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that rod has been changed.
>~~~
~ VIZ notice that new barber shor
hes bssn opened On Bush street. next door
to thu bakery. What . bashsr.us 40 ~
i've in.
W WuELAN's strawberries have van
ished. but good root and spruce beer may
At al times b found It Squire Littleaslds
It 10 cool and healthy. Call At the bakery
aud try it.
" We state upon the authority Of M.
Isaac Green, Of this city, thst tho corn j.
his garden grow sspsn mckee in the "a hour.
ending the 10th inst. What an awful poo.
growing country Minnesot. is.
~~~~>~>~~~~>
~ Our thanks again due to tho gentle.
manly clerk Of the Golden Era-Charley
llin1s-for bundle Of papers, giving u
tho news Of the great battle twenty -four
hours earlier than The mail. The Era is a
'ip'op boat, AMI Charley is = trump.
" The attention Of the public is called to
the advertisement Of L. P. Lowatcr, in this
weeks" Sentinel" All who are in want
Of anything in the lins Of Books and Station.
cry, should call on him before purchasing
elsewhere. a he is confident he cannot be
undcrsold.
PETERSoS's MAGAZINE for August is re.
ceived, and il an excellent number. It con-
tains a beautiful steel plate engraving, Of 4
young girl in tho attitude Of Offering up her
evening prayer-it il alone worth the price
Of = number Of the book. II also contains
a large amount Of beautiful puetry. choice
miscellany and excellent music, besides
other matter Of general interest to the ladies'
-~~~-~~
W Our citizens were amused last Wed
nesd.y and Thursday evenings, b. the gen.
tlemen and ladies composing a dramatic
troupe called the " St. Louis Thea:er."-
From personal observation Of their per-
formanc'H, We are enabled to state tl.,t they
are al actors Of high orler, and must give
entire satisfaction wherever they appear
Farley A. usual elected unboundel appla use
By his doll witticisms. The dancing was
excellent. and The whole thing creditable to
oil who participated in i. <5.: :, ~ ~,
~~>>>@@ p. 500
W The weather il still q fsvoyabis q
the most hopeful could have wished. One
week more and our harvest will have CON-
msnesd. lftha wssshsr continues dry and
warm until alter harvest Minnesota will
show The largest average crop pr sers of
small grains s!sr produced in thu United
States. We would b gisd il our friends il
the country would transmit ~ statsuleat
Of the amount Of their crops pr scre, the
Iprsssat ssason-bst reaasmbes 10 will not
chronicle aaythias under 20 bushsls wheat
and 60 Of oats-and even sssh yield is not
likely 70 b uncommon. Il.
Cora u blocking vsry aas-stsads eensral-
y sis Set high. srssa aod Vigorous. This i
just The weather tor it. -..q L..
~ The woskass saesgsd dusiag the
past week in grading Tho stssstsi Ia To tack
pa : Of tho town. u ssosvise tie upper
portion ofoas q the Cd mounds % uuuner.
Gus in that vicinity. dis;atssrsd several In.
dian sksIseeos, in tolssah,s staae ofpssser.
vasion, and with then nunsbess Of knives.
hoes. pipes. whisky bottles, and other svi.
|dsnees Of . high state Of eivilisat;os; which,
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W Geo. 9. Pisros. Eaq.. Of the steamer
Key City, win plsase seespt eur thanks ior
late pspsss.
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ss,sessA weekly. By Nentirs 4 sh.doa Wholesale N
retail As1chAn;S.
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Il takes oely twsl,e days Ct aswspaps'
% cone don Na.tesvills 70 Red Wing
Distaoco 10 miles,
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portion ofoas q Ne Cd mounds % auner.
oasin that vicinity, disiatssrsd several In.
dian sksIseeos, in . tolssab,s staae ofpssser.
vat;on, and with them nunbsss Of knives,
hoes, pipes. whisky bottles, and other svi
|dsnees Of . high state Of civilization; which
however, were not Of . very antique cast
> eireumstaoes that doss sot agree with
the common opinion ia regard 70 thss,
Eounds-which il founded. - well - on thsi,
general appeasaaos. on The ststemsnts Of the
Indians that they were in s1isteaoe long b.
fore their tr;bss came 70 this eountsy-shai
thsy srs vsstiees Of ar anc;snt civilization .,
semi civilization, sud whieh can only b -
eoneilsd with that opinion on the theory
that the Indians ussd thoss prs.sxistins
mounds - eonvsnient plaos Of sspultms
an idea that can b entertained sasier @ til
remains wsrs huad near tho surface Of The
ground. sz3s.
But whatever may b the truth. q 70
matter. it rather sd to look 1t that sxhum-
ed pipe. With which. according to the old
superstition the departed warrior vas 70 %.
lace himself By elouding the bright sun Of
The spirit land With the smoks Of he fr,.
grant kinnekinnick, that mt eaten knife,
tho aid Of which would b. required % MAXI
'hs moecssin that wo'd press tho sweat Aow.
en- Of 'hsss s!ysian 6slds, Or - occasion r..
[quirsd. to cut the nice Steak from ths ven.
isoa taken 10 thoae harry hunting grounds,
,has hack bottle, which al'sd Nth celestial
1insssaton would b haady 70 take oa
% .zpeditisa .aasT hesv,niy catfish; and
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W Ous readers will perceive BY rsssr.
ring b shs advertisement Of the lllinois
Central R. r.. that The running time On
that rod he's bosn CHANGED.
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" WILLIAMS Strawberries have van
ished, but good root and spruce bssr may
At al times b hnnd It Squire Littlsaslds
It 10 cool and healthy. Call at the bakery
aud try it.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-28
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1859.
The Attorney General.

We announce, this morning the name of ].
o. SHKcKELFoRD Esq, of GAINESVILLE, as a
candidate for Attorney General and Reporter
OF the State. to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Mr.. SSEED. Mr..
SHAoKEI.FORp is gentleman of fine legal
Attachments. 'of unexceptionable character,
and would make faithful and attentive Off
Ger. The Knoxville Wing announces the
name of W. B. REESE, Jr, Ed, of Knox
Vile, for the same office. Mr.. r. acted in
that capacity during the late session of the
Supreme Cont at Knoxville, in the absence
of Mr.. SNEED and performed the duties most
acceptably to the Court and the profession.
He Is in every respect qualified for the sta
ton, and will make an able and faithful Off
Ger, >hOuld he b" elected. The Memphis
papers announce the candidacy of MILTON A.
Hayes E~q, for the position. He is very
well and tavOrably known as a gentleman Of
experience aud ability in this section, having
once resided in this city, and conducted q
Law Journal for a short period.
Til Unioa and Anerlcan has also published
calls upon W. +. COOPER Esq, of this city
Col. j. ". HEAD. of Sumner, and Gen.
SAN MnLtGAN, of Greene, to become candi-
dates for the same Office each of whom are
highly commended.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-28

his future acts Will conform to the just expec-
tations of the people and the dignity and
greatness of their country i
Regarding the employment of money, the
promise of Office, Or 9th r improper Influences
of a like nature, as equally with the invoca-
ton of fraud, force, intimidation, or violence
to determine political results, as in the last
degree REASONABLE, wicked and abominable,
they solemnly pledge themselves to use at
all times and under all circumstances their
utmost exertions to defeat all parties and
the election of all persons relying on or en-
ploying such agencies to insure their political
success.
Holding in peculiar detestation the en-
ployment of federal patronage and federal
power to influence or control political results
in the several States of the Union, for the
benefit of individuals or OF factions, they
proclaim undying opposition alike to such
icfiuence and the evil-disposed, venal, and
bad men by whom it is originated, defended,
or upheld.
These are denunciations of Democratic
abuses and corruptions by leading and dis
tinguished Democrats. who thus testify. On
their own knowledge. to the practice by Dem
ocratic fGnctionaries and officials of such
gross abuses and corruptionsi
The Charleston Mercury, referring to the
Democratic party, says: 1T is no longer a
national party"
The same Democratic organ further says
ave have seen nothing in National Drmoc-
racy oc late years which challenges our admi-
ration, to say nothing of our allegiance 1t
has trifled with Constitutional provisions. dis
regarded Constitutional restrictions, and set
| at nought positive Constitutional injunctions.
| 1t has aided in the passage OF unjust and I'M
equal laws. it has squandered the public mo-
| ney, robbed the common treasury, and to for
eign paupers it has given the public lands.
Its promises have been broken. its pledges
di>regarded, and its professions falsified. To
| conclude the whole matter-National Democ-
racy is corrupt, vascillating and false ii
wears the garb of sanctity. that its hideous
deformities may be concealed ; it woos but to
ruin, and wins but to destroy"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-28
NEW P7HHIECATVONS
READT THIS DAT,,
W. BERRY a co., Public square
sHAKESPEARES
Legal Requirements Considered.
by JOHN LoED CAMPBELL, lid, F.R.sF.
\" a Letter 70 }. Payne CoHier. ESQ. rs
vol Iamo tgo,h

ny 'oHN' LoRD CAMPBELL, lid, RISE
II" a Letter 10 }. I'ayne Csliier, ESQ.
vol. limo. Goth
whether Shah espeare was clerk in n, a,,o-,,
once al siraiiord before he joined n G ulsvers In
London or, IN other words, whether the apt,oy ..
Macbeth and Hamlet and King Lear. was emrlov,d
some years IN engrossi ing deeds serving rrits and
making out bills OF c0sis-s a question d. liah has.
oeeh keenF agiiatcf Of late years among the restless
fraternity Of Shakespeare sch ars-one of Tho mos,
ln"efn'isahie Of whom, Mr.. Payne Collier. knowing
iord campbell 10 be enthusiastic admirer NJ tie
Master Drnmatist as well as one Of the most omi-
nent British Juris's, peremptoriy demanded his
ular opinion.
Accordingly, we have here the results OF an agr.c
able literary diversion. with which the author NJ M.
Lives OF the Chancellors /" and the Il, e. Of the
'hleI justices" recreaied himself during n lopp ,o
e"iion and drove from his refreshed mind all ,yc,,
some rec"leciions OF the ~ranglngs OF Westminster,
Hail. And rs might be supposed th. volume Is a.
Pheasant as the process by which was nade-Lke
mat also, frequently amusing as 1t is Instructive
Lord Campbell hopes kindly critics Who NAV
th'nk 1t right toe untenanoe Any effort 70 bring abort
h"sl"h of " Law and Literature - with III, - NV
ana Equity, > hav too long been KEPT apart
students Of shakespeai and students of he law
Will geniaiiy ion interests over this book.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-28

By WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Ny Blvd has lnwn away,
For ont of sight has flown, know not where.
Lok in your lawn- pray,
We maidens. kind and fair,
And see il my beloved bird be there.
HIS eyes are fun Of light;
The eagle of the rock has such eyer
And plumes exceeding bright,
On his smooth temples lie.
And sweet his voice and tender a sigh.
Look where the grass is gay
With Summer bl ssoms; haply there he covers;
And search from spray to spray,
The leafy lawrei bowers,
For we'll he loves the laurels and the flowers.
Find him, but do not dwell,
With eyes too fond on the fair form you see,
Nor love his song too well;
Send him at once, TO me,
Or leave him to the air and liberty.
For only from my hand
He takes the seed into his golden beak,
And all unw wiped shall stand
The tears that wet my cheek,
Till have found the wandererI seek.
Nv sight is darSened DER,
Whene'er miss his eyes, that my day,
And when hear more
The music Of his lay
Ny soul, in utter sorrow, faints away.
NJ Y Ledger.
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r<yF1.r xar.ssy e Funs, 4 Pearl, xhils and rcd
T. Isory ssasdle Mood, and lss fSrasol fans,
''s sssss and ''' '-'''' an. SsanL
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Lemons! Lemons!

n n BOXES fresh Sicily Lemons, just received by
4O the steamer Red Rover. nice and in firm order
Ion SAFE low at No. Market street
may26 CARTER, WILSFoRD & 90.
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SMITHS WHEELING ALES!
so BBLS. SMITHS KENNETT ALE!
so BBLS. SMITHS CHAMPAGNE ALE!
SO B3LS. SMITHS Bitter ALE!

W. hive Just received the above invoice OF stock
w Ais. They very superior and Will be sold
low, at No. Market street.
may &c CARTER, wIfSFORD h co.
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CIusky's Political Text Book.
For Sale by John York & Co.,
No. SO Union Street. Nashville. Tenn.

THIS book contains, in compact, integihle 'orm
a complete history Of political parties embracing
party platforms. the speeches Of leading politicians
on all important questions, votes in Congress, and
documents touching the expenditures OF govern
ment and the distribution Of the public lands. The
book is everywhere received authority, having
been acknowledged authority in the Senate Of the
United tates."-Price 81.
-Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate.
Or, a history the working Of the American Gov
ernmentf 'rty years. from 1920 1850
plete.
Orators of the American Revolution, by E. L
Magoun.
Living Orators Of America, by F. l. Magoon.
American Eloquence: Acolleetion Of speeches
and addresses, by the most eminent Orators OF Am
erica, from John Ots to 5. ) Prertiss.
aUr2Tu
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Half Hose.


CtfIK :. Nerine, linls Threaa cashrAers. Plain an
aPr2a J. A. McGti.i-
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To Builders or Contractors.

PROPOSALS will he received for the OLD PLANT
Il ER'S BANK HOUSE. as IL n0w stands, to be re-
moved Immediately, 10 give place 90 new buildings
by II. HI *,
AT Hicks's House Furnishing Emporium.
maV2l-f2S
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Colden Syrupl Celden Syrup!

OK EAIE snrs. 8; isals esl'sa sysuPi
81 rsssisss, ssA very superior ars'sls fer sale
as !, q - CARTER, witsFcEp = co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-28
The Lost Bird.
By WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

Translated from the Spanish of Carolina Coronado
de Perry.
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La VS. and Practice
or
w II I s T
tBI Cd.LEB.S.
] vol, square. Gftl cavrs


vol, square. Gilt cavrs.
This little MAJ nRl Of The Law and Practice .
whist has been got up under the auspices of Tie Ia
nous Portland Club London, ana ha generally teen
occepted as law upon the Game Of Whist u-Ietseit
advertiser.
This book is the standard authority Of England.
where ho, les once popular treatise has cultivated
ITS usefulness '-BosoH Lady Adrelhssr.
This u love Of lirile book dressed IN blue ana
gold and il tells III about the intellectual r,u.. NJ
Whist, and should be IN The hands Of every Whist
player ."-EaSterH Aygus
BE .sNLNESTFR'S WORLDLY the Aniher Of s'Tls
Heir OF RedolyGe" vol ISn,o-
Prom ne Troy Times
This Is a charming story from the pen OF the An
thor Of The Heir Of Redcy re- The hook is pleas
aniy and naturally wiiitpn, IN that graphic ana
romantic styIe which tails ~ h,crest those fr
whose benefit and instruction IL is designed"
JUST RECEITED BF
WE. BERRY a. co., Public squar
mayT-u
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Ties, Stacks and gloves,

Ii'sT receiv' d shoie- lot Of Ncrk fies, Stocks
% Gloves, Pocket Han kerchirfs Susreudsrs Ng.
embracing MI thrlasesi ~ les, Tor sale By
mars J. a. McGIII..
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Harper's Magazine for June
just received and for sale by
may26 JOHN YORK & co.
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Wheat Fans! Wheat Fans /!

yITE are in receipt OF lot Of superior Wheat Fans.
w They will be sold at Mandatory prices at 40.
5 Market street.
ma, 26 CARTER, wIISFORD 4 co.
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Lexington Races.

Correspondence of the Louisville Courier.I
The Fair Ser-The Rdces-The Fdroraes- Who
Won-EDcitihg Contest Splendid Time
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situation Wantea.

IN the Who'll sale or Retail Grocery Business, by a
young man who has had four years experience.
rood ereuee given. For further particulars appl
Il this Office. mayZT-2t$
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Stop the Thief.

Fresh ArFivals- -
rENTS Calf Kia-tpp Caters.
VI Geuis P4trnf Lc4thcr Galtors-
Gents Cali kid 10 Fr
Gents lastng and Calf \ u 0xfords-
Gcuts 6lnFe bid fFcuch tick.
GeHts hnc Cal Pump sole Boots
wtth VARSITY of other as lea 81 Caters and dress
sfaes, lusl opcned- JOHN RANAGE,
nSy1 a. ~ C0llrge street.
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n VIII sell, ON reasonable terms, thai beautifv
IL and highty impFox "a properly ,adloinine tfsnkh
snd MinersA Colleges Know AZ tskiN fNAo. lrph
20 G. X. BAkNfS
f-hla-ff ukA1t Srwanpe Hotel
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Elm Crag Tor Sale.

DNE hundred barrels choice Potatoes, just recsi'
" 81 ana Or sale ~
may9A-tl ARMS koN6 CO..
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There be those among them, who have, ali
their life, fattened on party preferment and
patronage, who blush not 10 hue and cry
against Office seekers. There be those who,
having stained their hands, nay deeped their
arms TO the elbows ia the must disgracrful
transactions, perverting public trusts into Gu
gines Of slsoliation and robbery. dare still TO
speak OF honesty and virtue; and those who
having transformed legislatures end party
conventions into open narts, where robust
aud darng votes might be put up at'anction
aud sold TO the highest bidder. OF into ga
ming houses, whore timid aud bashfnl public
servants might stealihily be eniiees 10 gam
BILE away their conscience at a faro table,
will talk Of patriotism and aspire 20 have
their naines Inscribed ansoag these OF Wash
ington, an Adams, Jstferson, Aonroe, =
Jackson
Az, az, Il was time that their tnrpitude aud
infatuation were laid bare before thu people.
aud that they should ID, mselyes be branded
with The stigmas of public rvprohasion.
Among the resolutions 'heartily aud unan-
imously adopted by the mexsiag, were the
following;
Believing thai the foreign policy Of the fed
erai government Il contrary TO public senti-
meat, without dignity, spirit, ssairssDanekip
aud enlightened foresight. they viii support
no man hr any public eiiiee, the duties Of
which pertain 10 this matter, whose past COO.
duct gives net warrant that ia every res2eet
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sEo.H. HHo~s.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-17
r. p. &c G. II. r.
TINE TAFLE slf
LOG Al IT E NJ s.

ED. T. PHrLLPs Esq. has charge of
the Local Department of the Republican.
We hold him in high esteem and regret he
should put himself in danger of bad com
pany; but congratulate ourselves with the
fact that he is able TO set good example
and resist temptation. We welcome him
TO the Editorial corps heartily. and shall
be happy in knowing that we can find at
least one part of the Republican thata de-
cent man can read without blushing for its
editor. We extend to Mr. PHILLIPs our
best greeting and wishes for his prosperity
and success.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-17
Extraordinary Renovation of the Blood

The astounding cures accom- plished by DR. Ro
backs scandinavian Remedies, are the result Of
their immediate and most salutary effect upon the
blood Nervous complaints, indigestion, scrofula,
liver complaints, melancholy, general debility,
affections of the provocative organs, ulcers, erup-
tons ETC., all have their seat and source in the
blood. If that fluid is healthy, the whole body is
healthy, and if corrupted, it is quickly freed fro m
riier and Pills. Every mail brings grateful let
sers from convafesccnt patients The whole West
rings with the praises of these priceless curatives
See Advertisement
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-17

~ GoDEY's LxDY's Book for March
has been received. Cooley is always cup
to time" If any Of our readers want a
good Lady's Book. let them send us SO
for Il and the Democrat.
We have exchanged with GodJ over
three years, and have never missed a nuTa-
Der.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-17

kTBy advertisement it will be seen
that JAMES O'BR1AS. formerly of Lafay-
ette, Ind, has located at Knox, Stark coun-
ty. for the purpose of practicing law
Persons having legal business TO transact
in that county. would find it goodinvest-
ment to engage his services.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-17
Peterson's Magazine.

For March. is received. in advance Of all
others. We cannot speak too highly of
this Magazine; succeeding numbers add
new laurels to its reputation. We have al
ready ordered number of copies for our
patrons. and would be pleased to order
more Published by I. B. Peterson.
philadelphia.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-17

PoPuLArnk.-Piymouth contains about
twenty-five hundred souls, ten lawyers and
. half dozen editors!-Local, Repas6licou.
No! is there four editors of the Repub-
lieane Why. Mr. p. yeu should have
been. moro considerate; that has been
Printing Office secret" for more than
two years. Ratty will give you fits for
that--see If he DON'T 49,.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-17

WHAT DRUGGIsTs SAY Of ST. JOINS CocGH
CONSUMPTION SYKUr-Messrs. Howe & Lent, New
ark, Illinois, wrote June 23d 1857: "Send US i'm
mediately six dozen Cough & Consumption Syrup.
We assure no medicine sell gives such general
satisfaction, the demand for 1t being beyond all
precedent. 1t gives us pleasure to sell a medicine
so satisfactory to all
Mr.. ]. Straincr wrote Aug, II, 1858: "Seud
me eight dozen Cough & Consumption Syrup
This medicine can't be beat in this country. 1t
goes like gold, always ready ssle, and proves itself
hest IN worst cases."
Messrs. Powell & Dawson, Virginia, Wisconsin,
wrote Oct. 1858: 'sSend us six dozen Congh 4 Con-
sumpti IN Syrup. Ithas effected many great cures
here"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-17

~Ws snail publish the names of all
those Of our debtors who have evinced a
desire to swindls us. We are willing to
wait on all those who cannot pay; but those
who cxn. sad Will not pay. should be made
public, that other people may not be swim
died by ther.