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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
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Fl WE largest assortment Of Spring ond
Summer Shaws ever offered TO The people
OF i.',cIhed county is now ready FOR & xhsbi.ion
., The Oras.se Sfave. comprising = general as.
Thlhei do. pain and figured of eli coors : nd
styles. Cell and sre Them
NoOD'NG & LEWIS.
Wolcottsilie. May g, ls56
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
q \ Q 9 = RES.

DORTO RICO and Refined Sugars of
oil grades, for sale at the lowest ma n ),
Also-fish. Pork. Hams. Lard, &c. ~
n. Il &. A. sBERRY'S.
SOMETHING new-5oo Gems patent Cel-
R&EABHRRYH
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

81 EEPS constantly On hand a well selected
M assortment, al shne, music. Receiving fresh
supplies weekly from New York. h. will be able
I" accommodate his customers with the latest
compositions, at New York retail prices.
June 5th. A. S. BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

vSHALMAS.-Just received, large and
II spisndm assortment oil 1aImss of various
styles aud prices.
ALvORD & BROTHER.
Wolcotiville. Sept s,h.
n AIDES CLOTHS of the best quality
IL with the MORE Antique Trimming, can
he mad BY calling On ALVORD g. BROTHER,
Woicotryilie
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

NNE.A variety Of new and iashlon ,b!e
n Dress Goods-consisting of fancy Sill g.
''ack do Of the hes, makes, cotton md vol
lriaines. French Tnibeis. Ner,ms, wool Plaids
,chages, MohaiT Clo,hs &c. that will he sold
'ert cheap. MCNEIL & BRAMAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
Litehileid and yau.atnek R.p.

CTAt.ES leave the Mansion House ., I.
~ A. NJ and Is P. ". connecting with ram
=, =, bridgeport, and in the morning with tram /.
-, Lave LAtchhe.d station on ARRIVAL nf a..
10 70 morning train aud 6. 10 evening train frou
Bridgeport. -" '''''
Far fifty cents. l. FEM
Lhchfeld. May 18th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
Or uaIls,s,

Se~Ws
We always look upon orr houses
y mere Temporary lodgings. Weare
always hoping % get larger snd finer
cnes, o. are forced sosns way Or other
to live where ne do not chonse, and
in continual expectation Of changing
our place or alb ,sie. In the present
state Of society, this IS in a grea,
measure aanavoidsbie bot LEI us re-
member II Is an evil, and that 80 lar as
il Is svoidablr; il becomes our duty to
cheek the impulse Its surely sub
iect Tor serious thought, whether it
might NOT be better for many Of us. II,
ia atsaipg certain position 10 life, we
determined, WIKI, God permission, to
choose . house in which to live and
dis-a home moi TO be increased by
adding stone TO stoue and field to
field. bot which being enough for all
our ~ishes at that period, We should
be resolved 20 be satisfied with forever.
Consider this, and also, whether we
ought NOT ~ be more in the habit OF
seeking honor Tor our descendants
than our ancestors; thinking it better
70 be Dobly remembered than nobly
born; and, striving to live tina. on,
sons sons, for ages 10 come. might s,d
lead their children revercn.ialiy to tn.
doors out of which we have been ca,
ried to the grave, saying. " Look. rhi,
was his house this was bis chamber
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
.1r,r Fan Goods >

A SPLENDID Stock Of Staple and
IA F.ncy DRY Goods. Greeries, Crockery
Shes, Fsa hers. kc.. jasi received BY the sub.
scIiber and for sale cheap.
S N. BRONSON.
Ltclfe d. Sept 18th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
1'centy.seeond .4nnnai Report IF the
LlrCHFIELD MUTUAL
Fire Insurance (UaNNUNU

/ - A"SttSfS"CC commune
JULY I'd, 1858.
! BY Cash reed for Premiums on Poll
cies this year ss.ls9 IS
/ Tocash pa,dior Losses and Expe nses
this year 1878 20
| BY whole amount OF Cash
reed tot Pr, miums sc, s0S rs
| Interest rec d on Loans I,yll 1882 ,s19 SO
10 Whole um't paiG iur
Losses x Exp. nses S23 $50 So
Casbnow on hand 9,l53 Ol-S32,719 SO
10 amount oi Premiums charged tn
IL required 92,ss7 50
Add t. ash IN hand g,l43 Of
Making the Capital Stock OF thit -
Company al this Tine $4,000 81
There is not ut this time any claims against
Co.npauy-ail paid tu tins date.
The Directors OF tins company are con fd { nj
That the pianof Insurance aGvtteu ~ the ~ ~ Ill
meet"ih ahealty response Iron. oil int ilIgsht
friends OF the principle Vi Mutual Insurance.
Ihis company insure Uniy ~ THE state anC
take no risks On " Ills, Goods 10 stores. sbops,
ETC.. or in expos, Village or cit, property, but
conhne their business eniiTey to IL rnr nope rty
and isolated buildings and their contents-oi
which not more than $1,000 will be insured on
one risk. s5
This company will ADJUST all claims with
prnn,ptness and liberaliiy anc ia NJ an, tine q
difference should arise beiwrt the parties, III
such adherence viii be aGjnstsd BY Indifferent
persons IN The county each part, selecting ore,
and "a case they do not agree, thi,d ne eon
shall be chosen. and the sw ard Of n, or any tive
OF them. shall be final nd cOncius O.
toward Of one hundred dollars will Re paid
ny 'h's company 10 any one who will giventuch
information 8s will convict any person OF setting
re to any building insured by this company.
OMcegS Of Tie lCMaaMv.
J. u, BECkNltH Plesi.t nj,
GEO. Z. " OODRCFF, E.q Treasurer
JdSON WHi1LN'G. Seeretays.
q mr.. Directors.
JASON sEWWf hf1iNaG; Aas : LEV LEWIS sspo,
OLIVER GOODWIN GFt1 c. WOOL InHE
SETH P, BEERS. iK0BBlNs fAITElL
STEPHEN TROWBkIDGE.
SHELDON OSBORN .oi Hatwin,on,
General Agent.
AGENTS OF THE COMPANY.
Leman W.Cu,Ier, Wai4rie~ Daniel B !.
bnnsmade. Washington Henry s. Sanford,
New Milford Ruiue FsIler, j. Kent Rich.
ard Smith. Sharon; Frederick Ksllcee Cstn.
wall; joseph !. Gaylord, Goshes /: v ;lIi.m
VI. Burrall. Canaan Donald J. Warner. Sal.
isbnry S. D. Norihway, and John Dew eli.
Norfolk; Henry Jones. New Hartford. =
George d. Wadhsms, Touingfop Lewis
Smith. Harwinian John @. Ambisr. Betbls m.
John Aberneihy sndGcoree B. Forest. W GOA.
bury; David c.. WhiiiIesey. New Pre,tor..
Reuben Rockwell. Ccleksook q Jahp Him.
dale. Winsied; s. Y. St.John, New can...
E. Talmadge, T lymouih s."
Persons wishy ii to get their buiId;n..;,
snred can arplo Thereof the A gents o. 10
the Secretary. = - g =, y s
J., q. BEcKWITH, Pre,ide.a
JAsos WHIriss. Seesetasy.
Litehfsld, July isSG.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
DirerSOrs.

J. g BECKWlTH. IA IEwIe
J u WHITING | SHELDON OSBORN
oLivEk GOODWIN GFO c. WOOI kUTF
SETH P. BEERS. ROBBINS fAiTEiL
STEPHEN TEOWBkIDGE.
SHELDoN OSBORN .ot Hatwinien,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
40 the New Jewel, v store.

Winchester, 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-03
SALE OF LAND.

IN pursuance Of decretal order Of the Circnlt
Court Of Augusta county rendered at the No
vem5er Term, 1854, in a cause therein depending
between Sarah Slower and others, plaintiffs. and
Jacob Stoyer's heirs, defendants. there will BE-
sold at public sale. on the premises, on SATURDAY
the 18Th dan NJ January next a very desirable
TRACT or LIND. which descended from
Jacob Slower, decd, lying 10 the County of Au-
grlsta on the Valley Turnpike road aud the wa
tiers of Naked Creek. about three miles below Mt
Sidney, near Burke's Mill. adjoining The lands OF
Samuel Byers, Thomas Burke and others. and
containing beta cen los and Ito ACRES
There is running through the land Il never falling
stream Of water The soil is Of an excellent quail
ity, with suflicency of timber, and about Ten
Acres of good Meadow and about 20 Acres more
that can be converted into meadow. The I'm
proyemenis are a comfortable DVELLhNG
HOUSE. good Barn. GraInery and Corn CRIB:
Orchard &c. Persons desiring tn see the land
will be taken over it by the tenants on The place
TERMS.-One fourth in six months. one.
fourth in Is months, one fourth in 30 months. and
the remainder in AZ months; to be secured by per-
suna security and the title reserved as ultimate
security. Possession given in March
JOSHUA II. SLOWER. SC, Comm'r.
Nov. 20. 4-lds-Rock. Reg. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-03
TRACT OF LAND,
In Levels of PoCahontas County,
LOB 6 a z. e

I'm pursuance of decree of The Circuit Court nf
4 Pocahon,as pronounced 30ih September, 1854.
in cause therein pending. in which Geo. b.
Moffelt and wife were Plaintiffs, and Alex. G.
McChpsney and wife and others. (children of Hen
ry NJ. and Mary V. Moneit. deed, and heirs at
law of the said Mary V. Moifet!, dec'd.) were
Defendants, will proceed to sell, on the preml-
SIS, on The Isl dayG February. 1855. to the high,
est bidder. the valuable tract of land, in the bill
and proceedings mentioned. containing $50 ACRES,
more or less, large quantity of which is cleared,
under fence. in culvaion-ls located in the heart
of..Lit,le Levels of Pocahunias' circle the dl-
ameier of which is 8 or 10 miles-embracing with
in il three Merchant Mills. 8 Blacksmith shops,
Tannpry. common schools. an Academy and two
Churches. and being within one mile of the Acad-
emy. Churches. store and blacksmith shop. and OF
Lewisbnrp and Martins Bottom Turnpike road
enabling the purchaser t" avail hmseliofihe ben
efls of all. without being annoyed by either. and
of locating in country second To none west Of the
Alleph,nies or east of Sewell, either in soil, eli
male or population.
TERMS. One fourth in cash-balance in one.
two and three years purchaser giving boni and
good security, and title retained until all the pur-
Chase money is paid. WOODS POAGE.
Dec. %. 35l.-4t. Comm'r.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-03
a sToCK or
$4,000 Worth Of Winter Clothing
WHIST be Sold.

HAVING laid ia this season stock Oh Ciolnihs
LII unusually large. in fact larger than this mar
ket at The present hard time justiies, and having
still very large and well assorted stock OF Cl1'n-
inc On hand. we are determined. in order to reduce
IT, to sell at prices (without regard to cost which
will be little cheaper than ever clothing was sold
before. We mean to sell al Baltimore prices, Tor
cash. and for cash only. Our stock is bound TO be
sold. and must 90. in order 10 meet our payments
Therefore we beg leave to draw the attention OF Of
our friends and tin buying public al large 10 ms
od,or,;sement We wish all who want to buy
bargains to give us a call. and you will find US ex
actiy as we represent. Country merchants who
NAV want to buy large quantities. will lind our
prices little below Northern wholesale prices,
I'VE do this only in order to reduce our heavy stock
GOODMAN. ROSENWALD & ~.
Adjoining Bare s. Sterreit. Va. Hotel Building
100 suits of Negro Clothing at prime cosi. IN
ordor ~ clnse Them ont. 6. w s. co.
Staunton Dec. 20. IS54.-V. and NJ. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-03
N O IT G. E.
Dec. 20, 1854

,s,HE erection ut the Baptist Church in this
place having been put under contract, 1t be-
comes necessary that portion Of The subscription
su kindly made by the citizens To that object should
be paid One third Of the subscriptions will be
needed to enable the building cut.mlltee TO meet
their obligation IL the underlakers.
~ far as his engagements will allow II. the I'M
dersigned will. during the first week in january
wall upon subscribers with the view oi collecting
The abJve proportion Of their subscriptions. An
opportunity will at the same time he afforded Ia
those who have MT heretofore done 81, To sub
scribe To that object
Should subscribers find it more convenient. they
can pay their subscriptions either To WA. II.
Peylon. Esq, at the Virginia Hotel. or to Alex
Pope Abel al the Stage Office Of Wan. p Parish
& Co. SAM'L. B. RICE.
Dec. Is. 1854.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-03
w SfsEss EiEs.

oothe 2Sth ult, by the Rev w. G. Campbell, Mr.
JAMES G. Patterson to Miss ELIZABETH NJ COL
BREATH, of this county
On Sunday morning, the 10th ult, at s. o'clock, by
Rry Tbos w. Roberts. Mr.. JAMES Ii. AuDHIzER to
Wis, c ,rHAaiNE n. MAY, both OF this county
On the same day at 4 O'Clock by the sane, Nr. koD,
rn7, ~. Johnson 10 Miss MARGARET HILMoN, both oil
this county
On the 25th ut at the residence OF Mr. John bushes
BY the Rev. J. 5. Bain, Mr. HEzEkAh KAY formerly
IS Aib,marle to Miss ELLEN CL,TTERBucK, OF Angus
Ia county
MAY their future life be as bright
As the blush Of rising mora,
And they b. two souls with but single thought
Two hearts that beat cue. H. >. H.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-03
VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE.

WILL soon be ready, the new and complete Sta
w IlSTIC44L GAZETTE ofthe Commonwealth,
large volume, illustrated with Portraits and En-.
cravings, it will contain full and comprehensive rcvi'w
of the History, progress present condition, Commercial,
Railroad and industrial resources nf the State also HIS
orca aud Statistical Sketches Of all the cities and towns,
with important Typographical information from recent
original sources, together with the results OF the last
Census population most 10 1854, with new a2t
beautiful Co!ored Mop of the State-worth alone he
price Of the whole work-it will exhibit the EesoWeo
and Manufacturing Adrandges OF Firginias hourisniny
cities and towns, aud will draw the attention Of capital
aud manufacturers from distant localities thereto,
most profitable place for investment The author hav-
ing incrrcd very heavy expenses upon this work, 10
confidently appeals the liberal public and believes that
no work has yet been issued, considering the character
and OF It's material useful 10 every class OF
citizens, more valuable for library At such very
low prcc-oay So, including large new and handsome
CoLoRED County MAP Of the State. Ohc copy without
the Map So Please send your ORDER and the amount.
postpaid, Richmond Va, and the work will be sent
without the least delay to all parts Ct The United States,
free of all charges. All orders received within % days
will get copy Of the first Edition
Gazetteer Of yirginia-We have notices the most
attering from adjacent sections Of State reference
this great enterprise being prepared for the press
by Richard Edwards, Esq, gentleman, should
judge from the high testimonials which he bears. well
Qualified for the task work OF this kind VIII be very
valuable book Of reference, as guide TO the Emi.
grant, and grand achievement Of the unexamplea
natural advantages, Of which are blessed, as State.
We cordially recommend a. more usctu! book coaiA
not BE- bought for either the desk or the table.
From BE IpheeliHg I,tei;igeneer
We take great pleasure ia drawing The attention Of
citizens to very worthy enterprise AID hope il will be
we'll supported. We haze confidence in the author, and
believe he will make such work as he represents Ia
another column Of this paper.
From tie Norfolk Daily Argus.
Great Virginia W ork--Mr. Taylor, agent for Mr..
Edwards, is city for the purpose Of getting
subscribers for Gazetteer Of Virginia. IL will be quite
large work, aad We doubt not a very useful Il
will b. ntersperscd with the advertisements Of AIef.
chants Manufacturers, Mr. Z. has gwen evidence
in publishing other works, Of his fitness Tor the task he
mas undertaken, and We wish him great sCccess
liberal commission will be given 10 Agents. Re-
sponsibe persons. well recommended can apply above
aud subscription list will be forwarded them. Some Of
the Agents now employed ars making frcm IS 10 $40
per day.
. No
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-03
30! FOR TEE UNITED STATES
CE.nTEgNfs STORE.

SfTElNER, BROTHER Go. have Just opened the
y most splendid and useful stock OF READY MADE
CT OTHING ever offered 10 the people Of the Valley
Of Virginia. The most exquisite patterns for weddings
and parties the substantial article for negro can
BE found at this establishment They have spared no
TASTE pains expense 10 maintain their motto OF "Ex-
cclsior in the Clothing business. Indeed they havo
purchased with view TO selling cheaper than the cheap
est, every article in their line Their stock is unusual
" large the competition is great, and hence il will be
dcsidcratum shove off clothing small profits in
der get rid Of their stock which consist, part Of
CoATs.--Black, Blue, Green and Brown French Cloth
Frock Goats; fine Blue and Black Goats Sack Coats of
all colors; great variety Of Business Coats Fancy O.
vercoats from 81 50 TO so; fire Black Cloth Over
coats Black, Blue and Brown Oyercoats LambskiE and
Fell do. Black and Bldc lot Cloth 0yercoats Black
and Fancy Sattincu Frock and Sack Goats.
PASTs.-Twccd Pants black dceskin; black aud fan
cy Sattinet, from $ 10 So; black and fancy Cashmere
and others too nrncrous 20 mention.
EEsTs.-Bla.k Satin and Fancy Silks; silk Velvet
and Plush, from 81 50 to So black cloth and fancy
smcrc Plaid and German Vests.
Boys CLoTISG.Thc largest and best assorted stock
Of Coats Pats aud Vests, TO fit boys four years old and
older, ever brought 10 this market.
NEGRO CLorHfSG.--A large and we'll asserted stock.
FuRNisHING GooDs-White linen and fancy Shirts;
knit Shirts and Drawers; silk Neck & Handkcr-
chiefs; Stocks, Suspcnders, Umbrellas Carpet Bags
Pistols Jcwcry, Cloves, Hats and Caps Trunks and
every other article BE- found first class Clothing
Hall. All they want is cail from the public to Goa
vince Of the truth Of what tkey sag.
Stanton, Oct. II, 1854
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-03
ECLIpsEs IN THE YEAR 1855.

lst.-A total eclipse OF the moon. May lsi'vS-
lille as ioIlows: Beginning at Oh DIN, ai'1rn""n'
Disappearance at l0h ON Middle" Ut the eclipse
at lGh 81. Reappcarance III. Am End al
Oh dom. in the morning OF the second day Du-
ration of total darkness In. Som. Duration OF the
eclipse, 3h. dim.
2nd.-Of the sun. May 18th, at Oh. 3m.. after
noon, invisible.
3rd.-A total eclipse of the moon October 2oih,
visible as fellows: Beginning at Oh 33m. in the
morning. Disappearance III. 3lm. Middle "l
the eclipse at Oh i9m Reappearance Oh 5m'
End at 4h. Am Duration Of total darkness, H.
29m Duration of the eclipse 3h Sim.
4th.-Of the sun, November 9th. at 2h. Elm
afternoon, invisible.
ASH WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY IL
Coop FRIDAY. apru o.
FASTER SCNDAY, AprlI ..
WHIr SUNDAY, May H.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-03

DR.. Hoofand's German Bhters-This celebrated
medicine prepared by DIR. c. NJ. Jackson at the impo
s;n~ now German Medicine Store, No. i20 Arch ST.,
phila is exciting unprecedented public attention, and
the proprietor who scientific physician, is selling
Immense quantities of it. The virtues OF tbs remedy
are 50 fully forth in the extended notice OF IT, TO DC
seen in our advertising columns, that mere haro
on, room loft for US 10 speak of it, This much we may
add OF the long train Of physical ills to which hn
m,n;,r is heir there is none more distressing than the
general arrangement Of tn, digestive apparatus which
never fails to accompany adsordered state oil the lver
Ue,dach, nils, languor fre,incss bilious tongue,
morbid breath loss Of appctcin short, an indSs:ripa-
bic wretchcdncss of cxistcnct It's insu'erable ne
wasting attendants These Diseases which have baiied
the skill of the abtcst doctors, have been radically cureo
by Hoofand's German Bitters
Inn g. lS55.-2w.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-03
EeakGD.

Al his residence near Grccnville the 3oth utmo,
S NIL LlourxEa ST., in the 9th year OF his age.
Near Grcenyillc, GORGE CsoBA"GER, ST., at an ad'
vanccd age.
Tribute OF Respect.
The Committee appointed 10 prepare suitable minute
rcsprc,ng our ceased brother, William NJ Ahaiier,
report the following:
Valley Divs,on records with sincere sorrow IT'S be-
rc.yc:nt in the death OF most worthy member, bro
th.r " lham VI. Alaiicr, who departed this HE Nov
18th, 1854. -.
In ali the relations OF life he was amiable, exemplary
and lust, and was consequently much esteemed ny ms
f,e1ds and the c)mnunlty generally. As member OF
The order of the sons OF Temperance in this DIVISION we
can with pleasure testify that his life true to ITS prn
cpes and his efforts freely gwen TO the promotion OF its
important aims r .
10 all these excelencics he added the character OF
consistent Christian petty aid MS last sickness; long pro-
tracted was mad, peaceful TO remarkable degree oy
thu consultations of that gospel which only can brs to inc
soul "a good hope through grace" He Lett the wofid
"rco.cng IN hope Of ths glory OF God
Bcsoycd Thai COPY ofths minute be transmitted to
The family ofbo.hcr AI,fer with assurances OF the SIN
o',nt w. BROWN.
D,c 16 1871 J. WHITE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
FARM FOB SALE.

PY virtue of decree of the Crcnt Court OF
~ Augusta comfy, entered at its November
term. lS54. in the suit of Alan Sheets and others
rs Mary Sheets and others shall proceed on the
the premises. on Saturday the 18Th day IF Janna-
ry. 1855. to sell the Tract OF LAND. containing
about go ACRES. on which John Sheets, decd,
in his life time resided. and lying about one mile
North of Mt. Sidney. in said county. The land
is fertile. well waered and has an excellent .4P-
PIE ORCHARD and Meadow on ii. A
The Improvements are good Dwell M
LING HOUSE, a suitable Barn and .!.!i
other out houses. Ge
Terms Of .Saie.-So much in cash as may be
necessary to pay costs Of suit and expenses sale.
and the residue in payments at six. twelve, eigh
Teen and twenty four months from the day Of sale.
bonds with good security to be given for the de
ferred payments, and the title retained as ultimate
security. BENJAMIN WELLER,
Dec. 6, lS54.-tds Comm'r.
At the same time and place will sell for cash.
Two Soldiers Bounty Land Warrants, each for
forty acres of land. Is. w.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-03
THE CARRIERS ADDaESS.

The New Year has come, and Wright too comes along
To let YOU all kuOw he's stall living,
And doubts not you'll honor his annual song
BY not only reading, but SIch'S
His punctual bringing your paper too, shows
You shoald give ham IT. he is thinking;
You know he is too good boy TO suppose
lie will spend it in gambling or drinking
And then the spectator has told YOU the news
of the wear that has passed full of woadcr--
How the Russians giving the Allies their aueS,
And here how the Democrats blundcr
We like Old Nick well-for he is our friend
Who will lick the two giants who'd crush us,
They NAV buster awhile, but he'll show IN the end
They must crouch TO the Car OF the huSherS
They show pretty plaiuly they're getting enough,
And soon viii begin to cry qnartcr -
For Nick is the boy that will give qaanttin SUI,
OF that horridcst phySic, GRIM 1Hidr
We arc touching them up too in Eurcpc-which rings
With the fame of great Sanders aud Sicies,
Who have told them keep a rod soaked Tor their
In the strongest of possible pickles.
And then that poor Frcnchnan has shown he's an ass
In fine fix he's placed hmsclf trn'!
We did him up brown for refusing pass
To our noble -dmerteda Souc'
And Belmont financial struts Lcrd of the Hague,
Where Holland les cronchcd like Spaniel;
Sardinia too has to bear with plague
We sent her in shape OF Daniel
We tcu have Cuba by all's black and blue,
For we're not a hall big enough nation;
Wen clutch Sandwich Islands aud Mexico 100,
And then all the rest OF creation.
Ofthngs here at home there is not much to say;
But the Locos are beat to n mummy,
Aud stranger, the giant who carries the day
Knotcs Nothing, and only acts dunuy.
The hosts Of the Allies arc destncd TO whip,
Though the Locos declare they can't think IT;
But they'll find though they have not Leae IN the ship
There's Jonah on board who will sink II.
But Wrighs song must cnd-tho' he has not sung all
For the weather is cold, and he's weary
With trotting your streets through Sprng Summer and
Fall,
And now he would Ike to feel CHEEKY.
Kind ladies, remember tbs Wlrigit brings the page
That Oft has your leisure delighted
And give him hay At the lcaSt-h,'ll engage
Your claims on him meier shall be sighted.
Good patrons, wish you happy New Year
And oft on this day may meet you;
So long as YOU pay me my dues don't
How often come round to greet you.