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DISSOLUTION OF c0PARTNFRsnIp.

THE o0PARTNRRsuiP HEnEroPoRR
= etirins between Edward csdrc, aud EilIGt
n. ore. 10 the saioon bu.Iness. Ia this day an.
solved BY mutual coussni. Mr.. n re Will c.n.
tinus the bustness at the Old stand, and viii
eo'lset All bills and sstils oil isdsbIednsss
Against the nrin.
10. cAyYRtY,
Gold MI. June !. 1877. jei m
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NOTICE.

SEALED PRO- 0sAL- WILL Bg RKceIvtp
" by the Boz Of County Commlssio rrs until
the 3oth day Of June. 4. ID. is5T, for furni,hins
hospita, sapplhs areo. dirg 10 spceihea aons on
hle in the Csunty O.stk's olilc...
By order Of the u a'd.
]. p. Ni.iki.sNp. Ccuaiy Ciers.
Virginia @ ". ~, =, tsff myi"'d
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THE JUsrICE nININo coz.


j PANy.-Locaiion o, principal place oi
business. Ssn Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Iiill, Storey county.
Nevada.
Noiio- Is hereby given. th,t Of q meeting Of
The Boari of Directots, held on the .th DAY of
June, 1871. an ses,ment tNo. 20l of tins Dollar
and fifty Gents tti 70 pershare was levied upon
the capital stocG of tbs corporstion, payable
Immediately, IN unitd ,tates gold coin, 20 the
Secrstary, At tho onlce of the Company, Room
1Hsywsri's buildins. No. ~ California street,
Han Francisco, California.
Any pt0ck upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Twelfth day Of July,
is17. will be delinquent. and advertised for
sale a. public auction. and unless payment 10
made before will he sold on "wednesday, the
lot day Of August, ISL. 10 pay the delln.
quent assessment. tog-ther with cost Of adyer.
tislng and expenses VI sale.
BS order o, tho Boarf OF Direct0rr.
Jas. y. KENNEDY. y cretsry.
Ofhrs-noom No. 2 iisyward's Buldins, No.
ti9 California stret. ssn franeisco, cal,forn.s
a
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NOTICE.

A Il PRISONS HAVING ACCOUNTS
"A WITH \, p. KRArfN0 q co. " With TIN
LAZY wsshipgto1 Mining Cympany can ind
~. nitng q the stofs Of o II. 0allu?, IN
nsynuts B.oet. Main sirsti, oold NH. nntil
fsrths: notice. js7ts
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rosrroNRMENr.

vuIIA CONSOLIDATED MINING CON.
al PANY.--By order Of the Board of plreetos
,f The sbove-nsme Compsny. The sale q DE-
i,pousut sSock 10 postponed until WkDNkA
DAf, June %, 1871, a ths sans boar aad plaee
mysltd 4. NOEL. Dsezseafy.
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Lson's KArn.nos nstss ssaaHfal. sios.y,
luxurisnt halr; prevents its falliue out or turn.
ing nsy. IL hes stool the tsst o{ forty yesrS.
b hehasuingiy pssfumsd. snd has no iva.
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NALEDONIA SILVER MINING
COMPANi..Location 81 principal place

HALEDONIA SILVER MINING
~ COMPANY.-Locatioa of principal place
~ business. Ran frasclsco. California.
Location 81 works, riosry county. Nevada.
notice IL hersty given. thar st q me~tins OF
the Board 0f DIrvctorr. held on the sth day ~
June. 1877, an Ass TntEt tho. 70, of Fifty
Gents per sh,r WAS levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. psysble imme-
diatcly, In Unit.d St,tcs gold coin. % tho sec.
rotary, st the siiie. Of the Compsny. tit Call.
fornla street, San Francisco, CailforniA.
Any stuck upon which this assessment ahall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of July.
is71, will be delinquent, asd ADVERTISED for
sails at public auetion, ani uniess payment
II maie befDrc. will be sold on the THIRTY.
nrst day Of July, 1877. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment. together with eosts vi advertising
and expenses Of sale.
Il. wsGENKR. Secretary.
0niee-No. tit Csiiiornis stv~t. Ban rran.
cisco, California. js9 "a
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r REMOVED.

T D. LEvIsoN nS REMOVED ms
-. Stock Of Goods ~
Ne. 10 sssth q street vtrsisia Ctr.
Next door 10 Nannlngs Jevelry stare.
whsrs no will eontrue 10 cell goods for lees
money than any other house IN the sity. Thank.
InH he eustmsrs end t-r iublie In general fis
past patronage. bs hop TO se- them al in his
new place. ]. ID LEvlsON,
Bssassa DAsaar, We. no Rsush q ni.
vtPxtnia i1ty. mvai
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{. J. PAsMoRf,
County Superintendent OF Public
Schools.
OPPIcR -coyayR PUILDiso. VIRGINIA
~ Ctr. corner u and TsJ lor streets.
once uours-saturdays froa il a. y. TO
srn. mh1s 3m
DISSOLUTION or c0PARTnERsHIp,

NoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN copartner,hip heretofore sxist'De undrr
the nrin name of sCHORNfELD bC-L -LES.
stNukR, dong bus .nese as vegetabls and pro.
vision dealers opposite Nails Lsrdvsre storr,
Main strr~t. Ooid ilili. IL ais olvcd ~ muiual
consent l.. Schocnfeld vili continue the busi-
ncss at the old stand. Mr. John eehlersinssr
Withdrawing. All persons Indebted will please
call and ssttIe their accounts Immediately.
J.. scHUENfEt.D,
M, 10 s0i JOHN sCHI. .ESsiN0ER.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
r ADY wAsmINaroN MININC

ADY WAHhhIN9TON MINING
- Company. !. Location of principal place Of
business, san Frnncisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold LIN. storey county.
Nevada.
Solies is hereby Given. that 1t 9 m.s,ins Of
ths Board Of Directors. held on the 9th day
of March. lsT. IN aasessmsnt iNo, ioI Of 8eS
enty-dvs Cents per sbars was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, paysbls
Immediately. IN United States gold coin. 70 the
Secretary. st the once OF the Company. Room
n Hayvard's Building. No. tiS California
strest, ban. Francisco. California. And By nils
tale. part OF the stock upon which the asssss
ment was unpaid Vas NOS pubiished - dslin
quen. and at meeting Of the Board Of Trus
tees Of said corporation. held on tie 10Th day
OF Nay, ISL, u was unAnimcusly voied that oil
proceedings subseQuens 10 said assortment b.
sst aside, and that the said assessment BE- rati-
nsd and rslevied therefcrr,
any stock upon which this assessmsnt shan
remain unpaid on .se is,h day Of June.
i6TT, will be eslinqusni. and advertised Tor
sale Of public auction. ant uniess payment 70
made bsfofa viii BE- sold 90 the Third dai
Of July. ig.1, TO pay the dellnquent assessment
together with costs OF advt rising and exrensss
OF S.e. B,ock upon which this assessment
lNc. loi has bssn already paid IL aos Affected
bJ his notice.
BY order Of tho Hoard q p,reetors.
d. T.. THOMAS, Secretary.
Ofice-Room II usywaris Building. tle
California street, BAn frnlctsco. California.
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DOUOLAEN +

n v DSSeLAH1
" CuhPANY.--Location Of primo pal plAe.
OF business. ban Francisco, California,
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Stsrey county. State of Nevada.
Noiice Il hereby given that at . meeting Of
the Board oi Directors. held ON The sssh day
OF May. 1871. III assessment mo. ~ VI Ten
li0l Cents per share was levied upon tho
capital ptock of the corporation, payable I'm.
msdiaiely, In United States gold coin, 70 the
Secretary. at the ONCE Of the Company. NO. COS
California street, hoom 10, san Francisco, Cali.
fornia.
Any stock upon which tlis assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the 9Th day of Juno.
1871. will b- delinquent. and adveitisd d for
sale at public auction, aud unlese laymcnt h
made before will be sold on THURSDAY. the
i9th day Of July. 1877, 10 pay the delinquent
assessnl-nt. t-grthcr With costs 0f advertising
and expenses OF salc.
Ey orLef oi tho Board OF Directors.
FRANK MOYEis, Secretary.
Oniee-N0. 40s Calliofnla street, lioom 10.
San Francisco, California.
NOTlCE.-Partiesh hol ding due bills for stock
In tbs Mount Hood. vancouvsr, ueorge Dous.
lass. De HAro. Tolo and bablne Mining Comps-
nies arc requested 10 present the saine imms.
diately 70 tne secret.ry. ny29td
.
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TOE sCArEs CONSOLIDATED
81 SILVER MINING C0MPANY.-Locaton on

~ SlLVek MINING COMPANY.-LocAton on
Of principal place of business, ran Francisco,
Location of works. nrg.nia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Soiice 70 hereby given. that At q meeting OF
the Board ~ Dirrctors. held on the 23lh day
OF Nay. 1877. an assessment mo. ~ Of
Ten lluj Cchts per share was levied upon the
capital stock oi the cotpurltion. payable I'm
m~fiatcly, In United States gold coin, 10 the
Secretary. ai the office of the Company, No. eos
California street, Room No. 10, nan ffsncisco.
California.
Any stock upon which this assessmsnt ,hali
remain unpaid on the Nth day of Jaoe, Ism,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sals
at public auction. and unh~s payment IL made
before win be sold on THURSDAY. the 18th
day OF July. isis. 10 psy the delinquent
assessment, together with costs VI adverilsing
and expenses of sale.
by ordtr Of the board OF directors.
FRANK M0yEli, secretary.
0nice-S0. eos California stIeet, koom i6,
San Francisco. California.
E0TIcR.-Paries holding due bills Cor stock
In tho M0uLt Hood, vaac uvsr, 0.Orpe Doug
lass. DE liaro. Too AID Sabine Minlbg Comps.
niles are regu sted . present the samc imnis.
diAtely W the Secretary. mJ2std
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nONALD GOLD AND AILvER
MiA1Nu COMPANY Location of prnci.
pal place of busine-r. San Francisco, talifor.
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n VNlCKERBOGKER MIsIN0

W. rs. DENN, 5eSfethfy.
Once - Room No. 10 nAyward's Building,
No. ti9 California street. San fransi,eo. Cali
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-13

A rapid penman can write thirty
words in minute. To do this he
must draw his quill through the space
of a rod-sixteen feet and half. In
forty minutes his pen travels II fur.
long, and in FIVE hours and third
a mile. We make on an average,
sixteen curves or turns of the pen in
writing each word. Writing thirty
words in minute we must make foui
hundred and lightweight to each Sc
cond; in an hour twenty-eisht thous
and eight hundred; in day Of only
five hours, one hundred and forty-four
thousand; and in year OF three hun
dred days, forty-three million two hun
dred thousand. The man who made
million strokes with a pen in Il
month was not at all remarkable.
Many men make four million. Here
we have, in the aggregate, mark
three hundred miles long to be traced
on paper by each writer in year. In
making each letter in the ordinary
alphabet we must make from three tC
seven strokes of the pen-on an aver
age three and half to FOUR Har
per's Weekly.
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Hs Uoufdn'f Feel safe

Old 81 asked another darkey last
evening: Look hyar, who wuz dat
genlman dat preached at de church las
uight?'
"Dat wuz. er--l fergut his name
but hes pow'ful lawyer heah in his
town.
"Oh, 60 way; Iain't 'quirein' artcr
no lawyer"
swell, dat's who dat wuz."
can dat man got up dar an spoke
dat gospil trute an wuz er lawyer ter
boot"
Oats what ! sed hit. and dat set
tie hit wild me; 'kase when Use dozin'
round in err chu'ch dat amt enshore,l
an dar's a man in de pulpit totin Jor-
din water on one shoulder an melted
led ON dudder, OATS too dangersome
er place for dis ole niger, yer heah
me in time. = Atlanta Constitution.
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In a certain pleasant town in the
country of Surrey, England, there was
a cricket ground nearly surrounded
by houses. One fine morning just af
ter great match had been played,
the secretary Of the club received n
letter from a lady "of certain aye"
the proprietor of one Of the adjacent
houses, declaring that her delIcacy
had repeat, dly been afironted by the
sight of gentlemen ''in every stage of
nudity" putting on their cricketing
hannels in the open dressing tent just
before her windows. Would the Sec
retary, therefore, she entreated, make
arrangements for Kidding her of this
disgusting spectacle? The secretary
wrote an apologetic note to Miss Fiefe,
and at the match the dressing-tent was
placed at the opposite corner of the
cricket ground, at least 800 yards
from the lady's windows. Imagine
the secretary's astonishment at receiv-
ing the next morning a second letter
thanking him for his obviously kind
intentions" but regretting that they
We're of no avail, as she could see
the gentleman's legs with telescope.
just as plainly as before"
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4 UvaraimO TO Thin Wsssses.

A good anecdote is related Of a lady
at a party whose dress and form were
faultless. Just before DINNER an adj
mirer offered her n flower from his
button.hole. The dress being iasten-
ed behind, the flower had to be ad-
justed with pin. Just then they
went down To dinner, and the gentle.
man thought lie heard u noise as
though wind was escaping from a bel.
lows. The lady had soon lost her
fair proportions, and the tightly'ftting
dress was most baggy. IL appears
that the latest fashion for thin ladies
dresses is an air.tight lining blown out
to the proper size. The pin put to
keep the flower in had penetrated the
air.tight lining hal caused a grand
collapse.
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Your face seems familiar to me,
sir" said one man TO another on
Western railway train the other day;
"can ! have met you before' Was il
at the Centennial or did I see you
at st. Louis last fall.' ut may have
been either, SIR courteously respond
ed the unknown; "for l was Turk
ish pasha in the cake and coffee bust.
ness at Philadelphia, and subsequent
ly filed brief engagement at st.
Louis Us a cannibal. / am now on
my way to California, to become a
gorilla, if native talent meets with
any encouragement; but if business is
bad l shall either let my hair grow
and enter the lecture field or get a
chuck-a.luck board and follow the
country fairs" Life. said the other
man, musingly, sis full OF vicissi
tudes."
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charles Dickens Ncmescsc.

While Mr.. Charles Dickens was
last In this country, and lived at the
Westminster Hotel, something 81 a
sensation was caused in the establish.
mcnt by the birth of child. its moth.
er being an industrious and comely
chambcrmaid employed in the house.
One Of the lady boardcrs, the wife Of
an Ex.Minister 10 France, took great
interest in the little stranger aud its
unfortunate mother, and, besides pre-.
pairing clothing for the child, che oc-
cupiel herself in interesting the
guests in behalf Of the hspless pair
The girl hal had charge Of Mr.. Dick.
Gus rooms, and that gentleman made
a prompt response to the appeal. lie
placed $500 in the hands Of the house.
keeper, with orders to take good care
of mother aud child; and, further, he
succeeded in persuading the poor girl
to reveal the name of her bctrayer.
He was Wall street man. a well.
known broker. At first, when con.
rronted with the mothers statement,
he denied all acquaintance with his
victim, and it was only by threats Of
exposure that he was prevailed upon
to contribute toward the fund that
Mr.. Dickens had started for her bene-
fit. AS soon as the glrl was able to
be up and about, her child-whom
she named after Mr.. Dickens-was
placed with a family in westchcster
county and the mother sent out West,
with complete outfit, small sum Of
money aud the whole world before her.
She changed her name and soon Sc.
cured work; she lived respectfully and
has since married well. Her husband
was made acquainted with her faur
pas and its consequences, fn.gave them
like a man, sent for her child snd
adopted il as his own. Little Charles
Dickens =, his mother and step
father are row living in small wes'
tern town, aud no doubt one of them
at least has not yet ceased to bless the
name Of the great English novelist
I New York World.
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Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver

Symptoms Of Diseased Liver.
pAIN in the right side, under the edge
1 Of the ribs, increases on pressure ;
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the paticntisrarely able to lie onthe left
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and il frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for a rheuma.
tism in the arm. The stomach is Affect
cd with loss Of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, aeeompan-
led with dull. heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss Of memory, aceompan-
led with painful sensation Of having
left undone something which ought to
have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant The pa.
tient complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility ; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complainsof ola
prickly sensation ofthe skin his spir-
its are low; and aithongh nc Is satis,
he'd that exercise would DC oeheheial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up iortitudc enough to tryh; In TACT,
he distrusts every remedy several oil
,ne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .I ,.'Ssro Ss,s y,
. vu' eAe: $50. n' , o@ .n.u,;u 80" 81 ~.
mem e $500 .t ahn'.',' ,I" - ',' WV
oony ,a'i hs ue. a,. .; sII" d.r,naa,
" nave U." e
AGUE ND rE'E k'
DIN. &. MgLANE's LIVER FILLS, IN
CASES or <hooh NM ""e
taken with Ouinine, are productive OF
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The Judges at the recent Godefroy
trial for murder in Paris, were so ex.
ceedingly deferential to the prisoner,
that the Charirari pays its respects to
them rs follows: 80, my good friend
you acknowledge having killed your
wife?" "Yes, Judge" Permit me
to observe that you were perhaps a
little too rough in opening her throat
with a razor" Il was, Judge" al
would suggest. then. if you marry
again, that il will be better not to have
razor in the house" II will prom.
Use you, Judge" "Do my questions
fatigue you? If so, we can postpone
the ease until tomorrow. "They do
not Judge, | would prefer having a
verdict to-day. ! am very uncomiort-
able in prison." "You are uncom.
fortablel Why did you not let me
know could have sent you to n
house | have near Paris. aud
every Sunday we could have gone
fishing together"
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There was recently trial for muir
der in Ireland in which the evidence
sGs so palpably insufficient that the
Judge stopped the case and directed
the jury to return verdict of Not
Guilty" A weIl-known lawyer, how.
ever, who wished to do something for
the fee he had received for the defend.
ant, claimed the privilege of address.
ing the Court. "We'll hear you with
pleasure, Mr.. B, said the Judge;
"but. to prevent accident. well first
acquit the prisoner"
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BRoKES
Life Insurance Companies

70 hs Poi,cy-Aoideys efiAS 81 LoSis Mutual, C6ati-
asHtai, S,osSiiy and Noe Jersey Msiaai'
The tins tT proving your claims against the
above companies l. limited, aud unless YOU attend
t. them lorihsith, You Mil b. dvharTed. They
should he attended 10 al once. The undersigned
prepared 10 attend ~ and expedite their collier
ton, and have special faculties ioT 50 doing. All
such istsrosis Entrusted tO them will he promptly
attended la, we'll as the interests Of Those hold
Ing pilri.s Ia companies that have appended busi-
n,ss la this state Call NJ address by letter
BADGER a BREEDING,
Attorneys at Law,
Southsest corner Cepter aud Greon strests,
2Gl-ii Room 20 aud 20 Louisville, Nv.
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Any p.rsOn ~ liable b. shall TAIL 10 comply
with the iong'ng requirements, Sill h, subjsct
severe l~naliies.
Persons OF drns liable 10 pay any Of the Special
Ia named alz,Fe, NUT Allly 10 JAMES \. DA-
Wis, Collector o! Internal iluNenue, al STAFFORD,
ny, aud pay for and procure the spssial-lak
stamp or stamps they need, prior 10 May 1, 1871,
aud MlIllOl 4 FURTHER NOllCE.
SIzcial-TaN Stanps will be transmitted by mail
oniy on receipt froIl the person tirm ordering
the same of specific directions ~ 10 do, together
with the nscssSaTy postage stamps or the am unt
required 10 pay the postage. The postage VI ono
stamp Is three cents aud On two stamp siK esuta
lfit i desired that they be transmitted BY regis
tered mail ten esnts additional should secampany
the application. GREEN Is. RAIM,
Commissioner VI Internal Revenue.
OrfICn OF INIEksAL REyksuk,
Washington, u. {, January - 1871 2i-it
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They did not travel very far until
the pony ran into pond Of water,
some two or three feet In depth, and
as there wa. an cmbankment several
feet high, just IN front Of them, the
pony very naturally, refused to mount
it. Now, by the eye Of imagination
just look at poor Tom, on the pole,
over his boottops In water.
Tom cried out, Harry what must
Idf' "vhy, just wade out said
the somewhat angry and disconsolaie
Harry. Tom obeyed. tRemembcr
this was a cold December night
They now went bravely to work to
bring out the buggy which was soon
accomplished. Throwing away their
weak pole. they supplied its place by
procuring a strong fcnce-rail, and
again resumed their respective posi-
tons, namely: Harry on the horse
and Tom on the rail.
After driving an hour or so, they
reached the pike. In order to render
them more miserable, they feared they
would not reach town before the in
habitauts would be astir. After reach.
ing the pike, as Harry had the more
pleasant situation, he says to poor
Tom:
"Now Tom, I'm going to - 50
you hold tight there" and he laid
whip to the poor little pony. which, ]
imagine, by this time, could barely
raise the lope. Every few minutes
he would look back, and by the dawn
ing light in the far East, he could see
poor Tom bravely trying to keep hi.
position on the rail.
Well, we will now look at them as
they enter the city. They both mo-
mentarily exclaimed-"Thank God,
no one is stirring But as this was
said little too loud, it walked one old
chicken, and he thinking that they
we're coming to bring the news Of Til
den aud Hendricks election, greeted
them with loud, cheering crow, which
was cheerfully responded to by quite a
number e his feathered brethren.
This was long before the Presidential
mud,lle was settled
Finally, the buggy was stored care.
fully away, sent to the shop, came out
well repaired, and the last account
had, il was on its way to the Blue.
grass, bitterly regretting its visit to
Casey.
As to what has become of Tom,
Harry and the pony, ! am unable t.
say, but truly hope they may live tt
good old age; and | am almost
tempted to say to Harry, that wher
the pony dies he should erect a monu
ment to the memory OF the noble ami
NAL.
Remember, boys, "fiint hearts
never won fair ladies"
Poor Tom and Harry! they will al
ways have my sympathy, and l vii
close by invoking the sympathy OF al
the readers of the JOURNAL upon
them, especially poor Tom.
Yours Truly,
"LrrTLE Do1T.'