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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04
M A S o MIG

Since our last stated meeting our beloved companion and brother JAMES H. FERGU- SON, has been called from his labors below, to, as we humbly hope, eternal refreshment above; he was summoned by the pale and unrelentlng messenger to surrender his trust and pass from among the living. Our de- parted companion and brother was warmly attached to the principles of masonry ardent and untring he never failed in the discharge of his duty. His pleasant smile and cordial greeting we shall know no more. Struck down by the hand of death, we cannot but regard it as irrepairable loss, while we greatly deplore it, we now with meek submission, remembering too that while our own loss Is great, there yet re- mains one whose bereavement is infinitely greater than ours, and helpless orphans are called upon to mourn the loss of much loved parent There affection demands our warmest sympathics. May God temper the wind to the shorn lamb.
 Resoloed, That we submit with deep hu- miity to this atllicting and trying dispen- satlon of an Advise Providence, and sin cerely deplore the loss of our departed brother, called from his temporal masonic labors and usefulness, as we hope, to spirit ual rest and reireshment above.
 Resolved, That the devotion of OUT la mented brother to the true principles of the order, the fraternal love and kindness which ever marked his intercourse with the order, and his courteous and social bearing to all men, will long be cherished and remem bered by his companions and associates.
 Resotoed, That we respectfully sympa- thise with the wife, orphans and friends that they may seek comfort and solace in thelr bereavement from that power who alone can alleviate sorrow and give conso- lation.
 Reeolred. That copy of these resolu- tions be sent to the widow of the deceased, also to the Sage of Monticello and the True Democrat of Little Rock for publication.
 T. J. CARLTON,)
 W. G. GUICE. ! Com.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04
Negroes for Sale at Auction!

A 1 WILL, on the 4h day of February,sA GA lo60. at my plantation 21s miles west ofG -2S Bastrop, La., sell to the highest bidder N at public auction, sixty-four likely Negroes including Is men, l7 women and 29 children. TERMS-One half CAsH and the balance in twelve months, with New Orleans acceptance, bearing interest at eight per cent from day of sale.
 JOHN L. MAY. Hamburg, Ark , Dec 26, 1859. l3-tds.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04
Respectfully

EXPELLED regular meeting of Ozark Lodge, No. 79, Free and Accepted Masons held in their Lodge Room on November 5th, 1859, JohnR Cornwell for gross unmasonic conduet was expelled from all the privi,edges ofsmasonry. All papers in this State friendly to the cause please copy.
 WA CARTER, Secretary.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04
w. VT. OOIOE S. COLENY,

MARRIED-At the residence of the brides father, in Union township, on the 22nd ult., by Washington Lewis, esq, Mir. WILLIAM SMITH, to Miss CATHARIsE SEwEL, all of this county.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04

Es- One of the Chinese iugglers, about being sworn as a witness the other day, was questioned ii regard to his religious belief, when he replied through an inter- preter, {" l believe in the President of the United States and God Almighty"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04
From the N. Y. Com. Advertiser.

MEANS ALL IT SAYs.-An advertisement appears in our columns to-day from A. M. Bnnger Co.,, 33S Broadway, which, we are well assured means all it says. It refers to an article which, though often abused, has great medicinal virtues and law ful domestic uses. " Biningers Old London Dock Gn,' dispensed by that long established house. has bona fde virtues cordial and is strictly pure in it's component parts, and when required at all, may be used with the fullest confidence. The name of that firm is guarantee of the exact and literal truth of whatever they represent.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04

LUST RECEIVED, p boxes BUCK C WHEAT.
 b bbls. Apples And for sale by Jan 4th, '60. M. TANTI.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04

1s- pr. Yelling, who recently returned from the Kansas gold diggings, says that S4,0OO,OOO of gold dust was taken out in the past year.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04
WINES.

CA CASES of best brands of Cham ~ T pagne and California native Wines for sale by MCPHERSON & NEWBERN.
 Dec 0S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04
M E Y FRS MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROyER

MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER A Real Treasure to Housekeepers.
 DEATH TO ALL VERMIN, RATS, MICE, COCKROACHES, BUGS. PLEAS, LICE, ANTS, MOSQUITOES,
 FLIES, MOTHS, GARDEN
 INSECTS, ETC. MAY be got rid of effectually and entire MI ly by the aid of this valuable Exterminator. its wonderful powers ofcleansing premises from yer min, have been matter of astonishment and de- light to all parties who have witnessed it's effects upon these disgusting pests.
 Read Me tolloping Certifcate. OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE
 Ne~ York. July 18th, 1858. JOSEPH MEYER, Eso.-
 DEAR SIR: Upon the reception of your remedx for the destruction of Vermin Mice, etc. caused its application in some of thesStaton Houses. and take pleasure in communicating to you, that it prov ed perfectly successful in exterminating these an noyances. Icheerfully commend it's use to Honse- keepers as a sovereign remedy, when infested bv these troublesome intruders.
 Yours respectfully,
 F. A. TALMADGE,
 Superintendent of Police. Sole Agents, A. B. X D. SANDS &CO.. Whole sale Druggists, Al William street, corner of Full ton, N. Y.
 Sold by Dr. R. L. DODGE, Little Rock. Jan. 4, 1860. 3m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04
Runaway Slave,
Saddles !! 1!

Saddles! 1C Mems "new style" Mexican Saddles; l ~ l2 Ladies' |"
 doz Brides assorted. Just received and for sale by Jan 4, 1860 FIELD < DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04
GROCERIES.

JUST RE CEIVED DER late arrivals, large assortment of Il Groceries, consisting, in part, of Coffee, Brown Sugar, Crushed and Powdered do Golden Syrup, Moasses, etc., etc, for sale by
 Jan 1 JACOB HAWKINS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04

DIED-In this city, at the residence of Dr. A. W. Webb, on Sunday, the 25th ult., FRANCIS MCCAIN, jr., aged twenty four years
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04

Tobacco. i0 BOXES Tobacco, different kinds, 1O just received and for salebv Jan 1, lo60 FIELD X DOLBY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04

q 'Forbearance has ceased to be Virtue.~ THERE are possibilities and impossi- 6itles, and 1t is an impossibility for us to pay our debts unless those who are owing us come for ward and pay up. We therefore make last call which We trust will be promptly responded to- oth- erwise we will be driven to the dernier resort"
 Jan MCPHERSON X NEWBERN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04

Your Trees, Your Trees WOOD & HARNIT have taken the
 W utmost care to preserve your trees in good condition. Please call for them immediately at BRUGMAN & cos, Little Rock. Jan. i, 1860. 4t* CAMDEN, Dec 24th, 1859. EDITOR TRUE DEMOCRAT Sr: You will please announce my name in the columns Of your paper candidate for States | Attorney of the 9th judicial circuit Very truly and respectfully, w l. BRAGG
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-04

SS ~ - = S %N
 Us This paper has been selected for publishing the estray notices for 1859 at one dollar for each estray notice advertised. The fee must al- ways be sent with the notice. All money sent by mail is at our risk.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
Imprisoned in a Vault, IG Years.

y newspaper Published at Colema, Mex
leo, On tie 2l.h Of October, states thai
when Gen. pueJlita entered the town Of
Ayo, in September last, be exacted
forced loan from the people, and share
u Il fell upon the carate Of the place. He
acted as if he would pay, but, as be did
not make his appearance at the point des-
i:n4tcd fr payment, Gen. Pueblita or
dered him to be arrested. A party Of
men wen, to bis dwelling, and knocked at
the door; there was no answer, and they
broke iu. They found no one in the house,
and they were about leaving it, when they
heard q f.igL,ful noise pr55esd'ng from
the ground, saying, II an hungry" The
officer in command wen, back TO Gen. Pu-
eblita aud to.I him about tie voice. The
General appointed commission to exam
iue the cur=te's dwelling. They found a
movable stone i'll the floor, and under this
stairway leading down to the vault,
which was entirely dark, and had no con-
nection With the air, save by the stair
case aGd a small hole that served as a ven-
tilatOr Ia this vault, were some books,
few articles of furniture, and woman who
had been shut up there for Eighteen years !
She was taken to Paetlita's quarters.
When brought into the light, where she
saw Lumber Of persons, she tainted.
After she had returned TO her senses, q
thousand questions were asked Of her, to
which she replied only that sic bad been
buried IN that vault .cr eighteen years,
wlthJu; going out for one moment, that
sLe had been married, and Lad children BY
her husband, but she knew NOTHING Of
their fate; that, while imprisoned in tho
vault, She had children b. the curate, but she
knew l0,ling Of what had become of these
cAlilrenj and, after saying this much,
became obstinately si.cut. While this
was passing, . Sergeant Of the Pueb!iia
Brigade, then present, discovered that
this woman Was his mother, and she rec
oEnized lin as her son, and embraced him.
The son then ran for his father, who came
and recognized lis wife. The husband,
li;cen years ago, was imprisoned three
years under charge of hay!ng murdered
his wife, this woman.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10

came very thin and uust,a!y-had tc
hunt out the ring with the nose, and re-
move it from the plate without using the
hands. When there are heavily bearded
persons engaged in this game, it is one Of
the most laughable things imaginable.
During these amusements, bowl Of punch
was brought in. Thus with games and
chat, We awaited the incoming Of the New
Year. Though this is by no means the
best way OF spending such an evening, it
is the German way :; and while our COM
pany Was engaged as above described, the
same thing, or something similar, was 60
ing on in nearly every house. All along,
there was more or less noise in the street,
such as the fixing Of pistols, &c.
As the great bell Of the Holy Ghost
church struck the hour of midnight, all
our company exclaimed "PIa,st eu JaLI"
and for an hour or two throughout the
whole city could be heard the same cry, as
hundreds Of persons passed along the streets
greeting every one whom they saw. After
we had thus wished one another a hapny
New Year, and shaken hands all around,
We were called together, and our laudiady,
who is a Catholic, read beautiful and
appropriate prayer. Then ali retired.
On the afternoon of the next day, (Sun-
day there was dance-music in all the
neighboring villages, and also in Ueidel-
berg, and hundreds of the lower class of
inhabitants attended, and danced through
the afternoon and greater part Of the night.
Such thing is here considered not at all
out Of the way, Sunday being the great
gala day.
Thus commenced the New Year in Hei-
delbers-a year that promis to be rrcg-
nant with great events III Europe. There
prevails an Uneaslness among most Of the
sense OF danger uDdefned
aud it is generally thought that another
is brewing, which may involve
a part # not the " hole of Germany. There
is no such thing as uuravelIug European
politics at the present time, or telling what
will be the programme for this year Of cur
Lord 1850. Hoping that whatever changes
may occur may be favorable to the cause
Of civil aud religious liberty,
Yours very Truly, TIC.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all persons in
~ tere>tef, that the following Assignee Ac-
counts have been filed IN the Prothonolary' S
Office at Lewisburg, Union county, and that
the same accounts will be presented TO The
Court Of Common Pleas of SAID county, on
Friday. the l1Ih dav Of February next, for
confirmation and allowance. to wit:
The account of Joel Rehl. Assignee of
lo,t lO9tr, Of Limestone township.
The account OF George Drei>bach. Esq,
Assignee of L. b Waiter. Of MiflIinburg
The account of David Shafier. Assignee of
HHrY H,uf,, of West Bniialoe township.
The account OF George DreiShach, Esq,
Assignee Of Ddrid Bearer, of BuiIaloe town
ship.
The account Of Gen. Philip Gross. commit
tee of Ijrahqm Eyer, Of Union township now
decd. SAMUEL ROJ SH, Proth'y.
Iewi>hurg, Jan. l., 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
REGISTERS NOTICE.
IA Office is hereby given TO all con-

~ cerned, that the following named persons
have settled their accounts IN the Registers
Office al LewlSburs, Union county, and that
the said accounts will be presented Tor coniir-
nation and allowance al The O.phans' Court,
10 be held at LEWISBURG, for ihe county Of
Union, on the third Friday OF FEBRUARY
nexl,being the Islh day of said month, VIZ:
l. The Account of Edward Wilson and
Charles Wilson, Administrators of The estate
OF Samuel WATSON late OF the Borough OF New
Berlin, decd.
:. The account Of Thomas Hayes Guardian
Of Sarah Priee (now Sarah Goodlander) a mi
nor child Of Mrs. Elizabeth Price, late Of Lew
isburg. deed.
j. The Account Of Edward Ranck and Sa-
ran Goodlander, Executors of the last will
and testament of Pam GU0Giqnder late Of
white Deer Twp, decd.
/ The Account of Helen c. HAYES. Admin
lslra'or of David HAYES, decd. who was one
oi The Administrators Of Il. g. H. HIyes, late
Q! he>I Buiialos Twp, deed.
D The Account OF Samuel :. Barber Ex-
ecu'7r OF The last will and testament of Nqn,V
'2nral,ah late Of the D,rough of VI ifiinburr,
Gee d. GEORGE MERRILL. Register.
Register OEcr, Lcw..gur- j.. !6, 1850.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
John Pheaix in the Ladies' Car.

Ph%lIx, the lu.mitable wit, thus tells
an incident connected with ride on the
( New York Central Rsilr0qd He relates
it in letter to the K,iteyJocAer -aga-
-ifs, and puts it on record to serve as eau
ton to future innocent travellers. He says:1
l had observed at each change Of the
cars, (and they were frequent,) in the
general scramble, one car was defended
from tie assault By a man, usually of stall
wart persuasious, who, deaf to menaces,
unsattcned by bEibes, maintained bis pos.
for the benefit Of the "ledlies.'
'Leddies' car, sir, av you please, forred
car Tor g;nt!elnen without ledIies"
Need l say tha: this car was the most
comfortable Of the train? aud with the
stern resolve which ever distinguished ne
in the discharge cfmy duty toward myself,
determined to get into it. So, when We
changed cars at Utica, rushed forth, and
seeing nice young person aud a pretty
face, bonnet and shawl, and large port
maateau, urging her way through the
crowd, | stepped up to her side, and with
my native grace and gallaniry, offered my
arm and assistance. They we're graceful.
y accepted, and, proud of my success, 1
urged my fair charge upon the platform Of
the ladies' car. Ny cd enemy was hol-
ding the dOor.
SIS this your lediy, sir? ?'
With an inward apology to Mrs. Phe.
nix for the great injustice done to her
charms, l replied eyes" Judge of my
horror when this low employee of the mo.
lopelizing company said, with the tone
md manner of al old acquaintance:
swell, Sal, l guess you've done we'll,
but don't think his family will think
much Of the match ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10

WHEREAS. the Hon. Alb M S.NlLSON,
w President Juige for the 2Uth Judicial

VyTHEREA>, the Hon. ABB S.N NlLSON,
w President Iutge for the 2uth Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed Of the
counties of UnloH, VI film and Snyder, and
PHIIP RrHL and NOW SiNoSroS EsqS., $3.50
cia,e Judges in Union county. have issued their
precept, bearing date the eth day OF Dec.
Is59. and 10 me directed, for the holding of an
Orphans Court, Court OF Common Pleas, Over
and Terminer. and General Quarter Sessions
at LEWI>Bi re, for the county Of UNION,
on the second MONDAY of FEB'Y lbeIns the
I3h dav) 1850, and 10 continue one week,
Nouce 4, therefore hereby gwen to the Cor
cner, Justices of the Peace and ConStabes IN
and for The county of Union. 10 appear in their
own proper persons wilh their records, inqui-
siuon>, examinations and other remembranceS
20 DO those thugs which of their offices and in
their behalf appertaIn 10 be done; and all Wit
nesses and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required 10 be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave al their
peril. Jurors are requested 10 be punc,ual IN
their attendance al 'Ae appointed time agreea-
bic 10 notice
Given under my haad and seal at the Sher-
ia S Office m Lewi>burg, the l2lh day of ia
nRary, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
es sht hundred aud sixty and the eiehy-fourth
year of the Independence OF The Intda States
OF America.-Got save the Commonwealth,
JOHN CRO>SGRONE. Shprid
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
Grand JurCrs, February Term, 1860

Lr,ci.6urg-JameS ID Caldwell, Wm Moore
AE DeNormandIe. SameI SlIier
East Bofaioe-John Ruhl
HqrfIsfon-Henry 3 Charles. Christian Dale
Hrticy-Charles Emery, John { Gam,
Samuel Charles
White Dcer-T>rael Guyer
Le,cis-NI'liam Orwig
Li,ae,fors-Jacob : >hively, Lewis Pell-
man. John Shiukie, Gearge Gross
West BHfaios-ThO> ' Harbe>on
MRiHJarg-Jacob Deckard, Gast,
Thomas CronmIller
Bufaios-George RengIer. Emanl Pontius
KsLy-Phlirp >rahl, Joseph Kelly
Traverse Jurors, February Term. 1860.
White Deer-Davld Ramsey. Aaron & High,
Da SIelninger, J D.edcaAer,er, l. + Albright
Lelcis-Jacub SpIgeimyer, Reuben Mench,
John Snyder, Joseph SANDERS
Leicis6urc-tieO SchoCh, Salmon u NunSon,
John ChaItant, Peter Hur,h, Joseph " Faddln,
A VI l.aw>he, Samuel ) Barton, Jonathan
Wolfe, James Scott, John Miller. Benjamin
Tessler Daniel schrack. Joel Zeulmy James
Hltchlson. James c M'Clure. Henry FrIck
East BuGaioe-EI,n MeIxeil, David Ream
Hutby-JameS Glover, John Frederick Ja-
cob Smith, Orlando BIHgaman, Solomon Nil
Ter, John Smith
West Bufnios-Charles Mol, Bonneville c
Relish, samuel Young, DAVID KIeckner
NeD BerHn-RobI SwinefnGd, Joseph Winter
Harfiefon-Mlchael Wolfe
Ii'-lesf0ne--JoSeph Cha mherS
MD7in6urg-Geor-e Dreisbach, John Cast
KfHy-David b Wagner, Peter Guyer,
David Leibv. John Meyer
I'ui0n-lohn phlilp>
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
Issue Llst for Dec. Term. 1888.

Issue List for Dec. Term, lS9y.
Bank OF Danyilie vs. David Nerlz Il Wife
l. + Albright vs. Adam Schreck &C
Daniel RaugIsr - John Lapp
Lew X Shoch, decd'> admi> IS Ncarger
john kesSler y Gedies, Marsh y Go
Abram and John Aurand " Chas F Schaaie
George Nickel vs Lelb u Lelb
John Mover q wife same
Isaac X Duuke vs. Henry Ruh'e
Daniel Rensler Jr vs. Cham5eTiIn & Stout
Reber Il MuSser vs. Corporation University
II VI Whitmer vs Jacob klosS
Samuel II Orwig vs Henry W Croizer
= l. Beck V Delrck y Sheckler
Chas CrIiz vs Nm Is Shuner
Sdml l. Beck vs. Charles Sees
John Marty vs. John Barlly
same vs. others
Thos q Orwig for > Orwis Us VI c Ranck
ScUts Presby'n Church y John " Call
Jacob Swariz vs. Conrad Blnd and wife
WCarty Tate Us Il : BrobSt
Thos Raser's Admrs - AmmonS y RaWn
Wm FrIck a Co vs. Nm Wolfe
Cyrus Eaton vs. 5 F Il W Bogenrelf
David Click vs. Saml Barber
Philip Ruhl Us fTancIs Wilson
Samuel B Pawling vs. Samuel Showers ct al
MddeSwarih kerns & Co vs. Chs II Simmer
Frederick Worman vs Jacob Smith
John Werlz VS. Peter Nevius el al
Samuel " Snudgra>s vs. Nm Young Jr
Ulsh for GuieIus' Admrs " Geo DreIsbach
Abraham Black vs. Andrew SpIt.er
George Barktoll VS. II " CroZer
4 Church n Co vs. Nm II kleckner
RObi ID Cummings vs. Saml Henderson ct a.,
] a ] Young Us rhos e orw.g
Charles Sizes vs. Saml l. Beck
Scrlbner a Perkins vs Albert Wynn
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
laSt,EATILtIlGN'

each; Connecticut, NV YORK, Penusy ylvaaia, Georg.i
North Carolina, aud Indiana, each.
CONGRATULATIONS.
The evening Of the election Of the Spea-
ker, an immense crowd, with music, re-
paired to bis boarding place, when Sena-
tor Cameron introduced Mr.. Pennington
to the audience He was enthusiastically y
cheered, both before and after a modest
and patriotic speech. Nessrs. Sherman
Grow and Hick man were next called upon,
and each responded briefly but patriotica!-
ly. They rejoiced over the election of a
man national, and not devoted to one Sec
tioual interest; they ridiculed the idea of
the dissolution Cf the Union on account Of
the legal election Of any one; declared
they would prove to the South that the
Republican power was not hostile to any
men, or section, but sought the good OF
all, by keeping our free territories from
the curse of bondage. The best sPiri; pre-
vailed, and iew attempts a' dlsturoalee
were suppressed. Col. Forney was also
complimented on the night after bis cleo
tion. Those who acted with Col. Forney,
in 1858 and 1859, contributed largely to
the victory of the Republicans, aud it is
right and honorable to recognize their sup
port By giving their favorite au Office
which he has filed before to universal sat
isfaction.. The harmony with which the
Anti Buchanan forces are working, chal
lenges the admiration, the wonder, and
the fears of the Free Trade, Pro-Slavery
men. Thus may our friends continue to
act, and the 4,h Of March 1861, will see
the General Government in their hands.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10

USEFUL TABLE.-Counting plants one
foot apart each way, We shall have forty
three thousand FIVE hundred and sixty up
on an acre, because an acre contains that
number of superficial feet. Take the f.
ure in the first coumn in the following ia
be as the distance apart, and an acre will
contain the number Of plants in the sec
n,l ,-iu,,,.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
Cir S;tar aaO CbronifIe.
fSCSsptY. FE,H. q, 1850.
To a. VI. &.
For the Star & Chronicle.

To 4. VI. &.
Fond memory oft recalls
The scenes Of "lour ago.
Ern oAIdhr0I'r rra," AID innocence
Were happiness 10 know.
Knit heart and heart together,
our youthful days passed by:
The present all our thoughts rngaged-
the future, caused no sigh.
Our hopes were like the sunshine
un bright and cluuIlrss dav,
But, like the flowers of summer,
They too have passed away.
Ave. wouirnus changes tine hath wrought
NarTr you anu have played,
And iii rent now are all tie scenes
here SO Oft have strayed.
One ,oLonlmat-. kind ami true,
WI" -'em.d 50 f rnIcd f,r bliss,
Too beautiful and manly
for such Il world AS this
Death. So jealous # our joys,
Approached With silent tread,
Aud land a cDlI aud icy hand
Upon bis youthful head.
And oth. friends Of y-oue days
How OFT We Ersr II said,
!'ILa~'. wander 10. q distant land,"
AuI these, alas Iead.'
Ri y Twp lsto- NJ.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
A Justices Court.

Justice. Witness, you must be sworn I;
here, take the Bible.
Witness. Wat Bible you cal him ?
Justice. It's an English Bible.
Wit. don't sch.care on him; l want
one Dutch Bible when | schware.
Jus. Well, here is Dutch Bible.
Wit. Well, l schware on dat.
Jus. You do swear that the evidence
you shall give in this case, shall be the
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but
the truth.
Wit. Yaw.
Jus. Did you see blank shoe. the dog?
Wit. No.
Jns. Well, what do you know about it:
Wit. Q, nosing. lyusht seen de gun
60 loois.