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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

GovERHNESr SPEcuLATIoS.-Thc Military
Asylum, at Harrodsburg, KY, formerly Gr&-
hams Springs) was offered by the government
not find purchaser. We understand that
81, 900 was all that was bid for it,, when the
Commissioner bid for the government S27 900
stating that he was directed not to permit 1t TO
go for less than that amount, but il, an advance
was made upon that bid, the property would
be sold. There being no advance, the sale
was stopped. The property was sold by DR..
for 100000.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

At liitchcockyille, Connecticut, few even
ings since, at a corn huslSing, two hundred
bushels were husked, forty girls kissed, five
''engaged, !" and everybody at home before ten
O'clock
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

Nor AFRAID OF SAM.-From tho subloined
anecdote, (old, but good,) II would appear that
the devilis not constructed on strictly scienti-
fic principles. There must be screw loose
deal of a wag. He didn't believe in the exis-
tence of spirits, and was wholly free from
timidity. Some wags, on one occasion, plan
ned an attemptto frighten him. One Of their
number, dressed himself in hides, hoois, and
horns, after the most approved fashion in which
his Satanic majesty Is portrayed, met him dur
ing his evening walk in the garden. sWho
are you q asked Cuvier.-sThe DEVIL answer
ed deep, sepulchral voice, proceeding from
the 'presence. swell, what do you want
with me2'-'i have come to eat you up.'-Cu-
yier stepped back few PAGES, eyed the figure
from head to foot moment, then said, slowly
and meditatively, 'Umph horns-horns, hoofs;
granivorous-it can't be done l'-And he
quietly resumed his walk, while the devil made
the best Of his way out of the gardun.'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

TnASKsGIvIEa.-rhe States which have thus
far agreed upon the 26lh Inst, for the iesti-
val Of thanksgiving, are Massachusetts,, New
Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland, North Carolina, Kentucky, Ten.
ncssee, Michigan, Iowa, Ohio, Indiana, Flori.
da, Illinois and Michigan. The nationa
capital city, Washington, will also unite with
uE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

An Irish advertisement reads as follows -
tMissing from Killarnay, Jane 0'Fogarty; she
had in her arms two babies and Guernsey
cow-all black, with red hair and tortoise lhell
combs behind her ears and large spots all
down her back, which squints awfully.'
From the foregoing description, who knows
which is the COW, and which is Jane o'FOg-
arty
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

NF FARMERS and PI,ANIE EKS deslTOnsoI fAlNlhE
lnrFo crops, a ld at the time permanently I'M
poylns their land ia res Pestiully .nyted e i HEMS
"a oomposcd entirely Of Bones, dissolved IN OIL Of VIZ
riSl, Compounded with Sulphatc of Ammonia, Peruvian
"uA"o '"a PRICE SIS PER 2,o0o LBS. -.
lntestmOnv ofthe superiority preparap noYef
other Fertilizsrs,a einium Medal was awarded the
sbserlher By the Pennsy vania State Agricultural So
o'efy Iinnmn by he Chester County Agricultural So
ciety and Diploma by chesterc onnty horticultural
Horticultural Chemists who have examined this pTePa-
raon pronounce II superior to other manures o the
t,ni thai have come under their notice. And iamors
speak Of il as not only superior TO hnr nsed
x thaIn but also more valuable than PoInviau Gnhho
solicited BY the subseribers,w
ARD 30 10 A 4 enls for hi IS market. ..,,.,. ,,,,
mar % W lining Toni
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

Why was the prophet Nathan greater than
the Mediterranean Because the Medirerra
mean is sea, but Nathan was a seer, (see-er.)
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

The New Mexican Legislature and govern
ment officers will receive no pay this winter,
as the territorial Secretary, Major Davis, re-
signed his Office beforereaching Sante Fe, and
has come back to Missouri with all the money.
new Secretary has been appointed, but it is
not known whether he will serve. The new
Governor arrived In Santa Fe so short a time
before the meeting OF the Legislature, that it
was thought he would not be able to gather
material and information for his message.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

A gentleman in Alabama was lying in bed,
one morning, when FREUD, stepping in said,
p, breakfasts coming on.'-sLet Il
cone,' exclaimed P, with a look of def
eTs, -; a -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

What s the difference between q woman
who tears her dress and one who pads2
Oae Dasls her ssnf, the other stniIs herbust.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

Some one says OF a certain congregation
that they pray on their knees Sundays, and on
their neighbors the rest of the week.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
Hn. anle

FOr Snle.
rsrlEs g. TWO GOOD MARKEr DEARBuRNS,
GTS6ls5Sg good single horse Carriage good Horse,
ME- suitable for all kinds of work, warranted kind
and gentle will he sold very low for cash. he kennstt
pike near Wilmington. WIN. II. CHADWlCk'
n-tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

"A few evenings since, a family at New Brit
ain, Conn.,, retired to rest, leaving night lamp
burning in the bed room, filled as they suppos-
ed, with fluid. Upon awaking in the morning
thty were alarmed upon discovering the room
full of thick, sufiocating smoke, and the gen.
tleman was horror-stricken to perceive that bis
wife was as black as his hat, while the lady
nearly went into commissions at the, sight OF
the colored gentleman beside her. The chill
dren were also little niggers, all of Aem, and
the furniture Of the room was turned to ebony.
On examination it was found that thsy had used
camphine instead Of fluid, and this had depos-
tied the sooty black that so disagured their
complexions.--Sprngfefd Mass, Republican.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
Seamon's Saving k'und Society,
or PHILADELPHIA,
Office 203 Hdiauf Street, one door above Second.

SUtte ~" ~ Nff"' Dffsf't pHb NVN' N"V'e oeeV"u'
INCORPORATED by
IRs ISs,s stFISH fHS 9t c6Sqts2, ce6SRss,lVSgIr V9aYI
l. led Ihnt no AIannaes On
n "a car Or Anent shall 1ireeiIy
II or or lndirectiy, i 6ofrSw Ss sSiS az
ifaI "apsS ai sums uiT' paIl ane IsSk IISSIstsa N
--4gz31t2l 1IHS demand. Aisp Thai a Hook
@sg ei eVery Gs deposPteir ssPsi shal 81 Wh,ga bs AZ
Slsests " tEa1t34A lihcTfy "a appoint some
S,TGiSylyi VI K SsktA sl,a " be paid. '''' '"V"o'
~ ssRi,ii SsRt j.! lsSsiEeq sfeaf. Ia a. sams nEs
Y EaNyS rnn M9Piners, MAJ erpnen.
Y L4kAlL4( yZelp2steyeIores, ShipwrThts,
Nfs/AItElli ht4fY HfasS/ IradesInen, Ciefks 'Aie'
NS&IE as3sttssttlfXy enanio os and LalurTrs, md
FAss51ssw particularly invite Depo
s,.s-S5 y sSsSgyz ~ y.sSS~saSARRiEn AND Sin
FSSf,gss = 9 sEsss ~ sbfrsss4sss GLE WOMEN.
= 80 SiEss5 311t5e Ronember that SiokneRs
- sy5s n ~ Ia and want of Employ ment
i.sgs3 .ss are the late ofaii, ai5ra sS:
tho HfSally ~ .GSsS EhS labor
% T a nv pnig tifH frn ~ oioek Until p
NJ ~ U,nda . mn Ssti,r,ny until b in the Iveniug
" Presdeni = RANKI,iN FEi,L. SecretaTy JAMIS
=, S,PRISCjE Treasifer CUAS. Al, MORRIS,
Edmund A. Souder iinn. JOB x. Tyson,
ftiiweii " Rishon iienTge 3nldR,
Capt, John McCanles, RobcTt Morris,
Jacob Sieeiz, Edward l.. Clark,
Joseph Ii Mycrs. John Rice,
Edwltd II. Troter, niehald G. stoiekbury,
EdsaT IL. Petit' "" june 9s-ly.
1850 fsEORfsE : f.RIER 1850
lr0n E0mn0nr and M0nhlnIgt.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

- .uSaFssn W 4 have now ~ sinre al nnnibeIs M n
as spld by us last season, and gave such
neral Bstsfnotion. We invite all who wart to pur
TO call and examine it, and who ls not
"a ished with il after trial have heir rtfun
DEDEIL. PEARCE Il CO.,
No. 81 told No. 81 North Third st .,hel9y Arch,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
A Barker's Double-aoTing roroe & Lite
Pump,

For safe al main agency, Smlrnd, Deiaioare, by
1851. BOWMAN & ELLIOTT. 1851.
Please read the following certifcalea -Hayiqg in use
Bafkers Patent Force Pump nm satisfied that for eff
hclency and perfection in pTnsP IS superior TO any
other have lad in use and fully pecOmpshea every
respect what the patent sets iolh do cheerfully
mend them to all persons using pumps.
1851 This is to certify III we hnye had in A. Bark
eTs Force and Ian Pumps for family use and otherwise
They answer every purpose Tor which they recon
mende and continue to give the greatest satisfaction
and with confidence recommend them TO every
person who wishes TO obtain good Pump for forcing and
Alahove Hayes Kentco., y. B. Bradford, Dover,
George DAVIS, Smyrna, Wm. Wiles, do,
Thomas b. Bryan, do James v. Moore, Odessa,
VIM. HoTnor, SMYRNA j. Alexander, Del, City,
The above punpst tor sale pt BOWMAN * ELllOTr'S
All orders punctuay ATTENDED to- Persons sending Oer.
will please state the exact depth OF we'll County right
for sale juno l9 emo
nR. CHEESEMAN'S -RENovATING -PlLLs.-sA
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

s'OBB'S NEW STORY OF REVOLUTIONARY
Y iIlF !. is now ready in the NEW YORK LEDGER
great family paper for which Tho most popular writer's in
lie country contribute and which has attained the
trnordnaTy circulation OF 25D40O copes-ONE QUARTER
Il. \ Il. BtTI.ER, lls Market ST.,
Inn e Wilmington,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

THE QUEENS OF FRANcE.-The Dublin Uni
yersity Magazine, commenting upon the lives
of the royal and imperial wives OF France
states there are but thirteen out of sixty-seven
on whose memory there is no dark stain OF
sorrow and sin. A contemporary in summing
up tho statement, says ~
OF the others, eleven were divorced; two
died by the executioner, nine died very young,
seven were soon widowed three were cruelty
traduced three were exiled three were bad
in different degrees of evil the prisoners and
the broken hearted made up the rcmainder.-
Twenty who were buried at st. Dennis, since
tbs time of Charlemagne, were denied the
rest Of the grave. Their remains were dragged
from the tomb, exposed to the insults of the
revolutionary populace, and then flung into a
trench and covered with Quicklime. co.. 81
The apple trees OF John Stewart Georgia
| src now laden with their third crop of this
seasons fruit.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

They have got so modest at Newport that
they call the big sponge in the ladies' bathing
house q 'wash-womanl
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

(Successor to NJ. PHILlIPS,l
CONNER FIFTIs AND MARKET sa
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
COUNTRY PHI SLgIANS AND STORE kEEPE
ARTiSLEs iN,IilE X RRRug NJ LINE, AT
All orders will be promptly attended to. mar ID
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

In a jolly company, each one was to ask u
question. lift was answered, the proposor
paid forfeit or if he could not answer 1t him
self, he paid forfeit. Pats question was
slow the little ground squirrel digs his hole,
without showing any dirt about the entrance .,
When they all gave it up, Pat said 'Sure, do
you see, he begins at the other end of the hole.'
One Of the rest exclaimed: 'But how did he
get there p Ah' said Pat, 'that's your ques-
tion--can you answer il yonrself2'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
HUMOROUS.

The man who was 'filled with emotion hadn't
room for his dinner.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

THE USwELcoME BABE.-A Babe was born
IN poor mans house one morning. The poor
man had a son about nine years old, who, on
being told of the birth of tho new baby, SAT-
down on the door step and wept bitter tears
minister passed at the moment: Seelrg the
said, -.
tWhat is the matter, my little boy %
fWe've got new baby, sin replied the bey,
'we could hardly get enough to cat before, and
now there's another comep
The minister, smiling at this strange remark,
said:
tHush thy grief and wipe away thy tears, my
boyl God never sends mouths without also
sending food to put into theml'
q know that answered the boy; sbut then
all the mouths como to our house, and the VIC
tuals seem TO go elsewhere 20
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

An Eglish barber adveriises to shave any,
thing-even sthe face of naturo.'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
MONEY! MONEY =!

rVNEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED. on unln.
4 numbered Real Estate, within short distance OF
wilmington, worth re than lonr times that amount the
''' " JOINT. ROBINSON,
Notary Public and Convey Rucer.
OotI9lf Odd Fellows Hall.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

and Fifth 5ls., has pp 'obasgd the right g take "
IAiN0TY PES which are acknowledge by all 20 ho
superior 10 the pes Ambrntypes And az
he was ihe first tu introduce them in WILMINGTON, all
persons wishing good Melanotype should favor HIN
wit n call, ,,,r
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
oilijng rwlne Giiiipg Irvine! !

{NERNAN BITPERS. GENUINE Holland German -
VI ters, whnlesa and retail the lowest hgnre ny IL
+. w BRINGHU RS l., Wholesale and retail Dtnggls, ,
No. lO8 Market street, Oot l5-if't
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

LoGfcAL.- 'John, inquired dominic of one
Of his hopeful pupils, 'what is a mailer q
"a man who makes nais,' was the quick re
ply.
sYery good. Now, then what is q tailorfi
Zone who makes tails' was the equally quick
reply.
sOh You blockhead,' said the domino, "a
man who makes tails did you everl'
sTo be sure,' quoth the hopeful, sif the taller
didn't put tails TO the coats he made, they
would all be jaeketsP
/ .Eb I-anf-welii-to bo sure. 1 didn't
think oft that. Beats Watts Logic Go to the
llea of the class, John--you'll be President Of
the United States some day.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
Wilmington and Chatham Mail Stage
lima

IN. LEAVES the Wilmington Hotel, in
4stakk-R-sa Market Street. below Third and Sharpe's
pHfakaSka Hotel, corner Of Front and Market 81,
at II O'Clock, on Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday of week, returning leaves Chatham Tues
da rhursnay and Saturday. at o'clock, A, NJ reach
Ing Wilmington at about half past one.
FARE:-
From Wilmington to New Garden rs cents.
a. g Ayoudtle, Sl,n0
" " Chatham, 81 ,91
" CochIanvillo, Sl.5O
Way Passengers per mile. The subscriber hav-
purchased this Lame, will those that patronage
Y that none but careful, aentiye and sober drivers will
be empioyCd AL aerag will 1e n the risk OF iheown
pensRnn, Borses and Carrages hire at the stables In
king Street. adjoining the Odd Fellows Hall.
Sept 2,lI Philip MATHEWS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

"A short time since,' says the Old Mountain
esr, u company ofminers on Jamison Creek re-
Quested a comrade, who, was going to a neigh
boring camp, to borrow the Life of Jim Beck
worth. He made his desires known, and was
handed by accident a copy Of the Bible, and,
not being able to read, did not discover the
mistake. Taking tho book home, one Of the
company who could read little by spelling
the hard words, opened in the book of Judges
and rGad the story, aloud, of Sisera being
killed by Iasl, uObsr's ,viia, with hammer
and a nail. The story was listened to with
profound attention until finished, when one OF
the listeners jumped up and exclaimed; sone
Of Jim Beckworth's lies 1t sounds adzsctly
like him =
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

The following is a copy OF the list of ques-
tiOns proposed for dicussion in debating club
out West :-Subiecks of diskushion. Is dan
sim morale rong Is the reedin' ov iktis-
hus wurks cOmmendibel7 Is it necessary that
femails shud reseave thurry literary educa-
shun Ort femails to talk parts in pollyticks7
Duz dress constitute the moral parts Of VIM
min %.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

Our old friend Bangs was invited by friend
to his house to partaEe OF julep, of which he
was very fond. 1t was handed to him in q
silver goblet lined with gold. After slipping
portion, B. turned to his host, and remarked
that it was astonishing what an addition
strawberry gave to the favor OF a iulep. His
friend replied that he was very sorry that he
did not have strawberry 10 put in it.
sBut,' said B., 'there is certainly one in il
Upon his hosts asserting the contrary, he
insisted that he saw it distinctly and drained
the goblet to get the bcrry-when 10 and be-
hold, he found that itwas only the reflection
Of hls olUu nose
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
HENRY PREF zSCHNER,
CARRIAGE H1ANuFACTOKY,

Corner Of Fourth and Walnut Streets,
WdISN to TIE increase s e Sqsinsssl ,asat
ETel1Sk2 and ia now prepared TO manufacture all
kinds ni Carriages IN the a.est style and
on tho most approved plan. Having had over twenty
years experience The Carriage business and all wpIk
confident that full satisfaction willbe gwen to all custo
mera.
good assortment of ready made Carriages constantly
hand Carriages repaired painted, and vanished at
shortest ice, and the most reasonable teTs.
HENRY YPRETZSCHNER,
4ll,a mil Main
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

SUICIDE OF PIGEoS.-A Bachelor, writing
from Cooksville to the Macon (Mississippi)
beacon, rOlatos tho following incident ,-fI had
a pair of beautiful pigeons presented to me by
a lady friend, which roared as pets about
the house to console my lonely hours. This
evening the female, perceiving the end Of q
cats tail vibrating from beneath pair Of steps
and prompted, suppose, by . curiosity IN
separable from her sex, flew down, for closer
inspection ofthe inscrutable gyrations-when,
alas in an instant she fell prey to the relent-
less feline paws-another fall cansed by female
curiosity. The male, at first, seemed bewild-
cred, then commenced uttering a low, plain
tive noise, like the eooing Of the dove but in
few moments as ii becoming suddenly con-
sclous of the inconsolable loss of his lovely
partner-few into pool Of water near by, and
notwithstanding the strenuous efforts ofmyself
and servant to the contrary, succeeded in eff
fectually drowning bimself.' The wing of its
spirit was broken
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES IN BURMAH,-A Paris
letter in the Journal of Commerce conveys the
intelligence that General d'Orgoni has gone
to Rome to announce to the Holy Father, in
the name OF the Emperor OF the Burmans,
that the Catholic Missions will be not merely
tolerated, but encouraged and aided through
out the empire. The Emperor has built, at his
own cost, spacious schools, and will. Moreover,
provide funds for the support Of the European
professors who may be attached to the institu-
lions. lie is about to erect a Catholic hospi-
tai, 10 be administered by French Sisters, and
means to build churches as soon as the num-
ber of converts among his subjects shalfrender
them necessary. The missionary societies mot
Cathoic) of the United States will perhaps
be glad TO learn the favorable disposition of
the Burmese government, because we may
presume that other denominations of Chris
tians than the Catholic can turn them to go cd
account.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

Mock MODEsrY.-A physician being called
to young lady who was indisposed, wished
TO teIl her pulse, at which, blushed to feel her
pulse, at which, shamewhich is an almost in-
iallible token Of the want OF true modesty, and
apparently dreading that the doctor should
touch her naked arm, the chaste creature drew
down the sleeves of hergown close to her hand.
The physician perceiying this, Immediately took
up the flap ofhs coat and entirely covering his
own hand, while he affected te feel her pulse-sA
linen pulse, Miss said he should always have
u wooden DOCTOR
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

ARRIVAL OF SENATOR SUMEER.-Eoston,
Nor. l9.-Senator Sumner, whoreturned home
in the Niagara, was received, on landing, by
Hon. Henry Wilson, N. L. Banks, Governor
elect, and a large concourse of citizens, who
escorted him to his house, where MIR. Sumner
and Mr.. Wilson made brief addresses.
Mr.. Sumner has been sick throughout the
voyage, but his general health is much improv-
ed. He will take his seat in the Senate on the
| reassembling OF Congress.
| A prize fight occurred on the 18th inst, IN
/ Canada betweento pugilists named Gi6bon ana
| Goburn, which, after twenty one rounds, oceu-
pying thirty minutes, resulted in iayor ot - ~
/ burn, who was declared TO have won the Stakes
amounting to $1,000.
Lord Napier was to have given granu en- en-
tertainment in Washington last night W "i'
Wm. Gore Ouseley,
A Kansas correspondent OF the oineihnsu
Enouirer says the Rev. Mr.. Kaliosh, OF Dos
ton notoriety.
rio Coyatnor ot Florida has appointed Thurs
day, the 96th inst, as a day of general thanks
giving in that State.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
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II GAnRETT'sky Light Rooms. \. CON Ret st.,
~. Wilmington, 2nd story, over l. mstrongs'
store Pictures taken equally well in dull Gather, aud
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

Mithcr, Mither, what have you done said d
little news-boy to green horn who had just
tied his horse to spruce pole, as he thought.
'Donel' said the fellow swhat do you
mean : | hain't been doin' nothn' as ! knows
on
'Why, ycth you have, thir; you've hitched
your hoth to the magnetic telegraph, and you'll
be in New York in leth than two minutes, If
you don't look OUT
The man united his horse with nervous
anxiety, and jumping into his wagon drove
hastily down the street.