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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11
DENsACOLA eBsERvER-
PUBLISHED rRIwEEKLY BY WIZ. KIRK 90.

subscripsson-rvelve months, IS; sx months, ~ -
ysrce This long established ivuna becomes very desrans
ber railroad Communications with the Northwes< AND
escomins poin. Of nseTs a, ass mstssi IN.
ssrssss Of the state Of FLORIDA and IN iss 9es es
snd Timbsr trade growing upn irs vicinity, also 70 otn
esmmercis itens which 70 the careful reader VII m@ess
he developusnt Of the great nntur3 edvanta9o
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

Y District OF L0uisianaIn the matter o DuhcAn o HUG
bard bankrupln Bankruptcy-Eo 62S-Whereas Duncan o.
Hubbard OF Paaueuine parish of Ibervle. and district
aforesaid duly declared Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress
Of Mach O. 1867 this day fled in said Court petition
prayip for discharge certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims provsble under said act;
Notice is therefor. given TO all creditors who
have proved their debts, and to sn other persons
in the oath dy OF December 1863 at ii O'Clock
NJ Ia assigned for the hearing Of the and that they
may then and there attend show they have
WHY The prayer petition should not be granted
And further notice gwen that the bankrupt will be
smned before Register Pkn, 2lst December, 1865 at 10
A. NJ at his Office, CusiomhOuse building
Clerks Office. New Orleans. Dec l. 1858
de2inIs CHsS CLAIBORNE, Clerk
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tn EXPORT MrRoHANrs.-we are requested by
Mr. q. g. Wolf 10 inform the export merchants
that The house in New York always keeps on
hand. 10 bond, large quantity Of Scheidam aro-
matte schnspps, put up with Spanish and Easiish
,.bels. for The west Indian end Mexican markets.
For prices address the house h New York, OF Mr..
wofs. n Toby Co.'S 1s7 Grsvisr street.
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I'm BAHKRUPTCY-ESrAT F-JoHN B0S.
j duTsnt-Unied states Marsbsl's Once District OF
Iouisspa New Orleans November q. l86o-Ths 10 TO give
notice that on the zOth day Of November, D. 1863
warrant IN Bankruptcy issued against the estate Of
fe sss and Of Louisiana who was saudged bank
rupt peor that he pasmen, OF any debts sna
for Fis use transfer Of any property BY him are for
hidden bv meeting OF the creditors OF the said
banlrrpt 70 prove and 10 c.
Of his estate will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy
~ - holden AZ the Custom House building In the city Of
New Oreans Louisiana before Kellogg, Register on
the 2lst day Of Lecenber, A D. 1858, at o'clock AZ
%. Sfo D. & Marshal District Of Louisiana
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
TN BAxKRUrrcY-ssrArE OF MRS sARl

In BANKRUPTCY-EsrATE OF MRS. SARAH
Ss, :, . s s me- Ri. !. .ss; ~ no.
thar on the asa day Of November. D 1868 warrant
p BaPlTp.ey Was issued as.I NJ. the Estate ., ms
OF Leusn who was sdjudssd eankups on her oar
prep-rty Seossisg saeh bsnkrPs 70 her
and the TRANSFER s any property x her s5s snbs
shi Ss hello Codn ssnlrDsey. 70 be holden = IN.
LooIsisna before Kellogg Register the sd da, 8
Deesg Der - D., 1865 at . o'clock A = HEBRON.
asss s.ss 10 US Marshal. District q IsSisi.r.
I1nirED STATES DISTRICT CoUxr-
y District Of Lcussns In the nstser Of v y: B.ewse
Iis ba1kupt In Bankruptcy; No nS az district so
said d9y declared bankrupt under the s Ass Of Con
Court petition praying for . discharge and certificate
thereof from al his debts and other claims pre'Aes under
therefore given TO s creditors proved their
January is o. At IL H. assigned the hearing Of b.
and that they msy then and there atena ana sncw
cause any they have why the prayer Of the said Position
hsI n"cs i gvsn that re h SSs aaap %
A NJ al his once, Al Exchange alley.
Gen. S''' Ne" Orleans; CAS- R;s La Clerk
UNpT.EIis1. srH $500 Sc mater zsa
Jhsmss bantrupt Bankruptcy, No So! Whereas Allen
sao aSy declared Ban krupt andsr the Act Congress
March % 1857 has this day hed "a said Court petition
debts and other claims provable under said Act;
Notice given all creditors who have proved
er debts al oher persons In interest that the
day January 1862 II Is assigned for the hearing Of
then and there attend and ho
cause any they why the Of the said petition
should not be granted L. =. ..L,,,.-
And further is given that the bankrupt will be ex
smined bsors Register pesne on Oh january 1865 a. "
Clerks Office New Orleans, December T. 1903
deS 2l 20 CHAs CLAIBORNE, Clerk.
LIMITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Dh trict Of Louisiana the matter OF j. b Robertson
Individually and men Der Of the ate hrn OF y Robert
son Co., bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No bs3 whereas Jb
Robertson OF New Orleans and district aforesaid duy de
AIRED Act OF Congress OF March "a
has Ills day aied In said Court petition praying for dis
charge ard certificate thereof from all his debts and ohe
claims provabls under said act:
therefore given all creditors who have proVee
their debts all other In interest," that the 9t
1869 at IL assigned for the hearing
thai they then and there attend and shoe
they have why the prayer OF the said pettsl
| should not be granted n.
And further notice given that the bankrupt viii be
smined before r. ger Deane 9Th January, 1862 at
A. n. at his Office CustomhOuse Building.
Clerks Office New Orleans, December 4 is6S x,,
| def q % cHAS tLAsOkNE, Clerk'
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M RA. q. IA. CALD WELL,
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
4 Thorough English Education. modors
Languages and Music.
Vocal and Instrumental
DRAWING,
LANDSCAPE AND PoRrRAITURs
0trangerS Hotel,
no. l29 Chartrss Street. New oriesRs
Rev. Dr.. Lsacock, New Orleans, La; Prof n. p1on
Charleston, g. O.; Hon Trasimond Landry, Loaissna;
hon Judge Simon, New Orleans; Prof. It. L. Caldwell
Transylvania University.
GEsEHAL KIHHr sMIr"''
MILITARY CADEMY.
At Newcastle,
HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.

On September 18Th 1883 KIRBY SMITH, with corps Of
Assistants qualifications Of the highest order WI"
open, ct Newcastle. kenueSy,
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Newcastle located In the healthy blue region Of
Henry county -four miles from the Louisville
Frankfort and Lexington and the Louisville and Cncnnat
Railroads. connected with each by good Pike
and about two hours travel BY rail from Louisville
The Academy buildings owned BY himself are OF modern
construction admirably sdspted for school ana STU
,he suburbs Of the town The standard OF edacson
will at thoroughness In every branch 70 oe
by impartial and searching examinations The discipline VII
be strictly military, requiring puncusty and n
the perfonsrc OF evy duty The domestic depertneni
health comfort and Of the scholars Inc scne
the commencing September 18TH The charges to
everything excepting uniform and medical attend
snee will be thee seventy i've dollars IN u s.
session of forty weeks payable IN two
equal the beginning Of each ter OF the
session No deduction from these charges viii se made to
the In pr0tscted sickness or
honorable discharge and then tuition Zee OF $5O per
current term wl be required =
Uniform furnished on the most reasonable terms Books
and stationery Louisville pceA As the number OF pu2e
wishing places in the Institution
should apply In thus making his permanent resi-
dence Kentucky devotng hse to the education OF
lbs youth the Principal hopes have the operation OF m
friends in this Commonwealth. : - ....,,
For further information address x KIRBY SMITH
Students will the n Emnence on the Lousvie
Railroad whence emnbusss VII convey them
to Newcastle. - y
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I'm BANKRUPTCy-EsTA OF DAVID GAY,
United states Marshss once District Of Louissns sev
0vssns Oct 6S-This to give notice that the zstn
day Of Sept D. 1858 warrant in vas issued
, In he parish Of Point Coupee and State Of Louis
lana who was Adjudged bankrupt on bis own petition;
~ A. Of any debts and delivery Of any property
10 such bsnkrup to him for his use and ne
transfer Of any property BY him forbidden ~ law tna
ther debts ssd to choose asssg 80 o. ms
estate held at Court Of Bahkrupcy o no'oSn ~
sps before O. KELLOGG. Register. on the ziss d.y Of
December A. D. ls6s, al O'Clock A upppor
% dsia q. g. Marshal District Of Louisiana
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I'm KRUPTCY-EsTATE OF PATRICK
i GALLAHER-United States harsnsis Opce, IDS IDS
trict OF Louisiana New Orleans December 4, le6aThe
is to give notice the Attn day of December 1868
Warsut in BANKRUPTCY was issued against the estate
Of PatT Gaaher OF the city OF Jefferson IN the par
ish az Jefferson and State Of Louisiana, wao has been
sdiudged bankrupt his petition that the payment OF
ay debts and deyery any property belonging 10 sucn
bankrupt 20 tim for bis and the transfer OF any
merry nv him are forbidden by law that meeting Of
he creditors bankrupt Their dents and 20
choose one or more sssgnees Of his estate will be he'd At
Cont of bankruptcy to be holden No. Al Exchange
Place IN the city OF New Orleans LOUISIANA, before Don
tien suenstin Register on the 18th day Of December,
fess. .at2 :. osock
= l2f. HEhftos.
de5 10 q. =. Marshal. District OF LOUISIANA
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TINTED STATES pIsrRICT COURT.

LIMITED STATES DIVERICT COUKT-
u District Of Louisiana In the matter Of e. W Estiin
Go and Estfn O. Co.. bankrupts In Bankruptcy No. 45
Whereas w. Estlin and Henry ThonhhL individually
an as members the firms OF K W. Estln 20 and Estln
Co of New Orleans and District aforesaid duly declared
bankrupt the OF Congress Of March 3D. have
this day fled in said Court POSITION praying for discharge
and the from all their debts and other claims
provable under said act . -,
Notice given AL creditors who have proved
their debts AL other In interest that the sd
dsy of December 1868 II Is assigned for the hearing
of the they msy then and attend and show
any they have why he prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted
And further notice that the bankupts viii undergo
e<ei.aiinn heioTe Rseiste Ne ~ ~ s
CLERKS Office New Orleans, Eovemoer2I 1865.
. no,a AL is K LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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GREY JACKET BITTERs.
TO THE REAL SOUTHERN PEOPLE


New Orleans, December 4, 1888.
In the year 1865 the undersigned percsvng that their
friends the South being imposed upon BY thousands
Of vile compounds under the Of Whistles, Brandes
Gins schpapps Bters etc. etc, determined TO begin the
manufacture of pure medicinal spirit out Of homerased
Southern herbs supply the want of the public in this line
which had created the demand We called our spirit
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
FEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA.
Wounded and Supported by the State Of Louisiana
yhs next begins September It'll, 1855 and closes
June Sob 1859
FxeuIrr-Uonssts Of fun corps Of instructors IN al
branches Science usually taught In the bes
COLLEGES and Universities.
CouRsE OF SrupY-Erbraces q Preparatory and an AceC
.nnic Dep.rtmept including Literary Scientific and Or
ional Course Special School Of Ctvh Engineering and
Commercial School, - -. -
TrRxs-Fer ali expenses except clothing sf0; 500 pay
sbe advance balance in equal payments January Isl an
April lst -.
Cadets any time during the session, and charges
' ISdyess ~ BOYD. suoertntendent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

limited eTATEs DISTKtCT COUHT
u District OF Louisians-In rankruptcy-No 30s-n the
matter Of Marion W. Lewis, bankrupt Whereas Marion W.
Lewis New Orleans and district aforesaid dny declared
bsnkrurt under 'he set OF Congress of March 1851 has
CAV hed petition praying for discharge and
certificate thereof from al his debts and other claims prov
able under said set;
soce is therefore given all creditors who have prevet
their debts in interest that the sd
day Of December 1865 at II assigned for the hearing
show cause any they why the prayer Of the said
tton should not be granted
Ard further not &c given the bankrupt will undere
bis examination before Register Augusn at bis Office No. 81
Exchange Alley 18th December 1868 at ~ o'clock A.
no24 del is K LORw, Deputy Clerk
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w ORLEANS CRESCENT.
NEW oKLEAHs O.slOMT.
oyyloE - CAMP ST.. new osikAra
NIXON. EDITOR AND pRoPREroA
tc1AL JOURNAL OF THE CITY or NEW
ORLEANS.

prcness sbs social nd poiisao, vsIbsins e
city Of New Orleans the State Of ousAns and tho srss
nthwest viii be IN the future has BEN In the past
purpose journal The counns Of ssh days issus
refsrred earnest q re hithfar md ssocsA
nth which this design IL executed.
While stand point Of the CRESCENT an fndependeri
he with reference 70 all the subjects nevpaper
nd discussion opinions win always be fsand V b css
Bdly, sesn,sey and fcs-iessly sxprssssd
osrsfnlly ssls~tsd corps Of
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

IN BANKHUPTCY-Es OF HARRY G:
DOBBINS-United States Marsha's Office, District OF
Louisiana Orleans November g. 1861 his Is 20 give
notice 2st day Of November A d. 1868 warrant
in bankruptcy issued against The estate Of Hsry "
Dbbins the parish Tensss aud State Of Louisiana who
Judged bankrupt his petitions that the payment
and delivery Of property belonging TO such
bankrupt him his and the trans e OF any prop
erty BY him forbidden by law that meeting Of the Gre
the said upt prove their deots and 10 choose
his estate will be he'd at court OF
Of New Orleans Louisiana before Donation Augustn Resis
ter on the 18th day Of December 1865 at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. rrupp0y
No lO4. F. HEBRON,
no3l del2 U. 3. Marshal District Of Louisiana.
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On September 18Th, 1858, KIRBY SMITH. with corps
open, ct Newcastle, Kensucky,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-09
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY!
DIR. w. POLAND'S CO. .
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
THE WHILE PINE COMPOUND CURES

SIT was early in the spring of1855 that this Com
pound was originated. A member of my familywas
afflicted with an irritation of the throat attended
with adisagreeable cough. l had for sone months
previous thought that a preparation, having for
its basis the inside bark of white pine might be
compounded as to be very useful in the case.ofthe
throat and lungs. To test the value of it in the
case alluded to, [ compounded asmalI quantity of
the medicine that [ had been planning and gave
it in teaspoonful doses. The result exceed
ingly gratifying. Within two days the irritation
ofthe throat was removed, the cough subsidized. and
speedy cure was effected. Soon after this Isent
some to a lady in Londonderry, N. H., who had
been suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
occasioned by asudden cold, and had raised mucus
streaked with blood. She soon found relief, and
sent for more She took about ten ounces of it,
and got we'll. J. B. CLARK, Esq, editor oftho Man
chester Daily Mirror, made a trial Of the same
preparation in the case of a severe cold. end was
cured Immediately. He was so highly ,lieased
with the results, and so confident ofsueces stend-
ing its sales if placed before the public. tliat he
| finally persuaded me to give it a nmno ana send
it abroad to benefit the suffering" .H9s9 sroII
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-09

These, unlike. many school-rooms
In large cities, have no artificial sys-
tenn of ventilation, and hence, are
easily compared with the rooms in
the country. The preponderance in
favor of the High School-room is
much increased when the capacity OF
the Recitation rooms is considered,
In which aapertion of. thepupils are
always engaged. Good authorities
estimate, that ON an average, rseven
feet Of cubic air per person, are rem
dered unfit for use each minute. ;lthus
granting q pupil of the Higher De-
partraent possibility of 40 or so
minutes of healthful respiration, while
in the intermediate Departments he
is kindly granted % minutes, and in
the "Sub-Primary,l where each pupil
is at ANGST sensitive age above i'm
fancy, he lives in health about 8
minutes although he may exist
much longer. 2 saa 81 @ &. <i ~ 81 4 e. T.
This estimate is based upon the
assumption that the air is pure when
the pupil enters, and that the mois-
ture and poisonous gas exaled Is i'm
mediately and equally distributed
throughout the room,y which, every
teacher knows isnot the case.
This exhibit of a pupils danger is
not directed somuch to those who
build school-rooms as to, -teachepsI;
for no room could be built 50 large as
health requires, if plaeedin the hands
of careless teacher, ignorant of the
lawsswlich goVernAhealtII and life
he 'tBut,' saysone andeail, 'youi7do
notsqppose, We are SO ignorant as moi
TO Know that that there Should be
ventilation r. No. we do not thinl,
there are so many ignorant, as heed.
less ones who are ignorant of The
details Of ventilation; that is, how to
do it in the best manner, in the rooms
ordinarily provided, q 7RErFae +
First remembef that reeessesj and
noon time should be-, devoted to a
/ fh9rQug4 airing of the room-But
llthisl will'not do all, and as free move
ment ofair as possible, without per
uniting Violent drafts near any pupil,
must be gained by making an inlet
and outlet-The largest openings
should be made by lowering the up
per sashes npon theaside opposite the
Ylnd;while the air should be admit
ted from the windwardoside BY rails
2 ing the lower SASHA. much better
way Of admitting air is by an open
ing IN the floor, under OF ' near the
stove, Communicating with the out
er air, thus with good draft equal
izing the temperature. Never, in
cold weather, ventiiate by opening
doors near the pupils, as the floors
Should be kept as warm as possible
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-09
THOMAS S. ALLEN.
WISLIAM e. SMITH,
CHARLES r CHI.
commissioners OF School and University Lands. r
advertisement Of Forfeited Morfgaged Lands IN
KenOShd 6O2t3fll V rr
In Probate-Kenosha County Court,

In Probate--Kenosha County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Arson D Case, de-
ceased. .-.te.-- s.
SJOTICEs is hereby given, that the undersigned
- Administrators of the estateof Arson d. Case
deceased under and in pursuance of an order and
license of the County Court of Kenosha CouI ty
made and dated the 2fst day of December, A. ID.
1867, WILL on the list day of February A. ID. 1865,
between the hours of9 o'clockin the forenoon and
sunset of said day, at the late residence of said de-
ceased, and on the premises hereinafter described,
sell at public auction orvendue, to the highest bid
der therefor the interest of the said deceased An
sen d. Case, and Will Also at the same time and
place. sell at public auction, the interest of Carlos
Case, which several interests make and constitute
the entire interest and title in and to the following
described lands and premises in the towns of Paris
and Brighton, In Kenosha County Wisconsin, Ia
witt The west half the north east quarter of Sec
ton No. seven, (D in town No. two, (2) north OF
range No. twenty-one (2l) east. And also forty
acres of land off from the west side of the west half
of the northeast quarter of Section Number one
~ in town No. 2 north of range No twenty, (2O)
east, containing 100 acres Of land The terms OF
safe will be part cash, and the balance to be se-
cured by a mortgage on the premises Said terms
to be made known at the time Of said sale. -iE
| December I'D, A. ID. 1861. ...
-.,a ar GARDNER HULETT,
4W30 ANN L. CASE. a.E. r'
| k"iL- 81 Hgitg Administrators &c.
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The Gro5eai1 aha Baker Elastic stiehlsaMins
Machines are Superior to all others for the
as follokipg reasons;r1 -ao, 81

/. They diregt IRON the spools, and require nj
Q Tn y are more easily Understood and used snt
less liable to arrangement than other machines
B. they are capable oGexeeusb hyper fectly, Yitbou
change of adjusthient,a u1uelC efeatef3 variety.
work than other machines.
4. The stitch made by these machines is much more
firm, elastic and durable espeea R5a upon articles
which require to be washed and ironed than any 9th
er machine
D. This stitch, owing to the manner in which the un
der thread is inwrought, is much the most plumI
and beautiful in use, and retains its plumpness ant
beauty even upon articles frequently washed anC
ironed until they are worn out
6. The stru cture 1.-The sea is such that though
be cut or broken at intervals Of only few stitches
it will neither open, run rave, but remains firm
and durable.
Z. Unlike other machines, these fasten both ends
the seam by their own operation.
s. With these machines, while silk is used upon Tho
nigh or face side of the seam cotton may be used up
ou the other side without lessening the strength
durability of the This can be doneton 10 9TH
err machine, and is great saving upon all stitched OF
made up with silk. ona.+frsF Z
9. These machines in addition TO- their superior
merits as instruments for sewing by a change of id
justment, easily learned and prac tised execute th,
most beautiful aad permanent embroidery Cahd or,
nameatal work.
GROVER & BAKER s. M.C0.3
No. l3, NewhalI Houso Hiiwa 1kee.
S@F ~ e p & e. gFs 4, a x4~nnS ~ sFy
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{ The Pillars of the School District.

1u6 HINTS OF D16 IoGQO0l" DlS6T1Ot,l r'9
s'.' 1t touches an experience common
'es toiall teachers, when we advert to the
inertia Of the School Board in mat
tiers Of local Interest about the school
a' hou Sc. IL All teachers know that to
get little fixing done about their
school house, requires as much lab
as tolget bill through the Legisla-
ture. The School Board a,so5vidss-
si4Glkst-are usually fine men enough
y and willing, and each has a. soul :,
but collectively they are proverbially
soulless, and need much more than
nj conviction of the truth to move them
4 ITO action. They may each know that
the teacher and school are suffering
great inconvenience from some light
'1' OF glass wanting, or some bench bro
ken, but not conjunction do they
feel, nor a spur to action. u
AFTER YOU. school has-been in SEES
aslon~a coupleof weeks, YOU go to a
man Of the Board to see about one
bench (which needs repairing, and
with much consideration for, his feel
lngs,, you incidentally suggest that
DIS one bench down at the school house
needs fixing, together with a. window
,7UgsPssffhllaPs5, and whether man could
''''"' be obtained for that purpose. Yes.
| meant to have had that attended to
a922Glbet9Te the school opened. Til see to
1t right along" (Gop know he won't
o..s.,, GU waitya few days, and Brine i
5iIUtabotft to meet said NO., - -
about the school &c. You are hap hap
-lIgIPyC to n form him. that everything is
harmonious and prospering, (of
course "but-butA-s' (sieonfound
TIGd iS7 yoa .sayto yourself, how can 7
bring that bench,sbout 2)-atlast YOU
get it in some way, When@s'O, yes,
~ yes, that bench; that bench :. | had
= forgotten all aboat1it!. Ileemesee.-
1Fll have thatdone next Saturday. 4
yes, next -SatuFaayf' You remark
that you viii leave the key at his
house Friday night, all of which Is
merely to get an opportunity of midi
rectly reminding him again, for ven
=, do not feel at all sure, yet Friday
go nightyou cal, fandthis time you beg
ssa the question by remarking tbat-'if
the south blind could be mended
when that beneh''z4ssOh, sure
'@ enough, Twas going to hayesi that at
tended to on Saturday; glad you
20 spoke Of it7zshopld have forgotten
~ y it entirelyinGl ,H1L18
Yes, Messrs- School Board, that
is indeed the way it goes too often