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TUITION FEE. IN ADVANCE.
FOX DISEASES IN HORSES AND CATTLE.

~ -. a IL
This article having been we'll know ard extensively
used for many years, has gained Tor Itself 4 Hsme and
reputation exceil-d - no other now in use.
IL has Eued thrcHgh Gai tTisayksg 0Uer all 0pBc.
siti0a. The reason is plain. it has merit beyond all
others in its way, and as itbeeoucs more widely known,
i; Is appreciated by 4 discerning public.
1t Is a fact well known in medical science. that the
combined influence Of several ingredients in certain
liked or definite proportions. Suaserves an effect that
cannot lie attained ~ the same Ingredients separately
or in different combinations. So with this compound.
The chemical ~afinities which axe braugh. 10 cooperate
in the action OF The various ingredients, render il an
article 81 universal potency In its action on the multi
farious diseases TO which Horses aud Cattle are incl
deLt- Hence Il is found 70 he
ONE OF TIE BEST REMEDIES,
For Coughs, Colds, Founder and ueaves, Thick and
Broken Wind, D~isiemper, Uiie-hound. Loss Of Anne
exercise, stiT complaint, inflammation OF the lungs and
kidneys, chest founder. farcy and feyers. It carries
OF all gross humors in its action. aud prevents horses
from becoming stu or laundering. and
PURIFiES TIE BLOOD.
From the disorders Of which 50 many fatal disessessre
generated.
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS.
What has been done, can he again. Numerous per
sons can he referred to. who. by tie timely use Of this
Powder, have saved the lives Of valuable animals, wher
all other remedies had entirely failed The
MANY WONDERFUL CURES
Il has performed on the lower animals, prove couciu-
sively that lis endowed with curative powers not found
il other preparations, which has established It's claims
70 general confidence. This PREPARATION. known as
y. A. SMITHS CONDITION POWDER,
Has been prepared with an aim and desire to supply
the public with a safer. surer and every way superior
medicine for Horses aud Cattle, to any that has been
known before. II contains peculIarities AMI proper
ties entirely new, and is composed principally Of veg
etahle substances, the products Of cur native soil, care
fully selected and prepared for the purpose The pow
der IS put up in large Packages, with. full directions
accompanying them. In order TO place it within the
means o. all, who desire 10 avail themselves OF its ben
ehts, it Is sold at the low price Of p cents per package.
Try IL and IL riH ree0mmeAd Itself.
Prepared and sold by Z. A. SMITH & co.
Druggists. Warren, Ohio.
SoIl also hy p. Edwards. Cauheid; John Campbell.
Newton Falls; Gilbert & Morris, Girard; Brighton &
Rnggles, Mesopotamia; Henry Barnard, Kinsman, and
by Dealers generally. feh2U-y
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TOR SALE.-Farm in Champion, 5
Z miles from town, on Tie TURNPIKE, containing
1i = acres oflanl. 7 u MORLEY.
I.uyn-Qo
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DRTCK-LAYING, MASONRY, 4

~ The subscriber informs his old customers and the
public. that he IS prepared to execute all jobs Of Brick
laying, Plasterimg. Whiie-washiug &c. with dispatch.
All work viii he well done, as none but competent
workmen will he employed Residence, one door west
Of T. X NiSelis Carriage Mandatory.
Marren. Mlrch 26. l-a5-5m RlBfr z. GORDON.
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TNo.I3.

February 90, 1856
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Garden FARM FOR SALE

~ Having removed to Youngstown, I offer Tor sale
ny Garden Farm and Residence, one mile east Of Var
ren, on theNieEna road, consisting Of Tn Acres Of
Land, with ! Dwelling House. Barn and other improve
ueuts. About : acres Of the land is cleared and under
good cultivation; the remainder is in timber and pas
ture- The house is two storiss. couprisins : rooms,
and al excellent cellar under the entire building. The
l0s IS we'll fenced. and conveniently situated in every
respect. The property will be solI lng, and or easy
terms. Enquire Of the subscriber, a. Youngstown, or
- Hoffman & RatIiT, Warren, o.
March 10, ISjs-3t JAMES DTN4Rs-
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account OF not more than eighteen months Standing
The deposition of a party shall not be used In his own
behalf unless the legal notice required in other cases
where dispositions are to be taken. shall also specify
that the deposition to be taken is that OF the party
Provided, that ia the deposition Of a party be taken IN
any pending suit, and such party shall die before the
trial thereof it shall be lawful for the opposite party TO
testify as to all matters conta ned in said deposition II
the same he offered in evidence.
SrcTIoS2. This act shall be applicable to all civil
actions or proceedings now pending ard Undecided
which have been commenced since the taking elect OF
an act entitled An Act to establish a code ofeiYh 1ro-
eedure," passed March 10. leS3-
Sr-TloS 3. That the original section. number three
hundred and thirteen, be, and the same Is Hereby re-
pezled. ~
sEcrioS 4. That nothing in section 3l3 shall be con
struea so as TO prevent ) party t~estifying where the
adverse party is an administrator or executor when the
testimony Of a person is taken by deposition, or other
rise. who was a partner Of the deceased at the time
tina subject matter in controversy transpirea, and vas
II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF TIE House OF Representatives.
LESTER TAILOR
n-,Sfr.wf Of fha eve no ra,
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REPAIg1se A NosE.-A surgical 90
Grafton as successful as novel, has JUS
been performed in our city by DIR. L L
Miller. which deserves a public notice,
as an indication of the possibilities Of
modern surgery. Il is no less than the
substitution, or rather creation Of a per-
feet nose, TO supply the place Of the nat
ural organ.
The patient on whom the first opera
tons of this kind in this city was per.
formed had lost the whole cartilagenous
and aeshy pari of the organ; and the op-
eratiou consisted in cutting a flap from
the integument of the forehead immedi-
ately above the nose, and bringing. The
same down and oyer the aperture on the
face, and then securing it to the edges
of the space created By the loss of the
nose. The operation has resulted in COM
plete success, and it could never be sus-
pected'from the appearance of the patient
that the present organ was a child Of
surgical skill.-Providence Journal.
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February 90, 1855.


mo. 1871 AN ACT
10 repeal the act entitled IAN act to prohibit the eircu-
latioR Of Foreign Bank Bills OF a less denomination
than ten dollars" passed. May .. IS5{-
SECTION l.. Be It eRseteL Sy the GeRerGi SsseHbiy
Of fAs State Of OHIO, That the act entitled "an act .
prohibit the circulation Of Foreign Bank Bills Of a less
denomination than ten dollars passed May ]. 1854. be,
and the same is hereby repealed Provided. that moth
ing herein contained shall eSectany action or prosecu-
ton that may have been commenced under the provi-
sions Of the act hereby repealed.
n. Il. VAN V0RHES
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
TH0S. H. FORD
President Of the Senate.
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18TH E
WssietpRes0fbe Chronicle
niPGOOD 1 ADAMS, PrOpfittOrs.

sTERNsLOnc DoIlarand Fifty Gents. in
ADVANCE; Two Dollars. il payment is not
In advauce.
Nc paper discontinued until an arresrages ara paid
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Dated March 18th, Is55.

n. II. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
nraeFT.,f - "a, g.,,e.
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ArDITos's 0FFIrr. Trunhuil Courty,l
Warren. Ohio, April =. 1856.
] hereby certify. tist I have compared tn. foregoing
laws with authenticated copies from the Secretary o.
State. and lind them correct
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GUARDIAN SALE

- 0ANL-Ls
N By virtue, and in pursuance Of an Order 81 sale
issued by the Court Of Probate for Trumbull County,
Ohio. and 10 me directed aud delivered. will sell n
public vendue. on the premises, on the s2d day Of
April. A ID. ISj6, between tie hours % 10 o'clock A..
NJ and 4 o'clock p NJ, the interest of Laura Z. Shell
den, minor child Of l. :ius Sheldon. deceased. the same
being the undivided half Of the following described
real estate, to wit situate in Gus;avus township, num-
her seven. in the second range Of town ships in the Con-
necticut Western Reserve. in tie State Of Ohio. ard
which is also in tie County Of TruInhull, and is known
Is part Of lot nuGiber fly Eve 90, and is bounded and
described as follows on the east and west by the lot
lines; on the n1rth by lands owned 10y Mrs. Jcrusha
Linsley. and on the south by lands owned by Curtis z.
Shelisn. aud supposed TO contain ffty-eieht acres OF
land, he the same more or less. The IN divided half
appraised at 81 LOIS co. FERNS Of sale made known on
the day Of sale. T~HEODOCIA A Sheldon.
Mar. 10, '56-iE. Guardian Of laura Z. Sheldon.
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'EHIRD AND LAST CALI, ALL mr.

Il sons knowing themselves indebted to rs, by note
or book account, are requested t. settle with cash. on
or ly the first Of April. or they will be left in the hands
Of proper officers for collection. We mean everybody.
March -. 1856. J. MCCONNELL & co.
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------- "---- --- - -
Andrew Wyrick, Robert Wyriek, Samuel Nyris<
ROsInna Diliey ard Andrew DiiIey her hssl and EId
Sarah Bailey and Robert Bailey her husband, arr noG
fed that-on the Bah day Of March, 1854. the plAiEsiG.
As administrator Of James Demill. deceased, eled . ps-
tition in said court. showing in his hSrds = lArgs an.Ssbt
OF surplus money, the proceeds o. lands Of ths GeseRA-
eL. sold to pay debts, by order Of court, making dqiea
dants 10 said petition, Michael wyrick and divers Vthsr
Persons. and praying that they ~iatsrPiesd as 10 tke-
Eight TO said money Lat since then szid AieASsi w
r.cS has deceased, and the said plaintiff has Sled Ma
supplemental petition. Masking the sbovezznsd EiA
others. children Of said Nyick, defendants. and ASK
ing the same relief as to them. said defendants nv
answer ~ The 9Th Saturday after the 18th dAy Of FslEz-
arg. ls55, CT Judgment sill be rendered sgNirst then
~ default. SCTLIFR & TCTTLE.
Feb y. ls5G-6s Auy's for PTE-
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y @fSfiSEST0Ck&G0-Go otNoud zndFnStSsSP fasburgksPa,
~. Inporer sniDahr in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Dye Snn Paints. IuedO OH. fGuh1eS
Windows AS~S%sFM- SURF lnarmens Lard Ou TuptnaP PATIENT ielSz, PHcnGy DHhA
store. 5derNr rSeto WHITE @L in racnrs Of rs So IM D 80 nd ut puudss h,< hA
We Fnsntet 20 be olW aENt HctyP pure and um11ae Iyau yrq qualify
HEragFgaf ErpTsm ksgy York nd nGMNFha 70 -aa~nar aaa danEsi snsha-s
TFh A r3ls iSEs ysr44sga furnished with English eHssnHaso szHsGG&asa
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nISSOLUTION.-Notice is hereby
IL given. that the co partnership heretofore exist
ing between Oliver H. Patch aud z q. AlIison. - the
day diss0lved BY mutual consent. Those indebted -
the late firm OF Patch < Allison, are requested - rake
payment 10 o. II. ateh. and those having olairs
against s1id frm- 70 present the ssrse TO him. Al the
old stand Of Patch & Allison. q. II. PATCH.
Feb. ed, 1855. & H. ALLISON.
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Aali:sr'. -. rranhan 81. p

The undersigned. haytng examined and tested sew
eral sets Of Hay Scales manufactured by Nessrs- C. n.
Darling & Co. Of this plzcs, Wouli most eh~ssrfuliy
recommend Them 70 the public. As a. least equal. II ucs
superior TO any in use, both FOR accuracy in weighing
and durability OF construction. Tx. WEBB.
Auditor, and Sesier Of Weights AID Measures fsg
TIunluil County. Ohio. mar. l2-Sn.
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HHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
~ COMING AGAIN-toseler with any uumber o.
| elegant Pianos, N-;oleons, &e--daiiy arriving at ; I.
! Poueroy's Piano Mare Roouls, Liberty S. y srrcn,u.
/ Imust again remind my friends tiat a goui ti1ao
/ Forte is the most substantial. sensible, ana NittslA-
/ crfllj.e Christmas or New Years gin which car De Sc
lrcted. II any doubt IT, respectfully refer theL %
The intended recipient OF the favor for confirmation o.
my opinion. IaiWys SELL a large number Oh or near
the holidays. anil am el8i 70 sar L.s year that AKA
favored Vi.h an unusual speaking ahead" for instri.
ments. Those intending to 50 in, al! dOw.u &c call
nov p : =. PONrEROY.
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on PATCH will continue in the Szidisry. Hart
ware and Carriage Goods rrsde. at the old stana. WILLS
TIE Manufacture Of Harness. &c. viii he carried 90
~ Z. H. Allison, for the present, also s. The oltssast-
o. u. p.
Warren, Ma-ch S, Is4c-tf Ella.
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.HELP CASH.US n

.sEL cHrl-~4s AtsEz5 V=sar. Sc wAEazS aHlsz,S.
NIIEGSMAN, WRIGHT Il Co.. F6R-
y WARBISG < COMMISSION MERCHANTS. and
Wholesale Dssles in NAILS. IRON. Il u WIRE. &c,
Warehouse at the Station, salem, D.. Cousirumeuts
solicited. Jan. I6.3a
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CAMUEL FAHNESTOCK, Importe

MANUEL FAHNkSIOCh, Importer
~ and Dealer in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC HARD
WARE, No. 90 Wood ST., between Diamond Alley and
4th s., Pittsbure, Pa.
The subscriber Is now opening a large and extensive
assortment OF Hardware imported direct from the man
ufacturers. among which are Knives and Forks, Pen
and Pocket Knives. Scissors, Yea and Table Spoons,
Mill, CrOss-cut, Circular and ether saws. Grain and
Grass Scythes. Anviis, steel Locks, Hinges. Screws,
Chisels, Ausurs, Planes, Files. Ccopsrs'. Carpenters,
Cabinet. Millwright and other Mechanical tools, &c 9,
&c, all Of which will lie sold on moderate terms.
FA~HNESTOCK.
Pitts5urg, Feb. 90, Is5G-2n
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Age of Forest Trees.

A short time since, it was announced
that there was in this golden State one
of the worlds wonders. 1t was the DR.
Dor Vitae, or big Tree of Calaveras, which
was ninety-six feet in circumference, and,
according to the highest estimate, 5000
years old /; although it was contended
by some that its age did not measure
more than half that number Of years.
This great specimen of the forest has
since proved to be the Sesguota, a genius
separated from the 1drodium, of which
u common red wood constitutes the
type
1t is well known that our great '.For-
est Mother" or the Forest Father -
which has fallen many years since, does
not constitute either the largest or Oldest
of the woody tribe belonging TO the Golfer
Gus family. In other countries, trees ex-
eel them both. The Baobab or Sungal,
Adam Sonia d. itafa, is a-scertained TO
be s $50 years old, and 1874 feet in cir.
oumference {; and NJ. de Candolle has
determined many years since that the
eelebrated Tazodium of Chapultepec.
Mexico, which is III feet in circumfer
ence, exceeds in age the Baobab of Sene-
gal.-SccromeatO Journal, Dec. go.
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CCALE MANUFACTORY. NE

~ subscribers are Eov prepared 10 nan1fsetares
Scales. upon the fairbanks principle, foT weighing
Hay. Coal, Iron, aad all heavy drafts They are war =
rtnt-d 10 weigh accurately any = ;Sht from ons peurd
u Sy- tons. Many Scales Of our mauufSrturs zrs uov
in use il this vicinity. Our Machinery IS also adapted
to tie manufacture OF Lightning Rods, Bridge Boits,
and all heavy Job Work. All orders promptly nli7<.
Travelling agents wanted "a sell Scales
Below IL the official certidcats OF the EeAisc 81
Weight and Measures Cor Trumbzil eoucsy.
{. a. DARLING, & CO.
Warren, March s, 1856.
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DROBATE COURT OF TRUMBUL
County, Ohio.
JOha harrington, Al
Petition 70 sell Lani.
Deborah Fuller, Jane Z. Fuller,
sarah 8. Fuller, Adelia Fuller.

l. County, Ohio.
Joha harrington, Administra
tor OF AlYah J. Fuller,
vs.. Petition 70 sell Laui.
Deborah Fuller, Jane Z. Fuller,
sarah 8. Fuller, Adelia Fuller
You are hereby Informed, that on The l1sh day Of
March, A ls55. said Administrator fled his petition
in said Probate Court, the object and prayer Of which
petition is 70 obtain an order, on the Goth day Of April,
1886. for the assignment Of Dover Of said Deborah Full
Ter. widow Of said A. J. Fuller; and for the sale Of the
following described real estate: Situate in the town
ship Of Greene, in said county Of Trumhuh and State
OF Ohio being part Of lot y in said township, and
bounded as follows; east hy lands owned by George P.
Curtis south by lands owned by Alanson Kee west
by land owned hy Parks & Vent; and north hy the
cast and west highway supposed to be one and one
fourth acre Of land he the same more or less
JOHN HARRINGTON, Administrator
By Cu,-. HaERlSsToS, Atty. TAI Fuller, deed
March 90, lS55-4sF
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SUPERIOR TEAS IN ORIGINAL

SUPERIOR TEAS IN ORIGINAL
Metallic Packages. Of =, L.l.2 and 1 pounds For
sale by JENKINS & Co, (oriSiualiHveniors Of mct1Ec
tea pack) Wholesale Dealer in Teas only y ". corner
Of Market and liuth streets. Philadelphia.
UFTeas In Metallic Packs IUt up in Hall Chests.
containing = ySriey Of both Back and Green. ~ suit
buyers.
Printed List OF Prices, Terms, &c, furnished ~ rail
10 all who order them.
Al feas warranted to please. or no sale.
One and the SAINT price to all, and only one.
Half Chests Of Black contain about % pounds. ard -
Green. about so rounds each. mar. 10 tjG-3y.
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Justices and Coastables' Blanks.
TIKRASTEE, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, ExrrUTIoSs, sUBrESAs. rae.
constsEtly on hand and for sale
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HHNN 81 NAILS.

I ARGE STOCKOF IRON &c NAILS
II just received at the E BRICK WAREHOUSE.
at ALE STATION, and for s-ie at the LOWEST
FIGURES. CHESSNAS, WEIgHT q Co.
Jan. is. SO IN.
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fCnE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull

L County. S. Ia the Court Of Common PisAs-
John D-za, ain'r ofJ~nes Dsailis, dsel Original AID.
". snprleneRta4
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4 HUNTERS LIFE AMONG ELE-

~ plants, Lions and other Wild beasts, an authen-
tic aud thrilling book by Sir Gordon Cummings, (Eh0
vas sent by the English Government to Central Afri-
ca) with an Introduction by Bayard Taylor. This hook
contains eco pages, fully illustrated with eolored steel
plates. It is worth looking at, ifyou don't want TO buy
it, drop in at ALAMs' BOOKSTORE, -
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4 SHTABULA AND NEW LISBON

- Rilroad-postPonemsnt Owing to the cout.n-
ued deep snow, and unfgyOrdble weather, the Chief
Engineer has been unable 20 complete the survey, To-
cation aud estimates Of TIE south end Of the miles
heretofore advertised; and for Is pErpose Of accom-
plishins this object. and giving contractors an oppor-
tunity Of examining the ground and stone quarries. the
time Of receiving proposals is extended 10 the 10th Of
April. 1856. at which time there will lie a meeting Of
the Board 1t the Office Of the 4. sad n. L. X. Co.,
81 Caufeil. There will SlsO bel meeting OF the Board
a. New LISBON on The IItn OF April.
E.NEWTON, President.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-03-19
TME AgML UHTON M
Gegal Notifies.
NOTICE.


JOSEPH GBINER and Esther Jane Griner
his wife, Joseph Wells and Catharine
Wells his wife, John Griner, David Griner.
Nancy Griner, Fanny Griner and Elizabeth
Griner, will take notice that a petition was
fled against them on the 18th day of February
A. d. 1856, in the Court of Common Pleas of
Sophia Griner his wife, and is now pending,
wherein the said Samuel Griner and Sophia
Griner his wife, demand partition of the fol-
lowing real estate situate in the county of Ash
land, and State of Ohio, and described as fol-
lows, to wit in hetownship ofMilton in said
county, being one tract the east part of the
south east quarter, of section twenty-three, in
township twenty-four, of range seventeen, be-
ing all of said quarter section, except fifty acres
sold to Adam Baum, and ten acres sold to Not
tingham Houston off of the west side of said
quarter, containing (dsducting the exceptions
aforesaid) one hundred acres more or less. Al
so, one other tract in said county in said Mil
ton township, bounded by beginning at the
south west corner of section twety-four, oftown'
ship twenty-four, of range seventeen, and run
ming east along the section line twenty-fourrods
and nineteen links thence north two degrees.
west thirty -four rods; thence south sixty-fve de-
grees west, twenty-five rods thence south two
degrees east, thirty-two rods and twelve links
to the place of beginning containing five
acres and thirty-four rods and that at the
first term, after the March term A. D. 1856, Of
said Court, application will be made by the
said Samel Griner and Sophia Griner his wife
for an order that partition may be made of said
premises. SAMUEL
SOPHIA GRINER.
Fulton & McCoaBs Att VS. for Petitioners.
February IL, 1856. S7-6w
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-03-19

E Not long since. tho play of
Othello vas enacted at New Orleans.
Among the audience in the pit were
three up river boatmen, who had
descended the Mississippi in a broad
horn, or some such craft, and having
sold out pretty well, thought they would
treat themselves to a sight of the play.
house before starting for home. They
were tall, strappipg fellows, who really
looked as though they could whip their
weight in wild cats. Their attention
seemed to be deeply eugrossed with the
play az it proceeded. at length, when
it came to that part in which the Moor, in
the interview with Desdemona, says
THE handkerchief the handkerchief!
the handkerchief !" Our boatmcn
did not understand all this, and when
the Moor had reached the third excla-
nation, and was again pausing, one of
them cried out, ooh, darn it M friend,
aOhy don't y0u 6hoa0 yOur nose r0ith your
fingers, and let the pkTy go on"