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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
rrom the NatIonal IntellIgeneer.
OUR NfINisTER IN ENGLANI


We are very glad that our Government has
thought proper, by a statement in yesterdays
official paper, TO put down the gossipping story
received by the last steamship, Of high cords
having taken place between our Minister in Eng
land and the British Secretary of State, and of
Mr. Buchanan's having demanded his passports
It was merely repetition of report which had
spread through England on the LIST of Noyeui-
Der last, originating nobody knows how, in mere
surmise Ormischiefs probably, and which was
put down by Mr.. Buchanan himself, on the
same day by a Geographic note to the Liverpool
press
The following specific and satisfactory contra
dictions Of the last report are given In yester-
days Union:
lit is nottrue that Mr. buchanan has had high
words with Lord Clarendon on either Of thetwo
questions at issue between England and the Uni
ted States
''Of course it is not true that, because of
these alleged high words, Mr.. Buchanan failed
to attend Lady Palmerstons reception.
And, finally, it is not true that Mr.. Blu
chanan has conferred with Sir Henry Bulwer
as to the settlement of the Central American
question.
srhe relations of Mr.. Buchanan with the pre-
sent English Ministry do not lead us to expect
that he. will be called upon to demand his pass
ports
As pertinentto the above, We subjoin some
very sensible and jus remarks made by Mr.
Bright in the House of Commons, in the course
of speech on the subject Of the disputes be
tween the English and American.G Governments
disputes which are so carefully kept alive and
magnitietl by miSchieyous presses on beth sides
of the water. Mr. Bright said:
"Unfortunately, state of things had arisen
out of the smallest trtfe, which might bring us
into difficulties as great in regard to America as
those from whichwe hoped weareemerging with
regard to Russia. The first stepswhich brought
on war were often so slight that man would
be laughed at ifhc supposed it would lead to any
difficulty; but one step followed another on one
and on the other until, by some laundering,
things came to point in which each party found
his honor was concerned and he could not re-
tract; and then the question of national honor
became the questionat issue, while the original
cause of dispute was forgotten and buried, new
having been worth thought; and thus great
nations were brought into struggles involving
enormous cost of blood and treasure"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

THs CoLoNlzAr1oS SnIP.-Ex-Gov. John
Stevens. of Talbot county, Nd, is said to bethe
gentleman who made the munidcent donation of
SS5, 600 to the American Colonization Society,
70 DO expended in the construction Of ship to
trade between the Chesapeake and the Republic
o: Liberia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

Srowr oy RAxRoD.-A Mr.. Stout of Iowa,
having occasion lately to use his loaded rife, at
tempted to discharge it, which he failed to do af
ter exploding several caps. He then entered his
house, and on examination came to the conclus-
ion the powder was wet. He pricked some dry
powder into the tube, and placed on it cap,
partly filed with powder also. He then took the
wiper, which had ball screw on the end, put it
into the rifle and screwed it into the'ball After
getting things SO far ready for operation, he sat
the triggers, cooked the rifle, and, setting his
rod he set off the triggers. The rifle went off,
and rod, ball, and all passed through his mouth,
and neck and entered the wall of the house.
Strange to say he was but slightly injured, and
was able to go to his work in few days. EStrango
enouchN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

A DUEL PRSvESrED-On Monday morning,
w hear, Major Chase was arrested aud put under
bonds to keep the peace. 1t is understood that
on the night before he sent challenge to Col
Inge, by thehands of Capt Wright, the gentle
man who, it will be recollectcd, was sometime
flther that Col Ihge was also put under bonds
to keep the peace, in the course of the afternoon
The amount oil ball in each case we learn, was
$4,000, and the parties were arrested upon the
affidavit Of Mayor Towers Wash Star.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
sP FIRING ELECTION.

I'VE charge FvE DOLIARs for inserting nominations for
SHERIFF to be paid invariably IN advance Persons not com
plying with this rule, VIII hdersaud Why their announce
naents do not appear.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

Az IxPoErAxr DEctsIOx.-we learn that the
Secretary Of the Treasury has formerly accepted
che recent action Of the Texas Legislature as the
full and final release OF the United States contem.
plated by the Texas debt bill; and that the mon
" viii be duly paid to the holders Of the bonds
sfter the expiration of the required ninety days
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
N1AsoNIo. DIREoroRY.

Ohio lodge No. IOI-SIecta a. Masonic Hail.
Market and AIOnroesreets fret and third Mon
day evenings of each unona G. W. stGnrs. W. NJ; F. ~
Rrsseh, Secretary.
wher..dz 10 &c No. 1as -Steets as above on
the first and third Saturday evenings of month
WILLIAMS, W. ~; s, Is. Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Union Chupter No. I9-STeets as
above the second sondty evening eLmonth W. c.
Sccrr, II. p; j. 4 Clarke, Secretary.
Wheeling Encanpment No. Meets as
above ourts Monday evening of each month. WI
BATES, G. c., A. Loriag, Recorder
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

EprcATtOS VS.. MoSEY.-The following ancc-
aotc, from the Peoples Organ, refers undoubt-
edly to the Hon. Jacob Collamer, now in the
United States Senate, and formerly Postmaster
General:
''Iremember," says the late Postmaster Cen
eral of the United States, 1.-The first time Visit
ed Burlington, Vt, as Judge of the Supreme
Court. / had left it many years before, poor
boy. At the time left there were two families
of special note for their standing and wealth.
Zach of them had r son about my own age. I
was very poor, and these boys were very veal
thy. During the long years of hard toll through
which passed before my return, | had al
most forgotten them. They had long ago for
gotten me.
Approaching the court house for the first time,
in company with several gentlemen of the bench
and bar, noticed in the court house yard, apple
Of old furniture about to be sold atauction. The
scenes of early boyhood with which was sur
rounded made me ask whose it was. was told
it belonged to Mr. j.
Mr.. j.! 1 remember family of that
name-yery wealthy; there is u son, too; can
it be hc?'
Twas told that it was even so. He was the
son Of one Of the families already alluded to-
He had inherited moro than l had earned, and
spent it all; and now his family was reduced to
real want and his furniture was to be that day
Rold for debt Invent into the court house, sad
", vet almost glad that Twas bornpoor. was
soon absorbed in the business before me- One
Of the first cascs called originated in low. and
drunken quarrel between Mr.. II. and Mr.. A
Ar H, Thought l. that is a familiar name. Can
it be- In short, found that this was the son of
the other wealthy man alluded to- Twas over
vhelmed alike with establishment an: thanksgiv-
ing-astonishment at the change in our position,
and Thanksgiving that Twas not born to inherit
wealth without toll
who leave them with the highest education, the
purest morals, and-the least money
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
LET TIE AFELIcZED AktR TIE TESTIMONY

LET THE AFFLICTED HEIR TIE TESTIMONY
or 4 LADY,
ITO those who e the pleasure OF knowing her, need
Il sayEothing bat to others remark that desire to
benefit the suffering induces her husto speak. None a
preCtHte her jog and gratitude In being relieved from pain,
after yearsof suffering unparalleled but those f there be
any, who have suffered like her.
Miss has long been resident of this cityfOr the last
years has been successfully conducting school No. ESQ
Baltimore street The happy change in her health Is subject
Of establishment and JOY to her friends We ask
those Interested to call her. She viii tell them
her cure BY MtHt0s 7cre than she has written. Thus
Is that this remedy goes giving relief the sick.
refer the public item. From distant places
hear OF the happy result These facts, with the
testimony OF thousands, should sSsIcIsD
prejudice hide their heads and coGeede that Iarupors
Tincture is wonderful discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

90 The Asia, at New York, brings presents
tom the British Government, consisting Of
plate, medals. DC, for the officers and crewsof
the Arctic expedition under DrsKanc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

MARRIAGE OF 4 BoNApARrE. Princess Angus
IA Bouaparte, daughter of Prince Charles Bona
partc. was lately married to her cousin, Prince
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

A person Who bad been listening to very
a1l addressrernarhed that everything lrsat esil
especially the audience.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
ARE YOU SICK


Then you can't be cured Don't delay until ysur
complaint Is ncurabe when IT
Four-ns Of all the diseases which people the church yards,
might be cured by Ayers cathartc Pills. taken
DON'T 90 dragging through the Spring faint sleepy
less because your blood loaded with bile. Don't the
Headache Hrar,burn their kindred disorders, because
your foul Don't parade yourself around tho
world with Pmples Buehes, Ulcers, and all
any unelean diseases OF the skim because your ys-
wants cleansing. Don't show yourself about lean bag
gard, your Stomach and Bowels need
strengthening healthy action Ayers Pills the4e
things right surely water queches hre They purify
the body blood restore their functions into healthy
activity Ehehyou can feel quick IS they taken They
are great medical this age recognized by
an who know their virtues, and many thousands them.
Take the Cherry eeocdl for Cough, aud the Tls All
arrangements requiring PurBattve medicine.
Prepared by c. ARA, Lowell. sassachusett-an
sold by all Druggists IN Wheeling
A. C. GOOD Z CO, Wheeling,
fe4 Wholesale and Retain Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

sYThe citizens of Coyington have decided
on issuing bonds to the amount of 100000
stock for the erection Of bridge over tue Ohio
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

eg-India fnbber Ladders don't answer as well
as was supposed There is adraw back connec-
ted with them, you climb all daywithout getting
-ppany.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

The census just completed shows the
, pulstirs. Of s., kcnis 20 Do about 100 COO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

MANY CITIAENs.
1HDEREaDEgT 6E106s1f7ozE ES7oS c48DE
3 DATE
RE WIN be supported the eed day May next,
Tor the Office ofSherH fer Ohio county va by all the dnBl-
ased and He competent and worthy
Of the Office aad Git with dey, sobrssty and sOcia-
bty to all alike Ills claims voters are founded ON
true patriotism and philanthropy. The voters may rely
hun standing his Pom without any political
Saste' aa.iF public secret leuucassing.
fss' 1T TINS UstrrO NATIONAL vGTERs OF WHEELING.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTo5II5s=Y1


vtr=IuTus Lodge No. 3.-Mect. every Thursday
evening at the Hail. of Market and Monroe
WV. INK, n. G.; B. u. Carr, Secretary.
franklin LodgeNo. I3.-Aieets as above every
Monday evening z Barry, n CT s. +. Fttis, secrc-
tary,
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 3a.-,Ieets as above eve
ry Wednesday evening. II. GrSegSs!ocS, n. CT +. VI.
As;'er, Secretary.
wheeling Ledge No. 5s.-,tests every Monday
evening at the Hail. corner Market aud Quincy streets D.
d. lIrRLEr, n. G.; I'm " BseryaiU, Secretary.
PanOIa Lodge No. S2.-NIeets as above every
Friday evening. G. X. CARTWRIGHT, n. G.; ". W. Rus-
chGru. Secretary.
AbrauI's EncaDpnarnt No. I.-Meets at the
Hall, Market and Monroe streets the Rr~t and third
Tuesday evenings Of each month. WV. BLANCHARD, Pr
s. ". PsOTsoH, Scribe.
| VIM. Tell Encanpmeut No. 3I.-Nleets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month. JOAs G. norFrAS, c. Pr Em. Weisgar1er.
Scribe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
MONDAY MoRNIDG, MARCH 8, 1856.
A sorraEas NovE1ESr.-In the Mississippi

A sorrHE8S MovE1ESr.-ln the Mississippi
Legislature, day or two since, Mr. Stark called
up hisresolution touching the Presidential cleo
tons of1s5s They declare that ifall the nation.
81 conventions refuse to nominate Presidential
candidates who are sound on the slavery ques-
zion it is proper for the people of the State ire
spectiye of party, to meet IN primary assemblies
and send delegates to State conventional nomi-
nate an electoral ticket, pledged to yote for men
who recognize the constitutional rights Of the
South. They also invite other Southern States
to unite in similar movement. a day was fix
ID for their consideration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
FOR CZIfISINAS IND NV IE.ih
PRESENTS.

PRESENTS.
ADAMS Premium DasuerreOtyplst, has the pleasure Of
informing the citizens Wheeling, he producing by
aid of cdemict agent, Ambrotypes unlike those
heretofore this city. They of such briancy
bOldness and artistic finish, excite the admiration Of
every including artists who have visited the
brated Eastern Galleries. who pronounce them they
erer a.,se."
ER-FTe Medals and Eight Diplomas have been awarded
Adams, Remember the Gallery corner Main and Union
streets. dc1s
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Valuable Real Estate
Farm for Sale
8 MILES FROM WHEELING

DESIRE to sell my Farm, situated the National Road
ghnnt miles east ct this city and containing One Hu
the land which contains Forty Acres Of most Coal
aEuTdg cliCap and ready convey same 10 u
good market the remaining Seventy Acres FIRST rate
soil suitable for garden purposes, sufficiently mcred and
containing Orchard near Three Hundred choice
FTUit Bearing Trees.
terms Of sale apply to Alfred Caldwell or the under
signed.
fyi9tt THos CLARK
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03


Mr.. FoRREST AND THE CoLoRED ACToR-A few
days since, our distinguished tragedian was play
ing an engagement in Baltimore. One morning
while at breakfast, the colored gentleman who
waited upon him thus addressed him:
''Massa Forrest, seed you play Wirginius dc
odder night gOliy, you play him right up to
de handle. I tink dat play justas good as Ham
let Was it writ by the same mani"
''0h, no, said the tragedian, amused at the
communicative spirit ofhis sable friend, Ham
let was written by Shakespeare, and Virginius
'Well, said the waiter, ''dey's bofe mighty
smart fellows. Use an actor myself
"Yous" said the aStoniShed tragediar; "why,
where do you play"
down in the sembly rooms" was the reply.
s'Wese got a.theatrc, stage, and scenery. and
dresses and eberyting all right. We plays dere
beautiful
ssWhat have You ever played"
why, ESQ played Hamlet, and Polonius, and
de Grabe Digger, all IN dc same piece.
How do you manage to rehearse.n
''Why We waits till de work is done, den we
all goes down to de itcbea and rehcarsest'
.'But what do you for ladies'" said Mr. For
rest
...4d, Sltgr zee stick We can't get no ladies. y
'sWhy, won't the colored ladies playi"
''Oh, no, " said the colored actor, "de colored
ladies' think it too degrading
The great tragedian asked no more questions
-------- s.<OsS---
-tDid nc hit. you on purposes' asked the
MagistEate och,- no, yer honor, he hit me on
the head, sure
Ihedeaths in the city Of London during
I 8 recent week amounted To T. 91I.
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nALrIVoaE, oet. Is, s..

BALTIMORE, Oct. Is, IS.
GgsTs-I have delayed entirely too long In
writing ia relation to the virtues of Hamp,Or's Tire
ture. fear now that cannot give the aTctesivod
just icn of the good have erire om its use; the benz
eEts have been 80 Great mat eg Advqaaie to the task
was attached With the chronic riuuatsh in its most Isls
farm the early age Of and half years
nue he afflicted UutI IcrOssvd the Atlantic OCEAN On
T. America at icla TINE it changed its form into
gathering uh az this time attained growth and
expected to he we'll again, the disease came, in the first
place, OF ms hsns chd who had white
swelling. When gathering first broke did not discharge
less than quart, and consu to trouble every
ItoOS cold or WAS in the least a,Ened my bodily strength
reduced to the weakness Of Infancy.
since the first attack AZ lineage Of thirteen my hands he
came dislocated These sueIngs, and the general debility
me often thick that should never be permitted to know
bow it felt TO be free from pain aud suffering, for
hour, until body aholt bee hanged and become like unto
CTst glorious body AZ least until this mortal have put
immortality"
edit that had confidence in oae hal used Of nearly all
the ek+bred oseHas and other external remedies
had heard had been placed by my friends under
Of the best physicians in England, NIL the relief obtain
ed was but OF transitory duration.
When first heard 0f ITampons Tincture had not the
slightest confidence in its efficacy but had friend who had
worst had Witnessed the wrought upon him. To
please consented try the
ken ore J0Ls before began 10 benecieI ectsy
strength retnrnc-Iny appetite became goo-Iny complex
ion cear-I felt like another person. Through the inau-
ence of this friend you became acquainted with my case and
requested to see me. Won told me nv case Was such neon,
liar that would like the effects OF the TncurF
fully developed in it and desired to take 1t, you would
present to me- the space Of 1--WE yegrhut on
~ Eighteen months have aar and Ikdte lost erery&yp
ton Of my disease have become strong and hearty-I
stand much II not than most of my lady acauaint
1haye healthul complexion, and al my friends
am getting quite y, thing certain my lame
limbs quite large again before, and trip
about home without cFutch.
often wish parents had known OF this remedy when
child, believe should been the exerli-
ciang pain have been subjected we'll the efcrm
ty Of body must carry the grave my parents would
not have been nueeSuCh heEy expenses from doctors bills
ana a sending me- as they 70 me Celebrated Springs IN
could see and hear the benefits have derived from this
TncIre OF amptnn. ItEy make all acquainted with
its virtues with whom COME In contact
Gentlemen, thousand times Obliged to you, and yOu
At liberty my name and all.
remain, yours in gratitude,
MARY a. SC0FIELD,
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For Rent. ~
A coMF0RTABLE two story Brick Dwelling House, stu.
IA ated on Hampton street.
Enquire Of
fc22 g. D. HARPER.
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of the popular vices of society-lying very
effective manner, as appears from the report in
the Traveller, from which we copy couple of
paragraphs:
Lies Of action are blood relation to lies of
speech, and oral lies constitute small share of
the falsehoods in the world. There are lies of
custom and lies of fashion; lies Of padding and
liesof whalehone; lies of the first water in dia-
lnonds Of paste, and unblushing bushes Of lies
to which shower would give quite different
complexion; the politicians lies, who like cir
eusridcr, strides two horses ut once; the CO.
quette's lies who like professor of legerdemain,
keeps six plates dancing at time; lies sand
wiched between bargains; lies in livery behind
republican coaches, in all the pomp of gold
band and buttons; lies of read tape and sealing
wax; lies from the lannon's mouth; lies in the
liameof glorious principles that might make
dead heroes clatter in their graves; MalakofiS of
lies, standing upon sacred dust, and lifting their
audacious pinnacles in the light of the eternal
Heavenl
Need We say what an uneasy, slavish yani-.
ty was that which won't let a man appear as he
really is, but makes him afraid of the world and
himself and so keeps him perpetually at work
with subterfuges and shams. He is dissatisfied
with natures charter, and so issues false stock,
Oh how much better for himself and for the
world for man to be brave and true, what God
and unavoidable circumstances have made him
-tocome ont and dare say am poor, of hum
bic birth, of humble occupation, or don't know
much! Whata cure this righteousness would
be for social rOttenness and financial earthquakes
How much sweeter and purer the actual riIls Of
capacity and possession than this great brackish
river ofpretension, blowing with bubbles, and
evaporating with gas-how much better than
IL.
screws that belongt to the inquisition of fashion,
and thousand of shabby things, the shabbiest of
all being those too proud toseem just what they
are"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

SIsssRs RDtTOss viii confer favor upon many ro
tiers bs announcing worthy fecN -czeu
R. H. nuBBELl, az candidate for Sheriff. at Spring
election.
seS ONO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

Ihedeaths in the city OF LaaCIon during
recent week amounted to i .e31
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Tsl PRlNTERa.

TO PRINTERS.
We arepfepared to furnish Printers with wades superior
News, Book and job Enks. We have now on hand:-
New Ink. power iai.i press press I.isaI Green.
z Extra sFsael do. WhiIs.
Red. Inlk. Geld size.
Light Hue. &c &c, &c.
Al Inks sold by warranted goods and II found not
to be 50, can be retuFne'l at our expense.
g -TerSs cash. =
JUL BEATTY Co.
il. H,AHPT0A2S F7gG. 5ZL4GTGRE.a Is
WE have hsen requested several persons lo have ex.
pereneed le beneficial Effects ofts medicine to make
mention Of 1t In columns Although cnertan
ing eontemptuous opinion Of quacEsr quaek nos
tEulus in general would not refuse any credit
where 1t Is dei and from the testimony aduceEe are
conseieptiOasy bound recommend
Tincture in ali Of Chronic rheumatism, and scrof
1852.
rarsalt by tn LOGAN co.
fess GenuAseuts.
~ Hear what the Medical Faculty say of Dr. j. Hostel
,er's celebrated stomach Bsters:
L.soAsFEn, Pa, January !, 1854.
On. J. HosTErrEE, Pittsburgh Pc:
sr-Eroul my experience with the remedial qualities
contained in nimi:abIe Filters Chronic Diseases
such IS Rheumatism Govt Dyspepsia pysentery Darreo
e also as preventive of disease and tonic have
ation in prOnounOnsit best medicine with which ara
acquainted and take pleasure in Recommending your vaua-
bic Ritters TO Dyprcs particularly n TO tie profession
generally.
Yohrs, very respeetfalIyy,
II, a. SMITH, NJ. D.,
rsals BY an she principal Druggists and by hotels
generally.
LAUGiLiNs &BusHFIELD.
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- ZfMMER. d .IBBOITIlSt;tlINiI,.'' "

oTlD respectfully inform their friends and the public
Gcller4ly that they have opened Grocery Store at
the corner Of Market and Union Streets room recently
occupied by w g. Robertson where they intend to keep
fun supply Of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, and viii take
pleasure In serving them customers at the lowest mar.
kCt rates. 7faI' Y
az They will sti carry on their STEAM BAKERY and
arr ready to I'LL the orders Of all their old friends as well
as new ones for all the different kinds Of Crackers
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y-..Did he hit you on purposes'' asked the
Magistrate Qch,. no, yer honor, he hit me on
the head, sure.