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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-18

FENHOSE PERSONS who have been unsuc-
T. cessfu in making their fortunes at the numer-
Lottery Offices in this city, would well TO try
theiI luck at the well known prize Agency of EMORY
s. CO., opposite BaInums. This great Lottery firm
has been established in the cities of Boston, NJ York.
Philadelphia and Baltimore, for upwards of40 years,
and the vast renown they have acquired by selling
prizes, is without parallel. We told that they
pay all prizes that they sell in GOLD, Wthout char cling
anu discount, aud always keep the largest assortment
of Lottery Tickets to be found in the eli Y.
We advise those persons whose minds are upon
the things of this world, to give our friends EMO
RY y co. a call.
&c Orders by the mails, if addressed to this Lot
terry firm, guarantee will be promptly AMI properly
atteaded t9. lRl 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-18

CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL. We learn
iiom the Cumberland Civilian, that the Febru-
airy estimate for work done on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal was paid on Tuesday last
We are encouraged from this to hope, says the
Civilian, that there will be no further obstacles
to contend with, and that the work will be
pushed ahead with all speed, and the estimates
paid promptly as they become due.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-18

TERRArINs AND SHAD. At Cincinnati thew
are teasting on terrapins and flesh shad SIM
ported direct from Baltimore"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-18

TIDE WATER CANAL. 1t is officially an
nounced chat this Canal will be open for navi-
CATION on the 3Oth inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-18

FATAL OccuRRENcE. Henry Stephenson,
in fit of mental arrangement, walked out of
an attic window at st. Louis last week, and
was instantly killed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-18

BURNT TO DEATH. An Irish woman named
Elizabeth Murphy, was burnt to death at
Cumberland Md. on Wednesday by her clothes
taking fire.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-18

GETLLESENY. Mrs. NlCKER$ON having
We made arrangements TO receive the latest Paris
Fashions, will hereafter furnish Bnnnets Caps, Capes,
&c. to order. She will open this day some very
choice Beraise and Lawn Dress Patterns.
apH So N, HOWARD ST.
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a L M a N A c.
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst. at Elizabethtowa, N. j., b
Rev Nicholas Murray, d. d., WILLIAM N. In
New York city, TO Miss ANNA G. HALE, of &
BEETHOVEN.
On the 18th inst. by Rev. MIR. Heiner, RIcI
PL0wMAN to Miss SUSANNA MUMHA.
On the 10th inst. by Rev. MIR. McCoIgan, WIN.
FERIY to Miss ISABELLA NEIL, all of this city,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-18

n5- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish tie
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; BreastpinS; Ear rings; Silver Plated Oak .
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ia CLARK'S assortment, which is com
plete at his Old Established Store, Waerst Cd door
from Calvert. ans
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-18

WNGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICE.
H. What glorious thing 10 have prize depot so
near at hand. Yesterday gentleman on the wharf,
who was com laining bitterly of his pecunary affairs,
dropped into our office and purchased a package of
tickets, which resulted in the payment of the hand
some prize of $1,000 Now's the time, while we are
in luck. If you want a prize select package TO-
DAY in the beautiful Small Fry, and you will be
cerain of something handsome. The risk is only
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-18
u ICENSE NOTICE. The

q ICENSE NOTICE. The undersigned is
~ ordered by the Court to notify all whom it NAV
concern that i'll consequence of change in the terms
of the Court, the City Grand Jury will meet hereaf
ter on the second MONDAY of May, (Which occurs
TINS year on the llth of the monthly instead of the
Isl Monday OF June, as heretofore. The penalties of
the license law, therefore, can only be avoided by
procuring license on or before SATURDAY, the OH
DAY of May.
WILLIAM II. GATCHELL, Clerk
of Baltimore City Court
For the information of all pei SONS Interested the
supplement TO the license laws, passed the last SEES
sion OF the Legislature, is published.
Section l. BE il enacted by the General Assembly
OF Maryland, Ihat the amount of goods, wares and
merchandise extended by the sheriff against the name
OF each and every person, contained i'll the Alphabet
zeal list as required by the attn Section of the act of
1851 CHI. 262 shall be deemed and taken as coDclu-
slve against them OF such amount and the license is
sued accordingly, unless any person or persons ap-
peGrlns upon SAID list, who may consider himself,
hersel, or themselves aggreved by the return of said
sheriff, shall before he she they take out his her
their license, make oath before the clerk authorised
TO issue the same, and specify therein the true amount
OF goods, wares and merchandise nearly as he, she
or they can ascertain the same held by him, her or
them at the principal season of sale, and then the Ii
cense shall issue upon the amount thus specified.
Section = And be it enacted, That if any person or
persons required TO take out license under the said
original act, or any of its supplements, shall procure
license upon false representation of his, her their
said stock ne, she or they shall forfeit and pGy the sum
Of fifty dolprS, 10 be recovered and appropriated as
all other penalties under the said original act and It's
supplements are recovered and appropriated.
Section 8. And be il enacted, That ifany person or
persons shall sell spruous liquors in less quaA titles
than pint, without first obtaining ordinary license
he, she they shall 70 et and pay for every such Of
fence the sum fifty dollars to be recovered and appro-
pnaed, as all otner penalties under SAID original
are recovered and appropriated. aplSdtl
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-18

The BosroN MONEY MARKET. The Bos-
ton Courier Money has been very
scarce indeed, during the past week, but not
enough to cause any failures in this city, al
though number have occurred in New York
Oar banks, bankers and capitalists have been
frightened, rather unnecessarily it is thought
by many, by the Sub Treasury project, and
hence the indspostlon to lend money upon
good notes and collaterals. Good business
paper has submitted to usurious rates in the
street, and stocks have fallen materially"
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IEU'
Boston, Mass, Sept. -, 1916.
On hand End for sale by

OH haHU Uy
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pfatt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, 42 E. Baltimore street,
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
s. Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. f.
Perkins s. Brother, cor. Green and franklin streets
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. Per
kins corner Market and Green-sts.; George II. Keer
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO Noui
Gay street. apl4 lw
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with the most implicit confidence, that the
Senate will continue To act with firmness and
Independence, and never sanction any rash
act by which the peace OF the country may be
improperly eopardcd.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-18

Gz-TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED. Dear
Sr,-I take pleasure in communicating through you,
to all whom it may concern, and the public general
ly, the astonishing effect your truly wonderful Medi-
cine has had upon me. have ,noyed perfect health
for four five years. Physci ms told me my liver
was diseased, and that mi hit some day die with
consumption. Last September, 1915, took a slight
cold which produced hacking cough; this comm
ued until February, 1916, when added another cold;
my cough increased, soon lost my appetite, and my
strength failed. For six weeks could not lie upon
one side sweat very much at night, raised cOnsid-
cradle blood during the winter, and could not speak
a loud word forlWo weeks With all these bad symp-
toms, | had very severe pain in my side and between
my shoulders; general debility followed. was con
ined to my room eight weeks, / had buried sister
and brother both died with Consumption expect
ed TO die MYSELF my friends also despaired of nv
life. At this time an uncle. who had been benefited
himself, advised me u take DR.. WiSTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, | accordingly procured
bottle, took it, and felt some better; Obained another
and ceased to bleed, and my cough was much bet
ter; but my disease was 81 deeply rooted, was
obliged to continue taking the BaIsam until had
taken seven bottles. can honestly and truly say,
believe Dir. Wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry saved
my life. MRS MARY B. GOULD.
We are personally acquainted with Mrs. Gould as
sisted in taking of her during her Sickness be-
lieve and know the above statement to be true,
MRS. P. G. PRESCOTT,
MRS. s. A. BACHELDER,
I ntnIG
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Senate will continue to act with frmness and
Independence, and never sanction any rash
act by which the peace Of the country may be
improperly ieopardcd.
The "RIGHT OF WAY BILL" PASSED. The
Pennsylvania House of Representatives got
through each section Of the fright of way" bill
on Thursday, after adopting various amend
ments-one fixing the tax for tonnage at three
mills per ton per mile, another providing that
the road shall enter Pennsylvania at Wills
creek, in Bedford CO., and that the track of said
road shall correspond with the Columbia rail
road; also that the cars of connecting railroads
shall pass over the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road upon reasonable terms without tranship-
ment Several other unimportant amendments
were then agreed to and the bill passed to a
third reading. A motion to have it read a
third time was refused by ayes sd, nays 40, Ga
sort of Oregon vote, it requiring two-thrds
The bill was no doubt finally passed yesterday
| AN IMPosTER AND FoRGER. We learn from
the FREDERICKSBURG hecofder lhat man VINO
passed himself off in Prince William and Stat
ford counties, some two months since, as the
Rev. Mr.. McClay, of the Nj. Il, Church, pre-.
scented himself on Wednesday last at the coun.
ter of Mr.. Cox, merchant tailor of that town
with an order, signed w. P. Conway, for a suit
of clothes The order was honored forthwith;
and just about as soon after, the accomplished
scoundrel mounted his nag and was off for part:
unknown. lie then called himself the Rev
I, T. Wysong. 1t is proper to say that the
Baltimore Conference contains individuals o.
the names this scoundrel has thought proper tc
assume. His real name is believed to be Du.
puy. He is about 90 or 25 years of age.
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N7-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOK


PLATES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city,
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofentireIy new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS
sc. &C., for sale and made Order as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. f. S. FRYER,
Milf No, North Gay street.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-18
New Stationary.

EUST. received and for sale at the Bookstore in J Ashley's row, fresh supply of Stationary, con sisting of inc Cap & Letter Paper, Note Paper Foio Tn viols India Rubber Sealing Wax, Quills, Steel Pens of every. description, small Waters, Notaral Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes, Tnkstahds, Penkniges, Folders, black, red and blue Ink, Ffasers, Blank Books red Tape, Slate Pencils Sc Sc. all of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
 Also-For sale Campbell and Ricc's Debate, Ar kansas Reports Arkansas Form Book and variety of other Books
 Little Rock, November C, lst4-s
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-18
l, FAN S 4 s 3 A II N E R .,uE,IsIiED WEEKLY,
 g5. EgEJ'ER8 ElNsFOEsE, rp DOLLARS A YEAR w .4DEANCE.
: 7 W gDEAKCE.

& asr,, ,,,s OF ADVERTISING. & 60thl 6o If 10 lines, or less, first insertion, w COJNd Si FIFTY CENTS for each continu- IAW. AM lH1 Ioes and not exceeding b, to be LV or .are and half--over 15, and not eX- Inon CdA %,o souares-and in that proportion ny rtisements.
 .lfsements to be paid for in advance, FGF4c n.oed by some responsible person. E0tJNSrrts gsidnal account, at the above rates, THE sTs7s a and under $l00, in one year, dis | July l06 isi v. cent. will be made; and when 1t to' .,oa or upwards, in the same period, a |e 'Agfz 5 ner cent. will be made. No deduc-
 "a Slgg Z %diill be made, if payment be deferred |H@ C0n, ..ball have expired; nor will any re- LAW ,io m legal advertisements, required Eyy 1iy'IG t T 0 sn 5q9ilfiTs' scTs BY THE YEAR. |STNIf, An 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, $20. Courts of 4s ao an +. 90. | apreme and S SS So o SO
 ana they g o,osns or parts thereof, exceeding l0,
 Vi Claims n as the case may be, subject to the Gsconnts first mentioned; and no con
 rstos for a less term than year. No I'D e arss ,acssional omissions; and all contracts 1t w " !Dt nbe pad in advance. |YS ATU TyFG ADVERTISEMENTS nrlsss. each additional ] |onHzlLLE, Soaibs, S6 square, ] S4 EuNY 15 ARS 10 5 5 he Slate 9 ,lvertisemens will be charged at the 34G aa5atcs. unless contract be madc when E0T1o- 4Se: and must be paid for in advance. |NollCE. aTlI be announced for any office, either n3 r county, without the advance payment
 C0G e. ,..,.-=4.-.
 acice of6e circulars will be charged as advertise cad Count rgnent required in advance. Circuit a1i III hereafter be delivered to any person F. ouacE5 Te have no regular dealings, until paid
 and HeaN
 lied States tsenents must he marked with the num-
 Inc colecoN ons desired, otherwise they will be con- he will gre | 3bid, and charged accordingly,
 d all bGs5 atie will be made from the above rates. aber of the paper, l2a cents.
 Co., Ah must be postpaid, or they will not re- z6h lS45 dtenton
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-18

laine; balzoriners; Afghan satin; velvets, and a lot of fashionable prints not surpassedhy any goods in this market. ALSO-Ladie's honnets, hats, caps, capes, and collars of various patterns; walking shoes, gaiters ties, busdns, &c., of the latest patterns, and best o matepals,
 ALsO-Genaemen's hats of the latest fashion and every variety of boots, shoes, slippers, ESc.
 lS-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-18
E,gs ESEa sgEeREgsgE@.

- TN BENDER has just re- Ig. ceivea per S. B. EVa- ,,s9ssSss--xsa bash paltey, a fresh assort- 46is 11sa58g ment of Ladies' aiid Gentle <S sszs men's fancy goods.
 -, Among these goods the la
 A dies will find splendid patterns
 of cash'r d,ecosse; nous de
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-14
THE SABBATH BELLS"

The fllowing beautiful sentiments, that will CON,
mend Themselves In the alnlra.on of the reader, are
from - fntla-s Jenolds Magazine ii the most pop
nlu OF The Foglah periodicals. The article tom which
the extract Is mldr, i entitled Isl. lamos and 81.
Dtlr-.'-
"lhefe's somrlhing beautiful in the church bells,
doa't you llnk n. J'ml' asked Cnp.ick in 4ubduei
Tune. "Bfauulal and hopeful! lhry hlk high and
low, rrh and pnr, in the same vuicr;-thore'sa sound
IN EN- thai SHOUTED prlde. and envy AMI mranness
oil all from hr heart 81 man; that should make hn
luak upon Ihe world With klud iutgiymg tyc>; that
should make the earth li,,l to hun. least iut Il
tne, haly place. W. )rm, there's Wholr scfspn
In hr very sound t the church belle. II Ne only have
thu rLhilY uud, fsland IT, There preacher
every brlly jeu, t1at ctcs, Pour, weary, stfus
glbL, hgbllul cnautespoot human thugs ,ake resi-
btautt ful Your Nanitrs, YOUR t.liIr' your week
day craft, your hrltt b1mWg5i Aud you. ye hum
bic yr3sls gIIt aud painted; believe the iron tongue
Tat tells " Thar La all your gliding all your colu4, ye
are If the same Alaus earth with the besgaf At YOUR
yates.
"Cume away. come, rfc4 lhe church boil and learn
"a be huublc e1lnI that, however daubcd and stain
ed, aul slurl ih7ur with jewels, You are but grave
clay, : com" DYps colne, aud be Taught all your Clio
" yoa rrqf H. 0ot half ~ beautiful IN tne eye
Heaven a. thu ii accomplishing Lazarus. And
ye poor eft,lure vd and faint. stioed md crushed
by The prlie md b,lnes. uf the world -co'.e, come
cIles the bell with the volca II abgel-coue anc
barn what IS lsd up lef yc. Aud learning, take hear
aud walk annn9 the ~lckrdne-s, the cturlths nf m,
world, calmly ~ Dturl walked anon. the hons y
HIRE Cap..rk, tu,hrd and eYcitcd wrought beyond
hn,e)t sud lrnY paused; Jen stared aslnnlsh,d bn
.aa no wunl AID lirtn. CapslIek. with calmer
ufr sad Jelu, Is there GHer sight than srfeau
oil human creatures passing ifnm Christian Church,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-14
AIMS OF EDUCATION.

"'Ta seni an nneiuealed child inrn tho world " s1id
P5lcy IS uue bctler lhhn 10 turn out ma dog OF
Md beast INTO tho stfeets'
l. may Be d3htrd whether education, regarded a
mere ,evr5p uent o tie intellectual powers, and with
nut reference The culture Of the mural nature Will pro-
lacc tnosc broo61 results upon the character and well
heinz a ia vllnal- and communities which arr general
IL aIlrlhnt,d 10 lis influence There Is efficacy IN
mere knowledge In eSrc the virus ol the "mad dug y
ron the rh ID OF change the pfoponslllos oi tho lld
bpa>l'-l' only makes vicious person moro danger
nus by increasing his facilities of dulng evil II the re
cords Of crime ia the old world and our are exlnin-
ed If vii be found that the villains arr by means
confined To the ranks of the ignorant and nne
fucard hu observation ct society generally Viii lead
In the conclusion that eating the fn Of lhe Tree OF
know ltdne mn do mol always acquire the virtue with
tie vision Of Tho Gods.
Ito send an uncdueatcd ctld into The world is lc
better than To 0tn" hun lulo the Sheets AMID "mad
Idops" and wild basi," Elncaion Is often necessary
IN self defence / Is requisite to Protect mans Intel
isis property and rights, from the learned Tascas and
"mlrectua tigers" ~bo are proving about society.
Especially IL It indispensable III Republican country
tosrcure The people against the oil sewd and educa
Ted denanuoufs " lo cmpoy their own improved iacu
nmpans upon the ignorance aud eredtlliy OF their
telow.nen.
The topic Of Education is now beginning to attract al
tenon IN parts ut the world where 1t has hitherto ava
krncd lie interest that in Canada aud Turkey plans
have been adopted Tor the enlightenment vi the people
and even In Virginia the subject has bren 'talked OIL
Should any Thing be DONE IN this Commonwea nh
may We not hope that system viii be established com
mensufae VIM The intellectual wants OF the State, aud
lhal means Will be employed tor the discipline o
tie heart aud the development of is vrluon' and
Noble qualities, well 0r the cultivation o the
m,udE
Any system of education. 10 attain the greatest good,
must SEEK 10 bring forth HE energies aud capabilities o
the whole man-hls intellect aud his soul. The Insifuc
lion should be such sensible, hlnd and religious
mother would besow upon her own ehlId-endcaVofn2
l. make Inn good as well as "isc-afousn9 his amb
tiou aud yet ftpe,sna his slIl,hnesS more than
the saluary' art, giving firm and beany /" an ilno
tai nature, that II may become an IDOL or The Wofld
.Uut7hp, hut II represent, III some lani measure, IN
l1ulley5 ma = III which g ID made man Rtch Rep
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-14
TIE ARNY-REMORS. DETAILS, Sc

We elean, from the correspondence OF the New Or
leans papers su.ae additional intelligence ut Interest
from tho army. Col. TwiIgs' Command, consisting Of
ID dragoons, company oi flying artillery aud several
detachmeuts OF regulars, numbering 2oOO men, which
left Malamuras On the Is h Of August. making lis
way to Camar.o BY land, as fast as The heat OF the
weather would permit.
A letter to the New Orleans Bee says there are few
or men left at Maamuas than the Importance OF the post
demands. 1t says there only about 5OO men there,
and about as many the opposite side al the river, and
none others neare. than Buula. There were near a
Thousand American ell Zens there who were supplied
with arms but they moi or9anz'd, aud would be
o little avail in IA contest. The writer cuntdes but lit
tie the lficndlness of the Mexcanssays that there
are ems5dIles iom the intitoiamon. 'heu, I'M inning
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-14
MIR pOIk'> COLI.EGEIlFE.

The ea'etnmenI ed tor. referring 10 this very utter.
eslng pend ol Nr, rulk'- tle, says
IT Is sald aea We believe upon reliable authority.
Tat wien Al e3Ieec he never alcj Ii attend siose
lrfllllIol, ut 10 perform any other duty felnted o
hlm.'
A. Mr Riches information. ,aachlns Mr.. rulk'
history wnIo he 1T college. l,so very mragrr ~
Will take oeca-an 10 refer htm 10 other incidents
winch occurred At that umc, that stnknnly Illustrate
The gran eur II thr msn, aud Which will, have 10
dnuht greatly delight the Government editor. ait /,
saul and NJ believe upon reliable authority, that when
Nj Polh college he WAS IN the habit ot rcurng
Ia bed When he tell sleepy, yliuc Which he has
slnre sctupuluu,ly mlJuiancd.
Nhrnevef he hid a dreadful bad cold IN the head he
MAS occasionally place hs uaht hand his coat
pocket, aud Ia draw lhrrelrom haudsoinc ils hand
kefrhlrt, which he would deliberately convey To his
bo.e,and then, shnug b1th eyes, he would Sounds
which >etm d like rrnue limitation u trumpet. lie
"as utser guilty 81 the sad nprpteiy o planslns his
Iess into Its coal sleeves NJ buttuun! his waist
coat be!yele behind hnl, on ihe contrary. he nvafl.
ty drcssrd hlnsf with becomlns gaylly, always put
ing on hls stockings heetc he placed hts feet his
ho9s ana th"n pulling IN hl, anlaoans before he put
un ms coat. llr#waS addicted Ia eating when he Vtcw
hungry, aud UNITY curn yer, alter h'lnt we'll but
tered aud duly mastcated descended 10 his stomach aud
Pefiurned gnd service towards nnnn4hing The ply zeal
nan aud enttns him 10 undergo his studies without
distress nj body mud. When ht, baard beeaiac
" slubby. he calleJlr warm water. with which, aided
hy brush and s,al, he ult,ed 81 makt aihtr aud
rubbing an LIT, chm, he tooh ~ his rzpr. aud o5k
IN at the hlhere! Il elton Ut himself mlrror he
commenced the manly business nj shaving himself To the
gfun on an'rneat ot his prtSInal b'l0ty. BEN. At
lie cd with rlt lnnlrlnr-s he held his hook tshl side
up Whenever lac wished la pcnse the published thoughts
ii great nf0 II the time That the ueas ul the waf
wa2rd lo ''lue lndr aud slIiu rglsn reached the CO
esc, several students having moro patriotism thau de
" tou ID rulate, threw a,lle lhrt bnls aud march
rdplt Ia lno 5lfg.e ii ID, while M pok very ludlcous
~ put is ba Is under Ia, arn aud marched oil to Ia,