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For tic Enquirer.
RICHMOND COLLEGE

Those persons who have subscribed the endowment Of
Richmond College the condition that S60O00 should be
Obtained by jane the ls 1855 in pledges of less than
hereby Informed that the said condition hEs been in
good faith complied with BY the report of committee of
trustees who have carefully examined the books Of the Ge
cash and bonds and 50 600 in subscriptions, making ag
eregare Of s62 1872 40 We d. therefore those
who have generously responded TO the call OF the General
Agent tina, their first nsalmen due from the date of this
publication The bond, deposited with the Treasurer Of
the C"ege, who requests the city to call and
pay their respective Dues By order of the Trustees he also
authorizes country subscribers forward him by mail
his risk their Contributions provided they shall furnish if
necessary, evidence of such remtlances
By order of the Board,
RIO RYLAND, President.
JNO. nj. MURRAY Sec'y.
EDW. WORKMAN, Treas.
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directly by the Convention the report which va, a..
unanimously adopted. Loud applause. 'a
The chair requested the Hun. j. M. Clayton and hon
F. Of Unu to conduct Tie President the cb,,
these gentlemen perioruei The duty assigned ,he and ih
Hon. G. Chapman On taking The chair greeted Win
load applause und cheers He addressed the Convenin
The presidents then took their seats on The u.i
The President suggested that there minister of ,n
gospel present. and that he be invited the blessing =,
God on the Cunvtn tiun.
Tho Rev. Thumas H. Storkton then delivered an ann,
pirate prayer in which he aectionaely aludSd t. the Hn
Henry Clay.
said that the committee credentials had a..
Dneruus duty per,rm and would not be abb. To cum,I
their Ibors before ~ O'clock 0-murruw which hon, "
half. past O'clock Inc convtntinn 0nlnurned.
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RICHMOND, irSs l7-2tc

RATIFICATION MEETING IN PETERSBURG.
AT meeting OF the Democracy of the city Of Petersburg
night The ll,h day of June 1852 motion of Captain
David H. Branch Francis Major Esq. called the
chair, and +. G. Stainback appointed secretary.
ho meeting called upon Roger Pryor ESQ., one Of tho
delegates from this congressional district the late Bai
more Convention who after an eloquent and enthusiastic
speech, which listened 10 with marked attention. offered
The slowng resolutions which, being seconded were unan
imousy adopted
Resolved That the Democracy of Petersburg fully cor
diny and enthusiastically ray and approve the proceed
ngs of the National Democratic Convention lately assembled
IN Baltimore.
Resolved, That in FRAEKLIS PIERCE Of New Hampshire
aieity to the Consution-one who has illustrated his wis
dom the councils of the country and his iurepd
lem the field of battle
Resolved, That the WILLIAM e. king Of Asbama
does not less deserve the admiration and attachment Of
the Democracy OF The COMMUNICATING the cabinet of
diplomacy and the floor of Congress. contributed the
services OF long life and the counscls Of wise sagocity
and pure patriotism to the promotion OF The principles of
Democracy and TO the advancement OF the prosperity
and glory Of the country.
Resolved That entirely and heartily endorse and ap
prove the platform of Democracy laid down by The
Baltimore Convention and that on it determined TO
stand or fall
Resolved Tina, in the election OF the Democratic candi
dates and In the triumph of Democratic principles
cognlze The only hope Of safety for The South Of fidelity
the Constitution and OF prosperity for the country.
yroa mar we peose ourselves as democrats ano
Pot OF franklin Pierce and William r. King in the coming
uoee'e full entire, unanimous enthusiastic and vico-
me Hon John NJ. Patton Of the city of Richmond, be-
ing was called upon and addressed the meeting,
nn, S,n OF me most uneauisoca! character to the
nness and adaptation of the candidates selected for
the successful administration of Democrats Republican
States Rights Government, ivy
Timothy KSe. Esq Of Prince George also addressed The
meeting urging the important CONGREGATIONS now nre,euted
the VOTERS franchsed By The lately adoned ConsI
lion OF Virginia, and imperative reasons whv IKE na.
should sustain the candidates selected "
The unexcepti"nabls character of the platform Of H..
Baltimore Democratic Convention forcioy illustrated
messs. Pryor and Patton who DECLARED themselves ~,
did Mr. Rives ready at all times to defend 1t before tbs pe
pie OF Virginia.
On motion made and seconded, the meeting adjourned
FRANCIS MAJOR, Chairman.
F. G. STAIsAcK, Secretary.
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COMMEKUliL KECURD.
Wholesale PRICES CURRENT.
RICHMOND, Juss II
CORN-65 cents per bushel Of 90 los.

RICHMOND, JUNE ~.
CORN-65 cents per bushel Of DO lbs
CORN MEAL-7U Is cents-du.
OATS-45 cents, and scarce.
RYE-75 cents.
ISH-Herrngs, new No. ! Cut Sc So Gross Is 81
Roe 81 90; Mac&e:e', No. 2, SEX; No. :, s.Uf :
10. l. Sill Snad-none in market.
LARD-Bbls. l0}s I" II cts. legs X H.
BACON-Sides l0a II cents, Shoulders 9 9f
Hams ! Ia to e.
MOLA asses Sweet Cuba % % cite. New oteari
80 u 81 cts
tRoN-Pig Iron s24 to 80, according quality swes
1915 per English So rredegar Richmond manlsctorI
oS; Up Country Bar sS2a 81, according TO aualty
GUANU-Peruvian SAG from wharf, 48E from sore.
CDFFEE-Prim. new crop Laguayra 4H CT, Rio
good 10 prime, a So 10 81.
PLASTER.-Lamp IS IS 10 :; Ground %.
SALT-Frorn store 81 IS; suiestrom wharf 81 50 d S.
SUGAR-New Orleans 5 d6 cents PORTO t.!co S s
* cents.
HAY-Northern, in bules-from wharf 81 from store
81 II.
SrEEL-Amcsican bstered 81 05 10 pertop.
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As an act justice both parties we desire TO make the
following statement Of action in adjusting the nlisnn
Outstanding botween Messs Thornton and Kent Having
reason believe, that existed De-
these gentlemen, determined at the instance
Mr. Slaughter and without the knowledge Of either party
10 unite in an effort adjust the matter and hereuP"n we
prepared the above statement signed by us and procured
The statement signed by Mcssrs Canpbeii Gogsn oauh-
drrs and Yanccy which laid before Mr. Kent who then
gave u. the communication (nex 10 the last above !" oe
used al our discretion Upon being satisfied that Mr. rn
ire we delivered said communication Henry P Irving
o las the friend MIR. Thornton and received from nun
ma = ln , COMMUNICATION above c.. Il. SLAUGHTER.
" 80 RO Fl. GLASS.
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PRICES OF sTocxs1N RICHMOND,

GP'srSr nv lhHS \ LANCASTER ~
EPr>t ~ Ing IharsIay. Jun. i'ih
Virginia State Is ac sale, -
Jrsasrry, SiU.
Virginia Sack Dr'r issuc With interest from
IL, .a,.s and interest. long das. lV6 az! r:
James River and kana!ia G anced Bonds,
wih Interest from - Ian last sie-, 100 an! 2'
Richmond. Frels'brg ana PnGnma' taroad Bonds,
with from ~ I'm list sales. !co and ID,
Richmond City Bonds, with interest from Isl Jan,
sales this week. lob ard st
Virginia Bark Stock. rar aT0 sales this week, 75Y
Farmers Bank Stack. E,c, his ers. lst
Exchange Bank Stock. week 1917
virginia Fire Suck iast sales Id
Richmond Fire Association St,rs s,c. hit 3li
Richmnnd Fie,sbg aud Potomac Railroad Stock,
las, sales. -
Virai1a Central Railroad Sock, sales this week -
RichnJn! and Petersburg Raruac Stock. iat sales 81
Jane. River and Hnna via StncE. rnles tis werk u
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DIED.

DsD the residence o John Cake Thuraday mor=rs -
int, Capt, REuBiN NOit> ELL AGED - years =
The friends the family respectfully a',f: ~ -
neral from the United Presbyterian Church Shocko HILL h
hr Retds.) on Friday morning. !sh a. 10 clock.
DIED THURSDAY. the i7h TwYMAS. OF Join Al,
Mar: Wayt, The friends and acuaEaH te W
the family invited 70 attend the funeral hs a!5' "
from the residence o.: his parents.
DEo Needston, III. residence OF his father Edward '"
broush III the county Of Hanover. after lines ~ I'D
mouths FRIDAY" tho l!th instant, CARTER MONROE NJ ~.
BROUGH IN the oath year Of his age lie the 1 a.,
p4rens and was promising young All VII" kncw nut
him. He died a. he had lived Tor christian, ni s at
hope ofa blessed Immortality Insa;i,Is monster coui
lave spared the only
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Having entire confidence in the Judgment OF ns
hasi "ssnsu,en Dlessrs Cons R. SLAUGHTER hooett a.
GiaS. Campbell Jno L Gnggln James oaunue
y r Yancey and that no nsinuations were ntenneu
az ~ u,de by john T. Thornton, Esq, in the eomauhca
,on sisned Justice rejecting unnvoraby upon me- en- o
CIjy t,oct the portions of The card written ny me, ss
a. Member of the Lynchbug Bar which reflect upon ai
1;horn,nn and are deemed by him offensive ,.,,,
'not"'on a"N ROBERT L. KENT.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGIsIA'
A

FH'3cI.f ~. . CT!
INFORMATION n1vlg been received 0! 'he o1c
JOHN uWE\S !aea prisoner 10 Ie lii o. u; c,rrs
and under Indictment r arson committed IN 'ns !4f
made his escape from sa ial on inc hisnto the ia |
and yet gong atlass and additional oen
showing that. ~ orce 10 secufe the ehua hun
demanded that sad Owens he arrested ara ha INC Ms
dred offered proclamation OF "a.
ln. n-uicient that purpose DO, there ore nEef
th.e hundred so9cr (n iei OF mo one muura M m d pc
tere any per persons who shall arrest anu de
s.ner INTO the ITari-on AMI do hereby
officers Of the Commonwealth civil aid military aho
pc pe orally their best sxersions TO procure "
said that he may be brough TO silce lar seal c!
IsEAL. '"' oo''"'' ' JOSEPH IoHNs ~, ~.
John Owens is about feet inches h2h about ~ hu
spare bui dark htr ard eyes h'k ip ana tahea ~ rom
large prominent mole tho nrootoy an In'.
He tailor b. trade an! paint and dE-w fous!
Inn. acO,
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THE STETHOSCOPE We have received the juno
number of this periodical II contains iu hnt accIrh.
enor, of the proceedings of the fifth meeting oil tho An
can MedIcu association held in this city the early part
of Nav This record vii; be found ucfu for future refer.
pnce and will prove interesting 10 those members oil Inc
u, o(csson who denied npportnnv TO aenl tns
meeting of the AssociHl iun- Richmond Times
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I Kent, ESQ., who the writer Of The last named a1ele
nor do We 'e N. II. CAMPBELL.
j. o. L. GOGGIN,
JAS. SAUNDERS,
W. T. YANCEY.
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The committee appointed BY the Baltimore Democratic
Convention. TO inform Mr. Pierce Of bis nomination. will
Tst New HampshIie, and perform tina, duty 10 person.
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have no hesitation in saying that the construction
placed uron the piece signed Justice written by myself
BY the gentlemen upon whose judgment Dr. Kent mas oc'su
III "i''inE "'o JOHN T. THORNTON.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED in Baltimore, the j.h nv the Rev Ta1m'
AEiu-on. D. d Lieut.. Cot FRANCIS TAYLOR : \, :
SOPHIA BROOKE, au.he Of Hon b. fancy C5s ~
lice OF the United States.
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The Whea, harvest in this neighborhood and on low
er James River is progressing finely. We regret 10
hear that on several fine plantations the North side OF
lower James River the wheat crop has been terribly cut up
by the army. worm, in some cases one.hfh. On sevea!
larqa estates on the Souh-sde Of the River between 81
and 10 miles below Richmond however, the harvest is abun
dan the grain full and the scarcely injured a. all oy
the rust the worm other beautiful and ="
-.x... golden and purplecolored grain
falling and rich before the ingenious and fatal
knife mechanism Of sseys Reaping machine. Some OF
the farmers expect full crop las; year. and the grain
1. excellent The crops generally promising much
nv recent rains
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lCodMUSlcATED.
tn THE pIJBIIC.

TO The PuBLlli
The undersigned friends Of D. A. Wilson, Jr., and John
r. Thornton having had under advsemen certain pubica-
lions The irst Of which signed Justice" appeared in the
Richmond Enquirer Of May 49, and me ses0 INC,
May 1852, OF which publications they had reason
TO apprehend personal difficulty between the gentlemen ma
their knowledge they are convinced that imputaton
aguinsi The character honor or official Integrity of Judge
Daniel A. Wilson, intended by any thing contained In
the publication siened Justice" Of which Mr. Thornton
was the author and they therefore of opinion that tho
publication signed TRUTH Of which Mr. wilson was inc
snthor should b. Withdrawn HENny P. IpvikG,
N. II. CAMPBELL
JAMES McDoSALo,
SAMUEL Booker,
WIZ 4. RoASE,
Jso. L. GooeIs,
rvnchbrrp luna g 1882 RusT. J. DAVIS
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The Hon STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, OF Illinois, spent yes'e'.
day in Petersburg He waited by several gentle
men Of the city at Jarratts Hotel where he adjourned Inc
Democrats OF Petersburg would like have given him
some expression OF their admiration and confidence hui h
s,ay was TOO short 10 permit He promised to vlsi! Pcte's
bnrg again during the campaign
- fSouih Sid Democrat Jane Il.
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Lynchburg, juno 9, 1852.

Having confidence in the information which led to the
foregoing suggestion hereby withdraw The Gard signed
Truth" above referred TO-
May 9th, 1852. D. A. HlLsoN,'R.
Fully approaching the honorable motives which prompted
the above Card signed BY u. A. Wilson, Jr Esq take
pleasure Ia saying that in writing the article signrc Jus
,icc had no intention reflect the personal honor
or ndlcia integrity Of Judge Wisonnor the same
prompted by the slightest feeling of nnkndness towards
h Kim JOHN L. THORNTON.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE..
TTNnE members OF Dove Lodge. No OIL ie herenE ,u "A
l. moned attend a cal Ell meeting oil sheIf Lodse u
morning. O'Clock. their Hall IN Boshefs oul;ine M
m tribute Of ect 10 .eif oece
ed brother, REUBEN SOtvELL. Members OF our sis uss
LODGES Nos. TO- 49, 49, S. Manchester Lodge NO IL, an
sieu brethren in good standing invited be present
By order Of the Worship'ul Mas'er> S..,
June l5-1. GEO. II. loaF AA'"i
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Letter writer's from Baltimore in the opinion that
Gen. Scott tho strongest in the Convention His
friends seem "bcnt upon carrying the nomination. and mays
somehow or other find to do IT," They expect some
Of the delegates from Virginia and Kentucky ultimately to
20 for Scott John H. Clayton of Delaware was put up as
the Scott candidate for President of the Convention but
Gen. Chapman of Maryland the Fillmore candidate, was
selected by the committee by majority Of four votes This
however is not much OF est-Flmore seems out OF The
question: and Webster is very strong second choice
The decision OF several contested from New York and
Vermont may have important bearing on the election
teesraphic announcement of"Scott and Bo,'ss" nom
inaon was started by wag yesterday 10 this CITY, was
received with wry face BY many Whigs
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THE Petersburg GsAys have invited Gov J"HssoS 10 par,
tjcuae with them in the celebration ii lie approaching 81
nj july TIL. Norfolk RLuEs will be the guests OF The GsAr
-, mar occ,sion and doubtless will hayu very spmir
military denonsIra We trust the Governor VIII act cpl
IN. invitation nf the GAYS The citizens OF Petersburg
have joined in The tuoii-h cor against MS Ekceency
far which upscrupuious parsans made The co'nmunlca
of HATcHER's punishment the preteIt Not 10 his o~n
county would Governor JOHNSON receive more cordial
welcome than the citizens Pe,csbIg, OF all parties
prepared to extend 10 him.
Petersburg South Side Democrat.
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REAUTIES OF wHIGGERf.

- ;,o we have nothing from Baltimore
no dat, upon which TO base any speculation Us ~ v
,,ees NJ ,he Wing Convention The tone Oh INC 'as =.
rhne Seward. Scott, inclines us TO Inc oe'c "" ooo
nov he dropped and Webster taken up lhat paper ea''
- ,,,, will moi he wer Baltimore and mat Inc Co'e'
RON NAV be misled into the nomination OF "co'e' - ~
.a,a;oo miraoe' of his 'nteectual greatness - eA
-. -; I Iest the Convention may take the heavy re-
,ns;h;,i, of u,noking candidate outright" instead Of
cv, h Wbio popular sentiment for Scott. II naSeY
sspns the following complimentary reason Tor lis sals u
rho same time expressing its decided belief that WEBSTER
o,ld maize hut poor race and that the nomination OF any
% Than Scott would BIZ likely TO produce serious
detection"
The Wing in fact scarcely party at az IN ne sfee
est sense but simply loose congregation OF .n"se WIZ @
10 resist certain tendencies ana purpoesoi
nartv which covers itself with the mantle OF Deh'ociaey
As proof of humbuggery of the Wing machinery We
NAV refer TO an article In the Baltimore Patriot OF Heohes
day, which says: j.,
I,is understood that Gen. Scott has today written in
Ter 10 Hon Mr. Archer OF Virginia. in when ne ss ~
substance that he can write letters iof ne p"oc
On the compromise, prior 10 some puoilt .a e.
ohie n The comprouse and in the event OF NOMINATION
will saw So al least the extent OF MS VIZ
Mr. Archer This not public e.e ou. ms neen
II is also said we believe correctly, that the Hon. Mr.
Granger mo: Francis Granger exPostmaster GeneIa he
delegate from the Syracuse district In New YORK 10 e con
vcnon has waited upon Gen. Scott at the head Of sons
ninety Northern delegates advising him. in earnest TERMS
! commit himself in no manner oy letter.
Should Gen. Scott be nominated, under 'hese
ces and should he then write compromise letter. 's v"
still leave in most awkward predcamen' the southern
wbps of the school of the Petersburg Integencer which
,edoes itself only 10 the support of Wing who prior Il
tbe nomination. shall be publicly and unequvocaly commit
ted to the fnsly of the compromise" 1t is too late" fo
General Scott be saved by any letter or platform The
Washington correspondent Of the Columbus tGa) Times
gives the following instance of the utter desperation
Southern Whiggcry. in case of Scotts nomination:
Six days ago Mr.. Toombs of Georgia, bet Mr.. Ward
Kentucky 81 600 that The democratic nominee Will rou
Scott in Kentucky, 1t matters not what pledge Scott may
give or what resolutions The wing convention may pass
Scott Kentucky whig member told me to-day that Inc
wager very mprudent one on Wards part Inc I'm
gsh of this remark surrender OF Kentucky TO the Dem
ocrats.
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PuitApELrHrA JrSE 10 lion Favrite McMullcn OF Va
was held to b, to-day the Of Lulu I'd answer or 90
s.sa upup Mr. F;zwurIh last evening on bonr the stem.
a. Trenton Whilst coming from Tncuny, Dir. tl2~oih
had rcuped Mcal aliens in the cars during MS absence
by plucne hi. lady ~ it. McMi!len threatened 10 tase h
srat br rce but Fz worth vacated II at the request .! his
lady calling AlcM no gentleman They met Afterwards co
Tie boat when Fi,zwonn refusing all The opprotus
epitbes McMucu broke his cane over hi, head
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5elRttRA GaIt.
LA ROsIERB.
FROM CHAMBERS JOURNAL.

About twelve miles from Paris is situated
the pfettV yernal hamlet Of Maisons Laftte.-
n hangs around the Chateau Lafitte--a prince
ly residence, formerly the property and dwell
lug Of the we'll banker Of that name,
but for many years past in other hands. In
front Of the chateau, broad avenue OF green
ward strikes straight away through thick for
est. extending many miles across the country;
parallel with the front Of the building is an
avenue still broader, but not 50 long-LaGrand
Allee-wherein the various fetes Of the ham
let are celebrated, and which, moreover, forms
a principal scene in the following narrative.
Before the Revolution Of 1888, the name Of
Gostillon was familiar as daily proEerb 10 the
neoDle of the Maisons. There were three or
fonr branches Of the family living in the neigh
borhood. and well known as industrious and
respectable members Of thepeasant class. When
the earthquake comes, however, the cottage is
as much imperrilled as the palace; so the events
which brought Louis the XVI. and Marie An
toiuette TO the block, and sent panic into every
court in Europe, also broke up and dispersed the
humble house Of Gostillon. In the awful con-
fusion of the times, some were slain upon bar
ricsdes some sent hither and thither with the
army to uerish in La Vendee or elsewhere, and
some fled to seek safety and peace in foreign
lands. Thus it came to pass, that at length
there were only three females in Maisons--a
widow aud her two daughters-bearing the
once common name. Nine. Veuve Gostillon
MANAGED 10 obtain living by cultivating
mall Oarden---the flowers and fruit Of which
sbe aoid in the markets Of Paris--and by plying
her needle. Her daughters Wer named Julia
ond Cecilia and there was the somewhat
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BuEttu.
From the Canada Temperance Advocate.
Mr.. Tinple-None.

From the canada Temperance Advocate
MIR. Tipple-None,
Tipple-a-lttle, Iipple-morc,
And Mr.. Tipple-none,
Began to talk together once,
Thus did their language run. .
Said Tipple-a-httle to Tipple-Done,
My dearest sir, think
''Tis wrong to Danish from the land
All but teetotal drink.
Because little spirits good,
Wheneer the flesh is weak
But, then, to drink too much is wrong,
IT'S not for that speak.
But when ones wet, or when ones dry,
Or when ones cold, or when
Ones not exactly one of these,
like q little then.
That's Just the thing quoth Tipple-much,
Rising from where he sat,
And trying to balance as be walk'd,
That's right, I'll stick to that
But then, to drink too much, why that
Why that, ] should despise
That's right, that's right, quoth Iipple-more,
Who IOok'd more drunk than wise.
That's Just the talk like, quoth he,
Come, brother, join our band;
Well take another glass on that,
And seized him by the hand,
With blood shot eyes, and ragged clothes,
Come then poor Tipple-all,
To Join his brothers at the bar
And for the liquor call.
Is Tipple-a.little then your friend
Good Tipple-none repliedi--
You see how all these Tipples range
Themselves upon your side
'Tis right they should, for one by one,
From grade to grade you fall
Thus Iipple-a-litte comes at last
To be poor Tipple-all
Yet each approves your arguments,
All say, don't drink too much;
And every lane in DruakendOm
Is crowded full Of such.
So let me caution all Of you.
And counsel every one
To take the only name that's safe;
And that is-TIPPLE-NoNE.