A Mathematical Puzzle

roers, went to market, each lia viiir thirty ehicfceng. They sgieed to sell them as follüws: Ono Bold tbree ohickens for ono dollar, and tho other sold two ohickens for oue dollar, wliieli would ho live cliickens for two dolhirs, anj they pëoeived turiity five dollars for the sixty oliiokaiis. The next (lay thoy erte to markot again wUJl the sar.iuiiUiulii.-r oí' ebrèkerij, ibd by ngreeraant thoy put tiieiu a.ltofretji' er, aiul gold five cbiokcüs for nvo (Liüiirs, and ouiy riceived kweWjp-i'oor do)li-a, - Thoy supposcd tlü'y would rooeive as rauch as tlny dia i':O Crat d;iy. but bad bt dollar. JT was t