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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


For salaries Of two supcrintendents OF
life-saving stations on the coast OF Long
island and New Jersey, at one thousand
FIVE hundred dollars each, three thousand
dollars; and for one superintendent on the
coast Of Cane Cod and Of Block Island,
Rhode Island one thousand dollars.
For tfty-iour keepers Ut stations, at two
hundred dollars each, ten thousand eight
hundred dollars.
For paw OF crews of experienced sur-men
at such stations and for such periods as the
Secretary Of the Treasury may deem nee,
essary aud proper, seventT-nine Thousand
Ave hundred and twenty dollars.
For cOlnpcnsation Of seventeen keepers OF
stations, at two hundred dollars each. three
thousand four hundred dollars.
For contingencies OF life-saVing stations
on the coast Of the United states, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For +he establishment Of life-saying sta
Sions on the coast Of Cape God and Of Block
bsland, Rhode Island, fifty thousand dollars;
provided, that all life-saying stations here
after erected shall be erected under the sU-
Nervision Of two captains OF the revenue
aervice. to he designated by the Secretary
of the Treasury, and to- be under Ills OlreC-
a5OD.
REvESUE COTTON SERVICE.
%hirty-four captains, one hundred and
Sne lieutenants, and sixty three engineers
anu PlOtS employed, tuFtC huhaItA anu
sixty one thousand three hundred dollars.
Scr rations for officers: yhirty-tour cap
Gains, one hundred and one lieutenants,
sixtv-three engineers and pilots, twenty-five
ehonsand five hundred and eighty-three
dollars and forty cents.
Eor pav of crews: Nine hundred and
eortv-tw0 petty officers, seamen, cooks,
stewards boys, coal-passers, and tremen.
2wo hundred and eighty-four thousand two
hundred and nnety-two dollars:
Ror rati0ns Tor crews: Nine hundred afid
eoEIy 1%o pe1tS o.sgns' s0"e er go"7
S1e"'''i9, 9oSI' ~ 60 ,satf
49,, lra1 o., ~ rar;ons ~
io1,,Iir,r 1iannr anr;ra
Rent one hundred and seventeen thousand
eve hundred and TWENTY-FIVE collars and
gortJ-eight cents.
@.or fuel toS thirty,siE vessels repairs and
@nrtits for same, ship chandieFT and en-
glneers' stores i9r same, travelling expenses
OF obcers travelling On duty under orders
grom tAe treasury Rel 1.r comma
SncludnE WharlaEe, towase, 1oeEkage,,
seiGi aIEg5SS SHys I az" % ,'tln
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
GENERAL NATURE-N0. l33 ]

An act making appropriations for sundry
civil expenses OF the government for the
fiscal year ending June tLir,ieth, eight
cen hundred and seyeHty-three, and for
other purposes.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
following sums be, and tile same are here
by, appropriated, for the objects hereinafter
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
three viz.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

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FOR paving, grazing ana 1ehclhg tLe ap-
PtoacHee 20 ,q6 oUlIolnS Ior d c9s u s'90
~ haehlas. MAINE Two tnod6"na uolLal 80
FOR "Qntlnnahon OF the censtr8 ,t n OF
tnS ou3ldlnS 'oE 4 cNstolilllou7e a. Ne" ~
todHS' A"o"ls'aA"0 "A"e0 00A'Lie"' "llo'1"I1''
ooliafS. ..
cor c0nSlnuaI1oN OF {he Soi les5ol "
tn6 ''t'iio4HS ~ az i .,9
az I'hahia' ">eoE'Hi'',o %" i""HEe'" 'l"
'.otjaEs' ....., 80
or con = we A'7lsto1 - 'ite
| gulLalng .2r courthouse at-o pos5onlG3 't1
b3,tli'oFe' MAJ :ahN' ny 'H"os%Is.
FGf S@Hs sfi2n O. >, me o1s.'"t Is %
tne oNlLdLn4 lyf me DegaLIhj1eh' "a e.a5e,
(; Washington, Dls1rtc: - Coi4mola' "Ishs
aQndred Thousand dollars: Eor t6e east
wing O the StaIe' " a. aLN ~ !, e'''.o'
h!GhsS' .Vui 44i''L"S" V''oes"Il'A "Glis'" > ~
EloeG' 'Aat "a. "FpF% .E''LoAs loI 'Cl'lt.
r!4lll2s "1'es sL.7 AE'sqIs AJel'@! !lt'is
shal" hereafter oe "E'ii'oIe 'lAlilis.tLaIsIS
upon the approval % lie "cIs containing
s"GH "ppEo.I1'-
lo commence t4e erection of 2 p1ii''!hg
81 Clhctnnttl' ono TOT the ACCOMMODATION
OF :he nlt"0 States courts cusc'in"ouss'
Inlle@ 'ses depository. posIoL5f'5: III .f,
nal revenue anu pension "incGS' anu 1oE tnc
20 .' a. e e. ~ 49,,
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"LA 'HS' :'Lo~s1l.yA $3.50 g. ,,,e,5
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1917 ~ ~ ,,t 49,, IL
l,ol4C "+4s az; fndrad .Lonsn6 dol
f@ra. ,nd tho sums barnhy annronratel far
IlS' ''-- TUG suns r. III
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F q @ w.. o 20 ,,ro o.
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80 10 Is,7i "a 1 $780,,
! IL -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

eighteen hundred and seventy -t%o, seven
hundred dollars.
Arizona Terri tory, fuel books. stationery,
and otheg incidental expenses, eve 1hou,
sand five hundred dollars: and Ter Clerks
ia his Office, one thousand d0liars
For rent of office Of the Assistant Treas
urer Of the United States al u. Louis, Mis-
souri,, ,hree thousand i've hundred dollars.
SURVEYING THE PUBLIC I.sNDs.
Cor surveying the public lands in 2-o1:s:-
ana, At rates not exceeding tels collars per
linear fuile for township and eight dollars
forsection lines, eighteen thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands IL F-9f1da.
at rates not exceeding Ten dollars ;1eG l1ea1
!uiIe for standard, seven dollars t0r ""Vl.-
ship and six dollar. for section lSn.s. eyre
teen thousand dollars
For surveying the public lands II Mime
sofa. at rates not exceeding tourteelo dollars
per linear miles for standard .lneo. twelve
dollars for township, and zen do-:rs i9E
seztion lines. seventy-!iva Thousand e,t.-@fs.
Sex surveying che public lands i. S's,sao"s
Territory. at rates not eIce"dlns zen '.g!-
lars per linear 9uile fox standard ilatss.
seven dollars for township. an,! six 5olstss
for section lines. sixty thousand 'tUiIars.
For surveying rhe public Lands ii Mon
tara Territory. at rates 00s exceeding fl
I7SH 'tN11"'S ~ "
4tHT9' ~ W.
lars.
For surveying the public fani. il: Ne.
braska. at rates not exceeding Twelve dol.
lars per linear mile for standar'. lines. nine
dollars for township, and SIX dollars :uy seco
ton lines. sixty thousand dollars,
Fol surveying I1e PS'ollS anus II - '<'S'
az Eate7 not eAceeQl4S zen oolld1s i'e' i.f'es'.
nllle Ioc stanoaf" LIes' seven 'l"--a-e iof
township. and SIX q0iiars 1oS se@c.OS a.!1eso
seventy thousand CoIISFs:
For survey ing the Qh1Ll" .anlas IA loo"
fado territory al RACES Aos eEet"'siNS NJ
teen collars per Hnear iDie 'cS sSaI'tai'a
!ines, WE'VE aoIIafS Tor to"nsl1i'' it'l's ~
dollars toT section lines. ttty t1"1S22'. so0o>
lars
hor surveying the pNoilc .aitts u itts'tl"
4erTiCoTT' az rates HOT "Scee"5hs Hls"ea
dollars per llneaf hlIe Tor stan.laIt. NlRS.
twelve dollars Tor township. ana t@sl 's@.'
lars Tor section AAess tAlsfE thousand '.o1-
Jars
foF surveying the p"oAc anus u ~"
Mexico Iefrltofy, at rates hot sGc7@sii1
fifteen dollars per linear mtLe tor standard
lines, twelve dollars tor toWns.lp., an" lei:
Q9i!aF8 ZOE section AheS: twenty CAvt1sahs
dollars
For surveying the Pu3Ac .ah4s !" AL
iona 4eTHtory, at rates n9t "'cee01hg III,
teen dollaf6 per linear mile a9F st"LttaI"
INES, twelve dollars soE township. @'14 zen
dollars 1oT section !l1ess f!te5L thousand
dollars.
foP survey ing the Poe!1c laH'-s n Ea.i'
lorna, at rates nos exceeding l!te":! cellars
per linear mile Tor stanCaEo !Hes. fourteen
dollars tor township, an" Twelve ttnii'rs 10?
section llnes. SIXTY thoUsaA'' "9lidrs: pro
Floeq' thSV We commissioners o. Tue ten
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

Patents to keep on hand for sale conies 81 ~
| all specifications and drawings Of PATENTS
| ten thousand dollars.
| That forty thousand dollars Of the annro-
| griation for fthographing, engraving, ana
so forth, for the public printing during the
fiscal year ene ne June thiItteIh, eighteen
| hundred and slventy-three. be- and tho
I same are hereby, transferred to the appro-
t;r5'oo,a,,7;r,e I,rn+ntr ana ,r,o r. --o ~ "
drawings Of patents authorized lev ia
isint resolution approved January eleventh
eighteep hundred and seventy -0ne, p1t;rI5,l
..Joiny resolution providing fer puh1ishin-s
qualifications and drawings 81 ps+ss19
CtI5ce.''
arYp0q0rrqaS q0I5CY.
FoS saiaS.es s1IS ogheI necessary eE2e"t-
S"s OF the metropolitan police Iof the Disc
tt2cS sL So-GLno 3a, TWO h&b0Esd and sem
rhQUs2n't e!@4E A9nQ5e" ana 'lnety dollars.
provides, ShaS a IQTther 'um' amounting 10
cree a'lts LOU "osia'S, SAail 1e palla g
E}5lIay SH'' -, :1eitseS % It"e si0 metropolis
Tan police Sorco hg' che sttle' Of Washington
:'ntS e'eof@esea%ls. aht' Sle county OF " ASA
'ngt0n' beyond me h;nlSs 81 SAID cities, Is
Che DiStE4ct % c2',.iI'l' n me pfopQEt}9S
CORES RoA0lhs - IA" 3!0'S'"@. OF rHEa1-s
"tii"tteo se0"I@Ii sati !3'e&lncfSi ana ne
pro9e: "Hth@fltles o. (he Ilslllet OF elo-Am~
:ls' az" Mccoy a"sHoa!zFt0 ana required g
~ Sna ~, csf91rN, ,vf1r! Anil he sTeaaIIys
.lann:si.p! once. j., .sscG7 yv.y. a. sncf a9Ta..
lions ar. made. t. he anDrgnIiatc9 ans az.
pended Tor said purpose only for the .a.o
vice OF the fiscal scar ending June thislleth.
eighteen hundred and styeStY-thrce.
-.-.....-...- ....-....- -. .,.......
80. '-l.'''h1'' 'iosl'1.''' "ot' ARE lNs->-,1 .
Scr the support. clothing, :Hedica ana
moral t:catHh o. tho insane % The ae-a3
and navy. :eCe"1e cutter and volunteer se.~
''!ceo who may have become insane EtEl8
helS entTr mo the $e:! ice OF the Cn&C~s5
states and OF The lndigGu' insane OF s20
District Of Gou'u hia, ~ the Governments
Hospital fog The Insane. including tive hum
stred .l0lIars for books, stationery and iG2i'
dental expenses. one hundred and twenty
five thousand dollars
Fer Ghe erection, furnishing and fitting
ND Of an extension OF Nng hospital sufficient
70 accommodate tiEtv-four patients OF cho
excited class, thirty-saSeu thousand eight
LuuGrel dollars
Eur purchasing and setting four heating
boilers. .iS thousand dollars
For the purchase by the Secretary Of ths
interior fo9 the AGRICULTURAL and economical
uses of the hospital. twenty nine and forty
onp-hundredfhs acres Of land and its ap-
qurtenances. including cost Of survey, *
animation Of title and conveyance TO no
United States ten thousand dollars,
-.--- H..
|'''l'il'AA 40 - 1.S-' >l-- 49,
-7o, .H.. s,,,,,,or+ If the institution fn,7.7I-
;nor salaries ana Incidental expensae the
maintenuuce Of the beuefcialies OF the
United States, and five hundred dollars tor
books and illustrative apparatus, fQrty-eight
thousand dollars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
G..E 1VY1C,".

70 G"o:.de :9r sae plates % IN e'.s..a.
cazet." % Tie Pa:en. cItice ab=er.ao. ~
Ii" drawings OF patents issued. FORE .l,,r.
sand dollars. 20 he expended gnde. ehe dj.
;e::-9n % tae ColHinlssio1eg Of Patents.
q ~::.c.e1cy 30 Gs@:.Gge.: Sas4, caused
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
O F ca A LIE

lave Of fhs Emitted states Passed az the
second session .: che Forty'&iEss
The Van Buren press., 1872-11-26
Budget Of SciSSorings.

PoRpUNK NALLEY lloTKL - BI Laws
AND KoNsrlrrrloS.--H will be served
up at this hotel times day, a. the
peundin ov the gong.
Hash made out of heels pluck and
shteps liver will be charged extra
Emmy man ksught sticking up his nose
at'our hash will have his nose lowered
suddenly,
Hash is the fast law of natur and this
hotel will stick to tae law, or bust on na
tur.
Korn beef hash, with cold sausage in
it. for Sunda dihner.
Hash made Yesterday ana warmed mp
for to day, counts the sans as nu hash
Bride parties served up with hot OF
I'D hash, on 1--WE mnits warnn.
No poundcakes or other foolshness
lowed in this hotel.
III this hotel understands what she
Knows, and she thinks rs likely as not
she does, her hash kant be outmixcd by
any other konssrn.
Hash served up on the jump at hours
between regular hash.
dollars reward to any man or woman
rho::ean find emmy shingle males or shoe
strings in our hash that don't sbelong
thty'.
We invite the hash publick toIexamino
our MKT food, for we mean to make our
goods the hurrah and consolation Of the
world.
JEREMIAH BANGS, & SoN,
Propretors.
The Van Buren press., 1872-11-26
Rolls.

A boil ia generally very small at first
and a fellow hardly notices it, but in a
few days it gets to be the biggest o. the
two, and the ch.psthat has it is of very
little account in comparison with his
boil, which Z" has him Boils appear
mysteriously upon various portions Of
the human body, coming when and whe c
they "darn please, and often in very
inconyenient places. Sometimes soil
tary boil is the sum total ofthe aaliction,
but frequently there is a "rubishin lot
Of EN-" to help the first one. II a boil
comes anywhere on apsrson, that person
always wishes it had come somewhere
else, although it would puzzle him to tell
just exactly where.
Some persons call them " dam boils, y
but such persons are addicted TO profan.
ity, tho proper name being boil. If n
chap has boil he generally has good
deal Of sympathy from others" in -
horn. " Whoever asks him what ails
him laughs at him for his pains to an.
swer while many unfeelng persons make
game Of his misfo tuae, or toil, 1t is
very wicked to make fun of persons with
hoils; they cannot holp it, and often feel
very bad about it. Physicians don give
boil patients very much satisfaction as a
general thing, although young physicians
just beginning to practice are fond OF
trying their lances on them
Boils are said to bc 4" healthy, and.
Judging from the way they take hold and
hang on and ache and bum and grow and
raise Cain generally, there is no doubt
they are healthy and have strong copsti
tutons.
They are peneraly very lively and
playr,A at night, and it is very funny to
see chap with good large one, pros
pectnr around his couch for a place
who're his boil will ft in without hurt.
ing Boils tend to purify the blood
strengthen the system, calm the nerves,
restrain the profanity, tranQuilizo tho
spirits improve the temper and beautify
the appearance.
They are good shings for married men
who spend their evenings from home, as
they give them an opportunity to rest
their night keys. and get acquainted with
their families. 1t is said that boils save
" iit OF sickness, " but If the sickness is
not the best to have, i. must be an all
fred mean thing. 1t is also said that =
person is better after having them Many
distinguished persons have enjoyed these
harbingors of good health. Job took
the premium at the county fair for hav.
ing more achers under cultivation than
any other rorshn SbaEasnaara had
them, and meant boils when he said, 'One
woe doth tread upon another's heels, so
fast they follow "
The Van Buren press., 1872-11-26

HE CouLps' TJr.IxK WISE.-That was
noble youth " 40, on being urged 40
rake VINE at th table Of u famous state
ii"n, IN Wasir r2ton, had the moral cour
age to refuse de was poor young mar,
Just besinni x the struggle of life He
o,o"snt ,e' 'rs to the great statesman,
"ho r'nu' Y invited him homo to dinner.
>, Not' AXE glass of wine I" said the
S'oAss' atesmsn, in wonder and surpr
Nv one single glass Of wine! ech-
o.d 4e'stalesman beautiful and fascin
a'nf ..wfe, as she arose, glass in hand,
"as with grace that would have charm
20 an snchorte, endeavored toGpress it
pon him.
ono, said the heroic youth rcsolusc-
ly. gentle repelling the profared glass.
What picture Of moral grandeur was
that poor, friendcss youth refusing
wine at the table OF a wealthy and famous
statesman, even though offered by the
fair hands of a beautiful lady.
"No, said the noble young man, and
his.voico trembled little and his cheek
flashed. 81 never drink wine, but
(here be Strengthened himself up and his
words grew llrmer) If you've got a 1t
tie good old rye whisky don't miat
trying spifter, "
The Van Buren press., 1872-11-26

The FIrru CALF "A good story
is told ofa couple of farmers who lived
tow milas apart One day one called
on the other, happening at dinner The
person called upon, by the way, WAS =
penurious old fellow. He was seated at
the table enjoying his meal The visitor
drew to the stove, looking very wistfuly
at the table, expecting the farmer to ask
him to dino The old farmer kept on
eating: whats the news up your ray,
neighborf' (still eating mo news,
Oh ?''
"No. l believe not. +" presently an
idea struck the visitor. )-"Well, yes,
friend, did hear of one item Of news
that was worth something
VIA. what is that p
"Ncighbor Jones has COW that has
fivo calves. "
" IL that so? What does the fifth
calf do whom the others are sucking ?"
why he stands and looks on, just as
/ do, like fool. "
Mary, put on another plate. 4"
The Van Buren press., 1872-11-26
Manhood How Lost, How Restored

JUST published, n now edition Of DR.. Cui,FI-
WILL CgiEBRATEp ESSAY on the radical with
out medeinel Of SPFRNAToBRHHHA, or Seminal
Weakness, lnyoluntary Seminal Losses, IMPorEYcY
Mental and Physical lncapacity, lmpedimonts to
Marriage, etc; also, CONSUMPTION. EPUEPSY, and
Frs induced by self indulgence or sexual sxtraya-
gance,
gs- Price. in seated envelope. only cents
The celebrated author. in this admirable essay
clearly demonstTates from thirty years 'uccessfu
practice, that the alarming consequences of self
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
psc OF internal medicine or the application of the
knife; pointing out mode Of cure at once sirple
certain, and eiicctual By means which every suf
tSrer, no mntter what his condition may be- may
cure himself chcaply, privately and rGdicahv' mug
ne This Lecture should be in tho hands Of every
youth and cyery man in the land
Sont, under seal, In plain cnyolopoe 10 anv nd
dress, postpaid receipt of Xix cents or two DOS
stamps, W. r'
q. Also DR.. Culvorwoll's Marriage Guide. " pric
p cents ~"
Address the Publishers.
CliAS. $. c. KLINE 4 CO.,
LIT Bowery, New York Il. o. box 4,JS6.
oct 81, lily.
The Van Buren press., 1872-11-26

CF Not long since snms students
were serenading certain boarding.
school in New haven, when, after one Of
the songs, seeing some heads out at the
windows. they paused to hear the com
ments of the fair ones. Ia low tones
they heard: " "Arrahr " but don't they
sing swately, Maggie ?"
The Van Buren press., 1872-11-26

TfS- An acorn suspended by piece
OF tAread within half an inch Of the sur
face Of water in n hyacnth glass, will, in
few months. burst and throw n root
down into tho water, and shoot upward
its straight and tapering stem with beau.
tiful little green leaves. A young oak
tree, growing in this way on the mantcl-
shelf Of room, is very elegant and in.
teresting Object
The Van Buren press., 1872-11-26

Ey Little Willic's eyes hold the
Brightness and his memory the pleasures .
summer he has been very much interest
ed helping his grandmother to raise
chickens The othar day he wanted =
e.-srtsin pony. "Wait." " hs WAS told
w till your grandpa can raise you one. :"
"Thats too long replied Willie
"grandpa hasn't even set the old mare
vet "
The Van Buren press., 1872-11-26
ChHSONJ'S S'TABLg.
Van E3uFen City
SALE, FEED AND LIVERY STABLE,
LIN the rear of Bostick g. Cos.

TNlE undersigned takes this opportunity
i TO announce to the citizens OF Van Bu-
ren and vicinity, and the travelling public
generally. that he is now prepared to fully
supply the great need Of n first class LIVE
RI STABLE at his establishment first door
in rear OF BoStck q Co.'S.
Carriages and iuggles, new and commodi-
Gus, with fine double or single teams, on hire
by the day or journey at reasonable prices.
A fine stock Of Saddle Horses constantly
on hand.
DRAflNG.-Spccial attention given to
tie hauling of goods to and from the boats,
and draying of all kinds,
sT- We are adding new Stock and Carri-
ages and shall spare no pains to give satsiac-
tion in quality and price.
Terms cash and rates reasonable.
A. II. CARSON.
Van Buren,, May 40
The Van Buren press., 1872-11-26

just Received
NS BAGS Prime Rio Coffee.
~ l5 Barrels Sugar House Mplascs,
10 halt-bbls. :"
90 kegs
20 kegs Horse and Mule Shoes,
80 kegs Absorbed Nails.
. bbls. Lubricatng Oil.
90 kegs Eng, Soda--Dre Importation
30 bags Cotton Yarn.
80 caddieS Virginia Tobacco.
A large lot of School Books Of all kinds.
tc be sold VERY LOW 20 the Trade or at Re-
tail, by
NJ. LYNCH.
The Van Buren press., 1872-11-26

Eg Minnie (aged six, to boarded para
VIII, has just returned after five years
residence in the Australian bush )--"
don't Ike you. You are too rough; and
am sorry you ever married into our
family.
The Van Buren press., 1872-11-26
@ An Irishman called on a

kE An Irishman called on a lady and
gentleman, in whose employ he was. for
the purpose OF getting some tea and to-
bacco. had drame last night, yer
honor, said he to the gentleman
what is 1t, Patf Why, ! drained
that yer honor made mo a present of q
pound of tobacky, and her ladyship
thsre-heavcn bless her--gsve me some
tay FOR the good wife " "Ah, Pat,
dreams go by the conuaries, you know"
said the gentleman. Faith, and they
may that, said Pat, $50 her laiyship
is to gIrs the tobacj.y aud his honor the
tay.
The Van Buren press., 1872-11-26

EF A bald headed friend, Of q heavy
phlegmatc temperament, was accosted
on the street by waggish acquaintance
with the inquiry, "Tom, why is your
head like Alaska TOO much for me
Zach--I give it up Because it is is
Which bear place.
The Van Buren press., 1872-11-26
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ED- A boy, whose general appearance
betokensd the wan, Of a fathers care.
being asked wha, his father followed FOR
4 living. replied He is Methodist
by trade, but he don't work at it any
more. :"
The Van Buren press., 1872-11-26

ET"O, please, miss, will you give us
two '.'psnniss for penny and gi' me
drink o water, an tell us the riahttime? !?
An father wants pipe; and lend moth
or yesterdays Tier.