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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

The CELEsTIALs IN THE DoCK.--The
Chinese have become SO numerous in San
Francisco that the cognizance of misde-
meanor and peccadillos, in which they fig
ure as plaintiffs and defendants. are now
an interesting item of police business in
that city. One m orning, Sung Took APP
pears before the magistrate with a COM
plant that an outside barbarian had ruth
lessly cut off his tail. He exhibited his
mutilated queu in evidence; but his hon.
or appeared to be of opinion that at com
mon law the value of Chinaman's tail
was not ascertainable and the accused
was discharged.
On another occasion, Acum. fair Chi
nese danlssl, with olive complexion,
small feet and most unexce ptiona bic
turned up at the corner eyes, complained
against Malay, the boatswain of the
ship in which she came over, charging
him with having, while on the passage,
entered her state room, blown out her
light. and robbed her of $3.50 in cash,
principally in the current coin of the Chi
nese realm, and gold ring. The case
excited considerable interest, as Acum is
young and pretty. and large number of
Celestial beaux were present to hear the
case. Acum's case was pending at our
last advices. Nonp.
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Election Notice.
STATE OF INDIANA,
M.nru.,. Hn Ga

MARSHALL Co. IS.
I, Richard Corbaley, Clerk of the Circui,
Court, within and for said County, do hereby
certify that at the next General Election to be
held in said county, at the usual place of hold
ing elections in the several townships thereo
on the first Monday in August next, the follow
ing Offices are to be filed, to wit:
One Congressman for the 9th Congressional
District of the State of Indiana.
One Prosecuting Attorney for the 9th Judi
cial Circuit of the said State of Indisna.
One Representative to the State Legislature
from the counties of Marshall and Stark.
One County Commissioner for the Second
District of said county of Marshall.
And at said Election votes are to be received,
estimated and counted fox and gainst the adop-
ton of he new Constitution, and for and
against the separate clause (or article 49, re-
lating to the exclusion of negroes and mulat-
toes from the State of Indiana.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
L. S. set my hand and affixed the seal Of said
Marshall Circuit Court at Plymouth, this
30th day of June, A. d. 1851.
RICHARD CORBALEY, Clerk.
~ The qualified voters of Marshall county,
Indiana, are hereby notified to meet at the
usual places of holding elections in their re-
Spective townships on the first Monday in Au-
gust next, and there vote for persons to fill the
Offices mentioned in the Clerks certificate
above. And to vote for or against the adop-
ton of the new Constitution for the State of
Indiana, and to vote for or against the separate
clause Tor article 1877 relating to the exclu-
sion Of Negroes and MulattoeS from the said
State of Indiana.
SETH HUSSEY, Sheriff Marshall Co.
June 80, 1851.
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Sale Of MOrtgaged Lands.

M Office is hereby given to all concerned
Y that on Saturday, the 3Oth OF August
next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
an dc o'clock. P NJ. at the Court house door IL
the town of Rochester rhe tracts, parcels Of
lots OF lard described below, or so much tbeTeo
as Will sell, for the amount due from the Mort
gagers Will be offered for sale to the highest
bidder In cou ormi;y with the provisions of the
revised statutes Of 1913, and an act amenda-
tory thereof, approves January 10Th, 1876, the
said tracts, parcels, or lots ofland having been
moFtgaged 10 the State of Indiana, to secure
the payment OF loans made of the trust funds
as hereafter specified; and the mortgagers
thereof, having failed TO pay the interest due as
required by law. No bid will be received fol
a less sum than the amount due for principal,
interest, damages and costs.
Should the premises specified, or any of
them not sell for SO much cash in hand, as
will satisfy the amount chargeable upon them,
they will. (if deemed advisable,) be bid in fol
the benefit of the State, and be Immediately
offered to the highest bidder, (the bid being
equal to the amount due,) on credit Of five
years, the purchaser to pay interest annually
IN advance, and the premises to forfeit to the
State Immediately on the failure to pay princi-
pal or interest when due. Where lands are
sold On credit, the purchaser will be required
to pay at the time of sale the amount due Tor
interest, damages and costs.
SURPLUS REVENUE FUNDS.
No. %, north half of the southeast fraction
east ofthe Michigan road Of section No. thirty
of lands selected in Indian country, containing
80 acres, be the same more or less, mortgaged
by James Lawson and forfeited TO the State.
Principal 100000; interest s49,ss; damages
$500; costs, SO.
Common School Fund belonging to township
81, north range 3 east.
No. %, south half OF the north east quarter
Of section No. 8, in township 80, north range
east, containing so acres, mortgaged by JAS
Moor. Principal SIS; interest S49,S7, DANA
ges 1878; costs 81. The Mortgagers OF the
county, Indiana. The interest and expenses,
a. any time prior to the day Of sale.
JOHN DOUGLASS, Auditor, Fulton Co.
Rochester, June 26, 1851.
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CUPTDsS LARTM II .
REPORTED QUARTERLY.
PLYMOUTH, July 23. 1851,


VIRGISs.-Very scarce-in great de
mand-two offered in the Bloomer cos
tune, at S50.OOO apiece
WlDows.-A few bright-eyed, youth
full widows wait patiently, at moder
ate prices. Certificates Of good charac
ter required.
OLD MAIDs.-Orerstocked-afe few wer
disposed of yesterday at 10 cents to g.
apiece.
OLD Demonstrating up briskly
but waiting for falling prices.
LOVE LETTERs.-20O love letters wer,
shot from Cupid's bow during the pas
3 months, most of which took effect il
the hearts of love-sick boys.
LOVE SIGHs.-The golden vase of low,
signs or boquets, is filled to OVERLOOKING
They sell rapidly at 81 apiece.
LOVE MITrENs.--About 40 old bache
lors are weeping and wailing about oul
StiCCtS ot lHc CiuSi treatment Oh Love.
Cupid has. however, consented 10 relieve
their sorrows by visiting the Eastern
market for fresh supply of sweet rosy
nymphs.
NUPTIAL RINGs.-A very beautiful as
sortment of rings, of gold. emerald and
sapphire, may be had at Cupid's Bower
in the Elysian Shades.
Flowers AND WREATHs.-An album
dant supply has just been received from
the gardens of Flora, in the Vale of Flow
ers.
WEDDING CAKE.-Cupid has a fresh
supply of this article, adorned with frost
Chinese temples. Ottoman mosques and
minarets, gold and silver stars, and scenes
in the Cupidian wars Of the drawing
room.
NuPrIAL ROBES "A very elegant sup
ply of Bloomer Nuptial Robes, consist
ing of satin, silk, muslin and damask,
fringed with geld and silver, and gem
med with flowers, olive wreaths, sc.
TURBANs.-A new supply of turbans,
CT the most gorgeous description, of the
richest silks, just received from the ba
zaars of Constantinople and Smyrna.
CO. IAc Bower, or Market is large
and cony enient, and will seat 100 per
sons. The floor is covered with splen-
did Turkey carpet. the pride Of the Sui
tan's palace.
C. Ottomans, mirrors, chandeliers,
fountains of abaster, and golden vases
crowned with the bright and fragrant
flowers Of every cline, present scene
Of enchaEtlnent seldom seen EXCEPT in
the Elysian Shades.
O Cupid's celebrated band of Eoli-
an Harpists will appear. and enliven the
evenings entertainment with their in
spring strains.
CO The doors will be thrown open
every evening at the Ginning of the yes
per bells.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
CABINET BUSINESS,
Sale of School Land.

vENHE Auditor and Treasurer Of Fulton
j County ind, will expose to sale, to the
highest bidder, on the 2Sth day o: August next,
al the Court house door in the town OF Roches-
ter in said county, Tor the non-payment o.
back interest, amounting TO S56,92; the fol-
lowing tract OF land to wit, lot number oil
southeast 4 of the northwest 1 OF sec. l6
town 80, north range east, containing 4O
acres, which will be sold in the name Of Ebe-
nezer Ward, dec, iftbe same be not previous
ly redeemed. JOHN DOUGLASS, A. +. G.
Rochester June l6, 1851 n23.
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EARTHQUAKE AT ST. LouIs.-The Re-
publican of the Sd says an earthquake
was felt there the morning previous,-
three distinct Shocks tue whole occur
ring in about sone minute. A friend who
noted the occurrence. says that the mo-
ton was undulating, or wavelike, and
appeared to proceed from the southwest
The second shock was decidedly the
strongest, the first and third being about
equal to each other. None of them were
accompanied with any perceptible sound.
Gin. Enqwirer.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
SALE OF SCHOOL LAND.

SALE OF SCHOOL LAND.
We will offer for sale on the first Saturday
(siXth) of September, A. d. 1851, at the Court
House door in the town of Plymouth, in Mar
shall county, and State of Indiana, between
the hours of 10 O'clock, A, NJ, and O'Clock
P. NJ, of said day. The following described
land, (to-wiO Section sixteen in Township .hir-
ty four. Range four East. situated in German
township, in said county. The north half OF
said section is divided into eight lots-the south
half into four lots, said land is represented as
being of an excellent quality, and well adapt
ed tC farming purposes. Purchasers will be
required to pay one fourth of their purchase
money on the day Of sale-a credit of twenty
Ave years will be given on the residue, by
paying six Ter cent interest annually in ad-
vance. For further particulars enquire of Au-
ditor.
T. MCDONALD, A. NJ. C.
JOSEPH EVANS, Il. NJ. C.
Plymouth July ist 1851. No 24-tf.
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WORLDS FAIR.

All persons who have not paid their 1axes
for the year 1850 in Marshall county are iefe-
by notified, that I have received positive or
ders from the Auditor of State to proceed to COL
Iect the Delinquent Tax by distress and sale.
All those who are interested viii save cost, by
pa wing over the needful by the 18th OF July,
'le6l. JOS. EVANS, L. v. G.
Juss 60, 1885, a2S 5w
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THE DURHAM HOUSE.
"A

TNHE subscriber having leased for a term OF
l. years, the above House, takes this meth
cd Of informing the Travelling public that on
Monday the 18th day of May, 1851, he intenas
opening the same, for their accommodation.
Wv. ~ DURHAM
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

Every boat arriving at Cincinnati from
New Orleans, brings its cargo of disease.
The Commercial says that some Of the
boats have as high as DO cases of cholera
and ship fever on board. The Hospital
is full OF these, but there are very few
cases originating in the city.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

Eggs, per doz. s
Flour-barrel, S4, so
hund. 200
Flaxseed, S1,0
Ginseng-dry, 25
Hay-'Tame, $500
Wild, 800
Lard, per lb 6
Oats, per bush. Is
Peaches-dry, 50, 90
PotatoeS--Irsh, 25
Tallow, per b. 10
Wheat, per bus. SIS
W Ood,-cord, SI,00
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

4 IL ~ u ~ u
| ID EMAINING in Il
| III on the 30th Of J
Amick SuSanHah
Allen Louisa Jane
Ash Elijah K
Atwood Huldah
Brook James
BoleS John w
Barlow Isaac
BreSler G
Boulton Zebedee D
Brainard G
Birch Benjamin
Boles Lewellen
Bentley Maria
Burnett Anna 2
Brickman Abram H
Bougherd John
Burnett Jabus
Bochert John
Barber Joshua IT
Baker or Haren A
Buchanan, Sylvanus
Birch Newton
Cummins H II
Cook Peter or John
Carroll Benjamin
Craine H t
Carr James H
Cummins Sylvina
Ca ntrell, Christopher
Drake D Eleanor
Elyroth David
Frances Lucinda
France Jacob
Ferguson Thomas
French Nelson w
French Jacob
Teller Jacob
Fulton Elizabeth
Fox CaSpar
Fumback Charley
Fisher Alfred
Garard William
Gerard Barney
Gamble Thomas
Hedrick Martha
Harner Andrew
Higle William
Hinnel Nancy
Henry John
Hanna Robert
Householder Abraham
Hannah A
Holiinsback John W
Hastings John
Hinsdille William
Hanard Richard
Hill HenryK
Hallinger George
Harner Andrews
Henry Jackobena
lngle Matthias
WINS Thomas
Jackson Andrew2
James Joel 2
Juda Josephine 2
levitt Samuel NJ
Jarvis Marvin
Jones John
Killgore RoSanna
Keller Jacob
Lampher John A..
Lawrence Alpheus ESQ
Loudarman Frederick
Leach & Co Messrs
Lynch James
Mennig William
LEV
Plymouth, July 2, Is
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

A Subterraneous Fire. The San An
tonic (Texas) Ledger states that some
Indians in attempting, last winter, to
smoke Bear out of a cave, set fire to a
bed OF coal. The smoke was soon seen
to rise from assures at distance of half
d mile from the cave. The Indians think
ing they had started the Prince of the in
feInal regions, ran to the settlements to
procure assistance in extinsuishing the
flames.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
Fortune Telling.

our customers having taken away the lar
" gest half of our Spring Stock Of Goods,
they will greatly oblige us by calling and TAX
ing the residue. Asale of $4,000 worth in nine
ty days, is sure proof of lop Prices,-Just re-
ceived lew supply OF paper and Irvine, and
Boys ready to do them up to suit buyers.
POMEROY & Co.
Plymouth, July 4th 1851.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

GA deposit of coal has been dis
covered at Shattsville. Perry county, o.
which is said TO exceed anything Of the
kind in the world The thickness of the
stratum has been ascertained 10 be l36
feet.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

Apples-Green, rs,
Dry, $3.50,
Butter, per 10. 8,
Beeswax, per Id 90,
Broons, per doz. Sl,50
Beans, per buShel, IS
Bacon-IlamS, Z
Shoulders, 6
Sides, 6
Cranberries, $3.50
Corn Meal, 25
Corn, % a rs
Candles, per Id Is
Cheese, q" +" 10
Chickens 4" doz. S1,00
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
WV IN NHHHDs

In exchange for any of the above,articles, Cash.
Wheat, Lard, County Orders, Ginseng, Seneca
Snakeroot, Beesway, Cranberries, Dried Apples
and Peaches, Oats, Feathers, Wool, Hams, Fat
Cattle, Tallow, Venison hams, Deer Skins,
Coon Skins, Flour, &c, &c, He is not hard
to please about the trade, if he can get pay
down, and having no rents to pay, or profits to
divide, he will sell as low as any body in North
era Indiana. Every article sold by him is war.
ranted 10 be what it is recommended, or he
! will be happy 10 refund the money.
II. B. PERSTiING.
rN. B.-CustomerS waited upon day or
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
MEDICAL NOTICE.

III EUIEhN NWIlGE.
VAOCTOR It. A. LEMON, offers his SER
L. vices, professionally, to the citizens of
Marshall COMMUNICATING to devote his time
shictiu TO the practice of-Medicine, in its va
rious branches-and become permanent cit
izeE among you; he respectfully asks, and ex-
poets to receive, a liberal share of patronage.
OFFICIAL ID. Demings Drug Store, where
he may be found at ak times, except when
absent professionally.
Calls promptly attended to, day OF night.
Plymouth, Ia, May IS, 1851. left
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
list or LETTERS

LETTERS
e Post Office at Plymouth
une, 1851.
MooneyJohn s
Mark Samuel
Miller B W
McCollum ]
Martin J r
Merrill VIM w
Miller Samuel 2
Miller Newton
Marquis Isaac
McLinchey Michael
Montgomery David
Madison John F
Marks GaliSta
Manning g
Mooney William
McGregg Mary S
MerrymanJ
Moore VIM
Nall Mary
Owens SPINNER
Paulhart Abram OF John
Pettis jeremiah
Platz Henry
Parker William
Perry Aaron A
ParShell Henry
Flake John
Parker Joel
Pomeroy Georgs
Rariden Samuel
Honey John
Riens Charles
Reed Jesse F
Richardson Garsa II
Ripley Mayard Jane
Ramsay Maria G 3
Roland Vinboll
Richie Gilbert 2
Smith Elizabeth
Sinclair John N
Shafer Benjamin 2
Smith Peter
Smith John
Selee George
Seward Andrew
Snow Asa 3
Sleyter Malinda
Thompson Dickson
Tabor Mrs. Jane
Thompson VIM E
Terrlll Henry Z
Taylor Jared 2
Taylor GeoIge
Taylor Samuel
Tucker Alonzo
Van Camp William
Vanyacter Hiram
Wickigon Washington
Wolfe Mrs II A
Willis Mrs L
Warner William
Wyllis Orwin
Wheeler A E
Wilson VIM r
Wolfenberg John
Wilson Richard
Wyant Joshua
Ward Solomon
Wyant Mary L
Willis Joshua
Walbridge Martin K
Weretern Samuel
Wellinbarger John
Winters Elizabeth (for.)
Ioughey Henry
I c. BARBER, P. II.
81.
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FANCY GOODS.

An endless variety Of Fancy Goods, Yankee
notions, Toys, Percussion Caps, Powder, Shot,
Purses, Combs, Penknres, Watch Chains,
Watch Keys, Dolls, Inkstands, Fancy Boxes,
Violin Strings, PictureFrames, Pictures, Needles
Pins, Razors & Razor Stops, Spectacles and
Cases, and any quantity of
Jswelry 81 Fancy Cards. :.
Candies of every variety,-if you doubt it, call
and see, or ask the party that went to the Lake
on the Attn Of July; Fancy Soaps, French
Cologne. Percussion Matches, Chewing Gum,
Gold and Silver Pens, and Pen Holders, and
Essences.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

Great Speed.-We notice by the for
eign news brought by the Canada, that .
locomotiv on the Southeastern Railway,
England, which had just been completed,
attained speed of serenity three miles
an hour, with load of al tons.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

A wife trade came off recently at Mi
Ian, Ohio, between two residents Of that
town, one giving his wife and two CHI
dren for the other ones wife. The chill
dren are supposed to have been thrown
in "to boot"
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

For SALE.-A cook stove, four year:
old, and well broke. Will draw any
thing from green oak 20 anthIscit..
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
DR.. y. BROWN.

DROP0SES to cure Hernia or Rupture, by
what is termed DR.. o. Hurlbuts opil alive
remedy, in from fifteen to twenty days--no
matter how long the cases have been standing
Persons from distance will be refunded in
their expenses if satisfaction is not given.
Plymouth, Ind, May 5th Isl, no16-ly.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

WOOL! WOOLu
Wanted by
PCMEROY n co.
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ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Plymouth
M on the 30th of June, 1851.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-18
REMARKABLE AUTUMAToN TREE.

we mad an opportunity, says the Wover-
hampton Herald, (Eng) of inspecting, at
,"e oaZaar OF Mr.. Cheeiham, on Thursday
Ias' auiomaion, as novel in its action as il il
beautiful Ia design. This remarkable piece
OF mechanism consists of a hawth tree in
iull bloom faithfully copied the cru.,eJ or
sem-pershed bark on the trunk, and the 70.
lage, being most naturally initiated and a,
several OF The branches stuffed hummirr
birds are percEed, which, now waving their
wings and anon hopping from spray 10 spray
and pouring forth food of music. almost
charm The spectator into the belief that it is
pleasing reality, and no, Illusion, which
Is presented 10 his admring view, Cae of
the tiny creatures jumps from one branch 10
another in pursuit of flies and insects
another lies hasking on one of the hawibo,n
ilowers third sis on lis nest, whilst scye.
al others are disposed is diTeren, parts Of
ihe tree. The singing of the birds IS not
only accurate and natural, but the motion i,
also admirablc- one of them fyiur fro,n
one branch to another, distance of about
eIght inches, with the greatest possible pre-
cision, and alternately turning completely
ronnd in going or returning, and wi,hou,
| anything being observed 10 cause such an
effect OF even to discover the motion Of this
unique and elegant specimen of industrial
art. On the base Of the tree, which abound
IN moss, tufts OF grass, and the concomiant
hetbane composed Of a material which,
above all others, appears least suited TO the
Purpose,) with number of shells. &c. &c.
are tanigar and Chinese 6y.calohe both
birds of beautiful plumage, and The halter is
necessarily pecking the carcass of IA golden
beetle amongst the moss in the forpnropnI.
now and the stopping 10 swallow, what hr
may have managed TO Gull with his slender
beak. The Artist has achieved a work of
which he may be justly proud, the ensemble
being such as 10 strike the beholder with
involuntary wonderment, whilst the most
erudiie omilhologist or professor Of botany
wonld fail to distinguish the imaginary from
| the real al frs. sight. The whole is enclo.
sed in glass case, and has been prodn-
ced by What renowned Parisian, Sic
venard.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-18

Gov. MARCIA new candidate for N,a
Presidential Char appears in Governor Mat
cy, who has been named for that office hy
some of the New York politicians, on The
ground that his political creed is not only
sound, bui that his services as Secretary Of
War, under Mr.. Polk, will bear the test
OF public examination. This nomination OF
the Governor is sire in the rear" that
Cen SCOTS friends scarcely expected -
The Mexican WAT will have to be fought,
over again, and more ink will be spilled in
the campaign, TO prove who was the real
hero of that war, than there was blood she'd
III the field or battle
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-18


adopt this change in costume than Of iudu-
cGg their husbands TO prevail npon them 10
do so. The movement has already conn
menced here. America is ripe already for
the change. In the dress in which am en-
dravoring 10 interest You there is nothing
inconvenieni, unbecoming, Or unsighily.-
Here the lady stepped ont a few PAGES
amidst loud applause. or lis comfort can
speak from experience. The step have
taken is bold one. | was the first to wear
it London hear] ; whether adopted or not
Intend TO continue it. Applause Bnt !
have vet 10 learn that bolducss is indecency
tremendous enthusiasm or unfeminine.-
ILood cheers. There is no indelicacy in
this dress those who say TO the contrary,
speak from prejudice. lis great recommen-
dation is lis superior drlcacy. young
lady, in a bail room at New York, when
laughed at for her Boomer costume and
short pctlcoats, said TO those around her
"lf you were to pull your dresses as high mp
on your necks as mine, your skirts would be
as shortn Laughter.
"Those ladies who speak against us show
4 want of independence Of thought appeal
to any gentleman walking behind lady
wearing the present costume on muddy
day, whether this Quitting forward her left
foot slightly or that, elevated as it some
times is, has the superior claim TO dellcacy,
as regards he public display Of limbs in the