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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17
VIRGINIA, TO WIT :

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
fit rules holden IN the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Lao
and Caaacesy, for the County q
Hampshire, on the first MONDAY II ~
May, 1887.
George R. Gather, Plaintiff, gainst
William 7. Sanford, Jerome Z Greer
and William WEIGH, Defendants,
IN CHyAyNERY
THE Defendants WilliamT. SAM.
ford and Jerome B. Greer, ft having
entered their appearance anglven Sc
curity according to the actH Assem-
bly, and the rules of this cart; and it
appearing by satisfactory eldence that
they are not inhabitants ( this coun-
try: 1t is ordered, That ts'said defen- :
dants do appear here one list day OF.
the next term, and ansff the b!ll of
the plaintiff; and that opy OF this Or
derbe forthwith insertAn some neyys-
paper published in nney, foF5 -.
months successivelxhd that 5tliaos a
copy be posted at Il 6 front door of the,
court-h house of the said county Of
Hampshire. A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, c.,H. c.
Nav 10, 1887.
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tn a $40 at TITO w

ON the Baltimore and Ohio rail road
6etweea Hwper's Ferry and Baltimore.
The conveyance of Tonnage on the
rail road to and from Harper's Ferry,
will take place ON and after Monday
next, the LIST December.
The transportation ofpassengers will
commence on Wednesday, the Ord Of
December.
The rail road Company, will, until
further notice, receive produce and
commodities generally, at the fermina-
lion Of the railway at Harper's Ferry,
and will give to the parties from whom
they may receive such produce receipts
for the same, engaging to deliver to TIE
.consignees in Baltimore, or at any 9TH
err public or private Depot, in good Or
der, when it shall be delivered in such
order to the Company.
They will also receive produce in
like manner, at Viewers Mills, and at
Berlin, or at such other points as may
thereafter be agreed upon with forwar-
ders.
The charge OF the company tor con-
veying flour to Baltimore will be as fol-
lows, viz:
From Harper's Ferry So cents per barre
Viewers Mill, 90 do do
Berlin, 81 do do
The rail road Company will also re-
ceive Goods or other commodities in
Baltinore,-or at any other public OF
private Depot on the rail- road ,-destin-
ed for Harper's Ferry,-transport and,
Immediately on arrival deliver the same
at the termination of the railway, to
the consignees thereof
The charges by the Company for
such conveyance from Baltimore to the
Ferry will be as follows, VIZ -
Plaster of Paris, per ton, fs2,Ao
Salt s. Sailed Fish, per l0Olbs. Ia IA cents.
Merchandise, % "a do
Trains ofwagons will start daily from
Harper's Ferry and from Baltimore and
proceed regularly through tothose pla-
ces, respectively, and all commodities
will be promptly forwarded in their
successive order after being received
by the Company.
Fair prices can be obtained at all
times for the Go,adolas from which pro-
duce may at any place have been de-
livered to the rail road Company.
The Transportation Of Passengers
will until further notice be as follows
From Haaper's Ferry to Baltimore on
Frederick City.
A TRAIN VIII start at 8 in the morning
From Baltimore to Haper's Ferry.
A TRAIN will start every morning a
| 7 O clock, reaching the Ferry about {
| in the afternoon.
w. WOODVILLE.
! Superintendent of B. & 0. &. X.
Office of Transportation Nov. 26, 1884.
1 r.
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From the Saturday Courier.
A STREET CUSTOMER.

"Mr. | don't like to trouble yoa-but
you han't levy in your pockets have
you? Dad and Mar m IS very illiSh. !"
"No my boy, hay'nt had 80 much
specie for fortnight"
DWELL, I wouldn't mind taking one
of them corporationers."
Greatly, my lad, have no corpora
ton note-but here is one signed 81
saac Abrams, the wandering preacher. !"
"Weh-I'll take it, considerin' the
times. fit won't buy gin for dady,
may be it will opiatna for Mar m-and
they's cot the preshm' very severe"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17
From the Richmond Wing.
TO NICHOLAS BIDDLE, Esq.

Late President of the United States Bank
Dear Sir-I only know you by reputation,
and therefore must. ask your forgiveness for
addressing you on very GRAVE subject l
will not go into the why's and the wherefores,
but will come at once to the point. That our
country is in most dreadful situation, is &C
knowledged by all parties. The dominant
Bank of Pennsylvania. Indeed, was it not
for YOU and your Bank, the now ruling party
would not be able to indite single paragraph
to screen their Encouragement ofthe country.
Now sir, situated as the country is, and | may
add circdmstanced, must take the lib,
erty ofasking of you small favor, which II
YOU will not cHEERFULLY grant, | would ra-
ther you should refuse 1t is this-Will you
he so amiabfe, so good, and so condescending
as to DIE? Nothing more at present--but
remain, with very great respe e, yours,
A VfRGINIAN.
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MILLET.

This grain may be sown any time be-
tween the middle of May and the mid
|dle of July, and will make you heavy
crop of hay in six weeks, say from 2 to
4 tons to the acre. Ifyou design it for
hay alone, as soon as the head is form
I'D, you should cut it; cure it in cocks,
Ind you will have hay more nutri-
|ious than any other. It cures easily,
keeps well, and is eaten with avidity
BY either harses or cattle.
Ifyou want to obtain the grain, let it
|emain few days longer until the head
burns yellow; then cut; thresh out the
5eed, when dried, and stack or stow a.
xay your hay. When the seed is per-
|nitted to ripen, the hay of course, is
but is still highly nutritious
brovender for stock Of all kinds.
Ifyou desire hay only, you may SOW
rom three pecks to bushel Of the
heed: if for both grain and hay. from
wo 70 thssepecks will be sufficient.
10.
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Masonic.

THE ensuing anniversary Of St.
JOHN THE BAPTIST, will be celebrated
by Equality Lodge, No. 1876, in Mar
tinsburg, Va, on the Oath day Of June
next. All the neighbcring Lodges,
and all brethren in regular standing,
are respectfully invited to attend.
Harrison Waite, Edmund p. Hunter,
Peter Gardner, .Anthony Chambers,
Jacob Van Doren, Richard BeaN
Committee of arrangements.
June 3, 1887.
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THE cars leave the Depot at Win
chester at 7 o'clock in the morning
Will pass Stevenson's at half past Z,
where passengers can be taken up or
set down
Thompson's depot at IS min. past 8
Cameron's do. at half past 8
Charlestown about 9-and
Halltown half past 8
Arriving at Harper's Ferry in time for
passengers to take the morning cars to
Baltimore.
RETURNING.
They leave Harpefs Ferry asd o.
clock ID the afternoon
Arrive at Halltown at half past a
At Charlestown about 5
Cameron's 10 minutes past 5
Thompson's about half past 5
Stevenson's about 6 o clocl-and
Reach Winchester about 7 O'Clock in
the evening. IOuN RpJrcE
Winchester, March 26, 1936.-tf.
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where is CatEaarfae SHHaiah,
May 6, ls37.--tf.

.ALLy4S C.fTH.ARLyN.E K.ayN'E?
THE subscriber wishes to be infor-
med where Mrs. Catharine Smith
christian name Catharine Kane, re-
sides, formerly Of York, Pa. It would
be to her advantage fshe could let him
know where he can find her. He will
be thankful for any information in re-
lation to her. Letters addressed to the
subscriber and sent to the Post Office
al. York, Pa, will be attended to.
Nav ~. PETER WEIGEL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17
MOUNT SINAI.
ON ''incidents oftravel in Egypt, /
Ya5io, &c. By an American."

fdoto9 &C. W ufS "4"e'' ''0'''
$50 At eight O clock ] was break
asting; the superior was again at my
de, offered all that the convent coald
i've, and urging me to stay month,
fortnight, a week, at least to spend
lat day with him, and repose myself
tier the fatigues Of my journey, but
|on the door Of the little room IN
|,}ish / sat saw the holy mountain,
BID 4 longed to stand on its lofty
|Annait. Though feeble and far from
|reA, / felt the blood Of health again
|o,1rs. t3g ii my veins, and congratu-
|xsd myself that / was not SO hack
lived in feeling as ! had once sup
ksed. I found, and was happy to
ia, Tor the prospective enjdyment O
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17

A doctor and poet quaTrelled; an indif-
erent person was referred to, to settle the
dispute; the latter made the following reply ;
'sYou're faulty both-do penauce for your
crimes; Bard take his physie-doetor read
his rhymes"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17

"Give me specie--give me hard mo-
ney for this note" said MECHANIC to
the paying teller ofthe Bank. "Here
it is my friend" Off he goes, jung
ling the half dollars; "Aha!" said he,
this is the true thing; something to
touch-sonethingt to feel. How bright
and shiny these half dollars look! jack
son and hard money forever. Home
he goes with his silver on Saturday e.
vening, spreads it on the table, and q
makes quite display of it.-"John,"
says the wife, 1--WE owe four dollars to
the grocer for last weeks supply"
"Here it is" IA half dollar to the
millzman-twelve s}illings for half a:
load of wood-ten shillings to baker
---.a dollar for pair of shoes for Bob,
and peice of beef for dinner on Sun
day. Now, John, what is left ?" '..Not
much; I believe about four shillings."
Here is the end Of the gold and silver.
N. Y. Star.
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Cure for the Sting Of d Wosp.

A few days ago, happening to be in
|hs country, we witnessed the efficacy
i the remedy for the sting Of wasp,
|nentioned in one of our late papers.
b little boy was stung severely, and
kas in great torture, until an onion
Fas applied to the part affected, when
he cure was instantaneous. This i'm
|ortant and simple remedy cannot be
DO generally known, and we pledge
ourselves to the fact befors.--Lsper-
loog .Mers
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17
WILLIAM VANCE.
DESSOEUTKD.%.

THE firm of Charles L. Wren and
Co., of Romney, Va, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 25th day Of A
pril, 1887. All persons indebted to
said firm, are requested to come forward
and settle the same with John mellow
ell land all persons having claims a.
gainst said firm viii also call on him
for payment.
JOHN MCDOWELL,
G. L. WREN.
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TRANSPORTATION
ON THE
Winchester &c Potomac
EsAEEA ROAHb.

Winchester & Potomac r. Road Office.
April 20, 1887.
rSSHE President and Directors Of the
M company have established the fol-
lowing rates of toll for transportation to
behereafter charged upon this road, viz;
DESCENDING TRADE.
Flour per barrel, IScts.
Bar iron, Blooms, Pig Iron, Castings
and Lead, per ton, $3.50
Wheat, Rye, Rye-meal, Corn, Corn
meal, Oats, Buckwheat-meal, and
all other commodities, per hun
dred pounds, Sl-2cts.
ASCENDING TRADE.
For Plaster, per ton, $l,75
Salt & Sailed Fish, per 100 lbs. l0cts.
Merchandise, and all other commo-
dities, per hundred pounds, 1lcts.
An additional charge of 2 cts. per
barrel on flour, and / 1-2 cents per one
hundred pounds, on all other articles,
will be made at the Depots of the Com
pany for receiving and forwarding.
By order Of the Board,
JOHN BRUCE, President.
Winchester, April 20, ls37.-4t.
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NE PLUS ULTRA.-20 Boxes
Browns Ne Plas Ultra TOBACCO, just
received and for sale by
LLOYD LOGAN.
Winchester. April ~, 1887.
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VIRGINIA. TO wiT;

VIRGINIA, TO wfT':
lit rules hoaEep IN the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Lap
and Clancery, for the County Of
Hampshire, on the first Monday tn
Mag, 1887.
Alexander Bane and Hester his wife,
late Hester Reese, Plaintiffs, against
Catharine Reese, widow relict& dow
ress of Thomas Reese, ST.. dec d.,
Edward Reese, Isaac Reese, John
Reese, Thomas Reese, Jr. and Al,
fred Reese, children and heirs Of
Thomas Reese, ST., decd. Defena
dants.
IN CHANCERY.
THE Defendants Catfarine Reese,
Edward Reese, John Reese & Thomas
Reese, Jr., not having entered their
appearance and given security accord
inc to the actof Assembly and the rules
of this Court; and it appearing by sat
isfactory evidence that they are not IN
habitants of this country: 1t IS ordered.
That the said defendants do appear here
on the LIST day of the next term, and
answer the bill ofthe plaintiffs < that
a copy of this orderbe forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper published IN
Romney, for two months successfully,
and that another copy be posted at IN
front door of the courthouse Of tn! =.
county of Hampshire. A copytTestt =
JOHN B. WHITE, III. O.
May 6. 1897.
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DEATH PROM POISONED PIeKLhs--Ches-
b. Minis, aged 20, and Laura his wife--aged
b. residing in Palmyra, Lena~ee county,
L. .higan, died within few days of each o.
ier by eating pickles which had bsen Prepar-
h In a copper kettle.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17

| The recent melancholy loss Of lives
ksulting from the conhagration of the
ben Sherrod steamboat, has suggested
very simple continuance within the
bach of every man, and generally at
and. 1t is that oftying his hot up IN
Is handkerchief, having the tye under
he brsm and when in the water, by
I gliding that part downwards, the air
Eontained in the hat would be sufficient
j buoy up one unable to swim, at least
III hours.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-14

Woman at the couch Of Sickncss.-I
love to see her by the couch of sickness
sustaining the falntlng head-ofieung TO
the parched lip its cordiaI--;o the craving
palate ITS simple nourshmsnt threading
with noiseless assldulty around the solemn
curtains, and complying with the wish Of
the invalid, when he says:
+" Let me not have this gloomy view
About my room, about nv bed,
But blooming roses, wet with dew,
To esol my burning brow ngeadr
Disposlng the sunlight upon the paIe fore.
head--bathing the haIr with ointments-
and letting ia upon II from the summer
easement, the sweet breath OF Heaven
How lovely are such exhibitions of ever
during constancy and faith how they ap.
peal 10 the soul like the lover in tho
Canticles, whose fingers, when she rose to
open the door TO her beloved, dropped with
sweet smelling myrrh upon the handles Of
The lock. -haickerbocker.
Little minds rejoice over the errors of men OF
genius, az the owl rejsiess at su eclipse.
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list Of Letters
Nd EMAINING in the Post Office at Charlotte
Ee on the lst OF July, 1887.

Id EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Charlotte,
Ia, on the lst OF July, 1887,
A-Wllliam Alder. Andrew Alexander, Miss
Muiy /. Alexander, ). Azariah Alexander, ,, Maj
Thos. Alexander, Jas Alexander, Miss Margaret
y. Alexander.
B-Lyman n, Burll, Thos. Brown, David Bry-
an. JOS. Boyd, Jshn Blount Jno. {. Barr Messrs.
Nelson Il John Bird, VIM. h Blggars, Wm. W.
Bell, Sam. Berryhill
Colbert Comb, Moses II. Cannon. John IA.
Cook, John Campbell, Mrs. Rachael Cock, John ).
Cheez, Wm. Cooper, William Cook. Mrs. Nancy
Chambers, ?. W. NJ. Culhbertson, David Cox, Geo.
W. Cooper, William CLARK, Miss Sarah NJ. Caps,
Bnrch Cheshire, Jesse II Clark, Alfred O. Cannon.
DID,. NJ Doughstly, Miss Margaret Duck
worth, Joseph Drafiin, John Davidson, 3, Joshua
A. Dlrkins, Joseph B Douglass, ,, a. Dellmothe,
Tbos. Dlskins, John 5. DAVIS, Miss LenOra DAVIS.
E-James Eagle, C. Fans, Caleb Erwin, a /
Edmonston.
F-Davld J. FsrgusOa.
G-John Agost Grille. ?, James Gsan, II. p
GrenneIl, James George, z. NJ. Gould, Mary Curry
VIM. Gillian.
H-I.aac Holy fcld, Israel Ho,chkis', Joha
fllpp, Adm'r. or Er'r OF J. C. ElOskias, :. VI
HAYES. Isaac +. Holmes
q
phen Jones, Alexander Johnson Mogtin.re D.
Johnson, Mrs Susan Gentry, Thos. johnson.
k-CoL. David karr.
William LucSy, Mrs.. Jean Lesmond, J. b
Lynch, ShadracA LinuIc Danl. LedwclL
NJ Maginnis, Wm. Michael. Jas VI. Mot,
lev, Philemon Morris, Alexander Marshall, James
d. Martin. Flick McLafc. WD. Meutsith, Co
umtos z. Miller, Wm. Miller. Mrs Margaret
Mcksiyy. John N.aas, Nm. l.. Mitchell. Villains
Morris, John Miller, K. A. Nicely. Josiah Mont,
gomery.
O-Mai,hew or Dicsy ofmsn, Henry Shell
" Bryan or Franklin Orr.
P-Wm. Perkins. J. X. Watson, sam. Paul, 2
Mrs Jane b Pbarr, Jno { Phsrr, Joseph Payne
Jao. " Prowt, Inc. Pcnman2 2.
K--Mts. Sarah Richardson, Adam VI Rankin
VIM. T. Robi-so, " n. Roberts, Mrs, Susan Robl
sou, Henry h. Rennick, Joseph Rodgers, MIs'
Marlha A. Robinson, John Ralns
S-Miss Elizabeth Scott, 2, Everett, Stewart. ?
Dcbefry Stewart, Thos. J Sandrdgr, ?, Genio &
Scott. Jor es Simison, Davia Sladrs. Bur,en Snr,h
Martha 4. Stephens, Henry Spencer, David Shell
IS. John II. Stuniord.
T-MlIly 1ariioa. Atzm Todd, Mrs Emslfs
Tlrlton. John Thompson. Ja'. w Tsgfei-
y-Francis Vents. John " E,sl.
W-Msss Harriet White, j. q Wallace, Blaks
Wallace, Peter Wcsimorsland, joseph J Wood.
row. John Wilson, john W {. Wilson. John NJ
Wilson. .
100 n n WILLIAMS. r. W.
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ar,ful thieves, and the gentleman had dc.
camped withou, paying for bis lodgings.
Ii turned out thai he was no other than an
accompGce Of the notorious Arthur Cham.
bers, who was executed at 1ybun in l706
and that the supposed corpse was the arch
rogue himself, who had whllened his hand:
and face with chalk. and merely counter.
fei,ed death. About midnight he quilted
the coffin, and appeared to the maid il the
kitchen. When she flew up stairs, he soft
" followed her, and seated at the door o
the chamber, he acted as a sentinel, so thai
his industrious accomplices were enabled
to plumber The house without the least mo-
lestation.- Cabinet of Curiosities.
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NOTICE.

e@laT EVE caS Ss% si Ss@ 'ssSs
-SSEsis9s5gss1ks to lnlorm the public, that
The, are having beat built in Baltimore OF
igh, draught of water, for the express pur.
pose of plying betwiyt Camden and Charles.
Ion, and TO be here early in September. 1t
is confidently believed tina, she will be able
with ease to navigate the Wateree at any
stage Of the river. Merchants and others
from the upper country, will find 1t TO their
interest TO have their Goods and Produce
sent through this channel, as the ireIgh,s
will be reasonable, M case whatever.
will any additional charge be made for llgh-
lerage, nor any exertIons or expense want
ing to ensure regularity and despatch. She
will ply in conjunction with the new steam
er Camden" whose success this last sea.
son has put the navigation of the Wateree
by steam beyond doubt. Both boats will
be able TO accommodate passengers com.
iortsbly, being neatly lifted up, with the Ia.
dies aud gentlcmens' cabins distinct and Sc.
parale. BENZ. 6ASs,
Agent New Steam Boat Company.
Inn, 81 1877 100
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BRANCH MINT OF THE u. STATES,
Charlotte, ". c. 2s June, 1887. !
To Contractors for Building.

PROPOSALS. will be received al the
n office OF the Superintendent Of the
Mint, until Wednesday the Goth day Of Ju.
~ next, the week of Mecklenburg County
Court, for enclosing the ground of the Mint,
and the erection of Out Houses-that Is,
Kitchen, Smoke. house, Carriage. house, DC.
Ii is unnecessary 10 state minute details
in this advertisement, as persons disposed
to make proposals, can examine the draw
ines, plans and specifications at the office OF
the Superintendent Of the Mint, Col. John
Wheeler, or by applying TO the undersigned.
The whole work TO he done IN the most
substantial manner, and of the best mate.
rails, and in accordance with the designs
and delineaiions referred TO, and to be com.
peled by the lsi day of December next.
Bond and security required for the faith
ful performance OF the contract.
BIDS and contracts may be made Tor the
brick work separate from the wood work.
Payments TO be made IN behalf Of the
United States, on account of this contract,
~ proportlen OF three-fourths OF work done,
the balance Is to be paid when the work
shall have been completed.
Proposals to be sealed and directed TO the
undersigned.
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Little minds rejoice over the errors Of men Of
genius, az the owl rejsIess al sn eclipse.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the LyHehbHrg Iirginian.
A PARODY
Upon MoOrs's Lines on The less Of the Sinking


Upon MoSrss Lines on The less Of the Sinking
Fund.
Now. what, we ask, lie become Of the Surplus Re.
venue those millions Of Surplus, which were &c
he kent in the Pet Banks, from the fear that they
would eorrup, the people, If distributed Where
inseed, is the Surplus Revenue itself?"--T 4 LAT,
Paper.
Take your bell, take your bell,
Good crier and tell
To the Demo's.-the full boodea jackson crew.
That lost or stolen,
Or fslrn through hole, in
The pretty Pet Banks, 10 the Revenue.
oycs, o yes,
Can any body guess
What has became OF this Treasury wonder
1t has Bsnton's name ont
All brass in the front
And Jackson's scrawled with goose gull under
Serne folks knew what
Would soon be its ls
When Benton and Jackson sat hab-nobbing;
And said to each other,
"Suppose dear brother,
We make tins Surplus so rich vsrth rebbing'"
We are come, alas
To- very pretty pass,
With twenty or more millions Of funds in bank,
With nothing to pay
Through this werld cur way,
Where even those millions have "walke6 the plank.
Stop thief! Stop thief!
From the sub, TO the chief
Those gsnmsR of finance are Plunecring cattle
Call fancy, Van Buren,,
Call keBeall-we're in ruin
Call the Greatest and Best" to spring bis rattle
Whoe'er will restore
The Revenue, or insure
The payment, in gold, or in notes worth receiving,
Shall be paid with thanks,
In the notes Of Pet Banks,
Which even their very masters deceiviDg
Where. Rives, little fellow,
So fond of" the yellow"
Such Halter of notes under twen,y's or tens
Whsr.'s hi. famous bill
Al folks pocket TO fills
With gold sinners, nov scarce as the teeth fheus
Where's Blair where's Wright
Have they taken to flight
o Blair, the Devil he is in his vocation
With Caius Cam,
Robbing uncle SAM
Slandering the good and destroying the nation.
Owes, o YES,
Can any BODY guess
What the deuce has become Of the Treasury won.
II has Ben,on's name ont der
All brass in the 'front.'
And acksous, scraw led with goose quill under