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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-11-19

0A5There is rumor in the political world,
that Mr.. Webster will not take the United States
Senatorshp, TO which he was elected by the
Massachusetts Legislature. Mr. Edward Eve
tgtt is spoken of as his probable successor. be,
fore moving in the business, Mr.. Webster will
most ikelyawait and see what was the result o
lhe recent election in Massachusetts,, and which
may aothave resulted ihthe return Of wing lie
gisature. a point necessary to secure the elec
non Of Mr.. Everett.
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Bankrupt Statistics.

The following statement furnished by the
Clerk of the United States Bankrupt Court, will
be found interesting. ltappeais there are three
hundred and ninety petitioners who have not
been discharged, and three hundred and ffty-six
who are opposed by creditors.
Out of the number Of $3.50 banklupts, there
are 26S whose debts were over 100000, and
IL over a million each. OF these latter, the lar
gest was one of the Mcssrs. Josephs, whose la-
bilities were $5,7sl 600. The whole amount of
Indebtedness wiped out by the operations of the
law, reaches the enormous amount Of $685.
0Q0. - -
Whole number of Bankrupts peti,oning, 2466
Do do Petliioned against, 81
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-11-19

OEPThe Supreme Court commenced its seg-
sion in this place on the 18th, and adjourned the
next day, going through good deal of business
in q very short time.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-11-19

0H7-According to the Tribune, the strength OF
parties in the New York AssemDIysis as follows
II democrats, 81 wings, and s Natives The
democratic majority is ID. Democratic majori-
ty in the senate, is. On joint ballot, 80.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-11-19
Rsennsal Convention.

The surrounding counties are appointing del
egates to this body which is to meet in Colum-
bus on the slh of January next. Is it not time
that HARRISON was moving in ihe matter?
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-11-19

The Farmers Library and Monthly Journal
of Agriculture for November has been received
This is the most valuable agricultural work ever
published. TIE present number contains me-
noir and likeness Of Judge Peters, of Pennsylya-
MIA, the continuation of Thaer's Principles OF
Agriculture, and thirty-seven other papers of ge-
neral and varied interest to farmers, with engra-
wings of "Tunis Broad Tailed Mountain Sheep
comprising one hundred and fifty large sized
close, beautifully printed pages.
John S. Skinner, formerly editor Of the came
rican Turf Register" is the editor; Greeley ane
McElrath publishers, New York. Terms $5 PEI
annum, or copies for $2O-postage u cent
perNo. We will act as agent for this work
and would earnestly request every farmer VIII
can afford it to subscribe A specimen numbc
lean be seen ut our Office.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-11-19

6FWe had distinct, beautiful, and almos
total eclipse of the moon on Thursday night last
between eight and nine o'clock.
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Precept and Example.

G-It is the expression of the people in this
region that the coming Legislature make as
short session as circumstances will possibly adj
nit of. And we find the same disposition man
ifesled throughout the State, Long sessions are
obnoxious io.the people, besides,t they are unpro-
ftablc If our legislatures met biennlally IN
stead of annually, ii would compoH more TO the
vll'of the people, thus looping off some 70 or
100000 dollars at one Swoop
The above is from the Republican of last week.
and one to read it would think that the editor
really had the welfare of the people at heart,
but at the very time he is making such flourish
about ''lopping off some 10 or 100000 at one
swoop," from the burdens of the people, he has
his hand dexteriousIy inserted into their pockets
from which he is filching some hundred dollars
to pay for unnecessary and fraudulent printing
Allison,s creditors were pressing, and,he call
ed the Auditor to his aid, and the result was thai
the people of the county have 10 foot his bills
This is practically carving out the whig princi
Iple of Assumption on small scale. Hurrah fo
the retrenchment wings of Harrison county!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-11-19

0FTHos. G. VINCENT, the present gentle
manly Clerk of the Court, whose term of office
has expired, was chosen Clerk pro tem., till the
Judges can agree upon his successor.
-~-~---,~I[--tl~,L - ;-t-Ai~
OE7-The titled despos of the old world are
straining every nerve to check the ADVANCE pi
liberal views But the spirit of Democracy S
progressing, and will progress while there is a
Titled aristocrat on the surface of this planet
Tie time is not far distant when all men will
wonder at their former folly, and all blood will
be considered alike that can be traced to that
good old patriarch, Adam. Not long since we
read that the Prussian Press had been placed un-
der the surveillance of the police, We now find
the following in an exchange.
"Gaman Newspapers. Official information
has been received at the Department of State
thai by resolution of the German Diet at Frank
fort, all newspapers or periodicals in the German
language, printed in the United States of Ame-
rca are prohibited in the German coniederacy
and all posmasters in that country are directed
not to deliver any such newspaper or periodical
coming from the United States' but to send al
such back 10 the port at which they have beer
landed in Europe"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-11-19

The amount Of wheat raised in this countr
The present year is 1875 900 bushels.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-30
Messengers Notice.

WORCEsTER s.. Oct. q, IS45.
TTON. BENZ. +. THOMAS Judge OF Probate for the
i County of Worcester has this day issued Warrant
against the Estate of LUTHER f. WOODBURY., Of
Sutlop IN said Comfy trader, late copartner with
Simon Woodbury., of the same sutton, under the firm
of L. f. Woodbury. & Co., an insoyent debtor and the
ment of any debts the delivery Of any property be-
longing to said Woodbury., him or Tor his USE are for
hidden by law. 49,,
The first meeting of the creditors of said woodbury.
will he ho en at the office of Thomas ~ Hill in Worces
Ger in sand County, The second Monday IN November
merit at ten O'Clock the forenoon To prove their debts
and choose assignee assgnees Of his estate ahd 10
do such other business in relation thereto as may then
and there come before them.
dim JOHN w. WlitfFLE, ~ SueTbi'
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. October 20, 1916
TTON. BENJAMIN F. THOMAS, Judge ofProbate for
II the county Worries err, has this day issued War
against the estate OF CHARLES e. CHAMBER
LIN, of Worcester in said County, Machnst. insol-
debtor and the payment Of any debts the deliv
cry OF any property belonging SAID Chamberlain, to
him or Tor his USE aud the transfer any property by
him are forbidden by law
The meeting of The creditors of said Chamberlain
will be held the Office of Thomas Hill in Worcester.
in said Comfy the second Monday Of November neat
nj ten o'clock forenoon, prove their debts and
choose an assignee fins estate, and do such other
business in relation thereto may then before
them. E. EATON, b. Sheriff.
Worcester Oct 90 Is45. dim
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New Singing Books,

WORCESTER, SIS. October %, lS45
To LOWELL BAKER, JR. of Grafton, in said County,
gentleman. GREETING.
NOU having been duly appointed Assignee Of the Es.
i tate OF DAVID WEBSTER, Of said Grafton shoe
maker, insovent debtor are hereby required to give
thereof, and also give notice that The second
meeting Of the creditors Of said Webster will he holden
office in Worcester, the second Monday Of No
nert, O'Clock in the forenoon when and
where they may prove further debts against The said
Webster and also show canse why certificate dis
charge shall not be granted to hm. And will
this ofice by publishing atiested copy this order
in the Massachusetts, spy once, and in the Daily Spy,
papers published Worcester Aforesaid
successfully before the day Of said meeting. And
make Of this order with dongs thereon
the time and place of said meeting.
CHARLES w. HAIR iSHORN,
A true copy Master in ChanceTy.
dtmwl Attest LOWELL BAKER, Jr., Assignee
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MESSENGERS Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. October 70, 1910
TTON BENZ f. THOMAS Judge of Probate for the
III County of Worcester has this day issued Warrant
against the estate of SIMON j. WOODBURY., OF sut-
Ton and late coparnar with Luther f. Woodbury. of the
same Sntton, under the firm of l.. f. Woodbury. Co,
in said County, merchant, an insovent debtor ma lhe
payment of any debts the delivery OF any property be-
longing said Woodbury., TO him or for his USE ana the
transfer OF any property by HIM, are forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors OF said Woodbury.
viii be holden the office of Thomas & Hill, in Wor-
ceser in said County, the second Monday in NoUe7-
Der negt al O'Clock in the forenOon TO prove ther
debts and assignee assgnees Of his Estate
and do such other business in relation thereto as may
then come before them.
dim JOllN w. WhlTTLE, " SheIh'
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PEOPLES CHEAP STORE,
There IS Tide IN the Affairs Of Men,
Thnt k1ln1rS M CnnfrnI

There IS Tide m the Affairs Of Men,
That kn0t0S no Control,
4 ND such the tide that is increasingly flowing to the
N PEOPLES CHEAP STORE,
though vain attempts made stop progress,
they all tul-or experience and observation
has taught this important to the community the
place where their best interest found in the purchase Of
DRY GOODS the last six months, has been, is now,
and will continue TO be at the celebrated
PEOPLES CHEAP STORE.
The inducements offering surpassed
by any having received another extensive
of Fall and Winter Goods selected with our usual good
taste and care and bought under the most favorable cir
cumsances The great Emporium of business and fashion
il America We are always the first i'll the market, and
customers shall have the advantage of it, We
opening the latest description OF magnificent designs in end
less variety OF
Dress Goods,
New and Fashionable CAslIMEREs NJ. de LANES,
REPS, MERlNOS, GINGHAMS PRINTS, &c.
SHAWLS.
Elegant Brocha, Cashmere Damask, Imitation, and in
deed almost every variety of Shaws, worthy the inme-
date and particular attention of all the Ladies who in
search Fashionable Dresses and Shaws prices per-
tecly satisfactory.
tAND
the extensive assortment of French English and American
BrOGdct0thS, CGSSimereS, SGtlnetS, &c,
prove conclusively that insensibe the
and wishes OF the Gentlemen.
And fby practical experience know the wants of
YOUNG HOUSE-KEEPERS,
always feel particular their welfare, not
knowing how may be placed in the circum-
stances We therefore devote much attention The eec
ton OF such goods their respective families demand
therefore assortment of Linens,-Lnen Sheetings-
Beached and brown Sheeting, from "A 10 wide Da-
mask Diaper-Whte, brown and cOlored Table Cloths,
all and qua Napkins-Doy lies-T ckings-Fur-
niture Goods, and all the varieties of house keeping fixing
is complete, which would invite the Inspection all
interested. And the halt told please call satisfy
yourselves of the immensely Variety and attractions Oft
stock OF Dry Goods, &c. at The Peoples Cheap Store
No. 1913 Main ST., (Butman Row. Worcester,
(Neariy opposite the United States Hotet)
G. NJ. DAYTON.
N. b. 1000 lbs. Vermont Live Geese Feathers
Pure and White, selling unusual low prces-call and
see for yourselves. PEOPLES STORE.
Oct 25. Jt44
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NEW CARPETS.


HAVE this day received large invoice of NEW AND
i BEAUTIFUL CARPETS from those justly celebrated
manufac urers, MessrS. 4. & E. HIGGINS OF NewYork,
which for style and beauty of finish excelled by none
Ny present selection consists of
IMPERIAL THREE-PLY-SUPE
EXTRA-FINE and FINE INGRAM CARPETS OF en-
tirey new and original patterns Of Which haze the ents
control for this Dt1rket.
Also, Venetian and Cotton Carpets of every
description at the very lowest prices
STAIR CARPETS, of every kind, from Is to
so cents the yard.
English FLOOR CLOTHS, DRUGGETS, Sc
STRAW MATING, "A, 5-4 and GA wide.
Velvet, Chenee and Tufted RUGS and MATS.
LIST and HEMP Carpets, and in short every descrip-
ton OF Carpets ever offered, and nil be sold lou
any other Store in these United StaeSo satisfy your
selves OF this FACT please call at the
OLE STAND" Nos l62 and 64 Main Street.
JOHN B. WYMAN.
Late of the firm of H. H. Chamberliu & Co.
N. B. KNIGHTS C.4RPETS (Which have
been extravaganty landed by my neehbors need
no farther comment from mel ALWAYS HAND, and for
sale on as good terms as at any other store.
Worcester. Oct 81. .dwtf49
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Worcester Oil Store,

THE subscribers offer sale at wholesale and retail
L assortment of Bteoched and Unbleached
Fall, Winter and Summer SPERM OIL,
selected from the New Bedford market expressly for the
retail trade, and warranted 10 be a PURE article.
Families and Others in of superior article in
vied 10 call and examine the quality and prices. Oil
any part of the village free OF charge
BARBOUR & BARKER
Worcester, Sept. l5 diff 2O5 Main St.
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DIED.

DIED.
In this town. Oct 9th, Susan E. daughter Of Mr. John
Goodwin Isl Daniel E. of Capt Erastus Tucker Is
Eliza A., daughter OF Maj. joel Gleason, %.
In Ware Oct o. Ira KnOwlton, of this town, 24-Frin-
tiers in NH. please copy.
In Paxton Oct "a Of consumption, Caroline E. Snow,
daughter of Willard 3D. and Mary Snow, To- Printers in
VT. please copy.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

& W. CREECH, Hair Dresser, of WHOM can
~ be had wholesale retail the Celebrated Ddmas-
Razors, and Russian Kesan Shaving Soap and
Razor StrOp made by EMERSON, expressly him. has
REMOVED from the fremont House, to his New Hair
Dressing Room in SCHOOL STREET, opposite City Hall.
Oct p d3w BOSTON.
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BIanket s=BIanIIet
New Bonnet Store

"a. MFRS. WILLIAMS would respectfully
@MY 1YA inform the Ladies' Worcester and vicinity
~ that she taken the Shop No I2l MAIN STREET,
E opposite the Central Bank, and he's good assor-
ment of Rich SILK, SATIN, and VELVET BONNETS.
Also Bonnet Ribbons Laces, Artificial Flowers Feathers
Millinery and Fancy Goods. d3w Oct %.
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TO LET,

TO LET.
tBLACKSMTH's Shop, situated in the centre of Graf
n ton together with ofgOod tools The stand is as
good be found in The country and business sufficient
to employ three workmen. Terms reasonable. Apply
SAMIFI. Hail
s. II the above stand could be lea ed the present
would hire three good workmen to whom liberal
wages would be given. Apply above
Oct. ~. d3w
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BootS-BOOtS Boots.

MEMS Thick BOOTS from 81 80 to $3.50
MI Boys do do do Sl,oO TO 81 80:
Youths do do do SOs7t to vi 20
Ao constantly on hand frst-rate article of Mems and
Rows Calf Calcutta and Kip Boots, all of which will be
sold cheap. m, e,..., 20 n scorr an
PoS''e 0s""" A"' CHICKERING a LoNGLEY.
Worcester, Oct q. owu4t
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-30
Pocket Book Lost !

He Subscriber lost his pocket book the 8tb instant
Cattle Show Day. 1t contained no money but
and accounts to the amount of about Five Hundred Dol
lars and other papers of no any but the
Whoever will return the the Transcript Office
TO the subscriber mile north of the Court House.
shall be suitably rewarded. REUBEN BEMIS.
Worcester, Oct. Is, l845. tfdw
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CLARENDON HARRIS,

At No. 100 Main ST..
I / AS for sale the following New Books viz:
IL Narrative OF the U. 5. Exploring Expedition vols
Sibon's Waterloo Campaigns.
Brownng's History of the Huguenots.
Rush's Residence at the Court of London.
lngersUs History OF the War oflSl2.
Margaret 7 ale of the Real and Ideal Blight and
Bloom.
Modern Cookery in all its branches, by E. Acton-ed-
tied by Mrs Sarah Jane lIae-in one large ~ mo.
volume, extra cloth, with HOO Recipes and sixty
Illus ratOns.
The Medic series of Italian Prose translated by c.
Edwards Lester-comprisng
Challenge Of Barletta,
Florentine Histories
Citizen OF Republic
Autobiography ofAlferi.
To be sold at Usry lou prtces.
Worcester Oct 80 d6w
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Edward LiVermOre.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

BOOKS AND STATIONERY
At WARREN LAZELL'S - 1T Main st.
TUDEA CAPTA--Engish Martyrs-Falsehood and
y Truth-by Charlotte Elizabeth.
Walker WOman-do on Intermarriage.
The American PoutereT's Companion.
The Popes supremacy: by Isaac Burrows, ID. ID.
Sunday School Question Bo0ksA supply of Banvard's
Infant series4 pars-Topica and Practical just received
Revised Statutes of Mass, vols Story Promssory
Noes-Cushngs Manual-Thomass Town Ofiicer-New
England Sheriff.
STATIONERY ofeverv kind.
u All Of which will be sold low
July 26. ENOs DORR, Agent.
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BLANK BOOKS,

4 LARGE assortment constantly on hand. Also, made
"A to order of any size and ruled any pattern, asupe
rior manner. J. CIRCUIT, JR., 1919 Main st.
Worcester, Aug. s. 50 dw3mis
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COPARTNERSHTP NOTICE,

THE Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
l. OF GOULD 81 BRAMAN has this day dissolved by
mutual consent. J. B. n. GOULD,
Worcester; Oct l6, l845 VIM. E. BRAMAN.
WILLIAM E. BRAMAN is fully authorized
to settle all demands due to said Gould & Braman. All
persons who indebted the old firm of GOULD BRA
MAN requested to make immediate payment said
BRAMAN, who will carry the business of a Merchant
Tailor at The Old Stand in the Central Exchange.
Worcester, Oct II 1915.
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RAISING THE WIND. The Mexican Junta
for patriotic contributions, have appointed two
committees OF ladies TO solicit from females such
and as they are willing to give for the Amy of
Iexas, "destlned to operate against the American
ursurpers of that precious part of the Republic"
The ladies had better save their money.
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NOTICE.
Cattle Show DaV, Wednesday Oct,

A Ii PERSONS who intend visiting Worces-
ter on the above day, and wishing purchase DRY
GOODS Of every description will find the largest ,ariev
ami The best bargains offered in this County by cali
ing at HEAD QUARTERS.
we are this week opening large invoices of New an
hlch Goods, embracing almost every style of
RlCH DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS.
CLOAKINGS, CALICoES, &c. SC.
the market Affords and our old patrons and the
public that shall offer every kind of Goods we keen at
unusually Low PRICES that we may make quick sales
ana large ones HARDON, BROWN & co.
Worcester Oct dyte4o
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UMBRELLAS.
To Carpenters.

WANTED six experienced carpenters to whom con-
slant employment will be gven,-aso six wood chop
pers Enquire of VIM. T. MERRIFIELD.
Sept "a. w2tdtf
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Worcester, SO.

Worcester, SO. Probate Office, October IA, l845.
To all persons interested in the Estate OF JONATHAN
MOORE, late of BrOOkfeld, deceased, Greeting
on are cited to appear a Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday of No
vember next. show cause WHY Dover should not be
assigned Carissa Moore, the Widow of said deceased
in all the Real Estate which said dec died seized
in this Commonwealth.
dl2t73 CHAS. G. PRENTISs, Reg.
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Wanted Immediately.

ClX TAILORESSES to whom good wages will be given.
~ Also, Apprentices to the same business Apply to
New Boston Village, J. C. ACKEkM6N
Lancaster October &c. le45. dwtf45
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Apprentice Wanted.

GOOD faithful and industrious BOY, OF suitable age,
n may and a situation apprentice at the Printing
business. Inquire at this Office oct Zf'
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SALES IN PHILADELPHIA,
BY CLAGHORN n HILL,
AuPti0uppPS IommiSSion Merchants

Nos. 80 + 81, .Narket- street, Philadelphia.
u E shall sell on FRIDAY Morning, Oct. 81,
~ ON LIBERAL CREDIT,
600 Cases Boots, Shoes and BrOganS,
comprising complete assortment Of Eastern City
made Boots and Shoes &c.
Regular Package Sales of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS,
held every Wednesday Morning. on 8 months credit.
Goods from the shelves sold every SATURDAYS at 10 O'clock
~ Advances made every description of Goods con
signed and every information and facility afforded to Con-
sgnors by w. c. ROBINSON, Agent,
SO dwtf No. 81 FULTON-sT., BOSTON.
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WORCESTER COUNTY AUXILIARY
RTRLE SOCIETY

The Annual Meeting of this Society will be held at the
American Temperance House in Worcester on Wednes-
day, the tWeth day of November merit at IL O'Clock M
for the election of Officers and other important business
AL O'Clock F. NJ of the day there will be public
meeting OF the Society in the Calvnist Meeting Hou e.
where the Report will be read and interesting addresses
expected.
The attendance of the members AMI contributors of the
Society from the several towns in the County pacu
larry requested and the meetings arranged that they
may be able to return the same day.
By order of the Directors,
STEPHEN SALISBURY Committee of
NATHAN HEARD, Arrangements.
Worcester, Oct 29, 1916. "a
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Dutch Bulbs,

A BEAUTIFUL assortment of TULIPS, EYACINTHS.
n &c &C., in fine order for setting this Fall Just recev-
ed for sale at G. HARRIS BOOKSTORE.
Worcester, Oct H. dwSw
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-19
@h5,NN1zM
BE HAPPY!

A thankful man is happy man; an,
we have always reason to be thankful
i'heo you break your arm, you an
glad It was not your neck aod abov,
all temporal blessings, sober msn--n,
matter how poor--ousht 10 be ukiu
he doU't get drunk; for this units hin
for eilhrr giving OF receiving pleasure
And, beyond al. every mechanic ough
TO be lhorkfaI hat his lot is csN in tn
pien'lTo country, ior even though b,
may aa.c rs.n no 81 her than a ~
neym.o, ! ..v. ElCe who is 900,
manage, ,s. goot ..nper, aud is
good ,oaf. r ", i've as ,nmp'uou>ly
etrrg .., ", 90. ptlc Puncts II
G-It... n 'ye on the sweat ant
Jioo. ,t .a. whnc slaves.