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ASSEMBLY,
.SsdHding Committees.

~N"""""~"--"
On Federal RelAtions-Messra 7. J. Tenant
N. n. Mitchell, B. v. Poor, A. K Potter and d
A. Horton.
On JuIiciary-M-ss-s J. y. Brown. E Ssroth
or. s. E. Huss, W. T. Jones, A. Koneman. o. X
Slampley and W. C. Grimes
On Ways and Msans-Nessrs A. II. Lissak,
A Konemsn. J. NJ Dorsey, ThoL B. Prince H. H
Bence, ]. L. Swaney and J. p. Wheeler.
On Mines and Mining Afairs-Msssrs J. D.
Mayhugh. Robt. Cullen. G.. II. Walton. E. stroth
or and S. Z. Huse.
On state Neutrality-suspicious. Geo. II. Dana,
O. K Stampley, J. l.. Swaney, Z. Mallory and
Geo. Munekton.
On Internal Improvemen;s-MessrI George
Nunckton. p. J. Psrmatsr, VIM. NJ Cary, b. v.
Poor and A Koneman.
On Asriculture-J. r. Jacobs, W. NJ Carey, J.
=. Rooney, G. " Folsom and J. A. St Clair.
On Counties and County Boundaries Meisrs.
IN Groves W. c. Grimes, G.. W. Walton, I. j.
Tenant and A. " wingste.
On observation-disclosures II. n Mitchell, w. II.
Jones. g. y. Folsom, J. R. Jacobs and George Il.
Dana
On C.rpora,ions--Messrs. W. Caldwell. Robt.
Cullen. T. +. Julien, Thos. Parker and james l..
Swaney.
ON Election. .Messrs Thomas Parker, G. Y.
Folsom. A. N. Winssts, E. Srother and J. r
Rooney.
On Military and Indian AFairs- -Messrs. J. II.
Dorsey, W. T. Jones, }. K Jacobs, p J. Parma
ter and A. Koneman.
On Trade and mathematician. Thos b.
Prince, A. K. Potter. J. p. Wheeler, A. II. Win
gate and Z. Mallory.
On Public Morals--MesGs. G.. W. Walton, w.
NJ Casey and J. P. Wheeler.
On Public Prln,ing-Messrs. John welch, &.
l. Lammon and Geo. II. Dana
On Contingent Expenses and Accounts -
Me.srs J. A. 81. Clair. T. V. Julien, s. L. Huse,
Z Mallory and B V. Poor.
On State Library-Msssrs. J. L. Swaney, .. Il.
BROWN
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Legislative Omcers.
Sanding comRi,sees.

NuHdlrX COmWRFecS.
Judielary-weliy, Proctor. Sumner. Nelson.
Hutchiugs
Corporstions-Carpenter, Eastman, Hainss,
Stevenson, Monroe.
Mines and Mining-Stevenson, Linn, Doron,
Nelson, Terry.
Federal Relations-Masou. Monroe, Edwa wards.
State Afairs-Doron. Meder, Monroe.
Agriculture and Neutrality-suspicious., East.
man. Meder.
Educaiiou-Grey. Edwards, Terry.
Printing-Doron, Carpenter, Meder.
Counties and County Observation-Disclosures,
HutchinSs. Gray Terry. Eastman.
State Prison-Geller Sumner, Proctor.
Militia and Indian nAffsirs-Hutchinss. Nelson,
Carpenter
State Librsry-Nelson, Hainss, Hastings.
Internal Observation-Disclosures. Carpenter,
Mason.
Public Lands-Edwards, Dcron, Gray.
Claims-Monroe, Nelson Edwards.
Public Morals-Meder. Mason, welty.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

book AN D J OBJ
Printing Office,
MAIN sTRERT.....GoLD HILL.
PHILIP LYNoH.........Prsprietsr
PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB PRINTING
OF-EvERI VARIETY
Executed With accuracy and dispatch
IN STYLE THAT WILL COMPARE
with the very best, and
At RATES As CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
STOCK CERTIFICATES
Fer Mining and osher Csnpa.ie.
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
AND At PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Cards and Bill Heads,
CHECKS. DRAFTS. RECEIPTS.
or tn. most modern and elaborate designs. Our
large and varied stock Of
FANCY INKS. TINTs. ETo..
Arc f,ho apsst quality, and fer richness ofeslor
and durability, canno. b equsled In the Territory
Our Facilities for the Execution Of
Decorative Printing!
In ,hs most Beautiful Colors, Shades And
TlntL such -
STOCK CERTIFICATES
,oRNAMENTAIIsHOw CARDS,
FANCY POSTING BILLS.
Fron single Shoe. to the Largest Aanm'th')
aPRRPUmBRs, LABELS, se. a
Arc unsurpassed BY those Of any ether estaelian'
ment In the Territory. We devote speeh ss'en
tion 10 this branch Of the business, and are ea,,
tinuaIly adding 10 our already extensive AND ~el
appointed assortment Of material.
POSTERS AND PROGRAMMES
-ToR-
Theatres, C.ueerts, Rzhisitisss, O.
Eta, lEta. Etc,
PRINTED IN THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
MANNER. ALSO.
wAY.RILLs.
BILLS OF FARE,
-ana
RRCEIPT BOOKS.
Briefs and Pamphlets,
VISITING, WEDDING AND "AT
HoMKn CARDS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS,
In Ihort, everything thsr can bs Cdonsin . Book
and Job Printing Once, from the smhleh ano
most delicate Ca,d or Circular, TO the Largest
IiLe and most showy Posting BIll-tnd when
VIII be turned out IN styls that cannet fall 70
insure entire satlsfAstion. Hr
HRKMEMBER9THEFLACR,
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, venefeal or. Chronic.

with which he IL familiar; some, perhaps, will
not be out Of place. The most formidable, the
mott destructive 10 mankind Is Self Abuse. 9 Tho
brain being tho ssat the diseass, the whole sys.
tenn suffers In consequence. I VIII here enumer
ste some Of the symptoms. 80 thst those afiieted
may be able 10 form an opinion In ssgard 70 their
complaints, and seek advice In time ,thsrsby saw.
ing themselves world Of suffering, Nervous
Debility, Lors Of Memory, Pain IN the Limbs and
,Back, Palpitation Of the Heart, Trembling Of the
Limbs, Hsadaehe, and an ayerpion to General So.
ciety, especially that Of females. There are a
great many more, but these Sfe sufncient and
ishould Won b suffering from any of.thsm call on
DIR, T0ZER, and ke will cure. you In short
time, without any interruption In your business
-or state your case by letter, and there will be
M ncca sIoi, for vour ealllne at the SficS ..s
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Structures Of the ursthra.

Il another formidable enemy to health. D Beud for
one Of my circulars on that disease, and Inform
yourself Of the terrible results. The WORT cases
cured In q few days.
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Redington & Co.'s
ESSENCE or JAMAICA GINGER.

U,HIS VALUABLE PREPARATION CON.
i tanning In highly concentrated form all the
properties Of the Jamaica Ginger, has become
one Of the most popular domestic remedies for all
diseases Of tho stomach and digestive organs -,
Asa tonic Il will bo found invaluable to all
persons recovering from debility. whether pro-
dueed by fever or otherwise, for whilst II lmparts
to the system all the glow and vigor that can be
produced BY wine or brandy, II Is entirely free
from the reactionary effects that follow the use
Of spirits Of any kind
his also an excellent remedy for females who
suffer from frequent menstruation, giving almost
immediate relief TO the spasms that 80 frequently
accompany that period: ..-.-.-,--,,
II givcs Immediate relief 10 Nassau, caused by
riding In q railroad car, or oy sea-nckness' or
other causes, -.... o.. ..t... 49,,
II IL also valuable as an external application
for Gout, Rheumatism. Neuralgia etc.
REDINGT0N & CO.,
jyo6-6m Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
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Seminal Weakness.

Should you be AFFLICTED with any Of the follow.
ing symptoms such as Weakness Of the Back and
Limbs. Pain In the Head. Dimness Of Vision,
Nervousnsss and General Debility, Loss Of Mem.
ory, Confusion Of Ideas. and Depression Of SpIr.
lts, Evil Porsbodlng, 8elfdistrust, and an aver.
Lon 10 society, consult DIR. T0ZERst once, and
he will restore you to perfect health.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-23
To Females.

When you are anlIctsd with WssknsIs In the
Back and Limbs, Headache. LoIy Of AuScular
Power, 'Palpltation Of the Heart, IrTitabiIty.
Nervousness, Extreme Urinary Difficulties, De.
rangement Of the Menthly Sickness, StsrilIty.
and other diseases peculiar to Females, consult
DIR. ToZER, and you will receive particular at.
tsution. Let no false delIcaoy prevent you. but
apply at once, and save yourself from painful
suffering and premature death.
Ny rooms are 50 arranged that there IL no dan.
the Doctor. -- .-.a...E.
ny FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never
known TO fail In giving relief Ia thoIe casss for
which they arc recommended. To be obtained
only at my office.
: Price, FIVE D0LLARS-with full directions
on each Box. Sent by Mall or Express.
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Venereal Diseases,

In all their various forms. either Primary or sec
ondary. or Hereditary. completely eradlcated
from the system. Your constitution beiugrestor.
ed to perfect health, there will bs no danger Of
handing down TO your children that terrible dis.
case known as ScrofulR il. ....a..
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10 - ent sstRsdicsl csrf
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v~plsss.sy euiuuions
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WARRINGTON
VIRGINIA.
rAoULTYi

General Ronrnr y LHr, President
CARrra J. HARhis. Professor o Latin.
JAnn j. NHuE Professor Of Greek.
Ep. 8, Jorsn, A. ~ Professor OF Modeft
Langnaees and Bnglishf
Rav. J. l.. KiaKFATEick, y. D., Professor o
Moral Philosophy.
A.. l.. NEtsns, An Professor Of Mathematics
VIZ, AllEs, A. " Professor Of Applied
h~aihruiairt.s tM 8
R. \ McCrttoH- A. NJ, Professor Of Na,umI
Philosophy.
JoHs / c,uvusll, A N. Prossar Or Chem.
is,ry.
JoHs W. BsocEEsaaoreH, III. D, Professor
Of Law and Equity. fEN4 ffNH y
HAaaY EsrlL A " ASistan, Professor Of
Mathematics. fft
Q PovEtt GAlpr, A. ~, ASisian, Professor
Of LATIN.
Fa,sk PusrOS, A. b, Asis,aa, Professor Of
Grrsk.
Aprrpariory course hes hesn Instituted In
which students anprrparcd Coz The regular
classes may receive Instructions IN necessary
branches.
The session begins SECOND Thursday ilsthl
September, and ends lat Thursday In June.
TnRss-Tuitioa and all other oolleg. fsss
500. All other cspsnsss including board.
fuel, lights etc, need no, exceed sls0.
For further pariieularS or Coz catalogue. a.
drvss the Fssuly Of Washington College Lev.
ins'en. Virgins ssp7,-tf
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% usins this article Ladies and Gentlemen
can h~eantify themselves . thousand odd. IA L
the only article In The world that viii surl
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lighusllg psrfamed, and u the most eomplese
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an Pahlis. The Gri4ef Goes will he ssat "a
ar saifss ssalsd snd pet rsia hs a.
Addfes sl oriers 10
WI CLARK AGO. Oemla.
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tkvery patron obtains o watch BY lhi .
rangemsnt, costing but 80, phile h .Hs
worth tfso. No partiallty shown.
hes<x ]. Hickling 4 Co.'S Great Aszaz
Watch Co. New York CITY, wish q irzs*
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Certificates naming articles, are psrt )
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articles named on their certificates ups X
ment Of Ten Dollars whether IN ! NJ
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be secn that this d no lls<11tt t6fs1n>5t
forward legitimate tnnnctios, ukkl ~
participated IN even by tie nost kddoe
A zlsrle certificate will " saftwk
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So.is / hereby sssen hat sAeir.s ~
man = Hardy q deceived By uvinAz
and p<fsons indebted 70 n vill rleasH{
and seals With the money, q BY
approved ,secsrity, as We vih $50
business Of the frm Immediately.
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sHERIFE,s SALE
Franklin Type Foundry.

lss VINE STREET, Cincinnati, o.
Between Fourth and FiAh streets,
..,u =. ALLISON, SUIT
Manufacturers M md dealers In newA book
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etc inks and printing material Of every dcs-
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ancient Languages cards. labels, stampu, In
type metal or copper. Wood engraving, pat
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G.. J. BOUCHER,
Contractor and Builder,

II tffpafsd 3 iAts eHaifafH ~ taiN ~ ~
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me ifi Hfis nj msfhahism
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n. n. PEARSON,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration, With the will an.
nstsd. having esen granted 10 the undersigned
on The estate Of Ellnheth Short Al The nsesr,.
her isfuA lsse. of The Probate cuurt ~ Pal.
eeaa'y tn.rsfute al persons having claims
a<Alnst aid estate viii present them within ne
time prescribed By law, OF they will h. f-vrer
bafTtd. and All Hose Indebted n ssid tsssts
rill ave costs by pairing ~ InueiI.tsIy.
WILLIAM " SHORT.
rSlsA ~ ld~riats-sHs~.
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W. NALL takes pleasure In informing the
public that he has established a Carriage Shop
a' BaiesviIle Mississippi, where he il prepared
70 do all work pertaining 10 his line Of business
N ihe most approved and cheapest manner.
Vie has also secured The services Of two Trim
fnefA who thoroughly understand the business
and are able 70 give atisfac,ion for the work
they DO. Mr.. Mall solieih The patronage Of bis
friends and the pnblic generally. ocsl3.6m
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&c Criarsssox, q Dsse,s ssuasy, 4, 90
nspss'ly located With ne sad Ill oris.. =
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1ass,ns. rope apa plaaiAttv s~sppl>s slssp
on band % hhsrsf tsrss
sps.'sl attention given tetks ale q eosse,
.sa sthss prudassl siss ycsivisr .rs ~.
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T A~SBRApHy


will form q speclature Of III,
Hesperian. The iy Of St. Loui,
was commenced FIRST number,
and il will be folloby a series Of
historical articles ting to New
Orleans, Memphbuisyille, Gin.
cinnati, Chicago, ,ll the noted
cities in the Missisv Valley. Ac.
curate and intere biographical
sketches Of the nromineet and
en,crprising citizel appear from
time to time in itsbns.
MONTHLY FAsnREPoRrs will
be published. reports will
contain the lates, IN fashion, as
well as a dcscrip,ifrhs. Is worn
in the West.
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J. IIicklins 4 C..s
Great Sale of Wstchs


On the popular one price plan. rirsr .au
patron q handsome and reliable sa.ei Nd.
low price Of Ten DollxnI without rsris
value, and not 70, be paid f6t unlss, rzsa,
~satisfactofyf A'
900 solid gold hunting ws,eheS tsQsyin
500 magic cased geld waiehsS .peh IA
500 ladies watches, enamelsd. lob "
LOCO gold bunting ~chfonanslr .dAJ
watches.......,....-..-. W. ~
1000 gold hant's English knn ne VI
5000 gold hunting azisii sfAq
wa,ches.........,s....-.- Mh ~
5000 gold hunting American
watchesy.....,.........-. lMh "
5000 silver hunting Ieven..~. Hh IA
5000 oliver hunting duplszu.. Nv "
5000 gold ladies watehes..- w n
10000 gold huntisa lspines.... Hun
$1,000 miscellaneous silver watch
-mi Observation-Disclosures ntM
hunting silver rsiches4.-s izs1s
10000 assorted watches, al kinds los
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FORCED 70 grow upou The smoo,bcst face 10
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most catering success. Names Of ali par.
shassrs viii be registered, and II entire salts.
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natl s-sied and postpaid, a.. Descriptive eli.
culau aud testimonials mailed FIVE. Adire.a
BERGER, SHUTS 4 90, Chemist N0. as
River street, Troy, n. Y. Sole agents ior the
United StAiea maa1.iv
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esrRIBuroiNRR

and Of STANDARDIZATION hav,
already been england the pro.
prietor hopes, befhy weeks. Il
be sble 30 sunoun{ heghss zen,
listed the entire liHslent Of the
West. II
The Hesperiasbe published
weekly, in an eirIc form, fsise
Of the New York u from beau.
sifal, new type, odiOr paper.
TEnNs;-Threds per annum.
in advance. An ropy will be-
furnished to eaclpf ten sub
scribers. sH
! pOs,mas.ers arrested 10 act
as agents. t-
Address all eemitiops 10
JiALLEs,
Prcpriettsperian,"
No. $40 0liJt, 81. Loais.
Editors publish lahore sdysr.
tiscmeat Iineludil notice and
calling attention. edisorisnv.
viii bs sn.itled sslIsnes.
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AL persons indebted % "a. undersigned a.
n is.sa'er Of the estate Of Jss n, Dy..,.
aeeeassd viii save cost BY immedIst, %.s,,,s
ment Ahef the iH day Of April n.,, N
CLAIMS VIII Be placed In The hand. AZ al 49,
V, objection. d. r. BLAsKENsnIP
~ IIf + Admiaistrator, AZ.
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Prospectus ofhe weekly
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A Journal Denoted % literary Inters,s Of
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-07-26

The EDITOR AND THE FORTUNE
TELLER.-A Kentucky editor visited
fortune teller recently. He makes
the following report of the revelations
concerning the past and future =
Thou hast served three years in the
penitentiary for horse thou didst
not steal. Thou wilt be governor of
the State, and afterwards decline a
seat in the Senate of the United States.
A wealthy young lady, with blue hair,
auburn eyes, and very beautiful is
now about to graduate from the
House of Correction, whom thou wilt
marry as soon as thy present wife
diest, which will be at the fourth full
of the next moon. Thou wilt become
possessed of this lady's wealth and
elope with the wife of coal-boat en-
gineer. Thou wilt 60 to New Or.
leans and start a keno bank, which
will bring thee in great riches. After
an absence of nineteen years thou wilt
return to thy repining wife, lay thy
princely fortune at her feet, be for
given, and after raising a family o.
nineteen children, die happy, at the
age of ninety-nine."
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Hand in Hand.
BY CAROLINE A. MASON.

Down on the shining, golden beach,
Watching the pillows kiss the strand,
Chasing the waves that mock our reach,
Lottie and l go hand in hand.
Summer or winter what care I?
Down by the sea,
Happy are we;
For hand in hand go Lottie and l.
Lottie is twelve, and ANYMORE
Pshaw! I'll out with it like man
/ am twenty-an honest score,
If it come to that; but "win who cam
That's my motto, SO what care 1!
Down by the sea,
Happy are we;
For hand IN hand go Lottie and 1.
She will have plenty of lovers yet;
What with her sweet and heartsome way,
Her cheeks like pink and her eyes like jet,
Won't she dazzle them all some day 7
Won't you, Lottie But what care
Down by the sea,
Happy are we:
For hand in hand go Lottie and l,
have spell that they wot not of,
The careless lovers and when they come,
Prating, may be, of their tardy love,
have a word that will strike them dumb;
First come, first served"-So what care l
Down by the sea,
Happy are we;
For hand in hand go Lottie and l.
Yes, hand in hand, ard mean to hold
That little hand till it clings to mine
With clasp that only Death the Fold
And not even he--can qllte untwine!
No, not even he-so what careI
Down by the sea,
Happy are we;
For hand IN hand go Lottie and !.
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The Horse that didn't like Cider.

Children, did you ever know a
horse to drink liquor Of any kind ? |
must acknowledge that it would be
strange if one did, and yet l was hard
ly prepared for what was told me
this week.
One of my neighbors owns horse
that was taken very sick, so that but
little hope was entertained for his
recovery. All that could be thought of,
was done for him, but no benefit
seemed to follow, and the poor old
beast lay on his side, with head on
the ground, as though his end was
near. At this juncture, his owner
thought that perhaps cider would
revive him, and accordingly filled a
bottle, that he might the more readily
pour it down the horses throat.
Going to the old fellow, and rails
ing his mouth from the ground, he put
the bottle to his lips, which was no
soon done, than he jerked away
Again did his master try to force
some down his throat, but this time
he not only jerked away, but partial
ly raised himself, finally settling down
on his knees. Calling for help, his
master threw him over on his side
and again tried to get him to take
some cider, this time the old fellow
seemed indignant, and shaking his
head and throwing off those that held
him, he arose upon his feet to the
astonishment of all. He was lee
across the yard, and another efor
made to have him take the cider, hu
with the exception of a very little, tba
was forced down, by striking his
windpipe, the old pony didn't drink.
What do you think Of this ole
horse, that wouldn't touch cider P
Don't you think that he was more
sensible and manly, than some whc
are always ready to drink at ever,
solicitation Remember the old fel
low, and if you come to Hamden, II
take you to see the temperance horse
that wouldn't have any cider.-Stat
Temperance Journal.
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The JEWEL IN ToADs.-Shakespeare
and other poets locate this precious
Jewel in his head" but they cultivated
the flowers of poesy, and were poor
observers in the garden. Watching
these ugly animals among the squash
and cucumber vines, we shall discover
the jewel in the stomach, in the shape
of a healthy appetite for bugs and
worms. The quantity they will de-
YOUR is enormous. "Their big bellies
with fat black bug lined" proclaim
their virtues. Toads are among our
best friends, and they should have the
full freedom of the garden.