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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17

rsn-We last week omitted to notice the
Fair held in the lecture room of the Dap
tist Church, on the evening Of the ID inst,
ly which the Ladies secured sum suih-
Gent to meet the object had in view, and
the Gents 10 doubt got the worth Of all
they gave.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17
BARGAINS! BARGAINS.

CEILING OFF 10 close business, at
y NJ LEWIS CHEAP STORE, Market
81, next door to Klinc's Hotel.
- Ladies and Gentlemen arr invited 10
CALL AND EXAMINE, the Goods, which
viii be sold at Cost EsricGs!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17

sG-Crops are being housed very finely:
in all quarters; and every heart should
leat with gratitude to the great Givcr
for the abundant promises of bread to
all who earn It.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17
Rhodes Fever ard Agus Cure,
TOR the Prevention and Cure of Inter.

i mt;ent and RemItlent Fevers, Fever and
Aguc Chills and Fever Dumb Ague, General
Debility, Night Sweats, and all other forms of
disease which have common origin IN Ma
larIa or MldSma.
This is a NATURAL. ANTIDoTE which will entirely
project any resident traveller III the most scy
or swanlpy localities from any Aguc Bilious disease
Whatever any injury from constant inhaiing Naara
AISauiG.
1t vii instantly check the Ague in persons who have
sucr, r"ri any len st Of time, from day to twenty
years. tlt IA. ',! never 10 have another chill BY
continuing according ., directions. The patient
be appetite and strength and eou-
tnucs uut.. permanent and ra!iru cure Is effected
bottles III Jnswcr for ordinary cases; some
may require Dire tons printed IN German, m Lch
. spaui-h, accompany each bottle. Price One Dollar
Litl-.l disco Ints made 10 the trade.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17

ns~We propose to elect Passmore vii
!Iamson for Canal Commissioner wonder if
that wouldn't bring him out of prison.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17
EesrssDsss'g, ETG.

FRIDAY MoRNING, AUG. II, 1879
lyT,-Nanufacturcrs, Merchants Mechanics
4 prbIic Officers in CITY and Country, fubi>hers-
m who wish 10 huy or scl,-would do we'll 20 employ the
,Iulns Of the LsiriJ0Tg Chronicle, which las large
- 5rrr.,sip, circulation in a community containing II
"a rp,rtion of active solvent producers, consumers
.,.I l,aiers as auy in the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17
a Blessing to the Afflicted.
NR. G. L.kELLING, Merchandising,

A Blessing to the Afflicted.
DR. c. l.. KEELING, ,MechanicSburg,
- Pa, announces to all afflicted with Tu-
mors, Wens, Cancer, Cancer Warts, Poiypus,
Lupus, Moles or Marks, Scrofula or Kings
Evil, White Swelling, Fever Sores, Sore Legs,
and all diseases that have been usually treated
with cauStic or Knife, that he can remove
them BY an entirely new method, without cut
ting. burning or pain. Neither Chlorpiorm or
Ether is used II is no matter IN wha,p part of
the body they are. he can remove them with
perfect safety apd in a remarkably short time,
if durable. No Mineral OF Vegetable Poison
is applied, and no money required, except for
medicine, until cure is perfected. Chrome
and all other diseases not mentioned above,
especially Eenereal affac,ions treated with po-
Sltive success, if durable. Full particulars
can be obtained by addressing L. l. KEEL
LING, Md, Mechanicsburg, Cumberland Co.,
Pa, enclosing letter stamp.
CaurIoN.-StranGers coming to Mechanics
burg to see the Dr.. are cautioned to beware oi
uDprincipled persons, aS some have been de-
ccIved Do not ask for the Dutch Doctor or
any other, a DR.. X. is the only one IN this
valley, vino can perform cures by the new
method. The DrS Office IS directly opposite
the Union Church.
Mechanicsburg is miles from Harrisburg,
on the Cum berland Y. Il. H., and accessible
from all parts of the Union. The DIR. will visit
cases within a reasonable distance when de-
sired. GJuiy 27-563yl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17
EY!pENcE UF Salty.

New NIrN. juno IT, 100.
Il have made chemical examination Of -'l'nopEs EE-
yEE ArrE CUEE-' or .'ANTDp1Lr 70 NALAEtt, and
have tested it Tor Arsenic Mercury. punine and sr e-
nine but fLl particle Of either i'll 1t, nor
have found any substance ~ its osiilu that would
prove injurious the constitution
JAMES Il. Chiffon, NJ. ID. Chemist
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17
.tE2Fr frsrt5
~ a., FRESH NEAT. r.. go,
'jWE subscriber has re-Opcned his

TIE SaDScflDtf las Tt-OpC1itd HIS
l. MEAT MARKET, in the rear Of his
dwelling on 5. 81 street, Lewisburg, Opposite
the Methods, Chapel where he will endeavor
TO furnish in their season BEEF, VEAL, NUT
TON, &c, in good order.
The prices for cattle, etc, continuing 10 be
high, will sell at very reasonable rates for
READY PAY.
- Fresh on Tuesday and Friday mornings.
July 6. 1858. FRANCIS IELLERS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17

sGrLast Sunday afternoon, a small boat
containing five unknown men, was swept
over Niagara Falls, and all lost.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17

r@- The German Reformed Sunday
School of this place held picnic in a
grove near town on Saturday last. 1t
was joyful time for quite number Of
youth, and some Of the old folks too.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17
ts0n.S! BOOKS, &c. a variet,

~r- Es0DEAS! BOOKS! &c. variety
f1S of School Books, Blank Books, Giti
Books for holiday presents, ToyBookS, Albums,
Diarvs. Magazines n Newspapers, Letter and Cap
Paper Of different qualities Fancy Note, Draw
Ing. Legal, and Sermon paper, Bristol Board
for Needlewor> Envelopes Of every deScrip-
ton, WATERS Motto &c, hre Steel and Metallic
Penns, ,Quils, Pen and Paper Knives, Gold and
Silver Pens and Pencils. lnAStands, Inks, Fort
NonnaieS, Folios, Tooth Brushes and variety
OF articles for the toilet
For SAFE ChedD at tie LelCiS6urg Post Ogice.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17
William Jones,

4 TTORNEY at Law.---COlleciiOnS
n promptly attended to. Office opposite
kine's Hotel,
$50 LENISBURG, PA.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17
TO Iron lIasters and Dealers.

Kun III 1CIo dII7t Doa!Sto'
DENN'A Wire WOrkS--No.2l Arch St.
L above nt--PIIILADELPHlA
SlEyES, RIDDLES, SCREENS, Woven Wire
of all meshes and widths,
with all kinds Of Plain and Fancy yWireW ork.
Paper Makers Wire. all kinds. Cylinder
aud DANDY Rolls, covered in the best manner
IN or out of the City.
very superior article of Heavy Founders
Sieves-all kinds of Iron Ore Wire, Wire and
Sicves for Seed, Grain, Starch, Snuff, Brick
dust, &c.
3m590 BAYLISS, DARBY & LYNN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17

ApoLrHrs WILSON, son Of +. G. vii
son. of Tunkhannock, was drowned in the
Susqnchanna river 1t that place, last week.
He was about twelve years Of age.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17
Lewisburg Post Office Arrangements.

PHILADELPHIA Mail daily (czccpt Sunday via Cat
tavis,a e. Il t, Milton, close at 10 . clVcL, A. N.
EiSTERA Mails, daily tcXcrit >"nd'yl
close at - o'clock ?. ".
HESTERIE, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, =,
Closr a UclUcG. 4. VI.
NOETIIERN,( w iliamsrurtJ Mcul. Nciu. and tri,
clos, al O'Clock. 4. VI.
ScCTHERN, lSelinsgroyc) Tucsl. ThuIsi and saturi,
close at / o'clock T.. ".
BCFFiLO 7 EO4DS G FOREST IlILL.Tues. AMI Fri ,
close at : l.. NJ. Of night pre- ccdn- -.
BuSincss hours daily, except Sunlay>) from until
II y O'Clock. A. NJ, and iruI l. until : T. VI.
july IL, lsJj II. ". CEUILEls, T. NJ
Post Onc Stamr tarcl Envenes fgr sale at the Office
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17

DY RAILROAD.-A new supply OF Fancy
ID Goods, Porte MonnaieS, German Pipes,
and Kinnikinique Tobacco; also variety of
new Books the very latest works, 10 be had al
June 20, '55.l CHRIST@ CILDHELL&.
DY CANAL-A fresh supply of White
ID Lead, Paris and Chrome Green ground
IN oil also Turkey TIMBER in ID. cans; Lin
seed Oll, Turpentine, Pine Oil and Fluid, all
of which we will sell at the lowest rates-to
be had at CHRISTI 4 C1LDWELLS.
4 Asst, but not Least, e fine assortment Of
4 4 the very best Perfumery for the ladies'
and gents, consisting of Almond and Honey
Soaps, Extracts for the hdkf., Cologne, Bay
Leaf aud Honey Water, Bureau Perfume, etc.
tD be had at CHRIST q CILDWELL'S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17
NEW GOODS AGAIN.

DEAVER & kREMER have Just received
( } i lor of New Goods, consisting Of Ladies
dress goods, dress trimming French needle
work prints. Hasery shawlS. &c. &C.,
Jane -, 80.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17

/ NGRAIN and Venetian carpets, good as
l sortment just received cheaper than ever
ly IIune ISL Beaver & kremer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17
GREAT ATTRACTION
1 I the Old Stand of
\ HAYES 4 CO.


Just arriving-a large and extensive assort-
ment of NEW GOODS. purchased a, the low
est Cash figure, and Of course will be sold at
a small advance.
We have large stock of Dry Goods OF
all grades and ie1tures-fancy Dress silks
from so cts to S2,e5 per yard, Berage Delains
from 10 TO 25 cts, Shaly Borazes, Barred and
Striped Boraze and Tissues, French, English
and American Prints of all styles, 100 pieces
of Nader color Prints (at 6l) warranted fast
coiors, also a handsome assortment Of LACE
and Embroidery. together with great variety
of Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols, Ladies Por
MonnalS &c &c.
GROCERIES. HARDWARE, CROCKERY.
CEDARWARE in abundance of superior
quality. also superior lot Of STONEWARk
of all descriptions.
lot of Ready made Clothing
Hats and Caps Of all descriptions.
CARPETING-lngrain, All-Wool. Hemp
and Rag Carpets, Stair Carpets, Rugs .Oilcloth.
Window Blinds, &c &c.-all of which Will
be sold low for Cash or approved credit.
The highest Market price paid for all
kinds of GRAIN.
IRON, PLASTER, FISH, SALT. COAL. &c.
always on hand. ]. HAYES & CO
Eewisburg, April &c, 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17

Ives riNGS ard PantaoonS Stulls.-A va
rety of fancy and plain VestingS, suita-
bic for this season. and of the latest styles Just
received and for sale cheap. Also, handsome
summer Pantaloons Stufis :Or gentlemen and
bows wear. BEAVER d KRE UER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17

1 LARGE and desirable stock Of Ladies
u Dress Goods. Of every kind, for sale
cheap by !. SCHREYER " son.
/ LARGE lot of Ladies' spring and sum
~ mer ShawlS, for sale very Tow, BY
June /. 1851 - SCHREfEH i SON
IHOTHS, Cassimeres, Twecis and Summer
I Wear. for sale cheaper than ever bv
June I, 1851 j. SCHRE YI.R i son.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17

C,CHOOI ORDERS ncdtlv printed and tor
sale al the Thv7iciC OH,cs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17

treSh im's ar, brought up on The Cat
LISA Railroad daily .cm philada.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-08-15
The Song of Summer.

*** Thou makest, o. Lord,
The outgoing ofthe morning and evening
To rejoice. Thou v~isitest the earth and
waterest it
Thou greatly enrichest it with the river
OF God, which is full of water. < < < s
Thou preparestthem corn, when Thou hast so
Provided for ii. y y y X M
Thou waterest the ridges thereof abundantly;
Thou ~settlest the burrows thereof;
Thou makest it soft with showers
Thou blessest the springing thereof.
Thou crownest the year with goodness, s
And Thy paths drop fatness. \ =
They drop upon the pastures Of the wilder
ness,
And the little hills rejoice on every side.
The pastures are clothed with hocks;
The valleys are also covered with corn.
They shout for joy-they also singl
We take the above beautiful Summer Song
from the works of an ancient Author, whose
productions, perhaps, many readers are mo-
conyersant with. We think it far superior
to many modern productions. The entire
work is for, sale at the Bookstores.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-08-15

ngA A law prohibiting the traffic in in
toxieating liquor, invades no rights possess
ed by man. Indeed man has but few rights
though he boasts Of many. Whatshe con
siders his rights are often either duties or
privileges only. God never guaranteed man
the right to burn as with the scorching
breath of the. volcanoes bosom the great,
garden. of the earth; man should not d
the right to uncap a great. crater of burning,
souEdamning fluid, and turn loose seething
streanso of destructionto overcome and blight
forever the blessed homes In our land to
strike down the hope and pillar of happy
families to beggar themselves to turn out
shivering child groups to perish in the Storm /;
to drug the rich blood of the youth of ourland
with fatal poison to blight the health and
pollute. the virtue of our daughters, sisters,
wives and mothers, and transformthem from
beings Of love and light to monsters of dark
ness and moral depraFity ; to reach By the
subtle agencies of rum the smechanic, the
farmer. the scholar, the legislative halls, the
press andthe sanctuary, and wither and blight
and destroythe hopes, the prospects and good
name Of, all and send along every living
artery of health and Strength in our great
Republic an unceasing flow of misery, death
and woe. Men do not desire to possess such
rights as these. It-woald be Yandal spiri
indeed that would crave the right to flrtht
purse with the price of blood
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-08-15
Carrrsgauaing eaitar's 1Rpnrtmeat.
R. G. STAPLES, T BROOKLYN, N. z.
A MISTAKE.

We have received several orders for the
peace of Music-"O! why should Friend
ships chain be broken" and have sent them
On to our Corresponding Editor, to whom
they should have been originally addressed.
K. G. Staples, Esq, is the Author of the
Song, and his Portrait (not that of ours, the
Editor) is attached thereto. We call atten-
ton to the following Notice from our Cores
ponding Editor:
To OUR CoRREsPoNDENTs.-AIl communi-
cations intended for the Corresponding Edi-
tor, for tho future, will be directed to r. G.
Staples, No. 206, Gold St., Brooklyn, New
York, until farther notice. We would be
pleased to. hear from our friends while re-
naming in this city, and receive their con-
tributions as usual. We decline, however.
receiving additional orders at present, fol
the piece of music entitled" Why SHOULD
F~RIENDsHIP's CHAIN BE BROKEN" as its pub
l~ication will be delayed awhile,-and We
would request those who have already ordered
to remain patient, and it will be forthcoming
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-08-15
Treating at Elections.

So far as we have learned, the disreputa-
bic and degrading practice of treating with
intoxicating drinks by candidates or their
friends, was $ s:engaged in during the late
heated campaign than any that, has preced-
ed it in this State. Indeed we have seen moth
ing.ofit, and heard very little complaint a
bout it. This is an indication of improve
mentin the right direction, and affords-still
further testimony that public sentiment is
opposed to this shockin4Sstem. We hope
the day has passed when men will attempt
to bride American citizens with the wills
key bottle will !" steal away their brains,'
and totally disqualify them from the intelii
gent discharge of the most dearof American
birth-rights-the elective franchise.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-08-15
THE PICKED ROD LETTERS.

We have a few thousand copies of these
inimitable and able Letters, in pamphlet
form, still on hand for sale. They were
written by a distinguished gentleman of this
State, as a Review of the Report of the Com
mittee on Propositions and Grievances, at
the last session of our Legislature, on the
Temperance Memorials. The SUBJECTS han
died in a mastery manner, and the general
dissemination of this pe8phlet among the
people, cannot fail in e6s1ghtening the pub
lie mind and rehnovingaany false impress
sions on the great question Of Prohibition.
Nearly twenty thousand copies have been
sent off, and we have a few thousand still on
hand. Some eoul.Les have had none, and
with a view of furnishing all, we printed an
extra supply. Price So per hundred, pos
tage prepaid-the postage being nearly hall
the sum Send on your orders soon, before
the remaining copies IRE exhausted.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-08-15
For THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
A STREAMLET'S MURMURINGS.

Ii my first meanderings, / danced along
gaily, frolicking with the golden hued flow
ers, that hung lovingly over to gaze at their
faces in my crystal surface; or leaped forth
in mimic cascades. as the sunlight flashed
like diamonds in the feathery spray. Some
times / stole along noiselessly to listen to the
warblings of the wild birds as they 'aoated
along sometimes creeping softly down the
green mossysdell, gently ~murmpring in low
cadence with the woodland Tyre, loving the
weeping willow that dropped gracefully over
.Fme. Once as | glided onward, such a scene
ofbeauty burst upon my view that | fairly
danced for joy. A neat white cottage, al
most hid amid a cluster of green trees, clam
.beriDg vines, and wild flowers grew about
the door, and so beautiful it seemed in the
: distance, with the azure sky above and the
green earth beneath, like some fairy man
sion. As | drew near, merry children ran
out to greet me and laughed gayly as they
bathed their dimpled feet or playfullysscat-
tered my sparkling waters in their golden
curls and crowned me with flowers. felt
sad at leaving them so soon, and would fain
have fingered in SO sweet aspot forever. The
children gazed w;stfully at their bright gar
lands borne onward so swiftly down the green
forest dell. Once, too, as / glided mournful-
.y along, / passed by a drunkard's home
and. such spot. Rank weeds grew about
the door and withered vines trailed upon the
ground. The ruined portico had fallen down
the whole place.had an air of want and de
spair. 1 grew dizzy as I saw a man with
an arm raised in maniacal fury to strike thu
being who had left the bone of her child
hood to unite her fate with his. She shranl
pale with fear III one corner of the rude apart
ment | stretched forth my arms in terror
to save her; but they only locked closer il
fear as / hurried on, and the scene fade,
from view. But enough of this the rest 0
my wanderings ] shall perhaps relate at som
future day. Adieu. STREAMLET.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-08-15
Not a Licensed Grog shon.

There is not a licensed liquor establish
ment in the City of Raleigh and although
we see and know that much dissipation and
drunkenness exists in our COMMUNICATE
though we are aware that the law is violated
and evaded by dealers-yet we are certain
that all will bear US out in saying, that order
and sobriety, in public, was never more
prevalent in our streets, than at this time
On election day-a time of unusual excite
ment and e~xertion to gain the day-the qui-
etude and sebriety of the occasion was re:
marked by all indeed, we saw or heard Of
but two or three cases Of intoxication on that
day. This state of things. contrasts most
creditably with former election days, and is
doubtless to be attributed in a great degree
to the fact that licensed liquor establishment
were not so convenient, to gratifyth NOR
bid appetite for intoxicating drinks.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-08-15

lou do not see how such a mistake could be
made, for | am much younger and aatter
myself a better looking man than the minis
ter have been told so at any rate. Well,
Aunt Maud did not know the Parson and
the Major had not seen me, and sol was
caHSd upon to perform the ceremony. |
was kindly relieved by the arrival of the
minister. | heard Aunt Maud say the ir-
reyocable YES and now she is Mrs. Maud
Original. / enjoyed myself very much.
that night, (and BY the bye l more than
half lost my heart Her Magnolia home
Is indeed beautiful. left the next morning
as the sun was fllnging his bright arrows over
the hill tops to rest upon the emerald bosom
of the wales below.
Dear Circle, [ have a request to make
now if you do not intend admitting gen
tlemen in your Circle may l have the
pleasure Of writing sometimes to you? |
You admit me, Ishaf feel under many obi
cations. Wishing YOU all much happiness
III this life and afterwar,l a home in tn,
bright regions Of glory / remain
Yours truly, FRANK.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-08-15
For the Spirit of tho Age.
To the Social Circle.

DEAR CIRCLE You will not be angry
ut m outsider having the presumption to
address YOU, when you know the cause; |
have long wished to become a member Of
your charming { Circle but having no gen.
ticnen in, | was kept from asking you, by
the fear Of being refused ; for | do not like
to lie refused even by the lips Of tie beauti-
Gul hut this is not the cause listen now
and | willteIi you: As / was travelling in
Alabama, not long since, | came in sight Of
a beaWiiul house, surrounded by lofty trees
and flowery vines upon enquiry | learned
that il was Magnolia, the home Of AUNT
MAUD MILLER, Of the Circle The sun
WIS laying his broad good natured face light
~ upon the distant mountain top, and not
being well acquainted with the country l de-
termined on asking permission to pass the
u~ightthere, sure OF kind reception from
Aunt Maud, When l approached the
house my ears were greeted with the sound
ofgay voices aud merry laughter. The FIRST
person l saw was a young girl bounding
from the house into the yard, with eyes
sparkling with mischief and lips wreathed
) in smiles. Dear Circle do You know who
4 il vast Ii was no other than Kate Care
less. soon gave myself an introduction to
her, and what is really l~aughable about it,
my name was the same as the minister's
and she took me to be the { parson.' All
you want TO know what use we had for the
Parson, do youl Well, you remember, IL
her last, Aunt Maud spoke Of her love
having been killed in the wars 1t was
lucky hit Of hers, for by it she found her low
CT who was not dead, as he had been repre-
scented to be. When he returned HON
Aunt Maud was gone, and he could not fin,
her, so he lived on true to his first love.
il said by some that constancy is obsolete
but believe il not, when you have such proc
You are getting impatient to knoww who it il
Well it is Major Original. l hear you
siIyery laughter as you read, and hear 70
eSclaim-' caught at last; you won't civ
us any more Charcoal Sketches now, VI
you3 Yes Aunt Maud and the Major we
married that night, and among the Bride
maids there was Inez, Matte, and Kate
You wish to know how the bride looked
You know now that we gentlemen are n
good at description, then suffice it Au
Maud is a fine looking lady she appears
be about thirty.6ve. | did not know 4
scrape my name got me into until tolerab
late, when they came forme to marry the