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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
kDAWRE, CUTLERY AND T00L
sT9kE

l. subscriber thankful for the very liberal
I share of patronage with which he has been
favored since his establishment in Martinsburg
would again call the attention Of the public to his
large and general assortment Of goods which he is
prepared to furnish all who may favor him With
a call on the most liberal terms As he obtained
most Of his goods from the manufacturers, and for
cash he ispreparel to ssh veiy low. Mechanics
and those engaged in building, will dnd it greatly
to their advantage to call his establishment be-
fore buying elsewhere
WIN EVANS.
Queen St. opposite Rawlins Hotel
Novem Der Is. 1851,
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PAPER HANGINGS,
WHOLESALE asD RETAIL.
BOWEL & BROS,

lNJl'tF LWI IFtEItN IND TMI vi bIt'Ji
207 BALTIMORE STREET,
INVITE the attention ofthe public 10 their
a large and beautiful assortment Of French
and American PAPER slANGINGS. of en-.
fire new styles-embracng The huest DEcogA.
rioSs in Gold. plain add rich colors; also,
Oak, Walnut. Pine, and other wood limitations
new and handsome styles.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
and NeaIers generally are invited 10 view the
assortment and prices, as we are satisfied we
can offer superior Inducements.
0~Papers put up in the best manner. and IN
all cases guaranteed. march 20. 1854.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24

Umbrellas, Trunks, Calpet Bags, &c, also a SUI
perior article of yarn hose and balt hose, of Ger
man manufacture, and fine assortment of German
Segars-in short every article in his line of bus
mess. PETER A 3. MElSTER,
One door north of the Market House, sign OF
Tho large Root fNov s. 1854.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
DOCTOR YOUUs!GLFI
THE CkET SCULAPIU


Let no father be ashamed TO present copy
OF the H.S CULAPIUS to his child. IL may
save him from an early gave. Let no young
man or woman enter into the secret obisa-
tons of married life without resdlng the
POCKET HSCULAPlUS. Let no one sut-
ierlng from hacknied Cough, Pain IN the
Side, restless nights, nervous feelings. and the
whole train Of Dyspeptic sensations, and CIV
en- up by their physician, be another moment
without consulting the ESCULAPiUS.-
Have the married, or those about to be mar
RED any impeachment, read this truly useful
book, as IL has been the means Of saving thou
sands of unfortunate creatures from the very
jaws Of death.
Ess~Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CTS
enclosed in letter, win receive one COPY ofthis
book, by mail, or five copies will be sent for one
dollar. Address "DR. W YOUNG, No. 1872 SPRUCE
Street. PHILADELPHIA Postpaid
Aupust II 1850
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HApp1sE

Bheeoming in time possessed OF the knowledge III
Of which has caused the sickness and poverty OF thousands
sable she neglect 10 avail hersef Of that knowledge IN
herself which would her much snf,Trg be
Of happiness aud rfs,erit her husband aud
confer her cndsen that bessng aaoye sill ptieeeay
bodies with hesbv minds. That knowledge contained in
a liftle yxnrk entitled
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
pRrERENCE 10
CASH FOR NEGROES.

p THE subscriber is onxious to purchase
~ large number of NEGROES, ofboth sexes,
So sound and likely Persons having Negroes
% dispose Of will End tito their interest TO give
him call before selling, as he will pay the Gerry
hgaest cash prices.
lie can be seen at the Berkeley Courts, at Mar
ansburg, on the second Monday, and at Berryville
snthe fourth mtuiay in each month, and usually
hisresiienocin Charlestown.
ANlettersadlress to him will be promptlyat-
% Tod to. WILLIAM GROW.
Charles t,wn, July =, 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
AGENCY.
MICHAEL N0TRSE.

NIfU n L 4 Il Q > Es
7 ATE aud for many years Chief Clerk in the
4 Office Of the Register of the Treasury, will
a;tcnd TO the procuring Bounty Land Warrants,
Pensions, hnlfpay, &ci to the settlement of claiEs
before Congress aud the several Departments TO
the purchase, sale, and transfer Of Stock, and TO
the receipt of unclaimed interest.
Extra pay to Officers and Crews Of the United
esaies Nary in the Pacific during the Mexican
war.
REFERENCE TO
Elisha Tht'tlesey, Esq, Comptroller OF Treasury
Nathan Sargent, Esq, late s--egister Of Treasury.
John Wilson, Commissioner OF the Land Office.
The Mayor of Washington.
Nessrs Riddle & Bro, hartinsburg.
aiessis Coreoran Riggs, and
The Presidents and Cashiers ofthe several Banks
in Washington anl Georgetown.
Washinptnn may Is. 1877. IL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
RON. CORROSIVE PENS.

r0URE, BLANZY S.C0'S ,Amalgamated Pens
I are manufactured Of an amalganation Of zinc
aud plating warranted not to corrode in any
Kind OF ink, even red ink, The pen can also be
set to suit any hand writing even the most deli
cate hand The pen is now used in the whole
Empire Of France, and exclusively by the Bark
of England, Custom House and East India Com-
pany They are also used by all the public Off
GERS in the United States. Fer merchants, Ban
kegs and Solicitors they are invauable-on trial
is sufficient, Price so cents per dozen or $500
per gross WM EVANS,
August i6, 1854. Sole Ag't for Berkeley Co
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24

Bidders Patent Meat Choppers
TA1IilS machine is warranted 10 cut from
NJ $50 10 $50 pounds of meat per hour, can
he regulated 10 cut fine or course. and requires
only nall The power TO operate that ~ required
By other cutters. For sale BY
Nov. 8. 1854. RIDDLE s BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
NEW BOOKS
STOVES.

DLUE Ridge. Kitchen Companion. and
I'D Complete Cook Cooking Stoves. Allie
ghauy and Cumberland Coal Stoves for sale
by RlDOLE y BRO.
Nov. 8, 1854
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
APPLES

TUST received fine lot of Apples which win
81 be sold by the bushe or smaller quantities, at
Oct. Is, '54. GEO. RAENHAhS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.


THE MARRIED WON AMPS
priyafp Medical Comnaninn
BY DR.. A. NJ. MAURIcEAU,
raoFEssoR op DtshA' OF "oAh'
NJ. y.n5,.sh r51;., ta,,, n, esO pr;e. 30 sts
ON PAPER, Ex1xA BINDING, 81 COL
:...,,:xs:.,o,, .u,s.;.-o,
rs' f'"''s"eo ~ 10 ' =
sURPRIZING OR WONDERFUL,
-. rxyrpy rrrTarr
ConsIMer.nE, Mss X ~ ~ ar ~ - :. s =,
VIZ. - - =, n s., 49, - - ~. n.a".,.
acIu. a ws ~ .a,,,nsn,ss'
,s,, ~ ,,n.,. svUar,n,n. .mr sna,
n..iv 80
,r,,,ov x,o,rus
AaAr n "AAAoN SoE
'nnaa hars n f,,v IN. y,rou, ,bieet,
treated o. as hey are Of nature stately intended or the
married q those eeais mer,sgss, ent no ,sinaie
SsS which 4 50 conducive 70 her own hsr,oss and Ina,
every husband who has the love aud affection Of his wife
heart. or that Of his own peeanary improvement
UpxvARDS OEc ONE y4JJNDRED TuOIt.
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT BY MAIL within the last few month";
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
DE Nor
Buy no s, book unless p Or, A. AL N. Manrcean, iso
IN The cenSs oice on the back d he ttle page and
BUY only Of resPeesoe ana honorable dealers or send
are spurious and surreplious inffinsements Of copy
right
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
MEDICINES. :.
MARRIAGE, 50
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE,

WHY Is TT
That behold many females the meridian Of life
broken health zad with complication Of diseases
and smtnts depgIynx them Of the for the enoymeas
Of life when ysicai health bnoyeney of Spirits
and happy sereaity Of mad arising from condition Of health,
should be predominant.
sisay ofhs Of her fersss rs,peaps years
before pesF- daring ghood the first OF maTsse
~ their origin light unHoticed and Of eoaEse
IN AFTER YEARS,
When late be benefited BIZ knowledge lack
back and and the Ial Of
What world often give possess early life, the
knowledge obtain in sler And what day. and
nights Of anguish might have been spared, II the
knowledge was timely possessed IL
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
To behold the sickness and suffering endured vita
for from simple and eeuireiabe, easily
temedIed--oT better still. mot iHcnrred. derery
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed the information contained in little volume twA
in the reach Of ALL which woad spare to herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
And her husband the toll aud anxiety Of mind,
necessarily deyoltng him from sickness Of the wie,
wIthOat giving him the opportunity OF acquiring that
which his exeons entitled and the possession
Of which would the hapiness Of himself. wife, aud
children.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
7'
HARDWARE.
STOVES.

A N assortment of Coal and Wood Stoves for
"A saleat
October %, 1854 EVANS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
CASH FOR NEGROES.

vETANTED for the Southern market, .
w MEY, H'OMEN, B0YS, GIRLS and Pa
E4NILIE,S for which viii pay the high az
est cash prices Persons having slaves to sell wiz
find it to their interest to inform me in Person, OF
by letter at Winchester, or d. N. g. W. G. Campbell
No 2l2 Pratt street, Baltimore, which will meet
with prompt attention. shall be in slartinsburg
every week and at the setting ofall the Courts in
Berkeley County, Persons having negroes for
sale will please call on William Caskey.
Angpste 1854 ELIJAH MCDOWELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
VEGETABLES.

vH,IIE subscriber would inform those in want Of
/ fresh Vegetables, that he is in daily receipt
OF all kinds, aud can supply them cheap at his
Grocery nearly opposite the Lutheran Church
July 10 f5l. CHARLES SCH0PPERT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
FIGS, RAISINS, sc.

A FRESH and fine lot of the above just re
N ceived and for sale by
June % ". DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
When knowledge Is Happiness, Ills cul
peble TO be Ignorant.

eE- On receipt Of One Dollar (for the fue Edi
ton. extra binding) "TIIE MARRIED W0MAN9
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION is sent (i1ldited
FREQ to any part Of the United States Ali letters must
be postpaid, and addressed 10 Dr.. A. NJ. MAURI
CEAU, Box 1924, New York City. Publishing ossce,
No. l2o Liberty Street. Now York.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
For sale, Wholesale and retail, at
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,

No. 100, Arch street one door below Sixth, Phil
adelphia, and by respectable dealers generally
throughout the country.
s-TSold in Martnsburg by ]. 4. Harrison, W.
II. liesetne, and George Doll; and BY dealers in
medicines everywhere
AnnnsI III lSh2
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
SALT RHEUM.

The mos, obstinate cases OF Salt Rheumw
quickly yield 10 the Renova,ng Resolyeni. %
One gentleman who supposed that this CON.
plant was Hereditary in his family, and had
been afflicted with Salt Rheum since his birth,
was cured by the use of few bottles OF the
Renoyating Resolvent. and the poisonous
rheum entirely eradcated from lis system.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-24
IT CURES

The moment il is applied externally, II step
All Pain
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27
Ashes In Agriculture.

Wood ash is one of the most important
fertilizers. II is easily obtained in any
quantity, and a little expense. Take them
carefully from your hearths, aud save
them until your corn and potatoes have
risen two inches from the ground then
take basket upon your arm and from il
take small handful Of ashes, cast it at the
roots Of your plants, and hoe them soon,
50 as TO cover the ashes. By this means
you will.increase your crop one-half.
Ashes contain all the ignoric substan.
ces of the wood or plants which are con.
sumed; part Of these are soluble. and part
insoluble. Thus, dissolved potash will
dissolve siliciai and prepare it for glazing
the stocks Of cane, corn, wheat, DC. !
Not a particle Of ashes should 20 TO
waste. Leached ashes have parted with
most Of their potash, but still retain their
phosphoric acid and most Of their lime.
Ashes neutralize acids is the soil; they
warm cold, messy, wet places; they are
very destructive to insects; they assist to
break down and dissolve the coarse fibres
and stalks in the compact heaps, render
hard, clayey soils open, loomy and fertile.
The potash, so material TO most crops,
can be obtained here only from ashes: In
granite regions potash isobtained from the
dissolution Of fcldspar, but we have none
in this country. r
Wheat contains q large proportion OF
potash. 50 per cent. OF the ash OF corn
is carbonate Of potash, and one-half Of
the earthly part Of Irish potatoes is pure
potash.
Save your ashes, therefore. as carefully
as You do your Eve and ten cent pieces,
apply them to your crops with care, and
you will find them Of rich, deep green
color while growing, and heavy with nu.
triment at harvest. -dneie,1 CIV.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27
Why there 4, nd Rain M Fern,

In Peru, South America, rain Is un.
known. The coast Of Peru Is within the
RECON Of perpetual southeast trade winds.
Thoughthe Peruyianshoresa reon theyerge
Of the great South Sea boiler, yet it never
rains there. The reason Is plain The
southeast trade-winds in the, Atlantic
Ocean FIRST strike the water on the coast Of
Africa. Travelling 70 the northwest, they
blow obliquely across the ocean until they
reach the coast Of Brazil. BY this time
they are heavily laden with yapor, which
they continue 70 bear along across the con-
tinent. depositing itas they 90, and sup.
plying with ii the sources Of the.Rio dc IA
Plata and the southern tributaries of the
Amazon; Finally they reach the snow.
capped Andes, and here Is wrung from
them the last particle Of moisture that that
very low temperature nextract. Reach.
ing the SUNNI! Of that range, they now
tumble down rs cool and dry winds on the
Pacific shores beyond. Meeting with no
cooperating surface. and with no tempera.
t1re colder than that 10 which they were
subjected onthe mountain tops, they reach
the ocean before they become charged
with fresh yapor, and before. therefore
they have any which the Paruyian climate!
can extract. Thus we zee how the tons OF
the Andes become the reservoir from
which are supplied the rivers Of Chill and
Peru.--Lienf. Aaary. \.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27
TM ndlloHni.

Our world has long been celebrated for
rs ups and downs, and modern philoso.
pher who appears 70 be decidedly up and
down IN bis opinions, thus speaks Of them:
when 3 y AL up with man, he l. gen.
orally found 70 DO down in the moutb: -
When man Is up IN the world, he ought
to come down Handsomely a th;nr
once found outs mot what IFS cracked !, g
70 be. well neyer 60 down. lis avL!
ward 70 be, .down-at the heel, and nm -
theears indebt.' Il Is hard to be hard M,
Tor money, and run down. BY duns. a.
actor whois up inhis part. stands . pood
chance 81 being down In his cast Com
positions resusuAlly set down. on paper.
before they are ret up In type. Ten pins
afs.'set up 10 Be knocked down, and 3
arefhings It anction- One who Is .up q
too many tricks.' isysry apt 10 Be .set
doWu' Or . rogue. Many man .sets
up fora sainh' whom the world sets down
Is sinner Il Is easier to kick upa rum.
pus, than o put down q rot
The bnsinsss Of lie, IL short, 3 merely
] SERIES Of ups and downs, and we NAV al
ling. like boys pla yiHg zee saw
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27
PARTY HEADERS.
~ THos.to. BALDWIN.

Nv THos.t0. BALDWIN.
Author Of 'sThe FLUSH Times or Alabama and
Missfssippi.n
EINIiIS book consists of politico- bjorra phica,
Sketches OF Jefferson and Hamilton, John
Randolph OF Roanoke. and jackson snd Cav
embodying an outlinefof the polftical history
OF the United States, and incidental mention
more o. less extendeds Of Patrick Henry, John
Adams, Madison aud q large number OF Amer.
can Statesmen. II ID composed of three dis.
tibet articles the FIRST devoted to Jefferson and
Hamilton, the seconh TO Randolph, and the
other 70 Jackson and Stay. The last was pub.
hshed IN the September and October Nos. OF
o. the Southern LiteEsry Messenger, but has
1 1een revised and enlarged by the author.--
Inc Others are now fos the first time in print.
"Flush Times'' and win be neatly rot I'M in
every respect. II wis be issued Is soon a. n
can 90 hurried througa the press. !:
On the receipt Of the price, one dollar. The
book will be sent bNlnail, prepaid, 10 any
address in the United States.
The articles will also be published ssparate.
y, stSo cents each, which can be RENTED in
POSTAGE stamps.
Boots4llefs viii beiupplied Al Tie sustoma-
Responsible agents Nanted 10 sell ri. book.
on liberal commissica, In every town IN he
United States. The attention Of gentlemen,
who are getting Subs63 options 10 osker work..
q respectfully invitedsao this. Ss~
All orders viii receive prompt atfention.--
Address, 9. q. BALDWIN,, s
Pub. No. 3, Astif House, N. ". City,
" Ediiors In virgtaia, Alabama. and Mis-.
sissippi, who will publish the above, and send
me copy Of the advertisement IN their paper,
will reeeise By mail cory Of The book.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27
How Much Lime Do Soils Nttdi

Professor Emmons, in his report oa the
Geological! survey Of North Carolina, says:
"lf We may appeal to experiment, ID Is es-
tablished that Q small per ceniage Of lime
only Is necessary to the highest degree Of
fertility; and yet this small per centage &
necessary. II there Is present one-haIf Of
one per cent. It seems to be sufficient; for
i is rare to find larger quantity in pro-
ductiye Soils Prof. E. IS q chemist and
biologist oflong experience, and was one
OF the irst-peraaps the 6rst-to ascer-
tain that some Of the most productive soils
Tor wheat in Western New York contain
comparatively little lime.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27
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Rotation d Crsps.

.,.,, ..,.. ,..,...,,l, i,
il - .'..s.;,, ,,,...s 49, ..;tsd ~ car,
...I.. $500 - $1,000 Sns "a, 800 vear
.;,t.. .y.M 800 d;,n;nn.;or i N,
80. =, I, q ransrsIly sIlnwad that
$500. o.ans 2 aIa.ys n adyanlago
$500 !. 49, M $3.50. ;mnor,ancs ~,
anu o,s 4, ,s s g ANN and n,el
,aS. y ~, mi ,i,a reg,,I.r annl;cs.
.oWness 3, so',' '@ G.,ds,as. y .o, "r
.'um Il. = j. ..amnl,;, - yeas,abls. becom;no
. "es : H. 1870 -. he,s ,hsy Lsve besI
'ileu ~ nv 'ou ~. r' .sa s;,aalad M
ions ou. u. -. ~ ;nsao,. ,sb;le ! w.
su'nerous 1870 - d;s GU" Il tIs a,r',,,n,
ne,eno " 4. .ann i mi. l. kuewn
= PlouaD -. !. IN s.,,I many u,;las n
solhe M'se go !. w.. Ssr;.,;as r. sad he.
o,aes M P, nIJ nns. have .deoenerated
"u. 49, W. o' nar,a;n me,bod of rel;ef would
!, = ILL.,, 49,, $3.50. ,,,.,d rn,.i;Sn ofcrcns which
{ b.sad e. tSe well.known fact. that lie
z DsA o ;i;as ~ ,,Isnts not onlv strika
~ NV, 49,, H. J,flsrent denths md IN Nm.
s sas;. J;soca;ons bn. draw different kinds
s1.sn. n ,,,su, f,on, ,La soil When one
Z. nou Wy. Io,'an, - yoge,,hIs + 70.
r r,"s"d sro,, the so;l tb.I workable cannot
800. 49, - ra;saJ ,hsrs .un,il stlat element
3 ras,o,od lis tborsfsre' advisable 10
aI,erna,e tbe crops' by which means The
i,nd iii, Sayo onnorti,nity 10 ternin It's
a .r ii" .,rsnsth and fertility. T6is is il.
jrssro,cd III Dame Nature herself II old
nastrres ware i be altentiyely observed IL
would he found that the grasses gradual:
H. ehanro 6oin season ID season: and in
wood .lasd, il would be discovered, that
m ontiraly different kind of tree takes the
nlaco ~ .ych H. have decayed. or have
bsen cut down. Thus the nine and 9th.
80 n tLe conifere will succeed the OAK,
Ibe chestnut and other dcciduous trees.
a ro,stion l. DESIGNED 10 event a too
rreonenl recurrence If the Same species
mon narticular spo,, Some authors Law
lpun rer,,lar plaas for the guidance Of
he;r rcaders:I hut as the space annually
Nominated to different plants depends
mon circumstances, Il will readily be seen
hat all such courses or plans are difficult |
4 apr,,ication. Instead, therefore, of fol.
owing this practice, We shall content our
elves with some general rules, which pos.
ess the merits Of simplicity aud bricfness,
. that the reader can adapt to bis own
ran,s 1-5 .s>...zr 4.
In The first place, vegetables Of the same
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27
Fosths "suf Of the Kanawha Valley
@ 'iSain." "

I ..Sam is tho most condescending being
on earth. lie will s.oop DOWNTOWN
down TO the lowest degree Of immortality,
and pick up q man as destitute Of moral
character a. Satan is of holiness, and pro-
mote him 70 Office. He shows Partially
among his own subjects. He will treat
with contempt sensible and honest eiti-
zen, for no better reason than because he
is poor man. And he will elect to Of.
fec, contrary to the wish Of his neighbors,
a sap.headed bigot whose former conduct
has placed upon bis character the brand
advertising inhmy. Sam, = such con.
duct will not do. Y gu must quit it,
You must quit sneakingaboutin the night,
for rs long as you do SO, you viii be gull
" Of dirty tricks. ! say, Sam" you
must quit sneaking about in the night, or
sou win be killed; fof nocturnal animals
are plaques Of mankind, and they will kill
them whenever they can. ] say you
must quitit, or all your subjects win leave
you. and what then will you do? You
will sink into oblivion, and never be re.
surrected. Goodbye, Sam" Take
heed, for thou art in . predicament Pro-
baby Sam viii try to defend himself
against the above charge Let him at.
tempt It, and to his utter confusion, We
will prove II true. d The old fellow has
gotten himself into the narrows, and it
will; squeeze him pretty tight TO get
through. !. WATCH.