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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-24

SEC. Is. The Board of Trustees shall have
regular meetings az least once each week,
and such other meetings az, BY adjournment
Or resolution, they may diSect, and the Pres
dent shall have power - call speeIa! meet
inys when he deems the same necessary.
SEC. Il. A majority Of the Board Of TrUs-
tees shall constitute quorum to DO busine
out ! lesI number may adjourn from time
time, and may compel the attendance Of g.
sent members by peremp.ory order delivered
to the Marshal, or by resolution Imposing a
6ne.
SEC. Is. The Board o: Trustees shall de-
termine rules for the government Of their
proceedings, and shall be judges Of the cleo
ton and qualifications OF their members. All
their meetings shall be public, except where
the Board shall deem that the interest Of the
town requires secresy. \ journal Of all pro-
ceedings Of the Board shall be accurately
kept by the clerk. and the Ryes and noes
shall be taken upon any question, and en-
tered upon the Journal at the request OF an,
member "
SEC. Is. The Board Of Trustees shall have
power
First-To make, bylaws and ordinances
not repugnant 20 the constitution or laws o.
the State Of Nevada.
Seeond-To levy and collec. taxes upon al
property within the town, both real and per
sonal, made taxable by the laws Of the State
of Nevada, for State and county purposes
which are nov in force, or which may here
after ne enacted, which tax shall not exceed
One-haf Of one per cent. per aunun upon
the assessed value OF all property; PrJrIded
,ha. the said Board Of Trustees shall have
power TO levy and collect annually further
tax OF one-fourth Of one per cent, Tor tht
payment Of interest and iRstalments upoE
bonds BY them issued in defrayins the eS
penses OF protecting said town against hre
which bonds, in the aggregate, shall not 81
considered TO exceed the sum OF tnirty-hS'
thousand dollars. Such further tax OF one
fourth OF one per cent. shall be levied ant
collected as a special tax At the time and II
the manner BY them provided for the leryins
and collecting Of the general tax.
Third-To lay out and extend; open, aitsi
tbs grading, draining, cleaning, widening
and lighting, or otherwise improving th'
same; also, to provide for the construction
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a8tt AaA aamaE.



Some genius in Cleveland has got Of the
foiIeWing neat parody Of an Old story:
Chicago Platform.-This is The house that
5sf built.
Treason This Is the malt that lay in the
house that JeF built
SMcCleIlan-Thi is the rat thatate the malt
that lay Ia the house that JEFF built.
Bnien Party-This is the cat that caught
che rat fhatate the malt that lay in the house
that Jef built.
Peace DemOeraey-This Is the dog that
b0rked at the cat that caught the rat that ate
ths malf that lay in the house that JET
built.
Abraham Eueoln-This is the OF with
pointed horn that tossed the dog that barked
e. the cat that caught the rat that ate the
malt that lay 10 the house that JEFF built
Order Of Sons Of Liberty-This is the mai
den all forlOrn that was gOred by the OK with
pointed horns that tossed up the dog all tat
tered and torn that barked at the cat that
caught the rat that ate the malt that lay in
the house that JEFF built.
Vallandigham-Thi is the priest al shaven
end shorn that married the maiden all for
iorn, 70 seymours Peace Party, all tattered
aud torn that was gored BY the OK with point
Cd horn that tossed up the dog that barked Gt
the eat that tOFmented the rat that ate the
max that lay in the house that JEFF built
Ides Of NoVember-This is the cock that
sFOHed in the morn to wake up the priest all
Ghhyen and shorn, that married the maiden
81 forlOrn, that plants in Mae pillow many
E thorn, that will pierce to the quick like the
beiBted horn that tossed up the dog that bark
cd 81 The cat that ehewed up the rat that ate
ths mai that lay in the house that Jsf
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-20

All manner Of PrePOsterous lies are related
20 the poor and ignorant in the South in re-
lation to the North and the war. The follow.
ing incident in Sherman's recent campaign
through Georgia, is indicative Of the belief
among that deluded people that the 'YankeeE'
slay all the male children. The Herald Cor
respondent says;
Riding up to house one day, in SeFiVan
county, met an old woman and three grown
up daughters at the door, uttering frantic ap-
peals Tor help. inquired what was wrong,
when the old woman pointed to burning cot
tou gin, and exclaimed:
40, put it Outl You uns are burniR' ne
ohildp
/ asked where the child was, and succeeded
in Learning that It was in the burning gin
house.
AwayI went, with some men, to reseHe the
tn6bcent, and st the door met q ten-ysar old
boy, who, badly singed, issued forth from the
hory furnace. Returning to the house, in
quired how the boy came there.
Putting her old pipe between her lips 70
compose her nerves, the old lady at last ven
tured Gn explahatlon;
"Well," said she, 1--WE uus heard that yeu
uus killed al the little boys, to keep them
from growing up to fight ye, and We hid EN-. y
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A Touch Of Pstrolsum.

Clssa u the lands Of the Center Oil Gem
pany there lives an old chap who is worth q
mint. Ignorant, Of course, dumb luck has
made him rich. His household pets consist
Of q terrier dog and stupid daughter, both Of
whom engage his attention. The former pro-
vided for, be determined 10 accomplish" his
daughter. he bought piano, harp, and a
guitar, and q car load Of music books, &C.,
winding up his business by engaging hrst-
class Intellectual and musical tutor, with al
of which he started for the "region."
The documents were, Of course, soon ar
ranged for business. The tutor set to work
and toiled like Trojan, but with no success.
Despairing Of ultimate triumph, the tutor
vent to the oil king and made clean breast
Of it.
"Why, what in the worlds the matter y
asked the father.
"Well, /" answered the tutor, "Kitty has got
q piano, guitar and a harp, and music, and
books, and all that, but she wants capacity
that's al"
UWeu by the Lord Harry cried the oil
king, ''if that's all, just buy it. I've got the
stun, If money viii get it she shall have ''cs-
Pasity, or anything else"
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us. .T-3OLOAN

The Secretary OfGhO Treasury gives notiss tha
subscriptions will be received for Coupon Treasury
Notes, payable three years from Aug. 18th, 1884
with Semiannual interest At the rate Of seven and
thr'O-tonthS per ssRL per annum,-PriReiPal and
interest beth - b paid IN lawful money.
These notes will be convertible At the option Of
the holder at maturity, into six Psr cent gold
bearing bends, payable net less than Ave nOF more
than tWsHty years fFOm thsiF date, - The Govern
meht mnyislsst. They will Be Issued in dsnOnin-
Aton6 $50, SIZE, $500, 81, 900 and 81, 200, and
all subscriptions must be fer hfty dollars Or IOmO
multiple Of afty dollars.
ThS ROtS8 will be transmitted to the owners free
oftFunBpOrtAtion Of charges RftsF the receipt
Of tie original Certificates Of Deposit ~ they can
be prepared.
ABtho notes draw interest from August Is, poF-
sens making deposits IubB0quont to that date nuGi
pay the intSTsIi accrued from thO date Of dSpssiL
Parties dOPOsiting tWSnty-AVs thousand dSllAFI
and upwards fOE thOBS nOtSs Bt any tine will be
allowed . sOnmilBiOa SfOas quarter Ofons per cent.
WAiOh viii Be PSid By TIE Treasury Department.
upoa hO receipt Of bill for the aROuRt, certified to
by the OEieer with whom the deposit was made. Ne
deductions FOR commissions must be made frsu tho
dsDOsilG.
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Sheriff. Sale.

NsE Co., Greens Common PlssG,
Va. Case No. Sill
I'D virtue Of 40 Order Of Sale to me directed
from the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Greene
County, and State Of Ohio, to me directed, I will
offer at Public Sale in front of the Court House. in
Isnia, in said County, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY Dist, 1866,
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and ?.
NJ Of said day the following described Real Estate,
to wit; Situated in the county of Greene, and
State Of Ohio; and bounded and described a. fola
lows, to wit; Lots No. l, 2 & 5, according to the
plat Of A. G. Deans Addition to the town Of yell
low Springs, recorded in the office Of the Recorder
of Greene county, March 3Oth, A. D. 1856 Lot
No. / being 900 feet in Xenia Avenue l29 feet
in Grove street. and 12S feet in the North, and 49.
500 feet on the east Lot No. 2, being 46.SO0 feet
on Grove street. lO3.5OO feet on the west, 81 feet
oa the North, and IO9.5OO feet en- the east: Lot
Nc. 3, being SO feet on Grove street, lO9.50O on
line Of Lot No. 2, 81 feet the north, and l20
feet on the line of Lot No. T. be the same more or
ess. Lot No, !, appraised at $ll5, Lot No 2 ap'
praised at $50 Lot No. 3, appraised at $50 Terms
Of Sale, cash on day Of sae.-December 18th, 1854.
HENRY BARNES. Sheriff, q. G.
dSeIS-.O
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SpeciaI ADVANTAGES Ofthis Loan,

IPIBA NATIONAL SATINsB BANK, oIering high,
s. rata ofintsrost than any other and TEE BsST 8ECU
RITT. Any savings bank which pays its dsPoSitsTI
in .. s. Notes, eORIidorS that it is paying in the
best circulating medium Of the country, and it CAN,
pay in anything better, for itI OEn HssotI are
either in government securities or in Rotss or bondi
payable in goTsTlmOntpAPer.
Il is equally convenient ~ . temporary or RSF-
mGnent inTSItmOnt. The hOtSB 60 always Be BOld
Jor within fThetOn Of their fhsO sad accumulated
intsFsIt, and AFO the best security with banks 81
sOllltOFalS for discounts.
Convertible jafo a Siz per cent. 500 Gold Bond.
In edditioa ts the very liberal interest Ol the
nOts1 of three yOaFs this privilege Of sonvoFIisn
iI nov worth about three per cent per auAun, fol
the euTsnt gat9 Ter $50 Bonds is not less than
ETEE PER eHEF. EAElHuH, and before the war the
premium on six per cent y. S. stocks was over
twenty per cent twill be seen that the assuhl
pfoaton this lean, At the present market TstO, iB
not less than ten per cent per annum.
Is Exemption from State or Municipal TszafisB.
But aside from all the advantages We have en-
umOratsd, special Act OfCOngrsII EIENPTs ALL
BONDS AND TREAsURY NOTES IRON LOcALTAIAIIoN
On the average, this exemption Is worth assut
two per cent per annum, according TO the rate Of
taxatiOnI 10 various parts Of the country.
II is believed that no securities Oher 90 great
inducements to lenders those issued BY the EOV~
eminent. In all other forms Of indsbtsdnOII, the
IalLn or lDlAlty OF private paEueag OF ltOoA eoH"
PanieS, or separate communities, only, il pledged
for Paymsnt while the whole property Of the
country is held 10 secure the discharge Of AL the
obligations Of the United States.
While the government OGsrI the most liberal
terms for lie loans it believer that the very BrOng
est appeal viii bs to the loyalty and PatriOtIn e
The people.
Duplicate certificates will Be issued FOR ell de-
dOpOBitI. The party dePoIiting must endorse up.
on the ORIGINAL certificate the denomination Of
notes required, and whether they are to be issued
in blank or payable to order. When so endorsed
il must be left with the receiving the deposit,
tosbs forwarded to the Treasury Department.
6UBsCRIPTIOHs WILL BE RECEIVED By the Traa
uFoF Of the UuitSd States at WaShiRg gtOn the sever
al Assistant TreagursrI and designated DsPositAE-
les, and BY the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or XEdIA.
and By all NatiOnal Banks which are dePOHitAgien
Of public money, and
ALL REsPECTABLB BANKS AND
BANKERS
throughout the country will give further iRfoEuS-
ion aud
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY 70
SUBSCRIBERS.
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STYLE, FORM TERMS, 8TC

VslumO XV for 1864, Of the Rural New
Yorker will Be published in Superior Style
With new type, good white paper, and many
fne illustrations. It's form will continue the
same as hoW-DOubls QuartO-With On in
dez, title page, ETC., atclOse Of year, complete
Ter binding.
TERMS, ALWAYS IN ADVANCES =
year; copies for IS; 6 for $40; 10 for S15
with free copy for every club Of six or more.
~ Now is the time to subscribe and form
clubs. Efficient Local Agents wanted in all
places reached BY the United States and Can
ada nails, to whom we offer handsomB pre-
miams. Specimen numbers, Premium Lists,
est., sent free to all disposed TO benefit their
neighbOrs and community BY Introducing the
paper to more general notice and support.
Address D. D. 7. MOORE,
Rochester, n. 7.
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DR.. TUCKER.

DIR. TUCKER has returned from Europe,
and resumed practice.
DR. TUCKER will Be at Xenia Ewing
House, Monday, April 4th. He has now
visited XeniS over six years, and will con-
tinue. His former success is sufficient
guarantee for the future.
DR.. TUCKER cures all durable diseases
Of the Throat, Lungs, and Chest alsO all
diseases Of the Stomach, Liver, Heart Kidney
and Bowels; and all eruptiTe diseases Of the
ShiH.
DIR. TUCKER is . regular graduate Il
medieine-has attended the Colleges and
Hospitals Of Europe, viz: At Dublin, Eding
buFgh; London, and Paris.
Those AFFLICTED with any Chronic disoaS
are invited to call.
CONSULTATION FREE
iV
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SHEEP HUsBANDRY.

Conducted by Honorable HENRY 8. RAN
DALI, Ii. D. D., author Of "Ths Practical
Shepherd" etc., who is conceded to be far the
best authority on the subject in the country.
P. BARRY, Esq, author Of The Fruit
Garden" and formerly editor Of The HOrti-
cUlturist will also contribute to the Rural fer
1s64-snrichingit Horticultural Department
with the results Of his great experience
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The uCourt Journal says, "a new scheme
has been prOpounded and is assuming some
thing like q tangible shape, for dispensing
With telegraph wires altogether, By enabling
the electric fluid or force, to complete IT'S CIR
~. tLrouo6 the earth, and in its own way, or
tL-o,,-b the water. The instruments have
.irss5v beep tried, and fonnd 20 work well
Sor n,oderate distances. The pfau must be
Fsasi6Is. for certain Manchester men, whe are
not likely men to be befOoled, have advanced
10000 to secure the patents in America and
Europe.
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A man applied to DR.. Jackson, the eelsbra-
Ted chemist Of Boston, with box full Of spec
imOnG:
HCan you tell me what this is, sir1" .
GCertainly can, sir; that is iron pyrites."
'eWhat, sir 2" in a voice Of thunder.
'.Iron pyritss."
-aIron pyritss and WHAT'S that7"
aTbses what it is" said the chemist, put
ting lot on the shoYel oyof the hot Goals,
lhSre Il disappeared. "DFosS."
sand Wkat is iren- pyrites worth =
HFothing"
rFothingl Why there's woman Who
.wns hill Tall Of that in our town, and I've
married her"
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FOR SALE BY
}. 3. MURPHY, XsnIa.

J,8. MURPHY, Xenia.
JOHN =. PATTON, LenIA-
J, FLEMING 4 BRO, Xsnias
Boglo Uslick, CsdaETills; Silas bale, Bell
bFOek; Andsrson Hand, CIifton G. L. 3 s. y.
Massey. Osborn ". s. ScuddSr, Eairhsldi d. Q.
Adams ! Bros, jamestown; Jones' ; Byrd, Spring
Valley N. J. BnniS Byron; Jas. Benedict lei
low SPRING.; and BY druggists and Merchants gen
sally thTOught the United States and Canadas-
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WAR NEWS, MARKETS, ETC,

Receive special attention-ths Rural contain
ing Reports Of the principal Grain, PrOTis-
len, Cattle, Wool, and Fruit Markets in the
Country. Remember that the Rural emanstsa
from one Of the very best cultivated sections
Of America, and that its Editors, COntribu-
tors and Correspondents strive to promote
the Peeuniary Interests and Home Welfare Of
its tens Of thousands Of readers. Also that
Il Is net = mOnthly, Of only II issues year,
but . Large, Beautiful and Timely Weekly.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
Attachment Notice.

Reuben B. Henry, Plaintiff,
Against Civil Action.
Alexander Kennedy, DefdE
The said Alexander Kennedy is notified TINT
the plaintiff Reuben B. Henry, on the 24tb
day Of October, 1864, fled in the Office Of he
Clerk of Greene County Court of Common
Pleas, his petition, claiming judgement A.
gainst the Defendant for S826 90 with inter.
est on S13O 90 thereof, from June 2Otb 1861,
and on 1896 90 thereof from Sept. IIth 1854.
said claim being an account for board, wash
ing, clothing and lodging of defendants two
children by the plaintiff. And that in said
action the plaintiff sued out an order Of at
tachment against the property and effects Of
the defendant for said sum of 1926 90 and
interest, $50 90 probable costs, which on the
2sth day of October 1864 was levied upon the
following reat estate to-Wit: Lot number nine
mo. 9,) in Bennets addition to the town,
(now city, of Xenis, Greene County, Ohio 90
kown and designated on the recorded plat Of
said addition, subject to the life estate there
in of Reuben B. Henry.
The defendant will answer the petition on
the 7th day Of January, A. D. 1866.
REUBEN B. HENRY.
N. BARLOW, Atty.
No. 52-6t.
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sheriFs Sale.

&c. Alexander Greene Common Please,
Peter D.haTsn 1 others 1st order Issi Of sale.
n Y virtue of an order Of sale to me directed
from the Court of Common Please for Greene
comfy, and State Of Ohio, will offer at Public
Sale in front of the Court House, in Xsnia, Greene
county Ohio, on
Saturday, January 21st, A. D. 1865,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and (
o'clock, P NJ, of said day, the following Real El,
tate, to wit: Situate in the county Of Greene and
the State of Ohio, on which are the Glady Aills
and Distillery, being part Of military survey 70.
All in the name Of Churchill Jones, consisting Of
two paroles, bounded and described as follows
The first beginning at a stake and sycamore, near
Slady run corner to the land lately owned By Sam
uel knight, thence with the line Of said land, n.
81 $40 ". 1913 poles to a stake and small Willow;
thence Si9o ". I4:2 poles to a small Hickory;
thence 20 l % ". 22:7 poles to double Lynn;
thence $40 E 1874 poles to stake; thence S35' 5,
II:SpOles to Cherry tree; thence SIS l-2' W. 90
poles to an Oak; thence 82l l-2o ". l4:6 poles 10
Pigeon Oak; thence south 7s E. 26:s poles to
stake; thence S25o W. 1874 poles to a sugar tree;
thonce 81 W. 1913 poles to a stake; thence s30s
W. 1915 poles to a stake; thence 81 1-2e W l5:l
poles to black Walnut; thence S4le W. 1851 poles
TO q Hickory; thence $50 1-2o-R. 1913 poles to 8
Mulberry; thence S4I3' W. 9:5 poles to a honey
Locust; thence 847 l-2S W. 17:6 pOies to stake,
near log yard, THAT Was;l thence " 60e w, 3
poles to 4 stake; thence S5I l-2e W. l45 poles 70
stake; thence S59' E. 1876 poles to stake near
board fence; thense S2I l2' W. 5:8 poles toa stake
near corner of said fence; thence $50 1-2e E. 7Ts
poles to a stake in J. G. Gests line; thence with
said line n &c E. Sc poles corner to said Gestl
| and Benjamin Allen; thence with Aliens line n.
I S6f1 lis poles to four Sy camOres; thence with
I another of his lines n. l-4s ". ia poles ts q
stake and horn beam; thence with another OF hil
IL H., E-,s -
I ing q 93:I00 acres more or less.
| The second piece beginning at stake, SyeamoF,
| corner first named in the foregoing description
thence N. 80 1-2e E. los poles to a stake; theme,
| N. 1912 W. 7:S poles, crossing Glady Run at
poles, to a Willow; thence S44 I.29 W. 1871 POlei
| 70 stake and small Willow in Gests line; theme,
with said line SS7 IA" E. 1913 poles to the begin
ming, containing s6-I0O of an acre more or les
together with all the privileges and lppuriinanes
to the same belonging. The above property i
appraised, as 4 whole, at s. co., and il . V8luabh
property and situate near Spring Yalley.-TsFm
Of sale, cash on day OfIale.--Dated December Is
1854. HENRY BARNES, ShOriR, g. c.
dsei6.tS.
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sherifs Sale.

Thaysr, Aldrich &CO. I Greene Common
vs.. Pleas,
John c. Houch. stal Case No. 1880,
lst Order Of Sale.
ID virtue of an Order of Sale to me direct
I'D ed from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Greene County, State Of Ohio, will offer in
front Of the Court House in Xenia; in said
County Of Greene, Ohio, on Saturday, Janua-
ry Dist, A. D. 1865, between the hours Of 10
o'clock A. NJ and o'clock P. NJ Of said day,
the following described Real Estate; to-wit.
Being all Of In Lot, number Sl2, in the vii
lage of Yellow Springs, as the same is known
and designated, and recorded on the recorded
plat Of said village in the Recorders othce Of
said county. The above described lot 10 ap--
praised at $40. Terms Of sale, cash IN hand
on day of sale.
HENRY BARNES, Sheriff G. c.
December 10th, 1884.
Dosl6-tS,
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Call and Pay Up.

All peFs6&S indebted to John Fleming Co.,
will confer q favOr by settling uP on sight sons
seeOunts have been standing too long already, and
. word 70 Ne wise ibUuHieishL
J0HE FLBElTg
EVufA.ND. n, Ig0A-R
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Best Newspaper Of its Glass
ON THE CONTINENT.

With various minor Departments, and numsr-
Gus Illustrations, Tales, Sketches, Music, Poe
try, Enigmas, ETC., etc., rendering the whole
paper instructive and entertaining to the va
FiOus members Of the Family Circle.
In addition to the above variety, the Rural
for 1864 will comprise q New and Important
FOAturO-S Department exclusively devoted 10
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v@To efnoulate "God help The poor" i'
one Of the cheapest Of charities

N Good mEHnsrs are part Of goed NOR
sls, and it is as much your duty - yeur n
tSF rest 70 practice both
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gelset Aaetrg,



THE HEWsPAPER-
unsr q uAHEvsrArrE FArHTl, Asp WHAT DOES
Il coSrAHE
-
Organs that gestlehep play, ~ boy
e olsHgl the test Of q dayilpy boy
Whatever it Be,
Thsy hit on the key
And PiPs IN fan concert sway ny 0'y'
Hswr frsra an eauhtriss and elimess ny boy,
4dvs-il-sments.e essays and rhymes ny boy,
FIXED up with al sorts
or tying reports
And Published a. Eegular tmsi' ny boy
Aracles able ahd wilt ~ boy,
AZ ieast 30 the editors eyes. ny boy
And logie g grahd
That few understand
e What 80 ths world i applies ny bey.
Gtatislic1, reflections, reviews, ny boy,
Little scraps 10 instruct and smuse, ny boy,
Aud lengthy debate
Upon mattera Of state,
Fof Eiss-head folks 70 peruss, ny bsy.
Ihsfands astheg wen, and they Efe, nay boy,
The qgibblea and qastss af the bar ny boy
Ana sFst SEX
A olself ollgue
Of iout rising lssayfigal star ny boy.
The ags Of Jupiier's moons, ny boy,
The stealing Of sonsb0dy's spoons, my boy
Il The stats Of The crops,
The ltyle q the fops,
Aud The wiz - public bufOORsI ny boy
List of all physical ills, my boy,
BaniHhsd By somebody's pills, my boy,
Till you ask with surprise
Why any one dies,
Or what's the disorder that kills, ny boy.
5Who has got married o whom, my boy,
Wbo were cut Of IN their bloom, my boy,
Who has bed birth
On the SORROW stained earth,
Aad Who tottsrs fast 70 the tomb, ny boy.
Directions to dig and drain, my boy,
But tWoud take too long
To tell you IN song,
A quarter Of all they contain, my boy.
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3 8 8 8 8 uS

ONE person writes, her daughter was cured
Of FITS Of nine years Standing and st Vitus
dance Of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his sen was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away
The doctors pronounced the case inOuFn-
BE.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Aguo
Vter trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever SeFs
WhisL had existed fourteen years
AUOSHER of rheumatism of eight yeara
Gases innumerable Of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned IN which the
Purifier and Pills