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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-19

Canadian BRANDS continued af with eRee OF about AGO
b0ls. o. tie above prices Southern brands Ia fair
demand, with sales Of about zoo AGO bbs at
quotations Rye -four was quiet and prices unchanged.
Corn meal OUT ct al "a for Jorsey NJ s. 80 for Brandy
vine Wheat rmer and active the sa,es foot
about eco bushsis including Milwaukee club II. 9Tc
81 o. Southern red and white together AT 81 49, good
white 90 ~ 81 40 poor white Michigan at t26; red
winter s16 white Western At 81 IS 81 20, ard red
sey wGsreported at 81 81 Corn-The market displayed
increased activity With saes OF co. c0 bushels,
including Unscund TO good Weetern al TIC. q .5c and
pr DO &c., Jeraey Southern yellow at
e0c 9bc. and white Southern 81 SIC. SIC Ryesses
OK Coo bushels made at 81 10, full price. Oats
Toe market firm, with sales OF siato and Western 9.
5ae 81 &c.
CoHEE quiet, and without sales or moment beyond
ali jobbing lots, including 20 bags Java a. l6Lc
CorToS The or ee footed up about 900 bales closing
ct about the foowSg Quotations, Livery CLASH
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FArN ACCIDENT on TBz souTu FERRY About eight
O'Clock Tuesday evening 81 tie Hamilton ferry bo 1t
Beiord entering the s!p the Brooklyn side
csneo Henry Frees socoesty fell between tho boa, sad
bridge ind had both legs shattered 70 pieces. He
taSeu to tho City Hospital Brooklyn, and had both OF
them hnpuiated, and diea shortly Afterwards He
German by birth, aged thirty three years. and leaves
wife sud 'hres Children who reside at 81 Degraw street,
Brooklya
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count on all Wisconsin. until List Of tie diJcredcd
banks can be obtained. and has checked the demand |
for State stocks.
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CITY COMMEnCrAL REpoEr.

WEDNESDAY, August Ut = u.
ASHES Tho saes embraced ABOUT SO bbis Pctl and
pearls .; &c a6Ho respectively
BKEspsIrkfs - Flour The market again frmer and
u besier demand existed The Gales enabraccd about
TOO Ia 90 bhls q. about tie ollo YnR auoIat:nns
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O'Clock tuesday evening" ~ tie Hamilton syenae ferry boat
Beord wss entering the alp ca The BROOKLYN side man
psneo Henry Frees socoesty fell between tho boat aad
bridge ind had beth legs shattered pieces He was
tsSen to tho City Hospital Brooklyn, and had both OF
them hnpuiaed q, and dea shortly Afterwards He
German by BIRTH aged thirty three years, and leaves
wife and 'hres Children who reside 81 Degraw street,
Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Feet, 40. 5.--Wniismson Dros'.
choosaphs Of Berry Ward Beecher are the bes ana sre
Cyrus w. F1sld.-ImpsrinI Photograph Of
Broadway. over ihomDson's saoOn.
III Cent Portraits OF the People 10 for 81
J! strike u picture making at HOLsA Landscape gallery.
Geo Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor strip.
hi. the genuine erss Ia. been eSaAse FOR prOdns
tpg the keenss. possible 70 For skie by
Grand Illumination ef ths Houses OF she
The cremer Of the yoss rs rho ineni 70
.s candles 70 miOais ber honss also torches ana afe
works Tor tbs pAfsds 90 a. tAs s9 9ss
Grand xarshN, "a Erzs6o;h street.
Southern and Svssssyr Trsds--cw stock
q p sae wtn,e eio'sng tor The soos, tssS, ne oou
yss OF winter clotsns Tssms az pres very fayrrbe
go, $50 Aad 40 broadway.
collars and septlegens farnsiog goods wh,esSs and
rea At 'hsn u,usl prices Favorable Inducements Of
'''e' 10 "A''''-'' sSiI ~ BROTHERS 400 Roadway
The American Telegraph Cosnpaoy'x Lines
between New York . md Ph lad ok ~.
Ten word, 2scene s.eh .dsIses word two esn,.
It's south Third street. PinadephA.
Atlantic Telegraph.
whose he tsst sewing machines IN The United sses'
PRESIDENTS REPLY.
WHITNEY LYON, rroprie,ors.
sAiesroom s45 Broadway, n. Y"
o.6-.o. s-,ssna~ssss Safes WIN r.t,ns
proof psrios ssiss DePo; ~ Pearl street 40 $500.
RoBAAr N. PATRICK
Chrsstsaorc's Hsir Dye, Wigs nna TOvpses
yhe best In the world, whoistale And RETAIL tas dye
pnvs'sy applied, a. NO Assf houe.
8ssxy's TrIooph~sOvs 10 me 1sss and
. ss TO- e. . y, s ~.
Guxgis'A
Entrheacs's Hsiv DYE, Wigx srsi Toupx-=--
W. The WORT surps-.nv al ssae n'id sal applied
a. tho maousaesor- rs srosdwsy
For Colorfsg the Haie use Wilson's Hair
colorer only 10 bottle; changes he color bscr
f. sppr.d IKE xsss does not niare the hair: soas.n !.
uss 9Th snoeess gold at the draS store so orsod street
Truss and Bondage Observation-Disclosures sssos-
s female supporters ,'f ,nS aoy M s IAN s.
HolIowsys PiIs.-Fsrmrrs require them
nis caused % change Of wslsr also fever sne ALL
o. u Esiden lane, N. \.
.rhe BeimcrsI Bcquet.~
The p'" ifis s si% fssf fj.s.n'' .,
r. o WELLS Co, us frsnkin street
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Brooklyn Feet, 40. 5--Wniirmson Dros.
chctograpbs Of Barry Ward Beecher the bes
for sale al 81 each.
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LOUIS AuEust 10, ioJo.
The Salt Lake mail arrived at Leayenworth on the
10th instant, with st. Joseph dates TO the 24th oil
July.
All the Mormons who were able had returned from
Provo.
Brigham Young was reported to have shut himself
up In bis residence, under strong guard, tearing
assassination.
General Johnston intended TO move his encamp
ment and prepare for going into winter quarters
Colonel Hoffman still remained at Fort Brdger.
The battalion Of volunteers were also still there
A great battle is reported to have taken place
between seven hundred Pawnees and war parties a
the Camanches, Cheyennes, and Arrapaboes in the
Big Blue region, in which four Of the Pawnees we're
kled and several wounded, and fifteen of the allied
tribes killed and many wounded.
Private letters from the army In Utah announce
The departure OF Col. Lorng, with three companies
OF the Third infantry and one hundred riiemen for
New Mexico.
Capt. Marcy expected to leave shortly for the
States.
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Cyrus w. Fasld.-Impsrinl photographs Of
Cyrus VI. FIELD exhibition q. BRADR'S GALLERY. SIS
Broadway. THOMPSON sa.oon
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10 Cent Portraits OF the People for ST.
- strike In picture making nj HOLsA Landscape gallery
2se Bfo.d~ey
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ecu BH4sds.s meSaitto Tablet Razor Stsvp,
This tho genuine article has been equet for prono
Ing the keenest possible eige 20 For ske BY
eAUkpksS No. Astor H0uss.
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According 70 the regular rule went duty at the Cny
Bau tower si O'Clock p NJ (ruesday), relieving
VIM r. Cromwell, Who had been duty during the day.
About quarter before eleven O'CLOCK or about 40 hour
and bsN the DISPLAY Of fireworks and the llumlns
on tee east side Of the cupos Which, repairing
spot found that portion cf the fireworks which
had III upon the roof and WAS burning .! the time i'm
rncdiately extngushed and returned "a the lookout
About ten minutes pest twelve O'Clock again discovered
smoke issuing from number Of boxes that had been
left on the roof the chimney, on the west side
Of the cupos There were two friends with me ss the
time, named Richard Hilton and - Smith; the box
es were those In which the fireworks had been brought
my friends H. and immediately went out on ihe roof
again where from a. we moved one Of the
cccdedNc cxtrguish amcs and while doing heard
the whistle from the Gre telegraph Office; being, howev
.n,SSs 70 ss the ire out psa no s hsS :. ,ss
IN getting the Ere out then returned TO the cupoa, and
on opening the door found the room nled With smoke,
times to call ssrsean, ovens .ho WA in command Of the
forced 70 give mp Ms ss.smp, so hold Of the ssver Of
The bell and struck eve strokes when forced to
leave the place for my life, being nearly succsed, 80
dense WAS the smose do not think would have been
scocupt II being nearly c6csked When forced 70 leave
the look out, and knowing that the building must be on
ere below 60, TO Who're bell wse ana succeeded
in finding lsree iron bar, used for turning the bell
none Of which, however, could have beon heard
very great distance OF AS soon as the arcen arrived
Vaided all could trying 10 exngnish the flames and
IA not leave the roof OF the building until the Are had
beep exsnguisbeo, whch past four O'Clock IN toe
morning How the ERE orignsed am ~ loss 10 con
ceive but doubt tina, originated immediseIy
under the cnpoa
me Fire Marshal, mis- said VIII commence his Invsssl
ration ut ten o clock today.
Alta meeting OF the Jon, Committee celebrating the
cet laying 0, NE Atlantic cable the Chairman s.yias
ihs burning ~ part o. the CITY Ball motion,
Rsspv~E Ths o. two be appointed INQUIRE
p,o TIE action u hs ss commitee 90 IN ninsisors snd
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-30
FALSEMOOD W. EAsrr.

FALSElIOOD W.. FACT.
Amaiicious and designing card, by A G Bragg, ex-
sensvey advertised throughout the country, in effect
says: "The present propretors Of the Mexican Mus.
tang Liniment being unprincipled men they do not
make the said Liniment good as formerly was and
that he Cd will not be responsible for its effects"
cauioning the public against use etc This means
us-Barnes and Park. OF New York, and John Park
Of Cincinnati We have been somewhat known to the
public OF the United States for q number OF years
were it necessary to vindicate our reputation, We
should consider the endorsement Of this Mr. Bragg !
very equiyocal compliment.
His tement implies motire -etAer as \ public ben.
efactor, IL or to further private interest Which ID
ts This said Bragg was, at time, partner in the
Mustang Lin ment, made celebrated by the
Mr. Geo.. W. Nestbr Ok, and with the composition OF
which Bragg had nothing to do. Mr. w. paid Mr b.
$4,000! for his haifnteres in the article. OF course
the implied and covenanted consideration for such an
amount OF money that She Bragg, should not for.
ever in any manner, dir ec,y indirectly be Interest,"
ed in manufacturing selling any Linimept, Ointment
or salve." Mr. Wesbrook heavily engaged in out.
side business protect his properly and pay Bragg
be offered sell this Lniment We knew the value OF
the article, made the held the cancelled notes
-Brao0s receipts in j,iu for $50, ooo-and became
owners Of the Lniment We took immediate means 70
examine It's recipe, protect It's purity Increase its sale,
etc. We believed then, now, that no advertisement
wAsa cheap as really good medicine. and tina, on
interests lay directly in reaching tie interests OF the
consumers This Eminent, Away popular was never
entitled to the attention n now The very best
materials are used--the recipe Is alone ours
In less than six months from our purchase or the
Lniment, NJ Bragg entered the market with an Smto-
tion and cosmtesfeit article, under another name
We presented his contract Of sale he ,uted the moral
obligation and cloaked his legal position by doing the
business under the Of his son He has struggled
for some time, unable make his article se II 10 not
liked people say" III las virtues IL not Ais jail
are At impostare, aad the ins,snA succeeds et our
Lsnsnent, he 0oddinc accession f is lat tisinter-
essed1 public appealr The public are not interested
between Barnes Parks and q Bragg. but they are
IN the genuine purity Of article Of such universal
necessity ~ this Iiniment viii you be- imposed uponp
We have remained quiet; he mistakes the and
ereAds lose. We warn him OF the ssnuiis " he pr.
ceeds farther will be when cannot perceive viii
isny. and when We dare not punish 10 perpetrator
end project our rights. @ sss Il
10 mAnafAstars The esi9indl, geRajmS Mustsn9
Liniment. We are respOnsible for is Cd Cts.
Respectfully. BARNES PARK,
pest11Aw ssesn ea YEA aad Qtaalnnasi.
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Hirtba Morgan, . young and unusually hand
ers girl, is 70 be tried for murder at Raleigh
~ She killed, in Q brutal manner another
~ woman, who WAS her successful rival, fol
y elections Of young mas.
The lafayette dad Courier says that At q
Nesni county fair in Indiana, Q couple of fash
enable ladies', attirsd in very how necksd dress
we're much mortified because ell the infants
4sA Tie rural districts cried after them.
q ne eldest griss mill in Pennsylvania is at
ss u.s.tosD. Il 10 still in operation. 1t 10
'S'' o. seens, and was erected in 1883.
~ Richard Ten Brseek has returned home
NJ eng sojourn IN England. Il 10 Nj. Ten
a. Intention 70 20 back - England in
'p'ae. and % take with him some fresh
~. ps horses 70 ssss their qualities agdp on
c,1l, 80. sean Seseggiaa having died very sud-
.or,. 800 FRANKFORT, Ky, few days since,
\" ~. 'ss hssaboss suspecting that al. was
a. Hset. Dug up the grave where she was
-. 49,. - % buried, bas NO cofin or bod,
.o saere. The husband Of the deceased
i. =. uhdsr arrest, but No sxpianation OF
-sny 'sfs has yea been givsn.
/ taa n. ~sS Meuuloc6ur0T OF the USkUt-
y PFin'iag Press, is about TO eons,ruc. ! car.
~ - 1asei over any turnpike or good road,
ssA.s = propelled By stsam. The frst 10 in-
l. 4. Iof hlmsslf 10 ride out and in between
s.,.s ~, o. business and New York. Il IL ex-
mi ~ ass the carriage and propslling power
aad - ssst more than good pair Of horses
~. - zen, and travel over fair road 81 the
:, !" sse-shirty per mile.
,, ~ more stvikisg proof. Of the intrinsic
4. ~ - exeellsnss Of DE-. Halls Bslsam for
i .asss, 10 shown IL the rapidisy With which
fh..s general favorits with the people.
i ~ sethag Of similar nature, bue what
=. east ito the shade, when the BaIsam
i ~ ~ shoEosghly tested. The agents fer
pAs =, - country over. in osdsrisg new sup
IN very enthusiastic in iss fayos, saying,
a.. s.ss Ne thing; il asss like charm IL
ial i. - es.ly nagiskl." The afflicted can
n : ~ madeline - al Drag Stores in Busliog-
g esssy tesa ihrosgheus Ne ssats.
noA w.t.
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New York. Nov. 20.
Fiesr-A shaie better, owing to the reported closing
OF the canal Sales Of 1900 bbls at - 9O4 40 for
super state; ~ 6oQ4 30 for ezra do a. 15h5 90 for
common to good extra western; IS 2s6 IS for round
hoop Ohio. Canadian Flour is also y shade firmer
sales Of $50 beis at t5 000S 20 for extra Rye Flour
lover. Sales Of 100 bbls at &8 25614 TO-
Wheas-Aarket unchanged and sales trifng
Coma shade steadier. Sales of 10000 bushels
74Gt77c for mixed western
Rye-Frm at 7SQl7Sc.
Perk-Quet and unchanged Sales of25O bb,y Al S17 as
OIL 40 for mess and el3 1904 90 for prime
Beef-Quiet and unchanged.
Cat Meats-Dul.
Beef Hams Firmer. ssles Of 500 bbls at 2l5 so.
Butter Steady. Sales 1T 1l01Sc for Ohio ana Is
dA22c for State.
Cheese-Firm, at SGl9c.
Whskey-Quiet Sales at 24c.
Stocks-Dull, but generally steady.
Money and Exchange unch anged.
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Washington. Nav "A

autographed you last night that Gen. Walk
'hlsnds suppose that be has left The United
sas sish Eve hundred men for Nicaragua. 1t
sns that anticipating difficulty At Mobile from
eferencs BY the Collector, he selected about
" aundred men who rendezvoused at another
- smaller port on the Gulf, where the Reeve
w. V1csrs sympashise sufficiently in his plane,
N readily convinced Of the legality Of the
ntsrpriss.
IRON this pert it is supposed the party put to
within the last day or two, and a. the point
Intended departure Was net suspected, it 10
sasas scarcely probable that they can DO in
'eped, except it be when they approach the
o. Nicaragua. The excitement arising out
.oe Interference with the Mobile party, was
ssned to Be avaiIsd Of 70 cover the more i'm
'ans movement elsewhere.
me Law provides no penalty against q COL
wv sno clears fllibustsr vessel. His only
NSe.n that Of removal from Office, the pecu-
afy Inconvenience Of which the 6llibustsrs
40 readily sompensate.-N. Y. Times.
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TFnnfnoas G0lA
JOHN II. ARMSTRONG,
rSuseee Is Aforesaid

WHEREASs Joseph 8. Endicutt and Abigail,
w his wife, by Deed OF Trust dated June lat 1854
conveyed unto John Thompson and Jesse " assom
trustees the Real Estate described ~ the North half
Of the Northwest quarter Of Section fourteen (ll
township seventy one (1), North Of Range three (s)
west containing 20 acres. to secure to William Allen
payment OF certain promssory note Of said date
TOT SIX hundred ard fortynne dollars aud
cents and drawing ten per cent interest per arnum
from date thereof and on the LIST day Of Octo
stu unpaid therefore, at the request Of said Allen
the owner OF said note and by virtue the authority
gwen IN sad Deed OF Trust, will proceed sell The
ABOVE described Real Estate at public the high.
est bidder for cash. the front the Court House.
70 the city OF Burlington, Des Mones County lows ON
Friday, the 3lst day Of December next between tina
hours Of 10 A. M and Up. N. of said day. 10 SATISFY
said note, interest and costs.
nov30-wtd JOHN THOMPSON, So
JESSE WATSON. ErussseS.
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The Flow Trial.

According to the previous notice the trial
Of steam and other plows commenced ct
this place yesterday "wednesday morning.
Notwithstanding the day was cold and dis
agreeable, we found large number Of per
sons assembled on the ground to witness the
trial. Among others We noticed Cyrus Web.
ster, d. A. Brown. S. Frances, J. H. Pick.
rall, Jesse A. Piekrcll, D. H. Dunlap. Prof.
J. Il. Turner, l. Turner, Esqrs., and other
prominent and we'll known agricuituralists
on the ground
The place selected for the trial was the
open prairie land Just east of the depot
The celebrated Fawkes steam plough, and Q
gang plough from Galesburg, were both in
the field. We were much pleased with the
work done by the steam plough yesterday
morning. 1t performed all that was claimed
for it We are not we'll enough posted in
Agricultural matters to fully express our
opinion in regard to the practical utility OF
his invention, but we think it one worthy
the earnest and careful attention Of all till
srs Of the sell. From some impedimsnt in
the machinery in the afternoon, quite q
number Of persons in attendance did not
witness its operations. but as this thing has
been removed we are informed further trials
will take place from to-day until Saturday
evening, 90 all can witness its operation and
working, providing tho weather continues
favorable
A gang pillow, manufactured by joel Lee
OF Galesburg, also attracted considerable at
tention. Ii is drawn by four borses, and
plows, plants and drills either corn, wheat
or oats. From ito work yesterday, we are
led to believe that it is q good invention, and
can be used to advantage and profit by the
farmers.
r. S Since writing the absve we learn
that the committee ON Fawkes' plough have
rendered their report awarding $500 to the
inventor, and recommending it in very high
terms. The report has been inadvertently
carried of BY one Of the committee, and ws
ere therefore unable to give il to our readers
I'LL. State Chronicle.
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SslERRIEEsS SAFE

SFtTte " zUUu, Oes NOtNes TOHNtV, a,
Rf virtue OF executions 10 directed, issued ont
- OF the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court f,r
SAID county, In favor OF Taylor Seymour Co., Janson
scith, and Mandle Brothers, and against H. O. Mar.
~, nave levied upon and will exposs for sale to the
highest bidder, at the Auction Room Of VIM " irt,sr
on Main Street, in the city OF Burlington In said Coun.
y Of Dss Moines, on the 22d day OF December merit
o'clock NJ Of said day the following described prop.
srtysf large lot Of Purn turs consisting Of
general assortment Furniture dealers well 8 iii
VINO ant good and cheap Furniture, would do well 70
remember December the 22e, and be on hand Taken
and levied the property Of the said H. o. Hardv
to satisfy said writ OF execution.
nov24-dItvtd. A. j. HILLHOTIsR
tGAnyiF Mos-.. <,...-A..
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Cincinnati. Eridav Nov d

,, Cincinnati, Fridav, Nov. 26.
hods-Ihe market was quite active to-day, End
prices further advanced The speculative movement
received esh impulse to-day, by an additional re-
enforcement OF country spectators, who seemed dis
posed to go in deeply regardless of expenses indeed
the prices seem TO have but little do in the matter
just now.
The transactions add up 10000 head, at s. 40A6 20
Tor those averaging 1870 to 225 lbs Included in the
1es were 900 head averaging 200 lbs TO be deliver ed
from the LIST to the 18th of next January, u.s. and
zooe 10 at ~ same average and same delivery The
by railways and river the last hours
add up 10000 head.
fKOsIsl0NS-The market was buoyant again to-day
ana Mess Pork advanced to ST. with sales Of 1850 bbls
and 300 do yesterday at SIG IS. Bulk meats sod at
On and for February. Green meats sold 10 the ex-
tent OF 5000 pieces, at 8, Z, and Sc.
LARD was in demand at 1ohc for Dbl, and SEQ sold
at ii Nc, which is advance.
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thence north eighteen rods aud thirteen and haIf
iest % the place OF beginning All in me Wssi ~
tne North East quarter Of Section thirty townsnin
seventy two North Range two vest An il Des Molnep
county. state OF Iowa, and being In said land nLd
appurtenances an undivided one-haif. H1T@e
BY virtue Of mortgage and power OF sale from \. =
harper and his wife, will sell the same ~ trustea
according 70 power Of record authorizing to 90 SAL
TO pay note Of 1880 and interest," which ID past due
and unpaid and viii give Deed 10 the vendee Of saId
property. -
novSO-wAt JOHN II. ARMSTRONG,
T.uaf ga
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A Witness.

Among the many singular anecdote which
Lord Mansfield has been accustomed to re-
late of himself, he used to speak of the fol-
lowing with the most unaffected good hui
NOR
As St Giles bird appeared as an evidence
before him in some trial concerning quar-
rel in the street, and SO confeunded his
lordship with slang that he was obliged to
dismiss him without getting anything from
him: He was desired to give an account
Of all he knew.
My lord said he, as was coming by
the corner Of a street, staged the man.
Pray said Lord NJ, what do you call
Staging manY
Staging, my lord2 why you see-I was
down upon him.
We'll, but don't understand down upon
him any more than Staging. Do speak to
be understood
well. ant please your lordship-I speak
as we'll as can-l was up to all that be
knew
TO all he knew?-1 am a. much in tho
dark as ever.
well, then, my lord, I'll just tell you how
it was
DO So
Why my lord, seeing as how he was
rum kid, | was one upon his libby.
The fellow was at length sent out of court,
and was heard in the hall to say to one of
his companions, that no had 'gloriously
queer d old Full Bottom"