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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-13

SUICIDE BY observation-disclosures
On Thursday last the steamer Lucy Bertram
bound for Keokuk, sent yawl ashore some
fifteen miles above this, on the Illinois side
and took on board passenger whose an.
pearance Immediately excited SUSPICION
HIS clothes were wet as though previously
drenched, and he carried a large b0wie-knife
10 MS bosom. Soon crowd collected around
MN, importuning him as to his place of res
ldence and whittier hewas going. He said
mat ne was from the village Of Madison and
d,h not Know his destination. His eve
glanced restlessly around, and he had the
appearance of a maniac.
ne renamed quiet for some time, until
the second clerk, as he was going around
aiming tne passengers, accOsted him with
tne rest Tor his passage money. He replied
that he had no money. crowd collected
around him again. At this he seemed very
much provoked, and with violent gestures
requested that they would stand back-that
he did not wish to kill any of them.
i he captain determined not to have such
dangerous person on board, and thought
of landing him at Alton When opposite
that place, the clerk told the passenger that
he would have to go ashore, and the bell
was rung to stop the boat; but before he
could he landed, he jumped overheard and
was drowned. The yawl was sent to his
assistance, but he did not rise.
The Lucy Bertram stopped at Alton as
she was coming down and there learned that
persons had arrived at Alton on Friday for
a Coroner to hold an inquest over body
that had been found near Madison, with the
head cut aud mutiIated most horribly. The
circumstances are such as to cast suspicion
on the person who drowned himself.-St.
Louis Union.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-13

Porosi HAnuoR.--sy his interchangeable
zeal aud skiIGnl manage ment, Mr.. Twcedy
has succeeded in getting into the general
appropriation hill, an appropriation for
the harbor Of Potosi Whether the bill
passes or is defeated by the ono man veto
power, Mr. II. deserves our thanks for
placing this appropriation before Congress
in the only possible shape for it to pass in.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-13
Congress-.
WASHINGTON, Nnril %.

WAsHIsGroN, april %.
Srx,rr.--rha Wee pre4iden lid hcfi,re
the Senate communication from the Land
Office, giving nm account Of the nunihcr at
permit. issued 10 soldiers, under the Flori-
da Occupation Act.
The Bill proposing 10 pay Alnhamn The
interest due on money advanced 90 the gov
eminent, was considered, aud laid over in-
formally
Mr.. Iohnsnn. NIL, offered resolution
asking the President Ia inform the Senate
whether there ARE amy otlirers IN service
whose nominations have not been submit
ted 10 the Senate. The resolution was laid
over.
The California Claim Bill was then taken
mn, on motion Of Mr.. Benton, and after
sene DISCUSSION the amendment Of MIR Ma
son was rejected. aud The Bil passed.
The Senate then went into Executive SeS-
sion; and Nugent, the correspondent Of the
NY. Herald, was ordered 10 ho discharged
from rustody.
Wousx or RsrarsEarArwEs.- -privale
Hill. engaged the attention Of this body to-
day.
wAsniSeroS, May 2-s 7. NJ.
SES.rr.-Mr Borland, announced the
death of Mr.. Ashley, of Arkansas. Mr.
Breese, Of Illinois, followed briefly, when
the House resolutions were passed, and
committee were appointed to make ar
engagements for the funeral which takes place
to-day.
Housr or RrrnssrSrATIves.-- MIR. Me-
Kay,s resolution providing ,ha, the House
meet nj III 4, NJ. hereafter, WAS Adopted
On motion of Mr.. Vinton, the rules were
suspende,i. i'm order that Mr.. V might offer
a resolution fixing day fhr the considcra.
zion af The appropriation bin. Adopted -
MIR. Ashle,'s death was announced hy
message fron the Senate, when Mr.. John
son. of Arkansas. pronounced feeling an,
anprnpriare eulngv, and moved the usua
resolutions. Mr.. White followed Ia few
remarks, when he House adjourned.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-13
Division.

The north and south divisionisfs, after
making Incredible efforts, after great ex-
lpense of time and money--nffer ransncking
the county fos months disturbing lis quiet
after making every sort of false representa-
ton, and most exfravagant promises to those
who wonli fivortheir plan ofdivision, came
to the polls last Monday and were defeated
on the question of division, most signally.
The no diyisionists hive felt so much con
fidence in our cause, that no fear Of divis-
ion has been scriously entertained--nnd
nothing near the full anti-divi-ion strength
Of the county was brought out. 1t il fact
worthy Of notice, that mnre than half the
votes given for North and South division,
were given by those who lire uithin space
of ground covering only a .fe,o hundGed
acres, TO ,clich they irish 10 gipe increased
uaiue by placing in their midst a Coun y seat.
The anti-tiivsinn vote, j. the unbiased
honest Judgment Of the yeomanry of the
Connty, coming from the farms and the
workshops and fields, scattered every where
over the county--without excitement--a
Judgment unwarped Ivy selfish considera-
lions, freely expressed az The ballot box
without solicitations, upon solid grounds
and for substantial reasons, which will APP
pear more real and more solid, the more
tn, v are exanipei.
II our friends in plattevIlr, will now stend-
lily cultivate and improve the great natural
advantages of their hourishing town, and
give up rLi< ffuiicss chase after the inagin-
nry but unreal advantage nf making their
rewn county seat, il win do more to re-
stone t. har town is wonted prosperity, and
"a give perlnancnry and value 10 their prop
CITY. thu nll other cauSes, IL conibincd.--
This fcvr' nhput bring thecounty seat, pre-
vents confidence and renders uncertain the
value of properly; owners Of town proper
~ are fearful of selling and purchasers are
fearful of bnyinr or ofbnilling. Whenever
pint,eviIlc ugirate this question, she stands
~ill aud merely tutters her wings, like n
jealous queen-bee fastened ont of the hive.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-13

To love the wicked is to bs,e the good.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
HOTEL.
NEW ORLEANS.

illh Proprietor af this establishment beg leayo
j 10 Inform TIE public that they slil eaatInue TO
accommodate III who are disposed "a vaf Them
A.tii their patronage. Their hunsa has been
thoroughly Hlsaasaa aud ryiitted, aud Tier Fable.
they venture a assert, is uuaufpas.si BY any
other Ia the city. Tie Planters Hotel 3 an
old and wei EaoWa establishment. situated IN
Canal street, naaf the tofnrr oi Camp slferi, tho
most business ihefeuzbiarc in tho WHdls city: and
the Pupuelan Hitler themselves thai a mora
agfeeebr aud nleasaui residence could not b.
pto-u',i by travellers, during their ssIaahn herg.
than is ofefad At tbs establishment
Ihgy have lsassd tie larre new haial recently
rfra''i by Nf iaeob Bnudrese. adjoining the
above Establishment, which they have aHanaI ia
connection with if. exclusively for tie a6eaafns-
daiiou ul fannie. aud have fitted L up aad fafn.
ialed K ln sig'a aneqnallrd by any an.Ig arar-
men's in the Haale southern c0aalfs To this
pat Of their establishment, they would especially
invite il5 attention al llm.l.es iageIas tIuush
or locating ID The city, a. their prees III be lower
than ihose charged a aay establishment IL tho
fqnili having similar accommodations. To ALL
Therefore, wl.o are azrezed to BE- made comfortable
at alam1irmia pfas, they would respectfully saleii
ihem, Immediately En- their arrival. 10 muir for
the Planters Hialei.
YOUNG & CHANDLER.
as' ffaYfHf Hfas
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
NEW ORLEANS TlPE FOUNDRY
cad Printers Depot,
no Il VANAL STREET. ROW,
orrulrr rur crsrou.uolsf.

IN n GREEN respectfully announces to
! l. PuJU.Urs aud rnuirr.. that he his
established complete aal extensive TYPE
FOUNDRY 100 tl,. city
Iir B.og Lrrfl of ihis Foundry was cui 10
ofdrf by wofkmau ol long experience, aud as no
expense was spared 10 obtain ibc handsomr1
faces, and to perfect them ln every respect, the
assertion is ycnlursd that Il will be found The
handsomrsl IN the Jntrd States.
Also, very handsome asslumrui OF Flower.
Combination borders, aud Jgn lirrrA o.. thr Iit.l
style, to which the attention OF ranlfn s so.
hrtsd, before purchasing thaWlrfr. 80 article.
manufactured at lhIs Foundry shall boz of q ma.
ieual equal d not superior 10 ans manufactured
at the North: and as they will br ufnsbea. ai
New York prices, The proprietor o. The urw rHlrr.
PRISE trusts To meet with dua encouragement
The suhtrrbor b a'sp A.rll for tlr si'r eft
Napier, Washington hHd SmGl fu-ts, which,
together with Cbasss, Cls.s, Composing Nughs,
Furniture, Larys Printing iu. OF 40 Co.ots, .H.
eluiiug every article iu The Printing business, kept
constantly on hand At moderate rairs.
lJ-Ihc propuclono Of newspapers who will pub.
lish this advertisement sx mouths, and srud 4
paper to this Foundry weekly will be paid isf the
advertisement by purchasing ss times the amount
Of Advertisement bill IA Type.
II. II. GREEN
Opposite the Cusiomhouse
~ PROPRIETOR Of news mprn, who have pub.
lished the advertisement Of GRrENE Il Co, will
please suspend IT, aud iuseil the above.
may 10, 1882
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26

GEN. TAgloR'a QuALTioArloNs.-Th5
following rumafks Were made lasl sum.
mef in Mobile. Alahamn, by John !.
Gampboll, Esqa generally acknowledged
10 be the ublesl lawyer IN the Slatei md
n Democrat Of influence with his party.
They administer gentle robuke toa few
narrow.mnded demagagues who ar da.
riding Taylor's qualifications.
In relereuee 10 the fitness oil General
sayIo- tor the Presidency, ha said that ha
found these iaaIs IN his history fhefa
had never been daiy imposed upon hIm
that he did not fisidIy perform.
IN subordinate stations his principle
had been 10 render prompt obedience.
In the school oi tn soldier hc had laau-
ei TO obey.
When he hal advanced to stations Of
command he eYalel 10 responsibility in.
eiieni to them, but frankly and fearless.
ly encountered them all, lie had shown
himself competent 10 command.
In those situations IN which the ras.
SONS OF men afsmo=l thoroughly aroused
-Rhcrc revenge, hala, a spirit OF FataIi-
allau are most actively oyr.tel-hs IN.
Hamy Is ever aazpIenuus aud alive.
In the capture al Monterey "a brilliant
AMI bloody victory Wis wiiluu hi. fearh.
lie preferred the consciousness that veto.
= over the MexieaHs then, or at any IN.
mra time, wonIa be aimucd--aua la
laFego the pride ol the triumph, he sHaf.
cd Ats gallant soldiers. aud granted even
10 hi, iguobIe ioe, the terms which a
generous soldier feels To be the tribute
winch a noble adversary in his mizlaf.
tme, deserves II his hands. Ice Was
genuine maguaHHily.
Solag from tic turns OF the eapiIula.
ton nt Monterey furnishing cadse I5f
eea-ure, os Tor Withholding praise. or
granting il With II STINT or qualification.
Ihey furnished an argument OF the dIness
81 General Taylor iof the high oi.es 10
winch We recommend Inn.
Is the possession Of these hieh aad
generous qualiiiss iiag place hun On
la.ai with theeaFlaf ffesiicngs-IAamen
Haom our revolution brought iouh-and
quality him TO Ill the same high ONCE.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26

Vino AlrErIa.--Wc found the follow.
ing notice in the Tri5Rae Of yesterday.
An oijomuodmeciing from last mghi)
of the committee of five from each Ward,
will take place a. the Apollo Rooms, (cu-
trance 33 Canal sirgct,) th,s (i'dday) eve
ming at ! O'Clock The epuuctual attend
ancu of every member i, most earnestly
solicited, b. ORDER
llORACEGREELEY Chamnn.
March,. D. Boulcb, ''''''''''s'
We despatched a reporter 10 the meet
ing, with instructions to note the proceed
ings lor the benefit of orr readers GA
arriving there, at the hour appointed he
found three persons in attendance. At
hal!.pasl seven the assemblugc consisted
Of seven, our reporter included, and q
bllck aud whit, colorcd kitten AT II
quarter to eight The number dwindlcd
down to six. At eight O'Clock, a gentle
man looked iu, and then cvaporlcd, and
one OF those present leit, leaving five be-
hind. aud at quarter-past eight om re-
porter withdrew with the conviction that
it is no easy matter to set North river on
hre.-N T. HCrud
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26

The True Sua lllanlor) is our IN a
tiHda againsi The leading mcmbefs ai the
Bafnbumau Convention The editor
speaks OF "iha adolescence Of the ariIess
aud Inexperienced yaung, the ouly man
Of s.. Lawrence (hing,) "the distinguish.
ed for bis want OF distinction" Groyor-
but we quoic:-
Tho younger Van Burn who liquor,
after speeches IN the Park, aud wayo, hi,
fascinating locks before the ladies of the
wcst--who represents ward in which
be- has no vote and pledges in his cont.
denrc the good old Sixth 10 the support
OF amy measure he may love Field, too.
was there, the spokesman proud OF four.
teen voters in Young Africa" Nhrec Of
OF them IN the Cu-tomhousc,l and the
frank aud honorable Raihbun, OF letter.
writing memory aud last,-how shall we
speak OF him, too great TO be altogether
good, aud too good TO be altogether great
tile pIous citizen Butler who pays hank
notes in siypences slowly dolcd out
who quirts the oagcr wishings OF The
PWroon Ior money with wine OF the
Sandy lin vintage, and who, unsodueed
hy iAg bottle, uudismayed 10y ,lc ciamors
OF impatient farmers, Cngralcs that they
arc) demanding the payment OF their
notes. amcnis 20 the musical accom-.
ranimcni Of The jneling sh.llings) the
want Of stated pfea-hiug ia that dismal
region sandy Hin
1t IS really cruel on the part o the
Democratic Press to speak OF men who
We're for so many years the leaders and
IDOLS Of their party. and constantly held
mp Us models Of virtue and patriotism
and so inr as VIC can learn, have done
nothing TO io.ioit that character except
by refusing to support Gen. Cass.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26

Gen. Cas- sigualI-ed hlmseliatm carly
period OF his career by writing a series OF
papers in New Hampshire against Mr..
Joller,ons administration. These paper,
viii shortly be rcpublishcd as specimens
Of the ability and opinions Of the ocoioco
candidate. Those loeolecos who are IN
the habit OF referring TO the administration
OF Mr. Jefferson as the brightest portion
Of our political history, viii doubtless be
greatly edited by what the Presidential
candidate said against tho Apostle of
Democracy. Whethor the General bap-
tism in the pool OF locoiocosm under
J@ksou's administration cilectually re.
moved the taiut Of federalism from his
soul is aquestion which the more orthodox
Of his advocates will be called on to de-
eide It isu knolty point, and we wish
them much JOY IN then labors L0u Jour
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26

GOVERNMENT LoAN.-Thc bids for the
new loan Of SlGoJ0,O0O, were opened at
Washington on Saturday Corconn 4
Riggs got Sll,3OOOOO Two millions ol
the loan were taken on foreign account.
and arrangements have been made by
foreign capitalists to take large amount
from Corcoran ~ Riggs in pledge at five
per cenum,
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
nla0 cAn.p eTRrRr

10. 20 CAMP strict,
Nsp 0tltlHs.
II VIE subscriber has on hand l4f.s aud Gun
rral ssaltmeni Of almost ever aHIfis in
tie Upholstery 8af, which, on aeeaaal Of tho
advanced sais ol lie season, he oafs Al YsTy ltw
prices Amsag l.s eoeds on hand. lie would
onumefai.
CURTAIN STUFFs.
sin, rsr Ted, and o0'iOa Dnaaaks, ,Fesacl aud
bobnei and mafiin while curtains,
plain ard figured mnfins, SC.
CORNlCE, POLES, BANDS. &c:
Wooden, has, aad velvet cosn,cs;
hfass and wooden p1lcs
",alp," 'aoon,' ''polkp," "afm,r and variety
oi oIhef curtain bands pni pins.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW. SHADES
Tie stock Of this article ). as illl, and Of a.
hand.ome patterns, as eau bo found any where-
among which, are Scripture, Chinese, aad other
scent., lafre 1oiliic,, sc.
MuSQUlI'O BARS AND MEETINGS.
English b1snel', muen, linen misluio bars snd
nciiing,, a great variety aGd quaaIiy.
FEATHERS, CuRLED HAIR. DC:
Feathers Ia lois Of from ! pound to 100 pounds;
ana cur'ed hair oi various qualities.
Together with inailiag, oil cloth, CARPETS, rurs,
matte, iahla OF cloths, wall plprr i large and
hanh-ome sssodnsai.l cords and lafscis, hinass.
gImie, ifs.baau plpen; cotton, wcnidi. linen,
and fk borleringa and bindings; hair.clolh win.
dow papers, ready made hair or mos mattresses.
bed furniture, sc. SC.
lJ-Galgauized spnng mattresses made 10 order,
ind Upholstery work executed with drspateh.
JOSEPH EfTER
may 1922
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
NEW ORLEANS
BOOK DEPOSITORY,
"a. % oAMP aTREET

CONSTANTLY en- hand, al Tho above estab-
y lshneni, general assortment Of Books Of
every description, and particularly school Books,
such 90 arc mostly used ia the ssulh and south.
west Also, Medical aud Misoeiiaa.ons Books,
embracing The best standard authors as we'll az
iais publications Of every kind, Country mor.
chsuis aud teachers w Gnd at all times ~ above
The bct assorted stock Of every kind Of school
requisites iu Che southern country. Baal Books
and Stationery Of aii binds, suitable iof country
trade ai the iowesf rricea.
$. WOupAlL. Bookseller and S.aiionsr.
22.6m. No. 40 Camp street
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
NE " ORLEANS CARDS
"a gHE7}D9 "a
MAGEE u KNEASS,
llAfE JANIS morg a co..
E'h ita CIphla
SA0DL.ERY WAREHOUSE,
tSiga Of The Gall-a Harss Hsaa aal Largs
A9fss "a bc D8ar
NJ. q MAGAZINE STREET,
Sd Houaa from Canal Street,
NEW ORLEANs

Have always en- hand a large nPpls of saddles,
endIe'' iiIlinFs maHingales, collar, lamaz, saddle
ana clfpe bass, yaliees, trunks, coach. gig, dear.
hofn' wagon aud cart harness, Whhz. hobby.
horses wheelbaaaWH, blind hrdlas. haa1 leather.
morocco, sieepskns, lining and top hIlaa. a4ring,
hugblns, web eaaei lace, saddle tfaas. sadlsr'5
tools, so's aud upper leather, plunahs Of various
hiuds' Military gaads and trimmings. asInprIsipr
ehapprauA, plnmsa swords, sashal, eaaulaa, p's.
lo's, swofl aud p.slal belts, haaleTs, shanidsr
siraps, and military horse aud camp equipments
Of all Ae.eHpleasi military finding aud limmIars,
cloths, eaH.mHfsz, bndings, laees buttons. faes.
bunlIngs, &ei kfgala lodge and eaeampmant
furniture and pafanhemalia, suited tue | d d Il.
and other aoeIeiIasi India rubber mlaiiIBa hands.
steam packing, aud India rubber gaaaz generally
Tor salren commission.
90
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26

TuE WlrE-Thcrc is no combination
of letters -in the English language that
excite, more pleasing and interesting a..
sociuiious in the mind OF man than the
word WIFE: There is magic in this little
word, It presents to the minds eye a
cheerful companion, a disintcrcscd ad.
wiser, a nurse IN sickness, n comforter in
misfortune and faithful and ever alice
tlouate friend. It conJures mp the image
of a lovely and conliding woman, who
chccriully undertakes to contribute to
your bsppincss--to partake with you the
cup, whether Of veal or woe, which des.
Tiny may offer This word of wife is
Synonymous with the greatest earthly bes-
slug; and we pity the unfortunate wight
who is condemned by iates severe decree,
to trudge along through life S dull pilgrim
age without one.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26

.
AEmyAL OF Mn. Mr1curLLs Brother
The New YORK Sun, OF Monday, the
26,h uis says
~ profound sensation was created
among the Irish residents OF New Norh
yesterday, hy Che arrival in Tic britannia.
OF William Mitchell, Esd, brother OF the
celebrated patriot Immediately on the
arrival OF the steamer be proceeded TO the
Aslor House, IN company with a few
friends, and throughout ,he day he was
visited by hundred, Of our public men,
IRISH leaders, editors, etc. etc. The ob.
lccl OF hi, sudden aud unexpected visit 90
this country }, understood Co be connect.
ed with sonic movement N relation io his
brother and hi, cumtsy, bat the exact
nature u, thu. movement ha- -u0i trauspii-
cd, SOME assert iAai he brings au order
from the British Government, releasing
hIs brother from confinement, on condition
that he seitlc iu America. aud that he
proceeds Immediately 10 bermuda 10 oh.
tain his release Another mmor is thnt
he visits tAls country ou an important
mission connected with lhg agitation IN
Ireland
Aiier two or three sympathy demon.
strauons, IN the vicinity Of New York,
on Monday evening, the Irish Brigade,
about 10 o'clock, marched IN military
order to the Astor House, in honor ol
Mr MITCHELL.
The ENpre., speaks Of Mr.. VI as ono
ol a depulation from the Irish people TO
seek armea am from their friends IN
America, 10 hbcmtc his brother aud to
free Ireland
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26

Advertising 10 be profitable to the adj
ycriiser should be systematic; there is no
charm or lugglc ia it by which one adj.
yerliscmeuI viii make mnR's busiuns,
grow-lt should be pursued as a regular
and necessary expenditure, as much a part
OF ones business as rent, light, or lucl;
the mere fact OF keeping one name be-
fore the community by advertising in %
paper which every body sees, attracts the
best kind Of customers, those who go a
shopping with the cash in hand. A good
stand, a good supply of goods, are all
good things but reguIaradycrtising makes
all these merits known to ten, where one
would only lind them ont by accident
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
WALL PAPERS,

No. 20 Camp street, New Orluans.
ME advertiser hes always on hand well
L assorted stock o
FRENCH PAPER -HINGfNGs.
with suitable nunoEsNas Tor eacli--anoue which
are
Gold and fcIvs, Papers end Borders;
Gold Papers aud Borden;
Scene papgH, ,oahie and single width;
Bed Top Papers and Borden, dos
satin, luglazrd, aua Common Papeu.
Window rapcn, 3 feet wide;
Figured screen fapsn nni Bofiers;
which hu ID 1sl.ur as low rs FJeaci pspofs can
be sold ia New OH-,gs llc has .l5o AnEmcAx
PuHG,, which hc oilers i0rrr than they can bs
purchased elsewhere!
CaIl in-l-afa PHees, and bug II they suit you;
Il not, there s "nothiag charged iar d show
I'Pup % hung 10 order, and warranted osiiek
JOSEPH EIrER, 90 Camp 81.
may 1922
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
Paul Tulane 81 40,

l6 crnRrRrs STRICT,
NTw OnLrASA
OFFERS at Wholesale or Rsild, lor ca.h OF
Uapproyed paper, ulargr assortment Of
CLIO r n ING.
As competition is the fc Of business, We invite
buyers to "droP ia before they make all their
purchases,
May lO.6m,
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOSEPH H. PALMER,
Wholesale Dealer In Staple DRY Goods.
No. 90 Gravier Street, Now OrIoans.
TAKES pleasure IN announcing to merchant.
| traders and hmilie-, that bis spring and sum
mer stock Of Dry Goods Is larger and contains =
greater variety than ever before offered, and A.
greatly reduced prices, by The piece or paekaes.
J. H. PALMER,
I22-lyI So Crayicr ,reet, New Ore.r-
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
:. NoW | Iay ma down % .Ieep. ".

To tins day, il You lulk uf rabbit hunt
ting 10 any of those concerned, he will
take oil hls coat IN two .iuules.