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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
California Vessels Spoken, &c

June 20 lat Sc 20 Ion II so, ship Timoleon tom Bslti-
more for San Francisco.
Bark Adario. Burrows ON NYork Sept r. for cafor-
MA has arrived safely at San Francisco She had been In
correctly reported as lost
April S 81 ~ g. Ion CO IS W. bark Green Point War.
Gle, nom NYork (Dec l7) for California.
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Hiarkets....BuFFALo, June 26


The receipts at this port since our last have
been eco bbs FLOUR 10 0C0 bush WHEAT 10000 do CoRS
FLOUR Is but Ia moderate demand, with heavy market
and cownwari tendency 10 prices Prime WHEAT 10 In
far ceTapd ssd firm but there IL dullness ia common
descriptions and prices tspd downward The maTke for
Corn has also downward tendency and there Ia do
Ing in IL Ohio WHISKY s nominal az 2llc FREGHrs are
UNCHANGED.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK... JUNE p, 1859.
MrHfkYuRB 4LnAHAc....rRTs pAY.
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The aggregate quantity Of the same article left
at tide-water from the commencement Of naviga-
ton to the 22d Of June, inclusive, during the years
le4e and 1850, is as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

strait and good brsn5. Mesli, o. Win sale. go heI'
Ryc Fiouf is esGer Sales $50 abs Of sl02 s7f p bhl
Export from lat 10 ash JaEe.. .,.IsJ0 1919
Wheat Flour. .-b0s. ,SIseS Iaxso
GRAiN-In Wheat there Il better Inquiry for milling
ard The supply IL better The sccoaDs from the South
not favorable the crop The sales 800 bushels
epe,ee AZ sc Tor mixed and $50 for prime while and 800
white Southern l42lc Corn 10 without maleri. change,
bot the market 70 heavy with good supply. Ine sses
rrixed s2e for Western yellow 65e for round Northern
and Jersey Rye remains quiet The asking price 10 SIC
sale OF Barley Malt, 0od bushels, made at 92c-
Oats In fair demand at faislc for Northern ga sc
for Jeney.
Export from Is. to 18th June, 1850. 1910.
Wheaf.....'........ ............ousn. ~ 20 2M
bush. 276S3 sTZ2b
PROVISiONS-fn Pork the markst 10 r. her heavy with
fair demand. Sses 1000 bbls al 6 for Prime; 10 60 Tor
Mess. s Of 1000 bbls Mess also made private
terms In Beef there IL nothing Of importance Lard 10
also very Gull 81 7c for prime. In Cut Ms,s hear OF
nothing doing worthy OF report Butter and Cheese
before with receipts pressing on the market
Export from lst TO 18th June.......fS5O 1919
Beef.. 4N5B l.@Jf
.Dos.Z5S0 J,44
.......kegs.20t3 1884
WHIsKY-Is 2ic, with tighi sales. B5ls are In ANAL
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Markets.. CAREFULLY kEPosTEp Yok TIE TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY, June 26.
ASHES-ATe SC for Pearls, So for Pots with small
sales sale Of = bbs Canadian Pots made on pri.
vate terms
Export from lst to 18th June....ISj0 IS49
.DDs.A6fJ oIoo
feAls.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1871 235
Comparative Statements Of ReceP Erpor and Stocks of
Cotton, 81 the olo0iHo places at the daes ANNEXED:
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Dec..........3l,A

DeCsss.s.s.ssol,<<l
The aggregate quantity of the same article left
at tde-water, from the commencement Of naviga
ton to the god of June, inclusive during the years
le49 and 1850, lie as follows:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14
TO Physicians, Druggists
AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

- - q
rnJN. KEELER & BROTHER most res
pcctfully soIiciis attention to ther fresh stock
of ENGLISH. FRENCH AMERICAN AND
GERMAN DIR UGS, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils,
Paints, Dye s,nffs, Glass Ware, Perfumery, Pat
Having opened a New Store, No. 294, Market
Street, with full supply Of Fresh Drugs and Medi-
cinss, we respectfully solicit Country Dealers to
examine our stock before. purchasing elsewhere,
promising one and oil who may feel disposed to en-
tend to US their patronage, 70 sell them genuine
Drugs and Medicines, OH as liberal terms as any
other House in the City. and 10 faithfully execute
all orders entrusted 10 us promptly.
One Of the PropIietos being regular Physician:
affords ample guarantee of the genuine quality Of
all articles sold at their establishment.
We especially invite Druggists and Country
Merchants. who may wish to become agents for
DR. KEELER'S CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDICINES, standard and popular remcdies,)
Soliciting the patronage Of Dealers: we rsIlain,.
]. N. KELLER g. BROTHER,
Wholesale Druggists, No. s94,s Market Street,
Philadelphia. ,..
Sept l9 l949 ly So
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Yankee RoguerY.

The worlds ever prolific with artful
inventions, calculated for the deception of
the innocent and ,unwary; and in no
country does the evil prevail TO fuller
extent than in the land Of Yankees. This
is somewhat curious circumstance, and
the following instance in point which oc-
Cured recently Philadelphia, shows of,
to acertain degree, the success of those
who pursue this course for a livelihood:
a shabby .gentcel dandyfed looking
individual, stepping into hotel, a few
evenings ago, where was congregated
tolerable crowd, Of. loungers, called for a
plate of stewed oysters. Boniface replied
that he had none stewed, but if the gen.
tleman would wait, he would soon pre-
pare some.
ooh, no." answered the individual,
"I'll take 'em raw"
Accordingly the critters was placed
upon dish before him, and after cody
helping himselfto about half pound Of
crackers and like abundance of the
seasoning ingredients, he proceeded to
devour the oysters with hearty gusto:--
Scarcely, however, had he commenced his
onslaught, when huge rat came bound.
ing along the counter, kicking the vine
gar from the plate in its passage, into the
face of mine host, and bespattering the
bosom of our hero with the same sour com.
modify. Away leaped the frightened lit.
tie creature off the opposite end of the
counter, effecting its cgress through
back door, and away flew the landlord
and loafersin hot pursuit, leaving the un-
known customer alone in the bar-roon, to
discuss the remainder Of his crackers and
oysters. But after temporary absence
they returned, each one boasting of the
proximity of the fugitive rat, but none
claiming the honor of having actually
harmed it.
They had scarcely seated themselves
before outrushed another large specimen
of the rat family, from the samc direction,
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Dr,,gs, and in cdiicisaes.
Stone wv a:Ee e. S;

TIIE Subscriber believing that good article
l~+of tbs usefnl and necessary Ware is much
needed, has come to the conclusion to make
and keep on hand q splendid article, which he
will not only recommend, but will ararr0nt to
be good.
lie, therefore, most respectfully solieits the
patronage of those who deal in and use this kind
of Ware, knowing that they will be satisfied with
his Ware and prices.
All orders directed to me at l\irksey's y
Roads, Edgcfeld District, S. c., will meet with
prompt attention.
My jugs are marked "Chandler Maker
Warranted.n r. M. CHANDLER.
May Is, tim II
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For clork.
EDMUND; PENN,
TIT0MaS5G. BACON,
OLIVER TOWLES.
PETER QuATTLEBUM,
NasW GOODS.

TTIE Subscriber has just received his Stock
Il of Spring and Summer GooDs, consisting OF
a complete assortment of all kinds OF Goods for
Ladies' Dresses.
Fine Worked Collars,
Tippcts, Sacks, and Visits,
Muslin, Edgings and lnseltings,
Thread and Lisle Laces, Of all descriptions,
A fine lot of Heavy Linen Dri]lings, =,
Plain Linen Of all kinds for Coats, Sacks, De.
Black Goods for do.
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, & SHOES,
Fine Beaver Hats. Black Silk do Panama,
Leghorn, Straw and Palm Hats, &c.
All Of which will be sold VERY LOW, and
liberal discount for CASH!
The Subscriber returns his thanks for past IA
vors, and hopes by strict attention +" h''-.'
merit continuance ~r
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EOSf.

THE Subscriber lost about the 10th OF last
l. month, either in Hamburg or Augusta, thrco
Notes, two on John Dust, one for one hundred
dollars, and ono for forty -four dollars, due tho.
e5th of December next end given sometime in
March last also, one on William Dust, for twen-
fy dollars, due the s5th Of December next. This
is to forewarn all persons from trading for said
notes, aud any information respecting them will
be thankfully received. q. W. DUST.
June 10, 1850 tt ~
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

OLIVER SIMPSON, who is in the custody
W of the Sheriff of Edgefeld District by vir-
tue of writ of C0p:as ad Salts afrcicndum, at
the suit of John o. X. Hammond, having filed in
my office together with a Schedule, an oath, Of
his Estate and Effects his petition TO the Court
Of Common Pleas praying that he may be admit
ted 10 the benefit Of the Acts of the General AS
scmbly made for the relief Insolvent Debtors. It
is ordered that the said John 0. X. Hammond,
and all others, the Creditors to whom the said
Oliver Simpson is anywise indebted, be, and they
are hereby summond, and have notice to appear
before the said Court at Edgefeld Court House,
on the first Monday in October next, OF on such
other day as may be appointed dming the term
of the said Court-to show catiac If fany they can,
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid, should
not be granted. 5ss
TITos. G. G.BACoN, C. ED.
Clerks Office, 25th March, 1850.
March 81, 6m 10
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Cheap GOodls az Store 3
50 Hhds. Prime New @. Suga;

so Hhds. Prime New @. Sugar. 81
10 IIhds. common Now, Orleans Sugar, #
90 choice Porto Rico Sugar, & 81
25 Barrels clarified so. 8
S crushed sse... ss5e,3slia
9 powdered
S Boxes Woohey and 1Foolsey double 5
refined Loaf Sugar,, e ss ~
9 Boxes Charleston double refined Loa 8
90 Ihds. Muscorado lfolassca,
S Trinidad y s sSs 80
so Barrels N lew Orleans llelesscs g.
100 Barrels No 3 NaeEerel tlasse sHe,
le5 Bags prime Rio Coffee, ! ss
40 Lagu,g,rraa - g ~ 3
90 20 Old Cuba Coffee;
30 49, sold Java ts5 y
G0OO Lbs. Union brand White: Lead NO. ~
extra and pure,) -
800 Gallons Lnseed Oh, .ss,s > E: ~ g
3 Barrels Train = s.el fssLs y 9 1;s-t (.
800 Lbs Putty nj liladdcrs,
l25 Boxes window glass {an sizes,l ! Il "a e
~ IS Kegs Eastern nails (assosssa
90 900 Lbs assorted Swedesi iffoh, assst
500 Castccl tSandersotiss ~ =
German and Blister Stee IS
400 Pieces heavy Dundee
100 Coils Hemp Ropes
5 Bales, Homespun3( eirdiigcsl 3
panE,a ~ 8. sSfs
10 Bales Honespnn CA n
tnrcs ~:
8 Bales heavy cotton, osnaburg
20 Boxes sperm Candies,
90 Ada,nantine Candles @s
- 10 G" Hulls s. Sons patent Candies,
30 IIhds. bacon sides, (wcstcrR .g
1000 LBS country Bacon, 4 sss:gss g. -
Ticrces Rice, &c. &c.
salalcs. Brides. Blankets, Calicocs, Getsons
Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Trbbs, Sugar cans
Tobacco, Pepper, Spice, Ginger; Tea, ane7seat tsi
Chairs, Grinjhones, and many other articles too
tedious to efiumcrate. zSssssss
,5.4,gss ~ DUNBAR s. GARNIAN'Y.s ~.
Hamburg 1919 ~ tf S5
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PaEMIUMs OF Two HUNDRED
DOLLARS.

Essay on The Duties Of Christian ihasfcrs
T5NIlE undersigned, as committee appointed
4 for that purpose, hereby give notice, that
premium of 5000, has been provided nndcF
the authority of the Alabama BAPTIST State
Convention as an award for the best treatise
Oh the duties of christian masters to their servants
unfolding and insisting on the scriptural teach-
ings on that subject"
We invite all persons who may be so inclined,
to write on this subject, and to submit their Essays
TO lis. as the committee of award, on ur before the
first day of October, A. D. 1850. Those who
are willing to compete for the premium are rcqncs-
ted to append, each TO his own Essay, fictitious
signature the same to be endorsed on a. scaica
note accompanying the Essay. and containing,
,rithin, the real name Of the writer. Ihe sealed
notes will not be opened until after the award shnl
have been made. Among the Essays presented,
that which may best deserve the premium (shoub
anv appear TO deserve it will be held as the prop
crty OF the Convention a!orcsad-thc others Will
be turned over to the same body, for publication
in some form. should they deem it rroPcr-unlcss
the authors should otherwise specially direct
In communicating to us tho wishes OF the Con-
vcn,ion, the President has expressed his conv!c-
ton that ga short work, full Of p;th and po'cer,
will be more generally read, and will accomplish
more good, than long one" With this view,
in general, the committee concur; yet impose
no absolute restriction, in this respect, upon wr-
tiers disposed 10 compete. Essays, addressed othc
committee. may be sent under cover, to either Of
tic undersigned.
B. MANLY, Tuscaloosa,
n. II. CoBBs,
A. "A. I.IrscoMr, Montgomery,
j. l.. KlRxrATRIcK, Gainesville,
II. w. COLLIER, Tuscaloosa.
July a4 1850 If p
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juno &c,
.N0fSce.

JOIIN, II. SMITH, living on the Chapel Fer.
c ry Road. near Richardsonville, tolls before
me small Chestnut Sorrel MARE, the right
hind foot white above the ankle. some marks O
gear, supposed to be seven or eight years old
appraised at sixty dollars.
HARDY WHITE, N. Z. D.
June S, 1850. Atm 20
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a uruseMent.
IRISH MACHINE POETRY.


Jcm Dodge married old Judy Rouse
Och she was q charming young bride;
With turf lie then built q brick house,
And the front door was on the back side.
The roof it was tiled with straw,
The cellar was on the first floor,
And the chimney, in order to draw,
Was built just outside the door.
A beggar was Teddy Malone,
His sister was his only brother!
He had nothing at all of his own,
Except what belonged to his mother.
One night Teddy says to the squire,
pmso cold, give me something to eat,
I'm SO dry, let me set by the fire,
And so hungry, must warm my feet
.och! honey" one day says Pat Twigs,
For he was scandalous g,utton,
"To-morrow I'll kill myfat pig,
For Pm sure he'll make Elegant mutton"
So then he goes into theihovel,
And hangs the pig up by the heel,
So nate cut his throat with shovel,
Saying this is the way to dress veal!
One day Paddy Mulligan sworc
He had seated his mouth to blister,
While at dinner the morning before
"And what was it wild 2" asked his sister
Says Paddy, "just thry for to guess'
"Och, / can't"-"th then III tell you my
swate o,
'Twas nothing at all more or less,
SsThan a raw roasted frozen potato"
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.E"0 taCe.

A IL those indebted to the late firm of MIT-
n. cuELL Sc HILL, in the Carriage making
business, and also to the Estate of Caleb Mitchell
decd, are requested to make immediate pay
ment And those having demands against the
firm of Mitchell & Hill, or the Estate of Caleb
Mitchell, deed, are required to render them in
properly vouchca, on or before the first Of Dc
ccnbcr next, or they will be rejected.
JOHN HILL, Admir-.
June e6. If %
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Notice..

A IL persons arc hereby forwarncd from tra-
N ding for Note given by the subscriber for
fifty dollars, payable to L. d. johnson, as the
consideration for which the above note was given
las entirely failed and l an determined not to
pay the same unless compelled BY law.
!. C.. LOVELESS.
Jan sS 1850 e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14

and ofrushed the assembled crowd again,
determined not to be frustrated this time.
But again they returned with detected Wis
ages from a fruitless chase; when what
was the CONSERVATION of Bonifacc, to dis
cover that his customer was among the
missing! He had eloped-absquatulat-
ed-teetotally vamosed-leaving the chap
fallen landlord minus his levy's worth
of oysters, and fifteen dollars in hard mon
ey taken from the till
Imagine the ingenuity Of the trick, read
er-his chumoutside had been letting ra's
in at the arialdoUt-Germantown Ielc-
~ ~ - = - y
AMosG the curiosiisaie sfabition at
the Troy Museum, is potatoes,
the whole of them cross aed Hough
intends to run them till the educated pig
arrives.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14

HINTS FOR HEALTn.-If the blood has
stagnated, take exercise, and if you still
feel chilly, glass of good old country
ale will be worth thousand drains.
Brown bread is the best occasional food
at breakfast that can be taken: nature
never intended that glorious husk, which
envelopes the wheaton grain, to be thrown
where Macbeth wisely recommends ply
sic to be sent.-Laugh as loud as you
can, and as frequently as possible. De-
preston of spirits, besides its immediate
effect on the nervous system, deranges
the respiration, and mars the proper oxy-
genation and circulation of the blood,
causing diminished vitality, and leading
to consumption. Avoid all articles of
food when decomposod; a love for putrid
game is the vilest instance of morbid
tastes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14
COD LIVER OIL,
OF THE GENUINE BRAND,
&c TImyJ VoRS&ese

&c NI@NJ V@RS&es
ID Us1TON, CLARK l. CO., Wholesale and
III Retail Chemists, Druggists and Manufactu-
rcrs of the genuine COD LIVER OIL.
This Oil is recommended and prescribed by
the Medical Profession, as an cficaeious remedy
in nCoSsuMrrIos, BRoNcnITIs, RnEuMATIsM, scso.
rrLA, CHRONIC OPTuALMIA, PARALYSIS, dc. .&c
~ large supply just received and for sale by
G. T.. PENN, AGENT.
Maya9, If Is
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ANIRIsH gentleman have purchased an
alarm.elock, an acquaintance asked him
what he intended to do with it. col" !"
said he, "it's the most convenient thing
in tho world, for I've nothing to do but to
pull the string and wake myself"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14

Too Bic Boon!-A man being about
to purchase a young horse, was fearful ne
might prove ,skittish, as the phrase is ;sand
III order to test his soundness, or strength
of nerve, directed his boy to go little
:waylo behind the next corner, and he
Ewouldride the colt down opposite to him,
when lie should start suddenly out, and
cry boohp and if the colt could stand
that, it would be proof enough of his
being firm. and well broke. The boy
took his station, and the man mounted
and rode along; but when he came op-
.posite the corner, and the boy jumped out
and cried "booh p the colt threw him of.
The rider picked himself up soon, how
ever, and rubbing his shoulder and Sims,
asked the boy what he did so for. g Why,
fatlier,"'l said the boy, !" you told mo to
say booh." eyes," said t5e old man,
"but there was no need of saying such a
big boob to such little horse"
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Notice.

THosE indebted TO the Estate Of Hugh Hill
l. burn, deceased, arc requested to make inn
mediate payment, and all those having demands
to present them; properly attested, to me, on or
before the first of January next, or they will be
rejected Given under my hand at my Office,
this GOTH April, 1850.
JOHN HILL Adm.
May 4 10
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VERMrS on FowLs.-.Scattering Stacked
lime Oil the perches and floors Of the hen
houses rs often as once in ten days, will
ciftctually eradicate the lice and promote
the health of the fowls.
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agrtcutfural.
mA Little Land Well Tilied."

Farmers are liable to err in cultivating
too much land. They make their calcu
lations to SOW and plant so many acres,
without taking into account the quantity
Of manure they have to apply, or the
amount Of labor they can bestow. This
not only subjects them to much haste and
inconvenience, but their crops are not
cultivated as they otherwise would be, and
the land is not left in so good condition
when it is laid down to grass. There is
still greater folly on the part of some, in
the desi~ increase their estates by the
prr,l more land, when their sys-
ulsiuation should adnonish
had better sell than buy.
orth doing is worth doing
,hould be the motto of far
-formance, Of all their work.
well cultivated, is better
shalf cultivated And enc
ID kitchen garden can see
land may be that, is ma
waited thoroughly. Pursue
rse in all land cultivated,
would be in proportion.-
of farmers do not know
what an acre can be made
Mechanics in our villages,
&a It own but little land, gen.
IT.! to make them very produc-
49,, tration ofwhat may be done
ce of land, came under my
stall during my sojourn ola
friend, ipone of our man.
lagos. About three years
chased piece of land for
area not exceeding half an
building, he laid out his
planted some peach trees,
kinds of cherry and plum
varf pear trees, a few choice
ape and strawberry vines,
ID white raspberry bushes.
:4ader. besides having bor2
and flowers, (by the way
household fo1rers the most
g, raises all the vegetables
family consumption. Some
IS have, already commenced
as.asupply of strawberries,
raspberries in their season,
years, s,wil probably have a
1t, much better than can be
market because nicer and
ihe cost of it will be merely
hemost Of the iaborof plant.
lhvatiug this ground has, been
spare moments, redeemed from
.ssing cares of manufacturing.
shows what can be done with
Aeans, even when the cares of bust,
:: cave but little leisure. Examples
is kind are becoming more numer-
,.s.-, as there is an increasing interest
manifested in rural pursuits. Thorough
cultivation is becoming better understood
and appreciated, and theexample Of good
cultivators has great influence over the
careless andfncgligent.-W. L. EATON,
in the Albany Cultivator. e
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avs, and

,-----..- -.-s---.-y .IIySJ tIIV
Fridays Also Stages to Greenville twice per
week, and three time per week tc Rutherlordion,
N. c. There is agood line of Stages from Ruth
crfordton to Ashvillc, N. G..
u Rates for Board, same as last Season.
j. c. ZIMMERMAN, PRorRlEToR.
June 5, Ct 90
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ONE WAY TO GET RUM.-A RUNNER,
who occasionally used to be, short Of the
'cbink, had recourse to the following ex-
pcdient to raise the wind He got two
pint bottles, exactly alike, one in each
pocket, he entered the groggery and called
for pint Of gin. The hottie was filed
and handed to him, when lie put it in his
pocket, at the same time telling the land
lord he had no money. Rhen / won't
trust you, so give ma back my gin" said
the landlord. If YOU won't then there's no
harm done, added the other, reluctantly
pulling the bottle of water from his pock-
ct and handing it over, it was quickly
emptied into the cask. There wasn't
much harm done to the landlord, That's a
fact. for although rummey had had this
bottle Of gin, the same number of pints
were drawn from the cask.