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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01
Carpetsi Carpets I

TUST RECEIVED, PER CLIPPERS Coon IIoPE
y and HORNET, an extensive assortment of Carpet
ing. consisting in part of Tapestry Brussels Tapes
try Velvets, Three and Two Ply lngrains, Druggets
Rugs &C.
For sale at moderate rates. by
LANDERS, OLIVER & Co,
SO J street, Sacramento
dec Off
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}. n. PAoE.1 r,.,
Volcano News Depot and Boo. .
BY PAGE 4 CAMEpn,.'Nr va

10. l, Empire Bloek, Main St,s,,
vNHE Subscribers take this metho.a '~|
+ their thanks TO the citizens of ~ fetVh
vicinity, for the very liberal patronaao lia \
have heretofore extended TO them Wllco \
strict attention to business TO merit ",a bop
OF the same. Vonths
We have just received good and oor..,
ment Of senersl "a
BOOKS AND STAT1O.A,rp,
which we now offer for sale at nrieo.
fail to suit. Our motto is Q,.iek Sa5.@ 'n@ ~
Preffs.' We are also agents for tbo ,tS e-n naRdR'
pers, and solicit subscriptions for tho oloSi,,
Sacramento Union, State Journal same salle -
Herald, Alta California, Evening Jorrnall q rIns
Chronicle, San Francisco Sun. Wide W. ". CaIis.
Era. Pioneer Magazine. de-. &c. DaiI,. ~ ldt
nished to subscribers at so cents Der ws.l sphs
We are constantly in receipt of lato an
European Papers and Magazines. which 'ianls 4
at our counter Immediately on Tho orr, ,an 4
Steamer. Persons wishing to send nann. ,,.al ~
friends in the Atlantic States. will Gnd drl,s a Y
News Depot neatly put up In wrannors Hi'la "
paid. We are also agents for the Penn n ~
and will receive Letters, Papers. DC. fora aIel
tic States, Irenfy. -Four Hours after tho 'ae Al
ses at the Post Office in this place. ami ;s = NAY
he mailed at San Francisco. nrAr'a"o > = u%
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01
To Dr. Jc. YouSo, San Francisco.
SAY FnANcIsco. june ID. 1855.

SAN Francisco, June I'd. 1855.
DEAR SIR - have not had one single fit since
commenced taking your medicines; am also gain
ing strength every day The trouble that | had,
which was the cause of the fits, is also lowing me
yctv fast In fact, think am entirely we'll, but
You think il best, will take medicines a short
me longer. 1t is only about two months since
commenced taking your prescriptions, and although
you told me il would take from three to four months
yet feel well already. feel sorry that did not
visit you at first, and not allow myself to be led
away by the vain boastng of those quacks that copy
your style Of business, and thereby impose upon
the public. They despoed me of my money. and
! If had not stopped taking their vile stuff they
would have robbed me Of my life also Thanks to
your superior medical skill, | am beyond danger.
and shall always eonsidery you the savior of my life
Dear Dr.--Publish this il you consider il worth
yeur while, for wish to proclaim to the world your
worth, that every one who needs physician NAV
know where to call, and be sure of avoiding decei,
and imposition.
Yours, till death, GEO. MARSHALL.
Tc. J, c. ye-vo n Z
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01
Livery stable.
JEROME & THOMPSON.

Corner Of Jerome and National sfs., Iofcdao'
vX7OULD invite the public to call and examine
w their superior stock of Horses, having been
selected with care and adapted for ladies and Gem
tlemen's Saddle Horses. Buggies, either single or
double, with superior Horses in harness, always on
hand.
Horses kept, and groomed by the day, week or
month. 49, ,,,
No pains will be spared to render this establish,
ltent in every respect worthy the confidence and
patronage of all who may favor us with their Gus
tom.
S1- CHARGES MODERATE. -sh&
oet 81 3m
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Jones, T0bin A. Co.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,

CORNER sANsoME AND SACRAMENTO STREETS, SAN
FRANCIsco.)
A RE now prepared to offer to the Trade q large
n and well-assorted stock of desirable Fall and
Winter Goods received per recent arrivals compri-
sing
Bonnet ribbons,
Black and colored velvet ribbons,
White and black silk blonde laces,
Artificial flowers, feathers and plnmes,
Jackonet and Swiss insertions and edgings:
Ladies' embroidered collars, sleeves and chemi-
Zetts
Thread edgings and laces;
English black Grape;
and general variety Of the latest and most approx
ed styles of Millinery Goods, Laces and Embrodc-
ries
ALSO.
Rogers. Wostenholm's and Barnes 4 Sons pock-
ct knives, scizzors, razors, and razor strops !;
Buttons of all descriptions
Threads, needles. pins, tapes and bindings;
Combs and brushes of all kinds
Ladies' and chdrens hosiery;
Ladies' and gentlemen's gloves and handkcrchefs;
Zephyr worsteds trimmings and braids;
India rubber balls; assorted toys;
Game bags, shot pouches and belts
Portemonnaes envelopes and letter paper;
Assorted lead pencils, steel pens and ink
And an extensive and choice assortment Of PER
FUMERY, Yankee and German Notions, &C., &c.
all of which will be sold at the lowest rate for
Es~ NEW GOODS received from New York by
every steamer.
oct "a ! 3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01
Groceries,

GrOtefIts,
PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, DC.
rJ,TE Subscriber would respectfully announce to
L the citizens and miners of Volcano and vicin-
ity. that he is now in receipt Of splendid assor-
ment of Family Groceries. Provisions, Liquors and
MINERS SUPPLIES,
which he now offers for sale. at his store under
Mahoney Hall. on hemost liberal terms. Ills stock
has been selected with ereaf from the ia 'ns
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01

News columns of the |"
$50 years ago by the explo
the oacramento River.
"Ihe entire boat, wit
feet Of the after portion, /,
is more conplete than Was
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Geo. l.. Gale,
l.. =. scott,
Accommodation Line OF Stages.
VOLCANO AND JACKSON, VIA AQUEDuc

VOLCANO AND JACKSON, VIA AQUEDUCT
CITY.
GA>r TIE undersigned respectfully
~ xSqr3 NJ announces to the Public that he
sSs. sSt.ssSz<sss has commenced running Stage
between Volcano and Jackson, leaving Volcano
every morning at o'clock, leaving Jackson imue-
dately ON the arrival Of the Stage from Sacrament
TO. Letters, packages, &c, delivered promptly.
The Proprietor hopes by keeping good Horses
Coaches and an attentive Driver to receyee liberal
patronage. w. ii. LOBDELL.
oct "a 3in
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01
VOLCANIC Laundry.

WE the undersigned, respectfully annouN,S n
w the citizens of Volcano and vlcing
they are about opening an extensive Lauu9d'S
Emigrant street where they will be prepargu. NJ
all kinds of washing and ironing IN 'uIaiIl
STYLE and at the shortest notice. Our prices n 4,
in accordance with the times. Mrs. Kelly WILL i',.
the control Of the ironing and making up W.
meut We will publish bill of prices III I "a n
days. We hope by doing our work In g9o,1t ,,t h I
ner to receive a liberal share Of the PaIqEr a
ronage. ". H. kELLfslI
'0"ase' Mrs. n. d. KELLns'
Jan 26
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01

NIlEESE.-Another lot of that choice Cheese
~ from our Uncles Dairy" ex ship Samuel Sy
monds, for sale by
ll2-tfl KELLEY Il SYMONDS'.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01
Eagle Theatre.
The Volcano Brass Band

ID RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens OF
IN this place, and all others requiring their SER
vices that they are prepared to furnish MUSIC for
Exhibitions, Celebrations, Sc The band is
composed of seven performers. All applications
must be made to
FRANK. A. MADEIRA.
iep I5-3m
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UNgOy HOTEL.

= ~ The Proprietors of this old and we'll known
iii establishment would respectfully announce
,nal9A to the public that they have renovated and
materially
E.VL.fRGED THEIR BUILDING,
and added Il number of entirely new beds and rooms
for the accommodation of those who may favor them
with call Their
TABLE AND BAR
will be furnished in as good style us any in the vi
einity and at prices that cannot but suit As thew
have established the CASH SYSTEM they can
afford to do business on fair terms as any Hotel
in the mountains
This being the Office and station of the California
Stage Company, their Agent will ever be ready To-
attend to passengers for all parts of the State.
$. S. HARTRUM
j. MAGST AFF Irop rs
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01
NCKTON & WARMERS DRUG STORE.
Main street, Volcano.

q The undersigned would most respectful n
SAly inform the citizens of Y olcano and the ~
A surrounding country, that they have and }N
will keep constantly on hand, good and fresh sup
ply of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Paints, Oils Varnishes, Brushes of all kinds Cam
phenc Alcohol Turpentine Dye Stufls, Patent Med
icncs of all kinds Perfumery, Fancy Soaps Toilet
articles, &C. &c, which we will sell at the LOWEST
CASH PRICES Physicians and Others are request
ed to call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Physicians Prescriptions put up accurately and
with despatch, at all hours of the day or night.
n B--All articles sold by us will be warranted
Pure and Genuine.
MrNCKTON & WARNER.
oct 81 3m
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TABLE AND BAR
UniOn SfahIe

Connected with the Union Hotel is the Union sta
bile, capable of accommodating fifty horses in good
style.
HARTRuM & wAGsTAFF.
dec % lO-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01
Pioneer \

HhOmCGE ~
This Nnrsery to-
Statc Far 6
IL A. II. MYERS
-. Alameda, has
season, at reduced \
ded and Grated Fr
APPLES-50 so hes
years old.
PEACH 20 best
old.
PEAR-l0 best v
old.
CHERRY-l0 be
years old.
Alec AiuaouI n
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01

Boots and Shoes on hand, which he will d'Ie
of on the most reasonable teams
A good assortment of Shoe Findings eonsan
on hand.
| am also prepared to manufacture Bo0'
order. We warrant all work done by US -,
\. B.--All kinds Of repairing done in s1la 1V
manner and at the shortest notice CIV hh
CALL.
jan 10 10"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01

rivals from the .
warrant any art
particular atten
are unequalled ]
examine my stoe
nov 10
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Call Al

o. LATHAM'S WARE-ROON'
nN MAIN ST., one door below Titus ="
~ Store, where you can see the .ol
FINEST LOT or FURNl Io"'
that ever came into this market. "a
The subscriber, desirous of continuation n
liberal patronage he has heretofore recelv~ u
generous public pledges himself TO sell '9s1. p No
est Furniture that has ever been sold IN va @s
but il the public should think this all GAS W.
'' '"'' '"' '' '' 80 q. LATHN
dec Is
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01
Grass VALLEY. Jane 81. 1855.

tkAsS ALLEY, JHne 81, 1899.
Dear ir;-The last medicine you sent me has
done the business. am now perfectly well, and
wish TO give my testimony to the public in favor of
your skill. was troubled With complication of
diseases brought on by that soul-destroying habit
of selfpollution, and complaints caught by connec-
ton with bad persons of the opposite sex. ] have
been treated by some of the best physicians as well
those quacks who infcst this state. and by them
all given up us incurable; but being advised by A
friend who had been benefited by your scientific
treatnenttl call upon you. did So and feel CRATE
fu to him I, the informution but still more CRATE
fGl to you fcr the care and good advice you gave
me- as well as the eflieacious medicines You pre-
scrbed. II any of the afflicted should see this let
hem be that 1t is voluntary offering in graf
ude for the blessings Of health received from you,
and also given with feryent wish that IL may be
of service TO those suffering as did aud now NAV
God bless you in your effort TO lessen the sncrines
of the human family and may all good citizens as
sst you to drive from The community those leeches
that prey upon The public by false pretensions OF
eminencc in the medical world.
Yours eternally,
JOHN BURGESS.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01

HOSIERY and mode colors in Merino
J. Il and knit wool hose. for Ladies, Misses. and
children, by tl2-t1 KELLEY a. SYMONDS.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01
wATCIIMA

WATCIIMA
| fS.,,dmx,s m,sISs 1s. !
share of the pub
Gold Rings. C
kinds of Califorr
Particular atte
repairing Chrome
all other descripi
oct n
W TO suit, for {
nov "a
| KELI
/ TT is with pleas
L tants of Vol
completion Of 0
Store and that W,
and well selected
| ST.APLE a.
We shall be CO
and most fashio
Mereno's, Colarg
| French and Amer
! Goods.
Our assortmen
Bonnets, Shawls.
Notions--Dress I
at all times be COZ
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01
MARysvuIP .Jnne

MAkfSNlLlE. June lUth. 1899.
DR.. J. G. YouNG-Dear Sir Please send me
some of the medicines you prescribed in my case
| have a friend here who is troubled in exactly the
same way that was. lie has nightly emissions
ringing noise in his head weak back, loss of memo
~ aud he is generally debilated he is discoura-
ged and has not confidence enough to enable him to
call and see you. | told him how was, and that
my friends all said was in consumption, and the
doctors up here gave me up and advised me to go
home and die, but instead of going home | called
upon you. and here | am well as any of them'and
likely to live long time yet with strength enough
to work with the strongest of them. Doctor. will
send every one to you that looks though he need
ed physician. 1t shall not be my fault if any one
dies for want Of medical treatment | will do all
can to keep the afflicted away from those pests of
society yelept professors aud high-sounding titled
men. who, ii the facts were known are men who
left ther country for their country good Publish
this, Doctor if you wish aud hope some Of those
who humbugged me may see it, and sleep bad for
one night Truly yours, GEO. DAVIDSON.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01

Livery Stable.
CANTIN & BRAVAUNT,
On He Flats, al Indian Diggings,1
MOULD invite the public to call and examine
w their superior stock Of Horses, having been
selected with care, and suitable for Ladies' aud Gen
tlemen's saddle horses
Horses kept and groomed by the day, week or
month.
No pains will be spared TO render this establish
ment in every respect worthy the confidence and
patronage of all who may favor us with their Gus
tom. &ss- CHfRGES .M0DERaTE.-e9
nov IL 4-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01

ITO THE AFFLICTED.-Persons troubled with
1 Disease should peruse the following letters of
recommendation, from Dr. ]. c. Young's patients
They are voluntary offerings Of gratitude to him for
benefits received and are proofs as strong as Holy
Writ of his scientific attanments No one can read
them without at once having confidence in him. and
we confidently make the assertion that people af-
hced with private or other diseases will call upon
him in preference to any other physician in Cafor-
MIA Read them carefully, ye that need medical as
sistance and then lose no time in consulting him
while there is time left to cure you in:
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01
LcANo Root Avn SHOE STORE

X RESPECTFULLY informs INC
M NA zens of Volcano and vicinity
70 he has a large assorimell
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24


rnents of the States within whose domin-
ioDsit lies. We can. under no circmn-
stance, surrender our preponderance in the
adjustment Of all questions arising out OF
L.
4. Resofred. That In view of so comman-
ding an interest. the people the United
States can not but syfnpathize with the ef-
for;s which are Seing made by the people
OF Central America 10 regenerate that
portion OF the continent which covers the
passage across the Inter-occ mic IsthEnus.
s.. Resolped, That The Democratic party
will expect of the next Administration that
every effort be made to insure our ascen-
dancy in the Gulf os Mexico, and TO MAIN
tain permanent protection TO the great
outlets through which are erupsied into its
waters the products raised out of the soil,
and the commodities created by the indus
try of the people OF our Western valleys,
and of the Union at large.
-. B. +. HALLEF, Chairman.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24
The Pro- Slavery Circular.

On the 9th instant, there was held in
Atchison Pro-Slayery Convention of del
egates from Leavenworth, Doniphan and
Atchison counties, at which circular was
prepared and addressed to the friends Of
the pro-slavery cause in Kansas, through
out the Union, and the circular was cop
led i cur last issue.
At the Convention at Wyaudoite, on The
14th instant, the circular above alluded to
was approved and adopted as the address
of the Pro-Slavery party of the Territory.
ALI papers that published the circular, will
please copy this notice also. .
1t is to be hoped that the circular will
be responded to in prompt and becoming
manner by every slave State in the Union
Thus far the Pro-Slavery men of Kansas
have nobly battlcd for the cause OF the
Sou:h, without much material aid from any
quarter. Neither did they desire aid as
long as they were peaceably permitted to
maintain their rights at the polls; but when
they are forced to become soldiers and
formed a standing army, for the defence of
their lives and property, brought about
solely on account Of their determination to
protect the constitutional rights of the
South, surely they should and will be sus.
tained by their brethren in the South. In
our struggle here, too many of our citizens
have already Teen forced to sacrifice more
than they are able to bear.
\ small tax on all our Southern friends,
which they will never miss. will relieve us
in Kansas, and prepare US to do battle un-
til the end of tie war.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24
Pro-slavery Cenp..,


There was a convention - :
from every portion OF IL
at Wyandotte City on sa,,,.3
instant. were 10. ale !.
in person.|s,ut A,eh.saa ass
sen;ed. We leara tia, fe,.
preFaiied aud our friends a.,
abide By the laws in al c,s..
Gorernmen; in enforcing L..
right. The laws are in som.
feeiive-ihe Lrgislatare psr..
that the state Of affairs whlc.
IN Kansas could ever exist. l..
The traitors who have been l..-
assassinations and robbcr:es p.
ceive fiji punishment for the,
we will abide by the laws ss
III such time as they can te :,
Le; every Pro-Slayefy ma,
rito:y be sigiia,d and al his
FROM all violence, hut keep C.
pared for self,delence, and q
GERS of the law. Strictly obey.
see that all others 60 :!,c SUM.
lions occur, let any lnan feel
da;y 10 lake the necessary l.,
procure writs snd have tie 81
rested. Be ready for any and E,
gency. II the abo.ition,ss o..
they now threaten. 10 march ;z.s
ri,ory in large armies, to tFas.
foot cur laws and our rights. l..
ready 10 meet t!:em aud ;eaal,
none tat law-ah;ding cilzets e.
this Territory The Goserpsr.i
of tie United States troops. 3
IN his power 10 enlorce the lszs
be reajy 70 as<is, tie Iauja 4
the Exroaiive, and 90 no aci .s
proael upon cur cause.
Gen. Calhoun presided overt.
tioa, and gave universal salisiaq
Engagements were made 10 rcace.
our friends on clains, Sc, a. I
aud a committee OF reliable gc...
pointed to visit every portion c.
tory, and impress upon CUR Peg.
portance of abiding by the laws
ing themselves il readiness %
forcing tie same against all
That committee will i'ninela.
menee work. and we hope errIy
very man viii strictly Obey all i
given him.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24
of individual rasthess. slander will in

of individual rasthess. SANDER will In
vain assail you. for its envenomed arrows
can never reach the mind nobly raised
above the silent whispers of self.reproba-
tion. Spare the persons of all save these
whom you come to arrest, and do that duty
with the decent solemnity becoming an oe-
casion which calls you from your homes.
with arms and IN martial array to address
your fellow citizens charged with high
crimes and misdemeanors against that
country which they resist and whose kind
ness and benevolence they have outraged.
Lay not the hands of violence upon prop
erty OF any description. save that which
your orders compel you to destroy. as de-
slructiye of the public peace and happi-
ness"
During The delivery Of this address.
General Atchison was often interrupted
by members of his own party, TO whom he
was personally unknown. calling GU. TO
know who it was that dared address such
language TO them assembled as they were;
but AT the conclusion all We're moved BY
the generous spirit of the speaker. respond
ing with three voluntary, loud and hearty
hurrahs, and advanced in perfect order
and with s,fic, decorun to the consumma-
ton of their orders.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24
Steamer Emigrant.

The card of the above steamer will be
found in this number of the Squatter.
BY some undue means-we know not
from what source-a report has been put
in circulation that the Enigrant is an old,
filthy. abolition craft, and in consequence
thereof many persons have avoided going
aboard Of her. The report is wholly with
out foundation. The enigrant is an en-
tirely new boat-Capt White, thorough
bred Missourian and tinctured with Border
Ruffianisn, and the clerk, Mr. Mcdonald,
an old Missouri clerk Of the right stamp
OF our own knowledge of the facts, we do
not hesitate to state that the Euligrant has
been grossly siandered; and We are in
formed by our friend, Col. ! bell, and 9TH
ers, who have recently travelled on the En-
igrant, that no boat in the Missouri trade
has more gentlemanly officers, or better
fare. Cleanliness, polite and orderly SER
wants, excellent fare in every department,
and good government throughout. without
parade or confusion. is the order of the
day on the Emigrant. We bespeak for
the Emigrant, in future, liberal share of
patronage. Once aboard Of her, and all
ideas of filth and abolitionisrn will vanish.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24

YasKEE EISDIGNATIox.-Thea abolition
lists everywhere North are holding indig-
nation meetings over the fogging which
Mr.. Brooks administered TO Sumner The
white-liyered Yankees are great on indig-
nation meetings, but very small at de-
Tending themselves from personal chas-
iisnent. Every mothers son of th sm de-
serves just such Gaming from Southern
gentleman.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24

THE BoRDER RuFrrAx. spling,
Stevens s Co. are building boat at this
place, bearing the above name, intended
we believe, TO run between Parkvilie and
some point on the Platte river. We do not
know the exact dimensions. but believe the
full length will be about eightyfeet. This
IS certainly huge enterprise for Border
Ruffian town, and we hope the gentle
manly proprietors vii. receive aiiberai re-
muneration. Tunnagc I,cs known.-P Par}.-
rifle Democrsf ze
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24

gT The liberty allowed under the laws
of Massachusetts,, for intermarriages be-
tween the white aud black races, is but
rarely taken advantage of in Boston. A
few days since colored man of twenty
eight years, born in Norfolk, Va, was
married to an Irish girl of nineteen years.
Formerly such marriages were forbidded
by law there, but the prohibition had no
practical effect.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24

@ If Americanism had no foothold
in the South, bolitionism would have no
power in the North. The unity of the
South once broken, and the fanatics OF the
North take heart and hope, and organize
for the future. Who is there that would
break this unityz Let the people of the
South decide for themselves.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24

TIE DAY OF TEE PREsIDExTIAL EIEc-
rroS.-Tuesday, the fourth day of No
vember next, being the Tuesday after the
first Monday OF that month, is the day on
which the people OF the entire country
will cast their votes for electors of Presi-
dent and Vice President Of tie United
States.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24

| The wife of JAMEs Il. l.
prosecuted hero and martyr oil j
ism, obtained a divorce from he'
at the late term OF the Dearboh
Circuit Court On The ground Of .
ment, desertion, and other legal .
She AYERS that he sent her h0--
Kansas among strangers. unPF0''
unprotected, and without money g
travelling expenses. She is the ?.
several of his children. and has ;
some time supporting herself BY e
boarding house.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24
T. G. PALMER, Secretary.

The LAST DoDGE.-Thc Albany Knicll-
crbocker has been confdentialIy informed
by young lady. that many Of TIE yousg
men of that city go to church with look
ing-glasses in their Lats, and while they
appear 10 be lost in meditation, with their
eyes fixed in their hats, they gaze upon
the reflections of the pretty girls behind
them.