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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-11

RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30
Personal.

woods. =
Hon. Alfred Gilmore, of Pennsylvania, is at
the National.
Chief Justice fancy has arrived i'm this city
and appears to be in his usual health. n
800 Mary Hewitt, the distinguished EnQlisb
authoress. has announced her belief In the doc
times Of Swedenborg. - va
. Mr.. Lisboa, Brazilian Minister, and family,
Captain DUPONT U. 8. NJ, and lady, are at WI
idfus. sch - sss# g.
''''Col Dung, a writer well Known In the
southwest has assumed the editorial tripod OF
Porter's Spirit Of the Times The OLp Spirit OF
the Times continues under the able editorship of
T. B, Thorpe.
-''' We learn from the Southener that the Hon
Sherrard CleInmens is now considered bv his phy.
stefan In very critical situation He was lately
on visit with his bride, in the country of West.
mo:eland but owing to the unfavorable condition
OF his wounded limb, he was under the pecessit,
OF returning to his home In Wheeling.
-. N. p. Willis explains that he made two
mistakes In bis recent narrative concerning Lieu,
Maury In the first place, the Island where the
youthful Maury saw and loved the lovely SAVAGE
maiden was not ''Owhyhee;" and i'm the second
place, the two were not married even accordinp "a
the antarctic fashion Of the Island Enough said
49, Mckenzie. of the Philadelphia Press. saws
1.-THE Critic, literary journal in London, believe,
II perfectly true that an American agents in Eng.
land, who offered Mr.. Dickens fI0.OOO down h,
cash If he will bind himself to give a series OF
readings in America The actual offer as We
happen to know, was SIS 100, or half the amour,
named here.'
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Items TeIesraphed fren wa.hi..,.,.

WARRINGTON, Sept 29-It In stated upon The
authority Of advices from our officials civil and
military, at near San Juan In the Gulf of {, cor
8ia, that while our Commissioners for running
die boundary line was instructed to run 1t accord,
Ing 70 the treaty, the British Commissioner W;
bound down by instructions from his governms mt
10 run II as now claimed by them. This is an
other exhibition of the vigilance and tenacity Il
Tue English in such Matters but the indications
o. tne Administration policy all point to firm
support Of our claim
me AS ciated Press dispatch says:
WASHINGTON, Sept 29.IThe Secretary of the
Navy has recently made arranp enents f,y the re-
ception Of an additional number Of acting Mid
.hiPmen at the Naval Academy-from thirty 10
LOFTY u ,neh' Meinoefs OF Congress from the dis
ricn which have been the longs Q. time witbout
appointments ss far back lsl5 will be reonestrd
~ make appointments Of youths for adm ~ On in
eeeordance with existing law. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

ID The case Of DIR. j. C. Aver, of Lowell, for
stabbing Richard s Fay, jr-, agent of the Middle
sex Mills, in Boston, last week. came up in the
police court on "Wednesday forenoon and was
postponed, by consent of parties until the ID Of
November next-Dr- Aver renewing his bonds
and giving the same sureties as before. Mr.. Fay,
who Is out Of danger, says he is emily prosecuting
the case 10 justify himself DIR. Aver says he was
cleaning bis nails 1T the time Fay attacked him.
and that be did not draw with murderous intent
lis recommended that DIR. Aver clean his nails
before leaving home, and that MIR. Fay improve
his manners to stockholders when they ask to ex
anime their agents accounts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

II The United states steam propellors wyan-
dot and Mohawk formerly the Westernport and
Caledonia) have recently been repaired at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, and made trial trip down
the New York bay on "Wednesday. The steamers
are expected to make an average of seven or eight
knots an hour. Both vessels under instructions
to proceed at once to cruise along the southern
coast Of Cuba, in search of savers, and are ex-
pected to sail as soon as Saturdayhext
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

IL The gross violations of law in several of
the parishes Of Louisiana, both by the ordinary
outlaws of society and by the vigilance commit
tees which have been organized to mete out sum-
mary justice to them, have at length become so
fragrant as to necessitate the interference Of the
executive Of the State. Gov. Wicklife, after is
suing proclamation which he found of no avail.
has himself gone TO the scene of disorder with
view of aiding, by his presence, in the restoration
of peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

FRoN uTAH.-Intelligence from Salt Lake CITY
10 that the L. :. District Court met there ON the
2sth OF July, Judge Sinclair presiding A grand
jury being empannelled, two Mormon attorneys
moved, on behalf Of clients to quasi the array Of
the grand jury, upon the ground tina, they were
not summoned according to the statute of the
Territory, which provides that the grand jurors
shall be selected by the clerk Of the county court
These motions Were oyerruled by the court and
the sratnte thus declared by him to be invalid
The first case taken up, that Of Mcneil against
Brigham Young, for false imprisonment, was
found TO be ended by Mcneil having been muir
dered by the Danites. The next case one of muir
Der, was rendered abortive by the Mormons hav-
ing run on the main witnesses The third case
which was against the two MormOns charged
with forging Government drafts came to a stop
because The main witness, John Wallace sent a
!e,1er 10 the Judge. dated Camp FLOYD saving
taa' ne haa been warned that. if he came to SAT-
i1se CITY 70 testify, he would be murdered The
S re, tsan ,ne letter to the grand jury and or
asrsd the Marshal to take posse and place the
said witness under the protection OF III G.ov..n
hent Anoihef case, which was a civil suit
against HE kman, notorious DANTE Lead, 49,
pat OF to be compromised, and soon af,s, I'D
the Danites surrounded the house OF tba ni.,.ig
Drown, and killed him. ra'"An'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

ARMY MOVEMENTS IN OREGON The War De
Partment has been advised of the following changes
in the position of United States troops in Oregon,
ordered to take place on the 18th instant: Com
pany III 18th infantry, to Fort Vancouver; company
III, LIST Dragons, to Fort Dallas; company c, LIST
dragons, to Fort Vancouver; detachment of CON-
panteA, engineers, to Fort Cascade; the four CON-
panies of the Sd artillery at Fort Vancouver A, b
ID, and III, to Fort Steilacoom; detachment o.
company A, engineers at Fort Cascade, to San
Juan Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

IL The Louisville Journal says that the Nor
mons are all in favor of Mr. Douglas for the Pres
idency They are emphatically squatter-sover-
eighty men. They want no outside powers or in
tuences interfering with their polyg my, or any
of their other institutions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION AT No YORK
The Protestant Episcopal Convention Of the Dio-
cese Of New York met on Wednesday in St
Johns Church, New York city, to transact It's
annual business. Bishop Potter presided, and.
In conducting the religious services with which
IT Is customary to open the deliberations of that
body. was assisted by Bishop Scott, of Oregon,
Bishop Lee, Of Iowa, and Bishop u fold of In
diana The sermon was delivered by the Rev
DIR. Lewis, of Brooklyn, and at 3 O'Clock the Con-
vention, having disposed of much business that
wes in large measure formal, adjourned until
O'Clock next morning. Bishop Onderdonk has
withdrawn, IL is stated, from before the Conven
ton his petition to the House of Bishops. asking
for termination OF his sentence This does not
prevent the calling up of the whole matter in
regular parliamentary form, IL any of the dele
gates fit to do so. The withdrawal Of the
petition Is regarded as expedient to postpone
all discussion upon the subject to the meeting of
the House Of Bishops at Richmond On the sec
ond day Of the session, after the transaction of
sundry routine business, the Provisional Bjsbop
read the annual Episcopal address, in which.
among other things, he opposes the division of
dioceses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

IDA Portland paper says that during the rain
storm of last week, lady was seen on Middle
street. incased in waterproof suit, from head to
foot. Her dress was not so long as to draggle in
the mud. and her person was kept dry and COM
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IL The Geographic report that the missing
Rronauts. Messrs. Iamountain and Haddock, had
descended safely near Kingston, c. w, is contra
dicted by subsequent telegram from the agent
of Mr.. Lamountain, at Troy, n. V. and conse-
Quently they remain still unheard from
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IL The Winans steamer, at Baltimore, 10 to
make trial trip to Norfolk next week on which
occasion II is expected that she will do her best in
the way of speed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30
THE EVENING STAR.
Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Constitutions publishes letter from Flag
Officer Tatnall, of the East India squadron, to the
Secretary Of the Navy, giving an Official report Of
the circumstances which led to the engagement
on the Peiho between the allied squadrons Of
France and England and the Chinese
The Constitutions speculates upon the prospects
Of a European Congress, arriving at the conclusion
that such an event is probable.
The EnteHigsncsr treats upon Chinese and San
Juan affairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

NJ The Cincinnati papers announce that the
great English All Eleven cricketers intend visiting
that city. They will be the guests of the Cincin-
natl Union Cricket Club. 1t is expected the two
clubs will Playseveral games during the strangers
sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

II Mr. Douglas has lost his only South Caro-
lima organ. The Edgefeld Advertiser, which has
hitherto advocated his nomination, says his az
ticle in HarPers' Magazine renders it impossible
for the South to support him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

1D-Dr. J. w. Palmer, the translator of Niche
let's L. Amour, has in press translation of s'The
Moral History of Women" by Legouve, a lectu-
rer in the College of France. This work presents
He legal and historical side of the woman aues-
ton, from French point Of view, as Michelet
holds up its sentimental and medical aspect Le-
gouve Is an scademician. and author of Adrienne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

IL From Metzerott, the publisher, we have
" Love Musings" beautiful musical compost
ton, by T. Norbert Caulneld, Professor Of Music
at Georgetown College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

III A man named Hazeles was killed In New
York on "Wednesday by collision between two
city passenger cars ..s
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ID A negro girl belonging to Mr.. Spicer of
Client, Ky. painted herself white and otherwise
disguised herself few days since, and took pas
sage on ferry boat for Ohio. Before reaching
the shore her awkward actions led to a discovery,
and she was returned to Kentucky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

UENTS' AND BOYS HATS of different st,Iss
ana colors; LEDGER HATS In great VARIETY. /.
from 81 up: Particular attention is called Il
the Fall style Of DRESS HAT at ss ~
TT From AUCTION, one case of Gents soft high crown
HATS, of the latss STYLE at al so worth 90 o"h
Glazed and Plush HATS, at
JENNINGS. 7th st..
SO - ot near MARYLAND ave
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SWAMI AND OVERLOOKED LANDs.-A patent
NO. ID for tract of swamp and OVERLOOKED lands
in the Fort Des Moines district, which enures to
the State of Iowa under the act Of Sept Is, 1850,
was yesterday transmitted by the Acting Com
missioner of the General Land Office to the Cover
nor Of that State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

APPoINTMENT.-WilliamG G. Jones has been ap-
pointed by the President district Judge of the
United States district court for the northern and
southern districts Of Alabama, vice John Gayle
deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS
4 fotomao Steamboat Company
~ ~ sdaoition 10 the sem. weekly tups Se&N
OF their steamer Powhatan 10 Nor ~
iolk, oner the public Of Washington and viont, 81
Opportunity OF enloyins trip on the beautiful Po-
tomac 70 GLl MONT and AQUA CREEK(tvIos
daily during the hot weather.
10 parties OF three or more excursion tickets viii
De issued AZ one dollar 30 each for Glymont IN
privilege OF remaining there all night ard returnluT
next Gay; also Tor ula Creek at two lars
WIN privilege OF remaining one or two days
\, Inc angler can enjoy fine sport with hook and
he a. either OF the above places, white perch and
game being plentiful
places. " ~ - S'e
Boats leave foot Of sth street at s,< a. m and OK
p. IN Returning. ~ p. m. and 81 q. N.
once, no; 312 Pennsylyan avenue, next door 20
bfowns hotei. GEO. T.. MATTINGLY,
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Con; nan,
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n NEW MLLIINERY.&o. M

~ NEW MILIINERY.&c M
S41 Mrs REUSS. No. 2s9 Pa avenue GS$N
~ south side, near 10th st -eet. has inst re- 3Nk
turned from New York with a fine assortms.t
E,ASSHIhtONABI.E cMiLLlN cry and LADI ES'
FURNISHING GOODS of every description, AID
ankinE the ladies' Of Washington and vicinity for
thtir PAST liberal PATRONAGE, respectfully INVITES
81 that she keeps cons antly hand. IN the great
est yaris,y, and OF he Very lowest prices ara all
kinds of Plain and Fancy Bonnets Ribbons low
es, Ruehes: Dress Caps, Head Dresses, Hair Pins
Mourning Vsis, Collars, Undersleevss, Hosiery,
Wo'sts.. and Shetland Woods. Chidren's Net and
WOrmed Caps and in short, all kinds of Fancy
Go,'ds ap ,ertaining to ladis and children.
Q-s<,N
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II AIDES OF WASHINGTONA AND VICINITY
IL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE!

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS -
on Monday, tn sday, and "Wednesday, the "a
81, 4 h. and 5th of October, when she lyites
the Ladies 70 come and examine for them e.
selves, as she has q very handsome stock OF .SSe
Fancy Bonnets, Straw Goods; also A verx larxs
y.nety Of Dresses, VALENCIA Lace, Ladies' Dress
Cost OF all slzafsand p. ices.
NoTIcE;IMIs HELLER has Just nc csived Is 600
boxes ofRUCHES. viii IN will be sold wboIessle
aud ,tsli At New York prices; also, very large
of watch steel springs wy oos'
ladies', don't forget to call No. "a Market Space
yb-Im -E~oo'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30
A CADEMY
~, OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
S22 "a ArsnEe, befiostA 9th and lOth Sfys,fs'
tWALL, STEPHENS Il Co.'s BUILpINoJ
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN SPANISH ANN
FRENCH ~AASD

DAf .HND EHENiNG CLASSES
A. nj. DE MONTHURRY, Profsssny If Nodorn
Lang uages and i.ltsrature, and Spanish Teacher Al
re pge ae tL EolieSei and g. ALEX ANDRE, Pro-
the honor to announce that they will resume their
Glasses ana private Lessons on Monday next, Sd OF
r Professors Montturry and Alexandra, in order to
Iaoiiitate those who may not have time during the
ny to acc qIre perfect and practical knowledge of
.ne ao0vs lang have yielded to the solicta-
The sparish viii be held on Mondays, Wednes
Gays, ana rIidays IRONS to 10 O'Clock p. m the
at the same hours $3.50 0"'s'
Fer terms and further particulars inquire at the
tendance daily, from TO u a m. ne Siats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

ARMY ORDER Capt M. $ Miller is to proc ,ed
t. Fort Monroe to assume the duties of Assist
art Quartermaster General at that point. in place
Of Maj. Chapman, deceased.
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CAPS.

i CAPS.
y HAVE on hand complete ass ortment of Gents,
Boys, and Chi'drens Plain and Fancy CAPS -
Call and see them-no charge for showinr ~
Mems and Boys NAVY CAPS and Cow
e29-3t HENNINf. I.l..a
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1--WE ENTIRE FLOORS $50.
L AND THE VAULTS
ALL DEVOTED TO
FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS
ILL ITS DEPARTMENTS.
AUTUMN AND WINTER STOCKS NOW IN.
HE Largest SrORE. -"
One PR'cK ONLY! TUR LIparsr s,o,x /,
1hs Lo'rea Prices Marked in Plaza Fsrres
No BILLS, No Books. oA1CoUSr..
Our facilities and stock more than doub,,, /. nv
Il acfiveness. 'reSi"i ~
Our no,!hsrn and eastern correspondents send NJ.
GfsAK IsTs, CURTAINS and HOUSE FUR
Our Maryland and Virginia frier d. And tho ,,h
Iic IN general are most cordially solicited at
al times 70 nh.psct our stock, it incurs no obliss
More than the actual standard value NOT ..k.d
for any article. "o' asked
PERRY& BROTHER.
aa. fonns avenue and 9th at .t
~ SS-Ss "koYfy RuiIdins
! 81 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

THK WEATHER-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about O'Clock:
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On the 18th inst. a small black note BOOK
IL containing some accounts with Asbury and Mt.
Zion Chu ches, ard various papers and accounts,
ga ~. The hnder al confsr great favor and RS
oeive ar ward, by leaving it at the Star Ofi,e.
&S REWARD-Strayed away, q White cow,
VC leopard marked. with red spots and ~rzerxA
q red calf tour months old. and has on XkkS
muzzie. The cow has . hole in the left
horn on the inside Whoever brinx the abo We co n
aad calf to me shall have the above esard
JAMES JOHNSON
Sc S+t opposite Penitensiary, Buzzard Point.
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EXCURSIONS, &c.


WEDNESDAY, October 5th, ls5s
A fulI Band OF NJ uslc Oil he IN attendance NJ
ococS a night s and sTaay on inc sTGTnS unit y
nary for the comic and plea ure of vi.itors shal
be carefully attended to.
An anpl, poiSe force will Be deta ed for the pup
pose oil maintaining order and oecorum.
The procession Of knights will leave GeorPetown
ln lnll dIessD ats O'Clock q. M, for Washins ton.
arrive on the Island at ~ a. m The riding for he
honors will commence st O'Clock .. ~.
High street, Georsetovn, and a larEe and commcd,
Gus be at At the foot Of street. ton for n
purpose oftaking visitors TO the grounds Tree OF
The refreshment department will be u der tie
snReryItlon OF caterers well known to the public.
which can be procured at the music Stores II
Messrs. Ellis and Metzerott. National Hotel,
klTkwcods, Jno. d. Hammock, Washington. ana al
stores, GEORGETOWN.
Orator-sANrEL CHILrox, ESQ.
Judges
Hon Hon H sS1s TceSB%Bp'on' Hen Henry ASd.p
WA W%; 4 BIsdisy: s.: HOW: b. ma Ssis.,.Mpor
hilbert Nanderwerken, of AiexandrIa.
pr. WIN A. Bradley, Hon samuel Houston,
samuel Cropey, Wm X. Sebastian,
J. 4. Wallace, w. II. Tenny,
A. Whiting, Hugh Caperfon,
=. mccullough, Riaden Forrcsi
hudson Mitchell, Andrew Hancock,
inc ~; W sters; p. SEM stack, JT,
q. w Boteler, Jr, Wm DAYTON,
nenfs ,bi,ch, George Hill,
MAJ NJ NJ Irwin, Gurus g ralam,
marshan brown, w. ID. Wallach,
Jno =. helss, ID. Hoover,
Hd.Phi. Pioksrou, Capt s ss a. ssrH ;sedusy.
J. :. Berry, Capt James Gu,
Jas McGfsw, Jn6 j. Price
Jas: Chatam, Col George Minor
n. Faucette, CAIexD Jas A. Kinr.
M Martin, (AlexJ George NJ. Sothron.
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NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT FOR
! SALE.-An Independent Daily and Weekly
Paper thoroughly establl shed in the confidence IF
tho commu. lty located in a large and enterp sing
southern cit, having the Post Office advertising,
ara large anu increasing circulation In four States
vi be so at a barga An enter rIsing ulau or
an aspiri1g poit clan can here :. str ke streak"
Tne sropr etcri IN I'll health; Adore. NEWSPA-
81 St
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- d Il >. ST o T. s..
~ STOVESm
have on had large assortment ~ COOKING
and HEATING STOVES, which will Sc u
at reduced prices for cash, as intend to give 81
up tn" business, and stoves must be removed
to give room to another class of goods. 90
CELAD0N SNYDEk.
seS next door to the star Office.
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r. q l.! o L.,
~ G. o LIZ
Just arrived, and now lying at my wharf, the
cslebrated White and K ed Ash COAL, which will
s,l low for the cash. Also, ON hand large lot Of
Split Wood Of all lengths: X. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
SD l4th ST., near the Canal.
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DLAiNFIELD ACADEMY,
NEAR CARLISLE, PA.
The 9th session 6 monthsI commenc % Novem-
h'r lst Ever effort Is made for the comfort and
Improvement OF a limited number-25 students En-
TIRE ex pense, $40 per session. To fl few vacan-
CT call at KiIkwood Hous". Octu Dor 18TH latter
noon) Circulars at Star Office. or address
r. X. BURNS,
q" Scott Principal and Proprietor.
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IVA N E w G D o ID s.
am daily IN receipt Of New Goods from the New
YORK ana PhIadelphia auctions, which am pre-
UItv. - 's
IL A deduction made on all bills to those who
ouS 10 sell again. H. EGAN,
32l and 323 Pa. av., south side.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-26
2 s. It \ O a ID .
THE MOSQUITO HUNT.

Not sound was heard but terrible hum
AS around the chamber we hurried,
In search ofthe mosquito whose trumpet and drum
Our delectable sumbers had worried.
We sought it darby, at dead ofnight,
Our coverlet carefully turning,
By the struggling moonbeam's misty light,
And our candle dimly burning.
No useless garment confined our breast,
But in simple night-dress and slippers,
We wandered about like spirits distressed,
Or the sails of plratical shippers.
Short and few were the words we let fall,
Lest the sound should disturb the mosquito,
But we steadfastly gazed on she whitewashed wall
And thought how we had been BIT, OH!
But half an hour seemed to elapse
Ere We met with the wretch that had bit us,
And raising our boots gave some terrible slaps
And made the mosquito oUIETUs.
Quickly and gladly we turned from the dead,
And left him all smashed and CORY;
We blew out the candle and popped into bed,
determined to tell you the story