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and 'rstruatons attached 70 The advertisement, fLW
Dated p tsgned ID
GUARANTEE
The undersisned residing at - STATE Of - undertake
accepted BY the Postmaster General Tho bidder shall prior to Se
LIST day o. august 1855 enter into the required Obligation
sumed suaraasos under DC ara seon q ae act Of os"ges
Judy 2, 1890 tW slt41
Dated 1e.Iil NI'T9 ~ '7'T'
CERTIFICATE "a.
under his oath u % that he with the
ors and knows them be and able make
M ps sasI'nis' at
49, Altered bids should be submitted should bids
submitted be Withdrawn.
ersl 6e admitted guarantee
The d.psi.nsn ths rsh % sesct any bad which .y
be deemed and also the BIDS Of falling and
10 The bid should be scaled aupsrscod Proposals
G % md . s s ss
by or to agents and postnases will not enclose proposals er
II The soS s b ssseS,sa md 10 IN.
bssre tho lst of August 1885,
the contracts DO executed or not, No propagation for transfers vii
% e e are n
sufficient therefor gvcn determined by the
mcDt So,
ves that contracts for the Tho mail shall be s
faithful without other reference TO the mode such
transportation than be provide for the duo celebrity
certainty and security Of such transportation" Cndcr this
description bids has been received They do specify
modo OF
celebrity ceftsnty security the
bids styled from tho which
tho books tho department. bt they win Construed
providing large
shatevr be the mode ih "csy certainty
and securfty.n ll sit 5el stf a sUftseJl AfTf
10 In all where the grade believed
SUFFICIENT the lowest bid will DO accepted duly GUARANTEED prof
srence a 'star' or specific bid. M
When tho lowest bid bid specifies either
inadequate mode viii net be
ASIDE for specific bid proposing the service
When tho bid specify mode
accordipg the adycrtiseen without
such specification will be considered proposal
service.
TO- modification Of bid any
bid received regular
composition, after the last hour set for receiving bids
Postmasters
sueo without that they
Gent responsibility and all bidders and
nctly notified that failure the
for the service proposed for In the bids their liabilities
will be enforced against them .es
o. Present contractors and known the
equally with others and certificates
sueoncy substantially tho forms
Of sucency must be signed Judge
Of record
AARON v BROWN
Postmaster General
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
October %, 1857
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CHARLES 8. ID. JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. (
WYE PUBLISH TO-DAY Partons Life Of Aaron

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wv BurrIlfe and Times OF Burr by Parton, VOL
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Porons Life of Burr original peculiar
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The author claims that in this volume the story Aaron
strange eventi life told for the
from the "reminiscences his surviving
ions and acquaintance.
Tho peculiar romantic Burr has Afforded
material for OF the interesting fascinating
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Tho volume printed suponno paper illustrated steel
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Being volumes and OF 'Masons library Of Standard Tales
Harriet and Sopha Lees Canterbury Tales ~ 49, forming the
three volumes. ~ i f'4 0 N si
In active preparation, and BIO before Christmas
volume for 1858 Of the New York Yearly
1868, 32mo, cloth, price 25 cents w
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For All Parts OF the West. 4
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

NEW AMI fARNOFAD AhHANGhMANfN
THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
IL bornnd Wheeling; and all rarts Of the West e.
list The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN win leave except Sunday
Washington Junc) viii and
bertrand at 4 o'clock p ID.
Station daily (except Sunday
and reaches Wheeling By mr. connecting Ben
wood with truns for Columbus Cincinnati Dayton Indianapolis
WILLIE Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago Louis Cairo md
3D. Tho ExEREH TRAIN leaves daily p @ connecting
express CHICAGO
date places The distance CncnnA other
he West nearly 100 is shorter than
route The tsnc to these places also ,moqualled ,f
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis
st. Louis
Passengers and baggage transferred At AL points
THROUGH TICKETS win be sold large
at tho lowest possible rates the ticket ONCE mden
Washington city q ~ n ~ 80
from Baltimore Washington may
daeM by taking accommodation train, lying
Cumberland Oakland They morning
train which leaves Cumberland $50 reaches Wheeling
H2, p. M 70 wv lf'a .i+- tHf ~ 'NtfA lttl-
Passengers from w.shgon ample
ngton Junction t.l s. y ,..4..I " -
only by through ticket. baggage checks
can be obtained in Washington,
900 FOR WAY PAssENGEKs
The accommodation Gas, will stop
Cumberland the going
Easwardly the mail train avcs whseuG
mediation leaves Cumberland TO- reaching Bmsre b<s
The FREDERICK TRAIN sxosp$ Sunday stopping
stations Leaves Frederick at o arriving at Baltimore
The EIMOTrs MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden saton II g. a. M
and $50, Leaves Ehccs nls ~ and 7ao p
except Sunday. az
w W. s. wooarmE
Jan Edu b.r yra Els Master Of Transportation.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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MANUFACTURING coWANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE
l Fam.l,a xan,yaeturus and Oilers.
FTlHESE machines combine I'll the improvements
IL thai Invented Their and Increasing
aud the approval and commentator that they hAve
oered warrant the proeors warmly Recommending them They
sueaay ess them thoroughly and have
Among he andou5d they possess oher
derasssmcat need Of repairs, s3Hifa s.
% unexamped ease and rapAdiy Of operation i
h renarkaoie psrecoa stitching spphos
Pue once No ss New York and :. their sseaee.
in the principal cities Of the Union. WI r.t. ef,tg
Fashionablc Dry Goods In New York. y.
A N immsnss assortment of scasonahlc fabrics con-
IA stanty on hand also, full and litH 4If Hf.li
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF cARPEIIS0s
ocloths msiings rugs mats maseah gilt
oornices window chadcs &c, 10. Ac-,giei t ~
df MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRlcSi 20 A.gEr
II .H $500 2ao, 1857, 260 and 2e1 Grand
May 2s-iy and At and 20 cssharinc street
matthew Hale smith,
coUssElLoR LAW,
Rooms 20, "a, No. l6 Wall sraa, Nev Fork
aug is--,ft
Cyrus w. Field 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEAIERs
Va. II Gig sras, Neo FORK T sa .s
INVITE the attention OF dealers and consumers to
large stock Of printing, writing wraping and all other
which they for sale at the lowest market prices
May 26--ly~ rgt
Ben. h Il. A. whitlock 4 Co.,
10 Beekman Street, corner of Nasson opposite the Astor
iHa s M !, House,
PRopRIETOBa PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREMANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognao brandics for druggists and
Otard Dupuy Co. Hennessey Pinot Csa
on other q the highest reputation and sole
peos celebrated brands In the narc proof and flavor Of
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vineyard Chateau Bernard, H 9
Iiquour des champs dor, l. &a
Superior vineyard yeux Cognac.
Also .H.lss4.
Exclusive importers OF the rasr-a
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaser 8chnapps, g.it t6 4l4r7.. ag3 tIg
sherry Mdcri and Port wnss &c &C.
Alss, porers, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CRE7iANT,
BM&EA Co the exclusive owners Of this wine and
receipt shipments by regular packets ana beg those who
may given trial to do under their guarantee that
present imported.
BENZ II. Whtlock,
Ew'd A. Whitlock, 49,
Fredk j. Haverstick BEN H. =. WHTDntk %.
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May 2e-1y@
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Wo would call attention TO the card Of Vim Gandn ESQ., Is
commissioner for tho stae Territories also commits
tho United Saes Court Of Claims Gandn Is thor
ougy with departments
Washington aud the practice q the United Of Claims
tNzo yosk Daily HcNs
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II AW PARTN ERSHIP.- Samuel Chiffon a. A B.
IL Magrude late Virginia being partnership will
practice the Of Washington the the
Supreme Court OF the United States. r4
Address Chiffon MAGRUDER, Washington, d.
A--eo3m ssf.f s.fF
j. MIDDLETON Ice dealer Office and depot
Is southwest of Twelfth Streets Washington IL
Ap u-i1yt sFrea a.Ft. 1872 ~ ~ ,h - q,
Miss Christie johnson, ~ Z
EtocrnoN,
DESTROYS of forming classes in elocution in tho
schools In washington aud will give instruction private pu
pits In that city and in Georgetown.
Miss johnson viii youths professional gentle
and also foreigners acquire pure English
ntsaf '-Hts ~ .I-
Residence Miss Harrover's Formerly English
mary, corner Washington and Gay streets, Georgetown
Mrs Anna Cora Richie. Richmond Va
Roy. Stephen p Hill, Washington, n. G.
1Fa Grafton Tyler N. d., Georgetown, D. G.
For further Information apply Blanchard Mhun
store corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street
Nov eft
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once Of Army Clothing and Equipasc.
rnl-lDnrnA, Dscemssr 4, 1887

Ia rnLADSx2A, DsccMsefi 4, 1891
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited, and will bo
- received this once until 10 O'Clock Of the An day
january for furnna by contract The owtng supple
and materials Tia uni.sA .sss clothing aud sass
depot, (Schuylkn arsenal 10 quantities required VIE
yards blue ndso wool Dyed sash for caps and
bands wsighns about IA Dances per yard r
$4,000 indigo dyed) wined cloth, wesa
~ ing a ounces psr yard aiti y. .i
900 SKY dyed) twled cloth,
ing yard
10 900 do X dark buo indigo dyed cotton and nauus
.1- weighing 81, per yard
2lO 600 do white hannc cotton woo TO weigh e
per yard
10000 do o. dark blue asups wooi (ndso dyed
$4,000 do 47-inch alpaca (back)
100000 do 4 Canton aannei weigh yard
unbloA<hed drtOg 10 wsAn - ounces PEI yGe
ynblcaehed drilling 10 wegh ~ ounces pcS ysfc
$4,000 do 50 Weigh a2k ounces yer yard
loo weigh IN ounces yard
$1,000 do ~ duck 10 weigh l4k ounces c yard
cotton duck 70 wegh - ouaces per yerd
5000 duck, weigh II ounces par yAd
$500 do duck weigh ounces psr yaxa
10000 do weigh l3}s osnsss par yard
$4,000 3oiuch weigh ~ ounces yNa
IL gray ths letters " B. IL black
f Mo inchesn length, IN thu ceutrs) . b fsst long,
.tE f feet inches vide, each blanket to weigh
pounds
500 dozen pairs half stockings properly made Of soos
M sound necoe with double and twisted
t.Eg o weigh pounds per dorsn
0s00 pompons for ongnss ordnance asacs ara
rt III goons, rides, artillery, and infantry
n
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INVENTED BY EUGEN0 LAT1IIA, ARCHITECT, N s. b A &C.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
IL and farm buildings onice Gothica Cbappaqua
Westchester county Now York. DID tfta
June 17--dQ fJ,'7. Fl g-aI
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~ III
All the articles must conform IN all respects the
patterns this thoy can bc examined
patterns will be mail with additional n
regard which requested by
wishing oc proposals. desirable that al the a
Giles be Of domestic manufacture
Deliveries TO February Dext and
half quantity contracted for DO dayeed IN equal monthly
proportions before the 30h April 1855 tho remainder within
four months from that monthly greater pVporsns as tho
Tho privilege BY from
giving notice such desired increase
win made each delivery, should Congress have
them soon thereafter As an sp
preparation made pr that Ten por cent Of the
delivery will DO retained until the contract shall be
viii forfeited tho United States IN case Do
fscation fulfilling the contract
manufacturers regular dealers only
proposed Furnished and will DO considered
which the manufacturers mill dcssr place Of business Il not
specifically sci forth. III.
which two or moro sunient securities viii be reQulrsd
names address, and responsibility q The pfooscd
securities with of said that they Win
security will that good and sasnt security be far
nishA obtained will be transmitted pro
posals. sGf 5tHs 4giay4 " gfs ssi..g.3.g a5s54.
II 70 be distinctly understood by every person obtaining
that transferable without this consent ofop
authority that sas assignment transfer o. " without
such having been obtained (xcspt under aw3
regarded abandonment M the contract and the
and hs securities WIN be held responsible f ~ loss
damage the United which arise from said abandonen
dorscd proposals furnishing supplies and aatea
''t,f HENRY c. WAYNE,
aa& Brcvcs Major, A. Mr..
Dec 6--3tawt&Jan 81 Ftf3f w.
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tt ~ I WASHINGTON. iUlHI fIlI.st .L
Wash Ter
ntx Highland NewaucuM, Grand Mound and Suffer Greek
10 steiincoom City, 40 miles and back a
Rainier Wednesday sss,f
Arrive ut Stcilacoom CITY next Friday by p
Leave steilacoom CITY Saturday At IN;
Arrive At Rxinier next Monday BY 4aHf lI,.
Bids Seatc a. mles furthss, will
1871 From hy cscsas owascopam Oregon
and hack, weeks. t
H Leave Vancouver svery oshss Wednesday 10 a M
Arrivs Ut WascQpum nett Friday by lam
Leave Wasccpum every other Monday nj o.
Arrive at Vancouver next Wednesday by Sal m.
Bids for more frequent trips will be considered
12752 From Cowz 10 Boise Fort Pse IL miles
week,
Cowits Thursday Al - m; 'H al
Arrive at Boise Fort Prairie by 1pm,
fA51 Leave Boise Fort Prairie Friday at m;
lHl Arrive at Cowlhx by 2pm
1873 From osk Pai. by Dss Fora Prairie Mound
miles and back, once 10 two weeks.
Leave Oak Point every Othor Friday At m; 2t N}t
arrive u Grand Mound dsy by M ammo. T. ...,
Leave Grand Mound every other Wednesday ate m;
Arrive 1t Oak Point day by m. l Va ,-at
1874 From Olympia Eaons and Ycln Prairie
Z gomery 40 miles and back, In two weeks.
Leave Oh mpia every other Monday Al IN; 3R
Arrive Al Fort Montgomery by 81 N; ftss ll
Leave Fort Montgomery every other Tuesday al
Arrive n Olympia by m. if IA 4ftistnA 81 '4atlt
l2755 From Olympia by Bucopo Oyssrve Chenook
City 10 Astoria Oregon, two weeks and Che
nook and once week the residue l lI706l "a ID
Bidders and schedule OF depart
VI
Proposals tho entire routs 4
1875 From Olympia OAKLAND
Bidders to state distance and schedule Of arrivals and depart
tW4ft#4t E4fe ~ ~
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l2Ti3 Oxford Randolph aud Goes Bay Gardiner
SO miles aud back, week.
Leave Port oriord Monday Il 7 m;
Arrive at Gardiner City Wednesday by 3pm;
Leave Gardiner City Thursday nj am .l.l.
at Port Oxford Saturday by 81 I'm,
Proposals after passing Coos Bay via Mouth CoqucIc
AID end at Uupssa City, about The distance sdyor
Used, nyted,
Port Oxford BY Randolph and Empire CITY
Ter, and back, . woak. = allil.a. ~.
Bidders schedule and distance
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weght VI ne MAIL Dc carried particulars refer
aud qfty
laos and irsrrcton attached TO The advertisement. ASIA
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Leave Oakland Fridays at
Arrive at Corvallis Mondays by 4pm,
Bids 70 end At Winchester invited
Corvallis by SoAp IAokemnS Bridgeport DIAL
las rna, Plum Valley, and Dayton, 70 La Psyec % miles
& and back, once week. AZ CO
. Z Leave Corvallis Mondays at q nj
Arrive At II Fayete next days by IL m;
Leave IA Faystte Tuesdays at pm;
Arrive u Corvallis next days by pm,
21O7 salem, Ferry Mount Hood 70 La
- miles and back, weck @
Isavc Salem Mondays m; va +'it,a
Arrive At La Fayette by sp m;
Leave La FAycttc Tuesdays m;
Arrive at Salem by SPIN
1905 saleu by City, Central Washington Butte
Calapooya Union Point Pine, Willamette Forks NcKsns
and Eugene City to Pleasant HILL so miles and back
Leave Salem Tuesdays at 12 M
Bll Fridays by m; HfHf % E'if
Leave Pleasant I'LL saturdays at Ia ms rf.s.-4 a.oF
ateaiom Tuesdays by 10 Ia-
1900 From North Canyonye, by Gasvile Lennd Gold Rvcr
yacksonvile Phanx, Ashland Mills, Klamath, Cal, and
Henley, to Yrcka Chi, IAo pica and back, onoe week
Leave North CanyonviIle Monday at a IN;
q Thursday by 6pm,
IoAvo Yrska Saturday at
Arrive At North Csnyonviie next Tuesday by opm I tt4
1910 Canyonvie by Myrtle Crock Round Prairie
Brook, Roseburgh. and Winchester, to Oakland ~
miles and back, week.
leave North Cany Thursday al an
Arrive al OAKLAND by m;
Leave Oakland Saturday at sam;
Arrive nj North Canyonvllc by s. m
177i From Oakland Keoxg Ekton scottug aud Gardiner
CITY, to UmpquA CITY, IS miles and back, once week
Leave Oakland saurdAy at Ia M;
Arrive at Umpqna City Monday by 2pm;
leave Umpqun City Wednesday ut Gam;
Arrive At Oakland next day by
1919 IRON Albany by Burlington aud Harrisburg TO Willamette
Forks, 80 miles and bach, a
Leave Albany Thursday . a m;
Arrive at Willamette Forks day by IL
Leave Willamette Forks Friday y m;
Arrive nt Albany noxt day by SPIN
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BANKING HOUSE, OF CHUBB Bh01HklN,
4t s III f6-3 NJ washington january I, 1881
1OHN D. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
ulb Brothers The arm VIII be ccmpused " Gas
g. Cubb D. Barrow and Henry Holmes. Ins HSae 10 D.
venror Charles g. Chnbb, VIM Donga
Barrow under the nm q chnbh noer. Oar
4 %. <. t.t ~ ca ChuHb bNofHEfe
Jan 1-dU ttt4 ii4s aaat ftafis.A
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October %, 1857
Oct H-lawl2w
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or any other State. He has been constant and
unrwaVering in his political course, he will be
hrm, honest and consistent upon the Bench.
But what has been the political history OF Hon.
John NJ. Read, the nominee of the MuIatto
Convention for the same high and important
position Mr.. Read is unquestIonably gentle
man OF fine talents, high character, and long
experience at the Bar. But his political history
IS the reverse Of that which marks man of
mind, Of solid, safe judgment. He is weak,
raciliating and uncertain. His opinions are
formed from one-sided views OF all questions
and changed almost as soon as formed. He has
been consistent in nothing save his inconsistent
cles. Once Federalist, he left that party and
Jolned the Democrats, with whom be acted long
enough TO receive many marks of their regard
many SUBSTANTIAL tokens of their power and
influence. But, on the appearance OF the Will
mot Provlso, Mr.. Read followed that will-o'
the-wlSp into the camp OF the enemy, and be-
came al once the bitter antagonist of the very
principles which but few months previous he
Union, and secure TO the several States all those
rights which are guaranteed to them by The
Constitution. Since that time each turn ofthe
political wheel has changed the political posi-
lion OF John NJ Read, until at last he appears
as the nominee of Convention composed Of
the debris of all political part les, and bound to-
Sether by hatIee Of the Democratic party, aad
eager longing for the spoIs of public office. In
these several changes, MIR. Read has not gone
astiay from want of intelligence. The rock on
which he splh on uncertain Judgment,
irresolutenrss OF purpose, and an over estimate
OF the rewards which should have been bestowed
"as for change, for the new, the novel, the
nntred, and hence the eagernpsS with which
he embraced the newest political opinion, and
the readiness with which the change as made
when the gloss was worn off the old love, or
some later project had caught his fancy, and
iickled his ambition.
We have skechrd the political characters of
John NJ Read and W illram A. Porter, in order
80 serve as a mirror, in which the public can
trace their fitness or unfitneSs for judicial posi-
ton. If man be unsteady and uncertain on
one great subject, he is SO on all. II, on the
contrary, every action ofa mans life shows thai
he is moving and acting in obedience TO certain
well digcstrd and fully understood principles
if in Judgment be be cool, calm and careful, in
action steady, prompt and resoIute. The public
may rely upon it that such man will fill with
entire satisfaction the duties devoving upon
any public station, be they ever SO delicate,
responsible or exactng. VIII the public Test
John NJ. Read and William A. Porter by this
standard, and vote accordingly ?-Pennsyioaaa-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-08-20
ETHAN SPIKES EXPERIENCE IS \
JUROR.

Ethan Spike, Of Hornby, Maine, thus mar
rates, in letter TO Portland paper how his
services wee refused on jury, after being sum
monrd on murder trial, just because he was
in favor of hanging a nlgger anyhow and his
sacred person was afterwards 'Snaked OUT by
two constablps.
Did you ever gil drawed on a jury l was
drawn out of box last fall and sworn TO sup
port the CONSTRUCTION according to the statoot.
Beyond general idea that jewrymen was bound
to 90 tot the country, right or wrong, which
country they is, | knowed jist nothing OF the
supernoomry dewties pertaining TO such funk
shonarlS.
sWal-fust thing I knowed was summoned
to Portland 10 try a Jarmon and niger for
numbering Mr.. AIbon Cooper, on the high sea.
| never could see why the tarm 'high sea- was
used IN such case. | sposr il means lloodtde,
and | know that pork killed one time of the
tide haint the same as when killed at another
time of the tide is-likewise beans pulled on a
full moon don't bile SO we'll as when the moon
is gibbtrish, The means gibbous;) but il trller
mortal crtter is slowed, it don't stand to reason
that it makes any difference whether he was
slowed at high water or low. It's murder any
way. Them's my ldees OF the law on that
pint.
sWal, I felt rather proud that my iust sarvict
to my country as iuryman was one OF life anC
death; and when thought OF them cussed PIE
rates, felt as though ef had my way ia hans
every Jarmin and niger that could get hole
on. Ia this here patriotic and Christian frame
| went TO the court house. | found small
chance of brother jewrymen thar, and pretty
soon the clark began TO question fust one ant
then another, ill at last they kim to me-
'Mr Spike said the clerk, have you an!
conshienshous scruples agin hanging said he.
sWal,' said |, that depends on surcnmstan
ces. Eft war the fust person singular, agree
in 10 uomitive me, Muscular gender, comPTry
five mood-tbat war 10 be hung-I hev' d"