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COUGHS, COLDS,
And all Diseases of the Lungs.

And all Diseases of the Lungs.
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
is believed TO be deservedly the most popular Med
cine ever known in America, fol coughs, colds, asthma
or phthisic, consumption, ~whooping cough, and Pu
monaTy affections eff every kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been very
extensively used for about twelve years and its
reputation has been constantly increasing. So univer-
sally popular has this article became that it may now
be considered as a standard article in a large part OF
he United States and British Provinces. Many fami-
les keep it constantly by them, considering it the
most safe as well as certain. The proprietors have
received, and are receiving numerous
tons fIom many of our best Physicians, who make
use of it in their practice. The names OF a few indi-
vidualS who have given their testimony in favor of
this article are here subjolned, and for a more full ac-
count see The envelope to the bottle.
Doct. Amory Hunting, Doct. Samuel Morrill,,
- Truman Abel, I" Timothy Baylies,
I" Thomas Brown, " JeTe. Ellsworth,
" William Perry, &" Albert Guild.
Extract of a letter from Mr.. C. S. Clay, Kings ton
Ulster county N. Y, to the proprietors
Yours of The 9th inst. was duly received. A re-
markable cure was effected by the Vegetable Pu.mo-
nary Balsam, in the Winter and Spring of 1885. The
person, Mr.. Moody, had been sick a long time with
the consumption. He was reduced so low as to be
unable to help himself, and was raising a large guam
tity of blood, when he commenced using the Balsam,
which effected a complete cure. and he is now as hale
and hearty as ever he was. Mr. Moody has removed
from this town, but he has promised me a more de-
tailed account OF his case, which l will forward you.
C.. S. CLAY.
Kingston, N. Y. June 25, 1888.
Argyle, Nova Scotia.
In the winter of 1887 and 1888, ! was seized with
a violent cough, which continued two or three months
My cough was so severe that | was obliged 10 sit up
in bee two or three hours during the night, and | was
much reduced in flesh and strength, and my appetite
gone. One of my n~eighbors had a hottie of the Vege-
table Pulmonary Balsam, which he would not sell.
He however loaned it TO me till | could procure him
another. | experienced immediate relief from 1t.
The first opportunity l had | procured more o. it, and
to the use off | ascribe the preservation nfmy life.
JAMES w. LENOX.
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CONGRESS and Pavilion Water for sale by
u J. WOOD.
A Card.
MFR. MEACHAM, from Albany, designs
N offering 10 the good people o Middle
bury and vicinity, in a few days, a pair of his
two and three pedal
PIANO FORTES.
Persons wishing to purchase will please leave
their name and number at the Jewelry Store
of Mr.. Joseph Dyar, and they will be duly no.
tilted when the pianos are ready for examina-
ton. Orders for pianos may also be left with
Mr.. Dyar, stating what price and description
of instrument is wanted, and it will be immedi-
ately forwarded to the mandatory at Albany
and answers returned. The Pianos will be
found first quality, and references may be CIV
en- to many families of the first responsibility
in the country.
References in Castleton-J. Meacham, A..
w. Hyde, Rev. MT. Hallock, A. Warner,
DR.. Smith, and Linus Warner, Prof. Of Music.
Also 10 Cash'r Scott, Bank of Vergennes.
Terms accommodating.
July 6, 1S41. m
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1S4I.

VNHIS line of Boats will resume business at
IL the opening of navigation, leaving Yer
gennes every Tuesday and Saturday morning at
Z O'Clock, lowed by steamer McDonough to
Whitehall, arriving al Troythe Sd day-leaves
Troy Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2 O'Clock
P NJ, arriving at Vergennes on Tuesday and
Saturday mornings. Freight for the South
must be on board the fore part of the day preyi-
Gus. AT Troy Freights will be taken up to the
hour of leaving. For further particulars inquire
of r. CHAPMAN and
M. D. HALL, SVergennes,
H. S. OSBoN, Agent, Troy-Ofice No. ISL
River St., over L. H. Hooker's Tow-boat Office,
4th door up stairs.
N. B.--The proprietors of the above Line re-
spectfully solicit a continuance OF patronage, and
pledge themselves to forward freight entrusted to
their care with promptness and despatch, having
every necessary facility, as usual
April, 1S4l. 4S,6m.
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Dec. II, 1898.
CoUNTERFEITs. BEWARE OF IMPOSE

TON
Each genuine bottle is enclosed in a blue wrapper
Oh which is a label, signed BY SAMPSON REED
NONE OTHER BE GENUINE.
D1-The outside Yellow Label will have, on and
after December 1889, in addition to that OF Sampson
Reed, the signature of VIM. JOHN CUTLER one OF
his partners.
The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam has been The cause of attempts to introduce
spurious articles which partially assuming the name
of the genuine, are calculated 10 mislead and deceive
the p~ubIic.-Amcng these mixtures are the "American
Pulmonary Balsam, % vegetable Pulmonary Balsanic
Syrup ~"Pulmonary Balsam," "Carter's Compound
Pulmonary Balsam,'' and others. Purchasers should
enquire for the true article by its whole name-THE
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM, and see
that it has the marks and signatures of the genuine:
Each bottle and seal is stamped vegetable Pulmo-
nary Balsam."
"AmeIican Pulmonary Balsam," and others above
alluded to Ar attempt has been made Il deceIve the
public by a spurious mixture called " Vegetable Pull
monary Balsam," something's signed Samuel Lee and
sometimes Sampson Lee said TO be prepared by an
unprincipled man in Bangor Me. The name is
written in a way to resemble the genuine signature
and is a base attempt 10 deceive the public and AVOID
the punishment that awaits actual forgery.
For sale by REED, WING & CUTLER, (late
Lowe and Reed) wholesale dealers in Drugs, MedI-
cines, Paints and Dye Stuffs, No. 81 Chatham St.
Boston. and by Druggists and country merchants
generally in New England, and in the principal places
throughout the United States and British Provinces.
Price so cents. Sold by s. Nj o ODY.
Middlebury Vermont. 15:ly
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800 REWARD,

SIUU III w hIlD,
n NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
" WARD has been offered for months, to any
one who will use a bottle of Hays Llniment for the
Piles without being cured. OF thousands sold, in
no instance has it failed of a cure. Proof over
whelming to be had where it is sold. 1t is also a GER.
tain cure in nearly every case.
Externally in the following complaints.
For the Piles. ITightness Of the chest
For all Dropsy, especially in children,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers of the legs,
Sore throat by cancers or or other fungus sores,
ulcers however obstinate or
Group, long standing,
Whooping cough, Fresh Wounds,
Scald Head. lChilblains &c. g..
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Lasts.

HUST received a large supply OF Townc
LASTS and BOOT TREES, by
q. BECKWITH.
March %, lS41.
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Powder.

% Kegs Powder.
GOO Canisters Of superior article, for sale.
A. & W. S. JOHNSON
Mayai 1s41. 4
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LOOK OUT.

Some Swindlers have counterfeited this article and
put it up with various devices. Do not be imposed
upon. One thing Only will protect you-it is the
name of COMSTOCK & CO, that name must be
always on the wrapper, or you are cheated. Do not
~forgetit. Take this direction with you, and test by
that. or never buy it; fer it is.impossible for any other
10 be true or genuine.
Sold by COMSTOCK & CO..
II Maiden Lane. I0:ly
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& BUFFALO
LENE.
THE CANAL PACKET
]. SHERMAN,

nAPT. NJ. 7. DAVIS, will commenc her trips
y on the 9th of April, between this city and Buff
falo, Running NIGHT and DAY, as follows
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Doct. Harris

90 AS again returned from Woodstock
HA and will hereafter remain in iddlebury
curing Inc summer. He feels confident tina,
his SKILL and enlarged experience as a dentist,
will ensure him the liberal patronage which he
has hitherto received from the inhabitants Of his
native town.
Middleburv, July Is, 1S41, loft
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Umbrellas.

Gases of Umbrellas, just received by
II A. & w. S. JOHNSON.
May "a, 1s41. 4
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This Packet has been thor oughly repaired and |
now in first rate order for
Freight and Passengers.
Will leave Vergennes at Z O'Clock in the morning,
flowed by the Steamer McDonough. Fret ght mus
be on board the day previous. Passengers, pariicu-
larry from Vermont, those moving or visiting their
friends, to and fro, will almost always find some 60
ing into their immediate neIghborhood, thereby max
ing the trip more agreeable. Every attention VIII De
maid TO Passengers, with, or without board, by a
careful CaLtain and crew, who will endeayor TO give
atisfaction.-Fo further particulars, inquire oil The
captain on board, or of
R. CHAPMAN, Pergenres.
or JOY & WEBSTER, Buffalo.
March 25, 184l. 49;om.
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"WENTY.FJVE dozen Superior Rakes,
at manufacturers prices, and Lots of
Scythes, Snaths, Hay.forks, and Grain-cradles
for sale by JOHN WOOD.
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CONGRESS and Pavilion Water for sale by
/. WOOD,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-10-20
Published every Wednesday Morning,
THOMAS w. PEGUES,

Al three dollars III advance, tnree dollars and hfty
cents in six months; or four dollars at The exp-
ration Of the year.
Advertisements inserted at IS cents per square for
the first, and 81 12 for each subsequent Insertion
The number Of insertions be noted all advertise
monts, or they will be published until ordered to be
discontinued, and charged accordingly. One dollar
per square will be charged for single insertion.
semi-mon,hly, Monthly and Quarterly ADVERTISE
Yncnts will be charged the same as new ones each in
sertion.
All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines, and
Communications recommending Candidates for pub
llc Offices of profit trust-or putting exhibitions
will be charged as advertisements.
Accounts for Advertising and Job Work will be
presented for payment quarterly
pA Letters by mail must be post paid to IN
sure punotual attention.
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AMERICAN WoMEN.-Buckingham, the
oriental traveller. who lately visited this
country, pays the following tribute to the
American women:
"The women moreover, are much hand,
sompr than The men. They are almost
uniformly good looking; The greater mum
Der are " hat would be called in England,
pretty womca,. which is s"mothing be-
tween good looking and handsome, in the
nice distinction Of besuty.-This unifnr-
nifty extends also tolheir figures, Which
are almost universally slender, and OF
good symmetry. Very few large or stout
women are seen, and none that we should
call masculine. A mure than usual degree
nf feminine delicacy, enclanced by the
general paIenrss ofcnmpIrxion, aud sli ghl'
ness Of figure, is peculiarly characteristic
of American females, & the extrrme res.
pect and Difference. shown to them every
where by men, has a tendency to increase
that delicacy BY making them more de-
pendent on The attention and assistance soi
others, tkan English ladies of the same
class usuIIy are.
To Produce Ligtt 6y frtcfson.- This
may be done by rubbing two pices of fine
Ioal sugar together in the dark; bnl in il
much greater drgrre by Two pieces of silex
nr quartz. BY this means one may dislin.
gui<h thr time of night by watch; but
what is more surprising. The fleet is pr"
ldncrd equally wellby rubbing The pieces
of quas,ztogether under water.
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LADIES' FRENCH SHOES.

The subscribers have just received a sup
ply of Ladies' French Shoes, direct from
ihe Importers. Among them are the fol-
lowing kinds:
Ladies' black Kid Slips.
tlo Toilette do IA new article.)
do Col'd morocco Slips,
do Quilted Shoes, "a beautiful article
for winter " ar,
do Half Bmis,. "a new style,)
Misses Half Boots, Is
All of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms.
ALDEN & AUSTIN. .
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South Carolina.
SUMTER DISTRICT.

IN ORDINARY.
Delaney R. Gibson, Applicant, ps. W. d. Ilsdale
and Others, Defendants.
1t appearing 1" my satisfaction that w.
D. Tisdale and his wife Elizabeth P. and
Phineas =. Gibsnn, defendants in the above
stated case, reside without The linrilsof this
State: 1t is therefore ordered thai they d"
appesr4and3 objtct, 10 the division "r sale.
of the Real Estate of John r. Gibson, de-
ceased. on or before the twrnty-second
day Of December next, or their c"nsen, to
the same will be ep,ered nfrer"rd.
,sa w. LEWIS. q. s. n.
sept. 22, lS4I. Prs. fee IS so.
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Oct. 6.
Il Attention.!
BEAT NO. 9.

IL You are ordered to Pa'ade on
III the lot in rear of the Past Office
A on Saturday The 30lh inst. at u
kN O'clock, A. M. armed and equip
H ped as the law directs.
81 Yt3 On the same day. an election for
49, VI second Lieutenant in the Cnmpa-
~. ny will take place. Polls open at
9 O'Clock, aud closed at IL.
Managers appointed /" conduct the elec-
tion-Messrs. r. S. Gerald aud w. Wat
son. By order Of Capt. ABBOTT.
F. HUBERT, o. S.
Oct. 6.
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A YANKEE INCIDENT.

MOI lung since. before Judge Cowafl
decided that neopIe must he tried in this :
country, for crimes committed, there hap
pened to be in one of the principal hotels
in Montreal a pompous discussion n among
a ouorum of British officers, ! upon the Z
suhiec, nf the imprisonnssntof MeLend.-
Anl after turning the subject over, and
bringing 10 bear upon saiI light, evil
,tlcncc, and sound reasnning that the snb-
iect demanded, the gallant officers and
n,her good and Ioval subjects, concluded il
pxrrtlientand right tn call out therrg'ment
nf her5Britanic Majesty eoi'liers. march
downsto New York. herateS the lnsu,teas
prisoner. Mcleod. aafs bear hi'nesin ,rI. Z.
umph tn his homes snecomes the Hignily
,of so great aad powerful 2 natl2n ny! as Eng
land. X ~ rs
"Gentlemen." ana IN moment % al a'i eyes !. =,
were turned to remote corner corn rot me:
room, where, sat before ,lnonseryed, We =
:cnmf'rtable looking stranger an @noll.
however. atone glaneeen1lh ne a'seoser-,
ed the true Ya.fkee; Tor 1n!een ne sto. Q az ~
we s"v,."r ra!her ~. 'eanen' fIs zee. a"' van
"a P''''.' e,""'' ",'' ~ -" 80. -, 5000
ing "n't !" a''"str ~. a sa...,, e. e., s,h.
".ne rn':''.fs ol s"."NI e. liz i;n. &c ,.,;shs
en' n' MS Jug stga., i''1 ,,.nr,.a M n.,.hs.
,"et''r,c W'sn.@p lila aL GO omahs. -
u. ,Ie "a,, '"r years pro",." ,l" .s:a ~ .J
ne" Or'ea's e"''e',.'"' s' -,
nope I:, oe."rs ~ .u'.'ss e.. ,s.,,on r;,l n..
at.'o4ra''""s .', w" rnFo', WI; Ill -.
d itIie 1"no""e'"' " -. =
,nont &c eold;ers,, WIN. gentlemen. you
iii. III . ob;ldron - ~
n WIZ, Nv, 49,, 49,. ,o,,d
WhY' al me ,"rces : .,"aa y. ga e.. nosth
u'"'a uP ee'"tr" - 49,, ,;.a ., all
l'a, :, Tue ."f."'o'"..e' ~ o;,u nf Albany
ca "'a'e" .'"" :" Wv .om % con con,riye
ann na'R aea'"' ", way M ~, I.i;.,,. .n..;.5
IT.. Now I'm '''',', S'''a',: n,' " 80 ..,I
men ct vermont. ah". """'.. nne ~. e..
y'" what 'he -, Verm'".ers "ss' "s n.a,a.;
your case :"i.,.,. -. an.
co..-.i .iCana,nnoant ,bst thev will ,whip
o"e,a w, .,a.n ~ I'd .nono,b the Canadas: New.
0"l' c.ean anu sN""": M""o s.n,;. ~. Sor ,hs ann
ps,,"swsn s.s en- '" lille. % .
o' H.y,"'e "v,a's H..
Inc GENERA, unvelh!nen. app.I''T h;rb Ths I
P'an' put 'houen' 'he P''es 20" ",sn. gu. I'D
Legislature re-consiaerea ue .J So.e' 1.s ~
ID ~
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AUCTION.

Will be sold on the first Monday in No
yemb4r next, at 10 O'Clock, NJ. immediate.
" in. front of tie Court House, "A Negr"
Woman, good cook, washer woman,
sempstress and house servant.
Trrms-A credit, with approved securi.
", to the first Of January, 1912.
B GASS. Agent.
Oct. I3. prs. fee. 81 so
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State of Sonth I 'arolina,

=. - IN THE CURT uF ORDINARY.
Joseph Lorkhart, e, al.
"a rs.
Aaron Lnckl,art, ct al.
-, .I,,appearhg To my satisfaction that Aa-
ron Lockhari, John B ,ilom, Susannah
Bottom, Eliza Bottom, Yinry Button, Lu'
cinda Bottom, Aaron Bottom and Martha
Bottom, defendants in the above sied
case, reside without the limits of this State;
It is therefore ordered that the said delen-
dants do appear and object l." the division
or sale of the Real Estate Of Aaron Lock
hart. deceased. undevised. on or before
the first day of January next, or their con-
sent 10 the same will be entered nf record.
J. w. BASkIN, O X. d.
Oct: I3, 1S4I. prs. fee So 80
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Joseph B. Kershaw, bv his Guardian, Jno.
nj. DeSaussure,
..r,z.-s, TS.
w. W. Lang, Ad mr. nf A. Brevard. Rob't.
A. Young, CT al.
BILL.
~ In conformity with the Decree Of the
Court of Equity at June sitting, lS4l. I
will sell before the Court House door in
Camden, on The first Monday in .N"vem-
Der next Negro fellow named Henry, a
good Carpenter, aged about 81 years, on a
credit of twelve months.
w. E. JOHNSON,
e., Com'r. in Equy.
Oct,6. Prs fee. 81 81
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Fleas and bed bugs without number

Well done, Bill, you and /, and the
machine have done wonders. We have
produced something mot entirely original,
but excellent beyond criticism. II takes
The shine nff the original P"etry(?) which
ornaments our city and country newspa-
pers.
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ri Ew BO O. x S.

ANIMALS for 1912, Novels, Albums,
variety of Religious and Miscellaneous
Works uf late authors Srhonl Books and
Stationary just received and f"r sale ny
- ALEXANDER YOUNG.
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Z A DECLARATIONS OF PHINcIfIEs. - Fel-
Ter citizens" said an Arkansas orator who 7,
mounted the stump short time since-
s.Feller citizens, didn't laid in riding BIZ
Poker, the blaek-leg on rail!"1 ~
tsYou did!'' said his auditory. "a 50
."Didn'tI, feller citizens, lick that big
pedlar from the Jarseys, that spike disress
psclf,llly Of our state?''
; "Yes-you did! you didlp unanimously
shouted the meeting q. r.
"Feller citizens, when Jim jenkins ,wass
prosecuted by his political enemies for
horse stealing. didn't !. as foreman of his
jury, write his verdict guilty Of assault
and battery recommending him to mer-
cy!'
Cries Of" You did!-yon're a busterr'
us there a man in this crowd. filler;
that doesn't owe me q drink!"--ss -
Z "Nn, nptonr." -; I. 5ss,a - : q, Is
"lIavn't you always seen me willing 10 /
stand a TRAIT - q s.% ); & -,
Acknowledgements q horse!'-->S
"W ell, now. you, all know ! voted for
old Tip.and Tyler at the last electian;
hut ifever / do it again I'll be -. let's
liquor" .z :. ~. 60 60.
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SPECIMEN NO. II.

Well, Bill, we'll put our machine in
motion once more. Recollect, the last
time we used it, some Of the gearing gol
on, of order and knocked whole stanzas
into the middle of chaos. Look sharp af.
ter it this time, and be particularly careful
that it commits no plagiarism. Give us an
assortment Of
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STANZAS.

STANZAS.
There is not valley in this wide world SO sweet
As that where they've HOLSTERS and oysters 10 eat;
And down to that beach poor exile of Erin
One morning spicd with hungry nav stcern',
The dew on his thin robe hung heavy and chill
And he walked into the oysters and muscles 10 kill.
Hail Columbia happy land!
For worse times are nigh at hand;
If could reed my title clear,
would right off to Texas steer;
And those who met me on the way
l have no doubt 10 me would say,
o tell me blue eyed stranger,
Say whittier dost thou roam?
Through these cane.brukes a stranger,
Hast thou no settled homer
o say can you see by the dawn's early light
The musquito thut we heard at the twilight's last
gleaming2
The musquito that bit us so iercely all night,
That kept US the while from e'er sleeping OF
dreaming?
Loud roarcd the dreadful thunder,
The rain deluge poured,
The clouds seemed rent asunder,
Yet wife luy still and snored!
And then sung
With trembling tongue,
| Hush, my dear, lie still and aunber,
! Valiant armies guard thy bsd
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From the Phil. Daily Chroniele.]
MACHINE POETRY.

Grinding Poetry is about to be brought
into disrepute-the fact is. the business
has been overstalled. Hereafter the read
els Of the public prints may expect to be-
amused by something more closely bor-
dering on the sentimental cast. as will ap-
pear by the following specimens. being
the first productions of machine that has
obtained some celebrity in New York,
and for which. the Express bespeaks the
favorable introduction Of Its brethren of
the press generally. We do nothesitate 10
say that if the machine continues to manu-
facture as we'll as it has began, we shall
order supply for our especial use.
SPECIMEN NO. l.
1t is so long since Bill has had the hon
or Of turning my machine, that | doubt
whether he dosen't make fummux If it in
getting his hand in. will try him first
On few
EXPERIMENTAL STANZAS.
For ever set, o Sun! and thou, o Moon
Behind yon darksome cloud thy face conceal!
Yez phyrs, too, that fan the brow Of noon,
Back to your mountain homes, quickly steal!
Retire sweet Venus-lovely maid Of eve
Unto thy virgin couch, and rise no more!
And, Flora, thou thy garlands cease to weave;
For all my hopes Of joy and bliss are DER!
Triposa's false! Hear it, ye gods, und weep!
o, drown my senses in eternal sleep!
Aloud call on death to call on me,
And SO; the soul from all its tortures free,
Saw off my leg! or pluck out either eye!
Tread on my favorite cun!-but let Inc die!
Too slow and melancholy, altogether,
Bill. Just set the cylinder t" shorter
measure, and apply more physical steam.
Now, goit
Of all the sweets
A body meets,
Molasses is the sweetest '.
Of all that's neat
In Orange street,
Dead cats are bout the ncatest.
OF all birds fair,
That fly the air,
The bat is far the farcst;
OF all that's rare
must declare
Good claret is the rarest
OF all things lean,
hurnbly wcen,
A lizard is the leanest;
Of all things mean
I've ever seen,
A miser is the meanest.
OF all things small
That creeps or crawl, -
A mite is much the SIN mi 5;
OF all that's Il .,
A southernp "tohste
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truth We can convince the, mos, ,skeptical
who will call al our 6ffice, by Is sight,
the article, which we shall be happy To-
return To The fair owner Whenever she
calls to claim i'll Bali. sssss