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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-30
the PARIS EXPOSITION.
Details OF shs Plan for ExhisitisG
che Miaerai Resourees of Nevada
An Interesting Letter Co All
Miners and specim-u Collectors.

p,,,
"ooN =, oA,. nhro -. 90 1877
oAN rhsN0iSe"'
MEssRs. EDiroRs Goth HILL NEWS
Yours with editorial and local
came 10 hand in due time. The commit-
tee were Glad 20 know you gave their pro-
ject your c~ountenance. The plan sdopted
o. uniting Nevada. Arizona and CAL
~ifornia In one exhibit will rebound to the
credit % all. and especially as We propose
a scientific elassiheaiion and style OF dis
play never yet equaled by any Pacihc Coast
exhibit.
- now let me say 10 NeSadans' pu.io..h
your best efforts TO make . most creditable
and valuable exhibition. and We viii leave
IL 10 the Neyadans visiting the Exposition
10 say. N we do not do you justice TO tho
fullest extent 81 your offerings.
As stated ~prsyiously. Nevada, Arizona
and California will contend separately for
premiums.
The Comstock We will make . special
feature, a. 1t 10 q locality around which the
mineral world revolves. We propose to
take diagrams Of the whole line, from
Cedar Hill or beyond 10 below Silver City.
and arrange cases and specimens to cor
respond with the locality Of the mines
upon the diagrams. The sutro Tunnei
will also DO considered In, with is geology
illustrated by Ito various features. 30 We
expect every company will do their best TO
aid Us in tho undertaking. which you must
know, when all IL considered. Is no small
amount Of work and expense.
We will say further. that all mining
companies desiring may display their un-
derground workings by preparing the same
on a sheet 20xai In sizs-al must be uni
form. The collection. when In. will DO
beautifully bound aud kept conspicuous
far inspection. This suggestion applies TO
ali mining comp.nie, i'm the State Of Ne
ysl.. Large photographs Of works or ma
chinery will b. acceptable.
". vi.b II distinctly understood that We
propose no speculation In this matter. and
only want such material as imparts in
formation and fact. anal illustrates our en-
ginoerin. skill aud enterprise.
We must not be credited with being 90
| very liberal in the matter Of doing all for
| Nevada and nothing for ourselves, and At
such an outlay Of time and money - Is
| necessary, and that you may see 10 the
| bottom OF our motives. we say that II IL
iirst b. do the most crcditable thing posi-
bic for Nevada at tho Paris Exposition,
| aud then L0'tho most crelitablo thing for
| ourselves by bringing the collection back
| and opening q grand geological museum
| in s.n nraneisso, free o. all: but that
| will be creditable to Nevada.
II - Il. -. =. ~. al NhA IAN IN II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-30
Ophir lPoi"ts.

A News reporter cOnvcrsed with Super
intendent Hardy. Of the Ophir mine, to-
day. The drift running east Of the south
extension OF the recently discovered ledge
on tho 1900 level IL In IS feet. II Ia
being pushed ahead at . good rate.
A we'll defined clay wall Ia developed. Tho
diamond drill in tho main east drift has
been stopped. aud II Is not known at tho
mine when or where Il will be started
again. No work Is being done In the
north drift on the ledge. The work Of
preparing pumping machinery continues.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-30
cnnrLIMrNrAY.- The NEws acknowl

CoNPLINESrNY. tbs NEWS aeknowl.
edges tho receipt Of q complimentary
ticket to . grand social dance to be given
al Odeon Hall, Dayton, ON Christmas
Eve. Our Dayton neighbors propose
spreading themselves ON this occasion. and
ali who attend from Gold Hill or Virginia
NAV be sure Of having . very pleasant
time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-30
A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the crrors and
lndiscrstions Of youth. nervous westDsss. early
decay. los OF manhood. etc.. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you. PRE- OF cHAnon.
This great remedy VS. discovered bys mission.
AZ In south America. Send Q sslf-sddressod
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH 7. tNhAh,
station d, Bible House, New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-30
raR PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef unezeeiisd In STOREY
county, 70 to Thomas n sfron's Rating Stand.
in the Palace HAl"on. no. ! North o street,
Virginia City. Fresh oystsrs at all hoan In
every style. Forty miners always on hand q
tho best and frrsl est Of sll that the markets.
aford. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Tv IL. apis n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-30
TIE Lee GRAPHIC.
Progress Of the Battle in
the Senate.
FIGHTING TO HAVE THE KELLOGG
CASE REcoMMITTEb.
The Republicans Have the
Best Of It.
THE DEMOCRATIC CONSPIRACY
EXPOSED.
A Plot to Unseat Hayes and
Seat Tilden.
SENATOR SARGENT ON the
CHINESE EVIL.
A Timely Hint to Secretary Evarts.
a W. Curtis IN Sumner and Grant.
lsrEciAL Di.rArunrs To rmn aoLD HnL
DA 1T Ngws.l
A Plot to Unseat Hay es and
Seat Tilden.
SENATOR SARGENT ON the
CHINESE EVIL.
A Timely Hint to Secretary Evart,
6. W. Curtis on Sumner and Grant
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To rnn ooLD Hull
ia LII Ngws.l
Tho Crl.I. In Tho senate.


The Crisis la the sennte.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-In the Senate
a. ,-n,u.ai.,.,x .f,or Tho reading Of
80,
tns Journal IN inquiry "as "Au'
some little time could be given 70 oruihAry
morning business.
Thu ylc..pr.sident r.plied that tho
49,. A.. .,..,..,o, =,
pehuihs re'oiuuoh io' WV "
Kellogg was q privileged question and
could not be laid aside excepting by unan.
u,.,. .o,so,,
mus
Sargent thcrenpoh asked UNANIMOUS
| consent for tho consideration of the Paris
p,ro.,,,or hill and EXPRESSED ths belief
| ,hst N copld lie disposed of I'm fifteen
minptes
Whx," and o,horso blected. and the Sen.
.,o r:.n,nsJ consideration of The Kellogg
ass.in,ian ,Lo nsnJi,g ons.tion b,inp On
.nIshnrv' amenJmcnt In recommit tho
| wholo snbiect TO the Committee on Privi.
Ieves anil Elections. with instructions "a
tsls testimony mon certain charges that
| Kellogg. In connection with the returning
board. perpetrated frauds 10 procure his
sIsc,io, to tbo limited states senate,
iii, ,ooL ,he ,nor and made some OK.
tended remarks, which were substantially
= rsnetition Of his speech Of Yesterday.
| No sryned Thai the senate could not right.
/, mr. deceptly rofasc 10 investigate ths
charges now made by spofrord, and that
AZ w;,na.s.. wera ready IN deyelon
the witnesses were Iyauy uo'eIpp
,acs naasr .e,,,~ouv aIrc.dv ,,lsn
.tenchcd the whole earth, but no affirmed
that the half had not been told and that
inc ehie! agena; 'n ms. nns sor ~. ar.,
sims hstorr the country. and stood here
to-day asking admission to this Senate.
He added, however, with reference to the
frauds which he believed had been eem'
mitted In Louisiana IN connection with the
electoral vote. that II was gratiiying 70
know that the gentleman VINO hhally CAME
into tho Office Of PRESIDENT, mas no com,
plicity with these frauds. NO man wonid
dare stand up aud say that mr.. Hayes mad
any completely In them. But 10 adnlit
Kellogg would be q crime against popular
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-30
q. 10. GALLUP.

o. n. 0ALLur. Opposite the Bank Of oaifor.
mia, Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand ~
favorts brands Of Imported C.sar. ohoios blt
cigars, ali Kids OF chewing tobacco. meer:.
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. hns cutley. ana
toys nd hney goods Of all kinds. cps N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-30
yellow Jacket.

The following table shows the bullion
product oi tho Yellow JACKIE, mine for
each fiscal year from the date Of location
20 Al. pr,s,nt time:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-30
A LADY STRUCK
WITH ADMIRATION
A. the beautiful HATS In Madame
-- Aa-

srRUcK, the second time. ct the
Low Pricest
STRUCK, the third time. with admir-.
tIcn Of herself, vhsn she Looked ], the
glass and sAw how we'll an plain
boxing woman can iook when che
wears . becoming hat.
Madame Lorye4's 10 the place 10 Oh.
tain nns goods and cheap. No bonanra
prices here.
Velvet Hats made over to look LIKE
MADAME LoRTEA,
No, % sonth @ street, between Tsyior
moi 10 I'm and Union. Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-30
d n COUGiIs.

sudden changes Of climate are sources 81
Pulmonary and Bronchial Affections. Take u
once browns Bronchial Trochss. let the Gold.
Cough. or irritation Of the Throat b svsr %
slight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-30

The editor OF the Franklin (Ky.) Pat
riot says that when he started for the
dentist the other day be took atooth'
hurry gait.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-30

Estimated yield Of all ORES sold
and worked by company h.
fore incorporation tfebru-
airy, 1861 and all ore mined
ton 70 prs.sn, date -. 10000
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-30

And In fact Q eompiets line OF everything kspt
In . nnt eisas millinery store.
Kpowipg that I can and viii furnish ny
patrons With the beet and cheapest Of svsry.
thing IN ny line. I respectfully solictt Q r.turn
Of the pstfonAes OF M many old fnfnds IN
Virginia. Gold Hill and Silver City. GUARANTEES.
me- viii aivsys Be- lust - represented. Call
'n oesi ~ nas. vANNl MAYzl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-30


WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-Governor Kel-
logg, in q letter to senator wadlsigh. pro-
nounccs absolutely false any allegation or
charge contained in the following extract
from the speech Of Senator Hill /: Judge
spoiford has told me that he has recently
learned that Governor Kellogg came In by
. side door and insisted uppn the return
ing board receiving certain illegal All.
dayits that we're made up In New Orleans
by his order; and Judge Bpofford will
prove that Governor Kellogg himself came
into the room alone and insisted on their
receiving these Illegal shidavits." Gov.
Kellogg thinks Senator Hill mistaken
when ho attribute. this story to Judge
Spofford.
Gesrgs WIN. Curtis on Sumner ssd
Grant.
New York, Nov. 29.-Curtis. In Harpers
Weekly. says that there can DO no question
that IL Sumner had supported the san Do
mingo project, there would have been no
personal rupture at that time between him
and General Grant or Mr.. Fish. and that
he never would have boon displaced from
the head OF his committee for negligence.
"Sumner and General Grant were, - We
think. mutually unjust. They were By
character and temperament so different
that they could not understand each other.
aud now that sumner 10 dead II IL most
unfortunate for himself that General Grant
should not have boon willing 10 leave the
difference between item u~ndisturbed.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-30
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCKED
CLOTHING HOUSE In the stat. Of Nsv.ds.
RIVALRY p%IsrAncEDl
A DEFIANT CHALLENGE

Thrown out to any and all rival Clothing
Estsblishmsnts In this State. We underssii
you from TEN TO TWENTY PER CENT. in
everything. and huri dsnsnos In yoor fsoesI
Our Pric.s are nom
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-30

NKw YORK. Nov. "a Tribsn. WASH
inston special says IL Is impossible to
conceal the fact that many Republicans In
Washington are by no means easy In their
minds over the rumors that Tilden Is to
DO declared lawfully elected President Of
tho United States by q joint resolution Of
Congress after the Democrats have gained
q majority In the Senate. Some OF the
Republicans openly avow their belief mat
the plan for such q coapd' efai were long
ago perfected aud that the attempt to
secure the admission Of General Butler and
Eustis 70 seats In the Senate before tho
vote Was taken on the Kellosg-Spoford
case IL proof Of the programme. 1t may
not DO that the Democratic managers OF
this scheme propose 10 put II In operation
during the present winter. even u such .
plan actually exits, although there are
some indications that II such . resolu'
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

TIE Norristown Heraid in its agri-
cultural department gives the following
opporsuns hints for fall work: Now
10 the time to paint your peabush and
perform other indoor work. White
wssh your snCw shovels now. Nov
lock after your next seasons bean
poles. and trim Oft oil supcrfiaous
sproats. OIL your garden rakes before
spring sets in. Bury your grindstope
in the cellar to prevent its freezing"
etc, etc. Farmers can save more thar
fifty dollars by not following this ad-
vice
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

* Algeria there is river Of geauino
ink. rs formed by ,he.union Of 'so
streams. one canning from a region .:
fsrruginoas soil. and the other draining
= peat swamp The water of the
former 10 strongly impregnatesi with
iron. that Of the latter with gaiiie acid
When the two waters mingle. the acid
of the onc anites with the iron Of the
other. forming true ink. We are ia
snilisr with atream called Black
Brook IN the northern part Of this State.
the inky color Of whose water is evil
dsutly due to like conditions. Paper
Trade Reporter.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25
A Victim Of the Freedman's Bank.

Il Amt victim dis year. boss, =" raid a
venerable darkey TO gentleman from
whom he had solicited ten cents. lest
ter GIT de ole niger dram; amt
sotin' dis year, cause ! see dey are
gwine Ia take &c com aand frnm Gineral
Grant: l amt fool.n' with politics 70
how DE more voted de more money
/ los In dat Freedman's hanks Dey
was Jest g bilkin' rae RICHTER long
Why didn't you make a fuss about
it," assried the gentleman.
"L6r. boss What de reexin de pallet
don't caekie when do Niger come long
anil lift him often de roost:"
The gentleman couldn't face the con
undYum. -S1sanaa Ness.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

A BosroS servant girl utilized the
telegraph wire that passed over the flat
roof Of the house for clothes line. and
every Monday the boys had deeply
scientific argument rs To what allied the
chemicals.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

NEVER shrink from doing any thing
which your business calls you 70. The
man who is above his business may one
day find his business above him -
Ursr.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

MILL you take su'th,ngt'' said a
festive chap rs he entered one of the
city saloons. Don't care il ! do, "
drnwled out two or three settlers. rs
they advanced toward the bar. well,
20 take walk" exclaimed the chap.
~ he gulped down his and slid out
Syracuse Journal
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

TmE rival TO the Santa Barbara grape
vine. distant twenty-five miles south
east Of San Diego. measures Thirty
three inches in circumference and COW
ers spsee equal to forty feet square
II 10 only thirteen years old. but prom
ises tn rival the great vine. This year
its product is about 100 punches Of
fine grapes, Of the Mission variety
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-14
A LESSON.

Mrs White educated her husband baily
from the first. l, was her custom 10 wait
upon him always. When be came home
of an evening she brought him his slippers
and gown aud took away his boois. II
they we're gong away she laid his clothes
out" found his studs and sleeve buttons,
brushed bis coat. aud reminded him Of
everything be had forgotten. Now. Mr..
White became 80 accustomed 70 this sort
OF firing that he took it as a matter oi
course. and did not realize how much Of
bis wifc's time ~us consumed BY his selfish
ness. but the time was coming when Bis
eyes we're to be opened. Ii chaSced that
on one occasion. when contemplating d
journey together, the couple missed tie
traiu. tits your fault" said Mr. White
TO his patient wife. sat in the buggy
waiting for you for ten minutes. Yes.
said Mrs White. /" and every time start.
ed down stairs you sert me back for solne-
thing you had forgotten " hereuponl a
sharp quarrel ensued; for Mrs White was
reused at. t.lsst The upsbot Of the matter
was that they put of their visit until the
the next week, and il was agreed that each
one should get him or herself ready aud 20
down to the train aud go, and the one who
failed 70 get ready should be left. The
day Of the match came round in due time.
The train war 10 leave at half-psst ten
o'clock. and Mr. White. after attending to
his business. went home at quarter before
ten o. clock. :. Now, then. he shouted,
only three quarters Of an hour to train
lime. Fly around; fair field and no
favors. and know Aud away they few
MIR White made great deal Of noise. aud
dived into one closet after aauther with in
conceivable rapidity. while Mrs White set
about her task with calm deliberation.
Mr Whites irst check occurred when he
searched for his shirt. lie empiied .
drawer Of It's entire contents before ascer-
tanning that i belonged 10 his wife. Then
ho yainly searched for his studs ten minutes
when she humanely informed him thai they
we're in the garment be had just vixen off.
Missing cuff buttons occasioned the next
delay. lie bad left them on the sitting.
room mnniel-piece. Mrs White said. BY
this time il was quarter past ten o'clock
and Mrs White. who had steadily atteu.
ded to her own affairs. was just putting OF
her bonnet. Is my valise packed 7 asked
the fnming man. No. she sai,.' : hat
hardly time to pack my own She was pas
sing uut Of the gate, when he shouted Al
inquiry concerning his vest. She informed
him that he threw il on the hat rack. bade
him good.by. and went smilIngly on he,
way. And just as The cars moved ont o.
thedepot. Mr. White. bresthless and agitnt-
ed. put in m appearance. too late for the
train. But he never forget the lesson. ant
Mrs White waits on him no more.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-14
POLITICS AND COLLECTION
PLATES.

Recently a Radical who isa preacher,
tackled Uncls Rcmus on The sLl,jcct Of
politics.
II understand. old man, said he, that
you are Democrat
Il dunno. 'boul..lat boss.''
We'll, it comes pretty strnight.'
y know dey got two sides, one what ,ey
call DENNY crat an dc ,iider What dey
call Radi keI, but.I don't bnd,ler wild 'pln
w'dn lie wedder gits dis stiff
But, hear you vote The Democratic
ticket every time,
4 vote Wild my young inaisier what I
n,lssed wen lie want no bigger dim u
duck rabbit
Now don't you know this is going back
on your color p
But hit ain't gwine back on my belly,
an eff / don't tend to dat, de flls' cole rain
dat comes long mout washde colpr' right
outen me. Faint takin' no. chances In
dis bizness' boss I'm ageltin' old. and de
ol er gifts de hongrier gets does for u
fact'
Look at me. | vote the republican
ticket, and I'm not losing my fiesll.'
You sor,.r breaches 'round like don't
sou boss y
Sometimes. Yes. Why y.
Gaze uat's whar de fun comes in, don't
glt no chance fer ter feed outen no beaver
hat, an don't est often no plates what
dey takes up church bIeckshuns ia. I'm
q mighty lonesome ole Niger, an his ter
scuifle long the bes' kin widout emmy
congregation ut my hack.
The preacher looked at his watch, anil
said lie would take some mere at anuiiier
time, while Uncle Relnts.with sereDs
smile upon his venerable face, went Down
the street singing:
Oh whar shill we 90 Wen de great day
comes
Wild de blowing up de trumpet an de
hangin' NV lie drums
How many POI sinners will he eeoteh'd out
late,
An fine no latch to de golden !gate?
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-14

Oh, the lpveliness Of such a,lratl, Who
can describe IL Jesus had paced his
own beautiful signature upon 1t. and every
appearances, every phase that one would
naturally expect to see repulsive and ,iisa.
gfeeable, was in the highest sense, mosl
pleasant and comforting to the believer
ln"the resurrection and the life'n "Pre,
cious in the sigh. Of the Lord is the death
OF his saints.n
ats w. B. HARkELL. /
Y sHiIishor,. nv n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-14
BLAcEw0ODs els
Edinburgh Magazine.

The british Quar.eil.es give 10 the reader well
tonieniioraneosis history, and contain mRsterly
criticisms ON al that h fresh aud xaluhhle In "
terzturv, as well rs summary u the triumph.
uf zrirnce and art The wars likely 20 e5ayuise
all Europe win farm topics for discussion. thai
will b. tieared with taorpughness and afEity
nowlcre chs ta H. found. Blaekwasl's Maga-
zine u lannon's for stories. Essays. aud Sketches,
or tie Highest Literary Merit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-14
PEARLS

The guardian angel of life sometimes
flies so high thut it can not be seen but Is
always looking down upon US, and will soon
hover nenrer TO us.
Affection is the wholesome soil Of virtue,
where patience. honor. sweet humanity,
and calm forti,uce take root and strongly
flourish.
lfyou would be pungent, be brief for
il j. with words rs with suubeams--the
more they are condensed, the deeper they
burn.
Hearts may be attracted by assumed
qualities, but the affections are only to be
fixed By those that are real.
Nature often enshriues gallant and noble
hearts IN weak bosoms--oitenest, God bless
her ! in the female breast.
The blush is natures alarm at the ap-
proaeh Of sin. and her testimony to the
dignity Of virtue.
No one who holds the power Of granting
aid 10 the worthy poor. can refuse it with
out guilt.
For every sort Of suffering. save that of
sin, there is sleep provided BY gracious
Providence.
A miser grows rich by seeming ponr;
aud extrayagaut person grows poor b SEEM
ing rich.
Men resemble the gods in Bolbing N
much as IN doing good TO shUr fellow
creatures.
Never marry bnt for lore; bu, see that
tboa lowest that whisa j. lovable.
What is becoming is honorable. and
what is honorable Is becoming.
When anger. rises, taiuk u ihe conso.
quences.
Il is Difficult, to grow old gracefully.
An unprineipled bachelor says troubles
never come singls.
Foote. IN being scolded by lady. said:
"I have heard Of tartar and hriinstons.
You are the cream of the one and the Row-
,er Of the Others
Jones hasa rescncc for truth. said
Brown. 80 | perceive. vas smiths reply
foe he always keeps respectable distance
from il.
A New Jersey Woman Is 20 clesnly that
she nsee iwo rolling. pins. one for the pic
crust aud the other for her husband head.
Tho greatest joiner--the lawyer: lie
can place n ieam. panel jury. chisel
clieul. augur the gains. f.m q w,te.-r. cut
his board. nail The cs-e. hammer the d..
Gle his bill. aud shave the whsle ev,umu i.
".
4 farmer who hal semi lac af caicn
10 warehnuse Instructed nsr.h IN, io
have The same sid. 1 he merchant cnni.
pied wi,h the rr,lar-t. and the ss.pls w,s
Disposed ~ i'hr larmer. mon examining
III. statement. heard mutsering ID hlrnself
'Drayage. Wharfage, ,ni.taaage. storage.
leakage. wcirh1ga we'll. i'Iliasc III u.
limo uut 10 Hghtdgv'