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Washington. March g. 1855.
IN the petition of James Brett Maucawsn, York. pray
of July is for an improvement in ksy wenhe for seven
ordered as ns sad pso. be q heard a The rasn, Office 2.
noded TO aoea and show cause any they have why
Persons opposing
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ased e. the said hearing must be taken and transmitted IN ac
apg,caion !. "a, !. 49,. !, -. -, !. H.,
deposons relied Aed
befoc morning Of a, day, the arsuneA.
osasred also published un.so,
ssssi e @
vou tho 4'A day '''aH' "s' hSsEs "a II : Mason
soner Of Patents.
papers vii, please copy and send their
bills Patent once, with paper containing 'nr notice
nIIE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZE ED .--Ths Rob Of 4. BOY
yEAU LArtEcTEuR Is isr superior 70 ts srup. Of cui.
w,hos mercury dare., scrofsa The
itch ulcers accidsn,. from .ceouchmss ss critical
ye Is powerfully saseaeiou IN cs,ah. bladder
ss. 'sa sass M
Of basm OF Or eub.ss Or repr
The yla. without nss,,si.ins The Rob s1yysao S shove az
n which resisted the of mercury the ioAsre
agent. United Gabriel B,onan 81
New York fes Wholesale orders Gaio, Dueonge
The R@s Iassssa1 sa'd al
s. .d sss ss, ss a ss sss Win ss sras s %s
William New York. who viii give every Information
|
G. b. - prepared to Gil America, In
dies Of duties
March Idly
ATTIRE AND sATIRisTs, by James HaNn.y, an
o. singleton ronenoy" and coas do E.pss, Going
Jus, published and for sss a,
TAYLOR MAURYH
March Bookstore, 9h -.
ENGLSsH Yesv-Book Of Facts In Science and Art,
II for 1855; exhibiting nvenuons discoveries
and improvements OF ths ! vol
yNiens Large British Navy List, Coz ie5S, -. ....
FRANCk TAYLOR
DEOPI.EN EDITION Of CHANNING-Works OF Rev
Ds CsAnnng hewnd Price ~ rs The ss"s
six
Memous sots. fncs " 20 WIN
portrait engrav ed oa -
\
TAYLOR h MAURy's,
| March 10 Booksssres oh street.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt NJ q. Meigs, U. q. Engineers.
We, the undersigned, residents in the State Of,
hereby Jointly and severay United and
guaranty in the foregoing bid be he
they will within days aer the the said bid
cute the contract for the with good and sufficient suree
perform furnish the articles the
o,he advertisement under which And in the
said shall fail TO into aforesaid guaranty
make good h difference between the offer by the said and
tue next lowest bidder.
(Signed) A. b.
T.. ID.
hereby certify that to the best of knowledge and belief the
abovenamed guaTantors good and sufficient.
(SigBed) r.. r..
Mar s--3awiethM May & lawtf
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Minnesota i--niinne sofa u -a7innesotaf
HENRY M'KENTY
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Office, Old Post Office Building Third street,
PAUL, NJ. T.
Land bought Territory. Money
Investments best Advantage and
land warrants located,
REFEREsoEs,
Mi.nssota
Gov. w. A. C5r1aa, y
Hon, w. H. Weieh chief Justice OF Minnesota,
Hon. II, NJ. Rice, delegate Congress,
Rice, foingshead X Becker attorneys at law,
Messrs. Bornp Il Oakes, bankers,
J. r. Rosser, of the Territory,
Ames Il Van Ettcn attorneys at law,
a. NJ Fui, rton, United land office,
WIN. II. Holeombe receiver United States land office,
Nep Yers,
Gilbert Davis, esq, '
Daniel Curtis, esa.,
Captain A. Depeyster,
Nessrs 8, Th6mpSon X Nephew,
Messs Williams 4 Guion
Philadelphia.
Jaseph Patterson, president of Western Bank,
AIessts Drexel Co., bankers,
X. TayiorS Co,
Freed, Ward n Freed,
Bingham Dock,
Siters, James Co..
Bailey n Co,
Edward Hurst, esq, notary pnblic,
H. Mrsschefr attorney at law,
James Kitchen, NJ. o.
Neg ofitaas.
Messrs Brown, Johnson, co, aaase's,
.feksbrR
Msssgs, srown johnson, bankers.
SO 900 acres OF warrants wanted
Feb ll--dSw2m'
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NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
k AMPToN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER,
NSx16 ~ Zoe ships comprising this line WASHING
ward Hrgtrs. =
These stop Southampton going and returning
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SpectncIes.
GOLD silver fine steel and plated spectacles glasses
all focuses with porifoca periscoc paraboa uasses
Long experience peculiar advantages
adapted TO the eyes of wearers.
NJ, w, CALF BRO,
324 Penn. avenue between Ninth aud Tenth
Ian III
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Feb 2s-law4w

ENGLISH DRAWING PApEhS, from the Z" what
II annu Turkey Mills Kent, England -, !,
above the feputsou |"
limitations England As wen s IN
Euol supply them from the largest 70 the
having uav
eighty order to buy in person from me
only mixers OF the true fabric. ,..,.., ,n .,,, an
fsANth
Ew SPRING aOoDs.-Iast received, and ready FOR et-
" btbon lot OF cloths, casstseres snd yenss
which prepared 70 make up IN We
M approved styles, and at the shortest notice
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Mercha Tailor,
penrsylyaniA avenue, between an and 9th streets
y Mar a-eodlm
HATS, HATS. HAT~i-we have Just received large ana
Fashionable assomen, gents and which
~ BiTTT i HoPKlNss,
Temple Of Fashion, of 9Th street ana Penn. av
lar 9-e02wf Browns ana NauSaM Haisa~
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Rsassapslsn OF virgsni. six Per Gem. Dsbs.
THE hose following esrneaes Of debt issued
s,.r of Vxats, the 9Th March,
ana exceeding fifteen will
notice fac sksHs iund created
c, ~ h~ general Virginia,
March ls53 proceed The frat day Of April, 1885,
s.no H. .n,d crrineatss treasury OF the
OF said crcaien requred
art april surrender te same al me once Of the second
anaor. and the will
cease thai day
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Uromwell,s Baltimore Steamship Line between
Baltimore, New York, and Boston,
MILL despatch daily York.
and twice week from Boston to Baltimore and baltimore
Boston.
This line affords unegualed facilities
District of columbia The either will receive
and through bill fading Washington
eshf and commissions charged Applications freight
prnmply attended TO by the following agents:
A. G. HALL,
IS Exchange Plnce, Baltimore,
II. ID. CROMWELL,
Washington Albany streets, N. Y.
JNO. w, SCHANK
Jan l7--d3m Hsa Foot of India wharf, Boston.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
s No. 56 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN sHtPLEY, Co,
.....m. Liveyppo.
l3 bigs's hTms Yard, London.
u. O.. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
.##H sa.E Paris.
s....# GEO. II DRAPER, Hayre.
will be accountable for gold silver
ewy precious stones, metals, unless bills
adng therefor and the value thereof therein
Dec l7-du a.a. q. ssaatt
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holders of certificates who desire
residing beyond limits OF United
knowledge The before minister plenpotena
consu yiceconul, commercial
appoad Of the United States foreign
before officer Of court of such country
the chief Of city, corporation
therein Ifresdg se United Staes the acknowledgment be
peace, notary public, deeds,
the of Virginia, is sufficient In all
lhs certificate must be delivered.
G. w CLUTTER Auditor Public Accounts The Commission
=. H. PARKER, Register. ~ " ! ers Of the sink
oao w. MUNFoRD, sec'y Commonwealth. J ing fund.-
EIcHsosp, Virginia, December 81, 1854.
Dec 3I--d3m
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THARLEs Jones, addiuon bis ordinary IN
lhs circuit District of Columbia, Will
OF United and
couft Of the United
shs
ecut,or ~
father, Jones' though mostly general
and do his
ehssis, by aad by
needsai exerhons
March -3awlmn
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
IA u -

9fGsns toilous. s. #.. ..4s.. .. ~.
EAyE daily, except Sunday, at and s m, and and s.
Ia
= On sunday, al 6, a. m, and 5, p m.
Leave Baltimore 4 / and 9, a.. M, and and g.
On Sunday at A. q. IN. and 5, p. m.
Baltimore and Ohio railroad for the West
are by leaving 6, a. aud 3, y. N.
Philadelphia New York, AT and e4, and
. For Annapolis, at sk, M, and 5, p m,
For Norfolk at 3, p N, -
q. II. PARSONS, Agent.
Particular called the rule requiring responsible
voucher of color who wish the road
l5--du
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Z AW Past~s~shtp -Wapsssse Ceart . United
IL s,sss~-RoBERTJ WALKER LOUIS JA>IN have fornled
under the hrm of
sument Of the Supreme Cosr
Washington where thcy aunx
e that They ~ addressed esther
~ New yost, 90 - New Orleans
Jan ---uan
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Notice Of the discontinuance Of the United states
nnd ohices ai Jeffcrsonvilie, Vincennea, and Win
amaze IntlKa
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physical Geography OF the ssas by Lie"t m""Sy,
L United States navy VOL -
Of the World large vol 1856
The Queens Of scotland BY Miss Suckinnds vol ).
the Boys and drs Gallery oi Pictures
IS
Marco O. The Springfield Arnory 90 cents
March IA FkAaSk TAILOR
prnnasal Oil IiRhf .hQuaei.
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this line .aaa y. III. ..
The
, -. These ships having aeca by
pressly for sery,cr. cafe has been
mi xx in their cegruonod also their engines
strength and speed; and their
aons unequaled for elegance and comfort
Price OF passage New York Liverpool cabin $780,
In second cabin Exclusive
From Liverpool New York. 30 and 90 guneas. Il.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No bertbs ca be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DArEs OF stILIHs
From Ner York Ero.. LipeTpooL
Wednesday Dec ~, 1854 Saturday Dee. l6 1854.
wednesday, 10, lS55 Saturday. Dec 30 90
wednesday .Ian "a, Saturday... Jan. 49, 1855.
"Wednesday. Feb. l. :" saturday Ian. 81, ="
Wednesday. Feb. 21, I" Saturday Feb. 10, I"
wednesday. March,, Saturday. Feb. "a, /"
rayrr r,iubtc pnIv, + e. 4
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NEW SPRlNG GOODh--DUvALL = BIO, Merchsa, Tai
and summer goods ot
prepared 10 make 70 or
style and fahicn Their customer
bUvALL b BRO,
Merchant Tsiiors,
rsupsyivsaia avenue, between ~ and s'h s"ee's
Mareba- a--hswswG
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ENGLysH Yesr-Book of Facts In set~ns
T. for is5; exhibiting the important In vendor
and improvements Of tho pasi year. ! vol
Aliens Large British Navy List, Coz ie5s, -.
MARI FRANCE
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

A NovKLrY FOR THE LApIEs.-The Boston
Mail says-Among the new ideas lately brot
out IN Paris is = 'selfexpsnding petucoai :"
1t is filed with air. and may be inflated by the
wearer. According to the inventor. one OF
these pesticoass viii stand on; aud occupy the
room of half dozen 60, up on the old fash
toned principle.
This fashion has been imported into New
York. Judging from the appearance OF the
female figures in the latest fashion plates,
and another accompanying it far more objec-
tionable. The fashion-mongers have revived
the abominabls practice of comprising the
waist to the smallest dimensions compatible
with breathing a, all. The skirt of the dres,
is distended in every direction. and resembles
in size and shape sugar hogshesd. Loci
out for these fashions in the west No mat
ter how absurd or ruinous to health fashion
may be. sh<re always viii be simple,ons enough
in every community to copy them.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23
New York Liquor csnvea.ion.

The Liquor Sellers Convention Of New
\ FORK, recently held in Syracuse. resolved to
make un-ndlns war on sohFie,y and s.s.d hy
The liberties 'iou. ut. hled and died Tor by
their ancestors. and supported by the she'd.
ding OF an Infinite quantity Of their sacred H.
qnor since. 10 lie last s:a-. ger. and fall. if
fall They mus" with their mouth to the bun-
hole. and their q. bresh spent al that altar OF
freedom. con>rcra.cd by fsaalicI>n,
These honest gentlemen distinctly arow
ths, they oppose the law because Il takes mon
sy oet = hseir po-hets-s capital argument 10
TAX payers, whose burshens are doubled BY
the crimes drunkenness produces, There is
something approaching the sublime in the i'm
padenee which says to the people. as this
ConNen.i ION SAYS. The liquor traffic Is profit
able. We make cemiurtsbls Evinr and
sonnet }IG- over Gu. OF il. and We wan. YOU 10
keep on letting Us make il. |. costs YOU an
enormous sum 10 repair the mischief produced
by our trade. there i no gettin. around hat;
and il don't benefit ANYBODY BAT US We cav.
10 thoi. too: bu. then it You insist on this un
constitutional, oppressive and sump.uary law
You leave Us 10 begga7y. or VIA is equally
de;es;able. hard work. and set az naught HI,
opinions Of the best lawyers Of the S,ase. wis
have decided after and for1 a due .'consiJera
ton. that You can't pass such laws anC
ces 70 Us. aud kindly shut YOUR ewes to III,
consequences to yyarSeiges." Here is the
resolution:
fsseleed. That al liquor dealers. importer,
and jp5Sers, grocery keepers, saloon aud ho;e
keepers. hep growers. boitlers. cider manu-
fac ,urers. aud all Others in any way connec te,
wiki interested in the liquor business. d
hereby pledge themselves upon their lives
property aud sacred honor, to take wha,eve
measure they may deem expedient 10 rid the n,
selves Of the obnoxious and coercsse liqun
law, which WAS imposed upon BY the las; lie
gislsture: and tina: they pledge themselves t
support no man for any office Whatever. VIII
shall not solcmnly agree to sustain their inter
est in every particular; but will cheerfu!ly civ
their votes 10 any man OF Whatever party. VIII
may be regularly nominated AMI endorsed b
the Liquor Dealers Nomina.in. Convention
that organiza.io ION known rs the Li9uo
. Dealers Society shall be formed IN ever
county and Judicial district in the Sa'e-.ha
4 Sac Committee consisting Of nine persons
be appointed to look after the interests Of tn
Societv--lhat this Committee shall attend t
the correspondence Of the Society and a
other business which may from time 10 tim
come before them: aal that they shall be en-
powered 10 act a financial committee. I
regulate the fees. dues. &c. received into III
Liquor Dealers Association.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23
The Average Price of Wheat for the last
Sixty Years

Hunts Merchants Magazine for August pub
fishes table Of the price of wheas IN Albany
on the first day Of January for sky one
wears. 1t is from the min uses Kept Al The an
Rensselaer, Manor, where large amounts OF
rent payable in wheat, or cash e4u.s-
lent on the first OF January each year; and
as two parties are deeply Interested IN the
price. it is probably he most correct Of any
record that can be Obtained. The list com
menees in 1898 when the price was - cents
q bushel-only I'VE times in the sixty one
years wheat has been 81 or upward per bush
el. W lille ii was seventeen times at ; or IN
der-twice al seventy five cents Only oacs
In thirty seven years. that IS since 1917. Il
wit 1897. hash reached So The averag,
price for the whole period is 81 80. For th'
last 80 years j, is 81 IS
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sS--l know statue &C Pennsylvania which at Cd.
t. ives Ac rt~ srperty VI eIfiEza - Npr,A Car
onA, s- AMI asserted asi-r the ;as TIA. S,a..
because he A@s isaai i ncelai e0avsaica; pas.
thF.,aSa tae Territory Pran>y sss4A nst aware
tbs: ay such status, u such enc were showa eeal
recognised 81 in esaEt 81 the I Uitci States
This i practically denial of the eoas,itu
tiousl power ri PennSy wanna 10 pass laws ex-
Guiding slaves from her territory IT she Las
no power 10 exclude them. she has no power TO
eNpel them, II she has no power 10 rxpel them
She has no power 10 manumit the SLAVES OF her
own citizens. In other words. the masters
right 10 the service OF the slave is = natural
right. which no law but the law of nature has
a GIT 10 disest him of. Il is impossible TO
make valid distinction between the power
Of State over slave "a ,raaeii2 or ia a,n.ic-
Ill Lea>G Of all can such distinction be
raised in the slave Safe. where the power IS
not only claimed. bu, exercised, of expellin.r
free people of color. without any trial or ale
CATION OF offence, except the dusky skin which
covers them.
Ii State can arbitrarily Danish It's free ma
tive born citizens ani imprison and sell them
to slavery If they reIarn Ia il. il certainly can
eSpel saves which but property. things
possessing rights. and bein. simply an al
tribute % their owner. Nearly every South
ern Siaee has passed such laws. MARYLAND
among the number. thereby asserting the
CHEST power possible for the Safe To ex-r.
else over its subjects. including. Of course all
lesser powers, aud among them the power to
prohibit the entrance Of slaves within their
borders. Now. by siopins Judge Names
ieci>lon. the extreme doctrine Is sci up tina,
10 law forbidiing slave To enter or dwell in
free State is n>,ita,ional-in other words.
10 Safe has power TO abolish slavery: doe
trIne doubtless soon 10 be followed by decisions
from equally high quarters. IN conformity
with mo Tern legislation at the South. that nc
>laye owner can confer the blessing Of liberty
on his slave.
The decision of Judge Kane is. in our juiy
mtnt. one of the most serious blows which
; mas been struck At the rights of the State.
since the passage of the Fugitive Slave Law
: but, like that law. it cshnot be enforced in tn,
free States without disturbing the public
pcace-N y. Eresing Pes.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

EMIGRArIoS TO LIBERIA-The Board of
Colonization, established by the Safe OF Indi-
ana. give notice that the American Colonial
ton Society expects to despatch vessel, well
provided with accommodations for emiyrants
from Baltimore, on the first day of Novemb Der
next Persons Of color living in this State
wishing 10 emigrate, viii be transported from
Baltimore, and sustained for six months after
reaching Liberia. at the expense of The Safe;
family. Will be furnished with a tract Of land
sufficient for their support, free of charge
The expenses Of such pers, TO the place Of
e.abarkation. and OF their necessary prov sion
with household goods and agricultural me
chanical implements, must be betrayed by the
emi.rants themselves their friends. The
accommodations in Liberia for the scclimation
Of emiSrsnts, are adequate to the wants of ell
who will be sent By the Society. Persons
wishing 10 emigrs:e. max. enquiries With
reference to the subject, who have uot ALREADY
applied TO Rev. John ckay, who is travelling
in the service of the Board. can obtain al ne
ces>aFy Information By applying to the Secre-
tary, Rev. T. A. Mills, OF this city. LIS par
ticularly requested that all such applications
be made as early as possible.
JosEpH A WRIGHT, President.
Indianapolis, August Is, 1855.
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NEW APPLICATION OF THE DEATH PENALTY
a bill has been introduced in the Kansas Lee
gislature, making the penalty DEATH to any
person who shall entince slave to run away
out of thai Territory from his master, or who
shall entice slave from his master residing
in any other State or Territory into Kansas.
The southern tire-eater ought to reserve a
little of the righteous Indignation beloved SO
freely upon northern fa5tactics. for "A more
detes;able set of FANAcrIcs right in their
very midst.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

Ono PoLIrrcs.-Some seventy five to one
hundred persons composed of old line wings
with pro-slavery tendencies, and ultra know
nothings who couldn't 80 Chase because of
his opposition to that party, held a mass
meeting" at Columbus on the 9th inst. and
nominated ALLEN TRIMBLE for Governor.
leaving the voters at liberty TO support the
balance Of the ticket nominated by the other
two parties as they may prefer. Mr.. Trmble
was Governor Of Ohio. over thirty years ago.
and since that time has never figured in pub
lie life. He is now in the 74th year OF his
age; is considered by his neighbors clev
er old gentleman. but never was regarded as a
man of much talent. The Trimble family
are wealthy and extensively connected with
some of the F F. VS.. and it is quite natural
that they should cherish spice OF aristocrary
and turn up their noses al candidate de-
nounced as an .'a5olaionist,' like Mr.. Chase
We have not the least fears that the Ranr,hlie.
an candidate viii be endangered by the splieiui
efforts of this third party.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23
Fire in South Ii .nd--the Register Once
De>trOyed

There was very destructive fire IN South
Bend on the evening OF yesterday, August / s.
1t originated in the rear of the book store Of
Witter d Suption. which was entirely con.
sumed, with It's contents, the clerk barely es.
Gaping The jeweler store adjoining was al.
dessroyed-most of the effects were saved
from the flames. however, TO be scattered in
the street A fresh breeze springins up. the
flames extended To and DESTROYED the brick
block, formerly known As Listens Block
The Telegraph and Express Office, and st.
Joseph Valley Register office were entirely
consumed, with the exception of part OF the
type contained in the latter. Sumo two or
three stores were kept in the first story of tho
block. the contents OF which was also mostly
lost. The loss of the Register Office is cover.
Ell bv insurance.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

".Stolen Wa"-Our JEFF. neighbor, retorts
on US for thinking that his readers would pre-
fer an attack Of "Psoriasis Ssptennis" 10 the
wenty doses of illustrations" by accusing
US of stealing Sir Sidney Smiths "thunder"
ing wit and to prove it he publishes an an
ecdo,s last week of that gentleman, wherein
it is related that he asked a lady (who prided
herself on having rare plants and flowers with
jaw breaking names that she didn't know the
meaning of-such, probably. as the "sSanabu-
Gus Niger" DC. if she had "Psoriasis Sep
tennis?" Her answer was that she had just
given it to Catholic Bishop. Now, really.
We cannot see or feel the point Of his grave
accusation-the similarity being only in the
of the same term by Mr.. Smith and our
self If, however. neighbor insists on
the similarity OF the application of i. to the
lady's case and his own, We shall not object
further than to aver that, unlike the LADY, he
still keep. the article on hand We trust that
notw outstanding he may feel sore under the
infiction, he may be enabled to scratch away
until he is satisfied Go it, Jeemes