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Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17
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LICENSED ClAAIm OrEIOES
oIrTrIExD, Ohio, WAsHMGTOE, C.,
No. Lyman's Block, No. AS Ninth 81.
Near the Court House.
We are authorised by Government to collect
the
8IB8 Bounty
due discharged soldersi also, the widow, eh1-
drsn, and rghtfuI heirs ofaIl deceased SOLDIERS !;
also
to which every discharged soldier o was DIS
sbledfn the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
PhHn sisters, as they are severaiIy entitled un-
der the law. Also,
Back Fay
Gue discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or eashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men :
money due teamsters, aud every other class Of
claims growing out Of this or any other war.
We also psy special attention 10
PATENTS.
~ AvoI Claim and Paten Assurs wkO
nrs HsF Licensed.
We publish y TIE soLDER's FRTgzD," paper
much interest TO soldiers and their keirs.
Send rs your name and stamp, ard re win send
scoPy free, or twelve copies, one each month,
for Is eents.
Apply to US IN person or by letter, with stamp
sd your business shal have prompt attention.
Fees low, Snd DO charge until after We have &C.
00mphshed vhst re undertake.
SEPTIC G. G. BRUCE.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

A BAD BREATH-The Greatest Curse the
human family is heir to. How many lovers
it has ssparsted-hoE many friends forever
parted. The subject is 60 delicate, your
nearest friend will not mention it, and you
are ignorant of the fact. To effect Gedieal
cure, use the +" Balm Of Thousand Flowers "
as q dentrihce, night and morning. It also
beautifes the complexion, removing sli tan,
pimpIes, and freokles, leaving the skin soft
and white. Price SO cents. For sale by
Strong and Armstrong, druggists.
sept22: :R2-dy&
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Wholesale and Retail Newsdealer and Station
er, los Public Square, near POstOf5ce, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
n. B.-Country dealers promptly supplied
Orders solicited. sept221sO.
~ DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine and
Eectropsthy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sia, Rheumatism. Scrofula, Neuralgia and sll
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gsns, and other Chrome diseases. Reference
given 10 many formidable cases cured in this city
Sfter other physicians had JAILED. See advertise
ment in another column. Office No. 1l9, Senecs
street.
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BUFFALO nIARKET-Nov. 10.

81 IELk9hAPh.l
FlOur-Unchangei.
Whent-Market unchanged with moderate de-
mand. sales at 81 20 for No Milwaukee O. ub 81 2
al, 81 for Winter hsd Western
COrn-Better. Sales at g7Ge92c.
Oafs-Quiet.
Other grains Q1iet.
MhislIey-SteaSy- Sales at f0s.
EreighIs-l5c on wheat and l0c on oats TO New
York.
ImpOrts-l7OOO bbls -four $4,000 hush wheat
72OOO bush corn, 1850 bush oats, - bush barley.
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CARRIER WANTED AT THIS OFFICE
Wanted good faithful boy, who will be up
in the morning at four o'clock after the pa
pers, and have them delivered at half past
siz O'Clock. None other need apply.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOOthaChe, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable antidote in all esses.-SUEbnH DEM
OeTdt.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25ets.
W. L. PORTER, Proprietor,
nov2:RI Cieveland, Ohio.
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ATTENTION, Co. H.-YOu are hereby no.
tilted to appear in uniform at the ArmOry in
Rouse's Block, this Tuesday, evening, Nov.
18th, at ~ o'clock, so receive arms, equip
monts and overcoats. hevl7:l25
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

LADIES, look at the beautiful styles of
Winter Bonnets just opened a. Mrs. Shaw's
rooms. nOVI7:131
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LUBlN's Kiss-Me Quick, Gersnium Vas
at, Love Ne Dear, Airs of Heaven. Jockey
Club, Violstte, New Mown Hay, West End,
Choice Toilet BOqsts, etc., at Halls, No. II
Public Square. noTl7
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK is designs
ted as a Depository of Public Monies, by the
Secretary Of the Treasury. Also Subscrip-
tioR Ageut for $50 Bonds. VIII purchase
Government Coupons and Gold at the highest
rates, nov5:236 3w
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FoR SALE. Two Wheeler & Wilson's
and two Grover & Bakers Sewing Machines,
all now and Of the latest improvements.
Will be sold cheap for cash. Apply at tho
LEADER Counting Room. If
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DzHEnFRT-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, Office
90 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at 4 low price. deo2R3T
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CHICAGO MARKEr-Nov. I6

TBY YFELHGRAPH.l
RIour-Market dull.
Wheat Quiet. Sales at tl 079l Ok.
COFu-Market quiet.
Oars-Market &c lower.
Receipts-6,OCO bbls flour, 5000 bush wheat
o, 600 bush corn.
Exports - bbls -four, 1900 bush; wheat, %,
900 bush corn
Ereights-Dull.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL Books and Old
CchoOI Text, st Halls No. II Public Square.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

JOSEPH LEFTEI, dwarf, was stopping
st the American yesterday. He is A inches
high, and weighs As pounds. He is 80 years
o!d.
Miss Sarah E. Bolton was also at the
American. She is SO inches high, weighs IS
pounds, and is q years old.
This couple are no larger than General
Tom Thumb and wife.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

A PRIETER, who understands Job and
Press-WOrk, is desirous of obtaining 4 situa-
tion in some country office, Address "Prin-
ter" at this office. nov9
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Curtain Damssk at Jones, by the piece
or yard for less money than any other house
in this city. Call and see. lac Superior
Street, Cleveland, Ohio, opposite the We'd
dell House. Nov6-125.
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TIE largest and best assortment Of
Furs in the city will be found at the store of
B. Butts & Co., 1T Superior street.
oct99.J26
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The ladies will please notice that Mrs
Shaw has returned from New York.
novI1-I3I
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THE SECRET 0UT.-The reason why so
much Of Hudson's Unrivslled Tooth Paste is
sold is this Everybod likes it. Price
Small glass, 25 cents large, so eents.
octq0
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SILVER LEAD NBWs-A BIG THIEG -
On the inside we give authentic statements
of the yield, etc., of the great silver lead
mines of the world, which, when COM
pared with the statements We print below, is
uything but discsuraging to those who have
invested in these leads and stocks. The fol-
lowing note was received by R. Sheldon,
ESQ.,, Thursday. Prof. Douglas has occupied
the Chair Of Chemistry in the Stats UniVer-
sity at Ann AIbOr, for eight or ten years past,
SO that there will be no disputing what he
testifes over his own name as being the re-
suit Of his analysis:
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LOST 100000 TEETH. - But Professor
Leauresu's POLLEN OF ROSES is at hand.
Be wise and buy. DoE'F WAIT FOR THE
TOoTHACHE. For sale by Druggists. oet5
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BUsIHEss HOTIOKs.
n. W. GAGE,

Licensed war Claim agent.
Collects Bounties Pensions, Back Pay, Prizs Money
and other ar Claims.
EFPersonal htfeHtiou is given u the prosscution
Of Claims in the Departments 1T Washington.
H8-An persons having Claims should apply in per-
son or by letter, at once, and they will receive
d. W. GAGE,
octIs-R25 l69 SuperiOr-St., Cleveland, o.
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HoME Manufacture-Parson's Inimits-
BE oamphoralsd Dentitriee. sept2S-R3
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N0TIGES,

NOTICE.-THE FIRM OF Brad
~ BURN, FISHER o., terminated by mutual
consent the slst nit Waldo A. Fisaer retires and
John y CrehOre Of st Louss succeeds. All accounts
will be set led and all payments must be made to
Bradburn wi liams Co., at the old stand, who Will
continue the bu iness as heretofore.
nov5-I27 BRADBURN, FISHER 20.
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PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER. - Fire
Irons, Fire Standards, Folding Tenders,
PsrlOr Coal Hods, Nursery Tenders, Wire
Fire Guards, Coal ShOvels, Coal Tongs,
Blower Stands, for sale by W. P. FOGG,
Corner Of Superior and Seneca streets.
Orders received for Chippewa, Massillon,
Briar Hill, Lsokswsna, and other varities of
Coal. nOv2
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

DAYS popular Bathing Rooms having
been closed in consequence of the fire, are
now in full operation. In addition we have
added the new Turkish lowell. Give him
call, at 46 Public Square. noYl5:l2S
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

;. II. UUUULA5.
The specimen Of silver We saw with the letter.
The piece is about the size of a three-cent
piece, though not quite so thick. Mr.. Will
liRms, Of the Smelling Works, gives the fol-
lowing as the result of his test:
P. L. S. WokKs, Oct. 6, '63.
JOHN MARTIN, Eso.,-DEAR SIR 81 have
been working the whole night, after you and
Mr.. shsIden left me, making an assay of the
Galsna lead ore you gave me some two or
three weeks since, which you said you took
from the EldoradO Mine. II yielded 2.4O
per cent. of silver, which is nearly the same
result as obtained when tried it before, the
same day you gave it to me.
Your 0b't. Servant,
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officers are being sent West.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

THE FOURTH WARD SOLDIERS FANILIEs
kELIEF AssOcIATIoE.-We are In receipt OF
the First Annual Rspor! Of this most excel
lent Association. It was formed more than
year ago, by the appointment Of large
committee Of ladies and gentlemen Of the
Ward, who we're commissioned to provide for
the relief Of the soldiers families in it.
They organized effort, districted the Ward,
andsscommenosd q regular system Of relief.
During the year SO families have received
more or less aid. Sometimes families have
been supported months together By the Asso-
citation. Clothing has been distributed to
them and medical services and medicines
freely given BY DR.. J. Il. Marshall. The
following cases are fair samples Of the work
which the Association is doing:
- 8. Wife and FIVE children, entirely
dependent and very worthy.
50
zen pairs shoes.
rour tons Coal
Il. Widow and three children (hus.
band died in service.
Groceries 2
CAsh Tor . U
Three tons
M. Wife and FIVE children.
81
W
Four tons Coal
Three pairs Shoes
W. Wife and two CHILDREN.
s9
Nurse While ll ~ W
u W
-FOUR palrs
The needs of the soldiers families of the
Ward are oven more pressing than when the
Association was formed. Let then, this
noble, generous and christian Association be
most heartily and literally supported. In
the name of our dead soldiers, In the name
Of their widows and orphans, in the name Of
those, who, living, are still bravely battling
for the right-in the name of GoD-give
succOr to this most holy cause
Nor should efforts OF this sort be confined
and limited. The noble example of the old
Fourth Ward should be followed by every
Ward in the city, and by every city in the
land. We append below the account of the
Relief Committee with its Treasurer, D. A.
Dangler:
Abstract Of account Of Fourth Ward Relief Commit
tee, i0ith D. a. DdagIsr, Treasurer:
To gross amount of dis Dursements. up
to this date as per vouchers on 6le-. S1,52O.6s
CR.
BY collections, ........................sI,29 ,29927
By amount transferred from
account oflate 4th Ward Mil
itary Committee. ......... 2I7.96
By balance due Treasurer -..... 3.45 SI,520.es
The following are the names of the officers
and members of the Association for the cur
rent year:
R. P. Spslding, President.
d A. Danger, Treasurer.
E. T. Hall, Secretary.
R. R. Herriek, Financial Secretary.
Thoma1, Ransom,
II Marshall, d Noble,
o Childs, 81 Miller,
Fuller, Henry Blair
C Whitney.
Mrs n W Taylor, Miss HATTIE Burnham,
Mrs Jno Coon, Miss Clark,
Mrs Geo H Wyman, Miss Jessa Fox,
Mrs E J STANDARD, Miss Emma Stair,
Mrs Miller, MISS Alice McCurdy,
Miss Hattie Blair, Miss Julia NewberTy.
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MOvRMENTs or FLOUR AND GRAIN,
Receipt. at Toledo.


The following statement shows the daily receipts Of
-four and wheat at the aforementioned places on
November u:
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n AIDES ECONOMY.-GEM OF
4 FASHIOE-Paper Collars, new style. Star,
NoTelstts and sailori Fapar 0ufs pointed. trio and
Opera, A, q, RETTBERG,
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M A r [ N E.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1

HETERED.
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, Buffalo.
Prop Akron, Smith, Ogdensburgh.
Brig Lspineer, Runnage, Buffalo.
Brig Saxon, Sits, OswegO.
Schr Union, Barrow, Port Stanley.
Sshr Petrol, Peter, Port Hope.
Schr Quickstep, Brown, Bay City.
Schr 4. Barker, Robson, Ogdensburgh.
ScOw Granville, Connolly. hondeau.
sc1w Z. X. Kane, Cobb, Rslley's Island.
scOw May Flower, Argyle, Black River.
SeOw J. q. Hills, pa ton, Bay City
ScOW Orphan Boy, Buffalo.
CLEARED.
Schr Fairview, Eastland, Port Stanley.
Schr Petrol. Peltisr, Port Hope.
Schr Worthingtun, Jones, Buffalo.
scow Suttler Girl, Garter, Sandusky.
Hcow K Kane. Cobb Kelley's Island.
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SPECIAL BIsPATeBEs.
FROM WASHINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON.
The Treasury Department.
General Meade in Washington.
officers are being sent West.
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES.
CAPTURED CORRESPONDENCE.
ACONSERVATIVE PRESSURE.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

THE EXCURSION TRAIKs.-TO-day the
great excursion train bearing the New York
srs leaYsp that city and bears its gsy load Of
living freight westward. The following is
the time of the excursion trains on the
road; ...
Leave New York, via Erie Railway, Tues
day, Nov, I7th, ct Pm, QWsgO, s.4s, 81
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Dry Goods.

The following shows the movements Of Dry Goods
at the port of New York for sweek ending Noyem-
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JOHN WILLIAM.

Mr.. WiTlisms had the remainder of the
piece from which Prof. Douglas analysis
was made, but the facilities for making fne
assay are not 50 complete as those Of the
University Of the State.
Tho question of the richness Of the silver
lead deposit, We now consider pretty we'll as
oertained, and the effort to disParage its value
will be completely foilsd.-Aiaing Gasstte,
HcEgktoR
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

R. sHELDEN, Esq, HousHToE ;-DEAR SIR ::
Yours Of October 5th was duly received
have this moment compared an analy sis
of the Gslens received by express. It con-
tsins 8 26 per cent. of pure silver, or upwards
o. sixty Eve pounds of silver to the ton Of
ore suppose that took an average of the
specimen, yet the yield is very large. I send
you the result with q sample of the silver ex-
tracted. have worked nights to complete
the analysis in order to send it early. I
will make a second anslysis.
Xnnrra Arrllr
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General Meade in Washington.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-22
Terribly Afraid.

A number of years since an idle rumor pre-
vailed that comet, which was about to pay
short visit to our solar system, would, per-
haps, come within the orbit of the earth, and
if so, perhaps it might happen very near to
the earth ITSELF aud If so, it might come in
contact with it, or at least come within the
influence Of it, and be attracted to it, and
thus the world be destroyed, or at least terri
bly, shocked by the conclusion, unhiDged and
unbalanced. Many people were greatly
alarmed and almost panic struck at this pros
pcct. Their case finds parallel, in the fears
Of certain class Of politicians, who have
been, and some Of them still are, in great
panic, for fear the country will be overrun by
niggers,' and great trouble ensue if they
should be liberated What will become Of
them il they are liberated? They will over
ran the country. We shall be flooded with
them, are expressions which still break from
the lips of our demagogues who are, or at
least pretend to be, greatly alarmed at the
idea Of doing justice to these poor, oppressed
people. Before the work of emancipation
commenced, we confess it did look little
dark, and many phianthropists as we'll as
statesmen, were troubled with the question,
What shall be done with the negroes? But
there were those who believed that if God had
made an earth and d comet, he had assigned
them their proper spheres. and. regulated their
motions, and would not be taken by surprise
'by the deviation ofiapy. planet from its proper
course .-yhoa believed that it was always safer
tod right. thanewrong;saoda that's what God
lhad clearly fofbidde1 ought to be at once
abaKdp6et. S;ahd.aA ,eodse4oeneas Of. suoh4aban,
i donnlent left with God A4thaevhatsGod had
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-22

commanded should be performed, and all con-
sequences left with him. 1t was asserted that
negroes would not and could not fight, could
not learn the drill, sc. Those same men
who had been quiveriDg like man with the
ague, for fear the blood thirsty negroes would
murder all the whites, were suddenly seized
with the notion that it would be worse than
useless to attempt to make soldiers of them,
because they had no fight in them. They
were also totally incapable of self protection,
and whole generation at least must pass
away before they could be anything else than
regular tax on the United States and that
during that period many would die for want
Of proper care.
The experiment has added one more to the
ten thousand instances on record which prove
that it is safe to DO right. The wheels Of the
moral universe run as smooth y as those of
the physical God has made no mistakes,
perpetrated no blunders in his arrangement
He has not laid down rule of duty and then
made it disastrous to abide it. When he says,
Let my people CO. Break every yoke he
knows though We may not, how advantageous
it will be to comply. Negroes can and do
provide for themselves so far, very much bet
ter than their masters ever provided for them.
They can learn the art of war, and have
proved themselves brave and good soldiers,
and their camps Of instruction are perhaps no
more expensive than those Of the whites.
What Northern state has been, or is liable to
be, overrun by them, so long as the broad
lands which have been abandoned by their
masters, are inviting their care, and while
their children are making rapid progress in
science under the tuition of those means be-
nevoIeOty provided for them lufdels may
quake for fear Of the consequences Of doing
right, but Chritians should know that all in
terests are safe with Jehovah, if properly con-
fded to him.--Morntmg Star.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-22

A REBEL COLONEL ON PEAcE."-A story
was published in morning paper Of this city,
some DAYS since, representing Col. r. c. Hill as
telling Gen. Custer, under flag of truce at Fred
ercksburg, that "there would soon be peace"
adding certain reasons in support of this proph-
ecv. The whole of this statement, as was sup.
nosed at the time, turns out to be false. The
Richmond Sentinel of the 10th instant publishes
q card from Colonel Robert c. Hill, of the Forty
eighth North Carolina regiment, in which ne says
that he had an interview with Gen. Custer, as
stated on the 18th of August, but that he had
reference to picket firing opposite Fredericksburg,
and nothing at all was said as to peace Colonel
Hill adds : --..
al am opposed to peace on any terms short OF
q submission of the Federas to such terms as we
NAV dictate which, in my opinion, should be
Mason's and Dixon's line as boundary, the exclu-
i've navigation of the Mississippi below Cairo,
full decentralization for all the negroes stolen and
property destroyed, the restoration of Fortress
Monroe Jefferson, Key West, and all other
stropgholds which may have fallen into their pos
session during the war. II they are unwilling e
accede to these terms, propose an indefinite con
tinuance of the war until the now existing .trag
ments of the old Union break. to pleces:tron
mere rottenness aud want of cohesion, when~'w'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-22

The ANGLO REBEL RAMs-Th London Morn.
ing Post in short article respecting the two
iron clads building at Liverpool, says "rhere
is now, We believe, Ii tie doubt that under the
terms of the foreign enlistment act they are to
be detained by the government The allegation
against them is that they are fitted out for the
purpose of carrying on hostties against the
United States. On the other hand it is contended
that they were built by order Of a French house
for the late Pasha Of Egypt, who gave the firm a
commission for the coinage of large sum of
money in France and tor the construction of two
steam rams in England. he money was duly
coined and received in Egypt. The vessels were
in course of construction when the Pasha died,
and his succe sSor repudated that part of the
contract. What the French house intends to do
with them is not known. The accusation is that
they will consequently be detained, and a court
of law will determine whether, under the terms
Of the act, the detention is legal, or whether the
owners can recover the from them hands of the
government"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-22

it did at first. In few moments | knew the
whole of it,
My lesson looks easier already, grandma.
will only have to learn one word al time.
and I'll soon know all of them
George set to work in good earnest, an
but short time had passed till he had learned
it perfectly.
Now, George said his grandma, after
ward, do you think you will remember the
pigeons advice?
Oh am sure will he replied, laughing.
: And when | come to the longest words I'll
do as the pigeon did when the straw fell-rH
try again !'-IimeS.