poor t  on a pumpkin.  t

    is slessness.  ty of suc

    in ts to be aking ture!

    t and I can stand  ture

    a p be aso see

    ure packed in a cart and going up country exposed to the

    lig of empty

    boxes?  t is Spauldings furniture.  I could never tell from

    inspecting suc belonged to a so-called rich man

    or a poor one; ty-stricken.  Indeed,

    the poorer you are.  Each load

    looks as if it contained tents of a dozen sies; and if

    one sy is poor, times as poor.  Pray, for w

    do  to get rid of our furniture, our exuvioe: at

    last to go from to another newly furnished, and leave

    to be burned?  It is traps were

    buckled to a mans belt, and  move over the rough

    country  dragging them -- dragging

    rap.   left ail in trap.  the

    muskrat will gnaw o be free.  No wonder man has

    lost icity.  en  a dead set!  quot;Sir, if I may

    be so bold, ?quot;  If you are a seer,

    he owns, ay, and much

    t ends to disown, beo chen

    furniture and all trumpery w burn, and

    o be o it and making w headway he can.

    I t t a dead set hrough a

    knot-e

    follo feel compassion wrig,

    compact-looking man, seemingly free, all girded and ready, speak of

    ;furniture,quot; as .  quot;But w shall I

    do ure?quot; -- My gay butterfly is entangled in a

    spiders  to have

    any, if you inquire more narrowly you will find ored in