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NEW GOoDS-CLOTHlNd 6. Received

this week ~
50 fine Black Alpaca SACKS
81 do do do FR0CKS
Also-Fine White and Brown Linen Sacks and
Frocks Goods at greatly reduced prices; Cashmere
Ccatl Pants, Marseslles Vests ana Gauze and Meri-
no Shirts and Drawers.
All in want are solicited to call and examine for
themselves. The goods must be Sold to close MP
sumner stock. j " GOODMAN,
~ % No Ity Main st.
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L>OR SALE-Will be cold privately,
l. an almost entirely new STEAM ENGINE
and SAW MILL; aso, LOG WAGON. Address
L 8 COURTNEY,
Care of A. Bodeker,
Through the Post Office, Richmond Va.
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oPHcLAL norICAs.

- RuIroroUs No1TC1 The eonss-
Grafton OF the Synagogus kenseath Israel on MaiD,
betWsp lssh ard ~ strests. WI take pl.ce I'll y
AFTEeN.ONsot 0'ciect, (an4 mos ~ o'cicck. -
Rsv. II. J, hcHxIBA c,rSn, Ministcr At the German
gyneGDgue, VII deliver Tie Oousecrstion esamons
and HI GAVIN Will ofE1ciate - Reader.
By bfdsf or the COMMITTEES 81 Arrangement.
~ 21-Its Z LICHTENSTkIN, Fec.
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az FOR RENT--A commo dious DWELL
Ea ing House, on 5tG, Broad street. Apply
TO GkUBBS & APPkkSON.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CERTIFIcArE.--The undersigned
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing OF
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, DO hereby
certify that the above is an accurate list OF the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn by us this
day at Augusta, Ga.
F.S. B RAE Sworn com'rs.
Sworn TO aud subscribed before me this day.
July 18th, 1853. LEW ID LEVI d. r.
ExpLAyArIoN.-Th left hand row In each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number is entitled to.
All Tickets where the Number ends IN 8 are enti
tied $50 in addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may enttle it to. Halt, Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages are entitled to all they
draw over the $40 Prizes. Halves, quarters and
Eighths in proportion
Prize tickets and certificates must be returned to
this office Tor cash or re-inyestment.
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Eaptiss church At rodsturth, Orange CO., W.,
va dedicated On Sunday last. IS -
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NOTICE. hereby appoint VIM. Il
In DEAN, my Agent, to conduct the Cenfec footry
business in the city Of Rihmond to buy and sell for
CASH only. JOHN PITT.
iy 22-3t
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nag AT Cosr! AT Cosrl! Ar Cosrl!!

BARGAINS! RAkGAINsll BARGA Ns!!!--For thirty
days. we will sell our stock of staple aud Fancy
Dry Goods at COST. Also, Millinery and Straw
Goods, Frnges Ladies' Dress Trimmings. &c &C.
Oar stock embr. aces great variety OF desiI able
Goods which We will close out at incrediabie low
prices, to make room for the fall purchases.
LADIES' BAZAAR.
ix i6-l2t No LIS Broad street.
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pE A CARD.-We invite the attention
of the citizens and the public generally to sale
Of Furniture, &c. THIS MORNING, at our store, at
10 O'Clock. See advertisement.
iY 22-It LAkUa 4 SHINE. Ancts.
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T'HE Cay is, STILL THEY COME =
i And no wonder they do come, when such bar.
gains to be had. 600 rich Worked Collars at Is
CENTS 500 do do at 30 CENTS $50 do do 81 So worth
50. new lot Of straw BoDnets at half price, Ito
which the especial attention of the ladies request
ed busters in every variety, and at prices to defy
competition. Encourage hsnle manufactured Hoop
mad and at a less price. La ties Dress Trimmings
very cheap, TO close. Millinery Goods and Nuns
Bonoets in endless variety. You have only to Gail.
and you may rey on getting a bargain at the small
profit store 40 Main street, nearly opposite the St.
Charles GEORGE JACOBS.
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I usT-On Tuesday last, on Cary street,
- between sth and 9Th streets, my FREE Pa
PEKS. They were in n tin box. will give iibe-
raj reward for them If left ut this Office
JOHN HUDSON,
- frao n IF
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season. II invigorates the stomach and bowels. and
renders the sy stem great assistance In combating
the approach OF disease.
Ii you have u nigh, -x,.,,xc,
: - you '"'' FAKE HAMPTeN's TINCTURE.
n you nave TAKE MaMPToN's TINCrURE.
- you TAKE HAMPToS's TINCTURE.
If yoA have Pain III the Back. -
'o@ TAKE HAMpToN's TINCTURE.
II sonafe al TAKE TIAMPToN's TINCTURE.
If ron have Headache,
HAMPTON'S fEGETABLE TINCTUks,
By it's mild action on the stomach liYer and the kf
neys, vil cure D. spepsia, Cough. Asthma, Bron-
and Breast, Consumption and Scroiula, Rheumatism,
Cont, Neuralgia. Fistula Piles Bowel Complaint,
Worms an Nervous Debilites and all diseases ari-
sing from impure blood
DELICATe CHILDREN.
One hottie will prove its superior virtue.
AS A FEMALE MEDICINE,
Vampton's Tincture cannot be excelet. As q beau
tifying agent it is far superior TO any OF the cos
metIcs of the day, producing beautiful clear skip
and giving to the cheeks the color OF the rose. i'm
parting TO every muscle that life and elasticity
which ives to all who enjoy health such grace and
SoId by PURCELL. LADD Co, Richmond; BY
Dr. COOK T. Fredericksburg; BY all the Druggists In
fetersbcrc: ty MORTIMER e MOWBRAY, Bait
more aud by Druggists and Shopkeepers evsrywner.
a1-si ger hottie: six bottles for 81.
jy 90 -dA Is -.H
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f~ CLAssICAL AND MArnIMATI

fE2S u A So 1CAL AND MATHkMATICAL
SCHOOL, Corner of 9th and Clay streets. The duties
of this School will be resumed on the LIST October
Terms as heretofore. For further particulars, see
future Advertisement.
JyT-lw ROGER M AkTlN
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I OST-On Monday evening, between
IL Phoenix Engine House ard the Young Guards
Armcry, Gold BREASTPiN, In circular shape,
with he letters IN. g." in the cerfre. literal
ward will be Paid the finder by leaving il at this Of
fee. = ~ 2i-3s
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E,UaNIIURE WAGON, HORSE AND
L HARNESS FOR SALE The subscriber Offers
for sale cneap for cash. or for satisfactorily
torsad n re, an excellent FURNtTUkE WAGON.
but little .ed, and HORSE aud HARNESS. now
doiag good business Any PRISON wishing to pur-
chase can do .o by calling at tho stables 5th be-
tween franklin and Main streets.
y
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- rDorro. On PrAnE Drxrrraro1.--

~ E D1nro, on PnARL DfxTTrRfoD..-
This Tooth Powder IL prepared by recipe Of onesf
the Oldest Drnggists IN the United States. and nas
always giving the highest satisfaction For seases
OF the gums and for purifying and cleansing the
teeth. 1t stands unequalied Prepared and for sale
only BY wARING q PyiRCE.
Druggists. i07 Broad 81, above 9th,
iy n kjchmpnd. Va.
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hwtsf 1teAmosd, July 2l-Hg1A Nhss ~ Sa's.
ARRIVED.
Gchr MeIvina, Broell, James River. lumber.
7ichr soaiherner. Lefsver. Bsltincfs. suano, =
n efinker Co.
eteehr CasGandra vandsrvO0rf, Weeks, New Ior &
II 6kinkef Co.
SAILED.
echr 0aorsiana, Frost, Petersburg, mds. "
Sci1r westsver. Nickerson, down the river. light.
Schr Harrison Price, Johnson. down tie river,
light. ess
NORFOLK. July n Arrived. Mex,can brig Anze-
Ia, from Laguayra. bound for Bordeaux with ma
hoRany and lockwood. leaking badly. Vsss
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LOST.

r OST-On Friday evening last, either
IL on Main. Broad or GRACE street, q gold linked
BRACELk'f. The finder will be iiberaiiy rewarded
By leaving the same at this office. Jy FL
I OST--Saturday night. my FREE PA
IL PERS in a pocket book. The finder viii re-
ceiye suitable reward by ravIng them a.. this .hice
JOHN Ii CLAYrUN
a9-IfA mai mfr afnr
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AWNs, LAWNS just received from
- New York, very pretty lot Of l2Is cent Lawns
Among them ere small Figured Black and White;
also Blue, Purple, Pink and Brown do. do.
Jy2 CuILES GHENERY.
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0RGANDlE ROBES.-We are continu
" ing to sell great bargsins in Organize Robes.
SWORDS q THAW
Jy 22 lis Irnad st
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pOARDING.-Three or four young men
- can be accommodated with BOARD and comfort
able apartm ents, if desired, at Mrs HEkMAN'S Oh
9th street, % door below the City Springs Also,
wG,.ted viii e Woman, to do general Homework.
IRISH preferred. jy 22-ltt
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NOIICk Il have this day appointed
~ RICHARD T. SALE my Agent;,o conduct
GROCERY BUSINESS, to buy ana cell for cash
only. GEORGE W. ADAMS.
" ov<
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NOTICE. hereby appoint JOHN Nc
~ DONALD, as my Agent, to conduct the Groce-
ry business in the city of Richmond.
ly 22-I2t% NJ. L. BROACH.
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HANDSOME LACE MANTLES-Sel
- ing al greatly reduced prices
SWORDS 4 THAW
II proa
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E6r THE SUMMEK-ITs DISEASES
THE REMEDY AT HAsD.-HAMProSs VEGETABLE
TINcTURE.-Wet ave the srron 2est assurance OF he
GOOD effects of this medicine In Cholera Morbus. Di-
arhcea aud Dis a,es of the Bowels, incident to the
season. II invigorates the stomach and bowels. and
renders the sly stem great assistance In COMPARING
the anproaCh of disease.
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DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS. We
- have still on hand some very desirable Dress
doods To cose them ont before the season Is over,
Jy22 CaILES CHENERY.
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DEAR IN MIND, thst the on'y place
IL for bargains IS at LEWIS Cheap Store No IS
Main street. You can find there a very large and
well selected stock of Goods, which will be sold at
extremely low prices. Eonf forget that you ca
Swiss Collars at ST Is worth 40: Calicoes at ssc
wu tn I21ac; 81 inca Beached Cotton at Ssc, worth
l0c Double width De Beige at L.; fine french work
ed Linen Travelling Collars; Bayadere Lustre La
ye.la Cloth and De Beige. for travelling dresses.
very cheap; Linen Hdkf.: Embroidered Swiss Co.
lars and thousands of other goods can be found
~ low. at JACOB LEWIS,
jy % Is Main st.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-18

EDWIN FoRREsr's RETIREMENT Talking Of
the retirement of Forrest from The stage, the
New York Herald says;
For thirty-two years he has been the prime
faTorite with the play-going public, and with
but limited repertoire he has preserved a
hoM upon their affections equal to that which
has been enjoyed by the most brilliant lights
of the histrionic world. Garrick, who was es-
pecially favored by fortune, and who was a man
aeer rs well as an author aad actor, retired al-
ter tEirty-6ve years of theatrical life. Mack
lin, who died a centenarian, acted dur nc sixty
four years. Tama was Emperor of the Thea
tire Franchise thirty-tive years. Edmund kean
died in the harness after career of twenty
years Maeready retired thirty-sx years af-
ter he made his debut upon the London boards
Booth was thirty years before the public; and
Wallack. who IS now conducting the affairs OF
his theaiers in New York wish all the vigor Of
middle lie, made his first appearance in Lon
don iifty-two years ago. OF all the foregoing
only TaIma. Forrest, Booth aud kean have
pursued their art without intermissioa from
any cansc whatever.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-18

THE GROWING UsE OF "SLANG" IN DEcEyM
FAMILIEs-How imperceptbly we acquire
bad habits is to be seen by the aptness with
which some adopt slang phrases. 1t is not
uncommon TO hear young lady in her moth
er's parlor, surrounded by all the appliances Of
wealth and elegance, reply to friendly inter
rogatory by the expressive phrase, you bet"
If you ask her to accompany you to concert,
she may refuse by that laconic expression:
cover the left" or, should she choose to accept
your invitation, she will signify he intention
by saying, COB course | will, Sir" Should the
way prove rough and uneven, she viii inform
you that "Jordan am hard road to travel -
Should she wish to advance any of her friends
in your good opinion. she will tell YOU that he
is perfect brick The mother tells her babe
to dry up" and her boys to "go it while
they're young, and even the children catch
the taint, and defy parental authority by say
ing, you can't coue it," Like a deluge of
uncean water, Slang phrases are sweeping
over the land, debasing and degrading that
power which distinguishes man from BRUTE
S. Z: HePerlan.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-18

THE DUELLo IN CHIcAco.-In recent num-
Der of the Chicago Journal we find the follow
ing:
\ legitimate bona fdc duel took place this
morning upon the Garden City race course,
between a financier of this city and clerk at
one of our hotels. The wounded honors were
occasioned by lady, as usual. A formal
challenge was passed, and Colts revolvers were
the weapons selected. To make the affair still
mere interesting, Sl00 were put up as q for
felt, in case either party backed out, and one
of them slept on the field last night to be in
readiness The parties met this morning on
the race course, armed and equipped as the
code directs. At the given signal the princi-
pals took deadly aim at each other and fired,
but neither was hit The seconds declared the
affair honorably adiusted, except that neither
of them can hold Office after this We con
graduate them that they bad no need of a
Coroner.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-18

STRANGE INSURANCE CasE.-An cxtraordi-
nary Insurance case is pending in Detroit, Mich.
igan. The widow of s. NJ Haden has sued
the New York Union Mutual Company for
the amount of apoicy of $4,000 on her hus-
bands life, and there were. besides, other poll
cies on his life to the amount of $4,000. Mr..
Halden was killed year ago at Ann Arbor.
having been shot By some unknown person
while on the way from the depot to his house
Suspicious circumstances developed after the
murder have led to belief that he was killed
to obtain the money from the life insurance
companies. The defendants in the suit now
pending state that more careful and extended
inquiries lead them to the belief that this was
the result Of conspiracy, the principal actors
OF which are now living in remote parts Of
New York, Pennsylvania. Illinois, Indiana
and Michigan and as yet beyond the reach of
process. They decline to give the names of
the parties, lest the ends OF justice may be de-
feated.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-18

FEMALE VIRTUE AND GAxBLIyG.-As s
proof of the intensely demoralizing effect OF
card-paying, we give the following extract
Our readers may think us too sweeping in our
condemnation of what many consider merely
an innocent amusement, which so long as they
play for "loye"-whch is, we believe, the tech
nical TERMS no doubt harmless but at the
best frivolous intellectual method of fritting
away the time. Either mnsic or dancing are
surely infinitely preferable, especially for young
people, and when persons are too old to dance
themselves, we cannot conceive any greater
pleasure than watching the enjoyment Of the
young:
"The latest from a German bath tells us
how gentleman IN jelnc etourdi bean gorcoa
"a dashng player, dropped his bank notes /;
not in the rapid Specification, but in the ver-
table one They were to the amount of 10000
francs A lady at his side was troubled with
a severe cough for moment and received the
coincidence of all present, who of course saw
in her all the sorrows of a Nioletta, freed from
her sins. The cough caused her to stoop be-
side the table, and shortly afterwards, with a
hectic flush that awoke double commiseration,
to retire from the table. There are disciples
of Noltaire still in existence. One Of them,
his counterpart in sharp physiognoms and cynic
smile, but looking a trifie more like the man of
elevated society, touched beau garcon on the
shoulder-"Y ou have lost some bank notes. y
A moments examination of the little banking
heap at his side ard there is an "On efef,
monsieur Uous GUe1 rdi$on.' They are in
that ladys pocket who has just left the table"
said the old gentleman with the true Votaire
malicious smile. "Oh, impossible sir" ''Haye
her searched !" quietly observed the cid man.
"Impossiblei dare not" But | dare even
more than youth will, then for the good of So
ciety." A ninble step brings him to the side
of the lady A sort Of alfpolite half-cava-
lIer tone is assumed For moment the lady
denies; bat seeing the stern look of the old
man and the inquirirg glance of ihe young one,
now at her side, she dips into her pocket She
would see. Oh, yes : she found them, and was
just upon the point of giving them to the pro-
prietor of the salon to have them advertised
Then, with recovery of selfpossession, she
exclaimed, with the grace of the demi-monds,
''will monsieur not reward me for nay trouble2"
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-18

The GROWTH OF a SHTP-This piece of
ship anatomy was. few months since, the
home of singing birds: and its green leaves
danced and twihkled to their music. And
now, though stripped and seeming dead, ii will
live gallant life; it will feel a noble sympa-
thy with giant being; it will pulsate the bill
low; it will be portion Of living ship; a
beautiful and fearful thing. iullbreasted. robed
in flowing snow a thing where grace and
mightiness marry, and are indivisibly harmon
ized The growth of ship The growth Of
human thing Why, it is alike. The earth
and sky-aIl the elements have done their nlin-
isteEing, nursing the primal germ. And then,
as the babe Is to be the man, so is the timber
to the craft The child becomes an honest
trader or sinful thief The oak swims mer-
ehant, or plumbers as buccaneer.-Do Douglas
Jerrold.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-18

ADvERrIsING.-I have always considered
advertising, literally and long, to be the great
medium of succcss in business, and prelude to
wealth. And have made it an invariable
rule too. to advertise in the dullest times, long
experience having taught me that money thus
spent is well laid out; as by keeping my busi-
ness continually before the public, it has Sc
cured me many sales that I would otherwise
have lost Stephen Grdrd
Some people, however, by their con-
duct, appear to think that Stephen Girard
didn't know how to make fortune, and think
there's no use putting everything into the pa
perS :" that their stores are enough known al
ready; and these people will continue to jog
along at a snails pace and are soon distanced
by their competitors. There is skill in adver-
tising as in everything else. Advertisements
should be changed often, and their phraseolo-
gy altered, or they will be considered as out
Of date. This is the age of lightning and
steam presses. Sleepers must awake up. or
they will be left behind-Nsw Orleans B-R-
iet1-.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-18

EDITORIAL COURTESY IN KANsAs-The edi-
tor of the Coaaumio1aalist, published at Don
iphan. K. T., pitches into the editor of a Black
Republican sheet after the following manner /.
1.-The editor Of the Chief wishes US to bring
him INTO notice, but swe do not wish to polute
our columns with such trash, unless forced to
do so. We would gently hint to the cross
eyed crank sided, peaked and long razor nosed,
blue mouthed, nigger-lipped, white-eyed, soft
headed, long g-eared, crane-necked, blobber-lip-
ped, squeaky voiced. empty headed, snaggle
toothed, filthy mouthed, box ankled, pigeon
toed, reel footed, ignoble Black Republican
Abolition editor to attend to bis own affairs, or
we will pitch into him in earnest.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-18

\ SENSIBLE CoRoLLARY-A writer in the
Chicago Journal gives his experience in regard
to wheat speculation in which he had been
ergased. The same remarks would apply al
most as well to anything else, not excepting
candles and butter He says, in summing up
That to buy at 'eighty-fve' and sell at .fif-
ty-iive' viii not pay, unless a man does very
large business. That wheat, when it cnce be-
gins to fall, is a devlish long while ia reaching
the bottom That when it once begins to heat,
it very soon becomes too hot to hold That,
after all, the siIrest way to make money in
wheat is to plant it in good soil. And, lastly,
that man going into the wheat market, with
even a very small capital, if he is Industrious
and perseyeres, may very soon succeed in ow-
ing more than it Is probable he will ever be
worth"
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-18

SOCIAL AMUSEMENTs IN CINCINNATI.-The
facts of the accidental shooting of young
man IN Cincinnati was recorded few days
ago IN the papers of that city. Accidental 1t
was called; but the peculiar circumstances of
the case, as now narrated BY the Cincinnati
CONNIE; cia!. would hardly Justify that term.
A group of young men were conversing upon
The subject OF shooting. jim remarked that
ne had been lately undergoing a course of les
sons from Travis, and he considered himself a
crack pistol shot. However exalted an opin-
ion Jim might entertain of his prowess it was
not concurred in by his friend Tom, who did
not hesitate TO tell jim 50. saying he could not
hit an elephant at ten PAGES. This disparage-
ment OF the young mans skill so reused his ire
that ne wanted Immediately to wager a small
sum that he could hit any object larger than
cent, or ring the bell three times in success
SION, at distance of len PAGES.
Done, said Tom, L will take the bet
Very WELL replied jim, only be sure and
name a mark as large in diameter as a cent
All right-Ill do So 1t is myself
w hat calculated Jim. with astonishment,
you. you put yourself as mark to shoot at =
es, sir, eooly replied Tom, i will, and
what IS more, | do not think that the target
will be in any particular dagger
The second sarcastic reference to Jim's at
tainment nerved him, and, drawing his wallet
quickly, he laid down the amount of the pro-
posed bet which was quickly covered by 1'ori.
The preliminaries settled, both parties, togeth-
er with few favored friends, repaired to the
back yard where the grand trial of skill was
to take place. Like hero in sacred cause
did Tom stand at the distance agreed upon.
Not a muscle moved, nor was any emotion dis
tinguishable in his features. Confident in his
measurement ofJim's capacities, he stood
''Heedless Of all around.'
and patiently waited Jim's readiness. The
word was givln, one--the pistol is raised two
he takes deliberate aim, threc-fres.
My God / shrieked 1'om in the widest des-
pair, I'm shot.'
Didn't tell you so?' laeonicaly spoke Jim
without thinking to asl, the extent Of his
friends injuries didn't | tell you so |
knew it: I'm a sure shot =
The spectators few to Toms aid who was
fortunately, found to be not much hurt, the
bail having entered the feshy part OF his leg
Good humoredly they all returned to the bar
room and INDUCED in smile. Since the oc
currence not one Of Jim's friends has dared to
dispute his claims as a crack shot, fearing that
the consequences may be to them dead shot
What pity the develish fool was not shot
in the head