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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County. ~@y
In Equlty--March Term, 1881
JOAN Halcaias aasg osasrs 4

- JOAN H@lcaiss and osasrs
-, vs.. 20 ig,nai b..
har'ts ~. Jolns.oa saa ethsrs.
4 I Appearing g. the sa,isfaetioa-ta t,s Court
II that lhe deleadlats, Ersnces .. Potte Luz
cy Mitchell aud Martha Mitchell ate .,,., ,aha.
oilants Ut tins state. Il IS the.elore orderet, hy
he Court that advertisement b.. made ,a Tue
ti'llsboroueh Recorder Cor sx weeks. TOR The
sald defendants AID all the osher heirs q, &, ar,
&c aayl "t James Z Mitchell ice asel In sp.
p ar nj tue next TERN Of thts Court, 10 h.. aeld
d" 'liilsborcush, on the Rad Maaday ID Sen.
> u'beT next, thea and there to plead a ,su rt or
nlr I" sail hll. Or the same viii be aiken
80 'cJesse aga,ast then aud decrreu =, co,d-
~
JAMES WEEP, c. Ne.
.'t.v 2S -
ssfW4sStS far safe OF skis I'm G.
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Edgeeomb.-W. ID. Peiwsy, Esq.,,
Shenii Of Edgecomb county, mas recei,-
ed wrltoi election from His Excellency
Gov. Dudley, directing him 10 open polls
al the ensuing election on the 9Th July,
Tor The purpose OF eIeciing a Senator, In
place Of DR.. Hall, resigned.
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respectable meeting was called al the
store Of William M. Aston, IN Wake
Forest. on The 4,h Of July. Tor lhe pur-
pose OF nominating q suitable Candidate
TO represent This Congressional Dis,rict
10 The Congress Of the United Ssa.es. bu,.
on arriving at the place, the company was
pleased 10 learn that William A. Graham
had consented 10 become candidate, =,
NE solicitation Of his friends. n was
then.
ResOired, Is The sense Of This meeting
!hal we are highly grslified al Mr.. Ora
nam conserving to become a candidate,
and we will use all honorable means 10
secure his election. -
Resoired, that The Chairman and ,,e.
ere'sry sign these proceedings, and tina.
he Editors Of the Register and Star and
hillsbOrough Recorder publish the same,
w. CRENSHAW. Chm'n.
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North Carolina Legislating for Ne,c
loTk.-We understand that James w.
Bryan, late cIlIzen OF Newborn, aud
the last Senator from Jones and Carlere,.
in Onr State Legislature, is spoken Of as
the Wing candidate to oppose Mr.. Cam
breleng. Mr. Bryan has risen rapidly i'll
10 favour with the citizens of N. Y, and
they would do well in preftrring him TO
the Chairman Of the Committee of Com.
merce. We have IN this contest a strik-
ing instance OF tina, inherent characteris-
tic, so fatal TO the dignity and elevation Of
the State, Of North CaroImians TO depre-
ciate the standing of its own cilizens, and
the productions of lis own soil. Here
are two ciiIzens 81 N. G. one COM
parat'vely stranger, aud yet in the
dawn oil manhood, the sole candidates TO
represent the interests of The wards in
which they reside. Of one of the mos,
commercial cities in the world. We here
take occasion TO add, that Nicholas
BIddle derived his financial skill from
North Carolina, his mother having been
a daughter Of the old North. and descend.
ed Of family remarkable for capacity
and requirement WILMINGTON Ode.
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DIE ID,

In this county, on Saturday the sth in.
slant, Mr.. WILLIAM STRAyHcRs, in bout
tn 44th year of his age.
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Mississippi We have been favored
""h perusal Of letter from 4 respect
able lawyer IN Mississippi, dated 7,h
June IRON which We extract the follow.
'ns:- ", Y. Express.
The times here are dreadful, and in
nay opinion not halt what Ihe will be
eeM Spring. The present crop will 90
" pay Judgments their deeds of trust
o" '"hd nrgr"es. | do not believe our
"'fchah's will get any pay, so they can
n"' pay the Northern merchants. And
! predict that uli une note iu one hun
'fed Will be pan, this year To the Northern
VI .,e New Orleans or to our merchants.
'hIs Is bad picture, but il is hes, TO
e prepared for the worst have been CON-
''e'Ied To ask all my correspondents to
'aS postage hereafter. II is small 10
ns"'' but heaVy Oh me, with my nume-
aus correspondents, and now il is almost
impossible lor me or any one else TO raise
p pee enough to pay postage. 1, sells a,
upper cent. aud is jumped al. II things
yep IN al this rate noi one letter in 20
mn., DC taken out Of The Post Office in a
n,ll ha,.' w ruth nothing bu. the banks
"' 'rscie 10 pay tcith.
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The Erperiment. -Co,.un a, Colun,-
bia. s. q, is selling at from 4 10 4.
cents, and Flour at STA 10 SIS, anu
scarce at that
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The Wnadamus Ease The Judges
OF the Circuit Court OF The Distrc, of Co.
lumbia have unanimously quashed The
return recently made BY Amos Kendall
Postmaster General. 10 the Mandamus
,llsi, heretofore issued against him a, the
. ua ol Siocton, Stokes IL Co. They
" ,. 10" sssnled writ ol Peremptory
.hd''adn'as, rentnable on the 18th Of
August. We shall now see exeplltied
the purity of American Justice. v here
me majesty Of The law not only protects
the humbles, individual IN has ius, rights
but overawes ami subdues those vim oc-
cupy the high places Of the Gnsrrnmsn,
aud who have shown, bu, lnr ais whole-
some restraints, thai they would no, hes
''a's 10 commit rank oppression.
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~-,.ae' Of letter from Mobile. 4.,,s y,l, 4
Ihe legislature has sanctioned the .as.
ssI'lon specie payment for three years,
49, -" .rea'ed hive millions oil six per cent,
S S,"us; ;, 10 be divided equally among The
r lac Bank aud Branches, which is one
,h, All the banks are to give one, two and
,". years 10 debtors, provided satisfac.
wy wy security be given. interest 8 DER
' per annum, A mortgage give by
- "'o, II Is 10 be judgment mortgage.
'"e banSs are all au.bnIsed 10 issue
We, two andlhree dollar bills.
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ssfe!sSS far safe or sbis ugs,e.
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4 coScEsrRArap ROMANO By .Lratp crow
i Quill,
Chap. I.-As AERIAL.

81 49, Chap. Ian AERIAL.
On the summit of the loGtest tower of
the castle Of Al,enborg gaily fl,anted IN
,hs evening breeze the Gag OF the redodb'-
able and right valiant Baron Uric. Ills
only laughter. the incompara1ly beautiful
Elvlna, was the sole object Of his love
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
Rodney. November s, 1886.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

VENHE undersigned, having letters of adj
Il ministration on the estate of JOHN S.
Norris, decd, requests all those indebted
to said estate to come forward and settle
their notes and accounts, and those who
hold claims against the estate to present
them within the time prescribed by law,
duly authenticated, Or they will be forever
barred.
GEORGE OVERAKER, Admir-.
Rodney, April 80, 1886. l2-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
ADNGzNrsTRAToR's NOTICE.

II ETTERS of administration having
IA been granted to the undersigned by
the Honorable Probate Court of Jefferson
County, on the Estate of James Sorrel,
decd. Those indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and
those 10 whom the Estate is indebted are
requested to present their accounts properly
as soon as possible.
J. .B. LONG; Admir-.
September 27, 1886. 33-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.

THE Editor Of "TnE DELAwAREAx,-
published at Wilmington, Del. proposes u
prepares a
NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
and therefore asks as a favor, that each
newspaper publisher in the United States,
will forward him by mail, one copy Of their
paper. He intends to arrange them hy
States, giving their politics, &c. For this
favor, each editor sending his paper, shall
receive one copy Of the Directory, as soon
as made ready. The advantage Of sheet
oflhiS kind to publishers, must be apparent
to all.
0-EdiiOrs VIII please copy the above
once Or twice, IA ordorto give It circulation.
March q, 1887 Z
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
NEM FIRM.

The Undersigned, having purchased
die entire stock 81 goods, formerly owned
by Allison 81 Snyder, beg leave to inform
ihcir friends and The public in general, that
they have associaled themselves together
andor tie firm Of I.ape q Snyder, and hope,
hy lons experience and nnremitsed atien-
lion, to meria portion oi public patronage.
~. IsAPE,
a. SNYDER.
July 8. 1896. DIFF
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
NOTICE.

ALL those interested in the lands and
tenements Of William and Joseph Holms,
are requested to come forward immediately
and show cause, if any they can, why said
property should not be sold, as the Under
signed intends making application for an
orderof sale al the next November term
Of the Probate Court oftbis county.
HOWELL KINDS, Guqrdiaa.
Oct %, 1896. 37-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
NOTICE.

A LII personsare hereby forwarned from
"a trading for note drawn by A. M.
Holley in 1884, for fifty dollars, and made
payable to me 18th January, 1885. as said
note has been lost or misIaid so that can
not find it. GUY COTTON.
January %, 1886. Soft
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
AnNINISTRLT0Es -.

EfTERS Of administration having
been granted 10 The undersigned,
the Honorable Probate Count OF Jcilersth
County, at thc November Term, 1885, a.
ihe estate of Dwtor EDwARD LER deed,
.Foiice Is, ticrJore, heretg gireH to all per,
suns indebted oSaid estate 10 came forward
without delay, and make payment, and al
those having claims against The estate arc
requesied,o present them within the hmc
prescribed BY law or they will he barred.
J.B. WARREN, Alm'r.
Dec. q, 1896. 40-h
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
EZ1UuTRIxs eA1r

IN pusnlnco 3. an order lrom DE
bate Court If jefferson coaHiy,ul
February term thereof, ! viii, as Eyooa'H
uf John I. w. Rose, deceased, offer or za
10 the highest bidder,
THREE LOIS IN THE TOWN or
FAIErTE,
Gesignaiea on the plat Of said town as Lots
No. ,, A, and 5, IN Square No. s,
containing each
One Half OF an Acre.
Slii I,ois to be sold on II credit Of one, two
and three years, purchasers to give llieir
notes with approved security.
Sale to take place on the 29th day q
April next, between the hours of II and 4
o'clock, P. NJ, at the doOr Of the Court
House of Jefferson county.
JANE B. Ross, Exec'x
OF Jno. |. w. Ross, deed.
March %, 1887. 7-5t
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
A GREAT BIRE1IN.

THE undersigned wishes to sell his
plantation living in MilliganS Bend, fifteen
miles above Yicksburg, consisting of
G4O .gCFkS,
about one hundred and fifty nf which are
now in cultivation, and one hundred more
can be patin with very little Trouble. Twill
also sell with the place,
TEN GOOD ACCLIMATED HANDS,
and the Crop that is now On it. Thirty
Bales have been already picked, and there
are upwards of one hundred still in the
field.
To persons wishing to purchase a plan
tation, no better opportunity could be offer
ed to make a speculation. as am desrous
to sell. WILLIAM NEVILS.
October 25, 1886. 37-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
COMPREHENSIVE.


"a ME subscribers would respectfully in
II form their friends and the public that
they have entered into CopartnershIp for
the purpose Of transactng the mercantile
business in the towns of Rodney, Jefferson
county, and Sharon, Madison county, Mis-
sissipp,
The Business will be conducted in Rod
ney, under the firm of GriAing, Cafothers
g. CO., and in Sharon, under the firm Of
Carothers, Grifing, g. Co.
JASPER D. GRIFFING,
TIIOS. CAROTHERS,
KINSMAN DIVINE,
CALEB s. BROWN.
Dec. l3, 1886. Aft
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
BLANKS! BLAKs!

TUsT PRINTED, and for sale at thi
~ Office,
Bills Lading; Bills Exchange; Notes IN
Bank; Attachments, and Attachment Bonds;
Rccognizances State Warrants Subpenasj
Executions; Forthcoming Bonds; Alpha
bets, Labels and Sho,o Bills, for Merchants
use; Cotton Receipts, &c. &C.
Hayinga good assortment Of JOB TYPE
we are prepared to execute any orders
that may be forwarded, with neainess ant
despatch.
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
TAKE NOTICE.

HAVING sold my stock oG Drugs and
Medicines to Mcssrs. t. G. Compton & Co.
must earnestly solicit all persons having
open accounts with me for the last and pre-
sent years, to come forward and close them.
GEORGE B. BAYLY.
October 25, 1886. 37-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
LOOK STTARpJ
NOTEc.

NOTEC.
THEpartnership of BaIlantine & Nelson
is this day dissolved by the death of Mr.
Ballantine. The business will only be
continued for the purpose of settlement, and
in which the name Of the firm only will be
used. WILLIAM NELSON,
Swpiriag Partner,
THOMAS w. BECK,
Attorney.
Rodney. November s, 1886. 39-t
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
no TIE PURLLC.
LAPE g. SNYDER

EEAvE JUST RECEIVED a large and
M well-seleeted assortment of SPRING
and SUMMER CLOTHING, Summer
Boots and Shoes, together with a general
collection Of articles adapted to the season.
Rodney, May 6, 1896. l3-y. .
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
FOR SALE.

A QUANTITY of Virginia manuGc-
IN tured Tobacco, Of superior quality,
by HARRIS, KELLY g. Co.
Rodney, Nov 30, 1896. 42-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
NEW GOODS.
a general assortmentof
CLOTHTNG:

SUCH AS
Black and blue cloth and Kentucky Jeans
Conts; strined cashmere pants, assorted; fine
vests, &c. &c.
TOGETHER WITH
IA and rs Lowell domestics; Blankets, white
and red Flannels, and good article of New
York plaid Linseys; Irish Linens; dark and
light Gingham7; Cambrics, JaclSonet, corded
Muslins, Null do, figured and plain; Blond,
Marinoes, (a superior article) assorted colors /;
Bombnzetts and Bombazines and Circassians; a
superior article of black and light silk, Challys,
sc.
Also, an assortment of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Rnsset Broganq Of all sizes; Ladies' and Gents.
Shoes, assorted, Gents. Boots, &c. &c. HATS,
black, white and drah, Of the latest fashion; an
assortment of fine Fur Caps, etc.
We have, also, Just received from New York
fine selection of Jewellry, consisting of gold
and silver Lever Watches, Gold Chains, Watch
KEYS, Finger Rings, and Breast Pins. Also,
Pistols, Bowie Knives and Arkansas Toothpicks
TOGETHER WITH
A LOT OF SADDLERY.
All Of which they offer low for cash, or on ac-
commodating terms to punctual customers.
LAPE e. SNYDER
RopNEv, Sept, 90, 1896. 32-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
JEFFERSON County.

JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Probate Cort-Febragrz Term, 1887.
WNO all persons interested il the lands,
n tenements and hereditaments of james
Stuart, deceased, greeting:
You are hereby cited to appear before
the Probate Court of said county att regu-
lar term thereof to be holden in and for
Jefferson county, and State aforesaid, at the
Court House thereof on the fourth Monday
in April next, to shew cause, if any
you can, why said Court should not then
order, thatthr certain lots in the town of
Fayette, and also tract of land, containing
two hundred acres, more or less, and known
as the Davis Tract, adjoinng lands of
Charles Clark, Charles West, and Mrs.
Harper, be sold.
| do hereby certify the above to be true
E. Al
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
March 4, 1887.
sTATE OF MIssISsIPPI.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.


JEFFERSON County.
5 Probate Court, March Term A. d. 1887.
WNO all persons interested in the lands
n Tenements and heridhments, Of
Duncan McLaurin MISUNDERSTANDING:
You are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court of said county, at
n Regular Term thereof on the 4th Monday
in May next, to show cause, if any you can,
why said Court, should not then order that
apart Of the Real Estate, belonging to said
decd be sold.
DO hereby certify the above tobe true
extract from the minutes Of said Court.
Witness my hand and seal of
Ss said Court, this 9th day Of
49, March 1887.
JAS. ]. COLLIER, Clerk.
April 4, 1887. S-6t-pr fee, $3.50
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
Commissioner Notice.

HKIlE undersigned commissioners ap-
pointed BY tie Pmbaio Court Of JEFF
forson County 10 receive anil audit clamls
against tho estate Of SID0rY SBAw, deed,
reported iasnlvCnt. VIII meet lor that paf-
pose On The fourth Mouday Of each month
Tor six months suceessiyely, at the counting
roOm Of Messrs. Compton and Mccall, in
RoHDpv.
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NEW YORK. TUESDAY. MARCH IA. 1887

~ female woudr speak, butker soft voice wsuld
be Instantly drowned by the most indescrbablc and
discordant nilta tons OF anfnals;hcre barking
mcwing, howlings, ceilings, growing Kissing and
grooming. About o'clock Mr.. City Marshal .Purk-
man forced hs'way INTO the hall, and gaining hear
ing assured the uproarIous assembly that the Doctor
would not lecture during the day, and requested them
to dispense When he ceased he was loudly cheered,
but wten female attempted TO speak, the notes OF
the Wild bcasts were again sounded and prevailed
As the blast subsidized Mr.. Parkman request
then ad-lf they going to hiss, /, for one, won't
move aninch."
Thedecaration of independence was received with
a tremendous roar and cries of " Well deCe well
done! 90 il, odd woman" Mr.. Parkman again arose,
and sad-" Isylll not permit myself to Imagine that
there are any but gentlemen in the hail. and OF course
no gentleman will interrupt IN any way the ladies as
they retire p Several then cried out-"Hlake way
for the ladies'. we only want the Doctor" Room
was then accorded to them Ia depart, which some
promptly avaed themselves of but otherssesmed re-
they reached the sidewalk, tthey were saluted with
laundering shouts from the throats of . thousand
rioters, Iipefor rapne and destruction.
The hall was then closed, sDr. Grahams sign-box
over the street entrance taken down, anc the City
Marshal in the Of the May pr requested the mob
SEPARATE and gradually the scene OF tumalt resum-
ed its usual tranquility.
TIE miserable and detesitde wreIches y no would
promote or engage in scene like the above insulting
respectable ladies, and attempting to put down lee
turer by mob ferce deserve the execraton of every
good member OF society and if Marshal faFkman had
done his duty, he would have gone among them with
sufficient police to enforce order, instead of beng
compelled to beg it at the hands of the rioters.
Ton, Dosk
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GsAp.r DISTURBANCE Amory Ha and Its vlcinl-
~ was scene of great excitement yesterday aftsr-
noon. DR.. Graham had advertised a repetition Of his
lecture to ladies' exclusvey but, in consequence OF
recent statements in some newspapers, and the crcu-
lation of plocards very general impression was
produced that the lecture was Of grossly indecent cha
rac,er and therefore miscellaneous multitude ofmen
and bows assembled to put down Graham, II he at
tempted to fulfil his purpose of lecturng.
Long before thehour appointed, the door was block
ed N, by the crowd but about two hundred females by
great perseverance, worked their way up stairs where
hev were followed by still greater number Of the
mob. One Of the females undertook to say that DR.
Graham lecture had been misrepresented A gen
teman rose to reply, and from that moment all was
confession worse COMPOUNDED.
Cal after call was made for Grahamp ~ but he o
couyps did not make his appearance. Now and Their
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II ACHE Tire tool hachc c1cctuny and permanently cured
without stopping with H. cement &C operation what
ever by the IL Dr Bgmahs celeb ared odontalgc
asS Many Ges and gcntccn who have cen affected with
hat painful maady ior Yeas and 6und every othe, 20 m
have tecay cured hy N discovery The who
wishes 10 make his known for the benefit public has be-
eecsay cured and has not had relapse @ years
The numbers who have leen cured by this discovery
incredible. Let the runs w. he
decayed they w ashort time become capable
,icaiion, and free from pam fnr life
These drps VIII never a case where the pain Is
occaoned by the decay of The eoh exposure
the They have the effect oy 10 remove
bit ALEC todcaden the nerve eecoay eaae incapable
offeeling
For sale wholesale and byAB&D sasds corner fFu
'ou and William sts Mnot 6imtc ofDcy and Broad
And retail By J. b Nsnes So Br.adway, doors above
Bceckerst
W fior~e, corner Canal and Hodsonss
II. ". Austin, as Carminest
Baets Chemica Hall, sixth Avenue nearly cpposIte Ami
IT. &c &C &C. pnce, 80 cents. %ln
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-oo E%2y. At Wet Wet HHpR4kk

0VO and Others rsovsacf That lhe
exh-rbtnnt for the city 1t New ya K,
induced to offer part Of tho above ts for sale
the in those VINO M mmeda
build them. Bat they fr sale except for Immediate
pfoyoment. N
The above property situated mile of soken reuy
and soat so ods fran the Eysian FEEDS scd Il nv and
For health and beauty Ut
IN Having noLlc anc.anmai aing
together with the cities Of New York and Br kn
their various rivers, barbos and shipping.
Tn PAGES Of the above lots 10 not exceed one md that Of
Brooklyn wianslugh aaa Staten Island having tse
proximity The New York and possessing far less ad
vantases, may be sho visiting the lots.
Enanreof - BROWNING, the premises his oscc,
No. = Wall IT. ". Y.
purchasing aud wishing contract gill have
beautiful conycnisn butt Tor them S5ss
$1,000.
Also two small hsr.es let together with suitable ens
tac,ed givenl " Of fl7.ims
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IL EEP YOUR FEET DEFY Halo, fiend You
IN viii ret wet fet Il YOU there -ad serscn of
my c1somcs There odsIger SAID he, for have pair
~ Richards Water Prof Boots on Rcheni whas this M
chads Why hr kcefs the lsrr st assortment ~ Water Pr
Boats and shc In the cty NJ rs Canal street. Think
RICHARns. No. 2S Canal street
B-A spendd a.soitment ~ Ladies and Gentcncns and
Children Indin Rnbbo Boots and Soeao a Kinds 81 Water
Proof and ofinda Rubc Cloth ccd
with pais Ladies apd 6cnemen Water Patent Mockars
or over Cork Solcs &e Only call and viii
the mcnt best as nj the lowest prices
heard of water Proof Bos, only % % to o. per good
RICHARDS, No. Va canal,uee.
The largest Manufacturer and Oldest Bose IN the block
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ziFor the 'HeraIdJ
EspungificatiOn,
kn A.n0csU Of The Nineteenih Csntury.

<H A.f1c<U az inc Nfhc[t6HlI CsHtWy
Who would have brev'd- because a wemon eat
An spple-nothlag but little fuit
And that not of he. accord but, sot
Upon by Satans wicked self to dot,
Sheshonld be danind and mankind follow suite,
Should make her unbsra chltren-precious knaves
Bart'rns princple-honor EN- 70 boot
Fawning and trembling like so many slaves,
Bod whs the Laabkn when the Lion
ThereGresach men, and pity tbs, It's true,'
Ten times as yile any ofyore;
Badmen will always get in power too
Base adualtion i'll they ever pour
Whilst crpgng the satrap's throne before,
And when the Despot speaks his firm veto
They cry susmssiyey Encore Encorcf'
Or should he rse-w.th senufie xon low
They make their collar necks "a caTpe. for his toe
III.
Twas wiacr tms-a cold and cherries night
man whose hair vertical and grey
Was seated in a h yclept the White"
And on his hearha fire burnt brig.t and gay,
His lips moving still he did pray
Nor his thoughts of God, although quite grave,
Dark storms of anger in his bosom play
Athwar his countenance wrath filings lis wave
Alas Whatist dsturbs the goodthe gfeat-the braver
AT the same hour-down stairs in the kitchen
About lively cheerful blazing Ere
Were seated sculons--the old oGk's !Hcher
Who as they sung rais'd each his voice high'r
re have their master hear them. They desire s..
He'll take for truth their laulatory sham.
As for the song-sans by the kitchen choir
Twas quite idolatroas-a Pagan Psalm
Ofprases to the Lion blessings on the Lamb