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Making in all. ..........1Os
And the Trustees of Montgomery Township,
in said County, will also at the same time and
in the same manner, return to the Probate
Judge of said County the names of five persons
to serve as Jurors in Probate Court.
All of which notice is given pursuant tolaw.
JOHN ID. JONES, =
Sheriff of Ashland County.
Ashland, September 3, 1855. 5wI4
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SHERIFF,s SALE

The State of Ohio
IS In Ashland Com Pleas
John Frwonfeltcr
PURSUANT TO the command of a vendi is
L sued In the above case from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Ashland County to me directed
will expose to public Sale at the premises of
John Frounfelter in said county,
On SatMFday tie Sh day Of September
between the hours of ten o'clock a. NJ. and four
o'clock P NJ. of said day the following describ-
ed goods & Chattles; one Buggy as the property
of j. Fruwnfeiter. Terms ofsale cash.
JOHN D. JONES. Sheriff.
By JIG. BROWN Deputy.
Ashland, August %, 1856. I4tsf
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NOTICE is hereby given, that {. petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioner of
Ashland county, at their next regular session,
praying for the extension of and an alteration
of a certain portion of the State road leading
from the east and west center road, and near the
house of DIR. Andrews, in the township of Rug
giles, running south on the line of lots to the
Norwalk and Ashland State road. 'The prayer
of said petition is to extend said road along the
same line pilots from the Norwalk and Ashland
State road to the old county line, and the altera-
ton of said road to on the north side
and near milestone creek, and run far enough
east and south to get on suitable ground for a
good road, and thence west and south to inter
sect the old line of said road. @
MANY PETITIONERS.
July 2sd, 1855. 4wio
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. is hereby given to the public, that
IN on or about the first of June, 1856. one
William Braham procured from me a note of
hand calling for Five Dollars, and I now de-
clare said note to have been fraudulently OBJ
tanned, and will not pay it unless compelled to
do so by law. JACOB HOY.
Hanover Tp., Ashland Co., Aug.27 ,55 I4&
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STATE oFFICERs.

One Governor, one Lieutenant Governor, one
Auditor of State, one Secretary of State, one
Treasurer of State, one Supreme Judge, for the
full term one Supreme Judge. to fill vacancy
one Attorney General, one Member of the
Board of Public Works, one State Senator and
one ReprasnDto+ivn
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no SCHOOL TEacuEN.

THE Board of School Examiners of Ashland
L County will hold a special meeting at the
Union School House in Ashland, on Saturday
the 18th of September. for the purpose of ex-
aiming applicants for certificates to teach
school. ROBERT BEER,
Clerk of the Board.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

One Recorder, one Coroner, one Surveyor,
one Commissioner and enc Infrmary Director
And the Trustees of the several Townships,
IN said County, are requested to return to the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, the fol,
lowing number of Jurors from their respective
Townships, to wit: M
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MISCELLANEOUS. 6
r
.rOclam nation

DRoCLAMATI0N is hereby made TO all
Il the qualified Electors of Ashland County,
Ohio, that a General Election will be held, as
required by Law, on
" OCTOBER 8, A. ID. 1855,
at the several places of holding elections in said
County, at which time the following Officers
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WITCH N CLoCKMAKER, Postof
EM Zee Building, Main street, Ashland,
SROhio, Gold and Steel Pens, and a choice
&.s<evdriety OF Jewelry, kept consantlyo
'ovember 1859. %. 3tE $50 -
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Admfnistrator,s Notice.

rs ADMINISTRATORS Noiice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed and quail
Oliver, Sen., deceased, late of Green township,
Ashland county, Ohio, dated May 18th, 1855.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate by notes. duebills, book accounts or
otherwise, will come and settle fmmedistely
and all persons having claims against said es-
tate will present them, properly authenticated
for settlement, within one year from this date.
JOHN K. OLIVER.
August 1, 1855. 3wI0%
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sHERIFF:S SALE

VIM. Kissler, In Sandusky County
vs. COMMON Pleas.
Dursuantt to the Command ofanexecution du-
III issued in the above casefrnm the Court
of Common Pleas, of Sandusky County, to me
directed, L will expose to public sale at the
door of the Court House, in Ashland County,
On Monday, 1oth dayg Sepepz6et 1855.
between the hours of ten o'clock A. N. and four
o'clock p. 81. the following described real Es-
tate situated in Ashland County and State of
Ohio, to wit the undivided one fifth of the
East half Of lot number Eleven (l1) in the
Tow of Ashland in said County as the prop
erty of James l.. Miller. Terms of sale {:
Cash. j.. D. JONES. Sheriff.
Ashland, August L, 1855. 10 tsf2, 10.
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Exccutor,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that George w. Hill has
IN been duly qualified and appointed Executor OF
the Estate of Uriah Drum. Dec. All persons know
ing themselves indebted to said estate will confer
a favor by making Immediate Payment, and those
holding claims, against the same by presenting
them duly authenticated will receive their pay.
GEORGE w. HILL, Executor.
Aug IL. 1858. 3wl3
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WIIIINW OdTrAcF'S EstatcsI
NOTICE is hereby given that the subserib r
IN has been appointed and qualified as AID
ministrator, de bonis non, on the estate of Will
lam Carrier, late of Ashland county, Ohio; de-
ceased. CHARLES p. CARRIER.
July 3lst, 1855. II 3wl0E
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sHERIFF,s SALE.


J.K. McBridee ct. all
IS In Ashland Com. Pleas.
J. D. Williamson
Clinton French etall
I'D. Williamson In Ashland Com, Pleas.
DURsUANT to the Commands a Fl ia issued in
l. case of J x. Mcbride etal VS. j. D.. William
son, and one in the case of Clinton French eta
vs I'D. Williamson ct al from the courto Of com
mon Pleas Of Ashland county, to me directed
will expose to public sale at the door of the
Court House in said County, ae& 1sssf5
On Monday, 2oh day Of august 1855.
between the hours of ten o o'clock A. N. and four
o'clock P. NJ. of said day the.follawing de-
scibed real estate to wit: Lots number seven
teen(lD eighteen (l6) and nineteen C9)zin
the Town of Savannah in said County. APP
praised at three hundred dollars. Terms L
j. ID. JONES, Shift.
Ashland, July l8, 1855. etsf
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BALT1MoRb, Sept. z.

The tenor Of the news from Norfolk
and Portsmouth is of an awful nature
The people are suffering from famine as
yell as pestilence. The details are
narrowing. Particulars Will be sent
soon. Three thousand dollars were
subscribed to day at.+be counter of the
American Newspaper making the to-
tai collections of this city Upwards of
$1,000. A steamboat load ofprovis-
ions are sent from here daily. A meet
ing of citizens is called to devise further
means Of relief.
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LIVERY sTABI

3e q y %. G.
TTORsEs N CARRIAGES to be had at all
II hours Of the day and night. IL Stables ol
Second Street, in the rear Of the McNplty House.
Ashland March II. 1855, 4eu
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nridse Notice.

THE undersigned will offer for sale on Tues
Il day, September 20. 1855, between the
hours of. ten and four O'Clock of said day, the
building of a bridge across Lake Fork, in Mo-
hican township, near T'ylertown. aaE gtafz
b GEORGE McCOHNELL,j
LUKE SELBY, COm'rs.
-se AMOS HILBORN,
Aurust 81. 1855. hts. :
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AdminIstrator,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigne
~ has been appointed. and qualified as Adminis-
traitor on the Estate of Jacob LeamRn deceased late
OF Perry Township Ashland Co. All persons
knowing themselves indebted, are requested to
make Immediate payment, and those having ae-
counts against said Estate will present them fol
settlement JOHN LEAMAN admir-.
Perry Tp., August 90, 1855. 3w13
FOJUsTICEs OF THE PEACE.
GWAN'S new Treatise, Just published
d Copies sent free of Postage by remitting
$3.50 to B. G. TICKNOR, Mansfield Ohio.
Copies to be had of w. B. ALLISON Esq.
of Ashland.
Mansfield Augustus 1855. nl2tf.
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a PLACE for everything and every
thing in its place,
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LAND WARRANT BLANKS
For Sale cheap at This OFFICE.
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RiEALoFATLANT
ATTACK ON RIGA.
BATTLE ON THE TcHERNAYA.
: RUSSIAN SHIPS AND STEAMERS flKEN.
5000 moe Troops to be sent to the Crimcs

VICTORIA IN PARIS.
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BARBER,s LINE OF HACKS
- LEAVE Ash
&z9@m land sa for a EgS
F@HM q |! e,eIoef

~nection with the cars on the Cleveland Colum-
bus and Cineinnati Rail Road. Ls
Returning leave New London after the ar
rivafof the trains.
Leave Ashland for Mansfield ON Mondays,
,Wt,nesdaysa and Fridays, at IT O'Clock, P M,
Leave Ashland for Wooster on Tuesdays
Thursdsysand Saturdays at 5 o,clockfP M
September, 1853. 1871
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

cred the fact that society practically denies
her the right of earning hor own living
hereby beques,h TO Mary Sutton, the only
child Of nv old friend, Frederick Sutton, the
sum Of ten thousand pounds, which will en-
able her 10 marry, or 10 remain single, as
she may prefer.
John Meade gave prodigious start upon
hearing this, and Peter Finch ground his
teeth sgain-bu. in q manner hardly respec-
table. Both, however, by q violen. effort,
KEEP, silent.
The man of business went on with his
<ading.
y have paid some attention to the charsc-
te5of my nephew, John Meade, and have
BEEN grleved to find him much possessed
with feeling Of philanthropy, and with .
general preference for whatever is noble and
true over whatever is base end false. As
these tendencies are by no means such ss
can advance him in The world, bequesth
him The sum Of ten thousand pounds-hop-
ing that he will thus be kept out Of the
workhouse, and be enabled to pain, bis great
historical pic,ure-wbich. as yet, he has on
y talked about.
'As for my other nephew, Peter Finch, he
views all things 10 so ssgacious snd selfish
sway, and is SO certain TO get on in life, that
] should only insul. him by offering On aid
which he does no. require; yet, from his
aHec'ionate uncle, and entirely as a ,es,imo-
ny Of admiration for bis mental aculeness,
venture to hope that he will accep, bequest
of FIVE hundred pounds towards the com.
pie'ion Of his extensive library of law
books
How Peter Finch s,ormed, and called
names-how John Meade broke into q de-
l'rium Of joy-how Mary Sutton cried first,
and then laughed, and then cried and laugh
ed together F.; ell these mst,ers shall no. at
temp. to describe. Mary Sutton is now
Mrs. John Meade; and her husband has
actually begun the grea, historical picture.
Peter Finch has taken TO dscoun,ng bills,
and bringing actions on them and drives
abou. in his brougham already.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

REMEDY FOR THE SUMMER COMPLAINT.
The great increase Of deaths among children
has become cause for serious apprehension,
and any remedy to aver. the fatality should
be tried. We have been told of remedy
for cholera infsntum, which is said to bs
excellent, snd iss simplicity will warren, .
trial. Here tits Take one pound Of -four
and wrap it tightly in cloth, after which
boil il for three hours; le. it get perfectly
cool before the removal Of the cloth; then
remove al the glu,iuous substance from the
outside, which will leave the interior por-
.ion hard like chalk. This should be gre
ten TO serve as q hickening for milk, (from
one COW, if possible TO obtain it,) upon
which 10 feed the pa,ienL !, will keep for
a long time, end il is said by those who
have used it, 10 be more beneficial then any
thing else.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02
P o E It R Y.

The following beautiful lines, from the Dublir
University Magazine, will remind the reader o
The last scene in Bunyan's "Plgrim's Progress.
Time is a river deep and wide,
And while along its banks we stray,
We see our loved ones o FER its tide
Sail from our sight away, away!
Where are they sped, they who return
No more to glad our longing eyes?
They've passed from llfe's contracted bourne
To land unseen, unknown, that lies
Beyond the river!
"Tis hid from view; but we may guess
How beautiful that realm must be;
For gleamings of its loveliness,
In visions granted oft we see.
The very clouds that Ger it throw
Their veil, unraised for mortal sight,
With gold and purple tintings glow,
Reflected from the glorious light,
Beyond the river
And gentle airs, so sweet, so calm,
Steal sometimes from that viewless sphere,
The mourner feels their breath of balm,
And soothed sorrow dries the tear.
And sometimes list ming ear may gain
Enhancing sound that hither floats;
The echo of distant strain
Of harps' and voices blended notes,
Beyond the river!
There are our loved ones in their rest;
They've crossed Times river-now no more
They heed the bubbles on its breast,
Nor feel the storms that sweep its shore.
But there pure love can live, can last;
They look for us their home to share;
When We, in turn, away have passed,
What joyful greetings await us there,
Beyond the river!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

LOVE SOMETHING Love is the oak 10 the
vine of The human heartily which j. growe'h
upward to the broader sunlight and the
purer sir Of Heaven. Msny more, then, and
rich, and longer living are the leaves and
blossoms Of the vine, which creeping on The
Earth, would droop and wi.her ere the sum
mer's parting.
The human heart like the vine, canno. be
we'll and beautiful, unless i, embrace Love.
and feel its strength and support. when the
brighht sky changes end The roaring tempest
falls.
The air, the sun, the Here and The Here
after Of our being should be Love,-must
be, If we hope for aughs, or nus. in the
dresms the soul hath, dim, mystic ineffably
beau.eous, as the imsged longings Of our
blessed dea,hlessness. Life is not life, de-
prived Of Love,-,he fashioner Of Destiny
and conqueror Of Fate: the seed, the sun,
the seasons, and the showers is Love: and
by i. is the plant Of the spirit born and rear
ed and perfected for aye.
Ar. the highest, Genius the most rare,
hath limned Love only family as the 6rst
voice Of music was the gush Of The Heaven
born soul, telling i! future ,rudely to the
heart.
Thou cast, out one Of Eden, the fat 10
labor has gone forth, but Tie counsel TO
Love is written BY Natures hand every
where and ever. Heed the grea, behest il
thou would not arm thy soul against itself,
and stab thy happiness to death.
Love something, many ,hings,-all which
thou cans. and wed myself 10 the Universe
by Symp.shy,-she ageIess and haogir. pa
ren. Of all love? Naugh. is too humble,
naught too high for Love-,he flowers, the
slsrs are lovely bolh-the sea and land the
hill and vale, The Tiny shell and gisn. mount,
the purIing brook and roaring cataract, the
human form, the mind, the heart, the soul,
all lovely too and, as The string of some
vast harp, bear up each note Of Love in one
wide harmony TO the Creating Cause!
Love something beyond lhyself, il thou
love thyself truly! Open thy heart to the
treasures, boun.eous end brilliant, which ma
.ure everywhere displsys-6Il foil thy
heart, if thou vainIy hope thou may 'si, with
Love, and effuse i! forth sgsin with will more
prodigal than free.
The Universe is oil for every man and
let him clasp il in his arms, and make him
self its master by his Love. Catch every
where the breath Of +e~es snA te -;nae+.el.
with many lives, while thine own mortal one
doth YET remain.
Love something, love every thing and the
joys Of heaven will greet thee ere Thy time.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02
MIS- ELIAN NEOUS.
From the Household Wo
TWO NEPHEWS.

Al the psfior window of pretty will.
near Walton- on. Thames, sat, one evening a
dusk an old man and young " oman. The
sge of the man might be some seventy
whilst his companion had certainly no.
reached nineteen. Her beautiful blooming
face and active light and uprigh, figure, were
in strong contrast with the worn counte-
nance and bent frame Of The old mon; bu
in his eye, and in the corners of his mouth
were indications Of . gay. self-confdence
which sge and suffering had damped, bu
moi extinguished.
mo use looking any more, Mary said
he =; 'neiiher John Meade ror Peter Finch
will be here before dark. Very hard thai,
when sick uncle asks his two nephews to
come and see him, they cam. come a. once
The duty is simple in the ex.reme-only
to bel p him 10 die, ant take what choose
to leave them in my will! Pooh when
was young man, I'D have done it for nv
uncle with the u.mos. celeri,y. Blu, the
worlds getting quite heartless.'
'Ob, Sir = said Mary.
And what does sOh, sir = mean ? said he
'D'ye think ] shan't die know better
A little more, and ,here'll be an end of ole
Billy Colleu. He'll have left this dirty
world Tor clesner-to the great sorrow
(snd advan'age) of bis affec,iona,e relatives
Ugh! Give me q glass of the DOCTORS
stuff
The girl poured some medicine into q
glass, and Collet. after having contemplated
J! for momen. with infinite disgust, man.
sged to get it down.
y tell you what, Miss Mary Sutton said
he, y don't by any means approve Of your
'Ob, sir = and 'Desr sir and the rest of il.
when I've told you how hate TO be called
'sir' st oil. Why you couldn'. be more re-
spee,ful if you were . charity girl end ] q
bsadle in gold-lsced hat! None Of our
nonsense, Mary. Sutton, il you please. I've
been your lawful guardian now for six
months. and you ought 10 know my likings
and dislikings.'
my poor father often told me how you
djsIiked CEREMONY said Mary.
'Your poor father and you are quite
right said, Mr.. Colle,t 'Fred Sutton was
. man Of talent--s capital fellow! His on.
ly fault was q ns,ursl insbiIi,y to keep .
}srthing in bis pocket. Poor Fred /! he low
ed me-Pm sure he did. He beques thed
me his only child-and it isn't every friend
would do tbst!'
"A kind and generous protector you have
been!'
well, ] don't know I've tried not to be
brute, bu, dare soy have been. Dom,
speak roughly TO you sometimes Hsv'n.
given you good, prudent, worldly advice
about John Meade, snd made myself quite
dissgreesble, and like . gusrdian1 Come
confess you love this penniless nephew ol
mine.'
'Penniless indeed = said Mary.
sAb, there it is = said Mr.. CoIleu. sAnd
what business has poor devil Of an artist
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

PRETTY WOMEN AND PoLlTENEss..A
'slen'ed lady, who "wriIes for The papers,
speaks thus of city railroad cars: "The
seats OF the car were ell occupied and crow
ded, yet The conductor stopped for me-
Not wishing TO disturb those who were
seated, ! was intending to stand, bu, a gen.
'leman up at the far end arose and insisted
upon my taking his seat. Being very tired
! thanked him and obeyed. Presently la
dy much younger, much pre.lier, and much
better dressed than myself, entered the car.
10 less than four gentlemen arose instantly
Offering her seat. She smiled swee,ly and
unsffec,edly, and thanking the gentleman
VII" urged the neares, sea, 10 her, she seat
ed herself with a peculiar grace Of manner.
She had one Of those faces Raphael wss al
ways pain'ing-'ouchingly sweet and ex-
pFessive. A little after this young beauty
had taken her seat, poor woman, looking
very thin and pale, with .ha. orn, hag-
gsrd look ,ha. poverty, and a 4kow, and
hard labor always give, came 10. She might
have been one of those poor seams,tesses
who work, look like slaves snd-s,srve for
their labor. She was ,hinIy end mesnly
clsd an0 seemed weak and exhausted. She
had evidently no sixpence 10 throw away,
and came in the car not to stand, bu, to res.
while she was helped on in her journey
While she was meekly standing for the mo-
men', none of the gen'Iemen(?) offering to
rise, Rsphsel's angel, with sweet, reproving
eyes, looked on those who had so oficious-
Iy offered her seat, and seeing none of
,hsm a,.emp, 10 move, and jus. as myeeIf
was raising to give the poor old lady seat,
she arose and insisted upon the woman TAX.
ing her scat. !. was all the work but of a
moment; and the look of grateful surprise
the old woman gave her, end the glance Of
sweet pity the beautiful girl bestowed on
the woman as she yielded her seat, and the
evlden. CONSERVATION of The brosdclo!h in
d'v'duals, who were manifes'ly pu, to shame,
all were 10 me irresis,ib!v interesting and
instructive. One Of these same broadcloth
wesrers, apparently overpowsred with con-
fusion, 60! up and left the car, and Rsphasl's
angel took his vacant seat.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

A PALArABLE DRfNK.-Mr. Essiss z.
Ltle hands US the following receipt for
making very superior Mead. Being fre-
quenlly called on for q copy Of the receip',
and he is disposed TO give all the bene6. Of
:-Tske Eve gallons milk-wsrm water,
FIVE pounds white sugar, one quar-, hop so.z,
one pin. hop water, three qu.r.er ounce
cream tartar, one ounce ginger, end oil Of
lemon to suit the taste. Mix all together,
and let stand in The sun or in warm place
ten hours, then bottle and cork tightly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY e. WELLS,
DIT o r AND PROP PRIET r I.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIF

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid within six months, $3.50
"a 3" ifnot paid within six months, 200.
ADvERTIsEMENTs.-S1 per square tor two inser-
tlons-l2 lines of small type ID of large type
Constituting square-and 25 cents for every sub
sequent Insertion. IF the number Of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad.
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must
be POST PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

Lee wrote the tragedy of Alexander
while in BedIam. One night when he wss
employed upon it by moonlight, q cloud
passing along covered Fart Of the moon, 50
as to make i. mos. dark, when Lee exci.im-
ed: "Here Jupiter, and snuff The moon"-
No sooner had he spoken than tho cloud
instantly covered The whole face of tho
moon, so as to make it quite dark, when he
exclaimed: "Ye enviou. Gods, ye've snuf d
il outr'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

"Dang me if don't believe the world is
. wheelbar'ow," said a jolly inebria.e, tend
I'm The wheel revolving on its axis. Now
I'm in the mud,' said he, ss he fell headlong
in the gutter; sand now I'm on dry lsnd,"
ss be fetched up on the curb stone. His
concluding remark, as bis boots followed
his head down an open cellar wsy, was,-
Nov the wheel is broken and the vehicle
out Of repair.