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appointed:
HORSES
l. W. Lyman, W. l. Starkweather,
5 P Reynolds, A. B. Crowell,
John Havens, of Hector
CATTLE
j. II. Lyman. johnson Chase,
VIM. Il. Greenman. F. A. Nelson,
Abram Bennett, r. l. Nichols,
Asa F. Raymond.
SHEEP
Lyman Nelson, W. H. Hydorn,
G. W. G. Judd, Peter Beatman.
B. L. Grover.
SHINE &c.
Nelson Clark, John Mahan,
Julius Neefc, Jacob Peet,
William Smith
POULTRY
joseph Stoneham, J. II kilbourne,
Thomas CculSton, James o. Nelson,
Sylyanus Jones, Henry Harris.
BUTTER and CHEESE
j. W. Stevens, Mrs. Tm. Ayres,
Joel l. Raymond, Henry Nelson,
Norman Chapman, Joseph Mann,
Mrs Prudence Boyington.
DAIRT and GRAZING FARMS.
Israel Dodge, Chas. Monroe,
Joseph L. Nelson, Jacob Harrington,
A. w. Andrews.
FLOWING MATCH
Daniel Clark, Sr., Alfred Ayrcs,
i. " itossnian. Seneca PomeIoy
James Eees.
GRIN, Hi J ami ROOTS
B.@F. Lyman. Samuel Vinegar.
George II. Smith, Leroy Lyman,
William Perkins, Ira Hasldns,
Lyman Gown.
GRASS SEEDS
a. L. Harvey, William Snyder
J. H. Hegeie, Z !. Wagner,
- v, Jones,
GARDEN VEGETABLES
Benjamin Kennels, Cyrcnus : Jones,
Henry Yc"tzer, Charles Meine, NJ D.,
?. Budiuk
SUGAR and HONEY
Edwin Iyuan, o. T. Ellison. NJ. D., -
Edward D5dd, Henderson Corsaw,
A. ". Iathrop.
ORCHARD and GARDEN FIR UTTS
JAS A X Greenman, Edgar Peet
Isaac ". Rounds, Alvah Carpenter,
Jerome Harvey.
LUMBER.
James /. Barclay, J. f TerwilHser,
William C. Quinhy, =. y Stevens,
Fred Davenport.
HO EBEHOLD lLfNUFUCTCREs &c.
Mrs Isate Benson, Mrs NJ. T. Kent, q.
O. j.. Webb. j. SpaEoTd.
Samuel Thompson. X Y. Hamilton,
Dan Baker, A. 6, Olmsted,
Mrs. George Nelson.
MECHA NIC4L and FARMING ZlfPLI
IIENT.S md MANUFACTURERS. &c.
A. D. Hrl j. l. Peirce.
D. F. GEssnlire. George c. Lewis,
L. W. Lyman.
GENTS DISCRETIONARY
Arch T. Jones. c. 4. DnrneT,
W. H. Mctzger, Seth Lewis,
H j. Olmsted, d. c. Larrabee,
F. w. Knox, j. NJ Spafford.
G. W. SuIlman-
LADIES DLSCRETTONART
Mrs. G. H. Armstrong, Mrs Sobieski Ross,
J. " Allen, ]. 5 Ross,
AIneron Nelson, z o. Rees,
a. Arch F. Jones, W. H. Netzser,
Mrs. D. F. Glassmire.
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9ntal alotites.

We will send the Journal for one year
TO any club of FIVE new subscribers
ON payment of $3.50, and 20 any one
sending $1,000 for ten new subscrib-
ers, one year, we will send one copy
free for same time.
A splendid stock of Paisey shawls
may be found at Simmons Regulate at
prices far below their present market
value.
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N L offer for sale, at par and accrued

M oheF loT sale. AT par and accrued
W interest, the bonds of the School
District of Remove Borough.
These bonds are $4,000 in amount
and mature III 1876, IT and rs: bear in
terest at rate Of eight per cent. per an
mum, payable seni-annually. Interest
and principal payable in New York or
at our Banking House.
R. B. CALDWELL 4 co.
REMOVE IA, JuIy 3, 1871 Bankers
Better than Gold.-A certain amount
OF greenbacks, national or fractional
currency invested with c. H. Simmons.
the Regulator man for dry goods, gro
ceries, boots and shoes.
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An Act OF CrueIfy.-Chapped hands and
face are the most serious annOyances that farm
ers and people who labor much out Of doors ex-
perience from exposures Exposed persons es-
pecially children. repeatedly suffer intensely from
great cracks in the hands that often bleed. Il is
cruel to allow ones self or OoerS TO suffer in this
WAY when the means Of positive prevention are
so easy TO be had, and so cheaply, as to pay ten
cents for cake of Hand SapoliG. Hand Sapollo
is not only better than the costlieSt soap for re-
moving dirt but il prevents chappiGg and renders
the skin soft and plable. Sold everywhere. 50-2
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.1-OTE:-21eser r-0leF Of pGrsa9e are much
cheaper than dsfy other First cI1Ss Line
cIossi1zg kie sdihaHffc.
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Great Reduction OF Passage.

Great Reduction OF Passage.
To FRoH
To or from Queenstown Liverpool, Lon
don, Cardiff, Bristol, Glasgow
or L0ndondeTry... .-.-... $50 S3l
do Hamburg, Antwerp, Havre,
Rotterdam, etC.............-. IS 50
do Bremen, GOttenburT, Chris
tiana, Copenhagen, Mannheim,
Stavanger, Droltheim, Paris
etc .......-... IS 40
Children under Twelve Years. Half-Rate. In
fauts under one Year, Three Dollars.
No Charge for Infants on
Outward Tick
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tStops at Junction, 6.10 TN
sStarts at DO, zoo p. m.
HI. LYMAN. j. q. YEOMANS,
Gen Pass. A1t Superintendent
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Ia the Orphans Court = the
In the matter ef he County Of Potter to Wilhel-
estate Of JcHS HsS- nina Moisa. Chas. 7. Noisa
RI SAcEGAES, late Emma 4 SackmEnn and
Of the township Of three min0rchildren names
Abbott in the e0an- unknownl Of John Otto An
ty Of Potter, deed. drew Sackmann, late Of n
7. city, deceased.
TAKE NOTICE, on the petition of the widow
Of said decedenf. a citation has been granted by
the Orphans Court of Potter County to the ad-
ministrator and heirs-atlaw of JOHN HENRY
SACKaAN, deceased, TO show cause why sale Of
the realeSiaTe Of said decedent should not be or
dered IeTuTnabie on the 10Th day OF September
next before the Judge of said Court at C0uder-
sport at ! O'Clock p m. al which time and place
you may attend if You think proper.
QLMSTED & LARRAREE
2506 4 AtfnS for Petifi1y.erS.
Coudersp0rt. July 3, 1873.
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DOYER WHEEL Co.

DOYER WHEEL co.
IL 3T5 West Third ST., CINCINNATI, o.
Manufacturers Of the celebrated Sarven
Wheel, the Royer Combination and
Old Style Wagons. Also Carriage
and Wagon Woodwork of every de-
scription.
Actual wear and hard usage is the
best test Of the strength and durability
OF a wheel, and they have proved the
Sarven Patent to wear longer than three
or four sets of the best old-style wheels
When about to purchase a buggy. car
riage or wagon. see that your carriage
maker uses our make of the Sarven
wheel. There are SO many inferior pa
tent wheels in the market that it will
be TO your interest to stipulate for the
Saryen-as it Is now conceded to be the
only perfectly reliable wheel in use.
25l2
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At meeting Of the Board of Mana
gers of the Potter Co. Agricultural So
ciety, held July Is, 1S73-Almeron Mel
son, Chairman-the following commit
tees Of Judges for the coming Fair were
appointed:
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Out Side.

At Williamsport not long since a gay
company determined to spend Sunday
in festive manner and on Saturday
night provided keg of lager, which
was deposited in a stable. Next day,
after all had assembled, the keg was
tapped, but while the rest were watch
ing with parched lips to see the fragrant
beverage gurgle forth some malignant
wag of the party conveyed a dose of GRO
ton oil into each one Of the tumblers.
That company took one drink around
and collapsed. The next day they could
be seen on the streets looking pale and
haggard, but they did not call for beer.
Fruit.
Raspberries are plenty, both on the
bushes and in market. The blackberry
crop promises to be large one and from
what we have learned from various parts
OF the county there is every prospect of
a fair crop of apples.
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Great run on well known Institu-
tiOn.-The famous Regulator man, {.
IL. Simmons Nos. ,, 8, and 5, Wells
vile, \. Y. has recently been subjected
to an extraordinary pressure-the pres
sure of crowds Of sufferers that have
been in the habit of buying from small
dealers and paying enormous prices.
Money being scarce, they have seem
/ ingly all made a grand rush to the place
where they get the greatest amount Of
goods for the smallest amount of mon
ey. The popularity Of this establish
ment is boundlesS and will last. for it
/ is built on a solid foundation: one hun
! dred thousand dollars being the corner
stone. This well known establishment
might justly be called a savings bank
/ from the numbers of dollars it has saved
the people for the last ten years. From
lis very infancy high prices have had
to vanish like dew before the morning
sun.
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Shepard, at Simmons Regulators,
says he viii give a laboring man or lady
more goods for the same amount Of mo-
ney than any other man viii in the Uni
ted States.
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Warmers wishing TO purchase Now
! ING MACHINES. viii do wen 10 examine the
New Model Buckeye" and the I'm
| proved Wood 24-46
/ Sold BY W. T. Dixie, Agent. COudersport, Pa
The people come more and more to G.
II. Simmons Regulator stores for dry
goods, clothing, groceries, boots and
shoes and everything that families use.
/ Their stock is large and also well suit
ed to customers as to price. Come one,
I come all without delay and prove the
! truth of what we say.
/ The SINGER is a lock-stitch machine
and makes q beautiful even and uniform
stitch which will not ravel and is alike
! on both sides. 1t hens, braids. cords,
/ tucks, embroiders, Tuffies, fells and. does
/ AL kinds of work on the finest muslin or
/ the heaviest full-cloth.
+ The sickly season is at hand: the great
/ heat makes the system feeble and debil-
itated and unable to withstand the sud
den attacks Of disease. But the regular
/ use Of Rohrer's Wild Cherry Tonic viii
inyigorate the system, brace mp the shat
tered forces and enable each organ to
perform It's proper functions. 1t viii
cure any case of DiarrhPa, Dysentery
or Cholera Morbus in a few hours, aud
to those suffering the horrors of that
/ terrible disease, Dyspepsia, it is inval-
uable. THOMPSON & MANN.
/ 2449-3m Wholesale and Retail agents.
CoCDERsPORT, Pa.
4 Don't forget that c. II. Simmons. the
Merchant Prince Of Welisyille. is yet in
trade larger than ever. and that his
/ twenty-five years experience in this
/ market enables him To give his custom
ers the best goods and latest styles at
4 the lowest living rates. Be sure and
( call and examine his stock. and be con
yinced that a dollar saved is worth two
/ earned.
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WANTED.-Two enterprising men
w to sell Elias Howe Sewing Ma
chimes. Inquire at our Office in Couders-
port. LOYSTER BROS.
244o-tf
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TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
BUFFALO y. Y. 6 PIIILADA. RAILWAY
D COMPANY.-Time Table adopted Mon
DAY. June 80, 1873
NORTHWARD.
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Estranged.

We once we're friends and can 1t DO
The spell is broken now
Else why that GOODNESS on thy lip
That shadow DER thy browP
There was tims when heart met heart
With answering throb and tone
No thrill Of Joy, or pang OF love
Was known 10 one alone.
With voices mingling, We have sung
The strains we loved to hear
lAnd with our arms entwining OIL
Bowed at the shrine OF prayer.
But .though our songs are still the same,
They bear q sadder tone
And at the wanted hour Of prayer,
We seek the shrine alone.
know not whence the shadow came
| saw it not arise;
read It in thy altered tone,
And smile so sadly changed
And ask, in memory Of the past
Why art thou so estranged
FANNIE 81"
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AN INVITATION OF CURRENCY. The 0pin-
ion seems to be gaining ground that in the
event OF Mr.. Boutweils resignation, the
succession In office will fall upon the
shoulders Of the present Assistant Secre-
lary OF the Treasury, MIR. Richardson. The
views Of this gentleman upon the imam
cial question ale pretty generally known,
and there would seem 10 be little doubt
that, should no receive the appointment,
one OF his first act would be the reissue OF
the forty Tour millions Of greenbacks now
held in reserve. In fact the Unauthorized
issue Of the five millions last fall by The
gentleman named is pretty good evidence
that he would be glad 20 embrace Inc frs,
opportunity to flood the country with as
much more OF that sort of circulating me-
dun as he could lay his hand upon.
II is . somewhat remarkable fact that
there is hardly financial paper in the
country, whose Importance entities it 10
any consideration, but that steadily op-
poses any further imitation of the prcsen,
volume Of currency. Though this tact
may have not become known 10 the mass
es ofthe people, it is nevertheless true |;
and certainly, II the opinions Of mon who
make . study Of the great question Of
finance are worth anything, his consist
ent opposition to the known views Of the
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury on
the currency q Iestion should carry weight.
win tho advocates Of Initiation just remem,
Der that every addition made to an al
ready deprecated currency win but low
or the standard Of value, enhance the cost
Of Every article Of consumption and delay
what should be the aim OF the goysrn-
ment, an early return 10 specie basis . .
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PulIman's Palace Sleeping On

Are attached to Accommodation Trains b,h.
Houston and Anstln. ~
Passengers for Waco must take Mail md,
press Train leaving Houston att 80 a. IN.
The above Trains make the following co,,,
tons, viz
Al H.srne with International r. r. dal, a.
DAYS excepte,D North t2 ~ p. m. and AZ ,
South. ut 2 % p. IN. and 10 p. m.
At Waco, with Stages for Peoria, Wooah,
Coyipgto on, Cleburne, Acton, Grluberry W,as
ford and Jacksboro, Tuesdays, ThursssysanIS
days, Mt I % a. m. For romasb on FRIDAYS M,
a. m. For Valley Mills, Clifton, Meridian, Fes
Ireisll, DuitO, Steplrnsville, on Mouiay, |,
Thursdays at 90 a. 10.
Al Mexia, with line of Hacks for Fair6en
Butler, on Sundays aud wednesdays
At Dallas, West, for Weather ford aud Jatsb
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at I 90 al
East, for Tyler and Longyiew, SUNDAYS, Va,
DAYS aud fridaysat ~ d. 10. ffl
For Fort Worth, daily at Z 90 II. m.
Southwest, for Ulcburne, every Mondayai,er
Northwest, for Denton and GainesyIIle n
Wednesday at OQa.n.
| At Mckinney, North with III Paso sag,
| daily, Sundays excepted) for sherman, EelE'
Clty, and Terminus OF the NJ :, X. q T. ratlnel
1 Mt5ly wa NV ibihAsN bthNOH, W Hiss
Cal nesyi'e, Decatur and Jacksboro duy atGll,l
last, (f,i-weekly) tuesdays, Thursdau ,p.L
urdays, for Greeuv!lle, Bsuham, Paris, ClaisS
and Jefferson NJ Wa. m. lN
At Lcdbetter, with daily stage for IaGnx.
At McDadc, with daily Stage Tor Da'trop.
AT Austin, with daily st,ge for san Mares Z
8munCels, san Ahlonio and ri Puso.
Through Raiesand Bills OF Ladiug given
I a.
New York, via NIorgan's Line Of Steamshnt'
weston to New Orleans, and Merchants Limss
ships, New Orleans to New York, shippers toni
ing their own Bills lalng, Ha a4s4l
For rates, apply to Station Agents, or Jras +
Mangum, Northern Agent, sherman, and I'LL
dsz, Western Agent, San Antonio.
j. DURAND, 0ealsE
]. WALDO, G. F.&T.A. t
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Don't Call Me a Liar.

Never tell q man that he is liar I'M
lees you are certain you can lick him, for
as u general rule, when you say that 1t
means fight. :,
| have arrived at this conclusion thro
sad experience. ! know II is not safe 10
ciy the lie to a muscular Christian.
did It once. lam sorry for IL now, as
never grievei for anything else in the
whole course Of my life.
We were standing on tho sidewalk, front
of the club, when ! made the statement.
We were talking politics, aud men who
talk politics and get hot over IL are-to
PIT il mildly--lunatcs, or else want an
Office; or have some friends who want an
Office.
The man made an assertion, touching
the fair fame of my candidate. 1t is pro
babe that if it had been Gs true as II was
false, | should have taken the same course,
because you understand, man who talks
politics, has no sense anyhow. / think !
said this before, but it is all the same. !
want to lake il strong, and get you to
understand how got my ornamental
eyes.
mildly suggested that u man who
would make such statement as that,
was lost to oil sense OF shame, and would
be guilty of anysbase crime.
lie disagreed with me on that point. As
for himself he never made n statement
except upon the most ample proof. My
candidate was the mtanest villain living.
told him he lied.
have been kicked by o mule have
ia lien out o: u second story window on q
b ard pavement; eater green pprsimmons;
heard Miss Blow read poetry for two
hours and half; skattd hunted; rode 4
sharp backed horse OF mustang parenmge;
an adept il the urt OF "uuckiug;' suffered
grief of various kinds, and sui chung 10
| life-bu all these are feathers in the bal
ance as compared vita the result OF that
one little word, liarl
Immediately after saying it | sat down
not in the way people usually sit down
| sat down on the rim of my ear, about ten
feet from the spot where ! had been stand-
| ing when made use of that expression
quoted above. am moi used TO sitting in
that position, and do not think it agrees
| with me.
| have heard of people who got upon
"their ear and walked of. ] wish |
knew how to do it, would have propelled
myself away from that spot Immediately
ii had possessed this happy faculty. |
proceeded 10 get mys elf perpendicular, in
lending 10 use the lOcomotion which ia.
ture had given me; but | came right side
up, some thing heavy ran against my nose,
and as | felt very tired, | sat down on my
other ear. like changes II 10 too mo-
nolonous doing the same thing over and
over again.
Somebody took my large friend away,
and was quite pleased when be was gone.
| have concluded TO look twice at man
before / give him the lilo again. My eye
is in mourning, my nose is swelled into
the siza Of citr0D with the color OF 0
blush rose, and my store clothes lock as il
they had been run through a patent sau-
sage machine.
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A london detective put his head
into m omnibus one day just as II
was starting Of, with the remark: GPas.
sengsrs will dc we'll to look out for their
poeke,-books. There are two members Of
vhe swell mob in this bus. Thereup on A
grave looking old gentleman with eve
glasses and gold-headsd cane hastily 20,
ont, saying, "lf that's the case, l won't 20,
in this bus lie was followed by q cleri-
oallooking gentleman with While ohoker.
who remarked that he would not ride IL
SUCH company; Aui chen the detective
closed the door and shouted to the driver
"All right; drive on, they have got QUIZ
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Dallas,

We take this occasion to thank our
friends for their liberal patronage extend
ed to us while az Corsicana, and beg 10 re-
mind them and the people generally, that we
are now opening at Dallas one ofthe largest
and most complete Stocks ofGroceries ever
brought to the interior Of Texas.
Purchasing as we do, direct Fra, Lnpor-
tiers and Manufacturers exclusively, forcash
on the spot, and by our own labor almost
freeing ourselves from store expenses, and
being no way involved in the unavoidable
losses incidental to Big Credit Stores, il
must be perfectly clear to the comprehen-
sion ofevery one that we can afford to sell
our goods at small profits.
We would respectfully solicit the public
when visiting our market to call and ex.
anime our Stock and prices for themselves.
All articles guaranteed as represented,
or money refunded.
Our House is situated on South side Of
Elm Street, N. E. of Public Square.
Respectfully,
DARLINGTON, MARSALIs 6 co
Jan. A, l273-tf
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DEFY COMPETITION!
Houston, Nov. %, iS72-s;emes.
r AND FOR SALE.
DALLAS COUNTY.

land FOR SALE.
DALLAS COUNTY.
A Farm miles North Of Dallas, 100 acres In eul.
tivailon, plenty Of water and timber.
Farm miles North Of Dallas, 80 acres In Guilt
walton 70 story concrete house.
o Acres ~ miles North OF Dallas.
2B Acres milo North of Dallas,
30 Acres l mile North Of Dallas.
32O Acres sn Mountain creek, the J. s. Jones'
Af.rm In Pslk county, Mo-, to exchange for
A Farm in Lawrence county, Ark, to exohar ge
| for Texas lands.
1914 Acres mile west Of Dallas.
Residences In the city OF Dallas.
A store-houseo on the East side ofthe Square.
Business lots on Min and Jefferson streets
Residence lots In all parts of the city.
| $40 acres 8 miles 4. OF Lancaster, Ann stok
903 acresSouth side OF Duck creek, near the mouth,
VIM. Reeves Survey.
$40 acres rs miles 5. ~ of Dallas, fine timber part
ofG. W. shaw survey.
320 acres 10 miles W. Of Dallas; part Of Jas. Fur.
keson survey.
ass acres milss Northwest Of Dallas good timber;
part of u. Derbin survey.
90 two thirds acres u miles s. W. Of Dallas, part
ofw. p. Overtsn survey; good timber
% nctes D miits .. Oi bcyene, pNTt OF tho MOAN
Henderson survey fIne timber.
100 acres Is miles Northeast Of Dallas, improved,
part Of Y. Moss survey.
10 acres mile northeast Of Dallas, part of
GriKsby survey,
) aoss Joining the d.po. grounds part Of J, Grigs
by survey.
10 acres joining city Of Dallas on the north.
Dentsn County.
400 aerss 2 miles s. Ut louisville. part Of Carin.
dA Squire's survey, improved.
tins tArm.
Collin Csunsy.
100 acres In Southeast corner OF the county.
TarRns County.
100 aeres on West Fork, lOmiiss u. Of IT. Worth.
400 acres OH Mustang creek, part Of John Gllilon
survey.
Henderssn Csausy.
ago scrcs pnlss nsrth Of Porter's Bluff, J.. N.
sharpe survsy, improved.
Harris County.
$50 acres on Green's Bayou, VI. A. Lawpingb
Headlight.
Mamilten CeHnty.
go acres miles from tho town vi Hamilton. nat.
sn.sd to b. D. b. sc. r. Rec.
City Lots and RESIDENCES.
hsnas and let In Sherman to exchange for Dallas
county lAndsl
Texas lands to exchange for s. W. Missouri land.
for land. w
Land certificates for sale.
AuLT. JENKINS q AULT,
July 90, ls79-i5tt
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THE LATEST NEWS

We ne also making arrangements TO have regu.
ar correspondent at Washington City, aud viii
receive .gu.eH
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suppose man owns skiif he fasteps
the skitf to the shore with rope made o
straw along oomes-a COW; COW gets into
the boat; turns around and eat The rome
the skiff, thus let loose with the COW on
board, starts down stream, and on its
passage is upset. Now, has tho man Thai
owned the COW got to pay for tho boat, or
for the COW? ~