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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-06

gERDs Grass, Clover and Red Top Seed for sale by
- ID. MARSTON.
SPERM OIL.
DURE Winter Strained, Sperm Oil, bleached and I'M
beached, this day received and for sale by
Nov ID (32) C. CLAPP, Jr
NEW RAIslNs of very superior quality, just received
~ ana Tor SAFE by I'D @. CLAPP, Jr.
HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, & FANCY PAINTING
* c. SAWYER, would respectfully inform his old Gus.
~ toners and the public generally that he will continue
carry ON the above business Is various branches with des
patch, at the old stand, near the sagadahock Ferry
Bath, January 30, 1871. IFS
BOOK q JOB PRINTING. dome at this Office.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-06

Norfolk, Roxbury rcdeeBaable
NJ their counter.
RoxbuTy bank, fraud.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-06

~ the Genuine COaiPODND BONESET CANDY, A!Epl-
Gated if jou procure the Genuine article prepared by WM
BROWN, CHEMIST, 4Sl Washington street. Boston. (For
genuine see that The Candy stamped WV BKowN and
the Directions signed as0.) In curing Coughs Colds
lloaseness Sore Threat, Phsic Hopping Cough &C.. this
IS The article that has given much satisfaction the past
thirteen years. for the above purpose and for Clearing the
Voice for Vocass and Public Speakers For sale only by
t. % EDWARD WOOD, Central Wharf BatL'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-06

Now then drop mite, without any ad',
And you'll find that w'e soon dsappear,-
While wish Won welcome 10 forty t,ro,
And long useful
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-06
TECEHS AE{iTES9E,
6FGR9GE, & FORjf.4RDLA'tT HOUSE
GEA lRAL LAND AGENCY OFFICE.

M4T4GORDy9, TEXAS, EVERETTE 81 Co..
IiCFORL2, TEXAS ENEREIIE - Co..;
S3.f%.tI ON1O, JEaAS, }. B. HiAVlS & Co.
Custom House Agents ior the above HOuses--A NaGs-
worth Co, Mataeorta, Texas iIeSsrs. Ewing &. Co.
poft abnccapart Of entry for Nctora; J, b. ;ys .. Go
san Antonio, 1cNas
RJyGee--Gon1. s,n'f. Horsro,, .4astr, Tf4os;
~ y. JACKSON, C1iee.oy ~ Customs, 6'olceSoa,
Ic.S;
Genl RUrcs MeLrll,y, (ot aiain. Port Justin,
JCyds:
90 lion. D. D. RAkrR. of Manel p,-...n. 7,.,n,.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-06

EEEl>3 70 GREEN.
GENERAL COMMISSION .7lzsRCL2N'Ys,
fioj5EIn. 4}agg,Itsn.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-06

EUsT received by THOMAS T. DONNEId., Agent, lots
New Groceries, say Fresh Figs and Rasus (only about
40 days old Sperm Candies prime Spanish Cigars Ctron
Cheese Bonese. and other Candies Eng Wanuis Sc 8e
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-06

TABLE CUTLERY.
worry, Horn, Ebony and Coooa i3anIIed Knives ana
Forks from paa.agary Portland, t!au-) or sale
by =. ". kANbAhi.
Bath. July -. II IL.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-06

NESY EsAk$FNS
IN OXES Halves, and Quarters of Bunch Rasns Of the
- latest impoations fresh and of very superior quality,
this day received and by CHA'S CLAPP, Jr
Bath Nov. I'd. 1911 ~
NEW MEDICTNE FOR R1UMORS.
'E zones Drops for Iumors'' safe aud sure internal
- remedy for Scroa and Diseases OF the skin such as
Rhoum Lepros, scaldhfad Erysp.aS and all kindred
diseases, external and internal.
Those afflicted will do well TO examine the ample tPstimo
nas of Physicians and others. the Of Geo. Willis
ton wick, Perkins & Tbbeits, Topsham, and JOHN
WILKINSON, Bath. where the Medicine can be found.
81. ep2stlI, l84l. 3m?I
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-06

rFHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY PAI.SAM is believed
to be deservedly the most popular medicine known
IN America, for coughs, colds, asthma phsc consump
tion, whoopng cough, and pulmonary affections every
kind.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-06

HERDS Grass, Glover and Red Top Seed, for sale by
~ IN ~ satfr,.Nx
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-06

GEs0UEkElSI WARE.
4 BEAUTIFUL assortment of Crockcry lust
~ imported from England, and Tor sale cheap by
8 b. HYDE & Co
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-06

Nj. +. GANN E,TT,
AUCTICNEER COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Front street.
BATH, MAINE.
June 9th, 1871 Gml3
NEW No. Beef, Boston Inspection, This day received ant
4 for sale by C. CLAPP, Jr.
Nov. Cd, 1871. AZ
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01
NEW sERIEs.-VoL. II. NO. 81.

want Of harmony % in the wing ranks.
We deem it our duty, however, 10 sound
the tOcsin in advance, and warn our dem
Ocratic fellow citizens 10 stand aIoof, if
such a call should be made. OF all the
GULL-TRAPs invented by the Federal party
to get into power in our Government,
this "Home League" project exceeds in
lis dOceitfui appearance. II may we'll be
compared TO ''PERPETUAL NOTION" ma
chnery. of which SO much has been
SAID Few men, who, in giving casual
reflection to the principles of perpetual
motion, but will imagine they discern q
reasonable probability oc its accomplish
ment and success. But, every one who
has yet tried to put bis perfect plan into
operation malpractice, has invariably learnt
that sit costs more than it comes tor So.
with tariff. A superficial view of it
presents a most plausible project for the
good of the country; but its practical op-
eratiOns have ever proved that the advau-
tage arising from il 10 the people at large
'cOsts more than it comes to-" How
can it be otherwise? Il is nothing more
nor less than a Tax-and all Taxes arc
burdens. Consequently, the Tariff will
always be heavy or a light burden, Just
in proportion as it may be high or low
Tariff. Mind Ihat-Fsrmers, Mechanics
and Laborers of Fairfield county! Il is
your highest interest to support low
Tarif-iust high enough TO avoid being
called on for direct Tax TO support tbf
General Government. But, above all, i,
is the interest Ofihe man who owns bur
little or no property to be in favor Of a
low Tariff; for, in this way of raising the
means TO support our Government, the
poorer class of citizens contribute an
equal share with the rich. Dutiable ar
ticles are just as much used in this cOun-
try by the poor man-and, in fact, ara
just as indispensable TO him as TO the rich.
Calm reflection will make this evident
to every impartial mind-Ohio Eogle.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01

trAmong other plans and devices IN
which the Federal faction OF the Wing
party are now engaged, for the purpose
of raising ''another excitement like that
of IS4O," is one which they call the
:. Home League" Under this name as
sociations are being formed in different
noT,s Of The Union. The plan originated
ia New York; and has been hsTPeo upon
by all the Federal papers 10 seveTal 81
counties of our own State, puollc cars
have been made TO the citizens "wllhon'
distinction Of parties" whenever Dem
oorat sees call made with this Judas, like
invitation, he knows how TO treat lt,) fol
the purpose Of forming County Associ
alton for the "prOtection Of home manu-
facturers,'' In this county the matte
hes not yet been bFOscbsd, owing TO-
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01

IRoN.-This grand staple Of Pennsylva.
MIA is every day applied to new and novel
purposes. Cast iron steamboats, are be-
Jog built, and even public edihces have
begun to bo constructed of it. Pillars for
houses and stores, of cast iron are now
used in this city, snd window frames we
doubt not, will yet be made Of this endu'
rinu material. In Prussia the King has
had the frame of magnificent tent con-
structed of cast iron. It is designed for
the camp in Slesia, in which he will give
public entertainments. Every day is BRING
inc to light new and varied forms in which
IRON can be used. Especially has it been
determined by experiment, that there IS
more buOyancy aud strength in iron craft,
than in any other material Of which they
can be constructed. When the magnih-
cent steamer now building in Bristol OF
iron, shall be afoat, we apprehend her
success will cause an entire revolution IN
ship building. Then look out for the raw
materials. Phil. ". Amer.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01
GEORGETOWN o. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l. 1912

distance of 81 miles; up the valley Of
MOhican, to LondonvilIe, in Richland
county, a distance Of 2SI miles; and up
the valley of KiIIbuck, to MillersbUrg, in
Holmes county, distance Of 25 miles.
The Walh ding canal Of itself, viii
not produce a large amount ofTevenue,
except from the water power, until at
least one Of these branches is construc-
ted; but it is believed, that when the
system, of which this canal forms part,
or, the main branch, shall be completed,
it will be work ofvery considerable I'M
porlance.
There will be sufficient water power on
this canal, when.it shall all be brought in
to requisitiOn, TO propel at least 95 pairs
of mill stones.
There has been paid on this canal, du-
ring the year ending Nov. Is, ls4l, by
Leander Ransom, acting commissioner
On contracts 60,500 60
On award OF dana.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01
The Globe has the following pslpabls

The Globe has the following palpabls
hit:
The Secretary of the Treasury asking
money of Congress, to pay the wsgesot
he members, reminds US Of scrap Of
an old play, The name Of which We have
forgotten: :,
MCREprroR. But whenG
WDEBTOR. Why--why, wheneseg
| you'll lend mo the money"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01
Total payments on this ca
nal, for the year, $l24,5SS ~

Total payments on lhS Ca
nal, for the year, $l24,5SS 81
The aggregate payments, for superin-
tendence, and making repairs on this ca
cal, for l94l, exceeds, small amount,
those of l94O, yet fall far below the ex-
penditures of 1888, or 1889; and even
then, they were much less, than The ex-
pendilures on the same extent Of similar
works in New York, or Pennsylvania.
Some Of the more important items of
expenditure, for the past season, are the
following Rebuilding the west abut-
ment, aud upper lock, at the WalhOnd-
ing aqueduci; rebuilding large. culvert
at the Gnadenhullen bluas; changing
course Of river and embankments at the
foot Of the lower Massllon lock; making
pref parations for rebuilding Two locks,
near Adams Mill, and one on Columbus
feeder; rebuilding pier, and other repairs
10 Tinker creek aQueducl; placing addi'
ti0naI protection ar"und foundations OF
Tuscarawas, WalnoRding, and Other
aqueducts; making repairs, and protect
ing Cuyahnga, Sugar creek, WalhOnd.
ing, SciO'o, and Columbus feeder dams
facing tour locks with timber aud plank
repairing locks, and rebuilding lock gates
placing crib protection at head and foo
Of locks; repairing guard gates and cul
verts; increasing height and width OF EN-
bank making additional protection
tn banks; removing bars and deposits
from canal and feeders.
The total cost Of The Ohio canal, al
stated in the last annual report of ih'
Board, was the aggregate Of payments
made ON account Of construction, up Il
November Is, lS4O, and included ever
expenditure for original work, such a
constructing additional reservoirs an
: feeders, erecting lock houses, and th
: payments for lands taken for reservoirs
fee ders, lock houses, and for hydraulI
purposes.
} W was $4,e94,9S4 !
The amount to be added
this year for balances on
y reservoirs, lock houses,
: aud awards, not charge
able TO repairs, IS only SOS .
k Making the aggregate ~. ooo .
d cost, $4,o90 ,SVo
b. ----- - -
The amount received, as
A. before stated, for tolls,
] fines, and water tents,
II for the year, is ''' $4l6,2O%
,e The amount paid
~ for supefinten-
Is dence and re- fa
pairs, including
mt payments 10
m. engineers, and
i. for incidental
of expenses, is $l24,26S AZ
,rsITo collectors and q
ire inspectors, taF
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01
TERMS OF THE STANDARD.

FOR ONE YEAR, IN ADVANCE, 50 no
WITBGN THE YEAR, 9 so
AT THE EXPIRATION OE THE YEAR, 90
ncFPayments v i'll be consids,ed in advance,
ifm,ade within three months after subscribing
sCeFNo paper will be discontinued, (Unless at
the option of the publishe,) until all arrearagos
ae paid.
PRICES OFADvERTIsING.
I square (l2 lnes) three insertions. 81 On
I" For each subsequent insertion, IS
e For SIX months, 50
" For twelve months, lO OO
Longer advertisements will be charged in the
same proportion.
A reasonable deduction will! be made on
yearly advertisements.
Ali orders for advertising or job.work must
be accompanied by the cash, except from persons
who have open accounts with the office.
Office 10 the south end of the Market Building
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01
HOOKING CANAL.

Forty four miles Of this canal, extend.
ing from Carroll, on the Ohio canal, TO
Monday creek, four miles below Nelson
vile, are completed and navigable. OF
the remaining eleven miles, extending
to the town of Athens. the southern ter
mination of this canal; three fourths of the
work is already performed; several of
the sections being entirely finished, and
others nearly done.
This canal appears 10 be perma nenlly
constructed, as, since the introduction of
water, more than year since, not sim
gle breach has occurred on that portion
constructed by the state.
A very serious breach occurred at the
town OF Lancaster, in May last, in the
embankment of the Lancaster lateral ca.
nal portion of this work, which was built
by the company. In repairing it, such
precautions have been taken, by increas-
ing the width of the embankment and se-
curing the out toe, as TO insure it against
further accidents of the kind.
The work of increasing the width and
depth of the Lancaster side cut summit
having been very much retarded, during
the winter, by a succession Of wet wealth
er, it was suspended for the purpose OF
opening the canal for spring navigation.
On the 10Th Of July the water was again
Withdrawn from this summit, and the re-
mander of the work completed SO as TO
introduce the water for navigation, about
the 18th of September.
The amount received by the collector,
on this canal, for the time it has been
navigable, during the year ending Nov.
3Oth, IS4l, is $2,74O 81.
The revenue to he derived from this
canal, for few years, must necessarily
be light compared with other works at
present more favorably situated, but Il Is
believed that so soon as the natural re-
sources of this hitherto neglected portion
of the state shall be duly appreciated q, and
its inexhaustable beds af iron, coal, and
salt shall be properly developed, that tbe
anticipations Of the friends of this work
will be fully realized.
The whole work is now so nearly com
pIeted, that every effort should be made
TO furnish funds for completing it:
There has been paid, on this canal, dH
ring the year ending Nov. 10, lS4l, b,
Leander Ransom, acting commissioner
On contracts $1el,7S3 81
On awards Of da-
IMAGES l4s4OO 6V
i For wages and
: subsistence Of
9 engineers, as.
sistants, and
!. board Of sp-
h praisers S,047 e6
f For incidental
If expenses, i'm
/, cluding blanks
d. and printing
Of for collector 243 81
70 Total payments for the year l99,47o
To which add former expen-
%. ses OS~'O"V
n0 is4i $s2l,5le
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01
"EZRA D. BARNES, ESQ.
One Paper. Byron, Michigan.

"Now l wish TO have it understood BY
all the P Ms. along the route between
here and away out there in Mic chigan-
and there too-that we are all we'll down
here in De Ruyter, from grandmother TO
little Sub; and also that there is no 'wri-
ting within the wrapper, or on the mar
gin of this newspaper-nO underscoring
dotting or pricking letters or Words or
other memoranda-neverthsless, enioin
it upon him of Byron to tear of the
wrapper and examine it closely, and then
on de mand, deliver it to my brother, g
little south Of Unc!e Jake Canouses'---
we had poor sleighing, but very fat tur'
keys, Thanksgiving day--a long night
and short sermon from Priest johnson
before ChrisImas-a goodeal Of wind and
some weather, New Years day--bells
ljiOgling and bellies dancing thro' the eve-
ning--money scarce and Post Office clF-
culars plenty ever SINCE"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01
A FAIR HIT.

The following is too good to be lost
1t was written on the wrapper ofa news
paper that passed through our Post Office
few days since. The P. NJ. General
must promulgate some new regulation 10
prevent the transmission of private INTEL
ligence by means of newspapers, or give
up beat.-Buf. Com.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01
Is. is4l $s2l,5le 7S

MUSKINGUM IMPROVEMENT.
The unfinished condition in which ma
ny of the dams on this improvement were
left at the close of last year, necessarily
subjected them to damages from 'ne sue
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01

here given, as more full explanation OF
the foregoing:
Clepeldnd.
Received 1910. iS4l.
Bushels Of wheat, 2, I55, ,437 / l.594 ,42l
Barrels Of -four, 505,46l AL ,425
pork, 23,Ol6 29,794
Shipped
Pounds of mer-
chsndizp, 2O,7s3,5l4 l5,l64,747
B.nels of New
York salt, 1884 59,793
r. Portsmouth,.
Received
Barrels Of -four, "a, 1874 62,447
$ pork, 1897 25,l44
N. Y. salt, 1880 LAO
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01

There has also been
paid, during the
same period, by
Leander Ran
som, acting com.
missioner,for wa
ges and subsist.
ence of engineers
assistants, and
board Of apprais-
ers, S,o1S w
For incidental ex.
penses, including
blanks and print, g.
ing, for collec-
tors Of tolls, 1920 10
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01

Leaving the net revenue, S2s2,6g Al
Or, fraction over 6 per cent, on the
cost of The canal.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01
s,O47 ss

Total payments for the year l99,41o %
- ses " 'ON 'O'''' e22,OsO 10
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01

"The wrapper forms no part Of the
package, neither is postage paid there
ou,"-P. M, G..
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01

For wages and sub. :,
sistence of engi-
neers, assistants,
perintendents
Of masonry, and ....
board Of apprais-
ers 1910 90
For incidental ex.
penses l23 %
Total payments for :he year $62,67s So
To which add former pay
ments 49l 1854 IS
Total payments to Nov IS,
ls4i $554,O4S As
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01

1 wear, $4l6,2Os eS
The amount received last
wear was 452, ,l22 OS
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-01

Ihere mas Deen Pald on tnlS canal, uu-
ring the year ending Nov. Is, ls4i,
by Leader Ransom, acting commission
er-
To contractors, for
balances on res
ervoirs, lock.
houses, &c. $267 SO
To contractors for
ordinary and ex-
traordinary re-
pairs 1891 20
On awards Of dam
ages, l62 30
Total payments
from general
fund @I1Q 593 %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
CERTAIN CURE

MONS; MALI AN-Sc9nd Magnfen-Invisible Voice
~ Cond1ctors-To enable persons instantly adv anced
age and OF forty and fifty years standing de afnex
and Of those who only slightly sui OF join in
general conversation aud ts catch the sound Of
SPEAKER a public assembly They the size of avery
small gold seven shilling and when the Of the
ears they are not IN the least perceptbe unconor
t,b than having small piece OF ne wsol in It's place. And
eted WITH extreme deafness to hear respect equal
re be had Of Mons MALLAN & SON. Surgeon Dentists.
Sole Agents for the paLee No. Park Place. door from
Roadway. 'Iufa IN. u ~
The above invention has been in in Europe for
years and is strongly being one OF the greatest
discoyeIie, OF the age. iliF .ra
Pese nonesidents Of New York city the
OF $40, can have forwarded by s2e lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-29
LUCINA CORDIAL.

MAGNIN'S LUCINA COKDIAL, Tor The and speedy
" of incipent consumption bsTenness mpotency u
coG whites rleet Distracted d Hcuit painful
involuntary discharge
and Tor the general postr ton OF the matter whet
the result Of inherent Produced by
laTity, illness, accident.
The widespread celebrity Of this woud ui and inestmabe
cordial both hemisphercs sufficient
quick and positive success in curing all the above affections
aud complaints Nothing be surprising than
gorang effects the Frame Persons all weakness and
lasude before taking IL al once become robust and full Of
emery under nfurce IL mmed ley the
lessnes. Or looseness Of the female frame wheh the only
ny considered to be ncurahe And it speedily
the impedments produced BY physical which Ire
deter from gettng marrisd. Language ndee
annot DO justice to the merits OF Lucina Cordial which
Of the important medical discoveries Of Price
s. bottle Sold zoe Nassau and No. 80 Norh sixth
treet, Philadelphia. lti44 frll s28 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-29
IOHN ESTAIROOKS.


from the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser Nov. g. 1871
pen Of of intelligent medical whose
entitled the fullest confidence The he de-
tails really markabe and might well have been sup
Statement Of the Physician who visited the Patient person.
and who was 4 the time Of the Editors Of the CONNER
f IS rare indeed that fallen humanity is made TO experience
from hand Of Providence much and su
sTns and such casmiioss and shocking muation has
living in the town Of Clarence in this county.
James the son OF farmer the offspring OF healthy and
putabs parents who have numerous family of robust child
Without assignabe he suddenly deprived
Of the OF hearing some ten since which
followed Wy what probably attack Of the dv gangrene
This rapidly first tae palate the bone. he roof Of
upper lip ard he whole Of the both bones and cscse
we'll inieenments,; would be difficult TO nas inc in
the human face divine This fghu disease ceased lis ra,a.
yes ON alter several months them again in
other parts OF the system with greater and moie destructive
Tier Of this most unfortunate child told writer bswss
observed undo, the a Of each big This omnous appear
gradually each foot and leg within sur inches
knee separation then took end dae course
wee then attacked by tbs consuming mssdy which estendsd
within few inches Of the shoulder apd at ngh the right
arm the ground like the dead branch Of living The
then showed itself the elbow Of the left aud
shoulder producing extensive cxioaton Of the bones
&C. The Of the hight side the centre Of the
nbs aud Of the right eye were also affected with the
destroying complaint in its inciplent stages. .
On examining the boy, who, notwithstanding he - deaf and
mute really Intelligent mud sprghy, the greatest marvel
was how was possible for consiliacnso very feeble
the de its parts could whe reduced 70 fragment
Of Humanity hold out, and poiong for years miserable
ins the aSI table with he resi- Of he ismy and ed
ing himself with POTATOES bs ad, apd the like, with
evident relish OH hearty meal His .tpp Of liabs, which