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Fnuqnier White Sulphur Springs.
Fifty miles weSt if District of Columbia

fytg HleS UeS " D1StTlct OF C0htr16tG
THIS establishment Is open for the reception
Il OF Vlsiter:. The healing 1talities of the water
are well established, and by MANY are iesatGed
inferior to none nj the State. The buildings
upon large scale, tastetully arranged, with spacious
portcoeS, bathrooms and parlorS, extensive paved
walks. and covered WAYS shaded by beautiful trees.
a firStrate band of music has been secured, and
most ample supply OF the very best wines, liquors.
anh stores which the country could afford. without
regard tn price. Efficient, polite, accommodating
agents will endeayor ~ make the OF the guests
: agreeable rs roSsits 80,
Terms OF board as toio,vs: ss f5rtite stdson end
ing l>t October; ior three months, SIS; for two
months, $50; for one month"; ;s}5; for two weeks
SIC; one week, Sl0 per day, 10; meals and
lodgings, each % cents. Children under twelve
wears, and servants, half price. No charge for
children under two years. Horses, 30 cents per day.
or $40 per month. The very best wines and liquors
having been obtained, cOrkage of S bottle, and in
proportion tor larger quantities, will be charged on
all that shall be brought TO the place by Others Bills
payable weekly.
The Alexandria alltl Uransc Railroad Is now COM
pleted 10 WarreltUn and the cars edte Alexandria
NJ eight O'Clock every 'crins c3cpiit Siinday, and
get to Warreihc In aiiot.t two aiif- half hours
where frst rate line of stages Will take the passen-
gers immediately to the Springs six and a half miles
over Ne. .idamized road; returning, the cars leave
Narrenton at i O'Clock, and passengers get to
Alexandria and Washington time for the evening
train to Baltimore. Another tram of leaves
Alexandria at p. M, and gets TO BeaetOn III about
two and half hours when first rate line of stage
coaches Will take the passengers about nine miles TO
the Springs, over u good suinimrt road. Fare by
either route from Alexandria the Springs, $3.50
Travellers who come by Gordonsville will have
equally good coaches to Culpeper Court house,
which place they leave at i'll the cars and get
10 Beaeton IN 80 minutes where the cOacheS will
take them immediately to the Springs, thus making
two daily lines from Bealeton, and one from War
renton To the Springs Persons may breakfast ut the
Spring., dine AMI sp'Id about four i'll Alexandria,
and return to tire Springs by sunset OF the same day
Passengers by the evening train from Richmond get
to the Springs ~ iiB61 .he next day. BY the Cor
donsviIle roite, they .!dS3st Cufpeper Court house.
good lime OF coaches VIII go from the Springs ~ New
Market three times Il week. connecting at Galnes'S
Cross Roads with the Winchester line.
THOMAS o. FLINT,
iy92m Superintendent.
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST
"a o. aszsszsssl.s,sGzs -

Baltimore and Ohio Railr0ad, f0m Bait5-
more TO Wheeling, 0Hd connecting there
ruth the large, Mew and splendid Steamers
Of the Union Line on the Ohio, u1,d tile
stages to Z0uesritie, 4c.
TTNIIIS EXPEDITIONS LINE being now thorough
ly completed, by the late finishing of the Great
Board Tree Tunnel, and the road being in excellent
ordfr the earliest attention of travellers confident
ly directed o IFS superior advantages and low fares
The scenery upon this road Is OF the stipend
ous and attracute character. .... ....
The EyFf.Ss Nail Friih leaves Baltimore daily al
p M, and runs directly iiltbtigh 10 Wheeling 1880
miles, III le or 10 hours, including a stoppages,
rivlilg there at or D. m next day or, passengers
leaving Baltimore at 8 a. NAV lay over for lodg
ing III Cumberland, (lI9 miles, and proceed thence
to Wheeling in the morning.
10 connect with these trains, the leave
Washington at Il. Iii., and p. m, daily, meeting
the cars from Baltimore dt the Washington June
tion DIETER known d. the Relay HotIse,) miles
from Baltimore -
Al Wheeling, the seven unrivalled steamers of the
Union Line, which have just been completed for
this route, form a daily connection with the cars,
and convey passengers down the Ohio TO Cincinnati
and Louisville. where the stages for Nashville, Sc.
or the st. Louis and New Orleans packets may be
taken by those going further on.
Passengers for Columbus Tor who prefer the land
route To Cncimnat) and other parts of Ohio, and the
West may also proceed direct from Wheeling i'll the
OHIO Stage COmranv's excellent coaches over the
best part of the National Road to GAINESVILLE, SC,
and thence ny railroad,
Passengers for WeTlsvifle and Cleveland by ste am
boat and railrond will also find this most agreeable
route, there being Il regular and speedy come Hion
at Wheeling to and from those places.
{J}- Baggage checked through from Washington
TO Wheeling. and charge Of transfer of passcn-
gers baggage.
Fare by through ticket with the right to lie over
anywhere Oh the route) from Washington to Wheel
ing 80 80; to Cincinnati Sll; to Louisville Sl2
Tickets 10 be had Of Mr.. PARSONS, Agent, at the
Railroad Station, Washington, and of the other
agents of the COMPANY. VIM. PARKER,
YS General Superintendent.
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Bursts Of EloQuence

The following burst of eloquence was
delivered before a justice in Pennsylva-
MIA:
Your honor sits high on the adorable
seat of Justice. like the Asiastic rock of
Giberaltar, while the eternal rock ofmer-
cy, like the cadaverous of the valley,
flows meandering at your feet"
The following is the commencement of
a speech of a lawyer in New Jersey:
Your honors do not sit there like mar
BILE statutes to be waited about by every
windy breeze"
Another orator thus commenced his
harangue: H..
1.-The important crisis which were about
to arrive have arroven."
Another thus explained
The court will please to observe that
the gentleman from the East has given
them a very learned speech. He has
roamed with old Romulus, socked with
old Socrates, ripped with Eripides, and
canted with old Cantherides, but what,
your honor, does he know about the laws
of Wisconsin,"
Extract from the argument of young
lawyer before Mississippi justice:
May it please the court: would
rather live for thirteen hundred centuries
on the small end of a thunderboit-chew
the ragged end of a fash of lightning
swallow the corners of a Virginia worm
fence, and have my bowels torn out bv a
green briar, than to be thus bambooxied
bv these gentlemen. - - = -
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tfY LETTERS PATEHT SEcIERhn IN ls49.-
~ PILNLRM ACHER'S PATENT HYDRO

u LETTERS PATEST SECURED IN is49-
~ PJLNLRMACHER'S PATENT HYDRO
tLEtIElC EULTilC CHAINS, constructed to
D WON under the garments, are the most wonder
D. discovery IN medicine and electricity OF tie pre-
"t day They relieve, without pain or shock, i'll
: hia'leni>ly, acute nervous pauIs-such as head,
eT and tDotlchc, rheumatic paIns tic dOlorpauN
D., md BY eiI niIld bur continuous and percepti-
ac'lCH Il thC tcdy, t.easss IT fc5.s' Sending
ch a. gGut, l5cdl paralysis. nervous complaints
H-Cr dis, a~ts &c, disappear if b. miracle they
have been applied with the greatest Success i'll all
u'Se dTtfl'r! diseases III children. commonly called
ch'ul>OlIS, - also III of tcetng under dtfi
cItle> and disorders the bowels. They precipate
II talN from their solutions; decGmIS5se water; de
ct Id. iIignetc needle: III short show oil the pine
nHH"n II O. rjH JriG SCltaIC pile. Tie :li>iriments
pAdurHi9 these effect weigh about two ounces; can
, tO!t"d up III pocket book; are ALWAYS ready for
IT Eant:neON Use, and will last man hi- lifetime
q EclnS hlEl'eli, family and friends, &c, against
h't nlrtber Of iseaScs aud complaints In which
III I'd str tlHs electricity Is perfectly safe. certain,
q wpfiaTul speedy remedy. The price OF a conf
P te chain Is from Il To So batteries : 10 to l2 30
n"-,hblr a may seem tine above facts, any per
e can EASILY convince himself beforehand, at the
depot. OF their truth The importamce Vi thc nven-
~ hd> been acknowledged IN America by the Aca-
a. nv o. Medicine OF New York, and tie chains have
h,eH applied with great success In the medical col
feN. tie city. Rellrv,tc, and Ward, Island Hospi
= BFr5klvr Cry Hospital, Sc; in Europe, by the
Rye COLLEGES a. Physicians and S'I.rgeC, i'll Lon
d q, by the Academies Rationale dc Medicine at
P,!s; by the Imperial Faculty at Vienna; by the
Rival Faculty At Berlin, and other scientific institu-
p> - the highest order. including the principal hos
p-lls IN Europe.
The pr1priors are in possession of testimonials 10
y same effect from all the above Institution, In
Anenca and Europe, well As of the most eminent
40 distinguished members of the profession in both
ntnl>phcraS, ana invite the public tO examine them.
Full and Illustrated descriptions one for personal
Us, and cps Ter scientific With copies OF
u mai, and number Of cases cured III View York
at Europe. may be obtained gratis al the office
Lsy VIII forward, Tree Of postage, any part of the
United states, in Answer 10 pre- paid inquiries, con-
AIMING th.ee cents postage stamps.
J. STEINERT,
W. SIS Broadway, cor. Prince ST.
Agents III Baltimore. Me>Srs CHAs. WM. CAS-
hsI, No ai '. Gay ~. III Washington, DIR. SUHUE-
nTe- cG-neI L and tl:l S. rear Penn. avenue.
lyb-tf
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The New York and Liverpool United
SintcA lInil Steamera

Tile ships comprising this line are
The Atlantic Captain West.
The Pacific Captain Nye.
The Arctic Captain Luce.
The Baltic Captain COmstOck
The AdriaIic Captain Grafton.
sTM These ships having been built by
<EER6Ss, tract expressly for Government service,
every has been taken in their construction,
also in their engines, to insure strength and speed
and their accommodations for passengers unequal
ed for elegance and comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool in
first cabin, Sl20; in second cabin so. Exclusive
of extra state rooms, $500. From Liverpool
TO New York, ego and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No ber,hs can be secured until paid for.
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TO. THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. L !. :
Fgk aARpER.sF FERRY.

n-a. The Splendid Steam Packet CON-
.E.AlA@H GREsS Captain vstsEY PsRsEIL,
put In eottie:e 5te!,, SiII so.amshSe Rtr regular
trips between HARPEh;Ss. FERRY and GEORGE
TOWN, OH Monday, July, iith; leaving Riuer's
wharf, Market street Bridge, west Of the Market
House, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at
for the cars going west. Returning, leave Harper's
Ferry every T.esday, THURSDAY, and Saturday, at
O'Clock, a. m, arriving ~ Georgetown the same
evening aha. .r-.- a.n9#
Way passengers will be landed at any POM IN the
Canal, at reasonable rates. ..- .... ..... r.
Parties of pleasure can obtain passage at half
price. -. 2. j.,
An aekages intended for the Congress to be left
concerning the boat may he obtss.ed; - 30 .--'
Through passage g. =. ...-.--:s.. ,,.-,,T, =
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DlfEs DF SAILING.

For freight OF paS-ags apfay 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
No. IS Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN. SHIPLEY CO,
-... .....- .- -,.....- Liverpool
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. MUNROE & CO, 49, ,....... o..
26 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES Paris
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, ewery, precious
sfones metals, unless bills of ladIg signed
therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed.
iy6
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!. DAILY 4, EVENING E en- l1NltlG5 STAR. sTllAI fS
+ H E RAVE


BYR. JossELYN.
Why should the good 60 rhere' --' -'- '... .'
IT'S a cold and dark abode, oi s,C.- 81 .f--
For the holy men of praise ard tsayer. ..fs.
Who have ,dwelt so long in the pleassrt ar
And sunshine Of their God.
o. syad on ...lg..I eu.5 81 8f-
Why go the leariitt. s,rd wise
To House 50 close and dahfr's
They can gaze not there at heTmystic skies,
Nw watch the stars as they fall and rise. .ss.-
= Nor reaS " the midnight lamp.
Why 80 the rich and gay = alt tr-t tr.-
0 To hut, so mean and small,
No chance is there for a proud display
The.s IS scarcely room in the walls of clay
Forthe iusty v ,rn,s 70 crawl L. -r-
j.. Bun for him who is struggling on q -. '--l
. I'M Nild ambition's race, q. Ii, -, -.
Who feels that the goal cannot be wo.,-- Ei-
That his spirits droop and his strength is gone,
'Tis aquiet resting place. GaH #sE n
As for him who has weary grown, ... IL
OF a world that loves him not, r., ~
Whose joys hsve vanished and hopes have 1oEI
Whose only wish Is TO be alone,
indeed, 'tis all envied spot! -.
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THE EVENING STAR
NEyER-E AILING REMEDY.
no L L OWL OINTMENT
A CRIPPLE SETs ASIDE MS CrtfCsEs AFTER
TEN YEARS SUFFERING

4 ChIEFLE SKIS ASIDE HiS CLUTCHES AFTER
TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
Cogy efa Le,,er from Nr Thompson. Chem
~, L'rfrpooi dat6d August 2Oth, 1852
IL Professor HoLEowAr, ....
Dcc~ Sri am enabled to furnish YOU with
r,rst extraordinary cure effected by your
Invaluable Ointment and Pills, which has as
finished every person acquainted with the
Sufferer. About ten years ago, Mr. w Cum
Ilins, Of Saltney Street, in this town, was
THROWN from his horse, whereby he received
ysry serious injuries he had the best medical
Twice at the time, and was afterwards an in
late Of different infrmaries, Srt hh grew
worse and at lensth g nlierant running ul-
G. settled II his hip, which so completely
cirpI-d him. that he could not move without
catches for nearly ten years recently he
Iegan 10 use your Ointment and Pills. which
have now healed the wound, strengthened his
limb. and enabled him TO dispense with his
cfuteheS, so that he can walk with the great
est ease, and with renewed health and vigor
tSignedl J. THOMPSON.
4 MOST EXTEAORBINARY CURE op 4 DREADFUL
SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL NRDICAt AID HAD
FAILED.
topg ofe Lesser from Mr.. Hird. Draper. OF
fcI9g, HCG. Gatnsbro', dated March l. 1852
>, Professor HOLLOWAY,
some tire sincs, one OF MY children
vas sHictcd With dreadful eruptions over the
tady and limbs l obtained the advice of Sc
y,ral eminent Surgeons and Physicians. by all
G. whom the case was considered hopeless AT
l,ngth [ tried your Ointment and Pills, and
,i,hou; oxacyeraticn. the effect was miraeu-
us, for L" nerSevering in their use, all the
.ruptioas quickly disappeared and the child
was restored to perfect health.
| previously lost child from asirlil ar COM
Iaint. and frIsly believe had in her case
f;ortci vcUr medicines she would have been
taved also. I shall be happy to testify the
truth of this to any inquirer.
CSigred) j HIRD, Draper
The Pills should be used conformity with the
Ointment in most Of the following cases:
lad Legs. Gout.
lad Breasts. Glandular Swellings,
turns Lumbago,
Bunions Piles
Bite Of Moschetoes and rheumatism,
Sand-FIies, Scalds.
Coco-tay Sore Nipples.
Chiego-foot, Sore throats
Chllblaln=, Skin Diseases.
Chapped hands, Scurvey,
Germs. (SOftl Sore heads,
tance-s Tumours,
Contracted and Stiff Ulcers.
Joints. Wounds,
Ilephantiasis, YawS.
!istuias
cclG at the Establishment of Professor HoL-
1wAY. PA, Strand, (near Temple Barr Lon
con and by all Vendors of Medicines, through
CIT the United States in Pots, at 37t c. SIC,
Id 81 5Oc- each Wholesale, by the principal
rug houses in the Union and by Messrs A
L u. SANDS, New York.
y There is a considerable saving by taking
the larger size.
B--DlTcetions for the guidance of pa
tents in every disorder are affixed to each Pot
iunc 81
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
O. u . >

= CHdNtIE .OF HOOhE. ------
nN and after Monday, March IA, the Pas
" senger Train will be run as follows, -.s.
Leave Washington at and 8o'clock A. NJ.
Do do at 81 and O'Clock P NJ
On Sunday at 6 O'Clock A. NJ. and P. NJ
Leave Baltimore at II and o'clock 4. N.
On Sundays at At A. N. and St P. NJ.
The 1st and 4th Trains from Baltimore, and
he 2d and 4th from Washington will be Ex-
press Trains, stopping Only at the Annapolis
and Washington Junction Stations.
The fraih leaving Saturday evening goes no
further than Philadtl phia; the one Of Sunday
morning only to Baltimore.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to
Philadelphia and New York will be given by
Trains leaving at A. NJ. and P NJ except
on Sunday morning By order -
mar IS - r H PARSONS, Agent
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MRS. PHARNUM'S COUGH CANDY.

NJ = 1eT1dr hofh an ear 70 hear Ief hlm heaT.''
BALTIMORE, Nov 10, ls45.
Dear Madam,-The duties ofmy business have cX-
posed me to coughs, cold, asthma and pulmonary at-
fections | have been deprived of the power of at
tending 10 the duties of my profession and should
have been had have been the benign effects
of your INDICATED CANDY tried it but few
effects NV cough and hoaIseness Left me--------
rO@ NYLCNGS ARE HEALED,
and my appeute greatly improved therefore, have
many who have experiencedth the benefits of your palu
able Cough Candy. WILLIAM MEhCEh-
For sale by Druggists throughout the city, State and
District Of Columbia, generally. yo-u
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70 The Paris correspondent of the
the London Times states that the Russian
feet in the Baltic being short of steamers,
the Emperor had sent an agent who was
in treaty for the purchase Of the American
steamers Humboldt and franklin, for
which vessels the sum of 4,75O, 900 francs,
equal to $950,000, had been offered, and
it was thought the bargain would be con.
cIuded. -.CC.s.
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NEW YORK, BREMEN,
fkTn AND SOUTHAMPTON UNITED
STATES NAIL STEAMERS. y.

The ships comprising this line the WASHING
TON, Captain f. NJ. Fitch; HERMANN, Captain
E. Higgins.
These steamers stop at southampton both going
and pt,IYut inn "a. =
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rHEIwEEKLYlsfAR

BEING LESS THAN oSK crSr A cory,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-23
W ashington Territory.

This Territory, "f which Muior Strversis ar.
pointed Governor is thus described in the Nation.
Al latelIisrncer;
Among the few acts Of positive gi.iaton con.
summaled al The session OF Congress lust cuuclud
ed that Organizing the new territory vi Washing.
ton u "ue oi the most Important ard intsrss sl;ur
Il adds another step 10 that lsdder of .nplre on
winch the growing nation is mounting ,u the
I"ilIest heights of political gr'aten.ss. lh.
m'iDa hnIs oi onr domain forms The north west
trn block IA the hug, mosslc uhcreon our ration-
al enriFles are To sxp.nd themselves We n.rd
not look i"rwaru tn Il longer leritorsl probation
than between five and ten wears ~. tins far of
land shall seek MI honorable entry INTO our great
family ui States.
Washington Territory conpri.es the northern
portion uf the recent Oregon territory, and IA
bounded ON the south by the Columbia river. On
/" n.srl, Fort Walla Waila, lsume twu hundred
aud nInsly miles where the parable of forty sn
degrees cf latitude Intersects II thence by tin.
PARALLEL 10 the crest Of the Rocky Mounts ns ;
thence the boundary follow. this mouutain crest
I" latitude fort, nine degrees and thence runs
west on ihis parallel to the Gulf Of Georgia aud
The Strata "f fuca to tho Pacific by winch i, is
limited On the west
Warrington T,r,tcry lies chiefly between lat
itGd~s 46 degrees and 40 degrees and between
l"ngitudss 10 dtgre, and l93 degrees west VI
GusnNich. The boundary initial poin,s aud par.
alltls NUT soon be accurately determined and 1t
must suon bc decided where the crest of tho
Rocky Mountains Teall, is.
A coast survey reconnaissance has now sx
.'ndedup the entire Pacific coast aud along the
south c-as, OF the Straits OF Fuca and y iii 80, n
De published. The surveys under Capt Wilkes.
f,ll inf ~ III IL.
group Of Islands IN the Gulf of &c rgia, and the
channels leading 10 aud making up Pugets Sound,
with much detail The shores Of this wonderful
network Of channels are so favored in soil and
lncai"n that they must soon possess great value
Though a surprising eItsn, Of line they are dl
reetly accessible fur ocean vessels and form as
!, were an immense net work Of harbor. They
rttsen, the foundation f.r kEd uf agricultural
Nrncc fat into the hear, of tie west half of
Washington, the resources Of which they will
greatly aid IN developing.
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Taken IN and done for.

There 10 n Sheriff now residisx in this Stale.
not more thar two huut.rsd miles from Jor ssbors
who va. rather tnken in ard done !or' on one
occasion. lie made It a prominent part Of his
bu'incs. TO ferret out and punish p<dlars for
tra'eling Through the State without q license
but one morning he met his match.-a genuine
Yankee pedlar.
What hav, you got to sslli ANYTHING T ask.
ed the Sheriff
'Yaa', sarsa; what would you like to hsvs
Got raEos-fl.t rate; that's an article that yoa
want, 'sw, Square, shsuld say. by the look O
your laird Got good blackin'; 'tll make them
old co~hds boots o youra shine sot you ken
shave into en- eenarnost Balm o Klumby, tew.
--obly a dollar boltie.--good for the hsr, and
as.is'n peer human natur. a. the poet saya'
And 80 he ratified on Al length the Sheriff
bought bottle Of the Balm Of Columbia, and in
I. pi, to the question vhe'her he wanted an,
thing else, that flnctionsry said he did--he wan.
ed to see the Yankees license fof prddllnx in Illi.
noi'. that being his duty as II gt. Sheriff u tho
State.
III. rediar showed him a dosumept Fixed up
good and strong, IN black and white.
The Sheriff looked At it. and pro o,ounssd il all
right Then handing back tue bottle to the ped.
lar, 10 said:
Il don't know now that iva Ioroh. this s,ufY.
sell 1t TO you ssaIn. What will you give for i, =
Oh. | don't know that The darncd stuff 10 any
use to me. but 'eein ito you. Sheriff, I'll give you
twenty-five cent?, Tor it. you rally don't wan,
! it,
The Sheriff handed over the bottle AZ the six
b Is discount from his own purchase. and re.
eeivei his chsngs.
NV. said the psdlar, I got question Or lev
to ssk yo' now. Hsv you rot . psdlars license
about your trowssrs any here.
'No; have not any use for the article mymi..'
replied the Sheriff
Hant -hi Wal guess we'll see about that
pooty darned soon. Ell und, rs,and the Law, II
il clear case that you have been trading with
me hawking and prdling Balm o kIumLly on ths
highwsy. and shall inform w you-dsru'd Ell
don't now
The Yankee was - good a. his word. When
he reached the next village he made his com
plant, and the Sheriff was fred eight dollars for
selling without license. lie was heard after
ward To s.y that you nigh, as well try to hold
CREASED eel n = live Yankee