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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-28

the Federal troops have boon largely re-
inforced. General Lees command has
retired to Meadow Bluff.
The rebels reportedktwo killed and sew
eral captured in skirmish last week in
Western Virginia. The roads are in
bad condition, making it difficult to OBJ
tain supplies.
A dispatch from Manassas in relation
to a skirnish near Falls Church during
the last week, acknowledges two killed
and three wounded They claim to have
taken ten prisoners and killed five Fed
erals
The Richmond Wig announces the
death Of John Hughes, a delegate to the
State Convention from Randolph, who
was killed in the battle of Rich Noun
tain.
The Richmond examiner of Wednes
day confirms the report that the rebe
Col. Croghan was killed in the recen
engagement between Floyd and Rosen
( Grams.
t A despatch from Charleston 18th
! says the unexpected failure of our shor
batteries at Bay Point and Hilton Heo
, to dem olish at least one of the attacking
! vessels, has sadly shaken confidence j
l th e efficiency of QUO guns against mon
S er frigatc and even iron-clad gunboats
: hich they may have again to encounte
5 now so alarmed are many of the sor
: d souls that infest all Southern cities
: la. the effect may already be seen in tn
f lcngthening of interior. In Savann
whole neighbolhoods have been deserte
by the exodus Of the wives and chldre
Q Of those who are in arms at Fort Pulas
Xxi and the batteries on Savanna River
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-28

---Congress will meet on Monday next -
Those who desire all the news, including the
dongs Of Congress, should subscribe for the
Farmfy.
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Militay Relief Notice

.TFE Commissioners of Holmes County, OHIO
will meet nt the office Of the County Auditor in
November and Monday the 2nd day of December
1861 ant be in session two days for the purpose o
making such reliei as may be applied for, To thl
fanatics OF persons who have volunteered and arc
mustered into the service Of the United States.-
Persons making application will produce the GER
tiicateS of the cunmandantS of companies or Other
evidence, that the person upon whom they were
dependent for support is in the service Of the
United States, or has been disabled in such service
Relief viii only be offered to the wife, minor chill
dren, dependent parents
G.. F. NEWTON,
DC I. 2s, lS6i-n31td County Auditor,
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New YORK, Nov. 22.-Thc Post says
that the British Government refuses to
grant cleannces from an English port to
vessels with arms for the United States.
Therefore shippers will he compelled to
send in vessels from continental ports.
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Road NOtiCC.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a
~ petition presented to the County Commission
ers of the County Of Holmes and State Of Ohio at
their December session, A. ID. ls6l. PRAYING Tor an
alteration of the county road leading from Wines
berg and Berlin State road at the new Lick run
bridg at Henry llocger's Sawmill to the Winesberg
and Middletown county road in Paint township,
in the aforesaid county Said alteration to com.
mencs in the said road at II post about fourteen
and half perchcs on the west side of the run ut
Tobias Shruck s, on lot number twenty-five, fourth
quarter, tenth township aud fifth range; thence a
westerly direction on the cast side of the building
of said Tobias Shrock) to post; thence to the
place where said road crosses the line between said
Tobias Shrock and Eli Kings between said lot
number twenty -four aud twenty, five in said fourth
to intercept said above describe road. And also
praying that much of the old road from the start
ing point, herein mentioned, to the termination Of
said line between said lots number twenty -four
MANY PETITIONERS
Oct, 30, iSGl--n36wit --
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-28
the west part of the cast half of The north west
nnnrter of seeion number sixtenn. toMnshin thir.
TIMES OF HOLDING
Common Pleas and District Courts
1N THE
FOR THE YEAR 1862

n II 1HeefiHp of he UadeySigned Judges ofNe Conrt
of Common PleGs qf the lfaM JudioidI District Of
Mio, heid in mansfield, Uhio,
TT is5rdercd that the Distr ct Court, and Court
4 of Common Pleas for the year 1862, be held in
the several Counties of said District at the times
Following:
DISTRICT COURT,
Holmes County June 10th, 1862
" ayne County, June llth, 1862,
Ashland County, June 10th. 1862,
Richland County, June 18th, 1862,
Morrow County, June 23rd, 1862.
Delaware County June 9Th, 1862,
Knox COUNTY, July 7th 1862,
Licking County, july llth, 1862,
COshOcton County, July 23rd. is62.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Knox County, February llth, May 13th. October
2Sth, g.
Licking County, March 4th. August Goth, Noyem-
bcf Goth, G2.
Delaware County, February 1Ith, April 9Th, Sep
tembcr .3rd. 1862.
COshOciOn County, March fth August lIth No
ycmbor 2ith b2.
Holmes County, February 1lh, May 9Th Noyem-
Der Ith, 1862
Ashland County, February nth, April 22nd, Oc-
tubBr, lIlh, 1862
lichaud County. March 18th, September 1st, No.
NCmbrr Eth, lSG2.
Wayne County March 3rl, September, sth, No.
ycmbcr 24th, 1862.
Morrow County, February 25th, May 9th, October
l4th, 81.
GEEUtiRHGHE" W. ii iGifhDEbIs, lJudge,.
WILLIAM SAMPLE, J
Mansfield. Ohio, Nov. 2lSt, sol,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-06

There nothing in the liue Of business that We
are not supplied with. The cash and prompt pay Gus
TONERS OF Northern Iowa and Minnesots will aud Il
advantageous TO call on Us when they visit the city.
JOHN A. butcher. JOHN R. GOODRICH.
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REPosrroRy.-1he March No. Is beautiful.
II has two splendid steel plates "Home Again"
and "Rosa Ponheur" We find "Wayside
Gleaninss" to be A. rich In innccsnt jokes
a. any work Published. Preachers do not get
50 sancti6ed that they don't love joke. and We
know that the Rev. editor Of the Repository
has lar"e bump Of good humor in his hat.
Send US 81 and the Repository il yours for
IL months.
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Nkw ADvERrHENENTs.-W have no Space
for comments this week. Please see Spaldings
Glue and Pill story. w. H. Browns notices,
Atwoods 4 Co.'S Grapes, Wood, Eddy T. Co.'S
Lottery, Fisk & Co House Raising, George
Dyer & Co. The Bank statement and other
advertisements.
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CLEaMoNr RRlDcE George l.. Bass Informs
~ that Turkey River Bridge At Clermont ia
carried away by the ffeshet, ami it is reported
that most OF the bridges above there are gone.
Mr.. Larabee Of the Mill Gu. wishes the travel.
ing public to he informed that means Of cross
ing WILDE provided At Clermont for all persons
and teams on the road
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Safest Mews.

Returns from North carolina indicate uucoadition.
al attachment to the Union.
Col pO... e e. g Assy !. :: :. eur. mar.
time y the country.
O.pt, Arnstrpsc l. to be eourt.nastialsd ise sur
rendering the Navy r.rd q Pensacola
The Legislature Of Rhode Island rsfeesd to ndoess
the propositions before the Peace Congress.
The bill establishing Territorial government for
Colessde % Piks's Pssk Isl lac. Nis silent On
Two Llsutenauts Of the marine corps and two Of
the artillery, have resigned and are going south.
Gen. cs.s reached Detroit on Friday, and wss COZ.
The Peace Propositions In substance, are q divis.
lon Of the territories by the parallel Of IS 30.
raid Tyler has condemned the arrangement In speech
United states Stocks have advanced in New York;
ewing tbc fact that the brokers have Just invested
ct Low Agurs and Is to their interest to advance
The ssoppase of the overland msils in Texas was
done BY Indians aud not by ''secs.sonists."
miss YES adopted. Washing on is full Of people
stocks have advanced largely, In view OF probable
peacs snd compsomiss. War prospects never advance
Stocks. ..-.... s..s
The Cabinet Is not reported this Tar west. Seward,
Bates, Cameron. Chase and Colfax to b agreed
upos suse-the afss two eestsin'y.
Cabinet The report spread univssai alarm but ~,
soon cuntrsdicted II Ii said thss Csnsron rsfassa
any psss except the Treasury.
Tn0 O0Vofnm0nt mas run OUT o. money.
wiefall and HemphNl Of Texas bsAs the sssas>
"Good-bye."
Virgins will remain In the uniou Il b Sesvsd u.ds
any reasonable circumstances. s-2#@
SuPs.siso.-At surprise party At the hous'
Of . Minister in Springfield Massachusetts,. |
curious case occurred. The surprisers we're al
assembled and were about to cit down to re
freshmenes when the lady of the house excuses
herself moment Presently . Physician Q
the company vas invited Into Mr.. Prsacheri
room and in short time the arrival Of = liv
little Clergyman wa&announced The surpris
WAS now on the other side. and the younge
members Of the party suddenly dispersed.
ST. AxscAa Cur esteemed friend. the edito
Of the Journal. writes Us an excellant le,
ter. and to make sure that II reaches 10
puts it in type in the Journal. We may recepr
cate one Of these days.
We are indebted TO Mr. Everett for No.
of hs paper-the other Nos. had been rsgula,
y received bus No. ! 10 the most interesting =
Us personally.
The Journal has been sold BY Mr.. Owen Z
L. S. EvERI TT and G. n. P. BowM.N, Mr.
still continuing ito editor. Bowman 10 ver
handy with pen but he prefers trading an
outdoor business 70 the duties Of the sancsun
The Norwegisna are about to build ~
Churches At Sc. Auagar. Rev. Nr. Clause
(Lutheran) 10 the aston. Mr.. Bowman has &
bis Mill nearly ready to run; It will be one {
the best A"uriug and Crist Mills In the Stat
B. having damned more water in the Ceda
than he can use. offers TO cell power for othe
lecturing 10 the people Of the upper Cedar As
relief from editorial refinement He know
how. .-..... ..s.... ...-
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Do you wans Brown shsstaDss chsap, !
90 TO the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want Bleached shes.inss Cheap.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE |
DO you want Stripes o. figured shirtioss CHEAP.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE I.
Do you want good Tickinss cheap,
20 70 the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
70 yoa want al Wool or CASTOR ylssssls ehesp.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE,
Do you wsnt Table Linen or Toweing cbesp.
Go 70 the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Dc you want nice woolsn Blanket, cb..p.
20 % the CLAYTON OOUNTY STORE
Do You want Counterpanes cheap.
DO to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE (.
Ds son want Blanket shawis cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do yoa want all Wool Delains cheap.
90 to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want stylish Figured Delaiae, cheap.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
DO you wsnt good ainghams cheap,
Go to tho CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
ass Do you want all kinds Of Prints cheao.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE /.
Doyeu want aii kinds Of Dry Goods very cheap.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE /,
Do you ~ant Ill sorts Of Jankee Notions ebe.p.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE /!
Doyou want Men. and Boys Boots cheap.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE |:
Do you want Ladies shoes or CATERS chea,.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE |:
Do you want Chidrsns shoes ch,ap.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY sroR r
Do you want Mems and Boys Hats and Caps shsa,.
90 70 he CLAYTON COUNTY STORE /,
Do you want al kinds q Sugars cheap.
TO to tho CLA YT'ON COUNTY STORN
Do you want good Black or Green Tea cheap.
Go to tie CLA YTON COUNTY STORE !.
Do you want Prime Coffee cheap,
90 to the CLA YTON COUNTY STORH
Do you want syrups o. Molas,e. ehs.p.
70 to tie CID YzON COUNTY STORE /.
Do you watt oil kinds Of Spices cheap.
90 to tic Ola YTON COUNTY STORF.
Do you want any kind OF Groceries cheap.
Go to the CLA YTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want all kinds Of Wooden War. cheap.
60 to tie CLAYTON COUNTY STORE,
Ves0 Stock Of Goods,
= u0t r. GO e1ved
at the
cl AYT0N c0llNTY NT0RE /!
In Exchange Block, (Pu1!;e Sqxsre)
NC G1eGOf, 49,: xOsU0.
POWERS d BABCOCK.
February IL, 1861.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, IA.
csphsc Pills accomplish the o. ject for which they
we're made, Wis: Curs OF headache in all it, iorms.
From tie Eroniney, Norfolu, Va.
They have been tested in more than 4 thousand
cases, With satirs success.
From tie Democrat, St. Cloud, MINI.
II you are, or have been troubled With the head
soho send for box, (Cephslic Pills that you nay
have them in case Of IN attack.
From tie Adpeytissv. Providence. r. I.
The Csphahs Pulls ore said u b remarkably Of.
iecfve remedy for the headache and Of the very
Best oe that very frequent complaint which has ever
From the Weacyn X. r. Gazette, Chicago, Nls.
We heartily eadesss NJ. spaldins, and his unrivsl-
led Csphshc Pills.
From ~ KansUka Halley Star. Kaaas01e, Va.
We sure that persons suffering with the head
sshs, Wis ~ them, Will stick to them.
From tie Southern Path Nader, Nesc Orleans.
Try them ysu that are shaictsd, and We are sure
that your testimoby caD be added to the already
merocs use that haa received benefits that no other
msdtsiss csn produce.
,
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TIE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDIN G,S
CEPHALIC PILLS.
WILL coxvrscs ALL wxo svsrsn ,aox
III III a d a OH n.
sPEEDYAND CURE CURE
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH
NO, they afford unqusstionabe proof Of the en-.
esey Of this truly scientinc discovery.
MAsoNviLLs, Coas., Feb. s, 1861.
sln: / have tried your c.rha,ic Pills. aud Ihk.
Part Of these are for tn. neshbora, to whom gave
. few out Of the first box got NJ you. s.-a. 30.
esnd the Pills By mail, and ohgs
~ " JAMES KENNEDY.
HAvERpoRp, Pa, Feb. 9, 1861.
Csphslic Pills, have received great Of benefit from
them. Yours, respectfully.
srnvcs ca.:x. HuSr,seres Co.. PA.,l
January Is, 1861.
sra: You will please send me TIVE boxes Of your
cephsae Pin Send them immediately.
JOHN 4. sIuoNs.
P.s. rhavs used ono box Of your Pills, and End
then excellent.
BELLr vsamos, OHIO, Jan. Is, 1861.
HsNnr G. SSALDiSo, Esq.
Please fad Enclosed twenty i've cests. for which
send mo another box Of your Cephalc Pills. They
are truly the best Pills hav. ever tried
Direct ~ A. SLOWER, Pm.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co, o.
wish for some circulars or large show bills to
bring your Cephalic Pills particularly before my
cu|tomsrs II you have any thing OF the kind, please
Oos Of my customers, who Is subject orevere Aict
Head sohe Casually lasting TWO days Was cured Of an
attack In one hour BY your Pills which sent her.
Respectfully your 70 " wrrxr.
b.
H'rsoID''u J.,. rs. = 1,s, Co.. oHI0'}
NsxRy G. sPALDl~o. a4#as EH# aa# 5#H8@
No. g Cedar st., N. 7. sEtsa# asH
OoAR SlR Enclosed mud twenty-five cents, (.5,)
for which sena box Of "Cephalic Pills" ssnd to adj
drsaa 81 Rev. VIM. G. Filler Rsynoldsburg, Franklin
% Ohio. a*a#4
Your Pills work like . charm--cure headache a.
most iAstaatsr. Truly Yours,
WI. G. FILLER.
YPHLANTI, MICK, Jan. II, 1861.
NK. SPALriNo.
STA: MT long since sent to you for box Of
CephaNc Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Headache
and Co.ivenss', and received the and they had
20 good an effect that induced to send for more
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A.H. WHEELER,
Ypsilsnt, Mich.
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Sn SACKS RIO COFFEE, just received and for
OO sale AZ Is cents pee ilp., by
HOFFMAN,, BENTON & &C.
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clayton COUNTY, sIOlI !


ssE} Be- eg0G'g|G.a >fss 90
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Religious Services.

resbyterian-Lrberty Street. Services in
the morning at l04 o'clock, and evening at
u. Pastor-Rev. J. Ii. Symmes.
English hLutheran-Cornero of Baltimore and
Centre Streets Services in the morning at
1Ol o'clock, and in the evening at "A o'clock.
Pastor-Rev. A. j. Weddell
Methodist EpiscepaJ-Centre Street. Ser
vices in the morning at l03 o'clock, and in
the evening at = o'clock. Pastor-Rev. MIR.
Barnhart.
Methodist Protestant-Bedford St. Ser
vices in the morning at l03 o'clock, and in
the evening at I! o'clock. Pastor-Rev. e..
w. Burns.
Washington Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 1O1 o'clock, and in
the evening at 8. Rev. DR.. Spear, Pas
tor.
Baptist-Bedford Street. No Pastor.
German Lutheran-Bedford Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 10 o'clock, and in the
evening at I o'clock. Pastor-Rev. F.
WASHER.
81. PatricEs-Centre Street. Services in
the morning at 10 o'clock, anc vespcrs at a..
Pastor-Rev. Edward Brennan.
81. Peter and 81. Paul-Fayette Street.
Services in the morning at 10 o'clock, and
vespers a. y. Pastor-Father Seelos
Jewish Synagcgue-Baltimore Street. Ser
vices Saturday morning at o'clock. Pas-
tor--Rev. A. Laser.
Second German lutheran Murch-Ccntre
Street. Services in the morning at 10 o.
clock, and afternoon at % o'clock. Pastor
-Rcv. Louis BitZ.
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.

Young men beware OF the pcrnicious indul-
gence and lmost fatal injury you infict upon
your constitutions, by evil examples and the
morbid influence Of the passions.
How many young persons do we daily oehoId,
whose countenances an d debiiitated constitutions
depict disease arising from that horrible and de-
vastating vice.
1t could be shown how attenuation OF the
Frame pulpitation Of the heart, dernngement OF
the nervous system, cough, Indigestion and
train of symptoms indicative of consumption,
arc often ascribed to wrong causes, when in re-
ality, they are the consequences OF an aIluring
and pernicous practice alike destructive to the
mind and body.
You who have brought this afiiction upon
Yourselves, why embrace the secret to your
hearts and vainly attempt to cure yourselves,
instead of making immediate application to a
skillfull physician, who in u short time, would
restore you to perfect health and save you from
exposure which the fatal consequences render II
envimble.
ns,- DR.. Smith gives his special attention to
the treatment Of this destructive malady. Pa
tients can be cured at home by addressing let
ter to Dr. Smith, describing symptoms, and re-
ceve medicine securely packed from observation
forwarded by express or otherwise to any part
Of the country.
N. B.-Persons afflicted with any of the
above omplaints will do we'll to avoid boasfng
impostors whether foreign or native, as also the
numerous Societies advertised as certain cure
for every disease. These preparations are put
up to sell and not to cure. and often do more
harm than good, therefore avoid them.
"a word to the wise is sufficient.
Address, DIR. j. B. SMITH.
No. II, s. Frederick Street, Baltimore, Md.
D No letters will be answered unless they
contain n remittance or Postage Stamp to pay
postage on the answer.
Jan. lst 1S61.-ly.
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JefersOn'S Notions OF "COerci0n.'

In answer to questions put to him in
1856, before the adoption of the present
Constitution, Jefferson wrote: at has
often been said that the decisions of Con-
gress are impotent, because the con-
federation provides no compulsory pow =
er. But when two or more nations en-
ter into compact. it is not usual for them
to say what shall be done to the party
who iufringes it. Decency forbids, and
it is as unnecessary as indecent, because
the right of compulsiou naturally results
to the party injured by the breach -
When any one State in the American
Union refuses obedience to the Corfed-
GRAFTON by which they have bound them,
selves, the rest have a natural right to
compel them to obedience. Congress
would probably exercise long patience
before they would recur to force; but il
the case ultimately required it, they
would use that recurrence. Should the
case ever arise, they will probably CO.
cree by naval force, as being more
easy
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NUMBER %.

because l think the United States will be
better without him. He will not fight
me, he is too great coward. In fact,
he is not now, never was, nor never will
be, brave man, in the true sense Of the
word. He is dangerous and wild po-
litician, loaded down with vanity and
self-coDceit, wishing only for his own
aggrandizement, and be cares not at
what expense of how many desolate
households. He thinks of himself and
himself only, and 1 should not be sur
'prised to find him, one of these days, ta-
king such step in public as will place
his neck in halter, for he is bad man
and scoundrel, and I have frequently
denounced him as such before the people
of Mississippi, and the dirty paltroor
and artful william never had the courage
to relent it,
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Dit ana Bnmur.

Somebody says devil is mean word
any way it may be written. Remove
the d, and it is evil remove the o, and
it is 'vile;' remove the '. and it is ill.,
remove the j, and remains, which has
the aspirate sound Of hell
I hope you are not disposed to ques-
ton the character Of my milkP said o
mikman to his customer.
oh, no, indeed! it has evidently bsen
pumped enough already
A pedler being asked by spindle
shanked wag if be had any tin ove,alls,
replied:
No, but Ihave PAIR OF candle moulds
that would just fit YOU
Quilp snys, when he secs kisses be-
tween women, it reminds him of two
handsome unmatched gioves--charming
things with their proper mates, but good
for nothing, that soay,
Of all the climss of earth, the ssrrid
zone bears the Palm. ta
Good Mootinq.-The Southwestern
Independent, published at Fayetteville.
Arkansas, is responsible for the follow
ing: 't 20
Ben Calaker was describing, the 9th
er day, to Tip Onstott, the skill Of q
sportsman in Mississippi with che shot
gun. ..
Why said he, I have seen him
take two partridges and let them both
go, one in front Of him and the other be-
hind him; and he would FIRE and kill the
one in front, and then whit and kill the
one behind.
Did he have a double-baaeled gunr
inquired Tip. ..
OF course he had
'WeIl,' quickly replied Tip. i can
beat that saw man do the same
with a single barrel.
The editor os paper in Indiana wants
to know if Western Whiskey was evor
seen commin' thrS the rye.
Come in and go to bed, said wife
to a jolly son Of Erin who had just re-
turned from fair in a decided state.
You must be tired with your long
walk of two miles
'Arraa!get away with your nonsense"
said Pat. 1T wasn't tie length of the
way at all that fatigusd me, but the
breadth Oft .-"
Your horse has q tremendous long
bit, said a friend to a Theodore Hook
YES said he, it's bit too long
Why is fop like q Cinnamon tree
because tie bark is worsh more than the
body. ...,. ,.... LII
The death of printer is thus desert
bed in on English paper. George
Woodcock. the of his profession, the
type ofhorcsty, the !! of all, and asohough
the GS- of death has put to bis ex-
istence every? of his life was with
out