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Elkton Aug. llth 20.
NOTICE
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the undersigned Commissioners a P
pointed by Cecil county Court, to value
and divide the Real Estate Of Christopher
Little, late OF Cecil county deceased, &C
corCling 70 the provisions of the Acts of
Assembly in such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice to all concerned that
we shall muet on said Real Estate at the
house now occupied by Mrs. Louisa Thorn
as in CharIestown in said county
on Tuesday the 18th day of Sep
temhcr next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to proceed
in the business for which we arc appointed
WlLLIAM w. BLACK ! -
JAMES GILLESPIE, z
JOHN MEAHns, *.
Z. j. GRAHAM; q.
FRANCIS OwEHs, 2
Charlcstown, Aug. 1l-tm.
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4 EsxED E2HEE.


UNIVERSALLY CONCEDED that
Stantons External Remedy,
HUNTS LINZ VI G T,
Is one olthe Greatest blessings within tho reach
of Il mankind it can be had for only - GEMS
a bottle. and will always cure when timely APP
piled Millions have testified to its wonderful
healing properties. 1t relieves Pain instantly
il cures disease and presents dforn'ty it restores
to healthy action the Nervous System whcnerct
it is attacked by any Of tho complaints to which,
it is subiect there is no Medicine that can com
pare with it. ivou nave either ofthc following
diseases procure it, and you may rest assured
that you will experience rclci at once, and the
continued application will soon remove the DIS
ease. Spinal Affections, Rheumatism, Para yss
and all Nervous Affections, ContEactons ofthe
Muscles. Sore Ihroat and Quincy, Issues, Old
Ulcers Pains in the Back and Chest, Aguo il,
the Breast and Face, Tooth.achc, Sprans, BTui
es Sal, Rheum, Burns, Group, Frosted Fec
Corns Bunyons, Fresh Wounds, Swcllings an
Bruises, Scrotulous Affections, Poisons, Tic Dos
lreux and III Cutaneous and Nervous Disc ascr
vanish before it, and leave the body in sondu
end healthy state. For evidence o! its great
cover over the System, see the pamphlets to be
al f every Agent, gratis.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF SALT
RUEUN New YoRK, February Is, 1914
Sill have been cured Of .he Salt hheuIn yb
a few applications OF Hunt's liniment' l wa
effected with the complaint for eigh! months
| tried every thing that was recommended, hut al
| to no purpose; the disease grew worse. lnSep
tender last, 4 gentleman (Mr. l.. Titusl with
vhon | was travelling, recommended Hunts
| Imminent, | used it but six tunes when the d.
| sease left me-. have deferred making this com
muncator until was certain the cure vas Ell
| ectual and permanent. am no@ certain 1t IS
so, and can therefore conscien,ionsly recommend
Hunts L,nimcnt as certain and speedy cure tor
Salt Rhcum
| Yours, respectfully, J. P. CLEMENT.
| A VOICE FROM DELAWARE.
| LEWIS, Sussex CO. Delaware, Feb 8, 1877
! Send me SIX boxes of Hunts Linment imme.
diately. | am entirely out. nave heard Of
| areo cases Of Corns being cured BY twice bath
| NE with the i.iniE,ent; several cures OF hileum-
! ,tsn,; one case o. Group, and one OF weak limbs
Ishaye had nc furnish the Liniment on the Sab
bath, so sanguine was the applicant OF its bene-
| fetal effects. H. NESi q oON.
! GEORGE L. STAN TON, Proprietor,
Sing Sing, New York
.Myryand Agent G. NJ HARRIS, io6 Bal
more ST, near Holiday, and for sale by all THE
| iTY DRUGGISTS.
! Sold by DIR. J. WALLACE, E!ktoa.
JuEy II. rs
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hPEET0M'S
GREAT CENTRAL
SEscaIp Hook Store.

lG4 ChcFnui Street, Corner >'evsn:h, Swain 3
Buildings, Phiiadelplis.
MOVING, the wants of the community
EA the Proprietor oripis Es,sbI,hue,t hs.
fitted i.,a Stur, in inc most elr,r,u. ,n,on.r
,yirr ,og r,,r.,t 10 the corf,,r, Of ms cp,ion-.
crs 80 that every Stangeryj.tjp,r his hunk s,or,
!nay feel rui,rriy at LGln.
HIS lnsWENar SYCEY
Of Books il classified according 10 the yarn,s
Dcaqyt;ap,,s of I,,.rl.lnra no That yis,,.rs san
Gud The hotka they are il search Of far ti,.in-
selves. Buyinr his stock for the most p,rt at
the Auction Sal,s. and Iafng c,nuen,.J iii, ono
OF the largest Publishing Houses in this country
nabies At.n to 4cl ALL Books at
E4Usvqs .sires
'lian any other hoose ola similar character On
this continent His facilities Tor tho nuortatios
ofbooks !,om Europe are unsurpassed. havinrs
branch .! his establishment in London, ~her
orders ofPrWatn gent icmen are carefully gxccua
tel |n4 forwarded to this Country ay every
Steamer and Packet.
sSta:aI;sx:.a
oe5ooks with the prices attached is issued quar-
Ietiy, Continuing Lists Of new additions made to
or large collection, which in sll casca for sale
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WeIlar's Patent

Japan Llquld and PaSIe bIdcKIng,
Medal awarded by the franklin Institute
Phila. in October last, aud the first prcmna
awarded by the Mary lard Institute atBalmsr
November lSlS.
This new aud superior blacking is IN ida
superior ingredients and so well adjusted az ts
produce quick und durable jnl polish in the
shortest possible time preserving the leather ana
retaining Its polish longer than any other in use
even surprising the great Day s. Martins of
icudoD and has hundreds eff certificates from
the very best Judges that are to- be found and is
Tor sal: by ali dry good Stores in Elkton and
elsewhere viz.
VIM. Torbert; y. F. May; Brown g. McIntre
VIM. Pell Daniel Bralion Ben. G. Pearca and
others, by J. Corbct, VIM. G Young, David
parr and Samue! Ault 4 Son Baltimore, and by
the manufacturer VIM. Cnrrey 5o Chesnut
street Philadelphia. ..-
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Of the Cecil Democrat.
VIZ LILLIAN JONES, returns his sincere
w tha:lls to his friends and the public gen"
orally, for Tie very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upoI. him. and begs leave to Inform
them that io has now on hand the largest as
sorment shat he has over Offered: all oil which
has beon made under his own immediate super
vision, oil 'hr best material, by the hrs, work
men and IN the most durable and fashionable
manner.
His stock hasbcen purchased in the Wholesale
market an for the cash; which together with
his long experience ia the business enables him
TO make and sell boots and shoes much lowe!
than the same quahly Of work be purchased
for at any othc. establishment on the Eastern
Shore.
large assortment Of Ladies, Misses and chill
drens Shoes, constantly Oh hand at reduced
pr ces.
Don't forget the place, No. Ricketts, Rowi
. On door above the office of The Cecil DsTaocra
Elkier, Mas:A 81. 1s--U
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Wool Carding.
SPINNING, WEAVING, &c.

The subscriber respectfully Informs the
public that he has taken the WOODEN factory
Al "Garfet's Mills" miles above Elklon
on tie Big Elk, where lie is prepared 10
tnauuiacture wool into
Rolls, Yarn, Cloth.
Sa'inets, Blankets or Flannel as directed,
payable in cash, wool or a share OF The al
rlcIe manufactured.
He has had long experience in manusac
ruriug wool, aid viii give his undivided
attention 10 the business, and hopes 10 be
able to give general satisfaction.
Pc,sar.s wishing to exchange wool for
clo:hs &c, may expect generally to lind
stock on hand. and wool can be lei; at the
stores in E.klom, with directions, where he
will relurn il as soon rs manufactured.
GEORGE EVANS
April 2S 40 If.
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For Sale.

A valuable hofse--csn tret his mile
in 81 minutes; warranted perfectly s und
and offered for sale, from want OF Use tor
him. Apply at his Office. If.
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PHI. WE. and BAIT. Rail
ROAD LINE.
49, as:...s:;l III

The Morning Train Of Cars FROM philadcl phia
or Baltimore arrive III Elkton quarter before
Ii y clock a. NJ.
f,iorniag train from Baltimore for phila at
quarter before 2 O'Clock.
hight line from Phila, reaches Elkton at half
rast IL o'clock ut night.
Night train from Baltimore arrives here quar-
ties before !! O'clock. +. VI.
.gpfil Z, 40 BENZ. WELLS, .4gt'
TT ARDWAKE, Queenswarr, glassware
a Land Mantle ornaments, for sale by
shy sstb VIM. PEIL.
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New Castle and Frenehtown Rail Road and
Steamboat Line Twill please arrive at the French
town Depot at O'Clock, p. NJ, Sundays ex-,
copied.
N B. Passengers will purchase their ticko is
for Bait or philad. at the Frcnchtown Ticket
Office {befbrc going on Board thu Steam Boat
OF taking their seat in the Cafs.)
Fare 30 Phia. Si's5
do baltimore $3.50
Freight on Merchandise, Carriages, or Or
cs must be ptd at tho office before gong On
~ Age Co.'S
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NOTICE.

The Orchans' Court of Cecil county
hold their stated meetings on the 2rd
Tuesdays of February, April, jane Az
ust, October and December.
GEORGE r. HOWARD RI
Aprii lGrh tsi6--
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Sheldrake7s Allegheny House,

Sheldrake7s Allegheny House,
No ESQ Market ST., above Eighth, (5outh side,)
PHILADELPHIA.
EESHIE large and splendid Hotel has been
Z furnished with entire new tGrniture. The
Bar Room is tic largest i'll Philadelphia. The
taromand Sitting Rooms are entirely soperat-
ed from the noise and hustle, consequent 10 the
airya! and departure OF cars. The Portico e&-
tending the whole !Iont Of the house, affords u
cool retreat in warm weather, and splendid
view 0fthu greatest thoronghllre in the City
Tho Lodging Room, alo well furnished. The
Table Os well provided for as at any other Hotel
with every attG!,iou Of the managers to make it
III. beg, Hotel Tor Merchants and Business Men !,
,luring their stay in the city. The terms will
qr Oh. dollar par day. On the arrival o! tie
ae.s from. The West a Porter will be in attend
snce 10 canvey baggage, e.. 10 the Hotel, which
Is adoiu.ag The Gcp9t.
Fen. IL. 'L9---t.i..
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.yACDFg EAEDOW US,

gEG MARKET STREET,
Below Eighth, South eide, PAiLapSLYKIA,
Is constantly receiving from all the bsst Manu-
lecturers Of Europe, every srV!e OF
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
gjIRead this advertisement cut il out Of
the paper put if in your pocket. and cali the
first time you visit TIE city. Aiaons tho assort-
menl will DC found:
Cold Levers. lsk cases, full iewoled, $50
Liver Levers full jcwel!ed is
Gold l'Epnos, iSk. cases, icwelled, %
SiIvor lEpines, jewellcd 10
do Quarter Watches 4,o$l0
SILVER Tea Spoons equal to coin, per set so
DO Desert do do do do 10 90
DO Table do do do do 10 90
Together with splendid assortment of Chasle
and Rich Jewelry, Ike. &c.
Gold Chains Of every variety and pattern at u
slight advance upon tho origina. cost. Examine
them by all means.
IL The Trade will be supplied upon the
most advantageous terms
J. LADOMUS.
No 246 MAnKET Street below Eighth; South
ide, Philadelphia.
ApIlllt.a
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NINEGAR.-nest Pckl.-- NinegaT' onh
y and for sale, by the gallon Or aarrei. va
Aug. 20, WIZ l ''ls
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Ia. CHEAPEST AsUMosr splendid Asso krMss
OF WATCHES AND JEWELLERY
IN PHILADELPHIA.
No. LEWIS LADOMUS, No.
q Market Street -

4 few doors above Eleventh, North side.
Has Just received by late arrivals. from the ala-st
celebrated s!annfn &lnrers of Europe, \ nzgns!i-
cent and iudicious!g selected assortment Of
GpLp AND Sursk N.rcRss,
which tie viii sci! CHEAPEa tlau any other es-
Establishment in the United States. Among We
assor, .anmt " Ill be found
Cold Levers, 8 k. cases. full jew'd $50
Silver Levers, full j4"el'ed, 10
Gold lEpjnes, Is h. cases, jsv'd, Is
SILVER l'Epiues, je~cl!eJ, 10
" Qnsrter Watches, 10 SIC
Silver Tea Spoons, equal to eo'n. per SCI. 40
Dessert, - a. d " i9.oo
Table, " " " 1890
Together with spleusid assortment OF chsste
and Rich Jcwelry, &C. &c,
CoLp GRAMS, Of various styles. freEa the best
Manufacturers
uTplease preserve this advertisement, and
call at LEWIS LADoNtSs,
No. AIS Market Street, above Eleventh.
North Side.
III have Gold and Silver Levers sill
cheaper than the above prices. NS"A hbe'a
discount made 20 'he trade.
xsri =. AS-S,a.
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~ anton Ma,lings, for ssle by
q may FWsxN MsIN4,RE.
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Gign Of TIE Big Boot.

eriaors BOOT & .5llCE STORM, IN Elklon.
eign Of the Big Boot.
opposite tine Ceur! House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and tho public generally, that he has
rurchasod Of biz brother, Enoch Croichj bis
entire stock * Ladies'. Missos, and chldrens
boots and shoes, and has commenced manutac-
turing Ladies Shoes Of every description. He
is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with call, with mems women's and
childrcns boots and shoes ofthc best sort tvery
low prices. fHOS. L. CROUCH
Elkton, Feb. 2Gth AS.
n. B. Country producstaken n exchange
70, boots asd shoos. Waatsd beo,and shoe
:, .naa kerr as 4t
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LhnEEs uaEgS GOODS.

Silks (Blk. and Funcy,) French AIcrnocs Par
amcttas Sole D'A!moni, Lust!ea A!paCas Cash
mcrcs, N Dv.aEes, &c together with Il large
and handsome OF Of Prints from ) to IL l-2 cts
per yds.
Shawls Embroidered Thibet, Terkcri, Cha
mellon Cloth, ObiOng S Square Blanket, Plain
Cloth and Cotton.
Blankets, Flanncls from 70 cts TO higher
prices Brown and White muslin from to IA ctr
per yd, 5 aud IL quarter Shooting Bro. white and
cnl'd. Canton, Striped Shifting, !ickings, 'ios-
cry. Gloves, Laces, EdsinGs, variety Of Trim
ng Goods, Sc. together with variety OF other
articles all Of which will be sold on accommodat
ing terms.
Thankful for past patronage he respectfully
invites The attention Of All believing from his OK
percnce in the Dry Good Business that he can
furnish Goods great deal cheaper than Iuosl per
sons and equally as cheap as they can be obtain
cd anywhere. Please cal! and examine before
purchasing.
n. b. country produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
One Door ubovetho Court Hopse, W. T.
EIAton, Oct 70, As.
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4 earrings wheat X Grass 'Scy,hos, aisy
n ? sna'hss scylho stones, Rifles Sc
Rakos iar sale by BE-. MAY
Jane as.
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lust opened lot Of very superior french
81 Twceis, lso lot Of Pant stuff Tor men aud
hoys ware at very low prices For sale by
April 7. 40. URowN & NclsTIEE.
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The Mines of California Outdone

FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRy.
The Diamond City of Philadelphia Still
Ahead
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M @ RE 1IEWS

81 The largest TIE Nlosr FASH.
I'll lOSABLE, aud the best assert
49,. hS =asew nent Of mems, wonals, and chill
EA dicuS boots and shoes, in Cecil
county, is to DO found at the sub
c7isors BOOT t. :5ilCE STORE, in Elklon.
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Persons who arc de-
sirous to take passage
to Baltimore or Phila-
Lrlnhia Cities. IbY tho
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06
WHOLE NUMBER 200.

land truth-tl on standard bearer of every
! flag and defender Of none-ihou no utra-
| whig-Come forward and answ er to the
charges brought against lheel Have YOU
redeemed the pledges which you, and the
base satellites Il at cluster around you,
made TO the American people? not YOU,
and the disreputable ciqne by which liLe
an au;omaton, you are controlled, falsifieu
every assurance which you gave them that,
YOU would not be a party President?-
Have you not openly and shamelessly re-
warded your enemies and prescribed your
friends enemies Who would welcome YOU
ard your brave followers s'wilh bloody
hands TO hospitnble graves" and friends
who gloried in the lriLmpIs OF cur countr,'s
arms?
Look around YOU, yon who s.loaih and
abhor proscril tion;' and contemplate The
wide spread cruelty you d reclly author.
ize or indirectly tolerate. Your execu-
TONERS are daily at work in prescribing
prescription" aud the headsman's axe
and the lictor's fasees, fall with equal fatal
liy upon men of honesty, capacity, and
fidelity" But they are democrats, and
could not shout hosannns to Tay lor whig.
gerry; and such monsters as Coamer, Fis
Warren and Ewing, have deep seated VEN
geance to apEeIse. These acts of your
subordinates you approve, because you tol'
crate them. The oGium Of their measures
attaches to yon, because you wink al them.
And the pnnishment-as certain MS death,
MS torturing as madness will be yours
also because yOu knov your masfer's will
md 90 1t not
Unhappy man! Drive from around you
those remorseless panders. who would
stfew the pillow of your old age with ad-
ders' teeth and scorpions stings, ana who
would deprive you of the dearest consula-
ton OF dJ ing couch--a clear conscience.
BE able at your last moments, t. thank
God, like the viltuous Roman, that YOU
caused no citizen to wear mourning nor l.,
shed tear. Cast from your councils ann.
your confidence the ri.!ess miscraants thar
now surround you, and lei honest aid hon.
orub!e counseIors advise your measures
DO this and you may yet escape the dark
cloud of iniamy that hangs over your 40.
ministration. Your future peace of mind
the national Character, and the voice Of
The people loudly demand the socraGce
You are surrounded by wretches who stab
in the dark. Like the men:fends of the
Bastile and the inqusitlon, their merciess'
deeds are shrouded in secrecy; bit 'the'
cries Of the oppressed will enter into tie
ears of the L'rd Of Sabbath,' and the ter
nble responsibility, will rest on your shout,
ers, and horrible must become your rcfiec,-
tons. The angry ghosts of your victims
will haunt your inngination- your sleep
vii, present the horrld visions Of Mncbeath's
dreams and like that regicida, all Lhe sweet
waters orthe wide ocean will not be able TO
remove the blood stains from your hnnds
OHIO.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06
From the New Constitution.
Tho New Constitution and Legal Reform
THE BURTHEN OF TAXATION, PAYMENT OF
STATE DkBIs, &c.

THE BURTHEN OF TAXATION, PAYMENT OF
STATE DEBIs, &c.
The people desire 10 amend the consti-
tuition of the state, in order that they may,
if possible, devise ways and means by which
they may be relieved from the immense
burlhen of taxation which now presses up
Oh them,& which has become so grieveous.
There is n remedy for this evil, and they
only wish for an opportunity to apply it
in the reorganization of that instrument.
For what purposes and object ought the
people to be taxed?
To this question every one will readily
answer5to pay their officers for the services
rendered by them in the administration .
of the government, and the execution of
the laws and all necessary expenses attend
ing the same. For these purposes the peo-
pie are willing to be taxed, and in the for
nation Of the state government had no tho't
Of ever beng taxed for other objects -
They never Tor moment supposed that
the Legislature would idure overs,ep the
bounds of the constitution and raise up
other objects for taxation, OF which they
had no idea when they framed that instru-
ment; yet ii is the fact that it has been
frequently done, and experience has shown
that that instrument is considered by them
rs blank paper when they wish to accom-
plish an end prohibited by ii. And in no
case is this more palpable and direct than
in that in which the Legislature, disregard
ing the wishes Of the people, assumed to
themselves the power TO create state debt,
and exercised that power, thereby entail,
ing upon US the present heavy system Of
taxation-I say assumed to themselves the
power, because there is not clause in the
constitution which either directly or indi.
rect!y confers upon them such power; on
the contrary, they are expressly prohibited
from exercising powers not mentioned In
that inslrumant-yet in the face Of all this,
and in opposition TO that clause OF the Con
stitulion of the United States which pro-
vides, ''that no state shall emit bills Of cred
it," have the Legislature saddled upon the
people Of this state public debt amount
ing to $19,233, ,487, being yearly inter-
est of $l.l63, 500. Such an outrage upon
the rights of the people, and such disre.,
gard OF the fundamental laws Of the land
has not'a parallel in the history Of any na-
ton. 1t is the yearly payment of this in
terest which is so grevous to the people;
yet if this be such grievance, how much
greater will be the grievance of paying the
principal when it becomes due? This debt
must be paid or repudiated, and it viii not
f be long before the people will have to
choose which they will do; that they will
repudate it | will not for moment sup
; pose-their sense of honor and justice
would never permit it. 1t must therefore be
y paid, and ways & means must be devised iof
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06
A Yankee Trick en- a Heosier Landlord.

In quiet little Ohio village, many years
ago there was tavern where the stages
always changed, and the passengers ss.
pected to get breakfast. The landlordol
said Hotel was noted for his tricks upon
travellers, who were allowed 10 get
fairly seated at the table, when the driver
would blow his horn (aiter taking his horns)
and sing out Stage ready, gentlemen
whereupon the passengers were obliged to
hurry out and take their seats, leaving
scarcely tasted breakfast behind them, for
which, however, thev had to fork over fifty
cents! One day when the stage was ap-
preaching the house Of this obliging host,
a passenger said that he had heard of the
landlords trick, and that he was afraid they
would not be able to get any breakfast.
sWhat2 how?-No breakfast ex-
claimed the rest.
Exactly SO, gents, and you may as well
keep your seats and tin.'
Don't they expect passengers to break
fast!'
'Oh, yes! they expect you TO it, but not
to ea, it. am under the impression, that
there is an understanding between the land.
loro aud driver, that for sundry and vari
Gus drinks, &c, the latter starts before
YOU can scarcely commence eating,
sWhy, y,wot on airth are you talking bout
Ef YOU calkerlate Pm going to pay fou
ninepences fur my breakfuss and no
git the vallee ont you air mistakin'! SAT-
voice from the back seat, the owner o
which was one Hezekiah Spaulding thougI
athum' they call him 'Hez' for short. 'Pn
Soin' tew git my breakfuss yere, and no
pay mary red, till dew
Then you'll be left
mot as yew knows on, wontp
sWell we'll see,' said the other, as th'
stage drove up to the door, and the land
lord. ready to do the hosPitoble,' says