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FREIGHTS.

Nv thi. route Freight, Of all descriptions can he
forwarded TO and from philadelphia, New York
boston or Baltimore, to and ftom any point on the
Rail Roads OF Ohio, Kentucky, lndiana, Illinois.
wiscon.in, lows or Missouri, by Rail Road direct.
This PennsylVania centt,l Rail Road slso connects
Mt Pittsburgh with Steamers. BY which q oodsoan be
forv srded 10 sny port on the Ohio, Nnstihsnm Ken
lucky, Tenuesses Cumberland, illncis, Mississippi.
wiscensin, Missouti, Kansas, Atksnsas aud Red
Rivers; aud at Cleveland, Sandu.ky and Chicago
with Steamers TO all Ports on the North Western
Lakes.
Merchants and shipper, rnttusiine the ttsnspoiia
ton Of their Freight TO this Company, rely with
confidence on Its speedy transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT TO aud from any
point In the West, by tho Pennsylvania Centfal
Rail Road, are AT all iimes a. favorable a. are
charged by other Rail Road Compauiss.
tS-Be particular TO marx packages "vA fsNN'A
orsrn,L n. r."
Frr Frsirh, Contracts or shipping Directions sp.
ply to OF address either OF the following Agents OF
the Company
u. A. STEWART, Freight Agent, riti,bursh.
CLARKE X CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh,
n W. HRDWN n CO., Cincinnati Ohio.
H. g. MEInRUM a CO, Madison, lndiBns.
j. 4. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky.
w, NJ AiISAIAN, Evansville, Ind.
r. r. HASS, ~. Ions, Missouri.
CLARLE n co Chicago, Illinois.
j. n. MCCOI.M, Po,,,mopih, u.
J. NJ LOVE, Mnysyile, Ny.
HALL. \ co, MaTicra. -.
y. AYRES, Muskinenn River.
W II,& FL. LANGLEY, Gslhpoli,.
II. =. PIERCE N co, Zanes,ills, q.
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n. {. MELRUM, General rTiNshns Agsn
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The National Patent
OFFICE.
SNYDER & WALTERS.
229 Broadway, New York.
Patent Soliciting House, and Patent
Commission House, COmbiRed!!

Soiiciting-Tni, como.ay viii se! a..
sn,s Tor new Iuventon, IN rhis coumtv sed tu.
rope On the most reasonable terms. CoRduct Ia.
ninEement Gases s-aad PToopIe renewals OF Pat.
erts,
OR EThi6itiOn Rooms and
sellinE DePaHmsht.-WS' respectfully submit TO
the public that oars is the only Respon,ible Solicit.
ing llouse In the World that has an E1hibitio on
Room, aud HFrioteSr aud srcoSssTUL SelhaK lie.
PsrmsAi si,Aehsd. oS fArssrs r,GrN oUr ~ u
VS. RssuIaE NO ApyAScE tss IoH sELs,sa.
We are In Regular Commuaio alton with unw ard, OF
isO Patent Sellers ;hToug ghoa' the eountty who de
pend wholly Tor their supply OF fAtsnt, upon u.--
Our Exhibition Rooms (ooFneT btoadNAy aud RaT,
clay sueet,in the very heart and center ofths Cftyl
are daily visited W numbers OF Can't alt.ts nd M
OF EnieTpuss, see nag investments Ia NAlua BILE Pat.
ens, tot the purpose Of re,seliinE IN smhdtvTions
while other men heavier Capitalists ave Alwsy,
ready to purchase useful Patent and engage in II,
manufacture, and TINS secure lucrative IA oaopoly,
These souNes ofdemand that are daily Aurmsa lug
Nte fully suihclen TO absorb the entire sunoiy oi
fsiehu nos bsinsiuued, AID that at taifpTisss.
Consignpsnts olfsisnts tor sale are tesPsctful.
y solicited Aay Information free. Rs.passi sible
Agents wsntSdin every eoIniy aud town who have
per quarter, Hnds per eeu', on all safest 20 scs a.
our Agents, Tor the sSplsustios Zone hour OF mo
pc dayl On the models OF such patents "a m.Y he
placed in their hands fot sale. 70 coed sale,men
Who viii give whole husiRsn, willpay SIS psr no nj
Also travelling Agent, wanted Aia hiT salary.
Agents viii be required 10 give sons saustsetory
seeRTlty or deposit the so,t pTice Of models, Which
will be Teto AIDED when returned.
Address, enclosing stamp,
SNYDER g. WALTERS,
No 229 Broadway.
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H a II h ER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
cprrrcAr en4,exe or ,,,r pss.~

The volumes hosad eeaaituts Of tAen.sl,., q
library Of miscsisneeos reading shsA a. eas aot be
issnd IN the sans conptss Ia anJ other pabiIeAtoa
mat has come sader olf ne,iss - hsaiaA cssrist.
y II. % ne., popular Monihly in the wa,ld.-tSsw
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ahd vsIisd sxeellsnsss cf HsrpsYS haEasias-s
ioeinal with monthly circulation Of shest ifo,pva
eofits-in whose pages are to be foand sems Of ths
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.feah OF ihis work as az svidsnss af the AmsrIoAa
Peopsi and the popslA'ty Il has seqsirsd Is mest.
cd Each nunber eontAias fully ltlpArss af rsaa.
ing matter. speIoprAtely illustrated With saaa weed
eut'i and u eembines in itself the yaey asaihly aad
the mors philosophical qnsrtssly, blsadsd wih IAs
best features Of the daily jaarnA u has great pow,
o. In the dissminatioa Of love Of pure listalsis-
ltiubnsrs Guide TO American Liissaisss, Lsadsa.
No Msgsrius in Europe or Ansriea 10 90 Welt
zuownj none has half 20 many Tsadsrj SAd, We nav
safely say none has tsestysa 30 large trbss sf .d.
ira,ioa from the cultivated classes, that dsrht ia
hsshy, divsfsihsd vstiae periodical literature
y i' the foremost hass.'n. q The dsy, The frs.'
miihon n more snterprising friend thsA Hapsr's
hasaEins L Methodist Pro''',snt, (BsiiiueIs,j
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

UWhy didp't Early get more
supplies in Pennsylvania Becuse
he got his Phi. This came by
telegraph, see"The Manager
UFWhy did the rebels at Pc.
terspurg cheer Tor MoCLELLAsl
Because they know bio party to DO
on their aide.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

Great as you may be, the cradle was
your world once, and over it, the only
horizon you boheld, bent the heaven of
mothers eye, as you rocked in that little
bark Of love.
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Soldiers and their Heirs
TAKE NOTICE.

The undersigned has made such
PAY, PENSIONS, 40, for soldieu and their Heir.
IN the shones possible time In which tho same eau
he done
obtain PENSIONS for ps,uLsp sotpirNs, ccI
the Winows Of Deceased Soldiers, icr,hs WInowEp
MorHsRs and oRrHAs sisrKps Of SoLpltHs who
died unmarried
sd with dispatch,
Thin. Dee, 1861. r In-.U
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Solomon Balt.ellls Estats.

Notice 10 herebyigiven that the undersignsd
has been appoinisd and qualified 90 Ad-
ministrstor OF the Estate Of Solomon Balt--
cell. late Of Seneca county deceased.
~ ~ JOEL HULL.
Sept, 18th, le6a-4w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

An editer at dinner table being asked
II he would take some pudding replied in
ut of abstraction; lowing TO a crowd
OF other matters we arc uaable 10 find
room for IT," s.tl .
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lfyou want TO have a man your friend,
never incur the i'll will ofhis wife, Pub.
lie opinion in q great measure depends
ON the average prejudces of woman
kind.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drover. and Farmers will hnd this,a most sdIan
tagcous route for Live Stock CapAoious Yards, well
watetcd aud supplied with every rnieuer, haze
been opened on this line and its connections, sns
every atontion u paid to their wants, From lianiss
hug, where will be iound every convenience i''
feeding and resting, choice IL offered ni NE
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE
MARKETS. This viii also be found the shortest,
quickest, aud most direct route for Stock to NeS
Nck-lvia Anentownl aud with fewer change
than any 0thet.
ENotH LEWIS. Gen. supt. Altoona. r..
L. l. HOIipr,Gen. Ticket AgBnt, Philadelphia. 4.
JAhusty II, ia6t lS-tf
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Nor BAD--On the reception Of the
news OF Sheriden's victory at one OF the
popular saloons in New York, the follow.
ing colloquy occurred, between the bar
keeper, whose name was Dan, aud a
customer named Jim;
Good morning, Jim"
GOOD morning, Dan, what's the
ncwsr
Another glorious vietory--whatl
you.d1nki"
"Sherry Dan"
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"WmRE!-Where is Abraham Lncoln
called the coming man! Springfield,
III. .'-Times
Where is Mcclellan called the coming
man! Salt River Chicago Jour.
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Nobody ever lost anything by love-"
said u sage looking per son. "Thats not
truc," sa,d young lady, who heard the
remark, "ior once lost three nights
sleep" ... .....N t..
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Few mon could surpass the late Rev
DIR. Bcthune in his power OF keen and
witty retort. The editor OF the Congrc.
9GtioadliSt states that while in Florence,
Two English clcrgynen called upon him,
aud conyvrsing upon tho war in this
country, one Of them said to the doctor;
"iou need king in your country,
SIR"
"a kiug," replied DR.. Bcthune, ado
you know how there came to be u kingl"
"Yes said the clergyman, "God gave
him to the Jews in his anger"
Yes" responded the doctor, sand do
you know whowas the first kingl'
"Saul, OF course" was the reply.
"lcs," said the doctor, "snd Saul was
a driver VI .usscs--tho only ones that want
kings
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FOUR DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
l'ittsburgl, to Philadelphia!
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FROM
Pittsburgh to New York T.!
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FROM
Pittsburgh to Baltimore!

TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOW s;
PAST MAiL-Leavs, Pirsburgh At 80 a. ~,
auivss at Altoona for hreathd 80 a, NJ
reaches Harrisburg at les ?. NJ and PhilsdslPh's
gNITINoRE PASS tNGERs bv ,hI, train leave
ilari.bgrs At 100 r. NJ. and 'ri's IN Baltimore
NsW YORK PASSENGERS by thi. train leave
PhiladelphiA at 6.i5 7. NJ. and arrive In New
york Al 1900 Y. NJ.
TIiROUGU ACCOMMODATION -siePPiuy. at ~
stailons-- Leave, Piusbufgh " 500 a. MsM
tiyes At Ahoona Tor dinner a. " W A. ".
r,aehe, Bapi.burg al $40 r. NJ s% Phiads
phia at Ills Y. NJ.
rIlROjjGH ExPREHs-I.eaves Pittsburgh a.
r. NJ, arrives At Altoona fot supper al p.y0 Y
NJ, reaches Harrisburg at 9 10 A NJ. and Phils'
d.inhia At go "A. NJ.
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this 'tain leave
Harrisburg at $50 A. NJ. aud sH''s In baltimore
SsW YORK PASSENGERS by hi. uain l,svs
Philsdelrhia at "a. NJ. snd arrive In Ne" York
st 70 O1 M
PAsT IJNE-i.aves Piushu.g .gh at el5 2. ". ar.
| riyesAt Altoona NJ LIS A. VI, reaches Harfi'.
| hung AT 55S n., aad Lancaster Tot bfeskfsu a.
795 N, arriving In rhiladephis At l0.aS A y.
lDAtTIMORE PASSENGERS by this usin leave
| Uarrtsbnrg at 100 A. n. and ari'e IN baltimore
! nj 1850 A. ~.
/ NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train have a
/ choice Of routes. A sleeping iHr rams through
! from Piusburgh to New York. wiihnnt change
via. Harrisburg and Allen'o~n' sui,inR IN New
| YuTk at I.IS y. N. By way oi Philadslphia, pass
! sngeu reach New York N2.i5 I'm,
Ticket, for sale TO Nos'on hv host ~ Iail, beat
ticket. good on any Of the Sound lines, Fare TO NJ
/ noGnt. n. Inv n any
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Republic, Sept, 9o, 1864,

After introducing the above testimony,
feel that t 10 almost useless for me 10 say
more, yet there is such a striking
resemblance, aud appeanuee OF arrange.
ment between The Gener all aud little
Johnny in their articles Of Aug, 18th, that
] shall have Ia hit little Johnny a kick or
Two, aud let him 'possem' or "oa' Just
a. lac chooses, but should suppose he would
have tendency 10 cat" from the manner
he howled aher taking the dose "LiQuid
Soap" In my last, aud in order that little
Johnny may not leel that he has slid out of
the ring, or "extrieated himself" or that
the "noted Ira" 10 not capable Of managing
two such master spirits as himself and the
Gsner'all. would here say that he, "nm
Gle Johnny" had better take bottle OF
Liquid Soap aud blot out the names from
the docket which he uses) Of some OF the
best mea Of Solpio, who appeared IN court
OF justice ani there made solemn oath that
the cha aeter Of John s. Smith (the famous
little Johnny as man of truth and yeraei.
~, was very bad, and below the generality
Of men, Yet his friends have tried TO do
souethiog for hip by elteting nim 10 office
and giving hm good advice, bu, he now
appears IN fair way to loose them all, and
l should not have msnlyned THE siroum,
stanea had Il. not have been fol this ten
deucy 10 present the ruth. aud that the
people may not generally know this fact,
but Ia order TO show how prone bis mind is
20 evil, viii here relate a circumstance
which took place but few days prior 70 tbs
l~ppearance OF his (lit,ie Johnny s',l master
I qfeccin Che U 'iovne OF Aug, 18th.
Us circumstances we're these. We we're
riding from THIN In ,hs hack. and the con.
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Wanted 70 Rent

Immediately, fiouss and Lot with st.bis,
upon ii for Keeping = horse. Asy place
within within OF ''.r % V. <. s''sj 1H&sssiEklIs
I'D sseond Ward, T'hp, Ohio
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HORSE Pitch FORK
The Best and Only Rcli-
able FORK now i'm Use.
-
OVER 1000 SOLD
This FORK Is SILT SUPPORTING

needs no bearing down on the han
die, nor holding on to ropes. 1T
carries its o,Un load. Be,care
of purchasing any other Fork
Nth sickle shaped tines, as they
are intringements upon the Pat
ent IF this Fork.
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SLEEPING. CAR,

Tickets for sale TO Doson hv host ~ 'ail, beat
ticket. good on any OF the Sound lhne'' rare TO aU
points as Low a, any route.
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SEEDS.

SEEDS.
Garden Seeds of all Timothy Seed,
kinds, .t Clover Seed,
Native Field Peas, Sorghum Seed,
Canada F 'mphe Seed,
For the Household.
sd
Family Sewing Machines.
Machine Thread and Silk, ....
Clothes Frames, r.
Clothes Wringers FJ
H AaENrs for Joseph l.. Hall
Fire and Burgler Proof Safes.
HowEs CELEBRATED STAN
DARD SCALES,
From q commen Post. Office Bal.
ance up to 60 ton Scale.
~ s1 4 D. a II
" Read our advertisements
and doo't fail to call and see US.
SMITH, BARNES d co. -
March s. 1864. 50 a2-u
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= questionably the Best Sustained Work Of
the kind "a the World"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

"our isin,ing 'pihu waste away
Without thy oonquer'us grace
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"Rspublis, Sept. 30, lssd."
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For the Household.
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We do hereby certify that We were pre-.
sent during the Republic Sanitary Fair, held
In this place in February last, aud that We
wer present ON the night that the stand.
made aud presented by Mr.. Reynolds, WAS
drawn, and that Nrs. Rhode did then aud
there cay, that II was the agreement that
Mr. Reynolds should receive back the nett
cash outlsys on the stand, and ws further
state that he did not force the stand ON the
society, q, NJ. OGDEN,
JOHN SWlGERT,
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/ GO. pendl,lonl.

George II PendletOn was nomin sted
BY the IrSilora.At Chicago, for The Vice
E1rtSiienCyOf tie Uuited States. For
one month ho has declined giving any
public manifestation Of hi, aocs plAuce,
except the 'peah in the Convention Of
whi,h he was a prominent member %
George B Mcclellan has spread upon
paper hisaccepisnceof t6a.inouinAtion,
and thereby threwls FIRE bnud iuto the
ranks Of his friends, a., veil as furnished
bis opponents With solid gfouuds ,ofop.
position, But George H. 'ls'teo sharp to
be caught in that Way Heis wiling to
let his past record speak ior his rututs
sCIso George is wise in this respect.
TIE silly politician can foresee the re,
suit of a letter, such as his princip es
wouldobIige him to write. He has gain
ed the character Of beng consistent l..
Opposed to the war in the beginning
he still opposes it. In favor of secession
in 1861, lie still advocates it in 1864 :
In this respect he has the a.Ivantege of
Mcclellan, He thsukS- God hsJnever
voted man or dollar 10 support the
war, fie nesi notathen endorse the res
oIuton expressing sympathy NTH our
brave soldiers. Never feeling any such
sympathy-Georgs His not hypocrite
ard copperheod enough to claim'it. His
record in CbSt respect 10 perfect. He
prides himself upon it, and ,loubtlsss
scorns the base Sycophanus OF JEFF. Davis
in the North who lay claim 10 sympathy
for Fed raj soldiers. g.lfhimselil6 6Haa'.
George II. is emihenlyGned be the
candidate oilhe Peace party George
B., if elected would prove mare pup
pet-in the hands of George H. The pow
err behind he throne would be greoler
than the throns itself. The Woods,
VallOudiabam, Long and Harris, with
George II, OF their head, woudlesoon
mould the "Yonpg NapoOsn'a to 4b0ir
will, evon as JEFF Davis, Gobh and
Floyd, moulded oldyBuck, the lustofuur
Democrats Presidents. W 20 naq 81
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wOrthles.ne.s orsou,hern Money,

WOrtlleSsncss ofsou,hern Money
The Richmond Enquirer of Saturday
we cite here the important admission
--confesses that money has ceased to
be standard Of value in the Contede ra.
ey," II adds: 10 ava 10 laal ril
The promissory notes'ofthe Govern
ment cannot buy supplies or labor =
Greet manufacturers hold ou, such in.
dunements 70 purchssers who viii pay
10 produce, that even the stringent or.
ders Of the War Dedartment, forbidaing
detailed farmers to barter their crops
for indispensable machinery, have be,
come powerless Mechanics refuse 10
work for anything but proyisions,- :
Teochers demand pittiance in eatablcs
or . small fortune in Treasury notes -
Worst ofalI, Government itself offers an
immense premiom on all taxes paid in
kind by assessing provisions furnished
for that purpose al the highest market
rate. 1t foods tho country with certif.
Gates Of debt" .','' .'iF
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'' Eg"Rov, Georsc ConSt,ntinS,9'a d na.
tvs Greek. educated in this county.
and now settled in Athena as a mission.
sry,wrileS to the author Of the Pioneer
Boy of the inlereS! taken by the Greeks
10 our institutions, and our present
struggle against slavery. Hs HAIio an.
nounces HE intention of publishing, iD
Athena, this summer, lraaSlatiou oiIiho
Pioneer Boy' INTO modern Creek, to
meet the dsm'nd to know something Of
the American Executive.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-03

eEyr"Got any howssi" a,kad Pop
lios, s.itking his head In Sthe 6Vot Of
locEsmit,'S shop o'i a99o9'
"HorScsH no, Whist should WSldoyVith
horses hero 9"nsked The loSksmilh. who
thought very naturally, that his, visitor
must be a msgiso.
AT didn't knhw bit YOU might bs keep.
idg a stablS," said Popkins dodging An
errstie 6is that few towRrls the door,
4 SEQ you hsvsa very large dous'ksy
alW2ys on hand. 'r'5g es oF5l
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the hssr,y laughs had over Farmer AS
error and the school ms'am'a diIcOnft-
urs. She omitted musk thereafter,
ny-TheTe is no creator fallsey n tic

REThere is no greater fallscSin the
world, than that entertained cbyj many
young men, that some pursuits Ii life
can be found wholly suited to their
tastes, vhims apdfsncies; This ahilos.
ophcr's slous can never he discovered.
an every uns who meksS his R6 a
search Jorit viii he ruined Muohtruth
is contained 10 the Irishman3 rcMirk-
'i' is never easy to work hard ILst.
therefore, the fart be always he rSmem-
6cred by the yourg that mn lie. work can
hN found entirely agreeable to man. -
Succf's always lios at lhS top fthe hill.
If we should reach il, ywc can only 90
go BY hard, por'Sgering effort. while ba.
eel with difficulties OF every kind. n
YOU think you made mistake in choos.
ing The pursuit or profession YOU did, do
not mike Anotbe;bY leaving it, Spend
all yOuv CptrslsSin working and cling.
inc to it. as YOU would TO the lito.boat
ihSt tsustNiord you in the midH Of the
ocean, II Won lasVs l.. tits almcS! Ger.
lain that yodvill 60 down. rolgTr
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-03
APerrum cry s,ery.

When boarding rouud mas the fash
ion with sehool ,eaohsrs, Farmer A, on
coming 10 The house 81 t.a time, was in.
trodUred Ioths school ma'sm. In a
moment he perceived strong odor OF
musk which cSmo from the school
ma'am's clothing. He, entirely igno'
rant Of the cause, Immediately charged
il ou Ponio, who hSd strong propensity
for hunting nuskrG's, sui al once com.
manded him: 'Pohto you SraFlp, yov
have ben killing muskrAtai 60 out doors
sir AMI get swsetanod off, But Puato
did not 'lir, and Farmer A, sp oks ag,in
moro sharply, Get oat, you'll scent the
whole house, TIE school ma'am BY
this time was E',uesiag red a, crimson
while the giGll aud boys could scarcely
kseP fFoa bursting into hughi'f- One
Of lhSm. unuoliced, st last madA their
father understand how the matter stood
and he, Of eourSs, dropped the tubjses-
The evening passed away rather AWk'
WGrdly with all. and the teacher failed
TO return lhs mex. day,5 onhSf account
the affair va, kept quiet uAtil after ShO
left tho nsiEhborASod, vixen Srsay were