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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-23

THE UNITED STATES AND MEAitO-
 The Courier des Etats Unis publishes at large note from M. GoRosrIzA, Mexican Minister to the U States, which, from the date, October 18th, lss6,1 and is contents, appears 10 be his final letter to the Executive of the United States taking his departure from Washington, whence it IS dated. The letter IS of come length and having been apparently translated from the Spanish into French, might have it's meaning strained by farther translation from French into En- rlish We shall not attempt translation o It, there fore but confne ourselves to the general import winch is as follows
 Referring to former letters of his to the Department of State M. GoRosrIzA says that he at once that that e invasion of the Mexican territory by the troops of the United States entirely gratutous lnsult since there had been offence the part of Mexco, nor any lawful the part of the U States, to justify it, that he had fatered himself that his repre- sshtalons to thls Government would have had the e feet to induce change of it's scoutse that, however it had happened otherwise: that the note ot hr DICKENS {acng Secretary of State of the 18th instant, had left him without hope-the explanations which he had gv
 n him. on the part of the President, having convinced Sfbe M5nster of inc lite that Mexico had 10 expect from the United States who would sacrifice It's most sacred rights and positive interests to the shadow sof an imaginary danger who insults Mexico and com sns wrong against heI, purely by way of precauoii- Under circumstances so painful the Minister concludes by saying he should fail in duty ii, the represent stave of Mexico, he did not make of the only way which remained to him to express, at least, how he was wounded by the wrongs done his country by the United States; and therefore declares FiFon his responsibility that he considers his mission tertn- ated, and requests his passports to be 10 him at Philadelphia to which place he declares his purpose to sge on the following day.
 The note of Mr. Dckins, inreply to his letter, is al so published in the Coufief and to the following ef- feet: that the president regrets that erroneous ap !preciaton of the which he has thought his duty to take, for the defence of the frontier has ndu- eced M. Gorostiza to terminate his mission; that the President, howeAer, enerains the hope that the Mex icah Government will do him more justice than the Minister; and ha to prevent all misunderstanding, he will take suitable steps, and vii send to Nr. ELLIS the United States Minister to Mexico instructions to give to the Government of Mexico all necessary explana- lions on the subject.
 The letters on both sides are. courteous in their terms. We trust all readers will concur with us Tn the earnest hope that the representations which Mr. Ellis Is 10 be instructed to make will have the effect to preserve unbroken the friendship professed by bothna tons and solennly pledged by treaty to be relgously observed between them.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-30

More elnn bnr hundred similar eases 10 de above
cnn be now referred 20 ~ Dr.. =.
Coz their CIildrep-lhey very peassni and child
ninth old may tnB them with peFocl uul6ty, mud
whh certainty 81 beaefeial results.
Cholera MOrbHs, Cramps. Cholics DyssHfsrv, Loose.
o. DiaryhD0 are oil speedily cured by this ines'
Unable Medicine, which assists nature TO cIectpRly
throw oil ail Offending humor. Whoever takes IIsem
will be satisfied thnt medicine 10 not ell hnmnag'-
Health will soon light up the OOUn,enaOees Of
who make trial Of them.
Me. MacmanUs, lR2 DivisOn.st. was cured y an ~
eHi SpasmOdic MagMael Cholera. With o"H ~ =.
those P'lis The 4lh Of September. 1852 ;ltis az
bove gentleman S1ddenly sesed 70 'ns m ~, ~ ,br
the night with cramps 4" the bowels aug ~, i,ad Bran.
detI's Pills im the house, and imcedatey go ,ha
with them, aud in hour took ~ pis va. Iii ~ ,he
cfec, of relieving the cvanp and sp"sm' as We" - Wv
s;ckmess-amI he soOn afterwards went 10 seSP-wne"
he awOke the disease was gone. J . ~ E. ~.
siness the following day. - ;.~"1."
~ He allows reference to be made 10 him.
For The convenience Of ihe Puhlic, Dr.. Brandslh
has established the following resp; c,anle cxens ne
Pace IS CENTS PER Box, with fall directions.
NeaO- York-Bir. Lance, $50 Eigh,eenth-streei; MI
HlI. III wa'er.s,; Mr. A. Wrggh;%a"' Watch and
Division-s,.; w. & d. d. Wright, Hardware men,
Houstonsl. corner OF LIE wist,. b. S.TaylOr, 78Ve-
sey-s,; Brewer s. Striker. SO Canal-sI
Jersey Cly--W. K. >Dray.oN, Grocer, Sc, corner
Of Y~rk aud Green-sis.
BroOkiyn-G G. b. Booth, Matchmaker, 70 FuiOu-st
PatersOn--H. n. Post, Passac Hotel.
H0ri0eR-J0hn =. Kenyon, Post Office.
Otsego County, N. Y.-Henry LatlrOp, EdmeslOn.
Massachusetts Muzzey, GornhilI, Boston; Mr.
Qumby, CharlestOwn; MIR. Bixby. Lowell.
Rhode lsiond.-Messrs. Marshall, Brown & Co.,
Providence. 1
Hartford, Con.--John Bra.ldock, Henry Benton.
Niddfetopn--E. e. FERRE, State Agent.
Esser-Lewis r. Hayden.
e NiddIe Hodddm-Tnus Whiimore.
North ,th-Chauncey Whitman.
GuiiJora-W. and ]. Hale.
Byaltora-Eh F. Rogers.
East EfaUen-James Thompson. Jr.
NesU- R0ren-I.. II. Young, .rt. y
Orange-William Woodruff.
Naugutuc-John sTillou.
Woodbridge-Eber Lines
HumphreysuiHe-E. Gilbert & Co.
Rekhany-Archibald Perkins.
CheshIe-Siias Hitchcock.
Hamden-Rodcrck Kimberly. .'--
Aiiford-Adoiphus Baldwin.
acknowledgements & Kirkland.
Wipdsor-S. 0. LoOmis
Warehouse Point-J. b. Chapman.
Observation-Disclosures s. Harper. :
SvEeia--Loomis & She'd
East Granby-J. J. & G.. E. Vieta.
SimstM,y-HeDry Ely.
Canton-Charies Mygau.
NeU- Hartford Cent,e-James F. Henderson.
WoLcotviNe-JdtM Hangeriord."
PiymoMh-S. M. Mitchell.
Litchfeid-E. A. LORD. [113m4
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-30

A N assortment OF CHiLDREN's SHOES
"a just received by
Jnne 9. 3a II. LAWRENCE.
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Wstshes and SsvssIry.
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TIME subtcrlbsrs having entered into Coz
u panhplshlp. under tks naf,ne and Rrm Of
u. MeEAsfHlnmm e. Co.
Tor the purpaas % eontinnink alIs business Of
Repairing Clocks and l1nlcies, n,ifaerurinr
STEER Spoons, Be. e. would inform their ens-
TONERS that they have juss received from New
York IN extensive sss8flmeni Of 80
Watches, .IesDegs.y, g1sfg
Plated Ware,
Of superior quality. aud the latestpatiarns;
amongst which are the following articles:
Geld. coral, hlagree and jet Ear Rings;
C"rnelian, Sgate, coral, jet, onyx and gold
Breast Pins; imitation and real emerald. opal.
diamond set, pearl and plain Finger Rings;
Belt Buckles; Slides. Plated SnufsrsSLTrays;
Britannia Tea Pots; Steel Spectacle Cases;
Near-sighted Speciacies and Eye Glasses;
Music Boxes, Motto Seals, Pen Knives, Cut.
ting Pillars, Watch Oil, Magnrts. COnnhs. Tu-
ming Forks, Belt Buckles and Slides, &c. SIC.
Thankful for past favors, they will be still
more pleased with a continuance OfpatrOnpSe.
REUBEN MERRINlAN, ~
REUBEN B. MERRIMAN.
One dior east Of Presbyterian Church, sea.
Litchfe!d, March %, 1885. s ~
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A SCENE FROM RIENZI.

II was later that day than usual when
Req returned from his tribunal To the
apa-,meni. of his palace. As he irsyers-
ed the reception hall his countenance was
muc', flushed: his teeth we're set firmly,
ike a -naa xho has taken strong reso-
luton from which he will not be moved:
and his brow vas dark with that settled
and fearful frown which the DISORDERS of
his nersonsi appearance nave not failed
10 notice as the characteristic of an anger
The more deadly because invariably JUS.
Close he hind his heels followed the Bi
shop Of 0rvetto and The aged Stephen
Col1nns. Il tell We. nv lords. said
Rieazi, that you plead in vain. Rome
knows no distinction between ranks
The Law is blind To the agent. lynx-eyed
TO the deed
Yet said RAYMOND, hesitalingly,
sbethink thee, tribune; the nephew of
two cardinals, and himself once sens-
tor
Rienzi halted abruptly and faced his
companions. My Lord Bishop said
he. does not this make the crime more
iuexcusa6Ie! Look you. thus il reads:
A vessel from Ayignon TO Naples, char
eed with the revenues Of Provence TO
Queen Jane, on whose cause, mark you,
we now hold solemn council. is wrecked
at the mouth Of the Tiber; with that
Martina di Portu--a noble as you say
the holder af that fortress whence he
derived his title. doubly bound by gentle
blood and by immediate neighborhoOd, 10
succor the distressed--falls upon the ves-
Sc! with his troops-[what hath the re-
bel with armed ,roopss)-and plllages
the vessel like common rObber. tie Is
apprehended-brought 10 my Tlbandl--
receives fair trials condemned to die
Such is the laws; wha. more would he
havev
Mercy said the Colonna.
Ricnzi folded his arms aud laughed
4 disdsinfuIIy. never heard my lord
CoIonna plead ror mercy when a,peasan
hal s.oIen the bread that was to feed hl'
fam,shing children
Between q peasant and prince, TIL
bune. | for one recognise a distinction
the brigb, blood of an orsiui is not to b.
shed like that Of base plebian.
(Which remember me- SAID Rlenz
in a low voice. you deemed small
enough when nv boy brother Tell b.
meath the wsnlon spear Of your prou'
son. Wake not that memory. l war;
yon. let it sleep. For shame. old Co
ionna--fu Shame; so near the grave
where the worm levels all flesh. an
preaching. with those grey hairs tn
unrharltabie distinction bet~een man an
man /. there not distinction enough a
hesll Does not one wear purple and th
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Co.PARTNER WANTED.

fPHE business OF conducting this paper has
become 80 butiheusonle, that Z cannot d.
il justice and do myself justice IN other re
speeis. wish therefore. to take q part er
into the Editorial department. OF the Watch
man. should regard high degree Of qusIi
ication as indispensable: for whether the pre-
sent Editor Possesses that or not. am able to
show iHeOaissisb!. proof that the establishment
10 in high degree profitable. and every way
improving.
would prefer gentleman Of the bar, who
would be willing to form a eo-partnershIp 10
the law practice also. Letters (post paid) will
be Promptly answered, detailing the affairs Of
the Office, tmore than ought 10 be done in an
advertisernentl and giving my views OF all the
advantages Of the proposed arrangement: a
personal conference, however, would be ne.
eesssry before closing such contract.
HI. G. Jones.
Waterman Office, %
Salisbury, N. c.
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STEAMBOAT
FROM
Petersburg TO City Point.

StHE public are respectfully informed that The
New steamboat EAGLE, Capt. Chase, has
commenced running from this place TO City
Point, to meet the boats from aud to Norfolk,
and will leave in time to ensure a passage 10
or from that place. No fears need be appre.
hended by delay, as the boat draws but two
feet water, which will ensure a run al all tunes
oftide. Passage 81, for which apply on board,
OTTO p. RYAN, .9gent,
Al the wharf.
February 23. O8-3w
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Subscription received by the printer, ond
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All letters upon busnt SO relative TO the "a
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Carey's Library % Choice
Literature.

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the propustoTs, "a their original prosptc
tas, stated, that their facilities ere very great
Tor conducting publication OF the kihd. TIE
selections already hsst given great satafae'
tIna " rhe Life IL >u James Mackiatosh,'
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tirs &c iiIndosian." ere works that aI the same
time al interesting aud instructive. Nothing
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menced 10 M "a, the publication ois work oi
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those descrvsdly popular works, Darnley,'
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ring the reign OF lts gsycst monarch, Henri
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zes his writings u 70 entitled
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

Stso the heirs and lega,ees oi JOHN Dixie.
deceased, that The subscriber 70 nov res.
dy to settle with them, on demand, ami will
no hereafter consider hnnseli a. liable Tor ~
terest.
MOSES GUESS. .9dm'r
IN right Of his rye.
March Is 10 o
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March
MOTTO T..

sllHE SUBSCRIBE havIas bren qualified Al the
February term 1t the C"uFi 81 Pleas aud
Quarter Sessions Tor Orange comfy, - sx.cu.
Tor III the last wall aud Testament Of ALEX.
UNDER d.LEN. 3teeased. hrr,by gives no.
tlee TO Gil perspns indebted to The estate Ia
make immediate payment, aud these hssihR
CLAIMS sIll Present them PrupeTl. suibeniisa.
ted within the time r'tst rbrd By isN, II his
notice will be plead ba, 'SthtT T.,'ssp.
JOHN SCOTT. Err.
February IS. Of
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THE FAMILY MEETING.

TIE following lines we're written On 0cca.
NOE q TIE accidental meeting, fsw evenings
siase. u al ihe surviving members of fsmi
y. tse iaiaer and mother q With Zone eigh,
Iy-tsa tas other eighiy years oil have lived
in the same house fly tSrss yearsl
Bsstss csarir.
We are all heres
Father, Mother
Sister, Brother.
All who bold each other dear.
Each chair is filed. we're all q ksns,
Tong 4 let no eald stranger come;
n 10 not oflen thus around
Our cd familiar hearth we'rs found.
Bless thea The meeting and tue spot,
For once be every care forgot;
Let gentle peace assert her power,
And kind affection rule the hour;
We're all-slf here.
We're .si I'll here.
Some sre away ihe dead ones dear,
WHO thrOuged. with rs this ancient hearth,
And gave the hour to guiltless mirth.
Fate with q stern, relentless hand,
Looked 10 and Trimmed our little band;
so.,s like night fash passed away,
AID seme sank. lingering, dsy BY day;
The quirt grsve ysfd-sone Il. there.
And cruel ocean has HE share
We're not an here.
We are all herel
Even thev-;hs desd-though dead. 90 dear
Foad memory. TO her duty true
Brings hack their faded forms 70 yiew.
How lite.hks through the mist &c years,
Bach we'll remembered lace appears:
We see them as in times long past.
From each In each kind looks are cast;
We hear their words. their smiles behold.
They're round rs a. they were Of old
We are all here.
We are al here! =s~ =
Fs'her Mother,
Sister Brother.
You hat love with love go dear
This nav not long ofus be said;
Soon must We 'oin ne gathered dead,
And Nv he hearth we now sit round,
Some ether circle win b. found.
0t1sD AT wisdom nav We know.
Tbs. visl's life ofpsses below;
So in The world 20 follow ,hip
May each repest. in words Of bliss,
50 We're sii all here! C.s.
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MOTTO E.

yhHE subscribers having been qualified 81
- the February term of the Court Of Pleas
and QUuart-r Sessions for Orange county. a.
executors To thu last viii and testam.nI Of
ROBERT TlNSlN. deceased. hereby give no
tlce On ali persons indebted TO said estate TO
make ImmelIate paymeat; and those having
claims vii present them properly suihentIca.
ted within the time prescribed BY law. or this
notice will be plead N bar Of their recovery.
DAVID TINNIN. Err,
C.. e. TiNNlN. N
February as is OF
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January ~. 03-
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NOTICE.

Z, ETTERS Of administrator have been
granted to me on the estate OF POLLY
JACKSON, at the February term Of Orange
County Court. Persons having claim arc no.
tified TO present th"r.
E. r. STRUDWICK, .4dm'r.
February IS Os-
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eirulalsi sbOal, exciting q smile on ere
~ cOunisnsnee except hat Of The owner
who deliberately took ilup and repeat.
ed the words above. and well knowing
die author OF The mischief, addressed The
Cou1 ss fOllows-May il please the
courI, 1 ask your Honor's protection
(holding up The hat for said he. /" end
that brother Burgess has written his name
in my bar. and have reason 20 fear thai
he intends 10 make of with IL
Boston GALAXY.
---@ee---
7ksea fniek-A sharper. \ Few days
since, slept into boot makers shop in
the Bowery. lsays q New York paper
aud requested 10 try on pair al boots.
After 4 deal Of trouble he succeeded in
finding . pair which fted. He Thea
gave smart stamp with his foot. upon
which q man tan aee"mplice) rushed IN
and knocked him down. Z" Where il
the Villain!" said be a. he arose; and
Instantly ran in pursuit Of the fellow
through the streets, and was soon beyond
the vision Of Crispin; who found himself
minus pair Of boots
.7efirify.-There is much advantage
in arnvity-in dning most things quick
ly-parliculsrly IN these Guild DAYS. DR..
Amolt. in his Elements Of Physics. says,
that animal power Is exhausted exaclly
10 proportion 10 the time during which IL
Is seiing. as well As in proportion 10 the
intensity of force exeried. There may,
therefore. be often great saving of AMI.
NAL power BY doing work quickly. al.
though with little more exerii0n during
the time. Suppose two men of equa
weight TO ascend the same slair--0ne o.
whom took only minute to reach the
top. and the other takes four minutes: g
will cost the FIRST Iille more than ae,
fourth part If the fatigue whlrh il cosl.
the second. Uecsuse the exhaustlon is ii
proporIIon 10 the time during which IN,
muscles are scung.
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---ees---

When the late judge Howell Of Rhode
Island. was at the Bar. Mr.. Burgess, to
play a Joke. wrote Oh the lining Of his
la. vacuum eGpm Iepp,y head the hat
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OR SAL II.

DECRwITH's .STLDisPEPTlC PILLS,
Id ". ~ 6RAf'S INV HLJABLi olNI'
NENf and DR. A G, HULL's IMPE WE'D
sl,nge aad Pivot TRUSS.
ALLEN PARKS.
November s. 81
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Mount Pleasant Academy.

WOuht rttusnht ACa0enty.
Nils institution, situated Twelve mi 10 uufth
Of HIlisborough, will be opened Tor :be fs.
ceptIon OF students on the 18th Of JanuarY,
1885 This situation has been seIetIet by tie
subscriber chiefly on account OF the many ID.
Fantagcs II possesses, in healthiness, abu the
correct morals Of the surrounding country
Neither pains nor expense will BE- spared 10
render the scademicsl course fell and con.
Piete. Amongst other things. will b, taught
the following branches particularly,
Let Cdss--English Grammar. Penmar.
ship, Geography. with the use Of the
Maps and Globes, History, Philoso.
ply, Astronomy, Chemistry, Rhetoric,
DC.
2nd Ciass--Laiin, Greek and French
Languages.
The pnces Of tuition will be Eve dollars pei
session Tor the fret class, and ten dollars rsi
session for the second class. A session vii
consist OF five months. Al the expiration Of
the hrst session there will he q public exam.
nation and vacation Of two weeks. The cub.
scr'ber will render every possible attention 10
the morals and habits OF the students placed
under his care.
Board can be had convenient 10 the scade.
my at five dollars per month, end in good 70.
miles. The subscriber 10 prepared 10 accom-.
moda,e twelve or fifteen students with board
al five dollars per month
DANIEL w. KERR.
" B. Students prepared in the above Acs.
DENY Tor any OF our Universities.
Orange county, n. c. Nov.2s. VI
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Private Boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
At KELVIN, NEAR PITTsBoRovoH,

*l'HIS Institution, Tong known as Mas. Ed
WARD JosEs's SCHOOL, will hereafter be
conducted under the joint superlntendence aud
instruction of Miss CHARLOTTE G. JoSEs, and
the Subscriber. The next session will COM
mence on the first Monday in February next,
aud continue until the middle of July, including
short vacation, when the second session OF
the year 1886, will commence. which will ter
inmate on the l2th December. A competent
Assistant will be employed. If necessary. II 10
In contemplation to enlarge the aceommoda.
tons for the School, aud before the beginning
Of the next session, il is expected that every
schoolroom convenience for each Young Lady
will have been provided.
Asst is determined TO preserve the private
character Of the School, the Pupils will board
in the families Of the Teachers; exceptions to
this rule will only be made in the cases Of ,hose
who reside 10 the immediate vicinity, or within
few hours ride ofthe School, oT under peculiar
circumstances Of relationship.
TERMS Board. (iueluding every necessa.
ry,) Tuition, Stationary, and the use Of schoo
Books, SIS per session.
Music and Drawing will form separate char.
ges.
w. II. HARDIN.
Near Piusborough, Jan. 20. o4- a
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN.
'fSlAI A. tee last term Of the aurt ol Peas
4 and QuasseT Sessions tor orange county.
administration upon tie estate Ut THOMAS
d. ATS, deceased. vas grated the sub
sc-iber; al those who are'indehted To The es.
tate are requested 10 make payment: and those
w,o have cams against Il 70 present them ~
stse lsw dirssts, As the subscriber 70 deslIous
10 clnse his administration ne sn0n ~ the Law
will allow.
A. PARKS, .7dm'r.
March 4. o.
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Dr. Norwood has removed bis
sop To a. tagsr formerly oecuylsc ~ Mr
N"tam Huntington ss o. cling Louss, tWo
doors ives, o. Mr. Stephen Moors's Store,
wn,rs be may be found when no, prOisssiOa.
ally engA. ed.
JsnuaTys. o.
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A Legal DistinctiOn.-Fwo promi-
nent advocate in this eastern section,
within fifty miles Of Bangor, were once
engaged in a ease in Court on opposite
sides. Their feelings were very much
enlisted in their clients favor. One Of
them in The course of his remarks made
an assertion which very much excited
the other. who ,hrreupon sprang upon
bis feet and exclaimed, " Bother e. do
YOU say that as lawyer, or as man. II
you say it as larger, it is very well;
but If you lay it as man. you LIE!'
Bangor Courier.