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THE approach ofpinchins weather
should have the effect of inducing the
organization of charitable enterprises for
the relief of the poor. There are great
many worthy people out of employ, or
who have had so little work to do during
the busy season they have been able to
make no adequate provision for
the approach Of winter. 1t is real be-
nifcence for persons who are able to
devise means for the employment OF as
many persons as possible. This kind OF
charity is not burdensome to giver or
recipient. With the utmost efforts of the
I, Benevolent citizens of our city, we appre-
t'hcnd there will be great suffering among
the poor before next spring.
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THEclosing out at cost ofthe immence
stock Of Dry Goods and Carpets Is Great
ing great excitement al s-..
.--- J. W. FEKREL's.
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ALL Dry Goods and Carpets at cost at
]. w. FERRELS.
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FrRs cleaned and repaired st the
Glove Factory, Market street. below
postofice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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HAVE YOU TRIED
] u r u B E 3 A
ARE. you
Weak, Nervous or OebiIitateCl

Arc you 80 languid that any rSer,iou D..
quircs more Of an eNertiou than you r.,
capable Ofmaking'
Then try JURUBEBA, the wonder.
tonic and lnyigorator, which acts ~ u,r,
ficially on the seCrctiye organs q, Co .n.
part vigor 10 all the vital forces
II 10 no alcoholic apprtlL"r. which s'.r.
ulates for short time, only Ia Jet these.
Grer tall toa lower k.pih Of misyLy. o.
10 IL q vegrta tile tonic acting directly 70
the liver and spleen.
IL regulates the bowels, quiets the neya
and givessuch healthy tone a. che who,
system AZ 10 soon make the invalid H..
Ike new person.
Its operation IN not violent, but N char.
acterized by great gentleness; the ph.tl.
experiences no sudden change, no markri
results, but gradually his troubles
"Fold their tents, like the Arabs,
And silently steal away"
This IL no new and uniricd discover
but has been long used with v0Ddrra
remedial results, and II pronounced lT
the highest medical authorities the mot
powerful tonic and Alternative known
Ask your druggist for II. For salr ~
WIN. y. KTDDER & 90, New York
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The election excitement has died OUT
What next?
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AMERICAN axes are said to be produc-
ing quite revolution in foreign markets.
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| WANTED S ~ ssit ms E - :.
Stationery Package Out. sampr Esss,ii
post paid, for 2jr. Circular free J. b','r'r
| LE7 Rrnah WAY. New lOfk. ~
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The Board of Education will meet on
Thursday night.
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does surely and effectually control them !.
The testimony of our best cilzens, Oh HI
classes establishes the fact, that ChEhkn
PICTORIAL will and does relieve ana cure
the affecting disorders OF the Throat ana
Lungs beyond any other medicine, me
most dangerous affections OF the fuliill-
nary Organs yield To It's power: ana cases
of Consumption, cured by thispreparalion
are publicly known, so remarkable hS
hardly TO be believed, were proven beyond
dispute. AS a remedy II Is adequate, on
which the public may rely for full protec
ton. BY curing Coughs: the lorerunnen
bf more serious disease, II SAVES uhnuin-
oered lives and amount OF suffering not 10
ba computed. II challenges trial ana
convinces the most skeptical. Every
family should keep II on hand as pro
lection against the early ana unperceifea
attack Of Pulmonary Affections, whlch
are easily met at first, but which becomes
incurabie and often fatal, II neglected.
Tender lungs need this defence; ana IL Is
unwise TO be without IL. As safeguard
To children, amid the distressing diseases
which beSet the Throat ana chest oil
Childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL Us lnValua-
BILE: for, by It's timely use, multitudes are
rescued from premature graves, and saved
to the love and affection conferred on them.
IL acts speedily and surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing sound ana health
restoring sleep. No one Will suffer trou-
blesome Influenza and painiul Bronchltis,
when they know how easily they can be
cured.
Originally the product OF long laborfous,
and successful chemical investigation, no
cost or toll is spared In making every bot
tie in the utmost possible perfection. II
may be- confidcntially relied upon ~ pos
sessing all the virtues II has ever exhibit
ed, and capable OF produc;
memorable as the greatest II
fected.
PREPARED BY
Or. &c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass.
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THE low prices Of dress goods would
surprise you, at j. W.FERRE IS.
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Trustees Sale.
For Rent-Hall. go
Fifty Dollars Reward.
Groceries-C. Ogleby Il Son.
Go to Lakin's for Winter Outfit.
LapboardS Mendel, Booth y 90.
Real Estate Agency. B. Hughes.
Spare Ribs-List, Davenport y Parks
Cranberries and Potatoes-R. J. Smyth'
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Steamer Market Boy.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.

MAILS DUE An. NAILS CLOSE A: N. :,
River, Wing TO Bait wayi.io
Col. q Ind. way. .5.35N.Y., Phila. ;...i.i0
Hrmpfield way...S $50 Balt.& Wash. D.C.i.i0
Ralto. 10 VIII 80 Wellsg Steub Do
Ny. Phil'a, &c $50 Wells. TO Wh'g.."5.W
Morristown. 1000 Wells. to CleV;: ....5.OO
Col. Zanes, Bell'r 1880 Cleve. to Pitts'h ."5.O9
Gin Ind. Barns'e l0.5 Panhandle way DID
chic, Louis, Cam lO.5GWsshhgt'n, Pa.6.45
G.. w Il IL. Clev 1850 Wig TO Col; way.'io
Nit Pleasant III % Zan, Ind, 81 LouiS.'iV
pitts. Steubenv' IL .3gChie., Gin, C0l.....I.l 0
WeIlsb'g, Y. Zen. IL .30cambridge Bus.."a.O
Az. Pitt. TO VIII z IL 30 Graft 4 Par. way9.2l
West Liberty III 80 River Mail..........lO.OO
"N'' pm =. NJ.
Graft T. Park ........4. 30 Wing to Wells..-l2.O5
Kanawha G. Ii IA. CIeve., Pitts......."l2O2
Col To Wig way GOV Boston :....:...''.'' oo
" SSI LIo'I - .' . 10
Davton g. 0J Sforristowl way 200
C"iumii,Is '',, 500 Hempffeld way ....3.21
ZannsyiIIe ...... 800 Bel'r, Barns, Camb32l
1'incinnati. Wing to Bait. way 40
+ N Ap't y. Y, Phiia....".i.2b
E,.llair,. H. O0 Cleveland .......-...sOO
t'Ieye. toWelIs.. e. fTXan&s., Ind, ST. L..S.U
Cievsiand .......... q. - Chicago, Dayton...SOO
Pittsburgh ...........6.i Is L.M.Ag.,C CIV 81. -
New York y. az t...;;....,."'''S W.
Stcubcnvillc."......6.f9 t0i. x ina: AZ t''.oU W
Wssbjnyt'n Cityl0.30 Newark, Col.........S.0O
Baltimore. 900 LOUISVILLE. ........SOO
Cincinnati ..,... ....SOO
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BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our remover In many cases requires
too long time, and too much care, To re-
store gray or faded Whiskers, we have pre-
rared this dye, In one preparation; which
will quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. II IL easily applied, and pro-
duces a color which Will neither rub nor
wash OF. Gold by all Druggists.
MANUFACTURED BY
z. p. HALL q CO., EAsHUA,'H. II
OctS
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ~. 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrival of Train!

Arrival Of Trains. ...
RSoRR -Js4Oa.m, 4.4Op. IN. 10 p IN.
Cantr n Divl 5Ga.m, 10. 40 a m. $50 I'm.
leVel'd& Pitt'f 10 a. III. '6.O2 p. IN. VI pm.
Hempf'd RR s.l0a. M. ......;... :... o.i0 PHI
SStanhrnville Accommodation 40 pm.
Departure of Trains. -
u a. n 845a:m, 855 am. so p. m.
Cantr,i o. Div. 40 a. M. % pm. $40 p. IN
Cleyel'd&Pitt 5.0j IA. IN. ll.lOp.m. I"5.S pm.
Hempfid K RIB a. mi ......;..:.;...l 4.99 p. IN
rSteubenvilie Accommodation 4.oo y. III.
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GOING down-hot whisky punches. X.
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III u l. ID A.

After the German OF r. Lewald. Fifth
edition. l2mO. Fine cloth. Price, sl.15.
"There Is moi n heavy page in the entire
volume, nor is the interest allowed 10 nag
from Introduction to fnis. - Ph'tddef-
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classes Of readers" = Boston GLOte.
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els that has appeared this season. "-Piiid-
deIphid Erening Bulletin.
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AYERS -~
Cherry PectoraI
For Diseases of the Throat and Lung, such
as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
Bronchists, Asthma, and
Consum ptiOn.
Amongtllegreat

Among the great
dis yeries of
modern science,
that are Of more
real valueto man.
kind than this eff
fectual remedy for
all diseases of the
'Throatand Lungs.
A vast trial OF It's
virtues, through
out this and other
co untries, has
shown h al IL
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{OTICE TO THE CREDITORS
P. w, & X. R. R.

There will be a meeting of the creditors
OF the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky
railroad, at the Office OF Davenport
Dovener, on saturday, November ~, io1,
NJ O'Clock ID. m. All creditors are invited
10 attend, as business OF Importance TO
them will be considered. oct3l ia
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NOW READY

The hfth edition of Hulda. The eighth
edition OF The Second Wife. The two most
popular Novels of the season. Mrs Wis
terrs Latest TRANSACTIONS.
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FIRST GRAND GIFT coNcr.,
Montpelier Female Humane Access.
AT ALEXANDRIA, Y. "''N
November q. 1874
LIST OF GIFTs

The Montpelier Female Hum.,.
citation, chartered by the sa,sie w.
Virginia and the Circuit Cours oS1A. T', Z
Co. proposes by Grand Gir e. VAtr
establish and endow a Hone ~, o.s-'i Z.
lnnrm, and Destitute Ladies' OF W. Va
at montpelier, the former ns,tlnhh
President James Madison 'Gelea a
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K; ". HUGHIS
u. =. Judge Eas,'n M.

Further references by permission. -
EXcellency Gilbert {. Walker =, ~
orner OF Va; Hon. Robt. r. Wi,b.rS, 600 w.
Gov. OF Va, and L. y. senator ri,.r, =, .
tors and Members OF Congress fnm VI"
RemittanceS for tickets NAV h. ma.
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Washington, ID. C., or by rrgl,lrr,,I 't ~, v
For full particulars, testImonIsI. ~"
send for Circular. Address, a.
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Prest NJ. r. II. A., AlcxanirIs
Reliable agents wanted everyvhrf.
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, Tho Crops Of Europe.

Galtgnaafs Messenger. OF May s7ssys
"The various accounts received from
different parts of Europe tend to confirm
the fact that the fortnighEs hot weather
we had here In April last was expert.
enced everywhere else, and that the same
may be said Of the cold that set In here
on the 9Th ult, and has only Just ceased.
There has been general call for rain,
the little that fell during the last fort.
night or twenty days. being considered
utterly Inadequate, an conYenience
which, II seems, has made -itsel f much
more felt In Spain than elsewhere The
crops there are in poor state Just now,
a circumstance that may have serious
consequences In summer, since the
richer province cannot, on accoult5oi
the civil war, send their surplus to the
poorer ones. Up 10 the end Of last month
the crops throughout. Russia were in o
healthy STATE, and would be.all the better
for rain. The country that seems to have
suffered most from the late cold weather
is Hungary, both In the plains and on The
GalpRthiAn heights, In TfansyFvaniRthe
wheat crops are iSale, but The vine and
fruit trees are all nipped by the frost.
The Cisleithan provinces have not been
severely visited. In the BAnate snow
and drought have injured about one
fourth Of the crops Generally speaking,
throughout, Austria the vine has been
the worst sufferer. In The Palatinate
fears were besides entertained for the
fruit trees and, clover, but none for
wheat. In The Grand Duchy Of Baden
The crops are promising. Those around
Berlin are much less so. In the
BrIsgau rye has suffered 80 severely that
II has had "a. be cut down for fodder. AT
Worms and Ludwigshalen the CLOVER has
been spoilt: 30 also potatoes, rape and bar.
ley about Heilbronn. At Rostock all Is
promising; likewise at Amsterdam, Macs
tricht, Rotterdam and Greningen, where
rain has been abundant Belgium has moi
had much to complain Of; on the 9th there
was cold weather at Antwerp, followed
by rain; the wheat crops are In excellent
condition, In England there was severe
frost. on the 29Ih and 30lh nit, which
caused much damage TO the fruit trees,
otherwise II did not domuch harm, The
great deaideraIuf all over Europe, Iusi
now d rain for the meadows and spring
] soWinRa,n
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stars and MeIcors,

At certain seasons meteors dart across The
armament between the Garth and the fixed stais.
But they quickly vanish, while the axed stars
remain, In the medical armament the great
vegetable inyigorant, Hostettet'S Stomach Bit
ters, has long bean trad ttar Of he 6rJt mag.
hitttds. Little meteors, in the shape OF lmita.
tons, bearing various names, now and,then a..
tempt . gnmmeting competition with It, but they
soon disappear from the feld OF vision, leaving
the glory Of the tTEs remedy unimpAired. The
number Of these .Nill.o.the-Wisps that have
come % grief within tho last twenty years ID
beyond computation, and those now In existence
are In the last agonies Of ex1ngulshmenL Tho
standard tonic and Altetatiye, that cures aud
prevents 90 mGny .dlstreesinH diseases, and
which no deblltAted invalid ever took without
receiving Q wonderful accession Of strength and
vitality, only derives increased popularity from
the. attempts Of, ehArlAtAnS 70 run their failures
mine hoHteuet, groove y.- d&W
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Chicnur.oo mniLrk,ai..

CmcAeo, June 2S.-Flour Fair de.
mAnd, firm and better shipping demand;
extra spring IS 60a6 90. Wheat-Fair
demand and higher; No. / Chicago spring
81 27a1 27i; No. 2 do 81 223 cash; 81 2lf
q 2le July; 81 14iAl IS August; No 8 do
81 IA; rejected $l06al on. oorn-Actiye
and advanced; No. Q mixed 6aa69c; closed
0etc spot or June; CLAICHE July; closed
6ltc bid July; 6lac August rejected 6Sfc.
OAts-GoOd demand Of full prices and
closed easier; No. ., 49tA46bc; rejected
48ic. Rye-Falr demand and advanced,
S5as6c. BArley-Dull and unsettled; 81 05
bid; q 20 asked, Potk-Fair demand
and firm; $i7 30 cash or June; SIT 80A
IL 50 July; $l7. 45E17 30 August. Lard
Steady Sl1G1l 05 spot eli July Gil 1877
all Is August Bulk Meats-Quiet and
nHHhQnnaHs
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New York Markel.

NEW YORK, June 23-Coiton-Mid.
ding uplands ITO, Flour-FAir demand;
superhne western and State q 90A5 90;
common to good SO 00A6 S.; good TO
choice 80 40A6 so; while wheat extra
80 s0a7 10; extra Ohio 50 loaf IS. Wheat
"A shade tirmer, closing quiet; winter
red western 81 45al 90. Rye-Flrmer.
Barley-Nominal. Coma shade tlrmef;
western mixed s9asSc; high mixed and
yellow western sSas3tc; white western
s9a90c. lOAts-Closed heavy; mixed
western e9a6Sc; white western 65A6Sc.
Cofee-Actiye and firm; Rio lsia21fc.
sugar-sieady. Whlsky-sleady and
unchanged atr99c. =
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The singer.lTaebiue IRb.Ine,,,.

The Singer Machine [Basiuess.j
From the Chicago Tribune.
The Singer Sewing Machine Company,
in q circular, exhibit the sales Of sewing.
machines during the year 1873. This
table Is made up from sworn returns
made by each concernto the owners Of
the several patents. The sales by The
Howe Machine Company are not given,
as the Company isnot obliged to make
returns SO the others. Estimating the
number sold by the Howe Company at
81 .454p We have, ss the grand result of
sales for 1878, the enormous number Of
600, 600 machines. These machines. sell
In the United States at prices ranging
from $50 to 800. In England and on the
Continent the same machines are sold at
from e5 to IS, or from $25 to$40.F The
difference which the American people
pay, amounting TO nearly 100 per cent on
the English prices, are an extortion which
Is successfully maintained by combi.
nation OF American manufacturers, who
still hold patents on particular i'm:
proVements. As these Improvements
have all run from fourteen TO twenty.one
years, and have been immensely profitable
to the owners, Congress should peremp.
torily reject any and every application for
an extension or renewal Of any OF them for
petty improvements upon an invention
which has yielded such immense profits
and which,is Of such universal necessity
as the sewing machine. The patent Of the
prlncipal:of the sewing machine expired
many years ago, having yielded TO It's in
ventor several million dollars profit. The
existing patents belong to few manu-
facturefs, land are Tor aimprovementsi
comparatively petty in themselves, and,
upon which the patentees have had from
fourteen to twenty years profits. The
royalties upon the sales Of 1873 alone
equal probably 100000. They refuse
to allow any manufacturer to use the
patents unless there Is contract to main.
tain the retail price Of the machines at
their present enormous figures.
The machines sold IN England are
made In this country, exported, and, are
sold at large profits at the prices we have
stated. 1t has been shown that manuiac.
turers can produce the sewing. machine
itself and sell it at q good profit for
$l2 80. To this must be added the price
Of ne table or case, which, being made
by machinery and by castings, costs com.
pArattyely little, Adding an average Of
IS for royalty on patents, machine with
table, such as is sold in this country for
$40, costs less than SIS. The other $50
are divided among the agents the
manufacturers, and the lobby IN WASH
ipgton and around the Patent Office.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 8,-Cotton-Firm,
17c. Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
Dull and nominal, 81 ~. Corn-Q1iet;
mixed Bsa84c. 0Rts-Falr demand al
lower rates, i4sA68c. Rye-Dull, 90c.
Barley = Nominal. Oils - Unchanged.
Eggs Flrmer, 18A18fc. Butter and
eese-SteadY. Meas POtk-Unchang-
ed; held az 81 75a1s. 1ard-Q1iet and
unchanged; summer l0lc; kettle i1ta114c.
Bulk Meats-Flrmer; shoulders 6Rc spot
aud buyer June; clear rib 90; held OF 9tc
q the cloae; clear 9Ic. Bacon-Firmer,
higher and irregular; shoulders Tic; clear
Eib sold at 9ic loose; 9is10c packed; clear
LOG. Baeon--Held at 10aa10ic packed.
Whisky-Active and firm, 95c,
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New YORK DrI Goods Market.

NEW ,YoRK, June 22-Trade move
ment slow, with msnnfactuters agents
and jobbing branches lacking activity.
The market for cotton goods was quiet,
but prices were steadily maintained. Dor.
dered prints In good demand. Other
styles ruled quiet Heavy fancy cassi-
meres and worsted coatings in better re.
quest BY the clothing trade. Foreign
goods very quiet In first hands.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
BYlTELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Make

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK, June 2s.-MoNRY-At 2ia
8 percent. Prime mercantile paper 5a5i
per CENT iy2 gni"TsF
sTERLING ExcHANaE-Qulet and firm
at "a ssia4 81, less a commission.
GoID-Moderstely active and weak,
declining from 1l2 to iii, closing at
1119. Carrying rates 8 per cent to fiat.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $4s,-
900. Clearings $47.0O0OO0. Customs
receipts secs, 900. Total exports Of pro-
duce for the week $6,42e, 67s, a decrease
from last week Of $4,000.
nnyDx,,,HFvpr,pl LFIryng O. -4a.Hs
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Toledo Ma,rl,,et.

TOLEDO, June, 49, Flour - Steady.
Wheat-Steady; No. Q white Wabash
81 90; No. ! white Michigan 81 AZ; amber
Michigan 81 80, July $133; No. l red
81 89i; No. . do 81 86i, August 81 22l;
No. 81 red l25. Corn-Fair demand
and advanced; high mixed 66a68ic, July
66c; low mixed csc, July 65ic; no grade
6Sc; damaged 52c. 0ats-Dull and nomi.
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ODE PERvIsIoNs, JOSIAH. n
Ideas .Abont iCIYll RIrht..

~ e-NSesN ffHHbANlNNh AikukbN
Eayotteyills tea) Rkmess. IN 60 Z
A sapleht:looking Fayetteville darkev
oscillAting between twenty ana twenty
I'VE summers, overlook an old negro on
the street the other day, and wedRinR
nun IN . ience.eorner, proceeded TO ac-
quaint him with all the gorgeous pro.
visions Of the civil rights bill Young
Africa Impaired 10 old Africa d fund oil
valuable information, thusly:
"Well, Uncle Billy, Summers swivel.
rights bill has passed Dc Senate OBJ de
United States without o murmur."
"IS dat 30, JosiAr9n
jess 90, Uncle Billy. And say, Uncle
Bully, we colored puSsons 10 gwfne 10 see
whose pervisions 10 In de pot. We are
gWine 70 DO allowed 10 ride free on de
railroads, smoke Ia de ladies' car, and mt
our ieet on the percusfionS obide seatS
Wleneber we dam please" s7Gls'
us dat 20, JoslAr Z"
jess 90, Uncle Billy. And say, Uncle
Billy, ives gwine 10 DO allowed 10 stop al
&c hotels, and eat OF the head OBJ do table,
and hab the biggest slices OBJ de chickens;
and lay around In do parlor, and spit on
de carpets, and make do white trash hus.
ue themselves and wait on Us Wldout
grumblih, and Wheneber dc boss ob de
concern shoves q bill OF Us we'll hab him
sent 70 Washington and obscured In the
plenipotentiAry.h
us dat 30, JosiarH'rs -
jess 90, Uncle Billy. And say, Uncle
Billy, ives gwine to be allowed 10 90 to
&c white schools and set up on de fat
farm wild de teacher, and learn herho.
graphy, higgermAnomet gehominy,
Latin, Dutch, French, ChoctaW algebray,
rheumatics, de rule OBJ thrice, and de dlar.
rhea." "a 2 - g5lfl -
"GoOd Godl Is dat 80, JosAttP So
jess so, Uncle Billy. And say, Uncle
Billy, Yves gwine to be allowed 10 be
buried In italic collins, wild looking. glass
es on top OBJ dem, and dey will hab to
carry us on q hearse' TO De grabe;yafd,
bury Us on top Of de white folks, 90 when,
de day OBJ resurrection am arrived, and
dc angel Gabriel come tootin' along, he'll
sing out troo his trumpet, All you COL
ored gemmen rise lustF And say, Uncle
Bill de provisions OBJ dat BILL"
Whats dat you soy bout pefvisions,
JOSIAH" i. IN f4l'
."Well, Uncle Billy, as was gwlne on
to state, de perVlsions oh dat bill"
"Stop right dare, Josiar. You say.
dare's pervisions in dat bill?"
jess 50, Uncle Billy. De perylsions OBJ
"stOp right dare, Jo.iAr. EfdarS's per.
Wisconsin dat bill want a. sack OBJ flour
dis berry minnit. Dam de smokin' in de
ladies' car and de gshogtapHy, and Latin,
and de italic collins Twant de pervis',
ions, Josiar. Dey's all 'dere's In de bill
wutt a cent?