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The Great English Remedy.
SIR LANES EIARKE,E

Q e r a e Il r 9 IN lie Pills.
Preparation prescription Of Sir u Clarke, II. D
Physician Extraordinary 70 tie Queen.
Thisnvauable medicine il unfang in the cure Of all
HAIR DYE 10 VILE WASH, but the article that will
naturally restore the color Of the hr the changing OF
which to gray, being indication OF lack Of proper
secretions, 10 truly valuable medicine. PR0r WooDs
HArs Tonic II the certificates of the leading minds over
the Union do not fasify 10 the only safe remedy for
badness dryness premature change Of color and the
several evidences Of lack of se.retons the roots
Of the hair, which be found. Quack prepara
abound and "hair tonics" fill every "corner grocery"
In the country. Avoid all chair toncsn unless known
to be the preparation Of some whose celebrity has
become Worldwide. Do not let any nostrum yender
experiment upon your hair. Touch nothing you have
not good reason to believe Is all il purports to be-
Pro Wocd has earned BY years Of severe test or the
virtues 81 his preparation, his present fame. Over
100 certificates are before Of the value Of this Hair
Restorative, from parties who have tried IL. Use no
other.
CAuTioN.-Beware Of worthless limitations as several
are already In the markets called by disfent names.
Use none uness the words professor Woods Hair Re.
storative. Depot 81. Louis, No., and New York; are
blown in the bottle. Sold BY all Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers Also BY all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas-[New York
Day BOOK. ImayA
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AEMORRHAOIDS 0s8 PILES
WHkrHKL o. LONG STANDING or RECENT ORIGIN InnEAxAl
o. zxfRKHAL; WHETHER ArTESDRD WIFE Pn0lAreus.
HxM01EAAGE, OR oBsTRUcTIos; AED
EXTERNAL APPLICATION!
10 INTERNAL ADJuvASrs BEfsc REQUIRED o.
Ito REGULATE THE BOWELS, ConsrrPAfED, On
II DrARRHoxA DYsESTRRY. ~s
THE Piles, while astonishingy prevalent Ia their
rions forms, amongst all classes Of both sexes are
at the same time the most distressing, frequently dan.
gerouss and hitherto most difficult OF cure. 81
Persons Who suffer any length Of time With the Piles,
generally try every thing they learn Of purporlng
70 cure the disease yet realize
eae anss sssn .o
sequenty have dspaired Of any future cessation from
To al such ) SPECIFIC Is offered for their relief
which has stood the test Of more than twelve years
i've practices and during that tma has MeCsr rolled
sc TMn knowted0s Of ~ AropSeors, Of CURING
DR.. CAvANAUGHS PILE sALvE
s strictly scientific combination Of well knevn RENE.
dial agents. and has been brought to s perec
sion ~ continued series or experiments, extending
Iniougn years o. patient study and investigation,
field where ample opportunities were offered for thor.
oughly testing its virtues.
Ths have no hesisancy in saying that their
First and only Infalli5le Specific eper Disco,x
OUTWARD APPLICA 11ON ONLY! NJ
ana Mat n time TO come as in past II will stdnd hs
ses ira. without failure 70 perform all the proprie-
tors claim for II, II their directions attended to-
large number Of gentlemen throughout the country,
Of nigh character and influence have voluntarily n.
tested tits efficacy in their cases, Of hearsay
ana whose certificates maybe by reference to the
propretors' publications, be had Of their agents
throughout the United States. -
Price 80 per box, retail The PILE sALvE IL prt
up In glass jars, nclosed in PAPER LABEL
led, and llkeep any length Of time.
For sale in this city by f. e. Gay, A. Hendricks ~
Deitssch, squires and Bloss, Aug. III. CARRIE.
sept -bplv a. ipan,s M
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Fran, Knmaaa.

The Fort Scott Democrat gives an account Of
an encounter between Capt. Anderson with q
squad Of U. $. troops and . company of Mont
gomerys men. In the ARRAY, young soldier
named Alvin Satterwait was MORALLY wounded;
he has since died. 1t is not known whether an
Of the other party we're killed or not They %.
capped. The o. S. Marshal was with Capt. An
derson, and had writs to serve on the party that
attacked the troops.
A gentleman who arrived here to day says
that last Monday, the 10th of May, the troops
and Montgomery had another fight, in which
four dragons were killed and six wounded
six horses shot, This was q small posse Of thir.
ty United States troops attacked by forty of
Montgomery's men, who got the better Of the
fight.
This is what the messenger brings, but can.
not vouch for its truth.-St. LOUIS Republican,
10th.
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THE DISTINCTION OF CoLoR.-At Petersburg,
Ga, last week, young man was on trial for
rape, and the victim of his lust was brought on
the stand to testify. But the defense objected
to her testimony on the ground that she was Of
African descent. RopRysicians and an expert
10 African compo ,nds were selected by the court
that they could not decide the delicate question.
The expert, however, gave it as his opinion that
she was at least one fourth colored, and she was
not allowed to testify. Fortunately there was
other and whittier evidence, and the sc0undrel
did not escape conviction. The young woman
is described as Of fair and delicate skin and her
general appearance is in perfect keeping with
her pretensions to an u:adulterated lineage: II
no white person had witnessed the outrage the
villain would not have been punished. This 10
the sort of institution that Christians are ex-
pected to tolerate as entirely consistent with
their religion.
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a. HosTErTKR's celebrated Stomach Biters, 10.
JuandIce, Dyspepsia, Nervous Chronic Debility
very pleasant In taste and SMELL and be taken un.
der any circumstances. In Of Dyspepsia
like magic strengthening the tone Of the Stomach slim
ulating the digestive powers, and giving rudy health
to the cheek and brightness to the eye In all cases Of
Diseases Of the Stomach, whether acute chronic,
may be recommended for it, soothing cordial and rem
ovatng influence. Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Loss Of Ap-
petite, Nausea, Nervous Tremors, Relaxation Debility
g., relieved By the Bers in very short space Of
time, and perseverance in their use never fails to
work thorough cure. Kept at al the popular Saloons
ana principal Drug Stores. mays
ID store ofMessrs Gallery Harper Jefferson street,
Burlington, where gngish, German, Aeediah ID Welsh,
Bibles and Testament, may always bsfol ~ cost
Oficee. nove
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Jefferson and Main SITS, yesterday, and was able,
by his exceedingly noisy imitation of the razor.
strop man. to draw crowd. We don't know
any thin: about his sharpener. but his own pro-
fundity, even at two squares, is enough for US.
A year or two ago, when the self sharpene: was
here before, we thought we had never seen q
man who could give by lung and gesture and
look more cute and knowing turn to fat and
stale idea. But We acknowledge that he has
improved upon the sounding brass Of his former
oratory and now stands without a rival
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MARKETS.
BUpLlNCroN MnnSev p n

| DOALiN1ION, AOu00y r. n.
4 Since our last the river has 90 far subsided !
% allow Of the running Of the cars Of the G
3 Road 70 East Burlington and Tho rssump
ton Of the freighting business. For The con
venience Of passengers and others We hope hi,
Road may keep above water for the rest Of ths
season.
Inc vet weather still continues, and We fea,
SHAT the "seed time" promised win not be given
sh's year. The roads are in IN awful con dition.
business proportionally duh, and times harder
than ever.
MHEAT-Little arriving, so cts.
FLOUR-City Mills, $3, 75 BY the draw load
CORN-2Oa25 cts.
OATS-25c.
B BcoIIEk-l2aal5 cts; plenty.
EGGS-5 cts per dox H.
FKOtISlONS-Country cured Hams. -.
shoulders, 81, Sides, n. Lard, 84a9.
GROCERIES-Sugar, 7as;-Moiasses Reich.
ers,' 10 cts IN bbls in kegs, 80 Sugar House.
4Octs Coffee, llaal24.
rkUIT-Dried Apples "a; Peaches Ii eta.
NAILS-$4a4, 80.
TALLOW-74aSc.
VINEGAR-lOc
SALT-Kanah va, 60 cts; Ground Alum. Al az,
per sack; New York, 2,65 per Dbl.
WhISKEY-16a25c.
HAY-$lO per ton.
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on the slst
day OF May, A. D. 1858, At the door OF &c. Johns
(M - Church, In the town Of Augusta, Iowa. SHAH
proceed 70 sell TO the highest bidder for cash in hand
the real estate, situated in the Of Aurus.
with the n. II. Church thereon.
This sale is made by virtue OF Deed OF Trust nom
John Kelly, John W. Tcors, John Mutt and Levi Farms
worth, - trustees Of said Sc. Johns H. H. Church. to
me, made to secure tie payment Of two Promissory
votes both bearing date Of September 30, 1885 one
Ior thirty dollars, payable In year, and one
Tor two hundred and thirty dollars, payable in two
years both drawing ten per cent interest after due
which notes are due and unpaid and by the terms Of
sne saa trust Deed am required to sell the property.
mAy3-w4t LEWIS EPpS Trustee
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills.

SAVVDVAAAGb4
Prepared BY Cornslsss Z. C1sesemGn, N D., Nes
York City.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are tn,
result Of long and extensive practice. They are mild
In their operation, and certain in correcting all regu
Painful Aenstruatons removing all distractions
whether from cold otherwise, headache pain in the
side paptaton Of the heart disturbed sleep, which
arises from interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES'
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable, they will bring
on the menthy period With regularity Ladies' Who have
been disappointed In the Of other Pills, place
the utmost confidence in DR.. Pills doing ali
that they represent TO do.
NOTICE.
they should not be used during Pregnancy a. 4 mis-
carriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and from anything iniu
siousto life or health Explicit directions which should
be read, accompany each box. Price $500. Sent BY
mall on enclosing u to Dr.. CORNELIUS L. CHKssxnAx,
box 1851, Post ONCE, New York City. Sold by one
Druggist in every town in the United States.
r. b. HUTCHINGS.
General Agent for the United States,
165 Chambers st., New York,
Towhem all Wholesale orders should be addressed.
Sold BY SoUrREs 3 BLoss, Burlington. Isept3- bp1y
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r.,. ., New York, May a.
80 1olf1Market without change. Sales 5000 bbls AZ
W Tor super state ~ O004 Is for extra state:
eoU5 70 lor super WESTERN ~ eO04 40 for common
o Med1m extra western Canadian Flour steady Sales
Sales at % OOl3 81. 1o1A uaA''
wheat-Market lower. Sales 10000 bush at q 90
ior extra Mch % for White do; S5c FOR common Mi
Club; SAC for prime Chicago Spring. -
1ye-Dull Sales at 81 06Skc
e Oorn-scarce and frmer. Sales 10000 bush a. 75c
for yellow. "'A ''sN'o
So. Usss-puI and unchanged. Sales at 390Ac for
Gut Meats-Steady.
hard-Firm. &ales 100 bbs At 11k01rkc.
Bntter-Steady. Sales at ,12ll0c Tor Ohio. and IL
@24c for State. y. 0"Ao' snu =
Cheese-Steady, at case
Wnlskey-Firmer. Sales 100 bbls at 22c
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TIE MURDERERs OF HuGH DowNIE ARREST
ED.-Arrest was yesterday made of an employee
in the BARRIERS shop Of Henry Gardiner, on
Broadway, near Biddle street, on the charge OF
being implicated in the murder of Hugh Dow
ME, Of Illinois. This person has confessed that
the murder was committed g; 2 o'clock on Sun.
day evening, in Gardners shop. Downie came
in. took the chair, and resigned himself to be
shampooed. The lather was permitted to trickle
to his eyes. and then the rope was applied to
his meek. His hat was burned in the stove, his
body robbed and thrown where it was found.
Three employees of Gardiner did the Job
The remaining two have fed, but will be
caught Gardiner 10 also under arrests.
Louis Democrat.
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CANE NEAR DYING.-A lady in Boston came
near dying, one day last week, from medicines
prescribed by spiritual medium. A temporal
physician saved her. The lady was not suffi--
GENTLY in harmony with the spirits to profit BY
their physic. She was Of the earth, earthly,
and instead Of being prescribed for BY spirits.
should have had spirits, prescribed for her.
Perhaps one reason why the doctors are 10
unanimous against Spiritualism, il because the
mediums set up in practice and compete with
them. But in this case it worked nicely. The
medium got fee, and then the temporal
physician got another for tlnkering up the
blunder Of the spirits. Query Had the hus-
band Of this lady discovered that be had /" an
affinity for some other lady!"
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] V1EIY 6lVKBYE


TAo 0a1csoo - RaunAees
-. vesy Asasss nelehose up sesssA and ~
..r... ,iat dslsssahls esnsssn, y - psssss
rsss ~ d - 1isssss. - pAssisipAal
800 In = - esAssl Faad, ~ D..
! Assssnsd - ssssaia psrsses hAvs
80. ~ itsa ~ eaaAss ~ aes sf he Lsgis
~. 10 lssAiss Afser - suAssl asasss -
fhs law uadse vhisA tAsss psfsoas were
,,.,ed. end By vAisA tAskAlariss vsss axsd,
A,,nsd. pesssassd aad advseassd By :
.;,,.s ofshs go Hossss Of ~ General Al.
-h,, .ppoiassd y iavsssigass shs conduct Of
~. b rads and eshsra Ttas Csanittes
Z. composed Of hssssA Cooloaugh. Of Dss
49,. Saunders, Of Henry, Tripbls. q Davis
~. Senate. TO Dsnecsass and ONE Republic
- ues6. Of Massatins, Hardin, Of Du-
-. pav,A q Pelk, Van Vaulksnh0rg. u
:, "a KisApaszick. Of Washington, thres Re.
-. and two Democrats. Thus drawn up
,...suted By . joint committee. composed
~, At Democrats and Republicans. this law
~....d s;sAess single dissenti.g soss in
s;skr Hos's .
..,,.,,y. Vas viss and necessary. and he's
,ls.>nds Of dollars 10 the State, no ONE
=, aa,,ss, unless some Of the newspaper
Z. -. .ajsors and pablishsrs were interest,"
:, j. y. Eds plandsr. A. large interest was
..L. IN which the people Of Iowa were and
-. ;.terested, The immense school
=. = ~ State bad become source Of cor
-. and plunder, and sound policy and COM
-. ,..a.nce required that il be looked after.
:. 4. ..yeral counties Of this State, in the
=. - School Fund Commissioners, il was
..ov, TIA, there was large amount, IN some
1900. reaching 100000 in moneys and
,.na. IN . single county. Seeing what had been
...n,, a The indebtedness Of . Ssats officer,
=. I.e;I.,.r., sAreuiag aside al partisanship
"a -, confederation except the public good,
- III, lax, ssqsriag the appointment Of
s.mr,.,.r, n.,,oos % investigate tho books and :
.s.ern,. 4 ,hs sahocl ruad Cenmissioasrs. and :
srins .b.,r eonp,asa.ien 4 . PIT day while u
shus engaged. AZ shss tizs shis compensation I
v,s NOT considered hishse than vas necessary d
!. s.cure men oonpstsns 70 make the investiga-
ton q the vote proves. b
fhssssuls Of the investigation proved the n
,.dcn Of the Legislature in passing the act. b
. number Of the Fund Commissioners we're v
u,oy.d 70 be unfaithful, and the accounts Of -
many others we're in great confusion. One. at q
lat len the State 70 avoid the infamy brought m
,aliehs BY this investigation, and BY the cor.
ncsoa Of errors and the exposure Of frauds
uudderable sum was sAvedto the State, and, At
y nms time, .. very sa;utary influence brought
ssss upon this class Of public servants in their
ktun conduct.
Tor he expopurs Of the Eads defalcation and -
Cor yigilant and faithful administration of the
iupcr.ant Office Of Governor, the people ofIows an
Nv. reason to be grateful to James W. Grimes. d.
d. hat thereby be has incurred the dspleasure HI
ma abuse Of the whole class Of tax-eaters and an
public plundsrers We need only refer to Sunday tn,
mornings Gazette. TIL
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TEE EETEcr OF Low Tolls ON FLoUR.-Th>
Buffalo Express says the amount Of -four shippei
from that point up 70 Saturday night, II days
Wa II 1872 bbls., being within 1880 bbls. Of
the whole amount shipped during the whole 81
last season.
The indications continne TO vindicate the 70
duction Of tolls on -four, wheat, DC. The In
crease Of business and revenue, on thess articles
promises 70 be very large.-l Albany Jour.
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Bach's American Compound:

06V0 AmGISS8U OUW pOUuOs
The Greatest Re1lledY I'm the World.
For the permanent cure Of the following complaints
Colds, Coughs, liberated and Sore Throat. scrofula
Salt Rheun, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, al Nervous Com
plants, Female Weakness and Irregularities. Tusr
Aibus Tor Whites,) Canker and nursing sore mouth
Piles, Diarrhea, Weak Stomach in fact in any case Of
Weakness. Inflamation. or Impure
Blood,
Csc this Remedy.
Physicians use and recommend i.-Having used
your Bach's American Compound in . number Of the
above named cases, can cheerfully recommend It %
the Best Medicine with which ! am acquainted.
J. N. BETS, n. D.
Pulaski, Oswego county, N. r., August 81, 1856.
We have hundreds OF Certificates from Physicians,
corrcborang the above statement, which We can pro-
dace II necessary. SEQ Bach's Rect Rooks and CIR.
eEldrs for CsrfiGcdtss.
y For sale BY SQUIREs / BLOSs, Burlington, and
Dealers in Medicine generally.
u. COVENTRY I co.,
Successors to p. v. r. Coventry 4 COY
Sole Proprietors, 81 Geneses st., Auburn, N. r.
nov13-bply
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ASHAMED OF HIMsELr.-The most modest
drunken man we ever saw, We saw on Saturday.
He was making himself numerous on Jefferson
Street, when Deputy Marshal Kentuck craved
his company and treated him to . dray.ride, up
hill. As he laid on the dray, he kept many
pairs ofinquisitive eyes from his face, by pulling
his dilapidated hat over his visage, and persist
emily holding it there.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ave are not in the habit Of indorsing patent medi
cines unless have indubitabe proofs OF their elca-
cy. In view Of the multiplicity u quack nostrums with
which the country 10 continually flooded, It becomes
0fenef the duty Of the journalist to warn tie public
remedies thst possess merit but when medicine
for equation and becomes absolute necessity
in every family where there u disease and when those
who use II never aftervard dispense with II when they
are In need Of remedy for pain and disease, then
becomes the duty Of the journalist to make such medi
tenton has frequently been called well by those who
use the medicine rs those who sell It, to the
pied success Of Bakers Pain Panacea which has gained
popularity and meets with sale unequalled By any
medicine that has 0er been sold in this country
lMarshaH ulinoisian.
For sale By all Druggists fmay5-d1m
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ETHAN ALIENS REMAINS MIssrNG.-The cere-
monies Of laying the corner stone Of the Nonu.
ment to Ethan Allen, by the State authorities
of Vermont, were postponed for the reason that
the remains are missing. No trace of Ethan
Allen can be found on the spot where he was
supposed to be, and the suppostion is that his
bones have been stolen or mislaid. As Yer
mont has no live heroes, the larceny of the
bones Of dead one is very deeply felt in the
State,
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Col. FoRNHY on THE ADxINIsrRATloN.-A
correspondent Of the New York Times having
intimated that Col. Forney was about to surrsn.
der to the Administration. he uttsrs an indig-
nant denial, and adds:
1t has no probability, no possibility, to rest
upon. We have nothing 70 surrender. II would
afford us great pleasure to agree with the gen
eral Administration on this Kansas question;
but this will never be, until the Administration
10 trus 70 itself, and 70 the pledges. upon which
il va elevated TO power.
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(ELeNNt Onl1Se4 fem con.
The Box, Nav 18th " g TERRnr Pr, =

SAD Acc1DExT-DEArH BY L1GHrsrSa.-A
house near Eagle Point, inhabited by family
named Green, was struck by lightning during
the thunder gust yesterday afternoon a child
in the cradle was killed, and several other Der.
sons badly stunned. The house was built partly
Of stone and partly frame; the upper story
being frame work was partially knocked down,
and the fluid passing down the wall glanced
into the cradle. killing the child. and striking
little girl near by, impressing the figure Of
tree on one Of her thighs and thence passing
down into the cellar, struck Mrs. Green who
happened to oe there at the time, and stunned
her SO that she lay insensible for some time
is altogether one of the most singular and
unfortunate freaks of lightning we have ever
heard Of-Dubuuue Express and Herald
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q That the Democratic party is hopelessly
pasdn its idols, the niggers and niger dri-
sA 5vell proven by the fact that it has
apkd as new plank in it's platform, the ex
Asn from suffrage Of all but citizens of the
Essd States in the Territories. Thus, at the
u Of ts Southern allies, it has changed the
sy ofths Government, and offered direct
pointed insult to the foreign element ofthe
snsry, On which it has relied for all its victo'
ia recent years. The Catholic, German,
y Irish citizens Of the United States elected
Rsehanan. And yet, the very men who
sH sAvatsd BY these naturalized citizens, at
lseek Of Southern disunionists have turned
sa their allies and agreed that declaration
Intention 70 become . citizen shall not give
io'sign-born pioneers in the Territories the
hrlsge Of voting in the matter Of their domes-
aaara A. the People Of the Territories
~ no Sots for President or Vice President,
even Members Of Congress,-do mot elect
leif own Governors and Judicial officers, it was
bought but fair and reasonable that even per-
~ d foreign birth, who encountered the hard.
r and dsPrivasions Of pioneer life, upon .
c'afaiion Of their intention to become citi-
y, should have voice in shaping their do
'uc Institutions, so Ear ~ that was practicable,
A'oaga the election Of territorial legislators,
0aa'y officers and delegates to Congress, who
aotaiag more than lobby members. That
0s sas but fair and just, until recently, We
ave heard no one dispute. Now, however, be-
i've foreign citissns, when placed besids the
Fe chatsei ana required u conpsts with
ssd slave labor have been found opposed 70
national institution, il y the last demand
as lords Of the plantation, complied with a.
- demanded, that this poor boon be with.
What hope 10 there for . party that 10
'slse to every promise, every principle and
('f5 ally, save and except its disunion mas
M!
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A MISREPRESENTATION friend Antoine,
who, By the way, 10 one Of our Oldest citixen,,
having resided here twenty one years, and, in
that time, BY honest labor, accumulated quite .
little fortune, was, yesterday, somewhat excited
because We mentioned, on Monday, the fact
that his horse ran away with q water cart. the
driver being drunk, not supposing it necessary
to say that it vas not hin.aelf, but hired man,
81 course, every body knew that he was not
meant