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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-06
For the HilIsorough Recorder
DISCUSSION AT GRAHAM.

Mr. Editor yesterday went TO Ora.
ham TO hear our candidates for Governor
address The people on The great absorbing
question oi the day" Adj Valnrem.' There
was a large crowd assembled. many from the
adjoining counties. Never before has there
been such an interest taken in a Governors
election. Gov. Ellis led of IN speech OF
an hour and half. aIr. Pool replied in a
speech OF the same length. Gov. Ellis re-
joined for half an hour. Mr.. Pool then
closed with half hours speech.
Twill not attempt sketch Of their speeches.
They each took The ground that they have
heretofore done. Gov. Ellis lahored man.
fully, with all the ardent zeal Of his nature,
against The proposed change Of the constltu.
ton but in his two hours speaking. which
was listened TO with attention BY both Demo-
Gratis and Wings, he inspired no enthusiasm ;
il vas evidently an uphill business; he did
mt have the sympathy and feeling Of even
his party friends.
Mr.. Pool was happy in his effort. BY bis
wit and humor the crowd was delighted, and
he was Frequently cheered and when at the
close Il his speech, he spoke Of the platform
Of our State Convention, which was equality
at the ballot box and the tax box; Of our
National Union Convention. which had
ihrnwn 10 the breeze their banner, on which
was inscribed the nsmes Of Bell and Everett,
the Union, the Constitution. and the En-
foreement Of the laws" he was greeted
with cheer alter cheer.
Never has there heen in Alamanre county
such crowd assembled TO hear candidates
speak and though there we're many seats
prepared in the grove. not half the crowd
could be seated. aud inr four hours. the time
the speaking continued. there vas 40 sign Of
impotence. believe that Pool will carry
Alamance county. lie is tmphatically the
candidate Of the people. and he inspires his
I friends with enthusiasm. lie u eloquent
and humorous, and has perfect self-possrs.
7 sion. and as debater lie is far the superior
\ 81 his competitor.
I Mr.. Editor. have thus given YOU hasiy
and imperfect account 81 the meeting IN
Graham. 80 that you may lorm little sketch
% il Tor your paper. provided no one ha.
given you better account Of IL.
\ May 70. 1850. W.
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A CA R d.
TO The Hhigs and Oppositionisfs
of ORANGE I'm,

To The Whigs and Oppositionisfs
Of Orange County:
Alta Convention held BY our friends, on
Tuesday of last week. the Opposition party
Of Orange did me the honor to nominate me
as a candidate for the next Legislature,
which nomination, at the time. and under
the circumstances, felt at liberty to accept.
Reasons Of a purely private and personal
nature, unnecessary TO explain, and which
will compel my absence IRON the county
during the most. il not all the canvass. make
il necessary that should. though with e.
IRENE reluctance, Withdraw my consent Ia
be candidate at the ensuing election.
make this announcement Immediately upon
ascertainins the obstacles in the way Of my
being candidate. that our friends may have
ample time TO substitute some more suitable
person in my place. Though not leader
in the next campaign. as a private ] pledge
hearty and energetic support to the princi.
pies and candidates Of the party, and doubt
not their entire success. With my sincerest
thanks for the honor you have done me. am,
Most respectfully.
HENRY X. NASH.
Hilsborough, June 4, 1860.
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the young ladies seemed to bear 4 patiently
and appeared to be perfectly self.possessed
during the entire day. Miss Fuller is a
number one teacher, and deserves liberal
support
The reading Of compositions BY the young
ladies' came of at o'clock in the evening.
They we're we'll written, and distinctly read
to an attentive, pleased aud appreciat'ye an
dence.
After the reading Of compositions several
gentlemen patrons, and Others, expressed
their entire satisfaction as to the result Of
the iabors Of Miss Fuller during the past
session, and assured her that the prospects
for large school the next session were very
hattering, and this is the opinion of your
humble correspondent.
A LOVER or FEMALE EDUCATION.
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A special dispatch TO the Savannah Re-
publican States that Lieut.. Motif, Of the
Steamsloop Crusader, captured French
bark with cargo Of 500 Africans, and ar.
rived with them at Key West on the 25th
ult.
The Legislature of New York has abolish
ed the old legal rule that tenant is bound
to pay rent to the end Of his lease, notwith.
standing the destruction of bis tenemeRt by
fire.
PURE WuIsKEY.-A law passed the Ten
nessee Legislature. at its recent session. ma
king it an indictable otfense to sell adultera-
ted Drugs, and any convicted Of selling 9th.
er than pure liquors. is liable to imprson-
ment in the Penitentiary.
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Rssoived. That we recognize in Jehn Pool
the gifted and fearless champion Of equal
taxation and sound conservative principles,
him Governor Of North Carolina.
WhfReAs the impression is being made in
the eastern part of the State that the west
are in favor Of altering the basis OF repre-
sentation,
Resolced,. That we, portion Of the west,
are opposed to any such change.
Resoived, That we approve OF the course
OF Jonathan Worth, our representative 10
the last Legislature. and as an evidence Of
our approval aud confidence IN him as a
statesman. we unanimously nominate him
by reclamation, as our candidate to repre-
sent US in the Senate of the next Leglsla.
ture. notwithstanding the alternate rule,
heretofore entered into by the counties Of
Randolph and Alamaace. giving alternately
each county the representative in the State
Senate.
On motion of Daniel Coble, the resolu-
tons were adopted.
On motion Of w. r.. Denny, J, II. Foust,
B. A. Sellers. and Daniel Coble were ap'
pointed a committee to inform MIR. worth
Of his nomination. !,
The people Of Randolph expressed through
J. III. Fonst, their gratitude to the people oil
Aiamancc for Welding their claims and %.
Letting Mr.. Worth, and assured them tha'
they would reciprocate, and that when the
time comes to elect representatives again
that they should choose their man, send hin
10 Randolph. and they ,couid give him goot
u0te.
The Convention was then entertained BY
speeches from DR.. b. A. Sellers, w. X
Denny and the Chairman.
RESOLVED. That the proceedings OF this
Convention be published in the Greensbo.
rough Patriot and the Hillsborough Recorder
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
c. r. FAUCETT, Chairman.
rHosss NJ. IIoLr. secretarie,.
DANIEL CoBLE,
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NOTES LOST OR MIsLAID.

4 HAVE list or mslail the following ho'es. VIZ: one
l on Thos D. Thompson. for $s23 70. interest from
January, 1854 on same, for $3.50 90. interest from
February. 1854; on W. II. 4 r. B Thompson. for
sg75 co. interest from February ? 1889 one on John
H. Johnston far sii2 co. interest from Apfii. 1850;
one on H. scott for Sl.i53 90, interest from Noyem
her q 1899 credits &c $500 February 80. 1919, s33
April -. 1850; on same, f't $500 Oh. interest from
March TO- 1871; on same, for 5000 90, inieres, from
November ~, 1851: IN same, ~ 5000 IS interest
from september 10. $3.50 on Abel Grl. for 81 SO.
interest from March 1851 on J. &. TuteHiine, for
SIS 81. interest from December, ISL; on g. W.
White. for SIZE so. interest from February. 1856.
credit al s25, December 1856; Samuel Nelson, for
SIS Oh, interest from December. 1883; on RobcH
Hunter. for Sss5 90. interest from October. 1867 On
Seymour Putyeai for 500 co. interest from Deeemher.
1856; balance II note on !. 7. Hunter. Of So 81.
interest from May is59 AiI persons fnreNirnrd
from trading for any uf the above notes the makers
paying to sny person tu, JOHN THOMPSON. who
i my agent. .,.,,..,,..,..
May 30. H-3s
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Obituary.

Died, in Kinds county. Mississippi, on the 9th Of
May, after an illnesa Of but few days, PEYTON 4.
MOORE, aged oae year eight months and egh, days,
infant son Of Peyton P. and Maria L. Moore, formerly
Of Orange county, NC. He was lent 10 gladden. the
hearts Of the household for few aeeting days. aud
then taken to Heaven.
" The Spirit Of the Age Raleigh Standard. and
Milton Chronicle will please copy.
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MA n U I d .

In Charlotte on Tuesday evening, May 29Ih, at the
residence of Z. II. Brlon, E-q by the Rev. Mr. Mil
Ter. Mr.. THOMAS ]. HANCOCK, Of Hillsborough
N. G, to Miss sAPgRoNlA SANDERS, Of Charles
ton, s. c.
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THE GREAT AmBAss ADoR OF HEALTH
A BOON TO THE SICK.

The want of a sterling medieinalto meett the ills and
necessities Of the suffering portion Of humanity. and
one entirely free from mineral and other delrotioGs
plrclcs was severely felt until this oil poweru mGd
icue was ushered into the world Holloway's inya!u-
ahs.Pllls have become the Household remedy Of all
nations. Their attribute is TO PREVENT well 10
rrnE; they attack the radx root Of the complaint
aud thus by removing the hidden Of disease
nys1rate and the dropping energies of The sys
tenn assisting nature in her task Of vital and function
ary reformation.
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HILLSBORoUGH ACADEMY.

t0l.. TEW, who has occupied the buildings Of the
- Hillhoroush Mace Academy, with his Furnishing
Military school, il about TO remove to his commo-
dious and elegant establishment thus leaving The Aca-
DENY vacant The Trustees will be pleased 70 receive
proposals for the School from competent Classical
feathers, up to The 10th Of July next.
The many decided advantages Of the location for a
successful Institution of the kind need mol lie enume.
rated.
By order Of the Daarl Of Trustees.
]. w. NORWOOD, President.
June 4. As
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EMO MILLS,

Five Miles East III llillsborough.
Wy wool cARDlNG MACHINES are IN good
w order, and will commence Cating BY the hfst Of
Juns. p,icc 10 cariins. cents per pound, weight
II ,o.. Pui one pound q grease 10 ten o. wool sss
youf wool clean sui clear Of buts aud well picked aud
~ eill L. taksn IN payment, az expect something
When the work is done.
sen gallons Of Iinsced Oil fot sale. Cash sssI
iot Wheat.
JOHN Y. LYON.
N.y ~. a.
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Some OF the ATTEST commercial writers in
the Southern journals are earnestly urging
upon cotton growers the wisdom and expe-
dlency Of becoming spinners, and not simply
producers Of the raw material. Georgia,
North Carolina. Virginia and MARYLAND. We
are told, are capable Of becoming the cotton
spinners Of the world. and the day may
cume when bale Of lint cotton offered Tor
export 10 a foreign or coastwi.e port will be
as great a curiosity a. is now a bale oi cot.
ton in the seed. Aud elaborate calculations
are entered intn. 70 demonstrate that, II the
American cotton crop we're shipped IN the
shape 81 yarn or thread, il would make q
saving To our national wealth. in the items
Of waste and transportation alone, ii twenty
i've per cent on the total crop. ar say $50,
GOA, GU0-a sum sufficient to construct the
Pacific Railroad. and cut ship canal seros,
Florida; also that the Atlantic Southern
States would receive al addition TO their
wealth. through the demand Tor coal and
iron, and water power. aud the constant &C.
tisily 10 the inland railway interest.
1e.J ais1aaoirla Ggssitt.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.
Superior Court Of Law, March Term,
May 30.

n. ID. lSOU.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court. that
the business on The Civil Docket u this Court aud
81 me Equity Docket has become TOO great 10 be
done Al The regular term thereof;
Il Is therefore ordered that Special Term Of thi'
Conr, lie held fot one week. commencing on the Sc.
eond MONDAY Of June newt And that the Clcts Of
This Coui, publish this order in the IiillsbOtougl Re
eorlef.
p,f,ie. aud witnesses gill attend accordingly.
JAMES GILL, CLERK.
,,.t.n a.
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H1Ilordys FiH,.-coughs, plrii-ulafly ihose 81 .
hsri. Jfv character. frequently proceed. primarily.
from diseased condition II the stomach aud the y.
er anl may often he removal hs single dose Of these
extraordinary Pills. DysrrPsia i sometimes areom.
psniei with hstkng cough. and a cosgh Il, also .
symptom d consumption 81 the liver II such cases.
rhssicans generally give mercury prariire - On.
necessary ~ Il u dangerous since Few doses, II
any rate fall course Of the Pills. fails 10 70.
move bolk the cause 81 the difficulty and The difficulty
itself Tic nyi,arsiinr influence Of the iemely upon
the weak and Iehilsled is truly marvellous.
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~ No MERCHANT visiting Baltimore should
fail 10 sramine the extensive stock ofFANciGnODS
Hosiery. Gloves. Sc., ofcrri for sale " FRED,
ficKEY a SINS. $50 Baltimore street. Il Is one d
the m,s, extensive in this country. and the proprietor,
a.. determined 10, TO be anJet.olJ by any Northern
House.
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HUGHESs ACADEMY.
Little River. Institute.

THE Fall Session, 1850. Of this Institution will
commence on the 9Th day Of July. under the in
stfucian 81 j. l.. Brewer. Students viii be admitted
a, any time, aud charged from the time Of entrance to
tie end Of the session. No allowance will be made
oi absence. except Tor prairAcied sickness, special
contract. The school is located in Orange county, ten
miles mouth Of Hsboiough. in moral. religious and
healthy neighborhood Board can he had in respecia-
BE families dollars per MONTH including every
thing necessary for a student f.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Spelling. Reading aud Whiting. Sc 90
Geography, Grammar and Arithmetic, 10 60
Latin, Algebra, &c. Is 90
y. r. HALL. JOSEPH W. MCKEE, =
PIG. WILSON, las. ALLISON, Ss
~. IS. RAY. 4. WILSON, -
GEO. 4. RAY, JS
l.. ". HALL, Secretary.
June s. 45-3mp
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NOT ICE.

THE subscriber having qualified, at May Term Of
Il Orange County Court 1890 as Executor on The
estate Of CHARLES K. YANCEY. deceased, notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted TO said estate 10
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against the estse will present them within tile time
prescribed hy or this notice will be pleaded in bar
Of recovery.
JONES WATSON, Ex'r.
NAV 90. ii-3w'
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DEATH OF jppeR DANIEL, Judge Peter
Vivian Daniel. Of the United States SUI
pre,ne Court. died at his residence. in this
city. Yesterday afternoon, in the 18th year
Of age. he was born in Stafford county,
Va. in l7s5. graduated at Princeton Col.
Iege, in 1895, and was admitted to the bar
in 1903. In 1856 he was appointed By the
President, Judge Of the United States Dis
trict Court for the District Of Virginia, 10
GIL vacancy occasioned BY the transfer Of
Philip p. Barbour TO the Supreme benrh.
Upon the death of Judge Barbour, in 1870,
Judge Daniel was appointed his successor,
by President Van Buren,.
Richmond Wig, ltt Instant
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The great scourge this continent yields quickly 70
course Of these an;isete Pills and the digestive Of
glns restored 10 their proper tone: no matter in
what hileous shape this hydra Of disease exhibits il.
self this searching and unefring remedy dislsfies i,
fam tEe n4tiant's avsfem
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More Cheap New Goods - Salt at 81

per sack.
EOOD Cuba Sugar At 10 cents. good Hoop skirts
~ al so cents; also summer Calico. Bleachrd Shirt.
inra and Shesinrs. BED Ticks. Black Calcos, Blaek
Tameftinc Md Gloves. Wasi.eathei. Lise and silk
Gauntlets. Hair Nets. Camhrirk and Furniture Dim.
Nv. Manrirs Quilts, Certain Dsmssk. heavy House.
ufc Linen Coiiers. sugars. genuine Kings Mountain
Iron. Bacon. Philadelphia shoes. Ladies Congress
heeed tiailsf Black and White Md slippers, Booiees
SC. &c. snd many other new goods just received. and
more coming.
JANET WEBB.
June s. f5--
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DENTAL NOTICE.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the in
habtantsof Hlsborough and its vicinity, that hay-
ing located himself in their village for the summer. is
prepared to perform all the operations Of Filling and
Extracting, and offers his services those requiring
them at his office at the Orange Hotel or at their re.
sidences, as may be preferred.
NJ. Il. COHEN,
From the Baltimore College Of Dental Surgery.
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Important to Millers, Merchants, and
others.
A Ill persona interested are hereby notified that the
- undersigned has been appointed by the County
Court Of Orange, Standard Keeper for Orange county:
and is prepared 10 discharge his duties such all
who may apply. He also gives Notice that he will en-.
force the law against all persons who may voate the
law in selling by unsealed measures aud weights.
HARGlS FARTIlNG,
STANDARD keeper.
NAV 90. 4i-3w
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Three Of the four ex.Presidents of the
United States we're 10 New York last week
-Messrs. Van Buren,, Fillmore aud Pierce
and all &c them in excellent health. Mr..
Van Buren, is aged IS; Mr.. Fillmore aged
60 Gen. Pierce aged So
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General Debility and Weakness.

From whatever cause, lowness Of spirits. and al oil
eT signs Of diseased liver, and other disorganzstit
OF The system, vanish under the eradcaIins inGuen,
Of this all powerful antiseptic and detergent remedy
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Dyspepsia.

airy Itl1IMaAi0h'
Dyspepsia.
The grea, scourge this continent yields quickly 70
course Of these aniiseIc Pills aud the digestive or
glns are restored 10 their proper tone: matter in
what hidcous shape this hydra Of disease exhibits il
self this searching and uBefring remedy disIstts IL
ffom the patients system.
General Debility and Weakness.
From whatever cause, lowness Of spirits and all 9th
eI signs Of diseased liver. and other dis0r
Of The system, vanish under the eradieans influence
u this all powerful antisepc and detergent remedy
Bilious Disorders.
The proper luantum and right condition Of the bile
il VI momcntous Importance 10 the health Of the hui
nan tame this aniblious medicine cxpels the hidden
seeds Of the complaint aud renders all the fluids and
secetious pure and fluent cleansing and resusealing
the vital functions Of The body.
sickly Females
should lose no time in trying few doses pf this reg.
uilius and rrnoyans remedy. whatever may Sc Their
complaint il can be taken with safety in I'll periodical
and other iisofginzaOns, it, effect is all but nifaru.
l0us.
! Unrefutsd Proof.
/ The testimony Of Nations Is unanimously borne 10
the health giving virtues Of bis noble remedy anil Get.
,l;stes ia every living language bear witness 10 the
upJeuableness oftheir intrinsic worth.
Hgorny's Pills are TIE best remedy knotrn
+ ia he pord for he JoiIopiag diseases:
Asihnas biaHbuh bowel IOm.
Dropsy, Coughs, plants,
Debility, Colds, Fever andiAgus,
Chest disease, Female Com cos,yensss,
Dyspepsia. plants, Headaches,
Indigestion, Stone and Gravel. Influenza.
Inflammation, Secondary Symp. Inward Weakness
lenefeaI Alice toms, bCwness Ol spif.
+ tons, Liver Complaints. it,,
/ Piles. Worms Of all kinds
! tp' CAUTION L. None arc genuine unless thu
words Holloway, New York aud London sfe o..
ccrnabc as waisrmsrk IN every leaf Of q boss Of
directions around each rot box: the SAINT may 10
plainly seen by holding the leaf TO the light. hand.
some reward will he given 10 any one rendering such
information may lead 10 the detection Of any party
parties counterielinr the medicines o. vending the
same. knowing them 10 be spurious.
- sold At the Manufactures If Professor Hoo.
way. 80 Maiden Lane New York and BY sll respects.
bic Druggists aud Dealers IN Medicines throughout
the United states and The civilized world 10 boxes II
IS cents, 50 cents, sud ~ each.
a. There is considerable saving by taking the laIg.
> a. sizes.
n. II.-Dircciions Cor The guidance o. patients in
every disorder affixed 10 each bos,
s. Aug ". ca
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Bilious Disorders

The proper luantum and right condition Of the bile
is " nomcntous Importance 10 the health Of the hu-
nan fame this antbilious medicine cxpes the hidden
seeds Of the complaint aud renders all The fluids and
.eceious pure and fluent cleansing and resuseitating
IN rIIal M d rfinns III Ihr hndY
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Proud Of an opportunity to do anything
which could promote your happiness or in.
sure your success, they would, in the exu-
berance of their friendship, consider no deed
TOO daring, no attempt too hazardous. and
no sacrifice TOD great
May every success attend your efforts
Receive, sir. this cane, and with it our most
sincere desire that
"There may be none to change with swift, unerins
blight,
The evening shades to the darksome night"
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Mays 80.
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sickly Females

should lnse no time in trying few doses q this rf
ulalius and rrnoyatng remedy. whatever may Sc the
complaint il be taken With safety in I'll periodic
aud other iisofgan;zaons il effect is all but mifar
l0ug,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-05

no sanfOTd7s Liver IngigOratOr and Cathartic
''i' 81 CH6RCHILL & BRO, Druggists,
Rto 8 W cor Pub Square and Ontario st.
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FueIlIve SLAYER in Boston.

The Atlas says that two agents Of that phil
snthropic institution, the Underground Rail-
road, who reside in Kansas, have recently
brought TO the Free States from Missouri
twelve slaves, or eolOred persons who once
were slaves, but are now freemen, safely To-
Gated and taking care Of themselves. Some
Of them were in Boston q few days since
Among them was a young mulatto woman,
quite white, with her little child; and it is
said to have been very affecting to witness
her joy at the prospective future freedom OF
her child, seeming entirely to forget her own
liberty. The agents who did the work are
young men, have lived some time in Kansas,
snd done much labor in this line, encounter
ipg many dangers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-05

House
and
Garden.
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There was a swelling sensation under my
westcut, and q sense of goneness nigh by the
pit ofmy stomach. Sez ], alowd and in agony,
" Jemims let me di by thy side" Then sez
Jemima, onseen, in a feint voice, cut small to
20 through little winder, with red caliker
curtain, sez she, "0h, Joshua, shall dI. -
Sez 1 with much emoshun increasing in my
bosum, I" so shall L and