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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FEVER AND AGUE.
A HUMAN Lice SAVED

A HUMAN LIFE SAVED.
n DowAGIAc, Mich, March ii, 1856
J. A. RHODES, Esq.-Dear sr-As o,k your medicine TO
sell on Consignment "no pay take pleasure
stating its effects reported by three who live
IN this pa:e, and their testimony s fair spec men OF all
VS. Conkiin me- had taken nine bottles of Chris.
ties ague ba sam, and continually run down white using it
until lungs and liver congeed to that degree that
blood discharged from u,y mouth and DO wels that all
thought impossible for me to five thu another chill The
cociors did all they for me, though die
which at relieved OF tue dties nausea
my stomach and pain in my head and bowels and produ,ea
permanent cure In 6 short TINS
II. NJ. CoDk|in says" had been taking medicine good
doctor have in county, aud taken quantity
qunine and specifics without good result from 18th Au
gust 70 I'm gecsmne,; but sse,g hoy nicely opera cd
which effected permanent by using two thirds Of
DO lie"
his H. MS. sold the medicine to both
the da, the speedy from the small
quantity and might 30 specify Yours, with respect,
A. HUNTINGTON.
The above speaks for itself Cod proof as s il Is OF no
better than the number Of certificates have al
ready published and the still greater that continual
IL pouring In to
One thing Last year had occasion caution the
public In these words
notice Grn who have tasen Of my general crcm
then with mpudence their pamphlet with the
much If he dares,n &c.
the Dr. Crste's asue is mentioned In the
above certfcste.
There are other people are applying
To their poisonous trash all thai publish about fever and
sgue cure, aniooe TO malaria except the certificates
cures and the certificate OF the celebrated chemist Dr. Jsues
T. Chlon Of New York. In favor Of is perfectly harmless
serve TO distinguish medicines from limitations.
JAS A. RHODES. prorrteor, Providence. r. l.
sas sy EAT rgk e. e vi and ID fu
principal VIII 1esa g and retail druggists.
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Singers Sewing mnchines.-Al Persons
who wish information in regard sewing machines can
Co.'s Gazette paper devoted entirely the sewing
chine ineresa Copies supplied gratis. -
T. NJ SINGER 4 CO., 1923 Broadway
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Jersey City.-AttcntiOn IN called to the
.,e of valuable properly Jersey avenue Sixth
and South Seventh Streets and Newark avenue March, 3ls
inst nv DAVID SCOTT.
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Entire Stock OF French China and Glass
selling off oosNew shapes and best quaty Cash
msy depend on getting bargains The Of and lofts
with the xtures sale First class retail stand for kind
of business requiring ROOM all In perfect order Rent low
J. X. KERR SI3 Broadway, above Eleventh street.
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Defiance Salamander Safess-kt0bert II.
PATRICK the manufacturer the United States Of the
above safes aud powder proof defiance locks
ard ercm bars Depot 192 Pearl street, door below
Maiden lane.
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DR. HAlGHTs FEVER AND AGUE REMBDY-IS A
~ certain for fever and ague dyspepsia apdce
gres ever liver compiains remtent fever female weak,
Ees and all bilious 1t Ia compounded from purely
vegetable extracts. without particle of quinue other
potonous drug 1t acts promptly and thoroughly and
be taken by all afflicted with perfect safety and certain beae
ct.
nsa. ~ farar od S9ur reneay 10
TO possess all the merit you claim for It.
w. G. KUyrERs. N. ID.
John Bakely, 18th street, of Filth avenue, was
cured oil fever and asue OF long standing.
Mrs. 1borp, 20 Allen street. cured Of remiteu fevsr
and sgue.
Mrs Lewry 1876 Hester street, of fever and ague
and dyspepsia
ONCE 2O5 Bowery, New York,
j. PERKINS. General Agent.
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shell Comb Factory, No. 3O5 broadway,
established 1925 shell combs and shell work. OF every des
sripton made ard repaired equal to grea,
y2iety Of fms tole goods colognes extracts &c CHfLsON
POS Broadv AZ, corner OF Duane street.
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Cough Lozeneee.-Brovvn's Bronchial Troch-
will alleviate coughs bronchitis nsshms hosrseness rr
Or the throat occSsi0ned BY cold 0vereYeroa of the
vocal organs Rayng peculiar adaptation affections which
disturb the voce they win be ousi indispensable public
speakers and yocals Sold by the principal druggists
the United States; JOHN T. BROWN son, Boston; j.
Nilhsu, New York; r. Brown. Philadelphia.
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Phal0h Paphlan Lotion or Floral Beakltlfier
Tor beautfyirg the complexion and treckes,
sunbwps, pples spots burns seads stinga chspped lips
face and hands. For sale by PHALoN, and AL drug
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Whiskcrs and MoustAchss Forced to Grow
sx weeks BY oDguent which viii not stain Or inure the
GRAHAM Broadway; Hays IT'S Fulton street. Brooklyn;
Zeiber, A South Third street, Philadelphia
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AmbrOtypes and paguerreOtypes.-Extra
large SIZE in cOors cr only fftv including beautiful
equal in quality those charged S. elsewhere
WELLING's, corner Of Blocker and Csrmine streets.
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye-Wiys and TOupees-
The best In the world This uprvsed aud original dye
Piled private Bachelors wigs and
have improvements all Others being cba dGuvres Of
elegance durability pacuriar this establishment
BsTCHklOR'5, 233 broadway,
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A Positive Cure for Rheumatism, Pains,
stiffness OF The joints &c hngs compouud syrup q hydro
GATE OF poassa sarsaparia and yellow dock fhous
have used and there UGH word fail Sold ny O. H.
RING, druggist, 1872 Broadway, Of Jshn street,
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P1anOfortes Mt Bargains, Mt 333 Broadway
HORACE WATERS sgent $3.50 Gilbert piano Tor $3.50;
$3.50 d. $685. 0do SIZE $500
legs and mouldipgs for $500; one $3.50 for $lT5
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To Hotel keepers.-WAnted, Purchaser
for the lease furniture good viii of large hotel
town near Broadway and The Eastern and Western boats
furnshed ard occupied with good paying bosrers Terms
cash. Apply 10 j s. HOUGA 10 Beeknan street. from A.
n TO II afternoon and evening a 70 Warren street.
d. g. HoUGH, Auctoneer.
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Is Cent Portraits the Products or Im-
provemept snd economy in art and the credit Of the
PIE and the band Of picture makers $50 Broadway where
The essngs Of cheap pictures disposed the citizen and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26

CristadOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees
excite admiration among al oonnoiseqrs IN art suite Of
The only reliable article OF The Kind Wholesale and RETAIL at
CRIbTADORO'G, No. Aston House.
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Window Shades, White and BuK Hollands,
saoshp table covers picture cords, tassels &c mauusc.
tvrers prices by wGODFuRO WEMPLE, IS Cathsrins
Country merchants supplied ct the lowest prices.
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The Fashion OF tine season In aentlcMen's
hats just introduced by O. Nassau street
These fabrics sold Tor three dollars and ha It
admitted without dissenting voice. hat they superior
- any hat sold In Broadway Tor four.
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Delights Spanish Lustrnl Will Make Hair
ow beads hat have been bald for years az The testimony
used Prepared by J. c. Wadlegb Lawrence, Mass. SJd
~ BARNES PARK, New York.
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Cax1arrA! Elected President for Life of
Guatemala, Just added 10 MEADE, BROTHERS. collection
Photographic ambroypes and daguerreotypes taken daily
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window shade Manufacturers, importers
gilt cornces lace and muslin curtains dsmssks buff Hal
ands, &c kelly &FEkaUSON, 29t Broadway and Reade
offering great Inducements to purchasers oil the
shove ODDS. All KINDS window shades made to order.
Our manufacturing facilities enable 10 keep the
reputation have always hadof being the cheapest house
infh
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Group. Croup.--Tnis Awful Complaint Is
INN edia,ey cured by Dr. ToBI ass yenetsn Lrm No
bottle ip the house Sold by druggists and store.
keepers Depot, GO Cortanct street
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Fifteenth WsTd--Fillm0re and DOnelsOn As,
ISOLATION assocaton Will meet on Wednesday evening,
18th instant National Academy Design, 663 Broadwa
The Boporabes Henry Davies Joseph B. vanum, Daniel
Bow and other dfstnguh ed speakers will be present. AL
electors Of this ward are invited TO attend.
HENRY SNYDER, President
j. ApGrsrus PAGE, Corresponding Secretary 10 Nassau
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India Rubber Ioys.-AH Sizes OF Crying and
laughing babies and aos heads Also rpbser sqaeasng
ous Hishapd st TUirLEs fancy goods and toy
porium, No. 345 Broadway.
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no the Ladles-a Splendid Assortment Of
millinery ladies' and mes bopres straw trimmings, rib
ksns flowers, &c. at Wal s. IRvINES. liz Canal

Elegant Carpetsn9 smith d Lounsbery,
No. 4b6 Broadway, prepared to exhibit their
spring styles Of r;h velvet tapestry Brusels hreepy aod
nGren carpetBg. Among the assortment will found
largo number designs and gtyes before offered
also sge stock Of ocotns every width all other goods
ronnected with the trade.
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A LADY Je DESTROYS OF FINDING A GOOD PLACE
IA for faithful honest and trustworthy GIRL AMI
sesmstess She recommend her for he neat sing and
IN dness 10 children. Apply at the Metropolitan HOTEL parlor
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Petersen 4 Humphrey have Removed To
their store, 5N Broadway, opposite the ST. Nicholas
Hotel where they offer for Gale splendid assorm snt Brus
sels carpes just received, from 10. TO 9s yard No 5
kroa
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Clirehugh's invisible Wigs and Toupees,
with his newy inver ted SKIN DIVISION belong exclusively
his establishment, Wig will glance
their superiority az they combine asye OF srsng ment snd
corecteess OF III no. found ia others Factory l62 Fulton
street, west of ArOaSWRy.
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A WIDOW WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, AS NURSE
"A and understands the and mag
OF baby from birth; has objec go
try or TO travel has good CITY reference from lady
third floor, back
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Caneo-types.-Conple Clear and Bril-.
hAnt Freckles don't show. Taken only 1T WiILIAGSOS,
249 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Dr. 8andfOrds lnvlgOfato4,..A Certain Cure
bilious attack, dyspepss. tisrrhoa, cholera
stomach sck headache liver complaint female
sesf, and all plhnts arising rcm ged ver, for
y sANDFoRD CO., lss Front street proprieors; O. II.
Erg 1872 Broadway j. Meakim. 49 Brosdway;2 Richer
aarr2n 362 sixth avenue. and druggists generally.
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NTAN1ED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTEs rANT
w young women who has been eight wears In her
present siustor but wishes TO travel with family
going knRand. France California in the Capacity
iadys mad to grown children. Any one desirous
OF such for next month, apply At 2 9TH st. be
Isl and I'd avenues, from II O'Clock A. NJ TO O'Clock
p
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VERY NEAT GIRL. WITH FIRST CLASS RECON-
N mendauors, wants situation chanoernaid
and waiter. any lady wanting oo,sing aad honest girl
will please call a. 302 Eighth avenue, 18th until
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BY A. RESPECTABLE
w married woman with fresh breast Of milk, whose
Is TIN months old has provided has her marriage
certificate 10 show: will In the country. Can
lent city reference. Will take $I2 month Call $50 "a
avenue, tor tive days.
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NEW YORK vOLUNTEEHs-THE MEMBERS OF THIS
In regiment requested 10 attend adjourned meeting
this Wednesday, evening, att o'clock at the
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

BEAUTIFUL DocTRINE.-The Rev. DR.. Bel
lows, Of New York, recently delivered an ex-
cellent address on Nirth, in the course of
which he remarked -
For my part, say it in all solemnity,
have become sincerely suspicious of the piety
of those who do not love pleasure in any FORM
cannot trust the man that never laughs, that
is alwas sedate, that has no apparent outlets
for those natural springs Of sportiveness and
gayety that are perennial in the human soul.
know that nature takes her revenge on such
violence. expect to find secret vices, malig-
nant sins, or horrid crimes springing up in this
hot-bed of confined air and imprisoned space,
and therefore, it gives me sincere moral
qualification anywhere to see any innocent
pleasures and popular amusements resisting
the religious bigotry that frowns so unwisely
upon them. Anything is better than dark,
dead, unhappy social life-prey to ennui and
morbid excitement, which results from unmit-
igaied.puritanism, whose second crop is usually
unbridled licence, and infamous folly.
Eastern times., 1856-04-24
ALSO, SOLD AS ABOVE,
DIR. Pettit'S Cankcr BaISam,
Facts for the Million!

1st Downs Elixir is the best remedy in the world for
Coughs and Colds
3D. Colds produce Coughs, and Coughs If neglected Of
ten end in Consumption and premature DEATH Therefore
a Cold and Cough should never be neglected.
3D. Downs Elixir often cures Cough in a few days,
that has lasted for MONTHS and baed the skill Of the best
physicians.
4h Any person having bleeding at the lungs should at
resort to the use of Downs Elixir.
We have never known an instance OF recurrence OF
bleeding the lungs while the patient adhered to the d
rections in the of this Medicine
9Th. In cases Measles Downs Elixir is of great ben-
et it breaks the cough, and restores the pa
tient to health.
9th. Every family hivng Whooping Cough, should i'm
medately make of Downs Elixir.
will hours of hard coughing and restore the pa
tient to health much sooner than any known remedy
Tth. For the Group it is an unfailing remedy. We
speak confidently having known it to fail in the
hundreds OF cases in which it has been used.
Sth. Asthma, it greatly relieves often cures 1t has un-
doubtey produced positive of this complaint
than all other remedies.
9th. In Of long standing Lung Complaints, it is
the best article you possibly Obtain and often proves
the only thing that ,riH afford the least reiief.
c. W. ATWELL, Portland general agent for Maine, and
sold by the dealers in medicine in Bath and throughout the
country
Eastern times., 1856-04-24
Warittp.
How a Love Sick Youth was Cured.

Mrs. was a pretty widow Of twenty
eight, left rich by her husband, respectable
and wealthy farmer of s., in the county Of
Oakland, who judiciously died at the age of fif-
ty. B., sighing swain Of twenty, fell in
love with this charming widow during school
vacation, and was thereby distracted from study
and nearly frantic. His father, who designed
him for the ministry had peculiar horror Of
the sweet widow whom he regarded as little
better than one Of the wicked. Her black eyes
her heaving bosom, and elastic tread, were 10
him only the symbols Of old Nick. He was in
despair, and in despair he visited the widow,
and besought of her, if she had particle OF
mercy, not to ruin his son. 10 vain the widow
protested tina, she had used no arts-had only
seen the youth few times, and was entirely
Indifferent TO him the father still insisted, and
the pretty widow promised that if the boy came
again to see her it should be his last visit
Not many days passed when the enamoured
youth made his arrangements for visit, of
which the widow had notice.
The few previous interviews between them
had taken place unde. circumstances peculiarly
favorable to romance and sentiment, upon moon
Light walks or parlor tete-a-tetes. This time
the ,imid youth was told upon his arrival that
Mrs. was at the barn, whittier he
wen, and found his beau-ideal, with skirts knee
Nigh, dressed in mans boots, and covered
with a mans hat, a pipe in her mouth, mug
Of cider in her hand. experimenting her men
KILLING HOGS. He never came again-it was
TOO kiling.-DetrcH AdUertisr.
Eastern times., 1856-04-24
Union to the Last.

Up, up, ye sons of sainted sires,
Who fought for freedoms cause,
Light up your glorious beacon fires,
Send out your loud huzzas;
America our land our life,
With iron strength stands fast;
We fear no threats nor inward strife;
Shout, Union to the last
Let North and South in earnest voice,
Unite in songs of praise,
In peace and plenty we rejoice,
While Europe's in blaze.
Our bark then let US safely guide
Until :he storm is past,
While we with hearty will and pride
Shout, Union to the last
On us, with faith all nations gaze,
In us bright hopes they see,
For on us fell the first glad rays
OF genial liberty.
Thus, having won the worlds applause
By glories Of the past,
The air shall ring with loud huzzas;
Shout, Union TO the last
Eastern times., 1856-04-24
Benefits of the Protective Union
One Price System

is the only true principle, for the guidance of
the merchant, every one will readily admit. 1t
places all on the same footing.
Those who are unacquainted with the quail
ity and value of the goods they may wish to
purchase, are by this rule, placed on a level
with those who are ''posted." This is one of
the distinguishing features of the House Of
Equity.
The price of each article is marked in plain
figures, and that price is never varied FROM
Take our advice,g go to the House of Equity. ex-
anime their stock, learn at what astoniskingly
low prices goods are sold, and, our word for it,
you will be satisfied that it is the place for you
to make your purchases.
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

We cut,he following, which appears as a
P. S. to q certificate to the efficacy Of GER
tain patent cure-alI medicine, from the Phila-
delphia Mercury. 1t is perfectly decisive Of
the merits of the medicine:
P. S.-My uncle, Bacchus Pottinger, was
afflicted so long with the gOut, contracted BY
living too much on bears meat and slligators'
eggs that life became burden to him. He
took only four boxes Of said pills, and his life
was burden TO him no longer.
Eastern times., 1856-04-24
Bath, Jan. Z, 1856

SCoTT MoRsE < Co. are under the necessity Of calling
all those indebted to them by note account whose
term of credit has expired make immediate payment, to
enable them meet their immediate and pressing iabi
need it.r We do need principal
terest to do justice creditors and ourselves What
would you do if your creditor told you YOU did not need
your pay, and did not pay you Could you buy yoar
bread and pay yonr delss We in The eonss-
ton Therefore, need to to do justice to and
to yourselves All notes and Of more than three
years standing, with others, will he left with
collect who will call personally unless there
special agreement to the contrary So about this time
look out for a STORM.'
Bath, Jan. I, 1856 Iy5O
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

THE necessity such medicine has long been felt
both by the he Ids Of families and physicians. It's
advantages catharcs given in the form of Pills
Powders must be obvious to every intelligent person.
Ii operates more imm dately and eectually upon the
system, and at the time is infinitely less difficult
to administer being quite agreeable the Ii
only produces all the effects where physic is required
but completely habual Costiveness leaving
bowels perfectly free. IL expes all humors from
blood, is certain cure for The Piles Regulates the
tion Of The Liver frees the stomach from Bile, nvigor-
the whole Nervous system, and removes the cause
Of all local pains, such as
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic Doloreur, Gom,
Pam in the Head, Side, Stomach, sc.
1t may also be relied upon in all diseases of the Bow
eIs-DYsENTERY, plARHEA, AND CHOLERA
MORBUS, yield at TO its magical influence
Again repeat, TRY 1T lit needs other recon-
mendation. No fam y viii, be without it after they
have tried other remedies, without despair
relief is at hand. Are you suffering from Scrofna.
six bottles Of my Liquid Catharc will you W ouId
you be relieved from habitua Costiveness three bottles
will eff CT all that you desire. lyon aiet with
Rheumatic. Neurgic other local pains, two bottles
will free you from them. All humors will be eradcaed
from the blood by the of from six bottles In
short, you require for any purpose This is the
reliable and agreeable to the taste that has
been placed within the reach Of the public.
PRICE S1,OO.
Principal Depot No. SO Central Street, Lowell Mass
u Sold by Druggists generally.
AGESTs.-Baih, N. T. Ellsworth & Son. Wholesale
and Retail; Wscasset, Edmund Dana; WooIwioh, S.
Dodge; Haowell, Wales q Souther. oly4
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

A man may think well, and yet not act wise
ly. The power to see what is right is very
different from the power of doing it. A man
Of moral energy, will accomplish more with a
little knowledge, than man of inferior will,
with much. And strength of will is generally
acquired by struggling with difficulties in ear
ly life
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

How TO START MELoNs-A correspondent
Of the Country Gentleman gives the following
plan for this purpose "My plan for obtaining
early plants is to construct a rude basket or
wicker work of willow, or other twigs, some
thing like birds nest, without the inside fill
ing up. Make hole in the soil of hot bed
of size to admit the basket, fill up, plant and
cover the seeds, rake and smooth the surface.
When the weather is warm enough, and suf-
ficiently settled to admit the outside planting,
| make my hills, and lift the basket containing
the plants, and carefully remove them TO their
places, where they quickly strike through the
open net work of the basket into mother earth,
and soon repay all trouble for giving them a
start iu the world
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

The editor Of the New York Dutchman
speaking of drink he once had occasion TO in
dulge in, says he couldn't tell whether it was
brandy or lorchlight procession going down
his throat.
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

Julius, you say you have lei, Mr.. Allen and
gone to live with Mr.. Green. How did you
come to do that . He urged me- Who
urged youl 'Mr. Allen How SOL
with big boot. | gave his wife sass, and he
kicked me off der sioop' ..~
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

Sam, my uncle Abraham had such big feet
dat he had to get out o. bed to turn ober, and
aunt Sarah's feet was so big dat de shoemaker
had to work out OBJ doors. Oar war anuder
brudder dat war so tall dat dey wouldn't let
him vote kase de nigger's head war out OBJ de
suty--ne neber paid any poll tax. De far
lis family has such large feet dat he
>pantaloons on ober his head.