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a POSITIVE CURE FOR CANCER, WITH
"A OUT THE USE OF CAUSTIC OR KNIFE, Endors-
ed and Legazed by Especial Enactment of the State Le
gislaure Of Maryland, with good report from five phys
clans Of the House Of Delegates who appointed
examine its claims.
The undersigned will guarantee of all external
Cancers where vital parts have become involved before
the application made and the general heath of the pa
tent is good.
The above all that is deemed necessary say the
great efficacy of this remedy is pretty extensively
known.
be to all requiring the knowledge contains who will
incose stamp Address, ,..--s,.,-
JOHN GATHERS,
Office, lOe Baltimore Street, Baltim.re Md
July &c, 1855. 6J-ipd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-08

NASH'S TRIAL PIANOS!
SALES INCREASING.
Responsibility in Every Particular.
M HAVE for twenty odd years been engaged in the
w PIANO FORTE BUSINESS, and our sales have
been steadily increasing up to the present time.
WHY Is THIS?
This surely evidence of the superiority of Pianos
We have sold thousands of these Pianos the prOm
nent reliable men Virginia the Caronas and the
and ntrnsicay the best proofs of merit and to them
always glad to refer, for in instance have
instruments failed to satisfy the demands of the most
acting taste.
To persons having doubts as where the best Pianos
are to be purchased we simply say
TAKE OURS UPON TRIAL"
Then why purchase from travelling agents. concerning
whose responsibility yon know nothing whose Pianos have
not undergone this test in the South and when such liberal
inducements too offered in Peter burg Virginia, by
E. P. NASH, Sycamore street.
August q, 1858 TO
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS, BRICKLAY.
ERS, STONE MASONS, SKATERS, &c.
DLANS, WORKING DRAWINGS in detail, and full
II specifications for COURT HOUSE. to be erected in
YaDceyvlle Caswe county, N. e., be William
Percivals Architectural Office Raleigh, N. c., from the
18th to the 18th September next and from the 2st to the
Esd, at the old Court House in Yanceyville.
Between the above dates Sealed Proposals will be receive
ed by the Architect the Building Committee for the
whole work. and each description Of work separately. On
the 2ad September, the day folpwing. the contract
will be closed Stone and materials for Brick convenient
to site All further particulars promptly replied to by the
Architect who WILL early application, supply bills of
quantities.
JOHN COBB,
c. II. RICHMOND,
N. NJ. LEWIS,
SAML. p. HILL,
N. NJ ROAM.
Yanceyvlle Aug. 81, 1858. 7O-6t
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TO THE PEOPLE OF RALEIGH
SURROUNDING COUNTRY.
WYE OFFER FOR SALE, UPON TERMS
w decidedly liberal those long talked of PIANOS of
ours, that have borne the test of than TWENTY
YEARS TRIAL. We will give still the privilege Of Trial
before payment is made and with this proposition before
yOu surely harm from addressing line
or two on the subject.
E. p NASH
Book and Piano Seller,
Petersburg Va
May 25 1858. 42-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-08

81 0Us.
TSATL AND V1NIEk sUPPLY OF ROOTS
XUH SHOES. = HI HUBSCRIBER Is NOW
Teivi rge s6piy of BOOTS and Shoes Of an elites
and yariee which he inyitesfhe attention Of his
tanners and the public Mems and boys Boots and Shoes
ladies' and Misses and Chiidreps Shoes of I'll styles,
BroRans and Shoes for servants DC. Call and exame
{. :. = - $3.50. : $50 - 80 HENRY PORTER
. Raleigh Oct. Is. z Va ~ 98-H
DAGUERROTYPES,. - ~,
AMBROTYPEs, 2fsi
s CAMEOTPPES,
q ysss.zs5 -sGszi MELAINOTYPES,
80 PHOTOGRAPHS, --s-e-s-s--~s
PLAIN OR COLORED
Taken at HAVENS' GALLERY, for one dollar and up.
wards. 81 = -s@ - - 8 s.
Raleigh, April "a. A--swly.
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KEROSENE LAMPS.

KEROSENE LAMPS.
a LARGESUPPLY Of beautiful styles lust to hand
"A from twenty-five to fifty per cent cheaper than ,h"n
have been selling for. " lucy
WILLIAMS l. HAYWOon
Raleigh, August %, 1858. sSO.s
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-08

STEAM SAW MILLS FOR SALE.
II OFFER FOR SALE TWO STEAM SAW MILLS, IN
IL Wake county, situated eleven miles south of Raleigh,
between the Fayetteville and Holoman roads. One Of
them large mill with an engine of 81 horse power and
horse power. They will be sold together separately
purchasers may prefer For further ngRyy to-
I'LL, % ,o.o Raleigh Nc G
x BBLs. FRESH PINE APPLES
As's' At '''' jones S5S; nooREs.
Raleigh, July Is, 1858. 81
DRIME NEW MULLETs. BY THE BARREL
Just received and for sale bv
JONES l. MOORE,
Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh, Aug. Z, 1885, Calm.
I'D BOXES SCOTCH HERRINGs.
10 Sardines in whole half and quarter boxes.
Just received ut
JONES L MOORES
Raleigh, Aug. Z, 1858. d3-lm.
STATE OF NoRTH-c {: In 10, IN
sions-May Term, lSos-A. G. Thornton WIN. NJ. Eth
ridge Attachment.
Ii appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Wm
NJ Ethrdge, the defendant in this is resident
of this county, ordered that publication be made the
Raleigh Standard for weeks notifying the defendant
appear the next Term Of our said Court be held
the Court House in Smithfed the 4th Monday of Au
gust next to answer plead or rep'evy Otherwise udg
Witness, Thos. d. Snead. Clerk of said Court, Office
in Smithfeld 4th Monday of May, 1885,
THOS d. SNEAD c. c. C.
July 10, 1885, pr. Adv. & 624) 2s-w6t*
NORTH-CAROLINA STATE BONDS.
III ORTIZ. CAROLINA STATE BONDS can be purchased
IL from Pulaski Cowper Of the City Of Raleigh, the
thorzed agent of this Company for the sale Of said Bonds
X c. PEARSON. Pres't
Western N. C. Railroad Comply
September 2, 1858. TIT
NOTICE.
VNAKEN UP IN LINVILLE COVE, and committed to
Il the Jail Of Watauga county, North Carolina, ON the
18th inst, NEGRO MAN. of light complexion with q
scar right cheek height sb1at feet er inches
weighs about $50 pounas, and had when taken up
his person pass in the following words the beare,
John pass until Monday morning in Greenwood any
where in five miles of it. August the 7th, 1855. Signed
by j. w. Cnkscaes." The owner is requested to come
and property and pay expenses saiu boy will b
dealt with according to law.
D. c. McCANLES, Shift.
August 20, 1853. Tim.
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TEACHER WANTED.
NV ANTED TEACHER IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
w who is competent to give instruction in the higher
branches of Latin Greek, Mathematics &c, and as to
teach Vocal Music Salary 1900 and board For further
particulars address N. B. Cobb Grecnvile, n c. or The
subscriber,
W. D. COBB,
Everettsyille. Nc
August 49, 1885, 66-mpd.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

would go with Lincoln for affiation with
negroes and reject Douglas because he pro
posed to keep this negro element where il
belongs, where God and nature have placed
it, where reason and common sense proclaim
that it should be placed, where the safety Of
society aud the eternal necessities of things
demand that it shall remain foreyer-in
social subordination TO the white citizenship!
But Douglas has not followed up the strong
and manly blows struck at Springfield. He
has permitted Trumbull and others to dis
tract his attention from the main issue, and
gone off in petty and personal squabble
about consistency, as if he or any body else
had ever been consistent in this question
This mistaken and foolish egotism has
changed the whole field of battle, and per-
hitting Lincoln to escape, be has put him
self on the defensive.--N. Y. Day Book.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

RELIEF FOR NEURALGIA.-As this dread
'ful disease is becoming more prevalent than
formerly, and as the doctors have not dis
covered any method CT medicine that viii
permanently cure it, we will simply state
that some time past member of our family
had suffered most intensely from it, and
could find no sure relief, until we saw an
article, which we rerublshed, recommend
ing the application Of bruised horse radish
to the wrist for the cure of tooth ache. AS
neuralgia and tooth>ache are both nervous
diseases, we thought the remedy for the one
would give relief to the other, so made the
application, and were truly gratied to find
that the simple application of horseradisb,
bruised, and applied to the wrist on the
side of the body where the disease was seat
ed, gave almost instant relief to a severe
attack of neuralgia. Since then we have
applied it several times, and with the same
gratifying results The remedy is simple,
cheap, aud may be within the reach Of every
man. Louisville Herald.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

The CoMET.-M, Cabinet. French savant.
holds the opinion that he comet recently oh
servedin several parts of Europe, is not the
celebrated comet of Charles V. In n commf-
nicoiion to the Journal deS Debats. he saws,
This wear we have already five comets. two
OF which are periodical; but none Of them is
the comet of 1856, called the " comet Of Charles
w." on the return of which contrary opinions
Of Mr.. Hind and Mr., Hoef' divide the scien-
tiic world. As for the comet no 5 of this
wear, which was discovered by M. Donate. at
Florence, on the 2d of June. it has no resem
blance to the same. The present comet ad-
vances very slowly, and will be in the midst
apparition about the 9th or 9th Of Sentar,ber
next 1t goes towards the west; whereas,
the comet of Charles V went towards the east.
so that they can no more be coufounded than
the mail from Brest can be COMPOUNDED with
that from Strasburg. Moreover there are 100
deg. difference in the position of the periheli-
on, and the inclination is S2A deg. instead of
so deg.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

SCENE IN A DlssECrGNG RooM.-A Young.
gentleman who had studied at celebrated
university, and having a strong predilection
Tor anatomy, took great pleasure in attending.
on dlssections Que evening he. with MANY
others was anxiously attending on the COM
mencement of that operation on the body of a
notorious malelactor, who lay stretched out
on the table before them; the surgeon. who
had been placing it in proper situation turn
ed t" the class. and addressed them TINS: O.
am pretty certain, gentlemen, from Inc warmth
OF the subject, and the fexbility Of the limbs.
that by proper degree of attention and care
the vital heat would return, and life in conse-
qnence take place. But, then, when It is con-
sidered what rascal we should again have
among rs, that he was executed for having
murdered Girl who was with child by him !:
and that were he restored TO life he would
! probably murder somebody else, when these
thlngs are coolly considered own it ia nv
opinion that we had better proceed with the
dissection With these words he plunged
the knife into the breast of the carcass. and
precluded at once all dread of future 'assassina-
uon Or hopes of ePentance.-Bri,ish Mercurv
1870.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11
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THE OLD MAN SINGS.

ID Nhoh n uhlN
Hol fetch me the wine cup fill Up to the brim
For my heart has grown cold and my vision il
dim,
And fain would bring back fof moment tn,
glow
The swift passon-that age hath long chilled
with its snow;
Ho fetch me the wine cup The red Liquor
CLEANS
With promise to waken youths rapture o
dreams,
And III drain the bright draught for that prom
ise divine,
Tho Death--the dark spectre should hand me
the wine
'Tis not life that live, for the blood currents
glide
Through my wan, shrunken veins in so sluggish
tide
That my life droops and witheFs; what life cal
you this
O! rather, consumed by one keen thrill of bliss
Would die with youths glory reviVifed 'rounC
me,
The deep eyes that blessed, and the fond arm!
that hound me;
0 rather than brood in this dusk of desire,
Sink down. like yon sapphire sunset--,ll fire.
The soul clad with wings, and the brain steepet
in light
Then come, potent wizard call on thy might
Breathe magical mist Ger he ravsge of Time
Roll back the sad years to the flush of my prime
And I'll drain thy bright draught for that vision
divine.
Though Death--thC dark spectre--should hand
me the wine!
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

Pure WINEs,-Dr. Hiram Cox. Inspector Of
Liquors, for Hamilton county, Ohio gives the
following simple directions for testing the
purity OF wine:
First, heat a small quantity of .he liquid
over spirit or oil lamp, till the vapor
begins to rise If the liquor be mixed. or
an imitation with spirits added. bv touching
lighted taper to it, it will immedia telv take
fire. and viii Continue to hurn till all the
added spirit is burned ont of it. IF then the
fire is increased until ebulltion. or boiling.
takes place, and the vapor will bum BY the
application of the taper. it is mixed wine The
innate spirits Of pure wine will not take fire
until The liquid is brought to a boil. Second,
if an article which is presented to be pure
Juice, or pure port wine, should he suspected.
heat as above. If the vapor will not burn
when first it rises. nor will take fire from the
Application Of the taper, when ebulitiou is
produced, you may rely that there is not one
drop of pure wine in the simple and if bv
holding some of il in your mouth for short
time, and alter splitting it ont voa find your
eelh on edge, Or upon grinding them together
they appear to adhere, as if the enamel was
soFtened you may rely on It that the article is
diluted suphurlc acid, as a base, with other
ingredients TO give aroma. etc
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11
Madame Champagneux, Daughter of Mad
anne Roland.

| W. notce tha rocert dootb of N1.J-
cbso,agnanv ot ber residence io p.,;s nouun5 az
ono IS seuontn ss1on Tbis lod, ,,o! Ia AZ l1
o5itd of five cslebrs,e3M Madame Ralan5 ao lis OH,
,bo broro ,roroe Who ner;sbod O''' -, tho onr .,
a',inn v ,ba Froncb Psr6Jn,ion ,In G' Wv scano'
ru,rn hinb sbo baiIod yri,b ,"e eonl.lell'f-
M ho,o r ,nbio5 3 sba p,' rpP'nre; ana
uor o w. Ilq' to "n'si uep'oFe'
Of ,bat naro1 sbnrtig9 haG,,n JSs So I,e,gs'lh9
sJd.nsa5 ~, ,ottoy bo. 9 lel "e4,n sue
ybci, y oons;5orod t ono of tha 1,c.' Gaoota'
f,rovoi. 0,,sa,., .asa,od i; o'' 'leGlii9
Roforo pto', pbo ,,.os " dra0red - 80! 80 a.
hbbavo sbo n,oJiJod f,r tbd fsG"eI ft ~ l.'
donrb,er M oLnb ,n Tg Saleos oI Inl1
own From f6is nrison w6era i'" she ra. " on ne'
c@oi IN c',a i''o"' "'oi7 sr5 was con-
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

"SUT LovENGooD." We learn that Snt
Miller, the hero of the Lovengood papers
died suddenly in the neighborhood of Duck
town, week Or two since Poor Sutl Af.
ter having innumorabIo encounters and con
ficts with man and beast-been shot several
times, aud consumed ''buSt head enough to
run an over-shot mill for forty days and
nights, died ignobly at last from blow in
ficted with the fist of a fellow man
Athens (Tenn) Banner.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

0Er An exchange paper says, when you
buy goods of a merchant that does not
advertise, you may be sure you are giving
him profit of over one hundred per cent.
on some things and double that on others
But note it, that when you buy goods of a
merchant that advertises, you get your goods
at small advance on the cost, he thereby
realizing quick sales and snall profits, and
selling four times the amount of goods his
old fogy neighbor, the non,advertiser.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11
Col. CoLr's HoxoRs CLAIMED Tho Ba,

Col. CoLT's IIoNoRs CLAIMED The Bao
ton Rouge Gazette has the following
BY reference to the published proceeding Of
the Agricultural and Mechanics Association
and State Fair of Louisiana, held in this
place IN the year 1913, it will he seen that
premium was awarded Mr. Latil, for re-
volving pistol 1.-THE same be has now in bis
shop, an elegant and finished piece of work,
containing all that is new about Mr.. Colts
invention. There were some three thousand
strangers in town at that time and the adj
dress was delivered by "ITenry Clay of Ken,
tucky." Some Yankee seized the idea of Mr..
Latil, and marched of TO Yankee land with it.
and no doubt Mr. Colt obtained it second
hand. Mr.. Colt has made his everlasting
fortune out of it, which should satisfy him.
We claim for the Capital of the State of
Louisiana, the credit of the invention,
and MrColt 1--WE thinls,) should be willing
now to transfer the honor to our fellow-citi<
zen, L. A Latil, Esq, who is most certainly
entitled to it.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

TYrE SErTIxG.-The last Eutaw Fhig bracs
over printers days work in that office. he bay-
ing set fourteen thousand ems, bourgeois, between
sun-up and sunset. Yesterday, Il +. Mason. q
printer in this office, set sirteen thousand ems. SOL
id long primer, in the same time. tolerable
good days work we would say.-Marioa (Ala.) J
american.
This is nothing extraordinary we have at
least three in our Office who can do MS we'll if not
better. We had compositor, (Pace,) who has
set up forty-t,co hundred ems, solid nonparea IN
tro hours, and averaged over nineteen hundred
for five hours, and another compositor Thomas. J
who has set up eighteen hundred ems.--Ed Bul-
/ letin
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11
A gentleman lately took the following me

A gentleman lately took the following me
neurological journal Of his wife's temper:
Monday, rather cloudy; in the afternoon
rainy. Tuesday, vaporish, frightened a
little towards evening. "Wednesday, change
able, gloomy, inclined TO rain. Thursday,
high wind, md some peals of thunder. FRI
day, fair in the morning variable till after
noon, cloudy at night. Saturday, gentle
breeze, hazy, athick fog and a few flashes O
lightning. Sunday, tempestuous aud rainy
towards evening somewhat calmer.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11
SeRing MncIlimes.
CARSON ERXVIN.
sURvEYoR& GENEff TIAND AGE

sURVEYOR& q GENEl LAND AGENT
~ ILL pay particular atlention totpe Sur
yeying, Examination and Location Of
Land 10 lssaquena, Sunhowerond adjoining
counties. and the counties Of Crittenden ant
mississippi in Arkansas. bg
Will act as general land agent for paying tax
es, redeeming lands from tax sale, and for buy
ing and selling all landsin the above named
counties. tssiaJe-4
Special attention given to making out cor.
rect Maps Of Lands. s4
Eyr Business letters addressed TO the care
p W. ]. Barrett, Yazoo City, will receiv,
prompt attention.
Sept /, 1858. III .s 0ag
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

To- The following is worthy of commen-
dation. as given by an Irishman at Rockford
at their celebration on the 4th:
"When the lily of France shall fade -
when the thistle Of Scotland shall droop-
when the rose of England shall wither-
then may the Shamrock of Ireland, entwined
with the stripes and stars, bloom in per-
petual verdure,'
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

Official returns from all the counties in
Missouri, except six, show the complexion
of the Legislature to be as follows: House,
Democrats, 81; Opposition, Al; Senate,
Democrats, "a; Opposition, 8. The re-
maining counties will probably give the
Opposition 6, and the Democrats l.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

com Bucks" Native Cabin.-Near
Mercersburg, Penn. there is spot called
F" Stony Batteu," a place of resort for pic
MICS, and in sight of it is still standing the
old log cabin wherein the President was
born at very early period of bis life,
The people of the pleasant town had a good
time out there on the 9th.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

A Board of Naval Engineers, consistiu
of Chief Engineers Wood, Sewell and King,
convened at the Navy Yard, New York, yes
terday. for the purpose of examining en-
gineers fer promotion in the navy.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

"John," said a master to his head appren,
tice, as he was about starting on short jour
ney, "you must occupy my place while I
am absent" "Thank you, sir" demurely
replied Joha, "but I'd rather sleep with the
boys"
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11
p W. y u n n p DWLD43o
BROOKE & sHTEDEis,

A TToRNEYS AT LAW, VICKSBURG,
"A Miss, will continue to prSctice their
profession in the Circuit, Chanceryand Probate
Courts of Warren county, at Vicksburg,
Washington county, at GreenvilIe Bolivar
county, at Wellington Issuquena county, at
TalluIa, and the Supreme and Federal Courts at
Jackson, ISept >, 1858
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11
TIE RESULT AND ITS CAUSE.

The Wvaudot OK. T) Argus, speaking Of
the late election in Kansas, which has re-
suited in the rejection of the proposition to
accept the English Proposition, has the fol,
lowing:
The causes which have conspred to pro-
duce this result are mainly as follows:
l. The officers elected under the LecomP
ton Constitution were chiefly extremists, in
whom the people had no confidence and to
whom the people were unwilling to confde
the destinies Of new State.
Q. The Legislature which was to come
into power had the ordinance been accepted,
was chosen when the notorious Lane was in
The zenith Of his power, and majority of
the members were understood to be pledged
to his election to the U. S. Senate.
To these two considerations may be at
tribued in the main the defeat of this meas'
ure Other considerations of course had
their influence. Many of the people were of
the opinion that we ought to remain terri-
tory until we we're better able to essume the
expenses of State government. Others
again desire the guardianship and protection
Of the federal government believing property
and life insecure should the government Off
GERS aud troops be Withdrawn. Pro-sIavery
men very generally voted against it, because
they preferred to remain a SIaUe Territory
rather than become a free State while many
Democrats vo'el against it, for the sake of
retaining GOV. Denver, and other federal
annniniaas in Offipp as their 1laons would
on the adoption of the Ordinance, have
passed into the hands of the ultra Repub
licans.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11
[From the Brandon Republican. ]

A NODE,
TO THE LEGIsLATtR THAT TRIED TO sTARvE oU1
PRINTERS.
Nifty bodily grIte men you done well
the hole people ID mitely in Iuv with you
For tryin to Takeaway printers Livin
you lived very well at jackson, and Had
a Bite smart of TOlerabla good icker in
You, but you Meter sed Nary time Let's
cut down our wages now Dill ye?
May be some printers Didn't praise you
up like They thought you was someboddy--
May be they Didn't set up lait at mite
To fcks up Sunhin That was Nice for youI
popularity maybe some of 'em was in
your way---Or Didn't tote like You wanted
'em to. Well erhy how, every boldly Hoze
That printers Amt entitled to Nuthin. no
How They Ort % work Mite and Day and
find theirseves apd Not git ennything forit
pekase its Honoi enuf for 'em to Have
Sich wize Men you to Rede their papers
glorious men, yehav Maid yourselves immor-
tal shore! Olspeeple will Bless ye, young
people will pralze ye. All viii say, yander goze
the man that starved out the Nasty ts
printers. Ain'kye happy! Don't yo-, feel
Good don't yer vittes set we'll on your
stummicks when you Think What nifty deed
You dun? You're all whails and hav
Rezonable sheer Of blubber.
Immortal boldly Of Young solomons when viii
Ye meet agareS Farewell--adew--g -good-bi
Legislature