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Worcester daily spy., 1858-10-27
G OV E Is 81 B A ER's
oBLhBRATED
Family sewing 'Hacllimes,

IL SUMNER STREET, BOSTON,
4sb no ADV WAY, NEW YORK,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-10-27

hmtms uoubie Gluas sAImbrOtypcm, A
permanently sealed are uo lar bentty oI An
n % p.nlaney 81 tone, coor and ruhfulness nature.
10 not foil 70 give him call II YOU wiah Tor picture
SCasuoory IN every respect His rooms are over the
Otzen's Bank, llS Main street ar ana
Worcester daily spy., 1858-10-27
Republican State Ticket.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ELIP HALET TRASK,
OF SPRINGFIELD.

NINTH TMCT.
For Represe sentative TO Congress- ELI
THAYER Of Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-10-27

These maohinea sew from two spools and form seam
Of uuq sled strength, teauts, AMI elasticity which viii
NOT rip' even u yry fourth stitch be cut They are
unqnetionably The best IL The market for family use
Ia N
Worcester daily spy., 1858-10-27

DRAPER s. CLARK
Have just received and offer for sale large lot of BUT
TER, CHBEsE, D1ui le Extra and Common BUOK-
WHEAr FLOUR, LARD, BEANS, &c. diff OF
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United States Supreme Court.

NaSiisSo1ON, req Il, 1905.
No. &C. j. NJ Msttngly vs David n. Boyds, admins
,rsor.--Justce Cation delivered the opinion OF the
Court reversing the decree Of the Circuit Court OF the
United states for the Western district Of Tennessee and
Remaining the cause for further proceedings
No. a. Frank Dynes Jonah n Hoover--Iustice
Wayne delivered the opinion Of the Court affirming tho
Judgment Of the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
district Of Columbia, with costs
Nos 20 and T. Philo Chamberlain et al claimants Of the
propeller ogden, y. B. Ward, and E. Ward al vs.
Philo Chamberan.-Appca from tho Circuit Court for tho
Southern district Of Ohio On motion ordered 10 be dis
missed with costs.
No 60. lafayette Insurance Company Cornelius
KidderEror 10 Circuit Court OF the United States OF
Indiana The matters in controversy having been settled
che cause ordered to be dismissed with costs.
No. IS. niphas Spencer John W. Iapsley.-Arsu
ent continued for defendant and concluded for plaintiff
No SO. Geo. W. Mattcrson Va. Andrew NJ Payne.-Sub
mtted on record and printed argument for defendant
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Political Intelligence.

Ksow NoruSc TrAncRN KFNrrcKY-The American
party OF the State of Kentucky assembled In convention
at hc city Of Frankfort, January 81 1853, assert the fol
loving political principles and adopt the following plat
form
The federal Union must he maDtsned.
TIE reserved rights Of the Suites rnust be respected
Tie rights o. conscience must BE- guarantees and tho
unCn O. Church and :tate mus, be prevented.
American interests mrst he promoted
Ar American nationality must be cherished.
Stcuus aarations must be terminated
The tue interests a. the country present and prosn@c-
i've cenand that fcr gn paupers and criminals shall he
excluded, and ihs the naturalization laws should he
su'rtcd 90 a. guard sgaiust foreign influences the
adnlIAi.tfA, ou o. the seLeral government
Tt rc - suffrage IL TIE States and Territories should
- RESTRICTED ~ cz,rs % the tuec states and the rro
30 cn q TIE democracy w. enable aliens n participate
n the ornscn o. state constitutions rs gross perver
sOn 81 r'uc pie ana the bee, evidence that time and
have asdc1 the reasors that rst induced the
oreeL zsiicu ~ the American party.
Resolved, That TIC abuses Of power and ultra tcndcn
CO = t 90 called democratic party call for the earnest
opposition Of every friend Of the Union and the Consttu
ton.
Resolved That all the States cf the linton are entitled
g. tatcaic IN The public bounty and that the policy OF
TIE party Va power by which the public lands sppr0
r's,ed in large quantities 20 particular States Is unjust,
JrcqUal, and ought let To be tolerated
Received, Tba, we hold as cardinal principle that
dvsofs growing cut of constt cnsl construction must
by form ~ government be ultimately determined by
the Supreme Court Of the United states wherever can
Do sppoc TO the decision o. suit and all loyal citizens
should acquesce in such decision.
Asrsrcas NOMINATIONS KKSrucxy.-Tho Know
Nothing State Convention OF Kentucky have nominated
George Mckee their candidate for Clerk Of the Court
Of Appeals.
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The United States frgate Niagara lcft tho Brook
Ign Navy Yard dry dock yesterday, and IL secured
under the eastern shears. Her main, fore and nizzsn
topgaabt taken In before leaving the dock
All her standing rigging has been tauened, and such al
teraions as were required on II have been made. Tho
work Of setting up Der running rigging will be
Immediately, ALEC the caulking her star board outside
he port side having been complsed before going
dry dotk) Will be continued and prosecuted with yor
well % painting outside and inside which will require
more than week 10 complete after wh:h she will
take IN her stores provisions &C. when she will be ready
for sea. The whole viii not occupy over fortnight
The United states store ship Release, Commander Par.
kerr sailed from Boston 30th ult for Spczza with
tor the Mediterranean squadron The following list
of her oficers-Wm A. Parker, Lieut. Conman ling: T.
Scott fllcbrown, LIST Lieut. James g. Maxwell 2d Lieut.
Charles ,. fahs, Passed Assistant surgeon winslos
Cautain's Clerk.
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THE FAMILY HERALD.

News rom Csiifornin-Ncws from Nicara-
gua-The Attempt In Assassinate the Em-
psror Napoiean- Escape OF the Adrsstic-
Latest News, Sc.
The FANNY HERALD will be issued on Wednesday morn
ing next IL contents will embrace
The News from California
The latest News from Nicaragua
Affairs in Europe-Our London, Paris and 81 Petersburg
CorrcspondcnceAuempt to Assassnaie Louis Napoleon
with Particulars Of the Killed and Wounded the Erpo
sive Instruments 6c.Escspe Of the Adriatc, &c, &c
The Mormon wM-Dcspaich OF Captain 81 George
Cooke giving the particulars Of the March 10 Fort Bridgcr
Conclusion Of the Case Of IN. "Bride Of an Hour-rn
,eressna Letters from Mother Her Would be son
law.
Curious story Abou, Louis Napoleon in New York
Explosion on board the Fanny F.rn-Full Particulars
Of the Calamity.
The Tom Paine Festva-1he Inndels in Council and in
the Ball Room
Affairs In misunderstanding Of Congress.
full ana carefully corrected Report OF the Retail
Prices Of all kinds OF Marketable Producetow Poultry
should be Dressed for Market-Advance in Potatoes and
Apples, NC.
Editorials on the Current Events OF the day.
The Latest Intelligence by telegraph or otherwise.
with the Local News Of interest in this and the adjoining
cites-Polce Reports-rhesiricsl Mat,crs-Commercal
and Money Markes-Reporl Of the Cattle Marset-lrsr
rages and Deaths for the week-iormpg large amount
o, general and interesting reading.
Terms-Opy 81 year; four cents single copy To DO
obtained Of the news agents and at the Office
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House q Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Feb. /, 1858.

WASHINGTON, Feo 1, 1885,
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEES
Mr. sr.x,ox lo,n of ,)bio oaared n preamb,e sst,inv
D 49, :
forth thai j. b. Wiamson OF the city oil New YORK, was
the 9Th Of January duly summoned but refused TO
h.sora thu corr,,,,.e IN thu
~ 80 80 - - fm.sN 49, 80. -
charges against tue memoirs VI ohoeis VI INC s' house,
growing out OF the expenditures OF Messrs Lawrence,
Stone Co 70 influence the massage Of the Tariff bill Of
80 :, ,,,--,., ,.,,. g.. A., 60,
1901 aho c"ncuuing WIN reeoiu'on III" the Sieaher
do issue his warrant directed TO the Sergeant at Arms TO
take into custodv the said Williamson wherever found
=, -. L., =. A., -. :, ~, H.. A. -. o..
ano orbg MN peore the p oi us houso W answer TOT
contempt OF its authority NJ Stanton caused TO be read
n letter from Mr. Williamson In which he respectrully
-, - -" ~, -. c
oeohneo :" appear oeiore inc ooin"i'eo, ior reasons
which his attorney advised HIM were sufficient for his
not leaving New York. The resolution was adopted
supply the accidental omission in the army bill OF last
scsson TO make appropriation fer the support OF the
national Mmories
The bill passed approprases $500 600 for thai purpose
mokk oosMIrrhLs
MI bofcr, (sdm) OF > T., offered aresoluton, when
passed providing Tor the appointment OF select co'an
tee OF seven to inquire into and report ON tho following
subjects, VIA reducton OF inc expenses OF govern
ment the navigation Jaws oil the United states the exist
ing duties on imports and the expectancy OF gradual
repeal OF All duties on imports and of resort exclusively
TO internal tsxation
The House resumed its considerattn OF INC
PRINTING DEFICIENCY BILL
During the discussion u vas stated that The printing Tor
che Thirty third congress ct million oil dollars more
than hA Tor the Ihrt iourtn ana that such exravagant
expenditures resulted from the ordering the printing OF
works OF the extent OF whch nothing was KNOWN seve
RAJ gentlemen emphatcaly condemned such waste Of
money, and they concnded that the $4,000 now pro-
posed TO be appropriated was necessary TO meet existing
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The Weather,
THy STORM LAST EIGHTLTHE MONTHS OF JANUARY
or 1867 AND 1863 COMPARED

The Weather.
THY STORM LAST EIGHTLTHs MONTHS OF JANUARY
or 1867 AND 1853 COMPARED
January vent out like lamb, but February has come
in like lion. violent of and sIeet set Ia last
evening, which continued up to late hour, with signs
OF abatement as going press. II the first evt
deDce we have had OF winter this city far aad those
"ho expeI fenced the fury OF the storm last night Will not
wish Toe arcleuIon Of the dose In fact II was storm
that combined everything that was disagreeable Tho
see covered the ground that was impossible to walk
aid travelling block worth the Of ones eyes
fer month II blew rsined seeted and did everything
that WA ossereeabe turns The storm Of last night
was a. fair warning We must now expect 10 " enjoy"s
epe of winter
Below We give table showing the temperature at three
O'Clock In the afternoon Of every day ia the month OF
January, 1867, and the month Just closed.
will be seen that the temperature has ranged from
70 81 degrees higher during the past month compared
with tie corresponding month last year aud the average
show "a wonderful die, throughout So far have
lad New Orleans winter and the entire absence of enow
and ice makes the past by far the pesssntest January
Rave had since 's42, when the winter unusually
mild. II is difficult for New Workers. 70 pers lade them
selves that this October that the In iian summer
is as yet left us Tie mdness Of the weather This
nept its unusual severity the
fact Unmarked significance and shows that nnu.
eEcrg large surface Of the globe are at work in pro
dccLg so strange state Of things. The theory put
ward by certain French sopans long ago last
ner that change had occurred In the of the
ocefn which would moderate the winter of America
would seem 10 have foundation in fact and
tainy IN be hoped that the change will be permanent
one statement has been made public to the effect that
the Gulf Stream forty miles the American
shore than did last year, but rests upon good
thoriiy; and doubt investigation would prove the
GulfSresm to be in about the place has been
known to occupy for the last hundred afy years.
Annexed is he table -
TAInE SHOWING TK TEMrkRAIrRE or Tux MONTHS or IAN
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FINANCIAL AHnirs-
AFFAIRS OF TIIR PENNSYLVANIA BANK.


PMLASSLmA, Fec. l. 1853
meeting Of the stockholders of the pernsy lvsn ia
Bank took place this afternoon The report Of the d-eo
tors presents sad condition OF affairs Among tho cola
tera notes from the firm of which President ALL
bones brother is member for $l2o 600 wnco So ooo
only was discounted by the directors Dir. ASone 70
lunteers the assumption of this deb The Of the
Hemp % Railroad for $3.50 600 among tne coia,era
loaned without the authority Of the Boar Mau! similar
transactions are mentioned in the report. ~hcl recon-
mends All assignment Resolutions TO thai effect
considered, but postponed till next year.
RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENT IN PITysDURG.
PrTrsBURG, IA, Feb. :, 1858.
The banks of this city resumed specie pay to-day
MERCANTILE ASSUMPTIONS.
DosroN, Feb. l, 1853.
Aessrs r. Skinner Co. and J. c. Howe & Co.. two Of
the largest mere an,e firms of Boston, who suspended
October last, have to day resumed payments ia full
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BolhD.

PHILADELruIA STOCK 30 thD
PBIIADEIPHi., Feb. /, 1855
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania Sc, sst; Pennsylvania
Railroad, 81 Reading Railroad 2otf Morris Canal 10
Long Island Railroad loi..
CuARIgs1ON. Feb. I, 1855
Co,ton-Sales today 14o0 bales, the market CT sing
buoyant Middling fair, lo1.c. lo7.c.
SAVANNAH, Feb. !, 1855
Cotton Sales TO day ,20o bales the market closing
active at an advance Of &c. MSddlng fair, 1elo
ArGusrA, Ca, Feb I, 1858
The sales of cotton today add 500 bales the market
closing with more buyers than sellers,
MonuR, Feb. I. 1888
The sales OF cotton for the last days foot 10 Gboo
bales, Mt 10c. for midding Tho market to-day cosod
firm with an advancing tendency. TIE receipts for the
last two days have been 800 bates.
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Supreme Coust-Gepe,s, Term.

betore Hon. Judges Davies. Clerke and Sutherland.
Pm. The Court made the following orders
Hereafter no causes will be reserved generally after
they are placed on the day calendar.
No cause on the dry calendar will be passed, except
where the counsel actually engaged In the trial OF
cause IN another court in the city, In the Court of Ap
peas and then only until such engagement discharged
or upon proof Othe absence OF witness duly subpunaed
The calendar will only be cal ed regularly 10 IT, order
Causes will only be put Of for the term sfisvits
show ug good excuse for not proceeding 10 trial. when
reached on the day calendar
Parties BY consent MAJ apply 10 the clerk and have ry
csuse reserved generally before is placed on the day
calendar, and may, cling with the clerk ike consent,
have The same placed % the day calendar
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Heavy DeEalCatIOn

HARTFORD Cone., Feb I 1853.
John W. Seymour, Secretary and Treasurer at the
ford County Savings Association let town saturday
last and since he left il has been scerned that be vas
deauer to that institution in the Of slOC 600 or
MORE The money has been lost and other erecu
ations. Mr.. Seymour President OF the Mercantile
Bank and was considered Of tbs upright men IL
the community The Mercantile Bank docs not lose dol
lar by Mr. Seymour neither, far learn,
any other institution lose anything by him. except tho
Savings Association
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Nail RorExs,.-John W. Miller, baggage master the
Hartford and Providence Railroad, arrested on saiur
day evening last at Hartford charged with repeated rob
berries OF the mails on the cars, while paseng the
route just mentioned His movements II appears, have
been watched for some time by the Post once spe-
csl agent, Helbrook and Postmaster Hamersey Of Hart
ford who bad been apprsed Of the frequent loss Of
letters, and plans were laid which were success
fu IN brr gns the robber light When arrested he had
his pockets well ned with packages Of letters which had
beer rsied various Poet Offices between Hartford and
Trovcence On the same DAY II the arrest, The social
ssent came II on The same train with him Saturday
Lieh and having made discoveries which satisfied him
that Mer wac the rogue took Dim into custody aud found
hs pockets well ed with letter packages the pro seeds
~ that nights operations u IL sad he acknow lodges
having committed the previous robberes ON that route
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. :, 1858.
hessrs Calhoun, Cato, Carr, Henderson ard sevcra,
others arrived here yesterday FROM Kansss,
Washington. Theee gentlemen state that the Generate
State ticket is elected and that the democrats have
jority Of one on joint ballot n the Legislature.
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AIBANNl FUU. = 1917
The suit brought by the heirs OF Reuei Capp against
s. p Townsend, ta sarsaparls ana which las been
before the Circuit Court for days, was con-
cluded at half past II O'Clock ss;xday ugnt,
the jury rendering a verdict for tho plaintiffs
of $o4 ,oc0. Rev. Mr Howard, formerly pastor Of a
Baptist church in this CITY, but noT Of Chicago trus-
tee for the estate Of Reue Clapp, and Mr. ToSu end
his bondsman and the brought recover $50
claimed TO be due the estate from Mr.. Howard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-02
Turning OF Alcohol Works.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. ], 1883.
Messrs j. Barber Co.'S alcohol works in this place
were destroyed by fire this morning. They were fully
insured.
John Paine, proprietor Of the Gait House here, has
died OF consumption
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Old Cambridge Bridge.

Bosros, Feb 1, 1857
The old Cambridge and Crages bridges being made free
thoroughfsFes from this date the event was celebrated
by the authorities OF Cambridge and the public including
rnmy citizens Of Bstn, by procession sau,es of .in
bery ringing OF bells and other demonstrations Of ro
ocng.
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PHTApErrIA, FEB. /, 1855.
The opera Of Don Govanns given the Academy q
Music tonight and the house crowded r every part
Notwithstanding the Some tickets sold as high ~
five dollars premium. The opera is to be repeated
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Fire at Iowa CITY.

C1iIcAGo, FED. !, 1853.
The warehouse OF Thompson & Co, Iowa City, was
destroyed by fire on Thursday night Loss 500 900: i'll
sursnce not known.
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Death by ChlOrO form.

TORONTO, Canada Feb l. 1855
j. MeChcsney, lumber and coal merchant Of this city
died suddenly this morning dentists chair, after
taking chloroform for the purpose OF having his teeth
extracted.
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New York Le&islnture .

ALBANY, Fob. !, 1865
The Senate and Assembly met this evening pursuant
the adjournment but no quorum in either hoase beine
present adjourned sgain until II O'Clock tomorrow
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Fire at Rome, Ga.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb l, 1888
whole square Of buildings destroyed by Are a.
Rome on Friday last loss $4,000 The building occu-
pied by the Suthron among those destroyed.
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The Southern Mall.

wAsHyGToy, Feb. /, ls59.
The mail from all points South late due 20 hand
bot brings news Of Importance
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MAKr10G.

BRows-wnr.-0n Wednesday evening, Jan q, by shs
Rev r. L. James, WILLIAM H. 8RowS, OF New York Tn
JossI1nsE ArGusA, second daughter OF George Wit of
East Brooklyn. '
NnsoM-SsoTnEuRsr- Thursday, Jan. 2s, at the
Trinity Church, by the Rev. Or. Young WILLIAM NMaoN
Of San Francisco To Miss SARAH SMorHgr eldes daugt
ter OF John Smotheurst, E Of the city OF Hudson n j.
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The Nashville nj Char,.,,o,.

CHNRifsTON, Feh. ], INls
The United States mail steamship Nashville Capt Muir
ray, from New York. arrived here al three O'Clock this
(siondsy) afternoon.
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Court Calendar-This Dny.

SrrnyNE COUR1-CircuItNos. 271, III, 40 10, 12l
l2e 2ss 81 1872 1873, 1874 ls5, l3o, 13s 49, iit i45
144, 81, LAT las
CONVOY PrS.-Psrt Nos. 2ss, $50, 900, 29i, 2o3,
10i6 2qi 2a5, 2qs 2e7 29s 800 300, 30, COZ Part a.
2s3, 2s6, 2s7, 152.
srrtRIos CorSr-Nos 20, q, 2s %, 272, AIS, All,
1885 AS i2e is6 is4 is5 ash 400, 5eS 5e4 5eS se1
Sos, $40.
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The following letter wa

Mills STARTING UP.-The ticking mills at la
ccns, n, are ~ resume operations next Monday
The cotton mill at Brunswick, Me-, will commence run
npg on Monday, February
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brooklyn Hesshshs and New yorE-Inssde
AM outside views Photographed By HOLMES, ~ Broad.
Wsy, The soyernmcal AusL
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sIRTHA MARRIAGE AID DxATU.


Birth.
BcoAHr-In Hoboken N. j., Jan. 81 the wife OF SxsA
NJ BoGAKr, Of twins (Boys.)
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White, the Uatter's Spring Styles, 81; Last
fall style reduced 10 81 WHITES las Fulton 81
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TIE WEATHER THROUGHOUT TIKI COUNTRY
By the Northern, Eastern, Western ana 1ue
graph tines-Ohce II Wall street.
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The Thomas Swami Mt Savannah
Markets.

NAFANNAH, FOO. T. INas.
The steamship Thomas swami OF Cromwell. line
arrived In 20 hours from New York
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Youthful StIcfDE-DoMFsTrC TRorBLE.-lpro
nei fenber, says the Philadelphia Pres Of the
bold an inquest Yesterday morning the body Of George
lsutr twenty years 81 age who committed suicide by
swallowing twent! nv ccuts' worth OF audanum "a
turcay night The deceased is the Of q respectable
shpJontr, and was In the grocery business 10 Front
street shove Cebarine where the inquest he'd He
leaves wife and child. The following letters, found
upon be person, may pos siby afford explanation Of
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PrnrADEfPH1A, Jan 3C, 1898
DEAR FATHER AND MoruER-Thst you my guardians
70 SOL out and provide for my child for this day s my
lest that I've n this world Dor the persecution Of my
vile sne down on my parents and does not like to see
my child SO 70 my parents. Yours, respectfully, -
GEORGE IAUER
The following letter was addressed 10 hs WIFE
PmfApEIrlIA, Jan. 30. 1883
1vAR ELIzApE1H-I forgive you Yours truly, and for
ever, GEORGE LAUER
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Csi.tsdorO's HAIR Dye, Wigs and Toupeos
Bes in the world. For sale and dye applied NO As1r
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-13
A DAD TO A MUsKEETER.

You wiked blud sucker, why doant
You urn yure Twin sum wa beside
Litin down on people and insurten you're
Long bill to git blud, litin on
Foalkscs noses and when they git mad an
Begin to slap, leave. Hain't you got no fcellnks
Great seezer. how yude git nocked if yu was
As larg as sum tn legged blud suckers as Is
Round here, wot wares kloas. Why doant you
Lite down sli, as tina do, and blede elm toar
Tha know it. without hollerin all the vile!
Yur kanable! yu do big bizness on
Smawl skai yu suck more blud out ola
FelIer than Elefant can, an yure smeller
Amt half so long. You walk up foaks
When tina are sleepin, an tina swar
Vcngens How do yu work it to keep
Yure bill SOW sharp without grindin! Viii
Doan't yu pek wurms owt of treas,
q etc insex, yu long legged cuss!
What tewn is it yu syng so much,
Coin rown with yur fetthers shott oph,
Seakin whoom yu ma devower! Yu
Seam to be kOn ten It'd burd from yur
Singin, and syng loudis when yur
Hungryist. L shud thynk yud want on
Boots or panty let's to keap yure long
Legs from being koald this wethcr.
Inseck, yure usess; yu kant chaw, butt
Yure SUNNI on suckin, Klaus yu ncvr
Git weancd. Inscck, adew.