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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10
J. H. DURBoRo.
Cure Dyspepsia, Piles, &c.


R1NGGoLD, Washington Co, April Is, 1854
MEssRs. MORTIMER & MowBRAY:
Dear Sirs: was induced, by friend of mine,
to try Hampton's Vegetable Tincture for Dyspep-
STA, with which am afflicted in its most aggravated
and distressing form. purchased and used one
bottle, and it entirely cured me. have induced
others to try it, most of whom, if not all, speak
highly of it and would say TO those who have
DYSPEPSIA, if they will use Hamptoa's Vegetable
Tincture, it will certainly cure them.
Yours, with great respect,
H. NEWCOMER.
R1NGGo1D, Nd, June Is, 1854,
MEssRs. MORTIMER & MowBRAY:
Gents have been afflicted with the Piles tor
some years, and could get nothing to help me, UNI
til friend advised me to try HamPton's vegetable
Tincture. purchased two bottles, and before l
had used them both l was entirely cured OF this
most troublesome disease. All who are plagued
with the Piles would do we'll to give the Tinetare
a trial. Yours, most respectfully,
JNo. MENrzEn.
Unsolicited Testimony Great cure Of
Rheumatism.
R1NGeoID, April l7th, 1854.
MEssRs. MORTIMER & MowBRA1:
Dear Sirs-I have suffered with pain in my side.
and back and under my shoulder blade for the last
SIX wears. trleQ nearly all hIlos VI uAouIoie' w.
derived no benefit After received the first lot Oh
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture from you, thought
I would try what virtue there was in It. did son
and in a few weeks felt like l was new man.
It has cured me- l am now free from pain my
complexion is fine: formerly it was sallow. have
a good appetite and can eat what please without
I have suffered so long and so
much for what now enjoy, that would advise the
afflicted to give this Tnc,ure of DR.. Hampton's q
fair trial. Yours, respectfully,
S. MENrzER.
R1NGGoLD, Washington Co., April, II, 1885,.
MEssRs. MORTIMER & MOBRAY:
1t is duty l owe to myself and the public to
speak in commentator of Hampton's Tincture.-
For FIVE years / was afflicted with infammatory
rheumatism in its severest form, unable to DO any
work or to rest day or night.
Having heard of your valuable medicine, sent
for one bottle after the using of which found
prompt relief, and on using three bottles more was
surprised to find myself entirely cured do take
great pleasure in recommending Hamptons Inc
ture to the afflicted as certain and permanent
remedy. Yours, respectfully ., HESS
Sold by WIN. FERGUSON and WIN. BOSWELL,
Port Tobacco; VIM. N. BEAN. Bryantown; Geo.
H. S,MrsoN, New Port; TESNIsoS, DoNNELLY q
L1orp, Aliens Fresh; J H. BoRoueHs, Chaptlco.
and BY storekeepers and dealers generally, who will
supply Pamphlets with certificates OF cures gralls'
dec 7-ly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10

SO sets Scales and Weights
Log, Trace and Halter Chains; long and short
handle Shovels and Spades; Ploughs; Corn Shell
Iers and Straw Cutters; Circular Saws and Man
drills for same; Cross Cut, Pit and Mill Sows, best
quality; Sand Paper and Emory Cloth, assorted
numbers; Hand PANEL and lennon Saws; Jack
Fore, Smooth and other Planes; Broad and Bench
Axes and Hammers, &C., warranted Anvils and
Vices, Stocks and Dies; Enameed Carriage Cloth
every quality; Coach, Scanning and Parting Lace,
Fringe, &c; $4,000 lights assorted Window Sash,
with general assortment of Goods for Family and
Domestic purposes; Guns. Pistols, Game Bags,
Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks, in great variety, all
of which will be sold wholesale and retail at prices
to please. Call and examine.
Alexandria, Oct IL, 1854.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10

DUVALL s. IGLEHART,
No. 1873 Light Street Wharf, Corner Of
Conway Street,
B. LTIM RE,
FARMERS AND Planters AGENTS,
TNOR the sale of TOBACCO, GRAIN and
IL PRODUCE generally.
They will give their personal attention to the
sale of kinds of Produce consig ned to item.
Baltimore, June %, ls54-ly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10
JOHN T. CREIGHTON & CO.,

JOHN T. CREIGHTON & CO.,
On the corner of King and Royal Streets,
ss ALEXANDRIA, Va,
VX7OULD respectfully invite the attention of
wv Country Merchants and others to their large
and well selected stock of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, BAR IRON, STEEL,
va y and
Agricultural Implements,
which they have commenced receiving direct from
the MISUNDERSTANDING assured that they can
offer such inducements to dealers as will be per-
fectiy satisfactory. Their stock embraces every
description of goods in their line, amongst which
will be found .1,=~
Pen, Pocket and Table Cutlery, of every quality
Plated Knives, Forks and Spoons, WARRANTED
best quality
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-30

EtpER WEAvER.-We sec by the Ban
gor papers that this distinguished Sound
rel has returned to the scene of his late ras-
calities. Being adjudged too dishonest for
City Marshal, we presume he will resume
his former business Of preaching. The
citizens Of Bangor must have very large
outlets, to continue their patronage to such
a graceless scamp, after the recent develop
ments made in his career Of crime. In
their present dark and benighted condition,
we recommend to them Judson / Cos dia.
mond light and rosn oil, burnt in Ptman's
Patent Lamps at cost Of one cent for
three hours. Supplied by S. B, Brooks,
General Agent, Is Court Square, Boston,
and selling Agents everywhere.
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LILLE AVON.
BY CHARLIE.

Come with me to Italy, beautiful glori.
Gus Italy. We will not pause to gaze on
the brilliant beauty which the last rays
from the setting sun throws over all al.
though We feel that we could rest forever
mids, such bewi,ching splendor. Blu,
turning from all on which we would case
with enraptured admiration, We will enter
that vine clad cottage, nesting so costly
among the trees. Behold that female form
stretched on low couch her very breath
laden with cry of pain" so intense is
her suffering. Hark, she speaks, "Nellie
quick but few short hours can elapse
ere my spirit will be freed from its earthly
tenement, l will give you the history of my
life as far as l am able. My birth place
was Elmsvillc, Mass, my parents were
very wealthy. and l their only child, was
petted, INDUCED. spoiled and grew up sci.
fish, stubborn and passionate. At the early
age Of sixteen. was introduced to society;
and from that time till left my home for.
ever, my life was continual round of gay
parties and balls. 1t was at an evening
soiree at the house Of friend, that l FIRST
met Charles Hillston. He was beautiful,
fascinating and accomplished. But must
be brief. l loved him with all the ardor Of
my passionate nature. What wonder then.
when be asked me to be his bride tina, l
freely gave my consent Father, knowing
him to be dissi pated and worthless, and
divining his motives for soliciting my hand,
refused to sanction our union. | could
not dream why my will vas not law, in
this case, as well Is in all others; therefore
when Charles begged me to elope with him
consented. believing with him, that, once
married, father would relent and give US
his blessing. We came to Italy, rented
this pretty cottage, and for the FIRST few
months l was very happy. But "a change
came Ger the spirit ofmy dream and when
fssher wrote to us stating that was disin-
herited, and bidding me never see him
again, Charles began to treat me unkind.
ly, and at last crowned all. by leaving me
for another. Still all his unkindness could
not eradicate from my heart. the love l
bore him. have been very. very wrong.
! see it all now. But if tears. prayers and
repentance, availeth anything, my sin is
forgiven. ! am very, very weak. Angel
voices are calling Observation-Disclosures
forgive-forgive your ering-repentant
Lille. FAREWELL 60" the rsss vas
breathed in heaven.
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Writings Nov Block.

Tn, splendid structure. erected on
'he ate ii HEIR store winch vas con-
-.s,n-d b fire less than a year since, j.
conceded Ia be the mos, magnificent
building ever pa, up n this county
III. Store is 50 feet !ons by 80 ictt IN
width. with cellar >nne sizs the cellar
h;.s for i,s f,ar. hard cement, three inch.
=. in depth. The evlar walls are three
fee, ia thickness Of s,eue and mortar
being ~ hrtn fcunr.,ticn r. j. u.uali,
laid for I've story bleess in our large
en.s-.
The Building is three .torirs high. the
three STORIES finishing 20 fee, : inches
The ou,slde is bracket flush. and looks
very beautiful. The whole building l.
sre proof :; the front 10 he covered with
o,s.'ic In the second story are two Of
hcer. TO be occupied. one by Or. t. +.
Sanger as M Office, rad The other by An
f"n,o :. Smith SIS \ barber shop. The
third story j, splendid EaH. fall size OF
the building. escep, two ante room.-
The Hall finishes Is fec, high, and has
4 gallery ri sufficient size TO accommo.
t.'r nesr'r one hundred persons.
II 4 S. h. Wair,>G occupy the store,
III 4 a..
9res, poin, cf attraction. This room l.
Superior 70 the be.t .lor. tn Bangor, and
would lose no'fiins ~ comparison with
the facet stores in Boston, Being
warmed By farnsce. when lighted up IN
the sren'ne, II Presents all the sp'endor
rnd issa,y q: a Boston or New York
Dry G ,nis Store. AMI from the crowd oil
customers whithcon,;nuai' ,hron. there,
we're a stranger To alight there from o
stage coach, he nigh, readily conclude
that BY SOME rn4sisse he had been landed
In one "f ou, largr ei,,es.
1sse mason work WAS done under the
sapesiuenience # Mr.. J. p. WH,rxoRr
and the j'nn.r work by Mr. {. Z. p.
C"AMstxLA.S. bo,h citizens Of TIL. place
and exceIen; uech,nics. The design oi
the building is by Mr.. S. X. WHITING
himself. and has been constructed under
HE own lTmedisie supervision. For
months pas, We have noticed him a,
work Among the hands. with coa, I'll, la
hrT,ng ~ hard and laurc indus,riouslv
,hsn any rf the crew.
In the rear of the store are large and
vt,y conm"dious sheds where customer.
can leave their horses securely, well pro-
tested from wind and weather. Finally.
In the construction of :h,s building. moth
ing seems TO hsv e besen forgotten which
no I'D ID to ITS benu,, Md convenience,
whi'r every par! al The work i. done n
the mos, solid and substantial nanne,
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ATTEMPT TO Ron THE PYNcHoS BAxx,

SPRINGFIELD Last week v rinus circum.
stances pointed to an ef1,n 10 break into
the Pynch"n Bank Of This city. A ham.
nering was heard upon the deor afer
prineh, as Il Of endeavoring TO find the
strong aud weak points Of the door. II
was Interrupted by the movements of the
clerk inside, who was awakened BY the
noise. The next day two suspicious
looking persons came into the bank, max
ing some paIlry excuse for so doing. Al.
forwards the outside door was found
marked opposite the hinges Blu, on
Saturday (las,) evening at 8 O'Clock as
Thomas Henry Sergeant. the clerk, was
going into the bank for the night, and just
as he placed the key in the G"or. he was
roughly seized hy two men who had evl-
IDENTITY been awaiting his coming in the
dark passage d, the top Of the stairs, the
banking house being on the second flour.
The, asked him what he as d ling. and
where the cashier lived He b,ldi, re-
fused 10 tell them. replacing the key into
his pocket, aud demanded what business
they had there. With an oath one said
The, would shaw him. and plunged a
knife or some other sharp ns,rumen, a,
his breast. II penetrated his coat, but
struck thick wallet with c.in ~ il.
which saved wound Several thickness
Sc ii Nh" leather oil the " ale, were cut,
winch showed powerful thrust. Sar-
geaui then shouted murder" I. IDLY. aud
the burglars ok alarm and fed down the
back s,air,.
The clerk ans now first enabled 10
dfa" p,s'o Winch he had procured that
day, and following the mrn ,lnnn stairs
fired 1t Them. Rn' n'.l, The { pr.pl'.ded
f"ey escaped Gu, The b.eh yard with
much preeipiancy. fheu purpose seems
10 have bren to secure the clerk. al.d ,hu>
an entrance INTO the bank, aud th.u IL
,'ihe h,n. aud force ePsn t'sa v.l',-
With violence; ~ ps5hsf- - 'ase CT
he k.ss ta.t5s=a ron ffseashtsi hon>,.
Neuag Sag tat, VIM /, The sos at
iienty Sag ant Il TINS city. shows Signs
N his torn coA, aud severely scratched
lace OF rough usage and a struggle. He
behaved. iur so ynung n maa-hc is bni
10 yrar>-"ah great courage and there
b, mipped the bid scheme al the burglars
IN tie beginning ISp'nqfeld Rspmbl'
can. Nor i9h
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CusrARD Prs WITHOUT Eoos. PI,c. -,

quantity Of new milk. as much a. de sired
over SLOW FIRE aud allow it to he slow.
", ant,l it b"'ls, taking pam, M, to
sco'ch ii. as that in'parts disagreeable
taste. For every quart of mill, take four
tables p,onflIls ni flour, beat It we'll with
cold milk TO prevent 1t from being umpy
and as soon as the milk boils, pour in
the thickenins and stir i, we'll until j,
b"'ls again. then remove II instantly from
the hire. Sweeten to suit the TASTE and
flavor with nutmeg or cinnamon, and !,
IS ready for use. either cold or hot. Pre-.
pare the crust as usual Tor cuetarJ Mo.
hiI them with the above prepa, alton. an5
take them an hour in an oven moderate
ly hot. When sufficiently cooked III. "
will resemble in appearance a genuine
egg pie. and will scarcely be distinguish.
Ell BY the taste. Cus,srd, ,nay be made
IN the same way, and il baked until the
whey starts, they will be nearly equal ~
those prepared wnh eggs. Rice and 9th.
er buildings may be made si,hou, .y,.
by boiling and ,hicken,ng the milk in hi,
way, and il they are well TAXED vii,
prove excellent. Ohio Culfirator
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Mas CANT,'s HoL." AND Ma. WEAv.
ER's SAcAci1y.-On- day they had Eel
laV IN the atch-house-w have his
Tor drunkenness. lie
iear.d ii would 90 hard with HIM. He
would mitigate the r,gor OF his fate b,
imparuug some information af the Irish
hquoi SELLERS, devices for CO, cealing the
con'rahand crltt.r. Mrs. CAVITY had
eluded the police hitherto Then tins
poor fellow communicated Mrs. Canty's
secret TO Marshal Weaver and D.pa,,
Marshal Emerson He told them that
IN the wall behind n picture named "Lu.
cy," they would fad hole in which the
liquors were kept. This has since been
known among the police. as Mrs. Cau
iy's hole" Nearer and Emerson we'll,
t" Mrs. Can,y's Weaver So, for a lime
IN the room as il in reverie. Then lie
jumped up, se'zed the picture. and SURE
enough. found the liquors behind
ii. John CAVITY. who was by fled
Weaver pursued and eaugh, him. The
rum abd the Inaii-- drMa rirumque -
we're borne oa in triumph.
SometI,ae alter, in Morse g. Mi,chell's
store. Viewers sagacity in detecting
these um-seil,ng fellows was referred in,
he beng present. How did y"u FIND
gu, abuh Mrs Can'y'. Iq'"rs - ,nqu,r.
ed enc.
"Uh," SAID Weaver, II Mn, in, sa
d"sn, and watched Johns eye. saw
thai he was nervous and restless, aud
constantly turned his eye /" tina, picture.
Following the dlr.c ion 81 his eye. sus.
pec,ed that the liquors were Concealed
bchnd that. | jumped up aud found
them. That Was all easy es,"ugh"
Is no; The sagacity Indicated IN this
dialogue ii,le io' sagae,"us for this
Ia, ,udr = Bangor Mercury
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To Aporrrp C,r,.rss-We would

gall the attention Of adopted citizens TO
the following liberal and tolerant opinions
OF I homss Green Dav olson an,i-Amer,.
can candidate for Congress in the Third
Districts expressed in the address he
signed IN !S4l II must be recollected
that Mr.. Davidson was only fourteen
years younger than he i, now, and would
no, be likely To give hasty opinion:
''If the real state Of the case would be
ascer,alned. it would he found that hall
The elections in the Union are governed
by foreign voters. holding the balance Of
power in the various States. and voting
as the mac hina,ions OF those who control
them may direct. Al the late Presidsn-
uai election (lSa0) all the candidates for
office were compelled 10 craul IN The dust
at the fee, Of foreign vagabonds. who
have secured almo,, unlimited p',wer oy-
cr the ballot boxes"
Yet the party that nominated Mr.. Da-
wilson claims to be the especial friend 81
a lop,ed citizens. oh. shame where
is thy blush" american Exponent.
G~A rather amusing scene was wit
uessed a, the Columbus, Ohio. Pos, Ofiire
the o,he' morning. A rough upcuu,h
looking customer inquired for letter nj
the general delivery. Tie received one.
and no, being sure tina, ii was tor him he
asked the clerk Ia read few line. 10 HIM
The postmaster with hi, usual urbaniy
and natural desire to Accommodate, read
as follows Dear s., THIS letter
Come, hop'n. take my pen IN Hand
10 inform vou that We are awl well and
hope you are enjo,'n. the same blessing
| am sorry to hear tina, ,ou have been m
another drunken spree" "S,op,
shouted the attentive lisicnet. Stop
Jay ere letters i"r me :" And an,,d
srueral laugh Of the b.staudens. he van
shed
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CRAHAM'S MAGAZINE.

We have received the December mum.
Der of this ,rniy excellent and ably con.
Quoted mag wine. and il almos, surpas.es
itself. II has been greatly improved
and is reple,e with well.wrinen stories
nouvelle,tes, biographies OF eminen, per
sons. aud the editors table 10 rich with
numerous m'rth-pr"voking anecdotes,
'n'erlarded OCCASIONALLY, by way of variety
with touch OF life and pathos. The Ia.
dies bless their pure souls - are moi
forgotten. either, as The fashion plate. ol
various articles will testify. Eldorad1
(Ayk. Union.
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Of living. Contrast this fsce with

means of living. Contrast this face with
the powerful jaws, dark complexion, coarse
hair, and forehead retreating and deficient
in width at the upper part, which distin-
guishes the New Holland savage. do
not hesitate to say that it would require
hundred thousand years, at the ordinary
rate Of progress, to bring this savage to
the condition Of an ultra-refned genius of
civilization, such as Shakespeare
FRANKLIN.
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GOOD ENOUGH

A correspondent from Appleton, in this
state, signing himselfJ. F. F....., writing
to US in reference to the late election in Mas
sachusetts and New York, has the follow.
ing -
Every American can look at Hancock
County for an example. There, the one
idea party. (Republican.) had no foot hold
Now mark the result, 1t would have been
the same in every County in the state, had
there been less Weavers, Morrills and
Bows AMI few more CnASEYs and Amer.
leans,
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from III. Progressive Agsl
Capt. Joseph Limeburner Of the Ship
Great Republic.

UIcNb hepUuAC.
Mr.. EprroR la the last number oil
the Republican Journal, We saw it stated
| that, Capt. Limebuaer, who made the
American Consul at Marsell,es present
of silver service, is Waldo man." and
/ cites him "as an example Of what energy
and enterprise has done, and may do, for
hundreds Of Young men in Maine"
Additional TO the above pertinent item
we Will give brief sketch of his life. as n
slImuia,ive to our young sea farine men.
Capt Joseph L,meburner was born in
the town of BrooksyiIe. Me-. about the
year 1878; and Il, very early age he
evinced such a fondne>s for the sci, tn at
he was permitted 10 E,ll"w his incilna.
ton. He frs. CONNIE -ced in the capnc.
i,y of cabin boy. at the age, We believe
OF fourteen years. Faithful nthat capac-
iiy, he next served as hand before the
mast. Perfect in this sphere his capabi.
ity, attained by close application. and oh
servation. advanced him TO q second mate
Assiduou. in obtaining Theoretical. As
well as practical knowled sc he mastered
his Bowdltch, and advanced 10 frs,
mates station.
His voyages were then between Europe
and America. aud Subsequent, !" the Pa.
elfc ceas,-Calf"tn,a On his arrival
at New York fam an Esst Iirdla w, ac,.
in ls49, he was promoted TO captains
efficc. During the above year he inside
one OF the quickest and NOS, successful
voyages thai wa. hen made to California,
thence he sailed for China Returning
with success, he again wen, IN Chini IT.
the same ship-"Sim. Russell. Ga re-
turning from h's las, voyage, lie thought
he would settle down with his fau,i, III
Belfast and enjoy with tranquility the re-
mainder Of his days upon land. far from
the hnwl,ng tempes,s. Blu. no. his merits
were too welt known. f.r I'm to thu.
easily settle d, wn IN life h- could mo-.
very we'll be spared rom the r.art,nc
cnrps, aud 81 he Inu-, Try the ocean once
again.
The command Of the |arscs, ship "A -,
III the world, WAS mex, rendered 10 h,n
and he must not decline The fn">t spa.
eiou> DICK IA London would nni admin.
her, because of her length There wa>
she admired by tng'and's noblest sons,
as triumph Of American enterprise, and
nautical skill Whae there. she was
chartered by the Trench government 10
convey troops. and munitions oi war. be.
tween Nurseries and the Crlmea; where
she is now pIytng if we may thus 6sura-
lively express II, as an embodiment II A.
merican character.
Such is the example We would hold up
To our young men who follow the sea, as
one worthy Of imitation. and here we will
leave them 10 draw their own differences
aud conclusions, without further conf
nent. J L. l..
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TIE Ladies Of the proposed Fair are I
meet a, Lords Hall. Dec. 18th. at J
o'clock. P. N. for the purpose Of msx,ns
choice Of groends fos the Cemetery. when
all ave to Be prepared TO give their opin.
ion. as to where il shall be. wiihou, re-
gard to price. merely as II bes, saAs their
'aney. Every lady who takes an inter.
rst in the object is earnestly invited 10
meet with them and express her opinion.
Z. NJ. SMITH. Sec'y.
Per order Of the Committee.
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HOU SEiiOLD WORDS
CoSfE<Ts II M xxxiil.
pttESBER R..


Ont OF Town, W,uift,d. Vow Tn.
Light oil Oih-r Days; Ghost Mu,,c; Node
Officials; Italian Iuiagr Doctors, lh,,ruc
tive Comparisons. iloi,i,y Quarters ;
Spotlmansh,p III Earnest; Peer the Gteal
IN England, London Stones 4 Dream
Half a Lifetime Asn-in i've chapters
The Ca,tiii Pos,maa Pierre Erafd A
Dash Through the Vne-; B.tbarous Tor.
lure; fe.lpwkn,sh,s, The Present; Bound
f"r BAIL; Sunday Muse An Enemy F.,
Charge An Excursion Tam Another
Tight Lii,le Island; rh. Rowing English.
man-Ffom kra,osa TO London, Ia BEL
GUM, Truflles, The Beechgrn,e Fam,l,
Nnsradsmu. Tariy Ju,iice 4 Cny
" eed A LADIES' arehouse The Posi-
Mistress.
Terms SO year OF a5ci. numhe r
Pu,nam's monthly aud Household Words
S5-Putnam's Monthly. or Household
Words, with the Schootelow, to one I'D =.
dres. 50 so; OF all three OF the Magazine.
s. so.
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TWhen B,s,apa,te's army were !

HWhen B.a,apaste's army were ly.
ing IN camp, previous To the blule OF
" a,erloo. they bitterly complained OF
their fa,,ons. especially !he bread, lio~.
ever, ti,e. put @p aiih IT as .ong rs they
could, sHea lew men mol more daring
'haG wosfh, went 10 the quarters Of the
attached Commissariat Gene,al. aud lold
him: III you DON'T give u, bette, ration.
we will hang you"'
The as,Onished contractor immediate.
ly sough, an interview with the Emper.
OF, aud told him VIVA, had passed.
Did my men say tina. 7" said Napo.
leon.
They did. Sire" replied the Cener.
al.
We'll my friend, | am very sorry for
YOU" said the Emperor. "fr II they sand
so. they Will certainly do ill.,"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-30
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