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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-09
RESIGNED OFFTCEBS.

DAY ACCOUNTS COLLECTED, or cAsHED, BY
4 JkO. H. GhEfN,
u, b. Claim Agent
once i0E thgrTy st--Up athirs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-05

Sntersffants Gin;elDeiten .ber ba6
fmrbttarc S;;tbao tn Satprtuce,
Sianfa6.
Gntles!ilbe Orau a;nfeit Ter Suan'
trel!'ibeu baupe.
Der 9sauenmertb Gonltrrative net6i<
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bao in 2awrenee Yca einem lstner Gpitp<
ren, Der chen Ycn bort suyiitfebrte:
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Warsn rie eenlutbten Stilrerunsen lAon
entlsyl!d, Ip iibet:raf Die BirfliDteit nod
rie Yeribte. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mar
ein 6aufsr yct, raubsnns1 5ri!nmern u.
fallEnrsn Wausrl', unr cie 9elf9entlItf b'r<
Ycrtre1vnes:, S}ta:nnscn ma,fsu Gin u,,z
beim!id,s6 2i9t iibsrSttaaycn Won ol1fAe>
reg'en Wlnnssn unp unAludlihen 6rau=
en- melde lpehn,u,bis ouf bic Iriia1u,ern
ibrsr einf glidIihen Osin,ltitten tlidten.
glur stpei Otlhdflebdulsr marln an
cielet Strobe fcAea Ssblieten. Is blu=
fer ,pureen i'm Gauges, Yertrannt UNI
nur smei ent9in9sn rer Dliincerung.
Die Stdrfe Ger 5ietellen Miro nerl1ie>
11iepen Don $50 lis 400 Mann aneeee>
ben; 800 piirfle bic ,pabrldeiulid ri@tt>
&C 3abl isin. Seeer ibrer 2ltte mdtrent
ibre5 Mufentbalts, Durpe curW bic jsiett
8arbarei daratttrilir:, 9ie pran8en i'm
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Sellctriifii0es+
Jn &riegs5cttcn.
Qlus bem &nsliiden ron q. WulF.

QluS bem &n9!tlGen ron u. SSolH.
@e0dter EeiG auf jebem ipan'ssn Y1ae,
Der llnrub' 3eiden iiteraa man llsbt.
Der Yuls bes grlfes i1last balb tart, hal
matt +;
Wspbau9 ter @9la5t bic @ummsrlnft eur9
siebt.
Jisb'ril9 bslett ser @tatt 0elddft5revisr!
Gp9 plDsli9, mic er(liett Ypn Gamcnstane,
SSiro's fiu, neil jeeer harret NIT Segier,
Sb Sieg> pb Nieperlage warb bent 2anr.
gs resne! uGrtras" cann nod 0ersen6lulf;
N2au rrIngt T9 eifris UNI ras gni&lassbrttt
9rauf ter Station @eminn uuo ibr Serlult
Jn rpber> Rlb'gsr 91rift ps15ei4nst 0sbt.
giellri1t BON iiucm 9ies ein 9Aumerli1t'
Draufselb sen benz, tpos man uns bcnsn labt,
gielIsi1t ter q erla8e SAma9teriRt,
Der nieo1rlamettert, toie eer Vfsil Der psn.
Gr9 ut eas 2anb erslubt int @ieSesldeia,
81 es umacrt Der l1nslidSpoltsn 9fa1t -
Gin Weberuf eiu Seu{Ser bitt'1f Veiu
Ger{9sut1t bic Qiebli9feit ,er Somms.praAt.
Sp fo|ttar 1T auf Grten jebt fem 2ant>
unl9IBtar IFS, ;u fauffu nibt, tstu Stri9,
Sir een gel1rirten ni1bt III tlut ger 9ano
Oeraaufbriei mir, neil D raul ein 5elp serblit.
9li6t cine Sliitbe feline Gluren l9mIdt>
N.sf rs!de ueyelle n4t ais Ibau Elb leBt
Die 1brane, tie ecs Golfss 9e3 erquidt,
Nenn oer 5errI9aarsn 9srr es sirnenb ltldst.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-05

Gin Mann, pbnitreitis rem Nasel
auf ben 0ppf treifeno, la9t, ra6 er ftrner
bic Danen nidt n,ebr um Gntl6ulbiaun9
bitten werce, renn er auf csren lanse&lei>
ocr trete.
Sm@esentbeil iouten bielelben tieMdns
ntr um Gu,{hulci9uns bitten, renn es iei
impertinent, jeren Gubsdn9er CUR teitdn<
rigen Nuimertiamteit ouf allen fetnen
Sdritte1 ;u perpammen.
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5oGn 9aeeeumiller's
Qltt5bur4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Spbu 8. 9nbr


ede Der Ortten unp Jtctert @traGs.
st. Yaul Minn.
80 halte tets sutes Qa9ertier, relifate Braus
etes> adtte Dapanna<G Gigarren, o1,saeseidnetsn
emnensbaler une 9in,bureer Ai{e> Ivmie aune1e
falte Speiieu cprrltbia.
user : niebt slauben min, bertpnlnte unb iiber>
3euse lldb. Guer Jreuro
Spbu 5aaacnrtilIer
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Gomfortables oeutlhes
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;,1tu sDSSile,seEuta=gbnI.

Vorl StroBe NaDe Dem U|lpGenbous.
Aer llnterSeitnete erlautt iit biermit, bic Nuf-
n'ert!antelt nes stnteimilacu uno ausmdrtioe
peat|dsu gNbifums auf lstn nett unb beouent
eln9etstht'tEs Valt- unp Gofbaus 5u !enfeu.
Jn psmlslben lInest ter !pertbe SAT- bic al(er-
IreunoltHlte ano biGlslte 0epienuno, reiulihes
Se9ts' g. 2at1e He'f. tnrs aues, mas III elmer anan-
9ute 5ta!lun9 befnpet {ieb cbcnfaIs beim Sou{e.
D"s Strcbsn oes unterscttbneten 1T bic Nner-
tsnnun9 eerer, bic i'm beetren.
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), @ Ut y q II se.*

Hetfanrat'en s Sa!on=g =gtatltffemen,
DenrY 2}itt,
Oritte Stro6e, 9egeniiber per perNrmory>5au,
ct. pauI, N}iun.
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leesr 2saesSeit ouTgemartet. Iie ,feiullen Sc,
tranfe unr impprtirte Gigarrsn Der bfienv vBranpY"
Itsts ju haten tei S. Witt.
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4 jc,,tsu osr M:nn. StaatS; S;eituEg. "
.v}inue|Dta.
0sn9,rloa, !osrr q. 5ad jun.
DAittug5 uup Dafptn Gp, 1err 9enfel.
&t.o Tim unS Srpmr County Jr. Tprlter,
ct. Deter unp 9Iieplet GtY %. S9immel,
o. Natbpny II. Niun;app!is> Ortb II. SnVtlau9>
Carver ct. NUtt,
W1nf1to . RI JlItu5 .. Sartnahn.
Stia patsr uuo 9Snlbinstrn gtY 81. 59tiTer>
23nona unS 2Bnrna GtY Nr. SLIDER.
&eIeplan 0err 5ynnss. neYbcrtsot.
6arttault, 1tics 9o., 5srr Njrttfreo 0lsdenlfein.
M:lo5 HAnoing, 8. Duerre.
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Hl &yOIe. 0err Seil.
3,ifrt, Sitp, gEi5e. 81. G.biittlcr.
5'Hrt1in Gita, 9Bis.. Or. 5pUbr.
le1;iero, QNgi9bt Co., Spbn 2uoecber.
NA}- 4crccf, 5ennepin g., Matbias Wsinane.
GEUteN 2H.lera Gouuto, Scbn 8. Grsenns.
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- atnt . aul DaltS"
BON eJulius Croft,
bo!iz Srabe, nabe hem yBinSlpw<6au|e
ct. paul, aAimneipto.
Ias aaasehaus 1T bur1aus re,,psirt. Jreune-
hebs une tequsn.e 3in,mer feben Damilien unp
einssnsn YsrIent,i our DisppTtiuu.
:, Jsr quite Staauns ii etenfaIs auf's
Ssl!s 1eirrat
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nntpM Sptel,

untpu S5Dfel,
gds Der Watal9auz uuD 4ten StraBe,
Urn W. 2uufenbeimer.
Nen >ertaut, ssraunlis, nit toben unb freunb-
liGeu 3immsru yereteu, tpie eieies 6pte IL. Biz,
tet es ZEN, Msisnbeu bic ber.lieb|ten Beauenllid-
tsten nsten gut bereiieer Irlt unp Der billiajfen
SeeienNna, Ictie CUTE ge!rGnfe an BET gar.
g5sr1.nliee Sta.luns 1T BEL eem 5aule, unb
eeBhat ben 15arn1srn namenlid III empfeben.
S1cilanos une esreue ejetdd uerSen frei spn nnb
naA etr ganruua bcTGresrt. 159
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05
County Warrants and Greenbacks

RD No attention will be paid to communications sent for
publication in the JOURNAL unless accompanied by the real
of the auhor--not for publication but guard US
q against imposition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05
ii ELM : L ET'S
Inlmitable Hair Restorative /!

1T is NOT DYE
Bat restores gray hair to its original color by supply
ing the capillary tubes with natural substances impaired
BY disease All tasantaneos dyes composed Of
lamar cdustie destroying the vitality and beauty Of the
hair aud afford Of themselves dressing ieimstreets
Indomitable Colorug not only hair TO ts natural
H. L.-.- ~. L. a--.--
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05
Sherin''s Sale.
JACOB wEcKERr vs.. O. F. prryxR


WHEREAS, BY VIRTUE or A DECREE
w aud Order of Sale, issued out of the Dis
trict Court Of the Ninth judicial District Of the
State OF California in and for the county OF Trim
ity, on the llth day OF August, A. d., iS63, on
judgment rendered Mt the August term Of said
Court in the above entitled cause, In favor OF ia
cob Wecktrt and against G. f. Dener am com
manded to sell, in accordance with the law la
such cases provided, the following described
property to wit:
All that certain piece or parcel Of property ~
ing and being in the county OF Trinity and State
Of California, taking the waters of the East Fork
OF Stuart's Fork of Trinity river. aud conveying
The same 10 the mines IN the vicinity of Ridge
Vile, and known aS the Ridgeville Water, Min
ing and Milling Ditch, together with all and sim
gular the tenements, hereditaments aud sppurts-
nauces therPunto belonging or In any wise apper-
tanning. Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 18th day OF September,
A. D., 1868 at O'Clock, p. m at the door OF
the Court House, in the town of Wcaverville aud
county of Trinity.I will sell the above described
property at auction to the highest bidder. for
cash, In accordance with the decree In the above
entitled cause Wcavervillc, Aug. 22, 1868.
JOHN L. JONES, Sheriff.
By d. NJ KELLOGG, Under Sheriff.
john G. Buroh, Pl'tiis. Atty. sets.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05
ss- The Medical and Surgical Iu.,i,s,. .f

DR. L. J. CxuKAr is ateady secured in position which
places as wc its proprietor far above the assaults Of
envy aud professional malee In the schools of France
the highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in
this department of Medical science aud they occupy with
others equally lofty position in the profession Recrd
is an lustrious example, shining light among the phil
osophea stars Of his in Europe and Dr. CIapky has
fully equalled him in This country proof OF which,
the Philadelphia College OF Medicine com plimented him
with Diploma and the honorary al eundem degree Sc
ecug this his field of operation although qualided
graduate of the University Of Pesth aud late Chief sur
geon of the Hungarian Reyou tiousry Army for
tended abors pr. J. j. CTapkay has bent his at
tenton to the cure OF chronic and private diseases In
which he has become great expert that lie is
regarded as the tCADER in this branch OF his profession
throughout the United states and his portrait and bog
raphy published matter of interest 10 their readers
in the most exclusive journals. The Doctors Offices
at his Medical and Surgical Institute Sacramento ST.
of Ledesdon nearly opposite the building OF the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
RS- We ask particular attention OF readers to the
certificates Of remarkable cures in another column
OF this paper. % 3,3m,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05
Euxuriant Hoaraxv.

promotes its growth prevents its aiing u esadsates
dandrun and mparts health and pleasantness TO the
head IL has stood the test of time being the original
Hair Coorlag, and is constantly increasing il favor. U.s.
ed by both Gentlemen and ladies' II sold by all respsc
table dealers, be procured by them Of D. g. BRNyS
Proprietor, New York HOsrErTER SMITH DKAS, Agents,
San Francisco Two sizes, so cts. and 81 5lsn. COW.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05
Special Adtifes.
Mothers ! Mothers VfSshets /!

aE~ Don't fail to procure .urs. WIssIosc's ssssFfhF
Syrsp for CHILDREN TEETfnNG This valuable tfepss
ration the prescription Of tho best female physi
clans aud in the United States and has
for thirty years with failing safety and success by
millions Of mothers and children from the feeble infant Of
one week old to the adult Il only relieves the child
from pain, but gorates the stomach and bowels,
reefs acdy and gives and energy the whole sys
TEN, 1t will almost instantly relieve
Gripping iii the Bowels and Wind Collie.
We believe is the best and remedy the world in
all cases Of pyssSTTRy and children whether
II arises from reething or from any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each battle
None genuine unless the snile OF CURTIS PERKINS
New York is the outside wrapper Sold by all Medcias
dealers. Principal Office, Is Dey street, New York
RS-Prlee only 3J cents per bottle.
REDINGTON 4 Co
4l6 and AIS Front street san Francisco,
&sn.L6m Agents for California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05
SHERIFFS SALE.
r. X. KITCHEN vs.. JAS. Il. MAY VIM. LlrrL

II. n. KITCHEN vs.. JAS II. MAY wM. LITTLE.
WHEREAS, BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
w and Order of Sale issued out of the District
Court of the Ninth Judicial District of the State
of California, in and for the county OF Trinity,
on the llth day of August, A. d.. 1868 on II
Judgment rendered at the August term Of said
Court in the above entitled cnuse. in favor OF X.
Il. Kitchen, and against James b. May aud Wu.
IAvti-, i commanded 10 sell the followiAg K
described property, to wit:
All the undivided one-tenth part or interest in
and to the Rush Creek Water Dlch, conveying
the waters Of Rush Creek into the Weaver Basin
in The county of Trinity and State of California,
and commonly known 0s Ball q Co. g ditch, in
Gliding all the water right and privileges there
unto belonging or in any wise appertaiuing. said
Ditch being about eleven miles long, and takes
the water from Rush creek about two and one
half (2k) miles above the Yreka trail, aud con
veys it as far as the Two Mile House. in said
Basin, said property being the same owned by
James b. May, defendant.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 18TH day OF September,
A, D. 1868, at o'clock, p M. at The Court
House door in the town of WeaRerville and
county of Trinity, will sell the above described
property at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash. in accordance with the decree in the
above entitled cause.-Weavervlle, August 22d
1868. JOHN L. JONES, Sheriff.
BY D. VI. KELLOGG, Under Sheriff.
Chadbourne Howe, Pitts Attys. 32ts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05
COURT TERMS IN TRINITY.

District COmt-Hon. WIN. P Daingaraod Judge &. NJ
r Griffin clerk Second Monday in April August and De-
cember
CoHi4fy Comt--Hon; E j Curtis, Judge NJ. F. Griffin
clerk First Monday in January, March May July Septem
bor and Noyenlber
Con,t Of sessionsIIou. E. J. Curtis Judge " F Grif
fn clerk Second Monday in February, May August aud
November.
Probate CoHrfHon F. J. Curtis, Judge Sf F. Griffin
clerk Fourth Monday in each month
Board Of SHperrisOrs-John McCammon chairman .
VIM A. Quine, Henry Martin. First Monday in February
May August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL
AGEN rs,

MIR John Warren, Mailman is authorized to receive
.rtnons and advertisements on his route and at Hmm
M Rsv Our printed receipts will be sent on his rrtnrn
,,jn to all persons forwarding money to this Office
sz-I P Fisher, 17112 Washington street (up stairsl
San Francisco, nearly opposite Magure's Opera House
" ,be only authorized Agent for this paper in that cty
J,ues b. Wells, Esq is authorized TO transact any,
en all business pertaining to this Office at Trinity Center
e-yai A. G. Price Red Flat our authorized agent IN
rse,Iye subscriptonsto the JorRNAL Canon creek
a-Cas Rantzau is the duly authorized agent for the
t,rRyAI at Lewiston and vicinity
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For diseases Of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, and DROPSlCAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power OF Digestion.
aud exctcs the ABSORBENTS into healthy ac-
tion by which the WATERY or CALCAREOUS
deposiions. and all UNNATURAL ENLARGE
MENTS are reduced. as we'll as PAIN and IN
PLANTATION.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05
TRINITY BREWERY 2!
OregO street,
(wEsr OF THE SCHOOL uousE)
CONDON & MURPHY, Proprietors.

NO THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT.
GlE fully announce to their friends aud the
~ public that they are now prepared to fur.
nsh choice article OF LAGER BEER. Hsv.
ing engaged the services OF competent San
Francisco Brewer, aud obtained new aud i'm.
proved outfit OF Brewing material and machinery,
we propose to furnish an article Of Beer second
te uone in the market. -
We will deliver Bottled Beer at the residences
of citizens. aud in such quantities as dealers may
desire, in any part of the county Give us q call
aud Judge for yourselves.
CONDON 4 MURPHY.
Weavervillc, Nov. 2l, 1862. 45td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05

NEWSPAPER FOR lDAHO.-We have received
The prospectus of the Boise .NetoS, shortly to be
published at Bannock City, Boise Basiu, Idaho
Territory, by Thos. j. aud John S Butler, late
OF Red Bluff. We wish our old friends the great
est success 10 their laqdabq enterprise.
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csttn hes uaes ia eseIen sb ttnen a ma ene fOnGta
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!Oerrenflei

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teen Serenilebern neueter acra gu ben tiSten reiz
fen poerGt9is 5alteu unb au ioIe auf Seeluns anrz
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alien Gcrten unb gu olen YreiIer. Geruer eine &lss
tpa6I O1eecnI6irne, gtSde ,c otpe ae in biees iSa
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HIS attendants having removed the cut
lery, he called me to examine his eyes,
which he opened very wide, and rolled
about in every direction. They were clear,
liquid, and expressive. He then closed
the lids, put his hands upon his lips, gave
a strain, then opened the lids, and in the
place of his natural eyes were two balls,
as of finely polished steel lie closed the
lids again, strained again, opened the lids
egaIn and the steel balls were gone, and a
pair of FURNISHED brass ones shone in their
stead. Once more he closed the lids, and
on reopening them looked at me with the
eyes had Just before examined. During
performance of this trick he never took
his hand from hls hips and l was the only
person near him. On rising, he called to
his son, and made him stand before me.
lie then asked me to inspect very care
fully the youths left side; to press my
hand heavily upon it, to run it upwards
and downwarel>, and be sure that there
was no lump below the skin. did as
was told. and felt nothing but the ribs
The father then placed his own finger
upon particular spot. and with an in
strument like lancet made slight
puncture, and got hold of the. end of a
piece of coarse threat which he drew
forth, besmeared at intervals with blood
He continued to draw forth the thread. in
one piece, until thirty or forty yards lay
upon the ground, and said he would go as
long as wished, or might draw 1T out
myself. I declared myself satisfied, and
he clipped the thread close to the skin.
gave the place rub, and nothing re.
naained to show that any operation had
been performed ys.ea kae saslas4ofg
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to have the old chase done up, cant you /
ou ought to. according to the will, said
Jenny NV
The old trash = muttered John.
But you COULD at least sell it for what
the repairs would cost, said Jenny, in her
winning way
Then I'd have it done said Jenny,
and bless me, Id keep it too You've
got good horse, and can have the old
chaise made quite stylish for baby and me
to ride in
Well, III send it over to Hosmers to-
morrow, and see what lie will do It for,
said John.
Look here Mr.. IIosmer want. you to
come over to his shop shouted the
wheeirights apprentice on the following
day, at the top of his lungs odd Joe
Hemps there; an says hes right down
glad. Its hundreds, and hundreds, and
hun
Stop, boy what does he mean, Jenny
cried John Clarke, putting the baby IN
the cradle. face downwards.
Ny patience, John, look at that child
precious darling! I'm sure don't know.
John. Id go over and see,' exclaimed
Jenny. -1
''Taint any fun, tell ye.' said the BOY,
| while John hurried on his coat and hat :;
my gracious you'll say it amt fun when
you come te see them gold things and the
papers.
This added wings to John Clarkes
speed. and III a moment he stood breath
less In the old whcelrISht's shop
Wish you joy, my fine feller,' cried
Joe Hemp
Look here. what'l you take for that
old chase? II give YOU four hundred
cried the old wheclright. in great slee.
-Four i,undrcdy repeated John, acha.t
Yes; just look at 1T You're a rich
man, sir: and by Jove, I'm glad of 1t.
You deserve to be. SAID the wheeIwrsht.
shaking Johns hand heartily.
What do you suppose was the conste--
nation, deli ght, gratitude the wild. wild
JOY that filed the heart OF Clarke when he
found the OLD chase filled with gold and
bank notes ] mean the cushions. the
Innings, and every place where they could
be placed without danger of injury.
Poor IohH-or rather rich .John-his
head was nearly turned 1t required all
the balance of Jennys nice cauipo.e OF
character TO keep his ecstatic brain from
spinning like a humuing top. Now he
could build two houses like the one his
uncle had bequeathed to hi, red headed
will was rcad-,he dear old uncle What
genuine sorrow he felt as he thought of
the many times he had heaped reproaches
upon his memery
Imagine if you can, dear reader. the
peculiar feelings Of those kind friends who
had propheci-d that John Clarke would
come to grief At first old Joe Hemp
proposed 10 take the old chaise Just as il
was-linincs stripped bits of cloth hang
ing-and proclaim with trumpet the
good tidings to the whole village Ia K ing
especial pains to stop before the house OF
Mr Sprigcs, and blowing loud enough to
drown all the forty pianos in the universe:
but that was vetoed by Johns kind little
wife
La they Il ali know oft soon enough =
she said, kissing the baby; ! wouldn't
hurt their feelings
They did know of it and few years
afterwards they all agreed that John
Clarke had turned out = really good man
So much tor the old one horse chaise
NJ A D