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~Llke unto that

arLIke unto that
sInnumerable caravan that moves to the pal'
realms of shade"
is the aluost countless host annually carried upon
the twenty-five thousand miles of American rail-
roads Some one curious in such statistics csu'
mates that the five Thousand Locomotives and
eighty thousand cars transport over thirty millions
Of tons of freight and 100 900 900 of passengers
This seems almost like that immense throng
(which no man can number"
The entire cost of our railroads is estimated at
one billion of dollars. The tabled wealth OF Croesus
Swndles in comparison.
erThe Catholic Church, though not completed,
was opened for public worship on Sabbath last.
% 1t is run,ored that the late Superintendent
of the Illinois Central Road, has rsde PROPOSE
ton to lease the Central Ohio Road. The latter
road seems to be properly managed under its pres
en- officers, and nothing has occurred lately to
warrant the supposition that any such an arrange.
ment ss the above is in contemplation.
&rThe recent rains have swelled the river to 5
feet ineAes in the channel, on the strength u
which the Courier started out on Tuesday eve
ming, for Cincinnati.
poThe telegraph line along the Central Road
is completed, and in operation. The telegraph
Office is removed from the Depot building to a
room in the Freight office.
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9The "Elixir,' prepared by DR.. JAS
WILLIAMS, for the cure of DYsPEPsY, and
nothing but rYsFEPsT, (as advertised in an
other column,) has, by its own merits, OBJ
tained for itself SO high reputation
Phi.edelphia. that Physicians acquainted
with its properties. are using it themselves
and prescribing it to their patients, con-
vinced, by observation, Of its great efficacy
in restoring the disordered digestive organs
to heal lthy function. Numerous cases ol
Dyspepsy, OF the most aggravated cnsrac-
ter, which were abandoned as incurable BY
some of the Medical Faculty, have, by the
Use oi this Elixir, been restored to peri CT
health, as attested certificates testify.
Ie3ly
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THk GREAT CANVASS IN iLLIsoIs.-We
are glad ty hear from The Stale Journal, d
the l3d inst, that Gov. CHASE, sin COM
pliance with the earnest request of the Re.
publican State Central Committee of Hi.
nois," has consented to 60 to that State to
aid in the canvass on the side of LIEcoLs
AND FREEDOM. Gov. CoRw1N, of our State
sometime since raised the battle axe against
DOUGLAS. All eyes are eagerly turned to
illinois. She will do her duty by promptly
placing herself in the vanguard of Repub-
,ican States.
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nrThs Teachers of Wheeling and $,

nrThs Teachers of Wheeling and sur
rounding Villages have formed an AssOcia
tion called "the Union Teachers Associa
ton Of Ohio and Virginia" They het
their irst meeting on last Saturday, in the
Sd Ward School room, Wheeling. NJ. d.
LEeGkrr, of GAINESVILLE addressed the AS
soeiation. We did not get notice of the
meeting in time for notice last week. This
is an important matter, and should receive
fke encouragement of every teacher. Fhe
Association has the support we believe OF
the teachers of Martinsville and Bridgeport.
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Mmriea,

In this place, on Thursday, Oct 2lst,by Rev. j.
Moffat, Mr JOHN B. LONGGLEY, Local Editor
Of this paper, to Miss ALICE c. WELDlN.
arThe boys" acknowledge favors from the
fair bride. She has proved herself wiser than her
sex by duly appreciating printer. May bliss un-
alloyed be theirs. May none but printers devils
haunt their home, and may they tthe little imps)
be many.
On the 18th inst. at Morris, Ills, bv Rev. E. B.
Turner, ]. w. NEWPORT, ESQ.,, to Miss MARY
GORHAM, all of Morris.
On the 2lst inst. by Rev. S. Y. Kennedy, Mr..
ELISHA HAINE', OF Loydsville. to Miss S. R.
COOK, of Flushing
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Thy friend truly,
JOHN II. WHlTALL.
DIR. Roback's Great Medical Dis
coverieS.

DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies
are overturning all the old theories OF med
icine. Tney reach the blood through the
digestive organs with a quuickness, cer-
tainty and curative effect almost miraculous.
The herbs of which they are made are from
the mountains of Sweden, and this combI-
nation of vegetable eements is superseding
all the mineral medicines. Dyspeps a,
coughs, bronchitis, bilious complaints. fits,
nervous mplaints, Mysteries, scroiua, skin
diseases, rheumatism, headache, pains in
the back, sexual debility, etc. are relieved
with wonderful rapidity, and there is no
malady originating in morbid condition OF
the blood or other fluids of the body, that
does not yield to the Scandinavian Rem
edies. See Advertisement. octl4lm
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NoyEL COMPLAINT AGAINST TEACHER.
The dismissal Of the H,gh School teach
er has caused g great deal of scandal in
Palmer, Mass, where an alleged attempt On
the para of the principal to kiss female
assistant against her will, is held 10 be
sufficient ground for his instant expulsion.
The school COMMITTEES are indignant. The
people, however, intend to keep the teach
er employed at their own expense. and
petitioned for a general town meeting, 10
be bel6 on Monday, the 18th, to See wheth-
er tbe voters are unwilling that a school
teacher should continue to be man.
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~ Q1The Columbus Statesmas, in speak.
ing of the FIRE which occurred in one of the
rooms 10 the State House few days since
says: - .s.aas l.t.. ta
Five e'or six hundred volumes of public
documents, embracing the only complete
set extant Of documents from the first or.
ganization of the territorial geyernms Mt to
the present time, were. totally ruined
These documents were of great value al
records, and it will be impossible to replace
them.
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GA. Fsyette City, Monogahela ahd
Indiana Fairs, during the last week. the
Fest Premiums for rapid Business and Orna.
mental Penmanship were awarded to the
Iron City College of this City. The pre-.
sent patronage of this Institution is great
or than that of any other four Commercial
Colleges of the Union, and offers advsnt.
ages Superior TO all others in very branch
OF Business Education, as well as in Pen,
manship for which it is so pre- eminently
distinguished.-Pittsburgh Euening Oh, on
icLe
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IxfosfAsf.-Our Agent, JoHs HARVEY, WI
visif eli delinquent subscribers at East hie'D'
Uniontewn. and Flushing within the coming two
weeks We hope our friends will be prepare to
hand over what is due Us, as We very much need
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srOur old friend, VIZ. Riley, wishes us to
call the attention ofthe public to the fact that he
ie engaged in repairing boots and shoes at his res
idenes in the East end of town, opposite the res
idencs of DR.. West. He guarantees > do his work
in the neatest and best Style, and wa rants sat
isfacfian Give him q call.
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NOH. sale.

'NHE UNDERSIGNED. designing to
Il reside permanently IN the West, offers Ior
sale the property he now occupies near St. Clairs-
vile. The house lie a COTTAGE FRAME, I2 eet
story 42x36 feet, contains seven apartments built
of good Materials is finished in pei ior styie and
has STABLE, CARRIAGE HOUSE, &c attached.
The lot on which the buildings stand contains
hve acres of good land, divided into Garden Orch
ard, Meadow, and Pasture Lots. The garden is
well stocked with choice Ornamental Shrubb
and a large variety Of Strawberry, Gooseberry
Grape. Raspberry Currant, Cherry, Pear and other
fruits. There are about fifty Apple and a hundred
Peach trees, earliest and latest varieties and in
excellent condition. Few places have SO many
conveniencss for family wishing quiet and com.
fort. The property can be examined at any time
and possession iven the fr st OF October.
Suitable property in Central Illinois or Iowa ex.
changed for it. ALEX. YOUNG.
je24
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MASONIC and 1. o. o. F. CALENDA
TEAcHERS EXAMINATION.

Teachers are notified that the usual monthly sI
,n;n:s;nn m IN take pIsce in the Msriette Street
school House. in 81. CIarsville, on SATURDAY, tne
3O,h Of Oct Each applicant shouh be present =. "
n,cIock A. n, and should CONT provided WIN
issd pepci and postage stamped envelope. lee
examination in Arithmetic viii close q Il O'CLOCK,
~. in Enel isb Grammar at O'Clock, p. NJ IN
other branches at 81 O'Clock, p. n.
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ownships in this county

An IkTEREsTING EXPERIMENT - TIE
WasAiheton States OF Friday last, says; "Mr
Clancy Jones appeared to be SO confident
of reelection that be actually raid, in this
city, he ras eoingto run only to shoO Mr..
Buchanan hoto easy ii hos 10 ts elected as al
Administration Democrat" The result o;
this inteaesting experiment is told by the
official returns.
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5oHs HARvET, OF tniontown,' 70 es'
accredited agent to receive and receipt for
fnorey on our accounts.
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LAND APPRAIsERs.-At the recent elec-
tion. the persons named below were elected
Appraisers Of Real Properly in the several
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Hoohand 5 Balsamic Cordial.
Read ,phat the eminent GIdsSbloloer, John "
HhltaH, sals of ii:


Read ,ulsat the eminent GlassbLolCer, John VI
WhitaH, says Of it.:
DR.. C. M. JACKSON :
RESPECTED FRIEND: Having for long
time beer acquainted with the virtues Of
thy Balsamic Cordial in Coughs Colds, In.
aamation of the Lungs, &c. thus freely
bear testimony to its efficacy. For several
years have never been without il in nay
family. 1t also gives me pleasure to state
that have used it with entire success in
the treatment of Bowel Complaints.
Thy friend truly,
JOHN H. WHlTALL.
Race Street above Fourth, Phila-
Fifth No. II, 1858.
Prepared only by DR.. e. Nj. Jackson, No
Alb, Arch Street, and for sale by Druggists
and Storekeepers throughout III United
States and Canada Price rs cents PEI
bottle. octl4lm.
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Commercial Matters.
st. Clairsville Market.

coRREcrKD WEEKLY BY JOHN JErsoN, GRO
GER, MAIN STREET
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Rats, Reaches, Bugs, Insects, &c

What the Druggists say:
-CARDIKeToK, Ohio, June 22d, 1857.
DEAR Sir: received 6 doz. No. Rat,
Roach, &c. Exterminator from you, and it
IS all gone. 1t sells like hot cakes, giving
general satisfaction. Yours. &C.,
GEORGE ROSE.
OrSee "Costar's" advertisement in an
other column.
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@A oF
! vAluBlE "a RM,
BY ORDFR OF COURT.

ON THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
" 1858, between the hours of 10 O'clock, A. NJ,
and o'clock, P. NJ, the premises will be offer
ed for sale One Hundred and Tweniy-One Ac res of
first quality of Land, IS of which is Ieared
and in high state of cultivation; well watered snd
timbered, laying close to the National Road, four
miles East OF ST. Clairsville and seven miles West
of Wheeling. The location is desirable one, and
well adapted for profitable. farming.
TERms-one-third Of the purchase money on hand
and the balance in two yearly iRstssimSnts, with
interest from day Of sale.
ELLEN MeNAHAN5 Guardian
ofthe minor children of VIM. MeMshan, decd
ss9ts
TPeisons wishing TO examine the property can
call on Dag id Brown miles East of ST. Clairsviie
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PERMANENT OFFICE.

COMPLYING with the urgent request
~ ofhundreds of their patients,
DRs. c. NJ. FITCH AND J. w, SYKES
Have concluded TO remain
Permanently in Pittsburgh,
And may be consulted at their Office,
mn. IsI, PENS STREET.
Opposite the St. Clair Hotel,
Daily, except Sundays, for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all other Chronic Complaints com
pIicated with causing Pulmonary Disease, in.
cluding
Ca.arrh, Heat Disease, Affections of the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female
Complaints. etc.
DRS. FITCH & SYKES would state that their
treatment of Consumption is based upon the fact
that the disease ersts in the blood aad system at
large beth before during its Development in the
tungs, and they therefore employ Mechanical. Hy-
gienic and Medicine1 remed les purify the blood
and strengthen the system With these, they use
MEDICINAL INHALATiONS. which they va ue
highly, but only PaiHatives, (hariag Csrativs
efsbt rhsn xssd aione,) and lnvalids are cautioned
against wasting the precions time of durability on
any treatment based upon the plausible but false
idea that tn .seet fthe disease be reached in
O direct manner by inhalation " for, before tated
the seat of the disease is in the blood and Effects only
in the lungs.
No charge Jor consultations.
A list OF questions will be sent to those ishing
to Consult us by le-Ier. oc14
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.

WHEELING, Oct. ~.
Flour. Snperfne- ss,s0lFish, Mackeral, sIlalli
4" Extra. 5,5OasoOl Shad, si4l
Butter, in kegs, lnall Herrings S7I
Cheese. Wesl-R. Sale Hay, Clover ton, 7,50
Coffee. 20a2l lIial2l Timothy, ssa9
Eggs, dog. stMolasses, NO al
Rice, Ala. Sugar H. .0l
Sugar 9a9f hhd., 10 bbl Golden Syrup, 63
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Wheeling Retail Market.
WHEELING, Oct. 81.
Neh advertisements.
Office issheFe6g given that

Office is4hefeby given that peti-
tion will be rresented to the Commissioners
of Belmont county, tt4heir next session, praying
for a view and survey to be made of the grounds
for the location of County Road from the Ns-
onaI Road TO the mouth of Genin's Run. Com
mencing for said proposed County Road at the
National Road East of st. CIairsvilIe, and running
in South Eastern direction through lanes of he
of John Thompson. deceased; and thence through
lands eff T homas II Genin to lane the line E.
tween said Genin and James Young; thence alo g
said lane o the residence OF said Young; thence
to the woodland nth of said residence thence i'm
an Easterly direction and nteTsecting Cenin's
Run. thence with said Run TO its mouth. oceS
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DIR. HOOFLAND.S
BAlSAMlg CORDIAL.
THE SPEEDY CURE OF

S"sNsSsssSS SSSVOU4SAa
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza; Group, Hsarss.
ness, Bronchitis, Paeumonia, Diseases of
the Bor0eLs arising from C5ld, Ixcipient
Consumption, and for :he relief and If at
oil possible cure of Patients ir the most
advanced stages Of he latter disease.
This celebrated preparation, like the Bittefs: NAV
be confidently relied on. IL is designed for class
Of diseases more general and more fatal than sny
other to which the people of this country are suS-
ieetm,h0se sPIIains from .sligh, so,a' rms,
that Colds TO our Inhabitants what the Plasue
and yellow Fever aFe 10 those Of other eonatYiee;
but, tan aver confidently that they usher In dis
latter"
fnrth proof of the terrible fatality Of disease,
result ing from common cold'' may be seen BY
glance al the following statistics, taken from the
ords of the Board of Health of Phade lphia con.
iessedy of the healthy localities In Ii.
Union:
ls5e. Total deaths in Philadelphia, iUser
Died of Consumption, 1919
number), s,34s
-I0.asI
1853. Total deaths, s,74s
O':' q oir;s%s'iiSa; al o'Rss Diseases, 1sa sa
1854 Total deaths, 1914
Died OF Consumption. o.I.s
" - all other diseases, e636
-1,eH
From these figures ID will be seen that nearly one.
fourth OF the total deaths in the country are caused
by consunptio II, TO say nothing OF the nImerous
other di'eases springing from "slsht cold"
DO not trife with your health; but. il suffering
from cough, or cold on the lungs, buy bottle of
HOOFLAND'S BAI.SAMlC CORDIAL, and you
may safely count on q cure. Thousands have done
so, and have certified to its wonderful effects.
Coughs someti mes proceed from q dIsordered or
dysPeptc state Of the stou aeh, in which case the
German Bitters shorid be used. In CO ses OF weak
nesses, general debilly of the rarultiuR
from protiacted cough the German Bittsrs will he
found of great benefit.
Prepared OILY by DR.. {. N. Jackson, as, Arch
Street. Philadelphia, an Ter sale by Druggists and
Storekeepers throughout the United States aud Can
ada. Price 15 cents pr bottle.
LociL lsxxrs.
! II. PATTERSON. ST. ClaifsviIle;
CuLBIRIsos " PATTERsoA, Bridgeport;
EZRA HARPER, Martinsvile,
Ep~~Nr HvurEs, New Athens;
G. JupsiNs, BarnesvilIe;
]. & J. Il. MERCER, BelIaire. suSly
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BelIaire Rufal Golnnul

ARRIVAL AND DEfARrUKE OF PASSENGER Trains
&c. o. R. R-Trains leave at $50 A. NJ. 9, 20 A
n, and 1 P. NJ; arrive at 10 A NJ. 30 P. NJ, and
80 P. X.
C.&P R---Trains leave at A. NJ, $40 P
n, and II P. n; arrive at 7 30 4 n, ,o5 P. n
and P. n.
B g. o. r. R-Trains leave Benwood opposite
Bellaire, at 1920 A. N, 81 NJ. and io,5o P. M
arrive at 500 A. NJ, 9 80 A. M. and $50 P. N.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find il to rheir
benefit to call on me before purchasing, and pledge
myself TO sell to them their stock OF Dry Goods as
cheap theY can be bought in the East.
ALEX. HEYMAN, 1877, Main street.
Wheeling, September. 1858. oc21
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gflftt Mlisfellal,p,
p is Fron Household words.
A AaPRMCESS ROYAL.

I remember to have fallen in once
with certain American captains and col
onels and men-at-arms, in small place
on the Brazos river, few mile north of
Jose Maria, in Texas. I had paid a
visit to this place, near which dear
companion of my youth had been muir
dered. We were school fellows, aud for
FIVE years We had been brother officers in
the same regiment. lie went to the
United States just when the war broke
out with Mexico, and became captain of
company of Kentucky rifemen. A
few month after the battle of Vera Cruz,
he was deputed by the officers of his
brigade to present to General Taylor
who was on leave of absence at New Or
leans-a gold medal as token of their
respect. Choosing the nearest way from
the camp, across country, he set out on
his errand with guide and two servants,
all on horseback, armed to the teeth
In Jose Marie, my poor friend unwisely
exhibited the medal to a crowd of re-
spectable-lo looking persons, calling them
selves colonels, majors, and captains.
who seemed to take great pleasure in
studying its engravings. He did BOT
even remark in what a hurry some of
those colonels were to start before him.
But the medal has, in ten years, never
more been heard of, and my old eomrade
and two of his companions were found
shot dead In ravine.
It was near this place that I also fell
among colonels. There was one of them
who took great liking to my horse,
when be saw me giving it to the ostler.
He tapped it repeatedly on the neck, de.
claring it, with an oath. to be nice
hanimal and no mistake-which asser-
tion he repeated afterwards over and
over again to his felfow-men in the cof-
fee-room, who, when they had been out
to satisfy their curiosity, agreed with
him upon the matter. 'Now, wouldn't
that be nag for you, major % he said
to tall, powerful man, with rough
beard and disgusting features, who set a
little apart from the rest, and wore q
large gray coat. The major said moth
ing, but stalked out Of the room, soon
afterwards, followed by the colonel
The others had again taken up their old
topic of conversation, and were talking
politics, rather yehemently as I thought
when the Waiter-a German-came ur
to nae, and told me in our own language
that I had better take care, as those two
rufians outside had set eyes upon my
horse, and would be sure to steal it if ]
gave them the slightest chance. An
noyed at this intelligence, asked mJ
countryman what he thought it would
be best for me to do.
Why said he, you have fallen in with
bad set, and, if you want to keep your
horse, 1 should advise you to escape a.
soon as possible
After a little reflection 1 resolved tc
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- A Bear TREEp BY A HoRsE,-Bears
are more numerous this season than for
several years in the central counties OF
the State, and adventures with them are
quite common. Mr.. D. Cross, of Fair
field, who recently visited Eaton county,
related to us an affair which occurred
four miles east Eaton Rapids, which pre-
sents an example of maternal care by q
mare for her colt that is rarely exhibited
by the horse kind, fit was not q hair
breadth adventure "A mare with colt
by her side, was feeding in a pasture
when she was approached By three bears
-an cd one and two cubs nearly full
grown. Alarmed for the safety of her
colt the mare forgot the usual fear ofthe
horse for these animals, and attacked
them with such yigor that they were
forced to retreat. They were pursued
so closely that one of them was conpell.
ed to seek safety and remain iR a tree
until the owner of the mare, who had
watch ed the whole proceedings, went to
his house for gun, returned and Fhot it.
zielfia1 sWatck Ioacer. ~ Easgm
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venison from the brown forests Of Maine,
turkeys from the broad sayannahs of the
West, canvass-b backs from the placid
Potomac, trout from Superior, aud sal,
mon from. St. Johns together with
fruits, flowers and wines for every taste
and from every cline. Nsss 4 -
The repast over, you are permettid,
with patronising invitation, t, "call
sgain," to make your retreat to the open
air, there to thank heaven that you are
not a worshipper within the magnificent
yet cherlesss abode sasa z4sl
One nights work, few days previous
to the close of the last session, made
sad havoc among the.c ffcrs Of this den
Itissaid that . distinguished Senator
won op that night $50, 900, which broke
the bank and caused temporary sus-
pension. A new house, however, was
soon purchased by him, and was mag
decorated, when the .sking of
terrors," the great u beaten and up.
ehallenged, stepped in and closed the
game Of life forever. - e
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HAPPINESS OF CHILDREs.-Ghiiaren
may teach us one blessed, one enviabie
art-the art of being easily hsppy:-
Kind nature has given to them that usc-
full power of accommodation to eircum-
stances which cempensates for many ex-
ternal disadvantages, and it is only BY
injudicious management that his lost
Give him but moderate portion Of food
aud Kindness, and the pesantschild is hap
pier than the dukes; free from artificial
wants, unsatiated by indulgeaee, all ma
ture ministers to his pleasure, be can
carve out felicity from . bat OF hazel
twig, or fish for it successfully in apud-
die. I love to hear the boisterous JOY
of troop dragged urchins, whose cheap
playthipgs are nothing more than und,
snow, sticks or oyster.shelis. or towatch
the quiet enjoyment of half clothed
half-washed fellow of four or I've years
old, who sits with . large rusty knife and
a lump Of bread and bacon, at bis fathers
door who might move the envy Of sp a.
derman. s-et g sssNe