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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-22
Sale Of Forfeited NlOrtgag-
ed Lands.

tif,ce oil commissioners OF School and University
Lands, Madison, Wis, September 70 1868.
State of Wisconsin, ,sDane County
The following described lands in Manitowoc County
having been forfeited by of the non-payment
OF interest upon loans granted thereon Notice is
hereby given that the same will be offered at Public
Auction, and sold to me highest bidder at the Office
OF the Secretary OF State, at the Capitol in Madison,
on the 10th day of December a d. 1865, unless
redeemed according to law. Said sale to commence
at 9 clock, A. ID. and continue from day day un-
til all of such lands shall have been offered
The minimum price at which such lands wlibe
offered will he the amount named opposite each tract,
under the heading ("Total Amount due state y which
ncIudes the amount OF loan the interest to the first
day of January, A d. 1869; three per cent DANA IS
the taxes which have heen returned against such
lands, and the cost OF advertising the same.
Said lands will be sold subject to all ses which
may, at the time of sale, be due thereon Other con
ditons of sale will be announced by the Commission
ers at the opening of the sale
Taos. $. ALLEN Commissioners OF
CHAs. R. GILL, University Lands
Advertisement of Forfeited dortgaeed Lands in Man
itowoc County.-School Fund.
Adolph Wttmann, description VIZ of lots l, g. in
block $50 in the Village of Mantowoc; amount due
$4,000 amount of interest SIS 90; amount of PEN
atty, l2oo; amount of interest, penalty. taxes and
Advertising $780, total amount due state SAG sc;
years 1or which interest is due, 1858
Normal School Fnnd.
Joseph Rankin description nw nw,sa. ton So town
81, range %; amount dne 5000 amount of in
terest, 5000; amount of penalty Sl5Oo: amount
of interest penalty taxes and advertising. s56.64
total amount due state $500 Ga years; for WHICH -
terest is due, 1865 2i-sv
fIRCTIT 90 JRT--nauit0yvoc Z County
~ L. G. Stove, Plaintiff. against Joha Sancr 6eieI-
dant summons-For Relief. Com. (not servsd)
Tue State Of Wisconsin to JOHN Sd UER DefendGst
5ir-You are hereby summoned and required to az
swer the complaint i'll this action, which Will be e. 4
the office OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court CCnuty
of Manitowoc State aforesaid, ut the Village OF Man
itowoc in said county. and to 4 copy of your
answer to the said complaint the subscr Der ut nv
office in said Village, within twenty days after tho
service of this summons you exclusive of the day
OF such service; and if you fail to the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
DON A. SHOVE, pItas Atty.
Date;i, September 26 1868.
The complaint in this action has this day been aled
in the cce of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Man
itowoc County, Wisconsin.
Dated October lst 1855 A-et
DoN A. SHOVE, Atty for tiff.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-22
.H.1SO.G.EC.

II OCULAR NJ ~rttng Of NanitOwOc Ledge
X, is held at Masonic Hall. York Street. on the
1st and id Wednesday of Each Month
E. X. RAND, w NJ.
WN H. HORN. Sec.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-22
RETsTL AUuBEg, Y..sYD,

FlNHE UNderSi EMc-l are OTepored to fitt
to ori-r. bills Of lumber Or !ath on the shortest
a ,si1e. 4 man will he at all times in the yard,
Ss&iy wait customers and receive their
Dr.. The best stock kept costanty on hand at the
mill. corner of Quay and 9th streets
t,-A GUYLES & BROWN.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-22
n. ID, ,yD,TES

MANUFACTURES and Dealers III
vi Lumber I.ath anI Shingles Bills cut to orde
on short notice. Manitowoc, Wis.
A. D. JONES.
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JOSEPH Sf.HES.

hEALEV Ia St9yHs: gin. Sin >rt Iron
and C,pperwar- manufact ,rer. All kinds of
sra7Airiny done Eighth Street, opposite Trihun" Of
tdre lily
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L. o. o. f.

0tAtck crmin- Lodge Nd. 55. Z. q. q. F.
~ Meets every Friday Evening at the Odd Follows
M.ll, Corner of Commercial & Eighth Streets.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-22
CHICAGO 4 NOlTHW ESTERN
RAIL ROAD.

SUMNER -ARR4 NGENENT.
Htszes from M.nitowoc connect duly with trains
on the Chicago and Northwestern Railway leaving
NEENAH AND MENASHA
"a foIIov,: 6oiny S.ats at 10 A. NJ and ..55 P. NJ
reaching Chicago IT'S P. NJ and 5.45 A. NJ making
close connections with all
Eastern AND SOUTHERN RAIL ROADS
and with
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA LINE
of the C. n. W. Railway for Dixon, Fulton, Cedar
Rapids. Boone. Missouri Valley junction, SIOUA
cry, COUNCIL BLUFFS, and OMAHA, thence via
Uaion Pacific Raj. Road fmain Liae) TO Cheyenne,
D-nver, Sweet Water Mines Salt Lake and All parts
of Ccaraio. Utah, Nevada Idaho, Montana California
snd Oregon
Trains going North leave Menasha and Neenah At
k&< A. N. ani SIS ?. NJ
S1e.nix1 Cbaches aII night trains.
Through Tickets to all points East or South esa be
purchased of A. n Boardman, licked Agent.
n4-43 GEO. L. DUNLAP, Gen. Supt.
n. F. pArRfcK. Generri Passenger Agent
J. P. HoRroy, N. W. Pass Agt. Chicago
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-22
RY.ROr .u.fRHH.s.u.

,SSi3TiNF ASSESSOR. Will he In
~ hfs o.sire First National Bank with (. H.
Walker E,q.j the first days of each mouth dur
sn9 bu sinese hours 13-i
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-22
DESTISTRE.

hR. 4. j. PiTCHES- Dentist. 81 ce
IL in Sh,rnans new building, on Sth Street
Nanitowoc Wis.
IN Teeth e. extracted without pain.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-22

At reasonable prices, one span Of Erood Mares IN
foal, ono sucking colt, yeariiugs, two year osc
Cootswold and Southdown Ducks.
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=. n. W"OOD,
h. TR Ell,

OHNEY and Counselor at Law.
~ Real Estate Agent Office corner OF f,!gn,
ani Franklin streets Mantowoc, Wisconsin. all
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-22

TTORNEY aud Counselor Mt law
~ Ofice Eighth street, M,nitowoc, Wisconsin
C,1..t;or, nr,mutIv attended TO 1882
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-22
lON II. SHGF'E,
4fE.J.Rr SEFsREE.

TUSCICE: of the Peace. esefice. Auels.
- ers building corner of Eighth and York streets.
Manitowoc, Wisconsin,
make collections pay taxes search the rec ids
draw deeds mortgages and contracts, &C, &c All
.eu,ia a .sS will receive pro,npt attention. NJ, Is.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-22
CREAM CITY HOUSE

~au~Ev s,erry and South Water SITS
~ Milwaukee, Wis. ,r,,.
This Ueusc located at the South end "f walker
fr.xea-s arriving by waiting for the Lake steamers
.,,t - e.. fly
~ .'sa AA1 ' AxTELI & RICNETsoN Proprietors.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-22

TrOONEY nn1 Counselor at Law
~ ON~-. corner of sth andQuay streets. nnn''"-
WOO, wisconsin l--'f
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-22

TrDRNEY at Law. MniitfoWOc-
~ wisconsin. OGice Eighth street. over the
W., S,.i,n,j rank jy1g65.]
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r.lTEO-T.4L HOTEL.

VVNNONAN WINDIATE, FFO?FieioF.
This first class house is in excellent CONDITION
and ths proprietor is confident that ne can give per
feet s.tisfactio. to the travelling pilbilc-
hue will always be really to take travellers 10 anu
from the b.at- good Livery Stable is Kept IN con-
nssticn with he House. A--Di
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II. II. .4.Y.DERSDH,

4 TTORNEY and Counselor at Law,
IA Mantowoc. Wisconsin. l32of1
Agent for the Ph,enx Life Insurance Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-29

JTAvANA-DR BELoTs NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
IL situated in one OF the heathest LOCALITIES, La kens
street. No. M Inc de Carlos Ill Che nshtcnable
drive OF the city containing wei ventilated and spacious
apartments, every comfort who wait Havana
during recruit their hea th. Dr. BEOT,
who resides in the establishments gives his attention.
patients, eminent physicians The
fully provided with every paratus required
medical treatment and contains baths every descrp
nj spoken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-29
HOTELS.

u 755 Broadway corner OF Eighth street.--Roons In
SUITS for families and single gentlemen, moderate
OWENS & EERBERr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-29

AT 2l6 EAST FoRTY-SIxTH STREET--A FIVE STORY
IN brown House. fully furnshed 20 lett six
tonabe boarders In house; rent 49, per month"; terms
easy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

TRE M.TreS's PxsTL -L;eutcnant
Shoch, OF the Duteh East Iadia a-uav,
was OF march with small detachment
ot troops and coolies. on the sos,a2ra
coast Of B2rneo II hal cnc1upei, on
one occasion. 6Brlag tila noo1-day host
ou the banks Of one Of the small tr;a.ta- :
RES of tn" Ban nassia. The Aeal2H-
al. had Wit. ! IN bis douia,tic establish
ment, v'iich inclal>d hi7 daurhter--a
playful sni interesting little SRI Of tbs
age Of thirteen
One day, while wanderirg in the Jun
gle. beyond the prescribed limits of the
camp, aud na7.. froII the oppressive
,ie,iS, .o9seueli i.-p ga -l7onls AM sago,,a
them of almost L puiity, the beaut! o.
her person excited the notice ofan oranc-
oatane. who sprang upon her and carried
her of. Her piercing screams rang
through the foras, to the ears Of her doE-
ing protectors, and reused eY=ry man in
camp The swift, bar4-fooced coolies
were foremost in parsgis aEl now tue
ccy ring, 10 the agoq.z 81 father ears
that his d4lgl.ec Is aev5ured ny . o,aa-
stang -a-.b-.. t.lat IN or5a 80 .,,es1 "a
carried he or III 1urhes, haiff.a :, d,
With the whole company. t. tina talt15t
wi nc. tae screams 2r5-aeIe..-aul tl4re
am2a@ he to"mas. ,.l.hs Q. II -l5--I '.,s
bay".t, the fatl3r E '.o'l h;s l.ls g.,
n.Jk 4, B! e Ing, All struggling IN t1-
sras2 Of 4 powerful ortls-9Ian5, wa.s1
Ae.I ler ;isa.Fy, y easily 9s,a oa3 agl',
,et,l ! S.rtr- Iil-.tttv frl,n Lab 10
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

HrScs Fos LSptEz-T.et yo1- hasban3
retarn home from his labor, 3; night, sni
hna the dro cut, his tea ami toast coll
and YOU u tie par!o1 reailng a novel. =
Il he tells yo1 ls tu&rs his expenses are
soiE! before his income. AMI proposes 70
move in smaller house, set iowa au1
oCT about i, Tel, him you sleays lived
"a large house before you wese married,
aud yoa taiak 1t is very cruel IN him 10
disgrace yoo now. ia the eyes Of the
worli. by putting you il > sbapty
Il you ask hun for no1ey, and ho says
h has note to pay on the morrew. bR
promises you sbali nave il as saaa as he
=. ,ef hss,s -ars z.o=s. ..sesi - ],
for msney in yaaC life, qt;. hc fet.' aoe !
co pay /; and il he is wiling 10 disgrace
himself By letting his wife wear her fali
bonnet in December, YOU are sure you DO
ne. care-yeu VIII never ssk him for
cent again IS lonc as you live. Ii At tue
end Of 81 f,w months he fails 10 business,
d1a't, like l sensible woman. make the
best G his misfoctunes, or help him 70 bear
Us yrJ1b.-s h yla- syu .,ay, Ju. ,ry rs
y9Ir hoa.t y al betk I'll HIN bY
ml-maua cement IN business tphaS L-Jr ght
> dreadful disgrace upon you aal your
i..IAy aad IL c4a1)t ro4,a.ll2iy ex-
Qa,t ~ g. yal. or yolr Parea:'s sy.n2a-
H.at oceez;ona"v, be:or2 im, q how
much 1 shar pos.t.an voa h; IL so,ie.y
U4,,s9 tlla s.4ea yo4r marriage
- l.tn Ea y no ( rptny n * dresses
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

M>cr- Box A hausok2cpor's affairs
had t1r Lon time been bacomin- very
mueh entang'ed, aud the poor woman
knew not what TO 90 To get ont OF her dill
Gcu! les. After while she bctaouoat
her-eIf Of 4 w.sc cd a.rnit. who lived
!, the neigllborhood and TO him she re-
paired for aiyic. Sac related - hin al
aer troubles, saying
..Iuiugs 20 on badly enough, netting
nr,<Dars in do or out pay, sir, can
not YOU devise some remedy fo- ny mis-
for.an"5 :"
The hermit--a slrewd, rosy old man
-becgel her to wait, AMI retiring TO an
inner chamber Of his cell, after short
t;-ns hro1gA. out curious boxing box
carefully tied up.
TAX this, p" said he, 'snd keep it for
one var but you must, three tunes 3
lay anI three night, carry 1t into Tie
kitchen, the cellar and the stable, and
-,tit down in each corner. | answer
for it, that shortly yon vii. ha4 taings
improve. Bat be sure at tle eni Of the
year to bring back the box Now fire
well
Tue GOOD woman received the box with
,ns7v thanks au1 bore i carefully h3ma.
The ncxt daY as she vas carrying It IL
to the ce.l1r, s4o met servant "ao hl1
been secretly drawing pitcher OF peer
Is She w-:.. little Later into the kttch-
~ q. f,c1i . rri4 ticking 4 supper o.
oae,st. "a tie s,aoIc vac discovered,
,,,, io.tIo n; ) ~. best COW s,audiDS,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

At the first sound Of her voice the man
sprung n hi, feet. and his hand twitched
ner7onslT, rs if in search Of a weapon.
If such had been bis intention, he had
10 time to proouce<oac. FIR the pistol Of
Mr.. l. was at sis head, and he was stern
ly advised t. A mpt no resi- stance
THE naturckcf this intrusion, sir = he
asked, addressing me.
You are ny prisoner "
s"W hat is my offence =
"Nurlcr -
"Ah - in long drawn utterance.
while his eyes slowly left my face and
turaed in the direction Of the girl. who,
standing il the centre of ths room. was
surveying him with look Of hate 80. fierce
and Intense that my heart sickened as
caught ;hc exprcssirn-
s'Ah :" he fep,atsi and this IS your
work then p
III Is; betrayed d"pouncei.' -
u, i..vEs-1," !" be ~aid, and on the mo
mort h. Tlo. -r~u r>e.l a~ .a1rhl-
''In hat o-er.to}s, SAID t"e SRI yau
a, GuI the Ma.nl pm aat rl.7a RI
sNr.U.. ia ~ aa-se--,,a the ma. hs
y t,kji I. and Ia tat .ow,r draw.r tn
"a. r. vl:.a III, 4. W. ,acflh. d.
JfCv !.s tie nile ~ 70 an e-tat. IN
xix T. N t. .i,1a
r ...aI Z. Y Tia oaaor j IT,
senG; slant It. ,A-v a-rt-e sra
ar. .att..s bore a'so So l.ch viii explain
moro :. taa n Il, au c,1>c Of J4:
,o..i... Ia. po--e..,.s. II t4>e p-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

a SIX >Stioal young collsgian confronted
m Oil QIatser with til staten II. that hs
Ii not bel.7e in the Bible. Said the
q laker:
Does thee believe in France 7"
"Y3s, FIR th5usl l have not seen it.
ye seaA others who have ; besides there
i plenty Of corrob)rative proof that such
4 country d ,es exist =
Then thee will not believe anything
t.ee ucr ,.hors has. uot scen =
"Ne, t. Dc sure won't"
"Dd thee ever gee thy q IN brains =
No
Ever sec auybody chat did Y
No"
"D.st thee believe thee has any"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

"For every bad there might be worse;
and when a man breaks his leg, let him
Be thankful that it was not his neck. -
When Fenelon's library was on FIRE.
God be praisei y he exclaimed, that
it is not the dwelling of some poor man.
This ia the true spr,t of submission-
cue Of the most beautiful traits that can
possess the human heart. Resolve 10 SEQ
this world on its sunny side, and you
have almost hJlf won the battle st tho
outset.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03


DrytSrrgoS Of BistE Terms "A days
journey vas thirty-thvea aa3 one ata
mile.
A Sabbath d.y's joaracy vas about &c
Ea2l st mile
E-ek.sl's soet was ! feet. nearly
\ c1blt is-22 inches. ne .r,y.
A hands Breath j equal - three sal
fye eighth inches.
A dager's brea3tL IS equal to oae
laeh
a slefel ot siIrer vas about 50 seats.
A saeAel Of go!l S.
a taicnt ofsilger VS. 1886 81.
A talent Of gold VAS Sl3. S0s
a press OF sE.ses. oe y n.'"--.
c@ats.
A farthing WAS three cent?.
\ garah Va; one cent,
A mite WAS one cant
a homer coutaius - gllloas sai
piuts.
\ ucplS OF bath contains gals. 5
Piuts.
\ bin was on, gallon and two rints,
hrkin was seven pints.
An omer was SIX pints.
y cab Was three pints.
A d3g VAS one half pint.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

! v.c.;4 IF se--si1kaass described .as
s5.s-t.ol ,a1s: r4e drs, holr ! wss
.:s--;I 7 should de, and the seoohd boa,
I w.s .-o-e 1t-aid | shouldn't.
II 1Isa are ooasaat 70 be laughed
E: ior taeir vi, bat Tot fof their .ci-
ly.
Woo n Veglort IS quoted as o-sy
oc-ts .-s. ro.ud.
4 rsrty IA V.r5'a:a aun:s-s racs2s.y
XIV .ru-;y-o-e cees L I've Gays.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03
wroxa Sor-oxs Cos~EU-,sEp.-A Ec5r-

:. Vrox4 Nor-oSs CosaEo-Ep. cor
respondent Of the Is3naoa Athes8asss
/ writes.
f.In most Of those wrong notions mrn-
toned in your journal of the 1st of An-
gusl you will fad some substratum Of
fact. There Is no smoke without FIRE
! and there is generally 9 foundation for
some Of them-.at least we know or can
can guess al foundation. That OF tnir-
teen persons 81 a table one Wit die wirh-
in the year, Is distinctly traceAbie to Oar
Lords last supper. where there were thir-
teen, and He died TT, ~ Of sait
is derived from the easalnoll asanless cause7 eat
ing salt with = mar or s.,o5a 5oa of
his sale, binds YOU TO him n Se-.sAy re
member in the Indian muts1et<:s,h ha7-
ing eaten Of jain Companv's salt kept
many men faithful and it was constant
ly thrown in the teeth of those Who broke
faith with US. that they had eaten oar
salt therefore spilIing or wasting this
symbol of friendship 'uId be considered
nu'H ky-though why the un,ue& snouIt
be puroei bv throwing a pinch Of II over
the left shoulder I ID not see, unlas' De
cause tn Ieft IS also the u..lQcky a &c -
Stammering Al beginning Z speech n ans
.htt.t b IN IL, you a"e likely g 9
On IL, ana cad badly B. king II :
for is gaf..a5I. t. tie ley5 wAea mirrors
were losl r+r @t lest Ga'7 '@-s' ~
'eo0at-I mia tli lrE.1.:.A r. ~
.j..aa was properly s., up IN tra'9 VII
%, ais mirror b-.1Aino va gas
issa.@o thought ua,a -.
Naguics being unia'< * IS . s1P1fS,,-
ion most Iik.iy 4 o.I as he ark OF O.,
der; it IS hoVl Calue 'ni leu'o@ic; ana
| believe the 9di nU4Ao. rs 're t4?Sa nos
ur'ucky. CERTAIN ant'A1!' Gro 's'..5 oU'
qata IS tue sane, "Ht aaS P'r1'le' S"-
nersutlen IA iAd!a oo1 '11
IS probably lost Ii ''5 .4t'.I' - ~"'.i"'
u4t A!itui4ls s,+23-a o1 A.'-5n =,
t.il . oi ,4a m1nln, Is most ~" j
G J1 tae tao. u iaeir pi.t+ ke A " &c
teT ,.-.ou- 5!t- ,d'i -. 11F' 20
,es5 III " to p 2 P|Ifen*1 " ! W. -
"aAluG moJp Tan ~ SUo ~
Z nso.. v 'S1lig Names y W =
'~:.cf ~: ara'. i 2 y ~ 'har, cas- *
80 ieti'.i 80 - ;
referred 70 Plate waSh.'g h's hlnHS -.
E'.iDS j. III t hs ref rr'd e tA' oI15[ :
7, r.. aus m l','|tf u ] -
sirs an evil Iced oil ~ hands IN
vt:er, w"jch void eo9f5n \ lte 14e
ter ur any tllt tn he'd L.
TT. rave mt tie common r1oI) ls
rr L o1g Vie and w,ry bird, am.
ls.r e:,r..a.sy common among tn
~1r-L RI natio1e, VS. adopted as tlelr
emblem. muoh a. al eagi2 VS. BY ,he
Romans md others, and fsoln It's feeding
o. carrscs W u'd be considered IS uutucky
by 4.i wlo wsr. nkIy 10 be exp d to
aIt.l. or att ok by the Mortimer, to say
80. .5;-,r If an, traditions thac mig t re-
mann from ta5 auci. nj ,ruspieos, aud rem
nan;s OF Blal worsni p and A,htorc:A war-
shin tn,t still hneer among US. How
,,tnv ia lis I'll. YOU to bow - the new
..,n that it : uAluoxy to see the new
mo u through ass; to turn pilco Of
money. ia your Dock t for LUX the first
,;,,o I'm see the ro1 moon. which was
= Ieasr - ancient as the time of Job.
w,o nrnbatjc declares that lie has
nsver kis.eI ais hand to the mo "a, also,
thi4k, Dayb; but have not Coz
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

JnzE- l4roRrA~G. Tunes s--Tl.-1
aia,. 10 ,5ge-Couraso, gcat.an-ss an

TuzE- IxroSrAx9 TdlS7s--Tls-,
raiae. % .5ga-Coura5c, geatianess an
M cisD.
Three ,Li~rs 70 a,mre-I-eslee.al.
pov,r, l'znty aai = ce5asae's
'TAr5 aws, . Gete--~r4e-t!t7 are
~ and 7gra..tlde
Tire. ,a.ng- > delight ia-6eAl.y,
t.au5u : an4 ire iyn.
T4r93 ta1.s 10 w>h toc-1-a..1.
...eu IS All q Cheerful spi.;;.
I-vo- .Hags - ~ -or--- III. P-2c-
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A farmer wrote as follows to distin-

guisaed scientific agricu't tarlst, to whom
-e tel. aud4y obligations f9r introducing
q variety Of swine "Respected Sir-l
wen, yesterday to the cattle show |
found several pigs Of y5ar species. There
was a great variety Of hoss, AMI l was
gStguisLel at not seeing you there.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

L Ee723l q contonp.ative Digger 1u-
3.an >: watca.4g party Of base bali play
crs, ~h5 s1et4.i 70 him bo working very
ha~'. Tuning 70 one ofthem, he asked:
LIZ -.--a DO you get day Z"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

4 Young lady vas strucs dumb. quite
recently, at Council Bluffs, by the tring
e , can. IN. Al ass citation OF married
gcuttca-4 Is being organized for the pur-
4a-o o. 4av.1y sal1,cs frod near the resi-
3e1ce s of t5c members regularly once .
wa.1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

Young man. what's the price of this
silk Z asked partially deaf Old Lady.
Sven dollars was the reply.
Seventeen dollars? exclaimed she; III
give you thirteen
Seven dollars, ma'am is the price of
the silk replied the honest shepman.
Oa, seven dollars ! replied the lAdy.
Sharply Ill give you five.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03
JAMES DOWNS.

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S:orcvl. j. l.yoa's o1.y cA!ll s. said
q give promise of great beauty ard in
te'l;g nee II god wisIes rise from
many SJa.lc-a heart for her happi-
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