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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
FOR SALE
Very Pleasant Small Dwelling.

cry 4 40dSdAb CAHdt1 OW0A4AuSy
"A Nd one acre Of ground, on South st South
"a Delaware, the property is noted for It's neat
ness, and will make a very pleasant home for
. small family, the lot is highly improved, all
kinds Of trees, and small fruit, aud the neighbor-
hood the very best south Of the r. R. very
excellent cemented oistern, capacity 90 barrels
RoBT. F. HURLBUTT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
A Nashville, Tenn, dispatch of Feb.

2lst, says:i
Yesterday afternoon n negro man
called on Maj. Fredericlks, commander
of detachment of United States troops
stationed at Columbia, and informed
him that the dead body of a white
man had been discovered in Duck
River, two and half miles
southwest from Columbia. Major
Fredericks sent a squad Of soldiers to
the designated spot, who returned with
the body last night. Upon examina-
tion it proved to be that OF Detective
Barmore, who was taken from q rail-
road train, at Columbia, a month since,
by masked men. A rope was around
his neck, the end forming a moose, as II
he had been tied to something. The
hands were tied behind the back with
linen handkerchief. A valuable dia-
mond ring was on one of the hngors.
He was evidently not murdered for
money. A Coroner's inquest was held
over the body to-day.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

Splendid Farm Of 2os acres for sale. in B.own
township, 3 miles east Of Delaware, on the ut.
Vernon road, greater portion Of the land is first
class bottom. Good House and Barn. Orchard
and other improvements. For agricultural pur-
poses ibis farm has no superior in Delaware eouu-
y, For prices and terms, enquire Of the under
signed on the premises.
lebIa1 sARAH HARMAN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
FOR SALE.

A good Farm Of 100 acres in Lees
burg Township, Union County, Ohio.
A good new frame house, good Out-buildi "a
young orchard, good fences, good water privileges
&c, &C. About 10 miles from Delaware, Ohio. On
ly S331< per acre 3 down and balance in tive an
nual payments, inquire OF
nov2Otf 4 e. POWELL Real agent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
FOR. SALE.

Brick Dwelling in Winter Street.
DETWEEN Sandusky and Franklin, contaInln :
Bllrooms with a basement Of 4 rooms A lots wei
improved, so feet on Winter and 200 feet deep
a well Of good water, &c. Avery desirable prop
erty and offered for q short time on reasonaoie
terms. Apply to
ROBF. F. HURLBUTT, Real Estate Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
FORSALELOW.


A New Brick Dwelling,
ClTTUATED on Hill ST., South Delaware, one Of
. the most desirable residences, now for sale in
n is City very large lot, with front on two
streets. Apply TO R. F. HURLBUTr,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
For SALE.

A Small Frame Dwelling.
SITUATED on the Delhi plank ro0 d, within so
~ rods OF tho o. ". F. College, contains rooms
well finished, good large lot well improved. Ap-
ply to R. F. HURLBUTF, Real Estate Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
FOR SALE.

A Desirable Business Lot,
cNTTUATED on the we st side Of Sandusky street,
~ south, and the Court House. Apply 20
r. F. HURLBCFT, Real Estate Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

To elgners Of Lots bounding and a6tttti7tg on
the agest side Of Sd71dttsly Street, from lin
coin Avenue north to the Corporation line:
THE Council OF the incorporated
Village of Delaware, by a resolution
adopted February Goth, 1859, determined to
pass an ordinance requiring the side-Walk ks
on said portion of Sandusl1y street to be
paved six feet through the center with con-
crete, and the sides to be grayeled or laid
with sod. @. II. MCELROH,
Feb. 28, 1o69-4w Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
ZOE sALE.
FARM FoRsALE
A Fine Far,n of 16O Acres.

a tIne Tarm OF IOU AcTes.
TN GENOA Twp, two miles from Ca lena, miles
1 from Lewis Center, 125 acres cleared and under
0uItivation 80 acres sugar camp, all under fence,
well timbefed ald well watersd living spring on
the place, good house with eight rooms; other
-out-bufIdings, well, cistern, &c-
Good barn and shed for 500 sheep,
All in grain except few acres. This Is an ex-
scIlent sheep or stock farm.
VIM be sold on very easy terms on long time
payments.
Apply to ROB'R. T. HURLBUIF.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
FOR SALE.

Building Lots On Long Time,
A number Of very desirable building Lots viii be
n offered for short time on payments running
from nve to ten years. Enquire OF
]. E. POWELL, Real Estate Agent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
RARE CHANCE FOR BUILDING
LOTS

p will sell portion Of my land within the north
ern limits OF the corporation Of Delaware, in
uautities to suit tbs purchaser, from building
OF to l8 acres. For particulars enquire OF
doc Istf ALBERTWORLINE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
House and Lot for Sale.

cguUATED on Eaton streei, s0uth Dslzware Ths
- hou1s is = story aud a~haH frame, with eight
with woo4-room and well on porch, and large
cistern 70 the Kitchen. The ground fnol1dos two
and a-haTf lots and we'll supplied with all kinds
OF fruit trees. Stable premises. This prop
erty viii be sold reasonably. For further par
tculars, inquire Of
7. E. POWELL,
sep11 If Real Estate Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
FOR sALE-VERY CHEAP.

FOR SALE-VERY CHEAP.
A good dwelling house only short distance
n from the o. W. University, House in good
repair good rooms, good sized lot with well, cis
tern &c, &c,
This place is offered very low for q short time.
For full particulars inquire Of Lydia Albright on
the corner Of Winter and Union streets or Of
noE20f E. z. POWELL, Real Estate Agent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

SOLOMON RosEvELT. PIF.) Before o. Il. Clifton j.
vs. SP., Of Oxford twp, Dell
s. B. MooREHoUsE. Def. aware Co., Ohio.
On the 9Th dayef February, A. p, 1863, sail
Justice issued an order OF attachment in the
ABOVE action for the sum of sixtv-hve dollars.
Said cause will be for hearing on the 9th day Of
March, A. D., 1869, at O'clock a. m, Of said
day,
ASHLEY. Ohio, Feb. 10, 1863, febl9-StP
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
SALE RENT.

Large frame OWelllng.
r ARGE Frame dwelling on William ST., contain
4 ing Il rooms Los rods by 8. Stable sc.
House has been recently painted and reftted,
Will be sold reasonable, Apply to
ROBT. F, HURLBUTT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
FARM EOR SALE,
Containing % Acreg. g oleare

SSH 1e--+A . @@4o ~AS- S0' " SASeASNS
Siituated in Berkshire tp-, nearly equi- distant
kSfroua and within q few minutes drive Of the
villages OF Galena, Sunbury, Berkshire and Ches-
hire. Churches, Schools, Mills, Markets, Good So
ciety and healthy neighborhoOd. An Apple
orchard, Peaches, Cherries, and small fruits in
abundance. good barn, and new hrst-clas
house OF eight rooms, with every convenience. A
good dry cellar good WE'LL cistern and 3ever-fil-
sing pring Of stock-water. Fine timber and good
soil very desirable property. For
terms inquire Of the proprietor A, 7. Carpenter,
on the premises, or Of
Jan29tf T. E. POWELL, R. E. Agent,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
:. H. WITH
Drs. W71dte d Constant,

TYAVTN disposed Of their Drug Store, will now
~ givetheir entire attention to the practice OF
Medicine and Surgery. OFFICE, Union Block over
Renner's Grocery Store
aprII'6s-if
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
DENTISTRY,-
DIR. ,. EMMoys. DR.: }. n. BoPI
DEN IT'S R Y.
UUYn
DIR. ?. EHMoSs.

hrs. F. EMMONs and ]. N, ROPP respect
~ fully offer their services 20 the public as The
successors 10 Dunn EnmonB, at tho Old estab-
lished once, in Delaware Ohio, practical Don
lists and Manufacturers Of PORCELAIN, RUBBER,
and all kind OF work usually worn. Our unrivaled
Porcelain plate with teeth and guma so CLOSELY re-
sembling nature as to deceive the best judges
having been in use In this community for twelva
years. with increasing popularity We confid dently
recommend as being unequRled in beauty clcanlf.
ness, durability, perfect in ht and all desirable
qualities
Particular attention paid to HlIiDg, roguIatin
Pad elansing the natural Teeth.
EMNONs 4 ROPP.
WYAVtHG been associated with Or. EMNoNB as
Ill partner IN the above business for the last ten
years, and with Or. ROFP, for six years, take
and experienced Workmen. Dr.. EmMoEs hayins
been engaged In the Porcelain work longer than
ny other dentist now In business In the State,
nd DR.. RoPP being aduAte ofthe ''ohio Col
&c Of Dental Surgery"
Apr1967tf. TM. z. DUNN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

ESTATE OF EPHRIAM SAILS
BURY.
RY office Is hereby given that the undersI Igned
IN has been duly appointed aud qualified Ex-
ecutor OF the Estate OF Ephriam Salisbury, dcc'd.
late of Delaware County, OHIO. All persons in-
teTested will govern themselves accordingly.
FebI9 3tt JAMES COX, Executor
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
For SALE

CECoND hand Horse Power for saving wood.
- J. C. Evans make by
Dec4 tr DoNAEIN & PoTWN,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
FOR SALE.

Or exchange for Western Land.
FINE RESIDENCE In the budne ess city or
"a CsrdingtOu, on the C. C. c. R.R.
Splendid bearing fruit trees, beautiful grounds :;
nearly 200 feet front By $50 feet Deep
House tWo stories, p feet by 20 feet, with
kitchen a by 80 feet, finely finished throughout
best well Of water IN city, good cistern, sc.
Win be sold at a bargain for cash or viii ex-
change for western land.
Apply to ROB'T +. HURLBUTT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
VOL.L
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
ROBE. r. HUBLBUTE,
Real Estate Agent
(0FFTCE-0mce Of Probate Judge }
Delaware, Ohio.

A IL persons having property for sale or rent
~ will ind It to thefF aavautags to leave q de-
BcipffoE Of E at his ONCE. No charge viii be made
unless the sale is accomplished
register is kept all desirable property for
disposal IN this vicinity, and al buyers traders
will further their nteEest by calling and inspect-
hight.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
L H1ppLe.

q -WE.PVOy
ID EAL ESTATE AGENT. once in Williams Block
le Delaware Ohio. Persons wianing to buy, sell,
ORIENT Farms or Town Property will do well TO
give him call. june 14'67-t1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
DIR. GoLdrtck,s
DIR. john Il. Little,

III VUFUIU II -A4UUUUO9
fNFFERs his professional services to the people
" OF Delaware and vicinity, hoping by prompt
and faithful attention to business to merit and
receive q fair proportion Of patronage.
April "A, 1861.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
woopEN WlHlEEl,I.s..

l. d.
| Wooden car wheels, it is reported
have been introduced recently on ON,
of the, New York railways, Though
these Wheels cost three times the price
of the ordinary cast iron wheel, the
expense, it is contended, is little com,
pared with the advantages gained
They ride smoothly, making conver.
sation, reading, and even writing an
easy task on the cars. They are made
of thoroughly seasoned elm, or teak,
with steel tires; they are very durable
and will wear, by reason oftheir elas-
tieity and durability, over four hum
dred thousand miles of railway while
the average use of the ordinary iron
wheel is but fifty thousand miles, after
which it is. necessary to break it up.
1t is also asserted that, it is so con-
istructed that it is impossible for. the
tire to become displaced, and that the
wear of the track is much less than by
the cast7iron wheel. Wooden wheels.
are used on the Metropolitan Under
ground Railway of London, where
the frequent and sudden startings and
sudden stoppage of the trains are cal
culated to rack and destroy the mate
rial of which they are composed. No
accident, it is asserted, has yet occur
red on that road. .-s---
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
STARTLING MYSTERY.
Two Horses Drawing the PTow Disappcs
! n-.l ~. into the Earth. -. -.

Two Horses Drawing the PIow Disappoar
/ aHi HzYo into the Earth l7.fl'9-; 8
We clip the following from the
Knoxville Press and Herold:A X. ~
On Saturday morning, the 18th inst.
as Mr.. Glenn, of New Market, Jeffer-
son county, Tennessee, was engaged
Iplowing on side hill on the farm of
Mr.. Hall, half mile from New Mar
ket, he suddenly perceived his team
ofhorses disappear into the ground
beneath, leaving the.plow and harness
on terra firma. Upon examination he
discovered that the ground had first
given way under the hind feet of the
horses, thus "skinning" the harness
over their heads as the dumb beasts
sank into the bowels of the earth.
One of the horses was buried some
eighteen OF tweenty feet deep, and, of
course, died instantly from suffocation
The other remained in sight about
twelve feet. below the surface. Mr..
Glenn and his son, who also witness
ed the occurrence, attempted to save
the living animal by descending into
the cavity, but the earth kept giving
way beneath them, and they were
soon unable to save themselves, and
were rescued from their perilous
position by neighbors who their cries
brought to The scene. Both of the
horses were lost. 'tf'S' t'
The cavity is circular, and twenty
feet in diameter. The dirt and horses
fill up the'centre, while on each side is
large fissure into which logs have
been thrown disappearing from view,
and it has been found impossible to
fill the cavities. There are no rocks or
stones to be seen, yet the whole side
seems to be mere crust beneath
which is an apparently unfathomable
abyss. -a.5t+''sil
The citizens are making vigorous
eXertions to reach the mysterious cav
ern, and we hope to be able in day
or two TO announce the result of their
explorations. The conjectnres regard
ing the affair are various. Some de-
clare their beliefthat the singular dis
appearance of the school fund, and
various other funds will be probably
unearthed as a result of the exploring
party. Others assert that the head
quarters of the KuKlux will be dis
covered that Barmore win come to
light; that the cavity is one Of the un-
der-ground-railroad and grapevine
telegraph line, ect., ect. The readers
of the Press and Herald think that
here Ally Gator will find the ''Gilead"
of which he is in search. .--r..a.5
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
.azgoIN1Nss TIE MAsoNs
Knobs has Joined the MasonS, and
here is his experience iii getting into

Knobs has Joined the MasonS, and
here is his experience iii getting into
a Lodge: 81 - 'il-'4' ,'I iiol. -
Imust tell you of the pcrils and tri-
ais had to undergo to become a Ma
son. On the evening in question l .
presented myself at the door of the :
Lodge room No. 1866, sigu of the
skull and cross-bones. L was conduc-
ted to an ante-room, where five or six .
melancholy chaps, in sashes and en-
broidered napkins, were waiting to .
receive me- On my entrance they all Il
got mp and turned back somersaufts
and then resumed their seats. A big
fellow who sat in the middle and who
seemed to be proprietor, then said -,
g Sinner from the other world, adj
vance!''5 1 advanced. Will YOU =
give up everything to join us ?''-5'
g Not if 1 know.it," 1 said; "there
are my wife and fourteen fine" An
other party here told me to say "yes,"
as it was mere matter of form. So '
said g Yes, give up everything. -
The fellows in the ante-room then
groaned and said, '''Tis well. Do you
swear never to reveal anything you
see or hear this evening to any human
being or to your wife ?' said, Pom
my word, 1 will not" They then ex-
anined my teeth and felt my tongue,
then groaned again. l said, "If you
don't feel well, have got a little bot
tie here" The fat man here took the
bottle from me and told me to shut
up. He then, in a voice of thunder,
said: 5" Bring forth the goat!w An
other fellow then comes up with a
cloth to blind me. No you don't,
Mr.. Mason," said 1 "no tricks on
travellers, if you please; don't be-
lieve in playing blindman's buff with
a goat I'll ride the devil if you like,
but l don't go it blind. Stand back
or I'll knock you into smithereens."
They were too much for me, howeve, >
SO had to submit to being blindfold-
ed. The goat was then led in, and I
could hear him making an awful rack
ct among the furniture. I began to
feel that was urgently wanted at
home, but | was i'll for it and could
not help myself. Three or four fell
lows then seized me, and with de-
moniacal laugh, pitched me on the an
nlal's back, telling me at the same time
to look out for squalls. Ihave been in
a great many scrapes, Mr.. Editor; I've
been in election fights; have been
pitched out of a four-story window;
have gone down in a railway COLI
sion; but this little goat excursion 9
was ahead of them all. The confound-
ed thing must be all wings and horns.
1t bumped me against chairs and ta-
bles, and the ceiling, but I hung on
like Trojan. was just on the point
of giving up, when the bandage fell
from my eyes and the goat bounded
through the window with yell like a
wild Indian giving up the ghost. I
was in lodge of Masons. They were
dancing war dance around big
skull, and playing leap frog and turn
ing hand-springs, aud the fat fellow
of the ante-room was standing on his l.
head in the corner. 55i GID o''' ' '
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labors, as others labor; for the welfare
| of the loved ones, and the making Of
their homes moro beautiful. He IS
good, and true, and brave, and earn
est-sober, careful, kind of heart, and
loved, oh! so dearly; by the one who
tremblingly said eyes" to his asking
once the time now agone. He is our
rich man. He works and he sings
he tolls and he whistles-he labors and
he saves to make home happy and add
to the comforts of his little retreat
And the wages are rich reward that
labor brings, for its honesty is its
wealth. And his home grows in beau
tv as he nears the grave, and his loved
ones follow him on his journey to the
land where angels are our guides, and
stars the lights of Gods eternal illu-
mination! D'fi 'fi 'hI li23 t-ii& -;
This week book next week a
picture of some beauteous scene, or
some man who has won place in the
hearts of the good; and next week a
newspaper or magazine to interest
each week. Then a carpet-a curtain
AN easy cllair-a mirror-a flower
pot-another picture-some beauties
and comforts rather than the heavy
eyes, blotted faces, aud rotting man
hood of those who go even iii their
own advance 10 ruin by the tortuuring
paths Of dissipation sfi' 1siHa8''sE 81
I Wife, have you a husband like our
rich man? Then love him. Forgive
him when he stumbles-help him up
when he falls--throw your arms about
him-aid him-care for him-eheef
him-encourage him in the good, and
be happy, no matter if your home be
little one. We are all happier than
we think we are. We are all happier
than others! GE farf1 7.4-5T -li =at.
There are workingmen who hate us
who know us not-Who do not
know how earnestly we think and
strive to benefit them, no matter how
we differ politically. We would see
them happy-tlieir homes beautiful
their earnings saved by themselves,
and to allthese men, true kings of no.
bility, we wish prosperity and happi-
ness, and loved homes to call their
own each and every Saturday Night.
-" Brick" Pomeroy. l'i@a % ~!
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FINE FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY con-
stantly offered for sale ON fair terms. Parties
desiring to SELL are reminded that the advertise
ments and circulars of this Agency go into ey-
cry county and State, especially to tho east thus
drawing many good buyers from abroad, which
is an advantage to real estate owners of this
county Terms liberal. No SALE, NO PEEs
CHARGED.
The following choice Real Property is now Of
fered for sale, upon terms quite advantageous to
100 Acres fine Farm half timber land, with
good Improvements. located in Ashtabuia Goun-
~; ~ 4hiSs - ~ "a Hef'@sgs & 4 -.
Fruit or Grass, and held under q high STATE of
cultivation by q No. farmer. Improvements
IN good condition. $500 per acre Poorer
farms in poorer localities are selling at $4,000
1aO Acres. Near town, fine sandy soil. good
Improvements, and contains best timber lot in
as Acres. Unparalleled as a site for a Fruit
Farm (An extensive Nursery, Fruit and Gar
den Farm is much needed here. and would make
the fortune of its possessor) Soil and improve
ments good. $4,000. -er
100 Acres in Palmyra Fine Fruit, Grain or
Grass Farm. Fine section. $500 per acre.
Acres m YaGhaR FranR sassB esr esa
g g Acres in @ @R9osstown good homsstsad ION e tea d.
Z 40 Acres in Rootstown, 5000 CO.
20 Acre lot in Ravsnna, no buildings.
q Acres in Randolph, good Improvements.
30 Acret miles from Ravenna ss5 per acre
81 Acres in Ravenna $500 per acre.
10 Acres in Ravenna $300000.
100 Acres In Rootstown, offered cheap.
so Acre lot In RootstoWn. offered cheap. e. = :
Michigan Farms, Wisconsin, Iowa and Kansas
lands. r H1s itEA SfEAfa 7@f - 81 o. ~
Twelve houses and lots at Ravenna, at prices
from $500 to $1,000.
Business Stands, &C., &C., at Ravenna.
Buyers cannot afford to purchase without first
consulting the latest lists Of this Agency
Parties desiring to buy should write, enclosing
stamp for circular, or call personally at the Law
Once of
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
LOGANs. oRAToRY.

."MAeK" of the Cincinnati Enquirer
says: ~t!f et A.-a-5"!.t9 a--+ +i'i'.
They tell several good stories about
Logan and his efforts at oratory, some
of which l know to be true. AS for
instance, there is an old friend of his
in New u York who has claim of about
two hundred dollars against him for
rhetorical "filling" for several speech
es.a This is no fable, for 1 know of at
least one speech whereof John A. re-
ceived a great deal of credit. 1t was
speech upon which John A. intend
ed to spread himself greatly But he
determined to write the perioration
himself, and to make it as poetic as
possible. So he went on until he
made use of the expressions: "Thick
as leaves in the vale of Valambrosia."
That won't do," said NJ, to
whom he had read what he had writ
ten. a 5tsa aH7lt He -I 9lgo2g @o.
."Hell it won't do" said John A. ir--
"Why, no. 1t is tautology. VAL
ambrosia is the vale of fAmbrosia, and
the Vale of Yalambrosia' is-non-
sense" retorted the friend.
"Now look here, young man." said
John A. "I suppose you think never
read Shakespeare" -. :,
"You may know Shakespeare by
heart, and still never have heard Of
the quotation ~ OF thl you are 4 trying to
"Then I suppose I, don't know any
thing" said John A.
"Yes YOU do. You know a great,
deal, but the .leayes in Yalambrosia is
a line. from Milton"
John A. was greatly astoaished to
hear this; but he merely remarked
that it was i" very funny" and pro-
ceeded to strike out the e Vale" as
qualification to e Valambrosia." "o4 ''''in