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6AMACHINE MADE0
Y j Horse shoes. Y j

3 HB TROV IRON AND NAIL FACTORY, At TROY
= n. " have HENRY BURDENS IMPROVED HORsg
sHOb MACHINERY low 10 successful operation and are
prepared 70 execute orders fJr hOESB and MULE Shoes
Of any Weight and Pattern, q price but tfls abSvslhe
price Of hcTse Shoe iron.
The quality Of The Iron used 10 these shoes il warranted
In every respect These shoes have been approved on and
are nov used by the United Govern ent sxcsusivs
" as also by many Of Tue principal stHge and Omnibus
companies and Horse 81 throughout Inc COUNTRY Anv
person lnelosing IS 70 she undsTsgned, will have a
san pie OF 100 pounds assorted address,
Ordors addressed subscriber a. Troy vim receive
prompt attention.
april WIN F BURDEN, AGENT, Trov. n Y
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~ The New York Journal Of Commerce says, it
is generally understood that the Senate viii ask for
q Committee of Conference on the Kansas Admis-
sion Bill The opinion prevails in Well-infOrmed
quarters that the House will accede to the request,
and that some agreement viii be reached which
viii bring Kansas into the Union, substantially, but
perhaps not precisely according to the provisions Of
the Senate Bill.
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BSg@ A fight occurred in Washington on Monday
last between the Hon. BURTON CRAIG, OfNOrth Caro-
lima and Mr.. HELPER, the author of book entitled
"The Impending Crisis, abolition work pretend
ing expose the economical evils of the slavehold
ing system, which was freely quoted from by Senator
WILSON in his recent speech. Mr.. CRAIG, had freely
denounced the author and the book. No harm re-
suited from the fight
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ES7- A correspondent of the Portland Argus
says that when the steamer Indian left Liverpool,
March oath, there were seventeen hundred and fifty
men actually at work upon the Great Eastern. All
the most important parts Of her machinery are
already on board some Of each class Of her state
rooms are now finished, and the work is progressing
rapidIv
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M Such quantities of steel are being turned out
bv a Connecticut firm for the manufacture Of ladies'
hoped skirts, that the weekly instslment to the
factory in New York, is called the 'hOOP train and
is Of course regarded with more than ordinary con
sideraiOn.
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Union.

FEBRUART 18Th, 1858.
kMB the undersigned have Capt. A. B. NeWsOm .
W foe horse Union aud consider him Justly deserving
liberal pstrOnage he s t8nding the present three
miles north OF Lebanon wilson cOHniy Tennessee, at rs
The season, and 81 20 The groom. tie Is full brOtner %
PeytO got by imported Glencoe dam Gantess By mpoF
ted Levahans grand dam b Sir Archy great grand dam BY
imported Dare Devil, his th dam Lazy Bongbroke, she By
imported PANTHEON, Cads By Wormys King Herod Prm.
BY Imported UoYs stella By Otns0 Tasker's imported
mare Selma, BY the GodOlphln Arabian
Union W purely and popular bred, mastery In size his
proportions and symmetry, blood and blood ike appear.
ance, make him Inferior to horse IN America be IL well
deserving all the praise generous people b5sow
T. BARRY.
CHARLES MORGAN.
10. q. GUILD.
WA. HARVEY.
A. K. WYNNE.
G.. B. WILLIAMS.
GBO. ELLIOTT.
spdl 4-Wtjunel All oF sumner county
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IA The New York EUsuiag Post says that a new
work is about to be published by Hon. J. R. Gid
dings to be called the "Ezss Of Florida" 1t will
be purely historical work, based upon and derived
from documents in archives at Washington known
to but few, but to which Mr. Giddings' position on
committees of Congress during long series years
has given him fullest access.
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''SMALL STORES" CANDLES" &C.
l5s5s@5s.
NAVY DEPARFNEET,
n

Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing
April Is, 1858.
DR0POSALS, sealed, and endorsed ."Ohsr for Small
i Stores or "OGer for Candles" or softer for Salt
water Soap" or "Ofsr for Mustard Seed Black Pepper
Be- es the case may BE- viii be received at this bureau
III o'clock m, on the 18th day Of May next for fur
nisning and delivering ION receiving twenty days nOtee
at the United States yards 81 CharestOwn Masachu
SETS Brooklyn New YORK; and Gosport Virginia such
Quantities only Of the following articles (szceDtn the salt
water soap and the candles for each Of which separate
proposals and contracts Will be msds may be required
or ordered from the contractor BY tue chief Of the bureau
or by the respective andng officers Of the said navy
yards during the fiscal year ending sOth june 1885, viz
Boxes shaving India ru5berCOnbs coarse India rubber
Brushes, shaving eutta pereha
ushes, scrub6Ing Combs, 6ne, India rubber or
Brushes, shoe gutta percha
Brushes, clothes Grass for hats
Buttons navy vest JacS-kuiVes
Buttons, navy nsdium Razors, in single cases
Buttons navy eCaG Razor straDs OrdWay's
Buttons dead eve ScissOrs
Beeswax, in Z 10 cakes, pure Spoons,
Backing, boxes Of
Cotton spools Of Nos Il and Is 900 yards each cords
equal parts,
HandkeTchies cotton fast coOrs 50 BY 80 inches weight
not less than q each, texture BY s 70 u inch.
Needles sowing Nos I. 2 g. and s. drlleyed betWesls.
Rbbn bar best french black, y yards to The pieces width
~ inah.
Soap, shaving III cskss each cake not less than c.
Silk sewing bueblack wrapper not exceed OF 70 the
pound.
Thread black and white Marshals best quality, and in
such proportion IS may be required.
Tape, white linen, yards in length i inch wide
Tale black, tWed cotton yards in length j inch wide
ThimbIes, s-l0 and 9-lO diameter.
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Ba~ The iveswOrds Of G eneral WORTH have been
conveyed to the New York State Library in Albany.
Col Bryan, Of the Worth Guards, presented them
for custody, and Gov. King received them on behalf
of the Regents, to be kept in the library until the
family of the deceased general shall reclaim them.
They are placed in beautiful case, occupying a
central place on the floor of the miscellaneous de-
partment Of The library.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NHRRB will be election held at the once Of the Nash
Il vile COmmeTeial Insurance Company, on MONDAY,
the third day Of May, from 10 eiOck A NJ. to O'clock,
P NJ sF the purpose seeIng eleven Directors to
the affairs Of The Company, for the ensuing
twelve months. JAMES WALKER,
april l7-td eeretaTy.
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OAxpLEs-reparate bid for 5O.OOO pounds.

CANDLEs-Esparate bid for $4,000 pounds.
The candles must be skies Of prime leaf lard stearine
lilo inches in Length exclusive of tip SIX candles 70
weigh not less than a ounces 5OI0O nor more than Is
ounces and be paid for according the actual weight
without reference to commercial usage the melting point
not to De less than lao degrees in Fahrenheit TIE wick
must be braided and composed Of Is cotton threads Of the
best quality Of No q yarn. The candles be delivered
sixty days notice. in good beTes containing about 80
pounds EACH and the box be marked with the couao
IOI's name and the Weg Of the candles.
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Soda Water,

lust RECEIVED-40 barrels Extra Early London Lady
y p tatOes, for seods genuine and no mistake.
For sale BY
anil no NICHOL GRRRy & co
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WErrrsALr wArER soAr-sspants B.

WHTTE SALT WATER soAP-ssparts bid for 100 900 lbs
The must be manufactured from eocoa-nut OIL and
be Of the qsst quality denOmiuaed white aWater soap
and be delivered on sixty days notice in good strong
BIKES Of about75 pounds each and after inspection the
boxes must be hOOped at each end the expense OF the
contractor. The price b. uniform at all the yards
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nea- The New Orleans PieayuHs states that the
Southern Steamship Company have purchased the
opposition steamships of Vanderbilt, which have
been running between that city and points on the
Gulf of Mexico, and will hereafter have the mono
poly Of the Texas, Vera Cruz, and Florida lines
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BSg- The Washington Union Of the Sd inst. says,
Hon Samuel Caruthers, of Missouri, who has not
been able to take his seat in Congress during the
present session in consequence Of severe and pro-
tracted illness, reached this city, with his family
on Saturday last. His health, although not entirely
r.sLnrna L r,rLnh irrn-nraH
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Ia The appointment Of the Duchess Of Man
chester by Queen Victoria to the situation of Mis-
tress Of the Robes" has caused great agitation
among the aristocrstio pettieOats of England. Two
Duchesses have already resigned their official posi-
ton at court in consequence, aud the London I'd
Uertssr says that other similar designations will
follow, in consequence Of the extreme unpopuarity
of the appointment in question among the female
aristocracy Of England.
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MOLAbsES.-lne demand mas Deen moderate since
our last report, but with falling off in the re
cepts the improved rates noticed as having been
realized in the early part Of the week have been
nearly sustained. The weeks sales sum up about
$500 barrels taken partly for Atlantic ports, but
mostly for the West, &C., and quote for Inferior
and Fermenting to Good 24s263, Prime 80 cents q
gallon.
CoFFEE.-The Coffee market has remained in
very quiet condition since our last review though
prices appear to be well sustained, and some 1900
bags have found purchasers, making about $500 for
the week., at arrange OflOa113 cents, though chiefly
at lO4all4 cents % ID for the good fair to prime
qualities No cargoes have arrived since the one of
5000 bags mentioned early in the week. and the
stock now remaining in first hands is put down at
II, $50 bags, against 80, 500 at the corresponding
date last season.
TOBACCO.-We have still to notice good demand
for this article, and with rather liberal receipts
buyers have found a somewhat better assortment
and have been enabled to extend their purchases
which amount for the week to about 1900 hhds, in
several lots and nearly all on private TERMS though
including % hhds at T. 16 at e and I15 at 81 cents
y pound round Prices are very full generally and
we advance q fraction on our figures for Fine and
Choice selections We now quote for new crop
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STAMPEDE OF SLAvEs.-From information which
has reached us, says the Baltimore Sum- there would
seem to have been considerable stampede Of slaves
from the border valley counties Of Virginia during
the late Easter holidays. We have heard of seven
having made their escape from plantation of Mr..
Mason in LOudOun county, near the Point Of Rocks,
and two from Berkeley county. 1t is supposed
others have also gone
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Slightly Ahead.
Wanted,

A MIDDLE aged gentleman Of good business habits and
"A education, Is DESTROYS Of situation that will support
bis family. References Of integrity and competency will
be made perfectly satisfactory. Please address,
april 49, A. BATES, through the city P. o.
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CHAMPAGNE WINES, BRANDIES, &C.
THE subscribers 0fsrs fr sale the following choice
Il brands Of Wines, Bandiss, &C.:
so Baskets Star brand
IS Eugene Chquoit, pints and quarts.
10 Z" Widow or Vive Ciqui0t.
Fleur de Ssllsry and Crown brands.
so boxes CbOics Carsts.
casks Harmony and other choice brands Of Sherry
and MADEIRA.
10 cases Of Swiss Absysth
10 Curacao and Maraschin0.
so G0ulsy, Boxers and other bittcrs
80 casks London Porter and Edinburgh Aes Of various
brands
251( pipes ofchoica French Brandiss.
The Vine growers Co, Jules Durand Agent" aJe1n
LOuiss superior old CogniaC, 1911" and @azlro" are
fully IaHteed pure and unsurp quality aud IA
vOr By the Agents for the sale Of these braads
pipes pure Holland Gin Jamaica Rum. Psach ana
Apple Brandy Scotch, Irish and American Whisky Cher.
~ Bmnoy Bouncs ee The connoisssurs and lovers Of od
Wines Brandy, Segar &C. are respectfully invited 10 call
and examine theirsi0ck
april IA A KERR 4 IN
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26O.OOO

GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS.
7HE subscribers have received b. arrivals large
addition 70 thsir stock OF the brands Of Ha-
Vsna Cigars, consisting Of:
REGALIAS,
CUBANAS,
CLNTO DE ORION,
sANCHO PANIC,
WASHINGTON5,
.-. FL SOILS;
With numerous other brands o. all sizes and
kinds, and az prices ranging from $40 to $50 q
thousand
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DOCTORS
j. p. Ford & j. HI. Calender,
Have associated themselves in the
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE & SURGERY.
once and Residence No. Is South Summer street.
niSsOIUffOm

NB-Tose indebted to Dr. Ford for years previous to
1858, will please call and settle. lapril 2-Im.
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Trust sale Of an IrOn FOlndry.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made % no on ne laia
ID day OF September, 1851, bT Heard "llacomos nn
bsixs and John HaItlsy, and which s regatafea % W
aDdI02, Will ofsr plblc sale on Tuesday tae Ia 1
OF April nsxt ths properly thsIsn descfiedf eoAs Of
A Steam gnrine and BOigr, Fan, Cupolaf 9halnnE and
tBeiung Wool Lahe, Crane Moulding flaaka Faainii
Benches and other articles and n5tufe1 Necessary " e.t
On ~ lion Foundry, ncudiuE F0rgas and 1acEsmt1al
oolg Together win than sixty oRs Of PIC ifon ana
numbsrof Car Wheels ana other Casi nssl essees manl
Trust -. = - -
This foundy has been in operation about az months ane
brdze and very ns1r the sites Of The Machine shops &c
II ne ioasFs ard nashville and ne bdselold ana Asn-
ueky Ralroad Companies
Terms which ahE b rsso1aoe 11ds snoW1 on ne dag
~ ~. WASHINGTON BARROW,
Trustee.
Ihssbz consent o. and desire hat the sale above ms
toned, shall taEs Place. -. $50.
Essavins, NagsA y, Isss-t
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$4,000 genuine Mexican Cigars, large and small,
Of sxoellentqualty which viii be sold loF 20 close
Also, superior Virginia chewing, Virginia, Havana,
and Turkish Smoking TO58eeCs, Delphi SHUTS,
Pipes, Sc.
A KERR & co adininin.r Pal Omna
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Neeroes for Sale.
NEW ROUTE 10 MEMPHIS.

PARE ONLY s12-TIUE THRO' 25 HOURS.
TEVRAINS run through from Stevenson % Mem At
phis and make close connection with trains
on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad al Steven -
SON. Through Tickets from Nashville 70 Memphis sold
sl2 Time through . hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the O'Clock, M,
TFan which arrives Stevenson at IS, A. NJ. and
meets with Trains for Memphis No delay except il chang
ng cars. Z. L. ANDEhSCN5
anrila-tf Ticket AGENT
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SPRING STOCK

GOdeY's Lady's Book for May, Just received
by F. HAGAN Market 81.
, 1858-10-29
lFrOm Blaekwood's Magaslns for July.l
ny FIRST AND LAST NOVEL.


1 PAHI Il
You asked me once Il l had ever had secret
from my husband -l.ii
Answering Yes" promised some day to tell
you all about It; viii do so now. lf
When we were first married, and for time
Afterwards, We were poor; neither Of us were
used to poverty. l was the youngest, and had
been the pet Of large family; l was inexpcri.
enced in every way, and somewhat spoiled by
indulgence Kenelm, my husband, was several
years older than his little wife; he was good
grave, and wise; there was something in his
character that made people afraid Of him; when
he courted me, my sisters held him in awe; yet
strangely enough, ], coward as was in most
respects, felt nothing Of this awe til afterwards
but treated him with girlish audactiy and tyran.
ny. l knew my power.
must not allow myself to tell you Of our hap
piness during the first months after our marriage
that has nothing to do with this story; for then
I had not the ghost Of secret from my husband
It is true that was forced to be very quiet
during the earlier part Of the day, when the
scratching Of Kenelm's pen was almost the only
sound to be heard in our house; but indcmni
fed myself in the evening for tho mornings 81
lence. dearly loved TO talk to Kenclmi l
used then to show him tho innermost thought Of
my heart; he was 50 gentle and rcverent and
in return gave me his full confidence, sometimes
speaking 10 me Of things Gar beyond my compre-
hension, gladdening me by saying that often q
few random words Of mine would suggest the
solutions Of perplexities over which ho had long
pOnderedi st-..t
Well, we were poor. had twenty pounds q
year; for the rest we depended upon my hus
bands earnings We had married in the spring
the following winter Kenolm fell in, very in
Necessarily his illness increased our expenses
and !, without any regard to cost or any thought
Of whose labor must pay for all, procured every
thing that ancied might please him or do him
good. When he was convalesccnt the doctor
ordered him not to write for months TO come. ]
understood his smile as he listened to this decree
It smote me with sharp sudden pain; remcm'
Der ran away to weep.
Imust write, my child; we are in debt; We
want money" This was an his answer to my
fearful remOnstrance, when long, long before hs
was strong, saw him settle down to work. '-
For the first time shrank away from his mild
glance; for the first time the deep tenderness O
his tone sounded to me as a rcproach.
Invent from his study into the garden. It was
spring; but Ipaid no heed to the lOveliness o.
the sunny morning. To-day ! was too misera
bic to weep for the first time in my lie perhaps
| stood, leaning my head against tree, absorbed
in sclfre7 e7rOachfOl thought for the frs
time, hew dreadfal thing II was to want money
had one friend living near; she had beer
Ksnclm's friend for years and years, but now sh'
, 1858-10-29

The Albany CSltirdtOr of August contains
the following interesting articlcon the above
subject:
As the subject Of the grasses and its i'm
portance has been frequently treated of in
many of the agricultural journals, q ,rccur-
renee to IL at any time, It is hoped, win lead
the agriculturist to study his best interest.
Our pasture grounds need greater attention
than is generally paid them, to make pro
ductiyein quantity and quality, of the grasses
for the grazing herd. Next to the having
good stock, is that of providing good pastur.
ing. All lands are not adapted to this pur.
pose, There Is q vast difference In the quail.
ity Of the grasses, and we consequently
find that some pastures in which there is a
luxuriant and we'll sustained crop of herbage
the season through, the animals are fam
ished and lean that are fed upon them. Other
lands devoted to their use, while they appear
short and dry, turn out their tenants in the
fall in condition obviously improved they
are fat, sleek, and show no signs of lack o.
food, but thercverse. Low lands, which ore
O generally saturated with water which become.
, 1858-10-29
TERMs-INvARIABLY In ADVANCE.
Rates Of SubseriptiOnI
Agticpltufs.



In order to make farming pay, the science
of farming must be understood. To those
who profess to cultivate the soil, and find it
unremunerative, think their want Of success
might be attributed, generally, to their ig
norance and want of system in their general
management.
Remember, farmers, your pursuit is a
noble one but to make It noble and elevated,
requires the exercise of mind as well as mus
Gle. 1t is vocation requiring intellect Of a
superior order and whoever would attain
that intellectual greatness requisite for a
sci ntifc and systematic agriculturist, must
read study, and reduce to practice.
Take, for instance, the man who has risen
TO eminence in his profession, and who makes
that profession pay, and he will tell you that
ease and idleness have been strangers to him
.h-that years of hard study and deep research
have earned him his high reputation and his
well filed Golfers.
Again, look at the successful merchant
o. and ,rhcro docs the secret Of his nrosneritv
~ ~ L. s~.c,o. L.a,.,.d,a 90 h;s ~;
~. h;. n.rLsa o,,on,;on ~ /, NJ. ,vs.er,.
~. ,n.n.non,or, srd h;s nrnaon; core.
thought.
LANE, .,.ss.,p ~, ,,,,,.,,,.,,s. h,.h 80.
49, "a ....Ss a-,n,o.m,on, hooansa &c -. .,
s".,s.;... - - :. . - IT. - ,.,,, ~,
n ~ !. ~ ',os....,s-.. .s.,.,.r. I -.
49, 'Ss a -" s | =" -. -. !. ~.
[ ,.."..,.,, ,s 8. - ~ ~" ~" !...;so~. ~ " ia ia
PeeV"'p.nss'Ol ~, y. W. '.'1 .sO.".e' - - ~ naO
!. .... naa' Ds MS 'OD " ~" ' "PP'''
oss ,.n
from tnesc comparisons 'nen' ! .n,nA 'ne
, 1858-10-29


questioned me no more only aodIksd "a T6I.
ressed me
Next morning rSloIcsd th.t NJ n,r,, -,
still in my keeping. go Il
When I went down into the patlus Ks1sln
held visiting-card In his hand, 4 which h ~
looking with surprise. '''1' =
my friend Ashtower here yesterday. and soa
DID not ten mel You told him 10 cone i9l|.a
hope; you are vel aware that hSy6 ISsi
desired TO see him." gg-e sdtiind
paused at the door with . nco sxpr.suiit
blank CONSERVATION. I--did not know. IEk
tered 1s,,l
xes; was afraid Of KsnsIm- his eyes %
rused my ACE keenly.
You did not knOw-it was AIMS kulk then.
inis : very vexatous" He was about % rike
'ne oeh W ig ~
snyT ieriedi "it was not hsf falE II
'old ner Il anybody came, 10 say vas sngtSsd;
o. course she did not know ! would hare ssrb
your nlend1 IN this moment did nqt hnc1
ne nad oeen here la.,s 4 VA
ana wny, my dear wifi, would ypH ~ ~
Oooy yesterday !"
Dont say my dear wife In that hclFid way.
suppose was not in the humof 81 company,
as you had len me alonei" ItoOk rufast ~
kind Of Petulant naughiinsss, poutsd, and mads
an unnecessary noise with the cups and a1nesrA
Ny husband did not speak for some tina.
Then he said, with measured mildness ih,iI
wen understood : think, Minnie, that yoqoWs
, 1858-10-29
Thoughss on some Farmers Practices.

When ! see a straw stack standing year
after year, without enriching any ground,
thinks ! to myself, how much better had 1t
been for the owner Of it to plow and fit his
potato ground, drop Ms potatoes, and cover
eight or ten inches with that same straw.
When see man dropping his potatoes
in rows, four feet each way, and dropping
three or four in hill, thinks | to myself
how much better If that man would drill
his potatoes, dropping them from twelve to
eighteen inches apart one way and four
feet the other,-always cutting them, and
putting only from one ito four eyes in hill.
When ! see . man cutting down the only
tree in his pasture field, thinks to myself
how much better would that man leave that
tree sanding for his cattle shade in a hot
summer day.
, 1858-10-29
A aaaint Old Song.



ieannos eat but hti'e meat
u. Saonaeh = nos goou;
DuI sure nlhk mat ! can oI'nh
WIN MN tnAt NeAn shood'
IpOthIne am ! cold,
I STUFF my skin 80 full within
OF jolly rood ale and old.
Back and side 10 bare, 70 bare,
Both foot and hand 70 cold;
But, belly, God send thee good ale enough,
whether II be new or old.
Anase 20 hoAss pus . nu'-O'O"n 'oA'',