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04SS 4tSW ia ~
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party who shall iniriage upon the Ilowihg Ia.
isnis. and Trade Marks. by making or ,ending
any an,olc. not the genuine, NJ such. via;
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the only uniiom standard Coal oil IN the market,
letter and cheaper. Also,
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Every geauine lamp is stamped "E. y, Josr'
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sUpply ualimiied.
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Commissioners Notice.
WE, the undersigned, having been appointed
w b, the Judye of Probate ior the Couaiy Of
ONf,r,l, H. receive aud examine the Claims OF the
creditors II -
ICHABoD HAYES,
late of Watetfprd, in said county, decreased whose
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or. 10 b,iug IN aud pooye their claims; sni that
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the la,i saturday OF October aud November De>t.
irOn one to i've O'Clock 4. VI.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-26

ladet, GranfgeiN unb 9tdlieh Uct BET @flaDe.
rel sn erlDietf, ale Mdrtprer in einer bo9beili=
gen Sade 0eflaen itnD;
oaB Die V"em1bun9en eieler Widnner, wenr
audi erfclalc8, ni4t8DeltcwenjSer ein ernutpi.
GENDER Sewei8 oafiir lino, pdB Der @eit Der
Stei9eit nod ni9t erlriden lit !; DaB Idweisenp
uno in Der Dunfel6eit, 8lei4 ben 8ulfanen unc
ben Stirmen, Die Wdate Der Heroluticnen ld
anlamneln, uno Dap Der Sail beS Despptt8mu8
uno Die Sefreiuu9 peS Observation-Disclosures i'm
Sude oeS unpermeirltAen Ssrbdn9nllle8 9ee
ldrteben ftn6;
baB mir in bteler &unb9ebun9 ber SDmpatbie
fir Bianori, Srlini uno Rierri nur ben enieen
@runOIdeen Der @ere4ti8teit utO 6reibeit bull
ol8en, ur1o oaOurA unIere Spmpotbie fir iene
Mdnner au8priiden, wel4e ibnen pcrangeganz
gen iinp utO lpelde fir bielelbe beitise Sa6e
auf lte fol9en werpen
DAP mir al8 cpSuopolitti9e NeppluticnGre Der
Sadie Der 6retbeit uno @ere9ttSfeit erseben
finn, np INNER Die 9rpBe S9la6t ge9en ben
Delpcti3mu8 oefdmplt iperoen Ip0 /; Dap mir in
benz GpnIlft ~fetnerlet 8crliebe fir Naticnalis
tdten poar @ei1le9t, fir State pDer Stanp an.
erfennen, baB infer 3tel auf n!9t8 @erinaere8
1inau8sebt, al8 aui DieSerlObnunS aller menld
liden SntereIeu, Die 6retbcit unO pa8 @lRd
Oe8 sln3er neutrality-suspicious., Die YerwIrf'
li9uns l~ocialer @intradt aIler Stt Ell uup
Gle &inIeeung unD Yerewi8un8 Der l1niperial@
Nepu6ltt. sa
@tr selOten enblid hermit, buB mir uns I'M
@eilt Der aISemelnen SriioerltAtelt Dteler grOs
BEN SaAe peiben uno gu e%t1a1per lteDeH mol:
len iiberall, NO fltr @eredti8felt nnp Die 6retz
belt oa8 S9wert 9e6c9en plrO." ae
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-26
SelesrapDtGsDe Jtocbricbtem
Bttlatet III btn 3 uIttmsrs aD eder."
SDltnreB.

Buibin9tOn, "a. April. Senat.
Jelienoeu'S Enhancement our Defi5itbia wurOe
UerwOrfen; % pafar, 80 pu8e9en.
Sans. S~tepben8 beuntraBte, bic see
ltri8e GntideiOun9. wOruu4 bic aunia8ira8e
erlt am 5meiten Wtcnta8 i'm 0fat wieOer ppr>
%9enDnlnlen merDen fol-, um5ultrBen unp bic
&anfaSfra9e auf Die Ga9esoronans pe8 nG9Iten
Wetttmch 81 leeen.
Gampbell ipru4 IRr 8ei6ebaItung Der
friberen @ntIdeiDun9, oa er am nadIteu Wfttts
mod nidt a~ulpeieno Ieiu Tonne. Aud anoere
Wtlt8liecer madten 9elteno, DAP ite gu Der pcer
Der 3ett Die Stact 81 p~erlailen miniben.
Clap 9eiBelte pa8 Senebmen Dieler Serren,
Die ibre Ytipatbsquemlidfeit iber oaS Snterofe
oe8 6iientli4en OtenlteS %lteIen. Sbne bic Ius
trdge auf Ienperuu9 pes felt8elteQten Sermine8
6weiten Mcnta9 i'm Dta) erlepi0t gu baden,
na9nl baS Sau8 einen Nntra9 oui Vertagung
nit 106 8e9en 80 ct. an.
Burlington, "a. Qprit. Die berlOfr.
Senotoren baben ltG Oabin enti9iepen, ben Bee
ridt Der @Cnferen5.G Committee betreff3 Der ,Rans
iuSbia gu unterhiieeu. Douglas, Quart
uno . rpberi& Oa9e9en blei6en fef uuf il,
rem Biz leBt bebaupteten Stanbpunfte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-26
aahen rnfrsn 400 Meklere 1.

r0t 9e5cBets SnTetew 1oHu.
leiie miulnern, a6er Re. Blif ibrer,
teGbrdnen III bic 9ugeu n%nierer Soltate.
Der erlubren mir erlt am ancern Gage, mas :
~ beoerten bate. SO mar 9un9er. Die Ar>
men batten in A Iasen feline Spelle erbolteu,
md6reno e8 ibnen an WaIer ME nnan9elt', pa
ibre Wiitsefungeuen ibnen tpeldeS aus penn
8runnen i'm !Sofe 3%utru9en. auf oteIe 2Selle
maren binnen Subre8i rilt in bteIer etne1 d3eAe
Is Menl6cn %DerfnnmeH. Die Anoeren pa>
rem nidt piel better, un1Sen Den 5000 OCEANS
9euen, bic mir gu Sci &Fsbefamen, mar ntGt
Elm Gin3i8er, bel1en 2tnblif ntdt ieoen europa
er aufs gIeuberlte empGrt bdtte. OaS Wtert'
piirOi9ite mar, baf bic Serfermeifer unier
idnier3iides @rltauuen gar utdt 81 Oeuten per'
ltlnben.
@8 linb GnItulten 9%etrOffen, nm ba8 0cpS Der
@efaugenen 5u erlei6tern un0 Die 0efdn9nille
5u tnlpiSiren. @uerbin98 miro NQes beim Alten
bleiben, menn mir nur einHul fprt9e9ar9en lett
perOen. Nber Dem lit nidt abBubelTeu. Sin
dineliIder Gidter erbdlt BIOS Elm nOmineleS
@ebalt, muB 1000 llnterbeamte %beiclOen uno
bat Die aufSabe, in 3 Slbren elm rei6erlfann
gu tpercen. Ol8 fam CT nur 6urd Grprellun8
urb lu8buuaerung III QSeee brin9en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-26

Der eutDpdtf6t, ntneafNaFtIt6 |9ebtIbste Ntrgl08 Ur.
egISefsr il mad fstnsns alien giage, 80; 13l 8 arsIt'
a5brer fir wann unb Getb tn @ef66ftsfa6en, 2ebsns- ODE,
Siratbs aaseisesassttsma;, Gr a. r. Ggs gtngss SOr Stn fassn
&utss OSsr 8Vies tar SGlar s pc IN WstaRr ttn0 Gssr unaar
NnsGbe ron i1ren esbsnssOTtUn'maifs ia9raus, iapretn 81
babsn wdnf6sn. Ssl&e BADEN tbf Siter ssnaa %ansusebeu
Ruren vpn alen msaertGfen Grantteien an Wleni6en unit
8ieb modsn. Nle DtejtutSeu, welAe felt Ian8er 8ett franb
Rnb unb nidt oeIunb perben fGHnen, unbataunter urfedent
neoen, m5pen f& an Or. Splrefsr member, er miro tbneu ba.
Ser MuSfunft 9eben unb fe betlen.
ORotb wirb fur Mrme rber 6rnute gratis erthettt.
Bebineunoen fur Damen Is @ts., fur 5errsn SO @tS.
O~fEees6tHuben pm s nbr UOrntttaes bS 10 u1r Ibenbs.
qe Name ia am Henfer, Ml6r 24W1t
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Q[rbeiter 0luperein.

Dts erie Gin3ablIng bet bieiem 8erein bat am Is. fattAss
%funbeu, uab tateH IT'D bet btsier @~ete5snpet ene @taNs neaer
i9pa einsn beSegtsneea Sstrss ansmtaten unS SeS Bis II riS.
Zen 0pnnertas Den %. Nprtl peri0pt ptrS. Ale, pel8e i'd
uvG pabet So berpeiiteen puni2eu. ao eriubt, It'd Bet bet am
DGnaerfaB ben %. Aprtl bti perrn S 0 bn . after, @fs
pom 9tbeItp unb 9ertngtUafr. flattin sen1en ~@sIlammluus
et~ntufnbeR. MARTIN QBurf @ratolnt.
....- .. 8. 9tnternef6 S6asmetsr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-26

,kHSRss 90 Ifer 3aab nit suten DISQUALIFICATION, 10 Weller
W8.is Spn Der Stast nabe Ger S~lnbhra6e ub tn her eeiur"
EMsis befen @egenb, f10M Nfer an Der Nprtbern GeaIrGl~
49,. @tienbabn, 50 @,elen pom Der 9ta6t mil Sebaueen =;
10 Mter en- Der atten 5reoerif RrGp, gut %dngebart; 10Y aGer
nit bibinen @ebdultbfetten uno Arld8en. ptr6 ge9en Gt9ens
lbunt in er Staot sinastdHl6t; 8 &der an 6er alien 5reeertG
Ssab, q Ntetle Bpm WCWnt be Sales 100 Ider am 9~Saibus'
ton Qan6weae, II NistIen non Der GtGot; , p1uier in bpm>
drSfr., nG6e GaGbeatr l tn geet Qpmbdrbur 2tn SAY"
ettetr. 2 III gertnstpnfr, 1 IN 6rsntfr, I tn Yrattarase;
l In 6dnppsrfr. 2 IN Ntulbevtpfr. unb meprGre dnpere tn
perl6fe6entn 9eeenbsn Der Stapt. Cots su perntetben to
gDef 8alttmprefr, MUnunent, Sds une 9fesIberrptr. nne
Srpabrap. @runb ~ p~eEtaaten tn v paewdp @rInRrenieH
an Seriouier. at @loGer uEp Nrrrtst
@pt5-S .t# SIC. So 6apettefrGBe.
RS- Saufbriefs @tatb.gortrufte Eetamsn { aHe anbsrs
Gbr;ftItne Saptere,!f ppte gDdtfen. 9ertAtS-Se 0Green
befah8 htipr1t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-26
Sic BET Der GrFuts 5eter in 9tcwsgnrf gefaRtsu
8ei6liie.

10 0ir e%rtlaren, baB lllurpatirn unb &prannei
Cie IAmGr5elten auer menlAliden Serbreheu
(ino; DAP 10 oft unD it6eraa, mo Die 0fette pes
gclfes nit 6tRen 9etreten, bic tSretbelt Oer0teHe
uno Der Brelje- perwet8ert Die Breunoe Der
Sreibeit 0ea6tet, rerbanht, eingefertert, beranbt
uup eruprpet merpen, e8 ni4t nur DaS JfeAt,
lpnpern aub bic 4flidt Der Wfenl4enlreunoe
unO @eredten mini. bic Dea@t ibrer Inter
nriider purd ale unD itpe S6ubnittel gu bres
aen, pel4e Der @ptt Der Natut III ibre 9alloe
8ele8t bat; T. 8
Dap bas faiierliGe Scepter in 8ranfrei6 &c,
9enmdrtI9 BON einem nIurpator unD Gprannen
%beIelen miro buB er niht 5ufrieoen nit Der
unterlcdun9 6ranfreid8 ieinen bespottId en-
Mrm iiber Stalien ou8Sepebnt bat /; baB er Gnt,
niirfen per Onliden @brseiSe8 Die pOlitiIden
Srffnungen unp ~lc6talen SntereI1en peS alien
europa uufSeppfert bat ]: Dap ieine 8srbreGeu
oeqen bic Sreibeit in pieiem pOrauSelGritteueu
Retailer eridmereneer uno ablAeuliter, ala
BE BON Oeerc uuno @ali9ula i'm Altertbum lino.
uno BAH bs8balb in berWeinun9 9eredter Ntea'
I8en Bianpri, Orlini unp Plerrt IN ibrea Ser'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-26
MCDfun0

German iflemer.
Die Gtttsltsber Rnb erfW6t f6 nGb1'u Yapntde Ban %.
Nprtl, Mbenes nm s uGr, In t9rer Irmprp 5u teriammeln. UNI
bic Grersisrubuuse Ell mit5uma6eu, b stlfeltder Strafe.
Auf 8efebl p8 Capt.
sm SD. N cts eL, 6ers.
S~ScsFnpFf0 w. uSSiESpst.
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ltbaane NIB stun6ft ses Oltenbabneitse.
Baltimore Il. Db:O. GiIenba6a. (Gamben Depot,
absams Der 8ass mad ,BreSsrid, eumSsrlauD, %spessItns 'e
@tDrssns Ra4liEtGss Rad SsessSst grid,
a 80 10 gtSrssns . 80, Napm' =
w,,s.n. i - S s ans = iS s1st%aaistis, 8 ans 5 30.
6Snntnes mr geereens 4 Ao'3
w,ro,ns 6 ans ss9aa q s. i q aS 20.
SUantass MUIR NGhn'tttass 4 20.
gbi1obeIpbto Giienbubn. (SrriOiutfr. OtppD.
RAG gatIasssIs bta. ~, a.
SSnntass nur NNeupS 6 %,
ge,OmmanbOtiOnssuS mad Sasrs Na8mtttass / so.
8Dn YbtGteIptta.
@iurssnS S-@a6mttass t-Q9mss II. ss
Seuutdes nur MbeneS II.
Stdets: @rfs alads 50; swstte ri. Oar @taTsHssrsr ~.
0Ortberu Central Giltnbabu. (GaIOert 9egOt).
Ra& gtrt, MUtsens Is -Sarrisbrrg fept ntt es4 SaSsn
S SSrs eIsSsssspSssps sSrrS sOS Si ! aaS Dem aeeasn in gsrtta-
bnne uaS trtFt bier eth, IaSmtttaes . ? rithr
moB-po,tton SIaH n ) ups (ausssaOmnatsn sOnntasl.
Ga6 bdrrtsbure; AbsnoS 40, ~ a M mu 81 o"O'''' SF""i'
sti'HsssSs Sa @ sSs sS re ma !. ) 9tfeSsigSia.
Die a,ansfsr Der a5tsisa;stntsI g SSs , tSsli ss,.f gtt Nus ..
uabme bss ScnntGss, saGmtttass4 "pF OSm SneFIte an Der
SGe S0" Vsa Do |" m pfSUOte mad @DrfsIt
i, .S,fFh. NIT Wusndbme hes SprntdaS, WadmtttddS 8 II.
SOM uni0n-oUa, am GnSe Der G%UResrOpr. mad StOrfOlf nm0
: gOa Nsrtoii sesea Bic mad eaSsn r~stIeaSsn gGfasisre per
Gifenbaba mad GelOpn, q. g., Iettsr, SOR NO lie nit Der SNt
Rn9 Gborlefsn t0mmGn.
6 afern NIB 80 efern SbDrE.
ptoa" sssen MOntass nn6 DpansrSass msr GOrssns mad
Rent Sslop6, &Oraca, Openers, 9arrtiUn's. Gambling nnb
Gbeh.rt sn mn al unb fantmen am namliUen Gage 3urhf.
Gins BARON eebt 6ret ass z ubr Wtpr8ens nah NnnapOlts,
@Def.8tper, Ct. Wi9aels unp Dltlet Siper Serrq alb uni
tOmmt am fpls en6en Gage 5urud.
Der Ddmpfer Rent seRt na@ Dem @boptant- 9ttSer mite fOl8t
Bon Bait more WttIwp6 unb SamRa8 Npr9ens z u. mad
GentUn unD 3sMbinss inbem er Cambridge u. @aft3n berubrr.
BON Denton NtOntas WnO Opunertaa Nie. z u. nod SaltO.
Der DGmpfer ,&rrpp 'eebt Dten ae, Dpunerfds unb Sa1ts
aos, Mprsens s utr, mao Gtsfer Siper. @tOnsae, Ntttt'
NOD uup 6reitaa, Wtpt gems z nbr 5urIf-
Baltimore Wub 9aturent Htper.
Der Ddngfer plan e." Sebt pom Wa s.aae GFft1 Is M.i
Samfag. Wcreens & rtr, mad benz Yaturtnb Slue a. aNI
Ter &Idfabrt eebt er Srettdes big Seneotct NH' W" oe"s'e''
Wtttpphs, W1pt gems 6 tbr nab BalnmSre. n.
Der DGmpfer npatursnt" stht penn NtGrglaM0 SSest dVs"
Diennaa ub Grettag Utoreens z utr NaW OaHr"aps" w "
f6brt Mftttwp6S uno Sa1nfass snrud.
Der OGmpTer YMarp a0aibnstCn. sebtprnt Sta tsaasat-
QDoorenbauie SO. iebtn Mtitppd WlPrseno z Upr naN penn
Naturrnt SttSer aber plum 9ptAt a., nnS tpmm1 Sa~Fase
sRrId. |
BaItfmOreunb 5rebsrtdsbnrg1 ~
Der D6mpfer ,,Utrstnt1' ge9t pem 4tgetfraesn .sDsFTt IsefH
Sretda Na6min1as A ubr ab. 8uruf tpnnt er ppH UFe0e'
Fidsbars te6en Dtenhas 9adntttds7 2 Hbr. m
Der Dompfsr ,&DlumbIa' tahrt te1en SdmHaa uW 4 ppF
mad g0aibtagtpn, AIeranbrG unb 9eOr9storrn. -
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WASHINGTON GARDEN
in Der Mennlhlnnnin Wnenne-

~utterjetd nete bdbeH fet q WtOnatsn pbise 2Dtri91adft, BITE
unrer Der Q,tuns eeS 9errh 3 rslte ln tineS pgrsleli5en
0tufes e,freate, u6ernpnmen, unp eebsn Rem 9ablFum bic fets
9trf@erun8, bB Der BIT alien Deutideh fl beteote @artep
ftst sdnatG pan aaent u DbqtsmGs, Der It'd leber CUR 3ett
pr 2Sdblen ouH bort tuno Qe3e6en BAT, beFreit II, unp ieRer
Deuti8e bort fetnea g%la6mtttas nit ietRer Bamtlts, lube
ldttst ppn jeber StSruu8 subrtugen tanu.
Das perSu9ltbfe Qdoetbter, iGwie als anbern 8e,
trante pnb &t6c;eam werben tets ~vprr6tbts s~eodtten.
(. Z f. n-" g.. I'D 6. y. Y Brpntfsr.
Mp2ilnt Nnbr. 8D4eL
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SSert AIMS NkM3ei0elt.
Ri Dcrfdufcn.
Gum Serfnuf

Gin gut ~eeteeensr @rpctrp.tdeln Ut 6tgts su perfaafsn.
IdbCreS ertdbrt mau Ode Spn Se1eriOn. uEb 5pttHsfr.. Q
30. 1917 9atte @aatr., sptl@en lab n. @rehrllr. sml
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QSpb[feiI! SSpblfeil! 9Spblfei

.a ytc. ISL 6ranfltntr.
Bel e. .. SteB. Ike
Sd babe mt6 ent{GlOfen NIT meinen ncqenen GHdaren
sanS auf5ardamsn uup Serfaate oesbGlb Ptsielbsn iser btate
inter eepSbnIt&em 9 eHer ais:
@Clene Strimpft (~Stockiugs(
SbmoI8 (Comiorts), a..Ga ss.4
nnterbemoen (Undershirtsl al5
nnterbGien (Drawers), a
Wtannss u. 6rouens Sofen( Jackets),
Wouene &inDere 9appen (Hoods). &c.
Sualst& made tp aue SAMPLER aufmerffom. boe id md
wte frabtr ale Artsn tletas gBoaren auf Sanp Soit = p nv n !
ieiben aum 6u6erf biaisfen preife auf Gaib Sertonfe. :" S Jubn
it(ale unb hetdtl.
sDr btais faufsn min, Der ssSs mad Isl 8rantnnaros,
Come one, come all
give the cheap Store l5l a caI, sf
= LAWRENCE D.. DIETZ.
Proprietor of the cheap Blue Post Store.
te5 Dealer in
Fancy Variety, Notions & small Goods
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an OIener Gbube & GttefelsG tore.
eeber! Sober!

DT~W SWAY mo SttET E
@& Der Nlt(tart,
gGa&t auf in Garsnt SatsreFs ~tssanfist Cure sissne geaf.
t Eassr ua . sss 81, ~ 81 ~ e, q e,S Y iSst's Gs. 1 JtSk. N sFs.
rDeeO-2seer uo s&st:5tnbtnss teber @attaas nebf stHe'
srSeen aasUabl SUn 9steen Der bsfen gtlfer HnO 8abrtt um
5 BIS 90 ptrssnt btateer tlusn tOnRt, ais Ia ireenb etner1 an.
Bern 9auie tn Der Stapt Spbn 81. start,
Nla23.2Wt So. 113, NOrO.QSasfrase.
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Sl1rfrufl

MQe %btsjentseu, wstde gDilens FuO f6 bent neuem SauVeretu
dnjut1iteBen, neroeH %ppbltDun, lid nGhten Dpnnt rtag BEN
y; b D. @;, absnbs ~ utr, BET 9,rrn Np am 8ebel
@de SDn SeteRt unc gUrttrGbe e%tnsnfnben, thbem es nod st-
niger AntbetIe beSart, ben 8erein p~elSdbit9 Az MAIDEN.
SIN IHItrage @ttltpP S6tlltn8er prSfb.
snO II = II al { 80 Ef.nhS.
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Sen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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living. For my part I would rather starve
than live by making drunkards."
"And l have thought it must be bad
business that does no good and certainly
leads many to poverty, and, if there is
any truth in dream, that leads them to
hell. have half a mind to take down
the sign, and never sell another drop Of
liquor"
DO Mr.. Ball, do give it up Here's
the farm We can get living from that;
and III work my fingers off, if you will
only quit the bar"
And, after some further deliberation of
this sort, it was mutually agreed that there
should be no more tavern-keeping in the
house, and this resolution having been
once taken, the landlord and his wife went
to sleep, and slept to very late hour in
the morning.
And, when the sun rose up, the Squire
stirred himself about the house ; be watt
ed quietly for his breakfast, summoning
his family to worship, which he had sci.
dom found time to do before, and stepped
into the bar-room to get his Bible. But
just as he entered, he heard loud knock
ing at the door.
Il say, Squire, are you sick to-day ?
We are not sick exactly, but we are
sick of selling rum. This tavern doesn't
go any more !"
The disappointed customer was fright
ened
Why, Squire, you're crazy" be ven-
tured to say.
mot so crazy as you think" said the
landlord. I've learned lesson at last,
and havo come to tho conclusion that
making drunkards is no business for me at
ALL"
And so he did He took down the sign
that day, and savad hi. soul from any
further guilt in the damnation of his fellow
nen- Christian Parior Mogazine.
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From the Providence R. l, Journal
ankee.

The popular name for the citizens of
New England, but applied by foreigners
to all the Inhabitants Of the United States.
The name Yangees, or Yankees was orig.
luslly given by the Massachusetts Indians
to tho English colonists, being the nearest,
sound they could give for English 1t
was afterwards adopted by the Dutch on
the Hudson, who applied the term in con-
tempt to all the people of New England.
During the American Revolution, it was
eagerly caugh; at BY the British soldiers.
Note 10 the Poetacal Works Of j.
IrumbuH.
Mr.. Heckewelder, who may be consid.
cred the highest authority on Indian SUBJ
jects, has no doubt that the word was the
first effort of the indians to initiate tho
sound of the national name the English, of
which they pronounced Yungeep." Fur
thermore, he says, the Indians " say they
know the Yangees, and can distinguish
them by their dress and personal appear
ance, and that they were considered as less
cruel than the Virgiuians, or long knives.
The English people they call 'Sagganash
-Hia, Acc. of the Iadian Nations, p.
1873.
Judge Durfee, in his poem called
What cheer, or Roger Williams in ban.
ishment," thus men tions the English under
this name:
"Ha Ytnsee," said the ssohem, wouldst thou
To sooth the hungry panther scsntiug blood ?"
Ctnto 3, .rzrii.
Base wampanosg we'll devour that clan.
Aud drive the YqnSees back o'er ocean blue.
Canlo 4, srr~riii.
The pale-faces trap the cunning beavers;
but the redskins know how to take the
Yangess.- Cooper, Lasi Of Tie Mohi-
(cans,)
In an interesting article on this word
in the "Notes and Queries" 1852, p. 81 }
from Mr.. T. Westcott, Of Philadelphia
are tho following references from the Penn
sylvania Gazette for May 10, l775. One
is a letter from the Rev. VIM. Gordon
giving an account Of the skirmishes at
Concord and Lexington, in which he says
They. (the British troops) were rough
ly handled by the Yankees, term of re
proach for the New Englanders, when ap
piled by the regulars" u"
Another letter from Hartford, Connec
ticut, published in the same paper, give
an account of the capture of several let
ters from English officers in Boston tc
their friends in England, and says, " sOm'
of these are full of invectives against th'
poor Yankees, as they call u.s."
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Keeping Tavern Down Below, or,
Squire Ball and his Customers.

Keeping Tavern Down Below, or,
Squire Ball and his Customers.
In the town of Kingston, and state of
-, there was tavern-keeper by the
name of Ball. He was an easy, well.to.
do sort Of man who always had great
longing to be rich. He had not always
been publican; when be started in life
he was farmer, and he still kept bis
farm and raised most of the matters from
it that he wanted for family use.-As this
farm brought him in very little ready
money, he took it into his head to try
some other way of adding to his income.
He lived on the Corners near the meet
ing-house, and while the store and tho
blacksmith's shop, and the post office, and
a dozen other establishments were there,
they had no tavern. Mr.. Ball was temp.
ted to hang out sign, and add to it the
alluring words. Entertainment for man
and beast" which was common to tavern
sign in that part of the country, signifying
that sober people and drunksrds could
both be entertained there
He thought there was no harm in sell
ling rum, especially as he was q member
of the Church he kept Bible in his bar
and often talked to his customers Of the
blessedness of religion, and the value Of
the hope Of heaven which no had indul ged
in ever since he was boy. 1t was Squire
Balls custom, (for he was justice of the
peace, and therefore called the Squire by
everybody it was his custom say, to
close his bar-room at ten o'clock every
night, unless the run of business at the
bar made it expedient to dispense with the
custom but on ordinary occasions he was
wont to shut up at ten, and when all were
| gone, be would take his Bible, and read a
chapter, and then he would kneel down
and pray with so loud veiee that he
could be heard by the neighbors at a great
distance around 70 he was sure they
knew he was praying man. He got a
name for this, and az i was known that
he prayed in the bar-room where he sold
his rum, it was reasonable to infer that
the Squire was very conscientious mai
in business. Certainly he would not pray y
in his bar.room, and SO loud, too, unless
be feared God, and meant to keep hi.
commandments.
One night there was quite an ARRAY in
the Squire's bar-room. Some Of his Gus.
toners were more than usually excited
Two of them were so drunk that he put
them out of the house, and when they
sought to return he drove them off with q
horse-whip. And those who were moi
quite 30 drunk, were even the more tur'
bulent. They finally proceeded from loud
words to fighting and one of them wal
beaten SO badly that they we're obliged tC
carry him home helpless and bleeding.
1t was nearly midnight before the room
was clear, and the landlord had NOR,