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S25 REWARD.

" a
D UNAWAY from the subscriber in June last, 80
In gro named CALEB. Said negro is about "a
35 years old black complicated blind in eye; about
feet or inches high. He is well known Stones.A1
Bay Onsow county, where he is probably lurking Said
negro Caleb has already been outlawed The above re-
ward of twenty-five dollars will be paid if he delivered to
subscriber his plantation New River Onsow Coun
ty, before the first of January, 1854. M. L. F. REDD
August 18th, 1858 Soft
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DENTISTRY.

DR. T. B. CARR, recently from New York, G.
- has opened office on Market street, SEssAsZlSA
next door to Drs. MEARFs & ANDERSON. UYIYYYYr
In addition to full assortment of the best incorruptibe
mineral teeth he has the exclusive right in this town.
Dr. John Aliens Patent Improvement by which the teeth
are united to the plate with continuous mineral
This has endured without the slightest change the
est and by competent judges the
Improvement in the Dental Art that has been made
Specimens of the kind of plate teeth together with
numerous testimonials may be seen at his office.
Reference given to individuals in this place, wearing
teeth with this improvement.
Wilmington, June 10, 1858 4O-tf
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WEALTH OF FCINcIsNATI-Accordingto 10 an assess
ment just made the total valuation OF real estate IN
Cincinnati is $57772. .0S5 being an increase OF S22
1865 in six years.
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THE Books of MACMILLAN & DAVIS are this day closed
and WILL in few days. be ready for settlement All per-
sons indebted to us will please come forward and settle the
and those having claims them for payment
Sept. /, 1S53.-(l-lm I MACMILLAN & DAVIS
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$50 REWARD.
WE will pay for the apprehension and safe delivery 10
(my negro fellows SAM sam is about 5 feet or q
inches hgh-dark complected He absconded few ~
days sincs and is supposed he will make his back to
she county, N c.. DORTCH & BARNES.
CeorpetOwn. S. c.. 18th July. 4S-tf
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WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD
THE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments the NOrth which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished or unfinished for,
egn domestic MARBLE of all Qualities prepared to ell
ali orders for MONUMENTS AND TONIB-STO ONES-and
every article in the line of the business at reasonable
ates.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or CARVING, execu
ted as well as be done either North South.
The best of reference can be given if required.
Feb. I3 lS53-23-tf1 JAMES McCLARANAN.
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General Notices.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE

THE undersigned have this day associated with them in
business, THOMAS W. PLAYER. In future the business
will be transacted under the name of MCMILLAN DA-
Wis & co. MACMILLAN & DAVIS
September lst, 1858. lin
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sTAVEs AND HEADING

STAVES AND HEADING.
THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase during the next
i six months l75, 900 WHITE OAK BARREL SLAVES;
also $4,000 ASH BARREL HEA DING. If they can be
had of good quality, he will pay considerable advance
former prices Persons wishing to contract do by ap
plying to me here. A. MORGAN.
Wilmington, N c., August 18th, 1853. 49tlstD*
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\ VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

"A VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE! Sga
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THE
i following property viz
COMMERCIAL STEAM SAW MILL now in complete
order lying the opposite side of the river from and with
in the limits of the town of Wilmington; attached to the
Mill is Water Lot 100 feet front the river, running
back $50 feet adjoining which Wharf 300 feet 'front.'
running back the Mill Timber Pen $50 feet the river
200 feet deep. NINETY ACRES OF CLEARED LAND,
beginning $50 feet from the line of the Mill property ad
joining the causeway opposite the Depot of the Wilmington
and Manchester Rail Road running with the to
Alligator Creek distance half mile.
ONE HOUSE AND LOT, corner of Fourth and Num-
streets.
ONE TRACT OF LAND. lying both sides of Jump
ping Run, mile and half from town, containing ONE
THOUSAND ACRES.
TWENTY LIKELY NEGRO FELLOWS, all
eustomed to Mill work. These negroes all young and
valuable.
THE BRIG KATE HEATH, 100 tons burthen, copper
ed and copper fastened
Three-fourths of the New York packet schooner IRA
BREWSTER.
BRIG CAPE FEAR, 200 tons burthen, years old, and
recently zinced.
My being bad and anxious leave for the South
this fall will dispose of the above property the most IA
vOrable terms. M. COSIIN.
Wilmington N. c., S0th July, 1853 47-tf
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CHEAP STORE,


DETER SMITH respectfully informs the public that he
continues the Retail business at his Store Market
Street. where he has just received of OODS
which he will sell cheap, and would be thankful for share
of public patronage.
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PIANOS-AIIrSIC-

PIANOS-hISlC.
TTHE undersigned respectfully informs the ctzenssA
Of Wilmington and vicinity that he has opene1TtT ~
MUSIC STORE on Market street. above the Carolina
Hotel where he intends keep complete assortment of
PIANOS of the most celebrated manufacture. No 6, 81
o. and octave Pianos Rosewood Cases and with the la
improvements These have been selected
by himself and he therefore feels confident to guarantee
them be superior tone, finish and work nanship
which ever came to this market before He will sell them
at New York prices.
He also keeps and constantly receiving the latest and
fashionable Music Piano and all other Instruments
His arrangements Northern Publishers SUCH that
in Europe or in this country in three days. He will attend
any orders from String Brass Bands either for nstu
ments arranged Music with despatch having arranged
sill the Music of the Wilmington Amateur Brass Band du
ring the last months.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
All orders for Music Instruments from the country will
oePromptly attendsdto HERMANN L. SCHREINEH,
Nov 18TH -l6-tf ] Professor of Music
NOTICE.
E subscriber begs leave to return his thanks his
town and country friends for the liberal patronage he has
received from them for the past year. and would respectfully
his FALL AND WINTER SToCR, Which u" he V is now T re-
eeg and hopes by strict attention to business merit
continuance of the same He has on hand the following
20 bbls. Whisksy 20 bags Coffee;
10 g Rum; 10 bbs. Pork;
frkins Butter; 20 boxes Cheese;
20 bbls. Sugar, different grades;
20 " Flour, fine and super;
30 bags extra family Flour;
~ Wines Brandy, Gin, Pepper, Ginger Alspce, Indigo,
Ernts Fannes Winter Goods for pants Cutlery Crocke
~ Sheeting, Shrtng, Blankets, Buckets Brooms Soap,
o Don't forget to call at the old stand, Markestreet,
IN 'front.' Of the Carolina Hotel IHOS. G.. CRAFT
Nlmngton, Sept 10th, 1852
CARRIAGES.
\ have opened branch of Carriage establishment
w at this place, and shalt keep assortment of the
VARIOUS kinds constantly on hand.
81 are agents for Dunlaps celebrated carriages, and
t Keep an assortment of them hand and any descrp
non I That we do not have will order wanted
@ our absence, Mr.. J. J. COnoley w J. Cornwall will
'ahg pleasure in showing them.
11N work sold by us, warranted to do good service.
,r DIBBLE & BROTHERS.
oI1reh lOth, 1883 27-ly.
CLl FlRST 1853. Our Books posted and our bills
e made out, and in want of money. Our friends
ID! expect a UiSit from us soon.
Will be charged all accounts standing six
D'nS JONES s. GARDNER.
nun TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
IL subscriber begs leave inform the public, >EE-Ro
ca 0, mat Ea9t the line Of FOUR HORSE POST 80
ration o between this place and Warsaw is still in ope
The the low stage of water the river,
The ti ia" OF Congress in regard to passenger boats
T o Sme nc OF arrival and departure is as follows:
4; AVE Fayettevll daily at 3 o'clock A. M
I've I've Ift AT Warsaw at o'clock, P. NJ
4rpie w arsaw at 10 or IL O'Clock, A. M
linz "a al Fayettevill at 10 O'clock p M.
l4i-o1nI M. McKlNNON.
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INSPECTORS NOTICE

E Subscriber has received the appointment of Inspector
l Of NAVAL STORES and solicits business from those
having it in his line. JAMES |. BRYAN.
May T. 1853 2OS-lw-37-tf
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
=, * ID, DuPRE. Wholesale and Retail Druggists
1 = AND APorHEcARIEs Wilmington, n. G.
- 80 or Ig53 38-tf
~ HH,opnr D. PRE-, JR.
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WILLIAM II. LIPPITT,

VXTHOI4ESALE and Retail Druggist, and Dealer il
w Paints Oils Dye Stufs, Window Glass, Garden Seeds
Pemery Patent Medicines, &c. SC, of Front
Markestreet, Immediately opposite SHAws old stand, vii
mington, N G.
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INSPECTORS NOTICE.

E Subscriber takes this method ofinforming his friend
/ and countrymen that he elected INSPECTOR OF
NAVAL STORES at June Court and would be very thank
their patronage, promising to transact business wit
fidelity and and to the best of his ability.
Tulv / 1858 [43-t7 PATRICK II. HAND
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D. c. FREEMAN, "f'o' Iioo'1''''
EREEMAN g. HOUSTON. Wilmington. N C.s
D. G. FREEMAN & co, New York;
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS
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s.. NJ. VIZ
. UCTIONEER and Commission Merchant,
q oIgtf Wilmington,
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J. NJ. IEOUINSON,
TMPORTER and Dealer in Hardware, Iron, Stoves,
Nails &c, Frontstreet, doors South of Market, Will
mngton n. G.. L3OvI-lyJ
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JOHN II. HANES,
G.. w. GROOM,

INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES AND PROVIS-
/ IONS, WMMfNGToN, n. respectfully informs Makers
and Dealers in the above articles that he will give prompt
attention all business in that line entrusted him. and
sots share of pnhlir pntonage pledgng himself
ccrry proper effort to deserve it.
June 18th, 1858 244-tf
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:, MYERS
[. MI. ROBINSON

n TANUFACTURER n and Dealer in Hats, Caps, Umbrel
M las and Walking Canes, of every description whole
Gle and retail North side Market-sreet, Wilmington, ~
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MILES COSVIN
WM. c. HOWARD
MILkINSON d ESLER

WILKINSON t& ESLER,
cash Dealers in Confectionery Fruit uts, Toys
Fancy Articles Perfumery, Tobacco. Segars, SC Sc,
Wholesale and Retail Market Street, Wilmington, n &.
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Professional and Business Cards

II. l.. HOLMES,
TTORNEY AT LAW, Wilmington, n. G.
Oce on corner Front and Princess streets, under
1AoI oHcn Sv9-tf
GEO. W. ROSE.
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
{ Tnrp II WILMINGTON, n. G..
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.IO%ERH l.. Il EN-.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs
the public that he is prepared take contracts in his
line Of business. He keeps constantly hand LIME CE-
BENT PLASTER PLAsTERING HAIR Philadelphia Press BRICK,
FIRE BRICK.
n B. To Distillcrs of Turpentne,he is prepared to
put up Stills at the shortest notice. May 20-37-ly
JOHN X. HAWES,
TNsPECToR OF NAVAL STORES, .o... n
September 10th, 1888 2-tljan
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SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK.
At Home Again, under Mozart Hall, Front Street.
TOHN LIE has just received large and well selected
j stock of French, English Irsh Italian, Swiss and Anne
rcan DRY GOODS, which, having selected with the great
est care determined offer at unusually low rates..
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~ FlRST, 1858 Our Books are posted and our bills
are made out, and in want of money. Our friends
Iiy expect Uist from us soon.
will be charged all accounts standing over six
"SnS' JONES s. GARDNER.
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all kinds of Snuff and Tobacco.
In addition to the above he has number of other articles
such CalicoeS Shrtngs Clothing Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes SC, &c. SC. suitable for the Farmer and others.
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Mr.. Webster, Tinl onliep.

o. The iih of Jnly, 1900. Mr Web.
sier, Thea ia bis senior year At College,
delivered on oralion ~ Hanover, y. H.,
which s si,ll preseryed, and hn, been
republisbrd within The past year. Mr
Maiioon, d Somrr, he, Ohio, who was
in College with Mr Webster, gives lhe
following Rnccdo,e, described Ia the
Congregational journal
Il wit in hi, room, said Mf M., when
q depuiaiiop called on 81 W. to ask
him 10 srcvpl tho Invitation bot there
seemed 10 be- "a inslrmOunisble 0Lsia-
cle 10 The way. lle had no clothes sui
table ior The dignity u ihe ocession.--
Here was dil,mma. bot iLi, VISA re-
moved By a rropa. lion made by one of
iLr depuiati1n pfeseut--a merchant ~
he village. You deliver the ofaiion,
NJ Wel.tef." saii BE-, Hni will tfu.i
yoa for a ssii u rlo'les from the beet
e!aih have ia my store. Ahofsafd
ve vii hare ihe orai,on printed, and
.ill depend on the proceeds Of The ssles
for my pay" Mr " turned 10 me
JACK be- iaid. bat shall We do p
PIepare ihe ofai.on. ! said. The on
uon ~ss prepared ani delivered and
% much ~efe ibe r.i.l-ns sraiihed, that
a copy whs ufseHiiy pqursied i2f pub
lieaiion From fhr sales ihs dsba due
ne liberal mer, hani 90 psld, and a
considerable suFplss irh i0f Ar Wei
,f~fs oan asr
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The Family encIc.
THE WlFE'S F0RETHOIGHT,

Anson Kimbail had been married n
bout a month. His business was at tin
making, and lac had a shop Of his own,
and his whole stock was paid for, SO he
felt quite indcpendent--th future look
ing all clear and bright. His wife was
one of those mild, loving creatures that
hung fondly upon the interests and af-
fections of the husband, and whose soul
may sink or swim with the fortunes of
the being it has chosen for partner.
One evening the young couple were
sitting in their comfortable apartment,
the husband engaged in reading, and
the wife working busily with her needle
" must be up early tomorrow NOR
ming, Iennie, for our party starts short
ly after sunrise said Anson, as he laid
down his paper and leaned back in his
chair.
90, to be sure returned the young
man in a gay and laughing tone. You
know the hands in the old shop go on
this salt water fishing excursion eve
ry year, and Of course must 90
WIN AHtUIs We 'hl Aaht OdI lAAltH
with Us on such trip, but YOU shall
have a good time 10 make up for IT,"
You mustn't think, Anson. that
, envy YOU the pleasure you anticipate
for am sure that nothing can give me
more satisfaction than to know that you
are enjoying Yourself
| believe you. Linnie, and assure
you ! shall enjoy myself on This trip cx-
oecdinsly. So you will be happy, too
ch Z"
Certainly" returned the wife; bat
the word seemed spoken reluctantly.
"Come, come. Linnic, YOU don't speak
as you feel. Now You don't want me
70 90"
And how can it he Otherwise =
iol won't bc offended, Anson, If
tell Won"
"Poh, what an idea be offended
at you' Come, tell me your thoughts" q"
As the Young man spoke be moved
his chair 90 he side Of bis wife, and pat
his arm about her neck
Wen, reformed Linnie, in an ear
nest. yc, ploasan, tone, was think
ing Of the expense"
Ha. ha. ha The expense Why
. & won't De over five dollar. AZ the far
thcst
Bot i've dollars &, considerable. You
know you are young Yet and all we
have B. the house We live in and your
small shop
Aod "a not that enoueh' How
many q my friends are there who are
no, even 80 well Of as tha, Z"
Il know you are fortunate, Anson,
bot none are beyond The reach q mis-
fortune For fcw years we bad bet
ter live ns economically as possible with
consistent enjoyment
- I in,rud Zoo h1l What j. five
doliarf. compared with the amount
shall o. able 20 lay up 10 a wear
Mhy. % viii make that amount some
eight o. ten dollar, short"
Thai's strange logic Linnie.-
Noi ~ an Ansou. lou ~iil sreui
five dollar 10 money, anl lose ne time
~ ts1 working laf-
% ,hal bot 'ell Won, L.naie
TN voTk enough harder for il 9hsn
coae haeL - mas 60, msyut ! r
The iasi s~aieu0e uas spoken play
folly ana ihe souas mar ti..ed his sife
A. BE- siote
~ eoaf.s Yas NAV r-,afn-d Iin-
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Nthtidnm NshHapps

Gotilcih funchcll, n jolly Dalchmar
from Adams County WAS brought up,
under impu,ation Of carrying ccrian
building material IN hi, hcaA-co,crinF
lie bore the charge with much good hu'
NOR. shook hands with al the watch
man when introduced Into the office.
aud offered to shake hands with the
mayor, but the etiquette ot the bench
would no, admit of such familiarity
We, for nm tuck up z" inquired
Mynhccr Fuuchcll, rlnncing around on
the officers Of the court
"You are accused Of being drunk,
observed his honor
90, i.h dat all 2 Ncll wash
drunk. drunk rs be tam-but ] was not
rascal drunk | was d,cntcmnn drunk.
note trink any tam sheep aud hom
hogc stud, like dar yankee Nagnbonc
no viskey or rome, or rrandv, yon see.
! nichs like him much"
lou admit that YOU were intoNica-
ted, the law requires You TO pay fine "
law, admit wash shcntecl ia
tossicaic. say so tree time aiorc.'
Then YOU must pay ono dollar and
finy cents"
bah how much YOU shargc der loaf
cr Vor hit drunk nit der tirly brandy.
vein How much must pay der Irish
ragmnif yot tossicatc NIT der piscu mig
head Ni.kcy
"Thcy all pay the same, one dollar and
n half
"Ncll, den. ! kit drunk nit Mynhoor
poiic Nolic.s Aromatict Schiedam
Schnapps. Not for am going to pay
der lousy von.Gnyl lsh dat Reniccl
6Rgcri BE tam, | pash fee dollars"
And so Mynhccr funchcll plnnkcd
his half eagle with nm mir of insulicd
dignity, feeling justly inccnscd at being
treated like n common loaicr who gets
tipsy Mt the three cent groggories. by
The way, the idea is not IA bad ono n
man who can afford to drink the best
liquor should pay the highest price for
too much indulgence in it, Philndcl'
phia Mercury.
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How TO DisCHrpir \ MINES
Lawyers are not only fair md candid but
sometimes ingenious in disrrcdiling wit
ncsses. Take the following oxapplo
Lmrycy Mr.. jenkins, will yon have
the goodness 10 answer me, directly and
calcgorically, a few. plain questions
jVithess Ccaainfy, sir,
Larycr Wen Mr.. jenkins, Is there
female living with you, who is known
in the ncghborhood ns Mrs. jenkins
HfmcsS is.
Ld~ycr Isn't she under your pro.
lection
Uihteo Yes.
LaTyer-Do you support herr
Htfness--I do. :.
Lawycr-IIaye you cvcs been mar
ried 10 herr
Witness have moi
(lIere several Jurors scowlca gloom
lily ON Jcnkins)
LdWyer--That i. all, Mr. Jenkins
Oypoa,p CouHsci-Stop ono mo
ment Mr. jenkins. l. the female IN
question your Mother
HiHess-Shc is.
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She looked N me c,r = ncmcn, in ,hr
facc ,ncrcdulou'D, ,ucd to Keep m,
couu,cnancc aud play the Indian, h0t !,
woald ne, DO Nv muscles began to
tv,tch my Feelings all at once gave
way, ! caught hcr IN my arms, laughed,
cried and danced nhou, tho Room hkc y
crazy mnr, From that time fotwArd
w never wanted money
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thoict pceiru.
Ths 10, that Backed III. BuiI OF tn,
Bayou HEidgr.

= To, that BasL.d ia. BuiI OF a
Ba,ou n'idgc.
tRs~.
In che Henri rf ta.aisisns.
Dwell piaHtrt h.ia and uus
Mi trs sefdaai. susri -s.snnah,
ul sht ral'uF. dsrs bayou.
Ivti boz thr fgcsi ipnris,
I've ani morHiug. nifii and nrou,
il0nicd be- me Ga and squirrel,
ur ulf passgia end tafcaan.
IhUarh be va, q usacfu Nimrad.
Nti hr saf. no tnHtsr's namf,
rul.t aathrr'i hrari bod slvsss
Burned with q poetic hame,
"Na.riiaf'' sfr It'll "wpis'
nu name might msts him one.
~ shs called him i.afathots-
u, that name hs IA aud Wun.
Long had Lara reached the wildwood,
Dread ~ c'u The ratAmuuut big
Dread iso ofi pf stfsyinF eiicheus,
ora neirhi,'s's euani pig
1Il De sucd. beneath holly.
sisndine 90 m1ss grow hans,
4 dear usid, beneath ~ hose riaHecs,
Al t,, hcsr - ,ihiu him .aus.
Long he stood and gard np'n her,
NhHr ,ht, ike timid fswn,
GsS.d up hr.i At Lauthcu,
cared down n.tt upon the lawn.
Wbon at length, wi'h ardent longing,
Spoke be- in the Wildv nod DARK
she, a, fearing snmr deep wrongius.
Ran a. nc'si did "Cuuy sar..n
Straight 20 her papss plantation,
Made she iur the bayou bridge.
Yelling lkr the w halc Greek nation,
A. shn erosscd The usarr't ridge.
sWin he followed, aad mpluuuf
"Vould ,ho for nument stop 'n
ilafk what meant that awful roaring
Asht reached the bridges top.
Gi,c him pause yet ere consider
Alton once could cfos, his mind,
Comes hull with utcd head down,
And his tail erect behind.
Making straight at lafatheia,
BclloWha iikc ycy cursc--
Zen had i.Bra's name been Peter,
Could tho hull have acted worse
I.Itc the Indian whom the "pn't'
Speaks Of IN the dark "NaEoo,"
what could Lara do but gn IT,,
Notwithstanding the buil'- "boo ''
So. without single thinking,
lleHdiunr al the bull he rucs
Almost meets him--quick As winkins
Falling meath the bullock. nose.
~ the huii went plungiuf over
'Gainst the bridges touring rail,
I nathan rntr and payfnr
In the bayou, saw his tail
Then he ran on after rhTbc,
lBy the way, that was the namo
Ofthc nymph no meath the holly
First had rouscd bis passions hamc,)
she was on her father. bosom,
Chnring close unto h- breast,
Csnng naufht far I.arathoia
Long a. there she could but rest.
I.afathcta needed not het,
Hu, spoke out with accents grim;
"sif your hull is IN the water,
And twas ! that buck'd AZ him"
Quick tho farmer stretched his hand foilh,
Lara hcta's palm to catch,
And he spake out "Phmbc, stand fiub'
This Young man is sure your match.
Takc nav bull from out the water--
Twas my fsvoric hull, the 'Midge,"
And the man shall have my daughter
Who did buck him N the bndge"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-29
JOHN e. MlLLERS
Patent Pulling, Washing and

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