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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02
6itp xsaI estate for Sak.
LANES II. EDWARDS,

an West Twenty hirtst
Ppertv sale e1ehsugs 70 city sud eoustJ noos,, 70 "a
charge Parties
s or solicited description OF turf
mr. books No charge made unless property u soh OF f'h
nissians expected accepted FROM tnani~ ,.,LNl
80. With f AMI accurate Information Of all properly I
two o three lime, setk will by mall OF freshh on
ton TO proper parties The ba.,ness OF h eaee
eleven yar,l IN Al It's tFanrbes details viii be e"nd"e, -
fore purpose merit and inss'e we feP ~
deuce Of the pnhic =
A FIRST CLASS tmee-story pio GOV A., ,ory
~ UOusR French roof high stooP basement snu h e,d
trnmd with hard weod and fsseee yannsd fS or leased
Gy term Of years With fnrnitsre bonss 2oIi Ip a. A.
at any time IuqlIre the premises NO. '' VIZ" '
H. HORTON I'LL
A BARG AIN.-Madson-a Muliy .,ss,a,l,
n Keraotno HOUSE ssay high :ooP ei" Cc y, ~ cOa
furnished &55Ooo othen on W sfYMoIR I7 Brosdwar
CENTRAL PARK-Large desirable or n % %RAsR
" brown DWELLING Due view 'a d pnv h and Fily-
MstH- faTtf-serh
Large W, In, 10 X STEVENSON SON ~ flhesL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02
Country Btal estate fOr Sale.

# Saratoga Springs.-For SALE cheap,
n beautiful RESIDENCE stuel In grove with large garden y
rear prg all u Teres Inquire VI s. J. 81 sbA
Cbamhers-sl, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

The above bids were accepted. Mr. W. G. White, the
Assistant Treasurer ad Interim telegaphed to the Sec
rotary asking instructions in regard to the remaining
$4,000 not bid for In reply, lie directed to make
no further advertisement of the remainder"
IL would seem that parties operating ia gold and who
have forced it up under the influence Of tho disturbed
condition OF affairs I'm Europe from 1920 week ago.
did about taking the chances II making bids TO
remain open for hour an hour and half to-day.
They have confidence In their operations, as Funor
or kind Of whispering in the air characters
the financial wall, would upset the market, and gold
would 20 down with rush. With the high rates OF in
terest being paid for carrying gold and surrounded
as il is by many uncertainties "a to price, or II MI
Boutwell, should order the Assistant Treasurer to
sell at the Board tomorrow 100000 or Sl0O0O,OOO
OF gold and TO deal out as long as gold
would be taken, there would be another kind
Of September stampede, and the "bottom would
drop out" as have confidence in their own opera
tions. A who dare not make a bid in the Gold
Room 1924! and leave it open until he go across
the street to his office and back is lacking in confidence
and faith in gold at the price he has bid for it,
And why should he Gold is not needed here for any
domestic purposes Our legal tenders and national bank
notes and fractional currency answer all the purposes OF
money for home uses and gold is up merely for the pur
pose Of speculation Parties who have bought it, and
who paying the present high rates Of interest for
carrying it. will find they have an elephant on their
hands very expensive to keep.
The demand for money by the gold buyers has
put up the rates TO per cent gold for gold operations
and the Governments is per cent and on stocks
per cent. Commercial paper is rather more freely
offered and there quotations less than per cent,
and from that to 0per cent accordingly as paper is rated
in the market.
In the Gold Room, at 10 o'clock gold was quoted at
1915 1927 1918 1O6 122 1O5O 1925 II, 122 1887, 122
1885, 1925 1870 1922 1929 1913 J. 22i 143, 12 156, 1923;
2O8 1923; $780, 1929 246 1871 24s 1928 and closed at
p 1929. The highest price in the Gold Room during
session 1921 and the lowest 1915 at 3:l5 1925 34,
1921; at $50, 1215al22.
Tie transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank were
as follows Clearings OOO gold balance, $2s27,
Gao; currency balance, s9,5l9s67 paid for carrying,
1872 S-6I and 8, 6, and = per cent.
The Foreign Exchange market is strong. The business
howeveg is confined to sterling and transactions
Paris Gable transfers London have been sold at 100
9i11. There is active inquiry for cable transfers
Paris but the cannot be obtained. The following
ART the nominal rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
GEORGE OPDYKr & Co., % Nassau-st.

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD CoMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT FIFTY-YEAR SINKING FUND BONDS principal
and interest payable in gold, free Of Government
tax coupon registered, convertible at the option
of the holder into stock of the Company at par which
privilege will at no distant dag enable the holders
of these bonds to realize upon them at price
sderably above par. besides paying about nine ~
per cent currency interest in the meanwhile The
established character of this road running il does
through the heart of the most hcklysetted portion
of the great State of Iowa. together with it's present
advanced condition and large earnings, warrant MS
in unhsstatingly recommending these bonds TO in
vestors as in every respect an undoubted security
limited quantity still offered at 80 and interest
by HENRY CLEws a Co., No 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
We give below the bids for and the highest sales of
Government hnndS az the dates named:

The above prices show decline In Governments from
the yesterday with much larger transactions at
the stock Exchange The 0s Of 67 coupon this after
noon sold mt l0I l073; do '65 new, 1913 3, do a.
1885, 1t ia satisfaction to the mutudes, who hold our
bonds all over the land, know that the prices they
sell here at the Stock Exchangedo not make them
worth any any less an investment. The b2os
are per cent nerestin gold whether they sell at slO
sl25i.
at
Tennessee bonds are of with other State bonds under
the influence OF the general depression in the market
The new bonds sold 6O95si Virginia 6s, ex-coupon,
g. North Carolina old bonds i9l. Louisiana 6s, TO-
Railroad bonds pretty much neglected, with Central
Pacific, So Union Pacific 80 49, 9 Chicago and North
Western lst Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Is 95t
These bonds at these prices must certainly be good in
yesens for capitalists 10 us the interest
the bonds surely to be paid as the days ON which il
IL due are 10 come.
Bank stocks very dull rather the prices gen
orally too high 10 attract buyers One sale to-day, the
Tenth National, at $50.
The Pacific Mail sold at iOGl0i Adams Express, $50
6Sa; american Merchants Union, A; United states, A
Wells Fargo, is.
gne Stock market to-day has been in very unsettled
condition Occasionally, almost the point OF gene
break IN the whole list then rally ing again with
considerable degree OF strength, and with evidence that
operators have faith in NewYork Central and Hudson
In Lake shore, Reading and In the Western stocks
rs yey large amounts Of these stocks have been sold to-
day These stocks stand up with remarkable strength
ana the readiness with which they taken shows that
capitalists ana operators believe in good paying roads
ana nave aith IN Their future prosperity matter what
the state and condition of Europe. what effect the
war rumors have upon our gold stock markets. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
THE MARKETS
Carefully reported for TnE TRIBUNE

CareiuIIy reported Tor TnE TRiBrNE = -
ASHEs-Pots in fair demand aud steady 80 Is &c s. Pea
are dull and uomlually UNCHANGED. .
COTrONIhe dnaud fair thespot nl for desirable
grades about former fsares though the genera oue OF TIE
sales 1000 bales ls last eyeniag OF
which n b59 for and 100 for ecsaoa
For future delivery the market unsettled eonhcng on n'ee
evening OF % ae~ otobtr w. today
Jy lBi; 20 Ausust ilci 100, September le
2to at III 2O lie aud 100 ocbe tic, M on the bass Of 10"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.

Price 80 and Accrued Interest.
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, on finished road Issue re-
stricted by law, and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable investment. The
road is about to open its valuable connection
with-Unen Springs, and will be completed within a
year TO Eufaua. Its finances in excellent sondi-
tion and it has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as q cheap and we'll
secured investment.
GEORGE OPDYKr & Co., % Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ - ERS BAHR0 D..


foot r'topher't
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing hOHAf Apnl H. I'D
300 ENTREES MAb TRAIN connecting a. Denyte VITA BOO
Branch Dover h Chester Branch at Waterloo VIA Sgr r.
for AndOysr ami Newton ngtol with the u L. and '" Il
Tor water 40 sro1bn Scranton Great Bead lgitmol Syrn-
eue and OWeg AMI an points the LacsaE and Boombu
And Delaware AMI Hulson r. lih. -
ll:io LBHlGH VALLEY EXPRESS sopss Ne-.'h Morris,
ciesown Washington PhlpLurg, aud Eaoni
PHlps'urg VIII Bel Del X FOR Bsgsrc, e. anil a.
with H. Bhesm, Ale ItoHr, Aaue1 Ch1n aai
Milke-hane
S.lOp m SCRANTON EMPRESS Dover With Chester r.
R. Waterloo with r. and Washing With d. L. and
y. X II. for esp shu.r, Scranton.
33p m HACKErtSrOWN NAIL With Boonton Chester
and SusseI Railroads
6:+0 D.. N.
7:JO. go and 600 p. N. - ...-- - n. % go.
ll2O M 100 Sac 40 $50 500 600 60 9OJ and Has
For EEwARE at $50 40 600 500 900 $1,000 looo :oo
Il:2o And so 20, f2:J $3.50, $40 $780, 4:l0, 4lO,
.4.5O $40 5:l0 C:1 -7:S 800 All Has
Trains East Sewlrk.
FoI BLoOaFIE[D ard MOETCLAIR $50 aad G:OoL aad
Inn .hnE 4 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

NoTIcE-The Coupons due August /, 1870, on the
First Mortgage bonds of the Southern Central Rail-
road Company will be paid that day presentation
at the Banking House of Messrs. VERMILYE Il Co...
Financial Agents of this Company, Nos. 10 and rs
Nassau-st., New-York City.
VIM h. SEWARD, jr., Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

York Central and Hudlon sia93s; do. Certificates 81
as. Lake shore, 81, Jif; Chicago and Nortr"esterns
s. 80; do. .crrcd, o.P; Niwauseo and - Pan''
6cs a52.; eo picsci.cj go ii Boek L'0d htellos;
Panama, 931tJ,
We gv blow tho highest ,lcs Of te stoke named at
tht ,dtcy given:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

The Directors of the Niagara Fire Insurance Company
have declared semi-annua dividend of five per cent,
free of Government tax, payable on demand.
The earnings of the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
road during the second week i'll July
l87O. S2sl6 10 ls69. Si7,sl5 10 1900 30
The following shows the comparative earnings OF the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad for the second week
July:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALI
l0t O'CLOCK A. VI.


soo y 400 o,,cs - O7i 500 ". =. Co 63...s.''.i
"a oo6 - ...lc3 1900 G. s 100 Re- ...''''.lN 3
L. = SO Con 67,....let Nv V = ~ WV WI
1Oi O( LOCK-. 49,.
S4ks VI STATE Bgnd8- Railroad BRhtat ant mol NJ y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
~ ROAA
AkAANGEMENn

SUMNER AkRANGBMENT,
Passenger Station SesYork, Of Tvea,ysevnlh,t and
f''''4 TEiSs I LEAVE g NV SSa YORK ST.
sdS E sss JAZZ go SO S5 .R en- i0 H' kI
For Milford sraol Fairfield Southport and wepOrt 100 1880
For F S s i 1909 s3a go Zoo Dr. s n H. s Gr) 300
For DaHsn J. isS !. M ss $50 s.35 saiSoop
81, t%' IS. sis1 EG 81 d rs i;ls E- ' Hr
For GTssnEeh and intermediate stations 1891 m AIS 3:is
sunday Mail Tran SeuYOk p.
boston, va DON SIf'cc3osssy gc Gl TRAINS
to[ B Bo,oa VI, sPring9sh 3 80; I, n and sp
For Hartford and Springfield Rl5 4'o TO Hartford
For Newport R. L. lilS 1) connecting with
River Railroad M IBIS p Montreal
FOR Hartford Providence F,hEl Railroad m l2:lspm
For SHORE Line hssi to Norwich and PrOydeneei 2l5
Yor EsvniTs1 and northampton Railroad 800 m to
YcI Hos"toae Railroad . N. and pm.
For s,oE,,Ges s,ro o. % m ani H. 20 w,tsr6H
rot RAILROAD m; l2'ls 400 aad $50 p
ia, AZ. s % T. Line DIANE JANIS s R Cox the
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROMF FOOT of
~ CoRTLAsDT sTPeI wRsT PHILADELPHIA 1880 $50
no. w. For Ta5sE S c .S
The WEST Va BslT9Es SO m ; go I'D $40 I For TE
v. Pssas R1av' .D M AID 81 sysy Palace
burgb Cncnns and Chicago change silver P,e. ear. Ar.
.aths The 2 d.y All run through TO p'.5GIsh Cssaas
SGsSSs fxs sS Rf Fai's P
Pittsburgh Chicago Columhas Cincinnati Infanap
without The
Pullman Cars aud splendid Passenger Coaches through
Jase is 1910 Wv. JACKSON, General sup.hnenden.
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ and aher MONDAY MAY q 1870 Express rfsn will
leave depot II nth st. and Foshre as follows
1889 a NJ kutlsnd Express
3:4S D m Montreal Efprest -.
VI sleeping c"''A" On 'sA C. BucKaouT sapsst,aisnI
NEWARK AND NEW YORK RAILROAD
DEPOT ~ NEwl0Rk foot Of absny f. So,'s s ksI
LEAyR SEW-YORK FOR BERGkNAVk AND hEWARK-A
Coz 6:1 i:l0 7f 1905. $780, 300 9t9 II 10 m IL nj 100
100 400 9.g 400 $50 500 $3.50, Go" $50 1900 7'O, 800
LEAVE SFwSoRK FOR WEST BERGEx-At 500, 7;iO $50
Il:lO. N. $40 40 o. 6:IO 7:4J 800 1913 p.
Il. T. RICkER, superrssnienL
a II. y. BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger Agent
- pOAD of LONG ISLAND
SUMMER ARKANCra....
Commencing hOsDAY, Aay ~, 1870, rou gooss, .f Ii
Nnad
ga n Mail and Accommodation to P,tsnoru,
10 "a. m, Babylon Accom- oiat0n, a-d al St..nra
II RockAEay EKcua9p ILf t'-ir si be pat a. Ina A.
Fire Place. Sonti Hav.l ~ ~ bsus
$50 m, Accom- notation ta PstchO.ue.
$3.50 ~ NJ. Accommodates for lsl y aHl Al st,toB.
6O Accommodate log hsricL stall. o. on sos,,,
through o bsbylon. | ''"u's
ca. aai $50 Express connects uiu boat At R.,t .,
FIR Island "a9 "a Tor
All trains eonne At Valley stam Tor Rooktway e,ent til
from md the hom lslp '"' '~ P "a
rompsB erected bull 1tgs IN . ..
ref the hsaen Tor
T.rset. 10 nd FROM th- 1-srh one Diiar
For luther particulars tssl4rge Time Ta,ss
= !" DOUGLAS. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

II We desire TO recommend to our customers the
First Mortgasc Bonds of the Central Railroad OF
Iowa. as thoroughly safe well profitable invest
ment. Pamphlets with full information furnished
on application
JAY COOKE X Co.
Cor Wall and NaSsau-sts., N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

Erie is steady at 22t and Boston, Hartford and Erie
g. The rtimors Of and the marching OF troops DO
not affect these stocks in market The stock closed
with better feeling and with better prices than AT tho
Second Board aided by the decline In gold.
Reports this afternoon from London state that our
bonds are quoted at 20, and money market tight
Thcfoowiuq are the Government quotations OF MessrS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

~ For the safe and advantageous investment Of
July interest and dividends the CONNECTICUT AIR
LINE BONDS present unusually attractive features
which will commend them TO all classes Of investors
The road is completed to MiddetOwn. The re-
naming unfinished portion is more than half done.
Full particulars furnished by
HATCH Il FoOTE, No IL Wallst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
Aud the following for RaiIroad

The following shows the result of todays business az
the sub Treasury in this city:
Gold receipts &52420l o. Currency payments $65 IL
Gold PAYMENTS see S OF Currency balance. II Ss 80 CO
receipts. 69.2o 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
Stocks. DC.
90 q. - rnI 100 Il. VI ~ 4 LII NJ
200 Chicaan A PICK
NATIoNAI STOCK EXCHANGE.

NATIONAL STOCK EACHANGE, ,,, o.,
300 West In 3l $40 Pacific MALI St LDl IN ~ n W 81
3I 200............ ~ ZOV III ~ " VI %
100 la 70 s S.. 92 80 Ohio Z Miss. 1891
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS-flRsI BOAkD'
100 Quartz hll ~ 1VV onN'n n Asi''' w
100 Con Gre,...... 30 lOO............ 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
WEDNESDAY, July 2O-P. NJ.
For the 81 100000 OF gold offered for sale by

tie Government today, thefe were Dds aue TOT s0OV
esoIl.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
PEOPLE" LINE STEAMBOATS,

The steamer, DREW r Holm cont leave their pier
North River south sile o" Canast at o'clock p m ahl
excepted always eonr Albany With trans OF he M r.
North West Az t Ie. 70 baggage CHECKED 70 AZ gn
at the oAc Su the wharf DOid, Express ohe+ -
and No The on steamboat ne sonheosf
vita SUNDAY IN. Saratogs and sharon from iifnv
mised nima,ng the elanke " '"' ' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

NJ Rollo1I-EF,s
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-04-13
An Inquisitive Traveller.

1 left New York for Albany in no
very pleasant mood. Getting up for
an early train is neither customarynor
agreeable with me; the coffee IVES mud
dy and the toast a~bnminable. Il got
in a muss with a hackman about my
fare to the depot, my finger vas jam
med i'll the car door, and a fat man
stepped OH my toe as he novel by my
seat. My face l knew looked forbid
ding, and, though the car was full,
the seat beside me was not taken
We had gone past one or two stations
when Il tall, broad 4sho,tldered, farmer
10 liking fellow got into the car, and
without a ''By your leave" Or SIS
this seat engaged" down he sat bv
me. L gave him a severe look that
ought to have annihilated him, but it
DIDN'T. Then I looked out of the win
dow, and the car moved on. By and
by my attention was attracted by a
gentle touch.
pleasant day"
1 gave him to understand, in a
curt way, that I didn't care if it WAS.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-04-13
PROBATE Notices.

The following Executors, Admins
traitors and Guardians have filed In
tie PROBATE Court oil Ashland County
OHio, their Partial and final Accounts
for settlement, viz
Partial account of George W. Wal
ter Executor OF George Walter de-
ceased.
Partial account of John II. Baum,
Administrators Of Henry Baum de
ceased.
Final account of Martin L. Mason,
Administrator oil K. N. Hershey, de-
ceased.
Fiual account D: John Aschleman.
Administrators OF Abraham Stuu.!er,
deceased.
Final account OF P. Q S%toner, Is
guardian ot Lawrence 3. Donovan.
Partial account OF Martin Lutz,
us guardian OF Mark l.. L. Wilson.
Partial account Of Martin Lutz, as
guardian o. the heirs of Alexander
Mcliiravy, deceased.
Final account of james B. Smith
Administrator of Samuel Welty, de-
ceased.
Final account of James B. Smith,
Executor OF John Vangiider, deceas
ed.
And the same will be for hearing
on the 2nd day OF May, y. D. 1870,
ut IO o'clock A, Nj.
d. w. WHITMORE,
Probate Judge.
,o2o Our
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-04-13

After a while he reached his long neck
out by me and said. -yawningly:
Looks rs eff we should hev some
rain soon.'
L let the remark pass without reply,
determined hat he should not draw
me BUT. After some miles he again
spoke:
"Killed a hog last night
"NVell what's that to me?" I said
sharply.
Guess how much it weighed"
"Oh, don't bother me-six hundred
pounds"
"Guess again." after 4 pause.
"VVell, say n hundred pounds -
The challenge TO guess had Il trihe of
interest in it, but in q moment, asham-
ed of having shown any at all, 1
thrust my head out Of the window,
awaiting my sturdy associates adj
vances. He made none, and, after 10
or 10 minutes, | looked round. He
was staring out of the window, appar-
emily lost in reflection.
How much did your cussed hog
weigh, anyhow" 1 asked, as surly as
[ could
His face didn't change a muscle,
though I thought his eye looked 4 trifie
mischievous, as he replied:
"Don't know; didn't weigh him."
Fortunately FOR my peace OF mind,
he got oat at Rhineclitf station.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-04-13
Chicken on the Brain.

Near Erie t. ere lives a colored per-
: II 10y the name of james Stewart,
whom the community by common con
sent have dubbed Com. Stewart. He
is i; talented but eccentric ind vidual,
and has n weakness Tor chickens On
one occasion, being found neal a poul-
try yar'i under suspicious circumstan
cc<, he was Intercepted rather sharp
iy i,y the owner Of the premises as
follows:
"Well, Jim, what arc you doing
here
Oh, muffin, muffin; jess walking
roun"
What do you want with my chick
ens?'
Muffin at all. 1 was only lookin' at
I'm, dry look so nice"
This answer was both conciliatorv
and conclusive, and would have been
satisfactory had it not been for Jim'S
hat. This was Il rather soft felt, IL
cool deal too large for its wearer's
heal, and it seemed TO have a motion
entirely unusual III hats and mani est
" due to some remarkable cause 1t
seemed TO contract and expand and
moved o. itself, and ciearl. without
Jim's solition. So the next Inqu ~
was:
What is the matter with your
hat?"
"Mv hat? dat's an ole hat. Is fond
of dat hat
.sYelI, take it of AMI let's look at
it"
Take off dis hat! No sab. I'd
kctch cold in my head, sartin. AL
ways keep my hat on when I'm out of
doors"
And with thit Jim was about beat
ing Il ha.tr retreat, when, at his first
step d low, "kiuck, kIuck. kluck,' was
heard, coming only too clearly from
the region o. his head gear. This was
fatal, and Jim was stopped and forcSl
t, remove his hat, When a plump, hall
crown chicken jumped out and ran
hastily away. The air with which the
cuiprit 2azed after it was Il study for
u FAINTER; it expressed t. perfection
wonder and perplexity blended, blu,
not 4 race of guilt Slowly he spoke.
Is though explaining the matter to
himself, and accounting for so remark
a lie an incident.
"Wells if dat amt de funniest ting
! cbi,er did see. Why dat dar chick
ell must have clum up de leg of my
pantaloons."
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-04-13
no39-3w

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be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it wi cost them
nothing, and may prove n blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address Rev. Edward A. Wilson,
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