrH iHrV N|' HlNNa sNHN az.
i|aaa.ss =. 81 ns.es.ff = .s..'rl n.e.l lapr|l
si .hsui sisals rsa.ly y Airhi.h
Dg o1ail nsssfiss, ProIliloni, naliuar,
.as s..l ~ ,.i.sras Z -. ..,.,l s,s1l.y
HHa.IIH.
M araa ~ iraEar rornIIF TansIsIT 10 s.n
rna aaa ANnn snf asrsr|tIr 1HNts t.elf na fl|aaaI
.0I ..... - Il aa|i - Iee I1sl1. Ies|'ra ~
rH1. .I ass ..Iaa IfrrI ~ uINrN A. aIaII uI|i aI
~ A'r'' n '''''' A''''- Ly.rs rvar..
s.r~.atna. na
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slowed upon him, and he was taken to
the police station to have his wounds
dressed. As soon as they had fred at this
point they again wheeled and started off
in full run, when some three or four
parties issued from the warehouses there
and fred into them, which brought down
three more soldiers, one of whom was
carried into the same store with the one
alluded to, and died in a few moments
The others succeeded in regaining their
feet, and proceeded on with their COM
rades, the whole running as fast as they
could, and running fire was kept up by
the soldiers from this point to the depot,
the crowd continuing to hurl stones into
the ranks throughout the whole line of
march.
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PICEEySVILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE,


BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
DR.. A. NJ WILKINS, President
JAMEs STINSON,
A. r. BUSH.
A. r. HENLEY,
II. s. SHELTON Esq.
n II. jon NsTON, Esq.
JAS. CHAIN YRS. Secretary and Treasurer
FACULTY,
Rev. JESSE q. NASH, 81 A., Principal. Prof OF
Moral and intellectual Philosophy, and Political
wM j WEST. N. A., Teacher Of Classics and Natu-
raj Sciences
a. n YAGLE. Professor Of Music.
MRS J. a. NASH, English Branches and French
MISS JENNIE G.. ELLIOTT, English Branches
MISS NJ T.. VEsEY, Ornamental Department and
Music.
Miss r. A. FENET. English branches.
MISS N. L. FENEI, English Branches
BOARDING DEPARTMENT.,
ME- MRS. WEST
RATES OF TUITION
Tha Scholastic vear. beginning lst Monday IN Oc
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nR. CmAa. nj. RENCmrn.

DR. CHAs. n. RENCHER.
RESTDENT DENTIST. At EyTERPRTSE Mss
LHOR NE convenience Of bic friends and patrons
y win Visit The following places at the times
shubuia--isi Monday in March. June and ssp,sm-
1er.
Pauidiur-isi Monday IN April. July and October.
Garandsrllle-lsi Monday IN May, August and No
Meridlan-sd Monday in March, June and sspsem-
aer.
Persons residing ai or near these places, may rell
~ bic punctual attendance at fhe appointed time
nd on b. remaining a. long as his services may b
1efied
~ n having heen engaged in a successful prac
ICE In Enterprise and the surrounding country, iof
he Last lFe Yfura. and feeling permanently iocafad
tsreous needing any dental opafaiion may b. A.
ured hat Il not tithflliy performed, be T. periecf
eaponsihle. and iai be may be found ~ Enterprise
Fhcn not professionally ahscnt
hEllarSca-hs numerous patrons through tns
ouuiry.
Traas-tn vork warranted. and charges moderat
Ian. n. isao. tt-iY
Dr.. "A. Wm. n. meKINNON,
HAVING iocaicd at Llou Seminary respectfull,
III tenders bic professional services % the citren
ef tha'scinity. He may ai az times he found 81 IN
esidencc, unleas professionally absent
April 5, isoi. G-iy
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s s'.:.: I: ..''. !. J. !.
| F. L. Right. A r. y Of s. r. vi
J. \. Huston. & 8. W. kof s.
5. Tubs Z. 1zofs. FL 81 4Il2lpl2OI21 50
w. 1sof s.W.1{ 34 4llzl4oi2ol2 l2O 30
l. B. LASSITER.
Tax collector Of Jasper County.
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Nothing can be ascertained from Phila-
delphia this morning as to whether the
special military train left last night or not.
The rGmors adoat that the train had arriv-
ed at the Gunpowder river are not cred
tied.
The city this morning is in most ex-
cited condition. Armed men are march
ing through the streets, and the military
are moving about in every direction, and
il is evident that Baltimore Is to be the
battle field Of the Southern Revolution.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-11-23
WHOLE NO. 1877.
1 EloRlnA scRAcxER,

& -
/ In letter fran Florida 10 the New York
Commercial Advertiser, hy Fi,z Hugh Lnd-
low thus describes a parsonage indigenous
/ to that section:
Ard see--what postens is that coming -
| F'orlaa alone could produce this creation.
i Il is a landed proprietor from the in,esior--
/ bus people 10 the manor born do not call
him By This respeesfll name. They style
/ him 'riny woods Cracker. lie is riding
his own herse-a small native pony, whose
only cufry-eomb is the most convenient
/ theTnbush--w whose ears are Of the half lon
variety head ehased and tail bat no is
is no. fair to speak slishtingly Of the absent.
tits TO be hoped that an equal regard TO
! fairness moves the landed proprietor to take
turns with the pony in carrying their united
weight. fer the sand is dcrp, and whether
horse or man be the heavier is net ohyieus.
Tie inaa is arrayod as FOR fancy dress ball.
Al immense somhrero of braided pa.snrtte
shades his ratty little black eyes icng rueful
checks, and hronxpd beak-hke nese. Be.
meath the palmetto long grizzly locks strag-
L gle down upon the torn and rastieolered
shoulders OF what may ages age have been
4 n blue sack coat, but is now so shrunken or
outgrown thu, lis pockets come close uadcr
his arms, and It's tails fa;tcr about the small
I oflis hark. His t,anse,s ara of hlas ana
wb,te hedti,k. A calico shirt uboss nat.
( torn i Nal snn,s an n rcd grannJ aas,
orir;naliy six cents ner raya hnsi,ls ,hn
,ronil. er NIL IN. mn III thn lanaca nronr,n.
! ,ress and lnav Cfa.ke,sss of ,he b,rl wao5s
calm whence II smsr,a,.a ans, tbps !. tan
valuable "a Ia conceded bv nnv ,as, m.
man who eut The bel,ick nsninlanns was no.
naneyons In, rbe,, ara shsrf AMI per,n;t ma
/ q see so mach Of nm o,;r;n,,i Flor,,ln nnir ~
E lers os ia ,,n,nnrisnd betws,a tho ns;,hhar.
4 - - t, -.
4 la,tsr nn;n, the usmhers i'san,o,r r,an,
hn,nsr r;n,r i 80 ~ " ra'.,,n
- hapa =. r." =, - ,s .ovMy
I'm; s,,',. II atns.a l;l. = '''e
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