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GREAT BARGAINS.
.ANFIELD, BROTHHR 4 CO

" 229 BALunoRE SrKEEr, BALTIMORE, Mp.
Are desirous Ct osing out great portion OF their
present stock Of elegant FANCY GOODS, Jewery,
Watches, Clocks ans OTera Glasses, Dressing Cases
WI ing Desks, Ice Pitchers, Vases Bronxes &C. pre-.
parstory TO receiving their fall supply Purchasers
will find great barvains aup 1T
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UNDERTAKES, dc,
UNDERTAKING..

r W. PLANT co. having removed from thai,
" Old stsod, ON D street between 9th and 10TH
TO their present place of business on the east side
OF 7th, between aud Fl Hts, respectfully announces
that they are prepared the shortest notice. and
at hours Of the r'gh- attend to Gala made IN
the ne OF their busine. Being pre- pared to fur
nish funerals In the most complete and spproprjate
manner, and to devote themselves solely To- the bns
iuess Of Underta king nothing shall be venting on
their part to give entire satisfaction to those ho
employ them As sole owners of C. umD,s Patent
Ca, pse Pfeserer, J. ". Plant Co. respectfully In
vite public attention to the superio ty Of Crumns
Corpse Preserver ov,r every other invention Of the
kind. as It may be eectually used for the dead bod
Without plscng 1t In box Of ice or the ;cs he;no
Pressrvef has never been known to fail IN tn. hot
test weather to give satisfaction, can be proved
by numerous certificates Shrouds Of djfferent
kinds made to order at the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms. 4
Tn. advertiser charges are below the usual rates
otother Undertab ers.
Hesrse always in re 'dines. aug 2s-eotf
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKEN
n he undersigned would respectfully inform hit
i friends sc9aaintanoes, and the public gensrally
hat he still continues to execute all orders in hi
Inc Of business In the best manner and at the short
sst notice.
REPAIRING neatly and promptly executed
FUNERALS attended to at
W the shortest notice, and in the best
manner. Bodies prcserued in the most perfect man
reT, eoen IN ne soarmess sredtheT.
NAsnkfui for past fayors, he would respectfully
solicit, and will endeavor to merit continuance O,
she same. ANTHONY BUOHLY,
Pc. ave, 8. side, between 9th and 10th sts.
Residence Mr.. Martins, street, Sd house east OF
ttn street. mar lily
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T'ICONDEROGA,O ORTHE BLACK EAGLE,
i by G. P. Il. James, great American romance.
Our Honeymoon-This work is peculiarly adapted
to the wants Of those who contemplate white vests,
yellow kids and matrimony.
Eclectic Magazine for August
Hard Times--By Charles Dickens; complete.
Gleasons Pictorial and Flag Of the Union for this
week, and everything in the Book and stationery
line for sale at SHILtINGTON'S
Book store, odeon Building, col. ~ 4 Pa. sv.
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GEORGE d. SMITH.
RICHARD n. SMITH.

RICHARD n. sHTH. GEORGE D. SMITH.
~ ID. SMITH 4 CO, Manufacturers and
VI, Dealers in ALCOHOL. CAMPHRNR, ETHE-
RIAL OIL. 10. No. "a 8. CALVERT STREET, op-
poHte Water street, BALTIMORE Nd
mar H-ly
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lust RECEIVED, another invoice OF fne
u American WATCHES, designed for railroad
agents and others who require accurate time keep
ers)
Also, q fine assortment of rich gold Jewelry, new
est s. ylss which am selling from 70 to 80 per Ct
below the usual retail prices asked at other estab
syivanis sveaus, betw. ~ and 9th sts.
iy 1T b. U. HOOE
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HARTRIDaE BOX, BALLOT sox, and BAND
~ BOX; but the greatest OF NOSE s rs .ns DsnoooI
which can be had In assorted Sizes WIN every Vsf
ETY. OF Fancy Goods and Millinery at
SHEpD's, ltth st., above Pa: ave.
d. B.-Just recsivsd = fine assortment OF Teaies
and shaving Sosp, Extsscts, snd ooiognes'
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-yrpYrv VICTORIOUS.

TuhAGX v4OAV0AVOO. =-A
V0U win iind at the same OLD STAND, Pennsyl.
yania avenue near 18th street opposite the
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES a With OF without
the latest styies: brackets Tables Room Moulding,
Cornisss, &C., Ae or by leaving your order you can
have any thing dene In my hne. 80
NB-Old Frames, 10, regilt at the shortest no
tiee ON reasonable terms. Don't forget the place
e.h 1n-1v JOHN WAGNER
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

70 sa 80 DIR. O. MUNsON has fitted up the
heuse and once On Pennsylv anta ave
UI1TYySn nus, formerly occupied By Dr.. Hum
phreys, and is making TEETH tn an en-
tireIy new plan, with continuous gum-the very I'm
pe.sonetioI Of nature herself only hsudson.r II de
sired. Public ipspsction respectfully solicited ps.
III. owns the patent for the D. G., Va, and n. o.
All departments in Dentistry attended to sra We
.sntsd 70 be done IN the vsy bsst msnner.
mar lily = 49,. -. ....
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UNDERTAKEN.

UNDERTAKEN.
G. o. WALL, Undertaken In all its
branches Funerals attended to at
the shortest notice. in the best manner and on the
most reasonable terms.
Seventh, between D and streets.
Residence on 8, between e and 4, north side.
jy 6-eo8m
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REV. VERNON EsKRIDaE, U.s.N.

PORTSMOUTH, VA Aug. 49, 1851.
Mr.. j. Boush-Bear sir: While am in gene
raj, opposed to patent medicines csndor compela me
to etate that have great confidence in the virtues
of Hampton's Vege,abl. Tinctur. For several
months past have used it in my family and in
dyspepsia loss Of opetits dizziness and general de-
hlty with entire So far as my expert, nzs
extends, therefore. take pleasure in recommend
ing 1t to the afflicted as q safe and efficient remedy
an, respectfully, yours,
VlRsoy EsKR1DaI,
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PRESERVING KETTLES.

A LARGE assortment of Porcelain and bell metal
A PRESERVING KETTLES have just oeen re
kespsrs Hard sare, sill of which are offered on rea'
''-,A'-' "1A - = f'fF677 JOS. L. SAVAGE, 'aa Il
F.. .,r Pa avenue, between 10th and llth SIS.
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4 LES Gasstta Of Fashion for June has arrived at
TAYLOR & MAURYS
bE- BookStore, near sthist,
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~ THE CREsT.~

Ag-THE ca EST. ga
SIR ASHLEY COOPER, BART, d,
THE EMINENT MEDICAL PRACTITIONER. HAS LEFT A
VALUABLE LEGACY THE WORLD IN his
Great Preventive of Consumption,
AND UNFAILLNG
Cure for Pulmonary Diseases,
Without the Use of Medicine.
Sir G, Part. invented snd advised the use of the
INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR,
To al persons of ali ages and conditions, as Ger
tain and safe shield sSai those fearful diseases
Consumption. BroHchitis, Asthma, COUGHS, Gods,
and other sfli,ticns of the Lungs, which srse from
the posed ST ate of the chest ding TO fashion,
and the continual changes of our climate.
''Ths protector" Is simply chemically prepared
fur, Tired with silk, and padded, which, suspended
from the neck covers the chest, In so agreeable a
manner that, once wcrn, it becomes q necessity and
comfort.
;-+ |"a is making rapid progress thro'
the United States the ,a-. 80 hean s.,u sts
The West 1ndies. 1t has for a iops En-.
pie article in England ard on the continent y.
rope, while ii has grown in many countries to the
positit OF an article of dress.
To demonstrate the Sc facts enquire Of any English
resident in your .:cinity of his knowledge of the
beneficial effects of wearing the Protector WITHOUT
wearing these articles is mere trie and one will
lat some years. No one who values the health of
himself or bis family wilt be without them, but
rapidly introducing them. Harcourt, Bradley Co.,
of London, and Manchester, England, were origi-
nslly entrusted with the manufacture Of the Pro-
tectors, by the lsmented DR.. Cooper, and continue
to manufacture according to has original instruc
tions, snd therefore recommend those who would
wear The Prot ectors," to see their being genu ne
Rem ember, this is a stdpe article and no Patent
Medicine. .- ...s.
RETAIL PRICES.
Gents slze................. ......$1 SO each.
Ladies' DO ..................... OO
Boys and MisseS' do ............ rs
e HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
33 Ann street and l02 Nassau street.
NEW YORK, U. g.
Principal Warehouse 102 Wood Street, Cheap
side, London.
Msnufctory, II Market Street, Manchester, Eng.
land.
H. B. 4 Co are establishing Depots for the sale
of ''The Protector" Ia all parts of America. Pbys.
clans, Surgeons, Druggists, Clothiers, Dry Goods
Merchants, Hatters, ana Milbuers, also Gentlemen
Furnishing Storekeepers are entrusted With the
Wholesale retlil distlibution of them and TO when
most liberal terms are offered for their entel prize
and splendid opportunity opens to them for safe
and profitable business.
For terms apply to
HAkCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
3S Ann Street, New Yerk, U. 8.
sep O. 3md&w
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A CARD.
TN connexion with the Auction and Commission
i Business, / offer my services to the public as
dISERAL AGENT.
Particu ar attention given to the buying and SELL
ing Real Estate, Stocks, &c.
An intimate acquaintance with the sta to of the
market for the last three years enables t. offer
to those desirous of employing an agent the best
opportunities for investment
GEORGE F. DYER,
11.h street, first door frsm Pa. avenue.
auy oQ-dlm
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WARRENS
IMPROVED FIRE AND WATERPROOF
COM SITION ROOFING,

NTE take p.e-sure in calling the attention CT
w parties contemplating building to this high
ly popular roofing material, which has been in ex-
tensiVe use throughout the cities of the Westeru
Stss and British Prsvinces for upwards Of years,
during which time it has been eested b. every vari
ETY. OF circumstances and Is universally conceded to
possess, in a greater degree than any other roofing
mstersl in use the valuable qualities of chespness,
durability and security against the action Of the el
EN- snts.
We are ready to contract for roofing in the city
and country
Office hours from IL to IL am aud 4 to pm.
G. NJ. WARREN 4 CO.,
10th at, ID door above McGuires Auction Room.
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ChVERw ARE.
~ IL n.

SILVERwARE.
- CANFTELD, BROTHER d CO..
829 Baltimore street, have ON hand and are COZ I.
stsntly making new styles Of Silver Coffee and Tes
Sets silver Pitchers; Walters, Castors 6oblets
Cups; spoons Forks; Ice Tongs Crumb scrapers
Pie, Ice cream, and Rsh Knives; Salt Cellars Bat
ter Knives, &C. Of warranted S>rItn9 Slu.r
is32 - Baltimore, Nd
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS
COOPER & WISE,
81 Hanover street, Baltimore, Md,
DEALERS IN LUMBER,

AND ALL KINDS OF IMPORTED WOODS,
"AFING commenced the above branch OF busi
III ness they have, and will constantly keep an
assortment OF the following seasoned WOODS and
LUMBER, suitable for Cabinet Piano Forte, and
Coach makers, and beg to solicit share of public
patronage:
Rosewood Plank and vereers. Maho9any and
yeneers- Walnut do. Walnut and Mahogany Cof
I'm Stun. satin Wood. Ash, Hickory, Cherry, Chair,
PINK Bass Wood, &c
Particularly for Piano Forte Makers.
Ivory Wire, numbers Tuning Pins Kew and
Bridge Pins, Buckskins, Cloths and Pelts
SHIRLEYS POLISH .or restoring the poli !, b of
Piano fortes.
Yard in the rear of ]. 4 j. Wise 4 Brothers Pi-
snoforts Manufactory, Hanover street.
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VIZ BSAzE Z. GAsELa IN. BETS
First P-smialn Grand and Square
PtanOs
= KSABE, GAEHLE Co, u.nut.ctur.

HsVyIsrs, Nos. 4, 8, S, Q, aud II, EutaW street,
Baltimore h. 4 g. would respectfully saIl public
attention 70 tbs great variety Of their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing, which for durability,
decssy OF touch, brilsncy Of aRe they believe are
not surpassed oy any now manufactured. In sddi-
don 70 the first Premium awarded them by the Ma
ryand Institute in 1913 and l84 they have received
ens highest encomiQms Of the most eminent artists
Who used these Instruments for their Concerts Al
%, Of our h-st class Professors AMI AmeteGrs In th.
csty, who have highly RECON rrnsoied them.
- PIANOS f{IPsD &c III,
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. FIAa0s AND kUSIC.
The undersigned desires 10 .ss,
HE&E csll the attention of purcha- 49,
to his stock Of PIANOS, Sk54
u v sconsistlns of 9, c11, eN, and sG
1-ocIsYes with or without metallic frames. These
rs0o. remarkable for great power Of tone, from
ths oE-Et 70 the highest notes, with elastic and
ready toR-E, being suited to any performers MU-
SIC fOT .ESos, and all other Musical Instr raments
>onscsntiy hand sud received As soon a. publish
ed rhs tFsd. Supplied on liberal terms.
JAS. Z. BOSWELL,
40. f2a, Baltimore strsst, Baltimore, Nd
&C ls-iy
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
BOOK BINDING,
N all its varieties, neatly executed, on the most
i reasonable terms, by
THOMAS TRIPLNTT & 90.
Pennsylvsnia avenue, south side, I'd door
~ -ihf from 18th strest
g SCHUTTEK T. KAHLERT,
y ARTISTS,
FRESCO DECORATIVE and every description Of
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Pennsylvania ave
nue, south side, between 18th and 14th streets,
Washington, D. O. jyl-3ms
HONEY-MONKY-NO
IMPORTANT NOT1CE-Au persons in want Of
i Msney can be supplied with all sums.
Cash advances On Jewelry, Wntohoc, FurnitnrA,
ore.a-iAs and Mn+hine All business Negotiated
strictly confidential.
ISAAC HERZBERG,
Pawn Broker, south side Pa. avenue, between ~
and Sd sta, opp. u. 8. Hotel
~ Store closed on Saturday until candle light.
ap 26-eo6ms
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REMIrrANCEs TO ireland.

psRspAs desiring To send money to irsisnd, can
l. onisin checks for Fl or more, on, the Belfast
.Alkins Coap.ay, payable in an the priAcipai
towns. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS,
Bsnhsrs eYposite the Treasury building:
ID 22-Sotf -
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~ JESSE MARDEE,
sc ALE NJ AK E n,
Southeast corner Of
CHARLRS BALDERsTON eTRHITR
feb2-ly Baltimore, Nd.

CASH F6R NEGROES.
UTR wish TO purchase Immediately large nun
w Der Of likely YOUNG NEGROES, for the New
OrIsszs market, for which We will pay tbs highest
cash prizes Ali persons having Slaves for sale, Will
fld IL to their advantage BY calling Us, at our
osioe, No u Camden street. Baltimore Nd, former.
ly occupied oy J. S. Donovan. Liberal commissions
paii To- information. AL communications prompt
iy ATTENDED TO.
ian Fly JIM WILSON g. r. DUKE
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-12

ANTI NEBRASKA MEET1NG.-An anti Ne
braska County Convention for Penobscot, Me-.
took place at Bangor, on the 10th inst, and
was largely attended.
The meeting was called to order by Hon.
Elijah L. Hamlin, of Bangor. Hon. Henry
Richardson, of Oldtown, was chosen Presi-
dent, with thirty Vice Presidents.
In the forenoon a county ticket was nomi-
mated as follows For State Senators, Frank
lin Mussey, of Bangor Newell Blake, of Old
town; Hiram Ruggles, of Carmel. For Coun-
ty Commissioner, l.. Afford. For County
Treasurer, Ambrose G. Flint.
Resolutions were passed strongly against
the principles of the Nebraska and Kansas
act, and in favor ofthe Maine Law recon-
mending Arson p. Morrill, for Governor, and
Israel Washburn for Representative to Con-
gress from this district.
B8 A procession was formed, and the assem-
bly, marched through Broadway and then par
took of a collation., after which the afternoon
was spent in listening to remarks from Hon.
Edward Kent, Rev. ]. c. Knowlton, S. P.
DinsmoIe, Jos. Bartlett, David Barker, G. F.
Sanborn, Esqs., Rev. Mr.. Hollis, and Others
In the evening meeting was held at the
City Hall.
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ELECTRICAL Evening be-
fore last, between the hours of eight and nine
o'clock, our attention was attracted to the
curious appearance Of the sky, by the almost
continuous flashes of lightning which follow
ed each other without moments intermis-
sion. We, in company with many others,
were tempted by its singular brilliancy to
watch it for considerable time. Stretching
from SOUTHEAST toward the North, mass of
grotesque and fantastic clouds, occupying one
sixth part of the circle of the horizon, formed
as it were vaporous wall, behind which a
sea of intense electric light possessing some
what of the appearance of the aurora borealis,
filled the entire space; whilst momentary
flashes of what is called chain and forked
lightning rent asunder the masses of the clouds
with streaks. These streaks varied in color
from the pale effulgence of silver line to the
fearful blood red streak of angry omen in su-
perstitious minds. Its forms were still more
wondrous, far eclipsing the noblost efforts of
the pyrotechnic art. Letters of the alphabet
were distinctly visible. l.. J and X were as
plainly seen as the moon then calmly filing
her accustomed place in another part of the
heavens.--SaUalpaab Republican.
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Mrs. E. KIDDER-Madam: About twelve years since 1
was thrown upon my bed, sick with the Dysentery. A
friend brought bottle of your Cordial which re-
lieyed me at once, and was out after a few days.
Eleven years since my only SON. (some two years old
was taken quite sick with Darrhea; his mother had
rather to family physician, than your Cordial,
and after employing several physicians and three weeks
had passed. and the child given up by nearly if not
by every that it must die. commenced giving your
Cordial according direction and the third day couh
see great change for the better in the child He
we'll, and is with me-
Two years since was taken very UfoLently with by
sentery; took of your Cordial, what had by me,
which not enough cure, therefore employed my
physician, who did the best he could for me, but failed
rapidly that / could not stand my feet Seeing
must die had of my clerks telegraphed to- to have
some Of your Cordial sent that day by express. 1t
came and cannot describe you the relief experienced
by the first wine glass full took. began to amend
and was able to sit up in about one week.
Twas taken down again six days since and by the
of your Cordial able TO be writing my desk in
the store, and am entirely cured, though am weak.
have made the above statement, because think il is
due you that should
Please send me dozen of your Cordial and will
nit. Respectfully, ). O. sTIMsos.
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WITHIN the last twelve months, almost
every security or investment Of a speculative
character has fallen in value from twenty-five
to fifty per cent. Real estate is a drug in the
market. Stores on Broadway, which were
let some months since ago at $4,000 year,
are now vacant, though offered at half that
rent Lots up town offered on the most adj
vantageous terms, cannot be sold at third
less than the price they commanded last year.
Real estate owners, after trying in vain to
dispose of their property by auction, are forced
to buy it in themselves Stupendous losses
have been suffered by spectators who calcu
lated that the Crystal Palace would raise Il e
value of land and houses in its vicinity In
almost any quarter of the city, dwelling houses
can be hired at from twenty to forty per cent.
less than their owners asked for them six
months ago. Purchasing lots, building houses,
lending money on real estate have been, DIR
ing the last year, about as certain roads TO
ruin as could be devised by the most ingenious
mlnd.-N. Y. Herald.
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FIRE AT BARRE.-The Barre GGsette of the
18th inst, says that the large barn owned by
Mr.. Hubbard Woodbury., in the southerly
part of Barre, was burnt, on Wednesday, P.
NJ, 9th inst, with all its contents, consisting
of hay, grain, and farming tools. 1t was ac-
cidentally set on fire by boy about four years
old, who is a grandson Of Mr.. Woodbury..
He ignited chemical match, and held it till
it burnt his fingers, when he threw it down
amongst the hay. 1t was with difficulty that
little girl about three years old, was saved
from burning, so rapid was the progress of the
flames. There was only time to save the
COWS and a few articles of husbandry. Avail
liable horse power, cider mill, cart, and new
outfit of farming tools, together with guam
tity of lumber in the shed connected with the
barn, about fifty tons Of hay, from forty to
fifty bushels of rye, one hundred bushels of
oats, a pair of new harnesses, &C., &C., were
all consumed. The damage is full $1,000
Insured for only $500. at the old Mutual
Office, Worcester.
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Triumph Of Mesmerism.

The author OF "Sam Slick" observes, in
the course OF work he has Just published,
that the trials to which travelling mesmerists
are put IN America, are at times humiliating
ana painful enough, albeit they afford infinite
sport to unbelievers. One poor fellow, on ar
irving at town in Michigan to lecture, was
surrounded by several citizens, who told him
there was rheumatic patient up stairs who
must be cured, or he himself would be escort
ed out OF town, astride of rail- with the ac-
companylng ceremonies. We had better give
the rest OF the story as it was related by the
disciple of Mesmer himself:-
Up stairs L went with EN-, mad as thun-
der, tell you first at being thought hum
bug, and next that my individual share of the
American eagle should be compelled into
measure, by thunder. I'd a gin EN- fight
II 1t hadn't been for the science, which would
suffered anyhow, so just said to myself,
Let them bring on their rheumatic felt as
II could mesmerized a horse, and deter
mined, Whatever the case might be- I'd make
it squeal, by thunder
60 Here he is, said they, and we all bund-
led into room, gathering round a bed, with
me shut in among EN-, and the cussed big
onenlightened heather that did the talking,
drawing out an almighty big bowie knife at
the same time. That's your man, said he.
We'll, there lay miserable looking critter,
with his eyes sot and his mouth wide open,
and his jaws got wider and wider, as he saw
the bowie-knife, tell you. That's the Idea
said old big Ingin.
g. Rise up in that bed' said 1, and 1 tell
you what, must a looked at him dreadful, for
up he jumped on eend, as if he'd jest got a
streak of the real galvanic.
sc Git out on this floor, said 1, with wuss
look, and wish l may be shot if out he didn't
come, lookin' wild, 1 tell We.
"Now, cut dirt, drot you! screamed 1,
and Jehu Gineral Jackson, if he didn't make
a straight shirt tail for the door, may never
make another pass After him l went, and
after me they cum, and perhaps there wasn't
the orfullest stampede down three pair of stars
that ever occurred in Michigan! Down cut
old rheumatic through the bar-room-out
cut after him-over went the stovein the rush
after both of us. l chased him round two
square-in the snow at that-then headed him
off, and chased him back to the hotel agin,
where he landed in fine sweat, begged for
his life, and said he'd give up the property
Well, l wish l may be shot if he wasn't a tel
low they were oferin reward for in Butfa-
10 1 made him dress himself-cured of his
rheumatiz-run it right out of him; delivered
him up, pocketed the reward, and established
the science, by thunder !"