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TO THE AFFLICTED!

IL shh AffLlCIED! upe mr. cop.
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION.
This valuable preparatio has proved to be enc Of
the greatest remedies for Erysipelas, ScrOfula
Rhenmatsm, S1uIvy, Eruptions and Botches on
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver, Salt Rherm,
snd ali diseases arising from the effects of Mercury
over presented 20 the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds of
respectable citizens of BaltmOreand other parts of
the country are In possession OF the proprietor, tes
atylng to Its curative powers.
HIT rs sold by most of the Druggists of Balti-
MRS. M. cox,
1SS East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
Mono genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
III Price 81 Per bottle, Six bottles for s..
Wholesale Assrt. X. s. II. CIssEL, Druggist.
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., has been appointed Wholesale
Agent for the District and will supply the trade at
nv prices. de 2tr
A sTRINei EGNSHTAs Ak6 HsRomArIc
pENTRJFRICE,
For Cleansing, Bsautify ing, and Preserving the
Teeth and Gums
DUNNAVANT'S
For Inhamed
And liberated Gums!
DUNNAVANT'S
ODONTAGIC ELIXIR,
For the euro OF
TOOthache and NeuralgiS.
Sold BY all the principal Druggists. no 1s-sm
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g., BLANCHARD q NoauN,
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THE EVENING STAR.

Ma MAC mcb.,h siakes
Garrick knew the character of Macbeth was
entirely different from all he bad ever acted but
the varions situations, the rapid succession of
events the scenes of terror, and the sudden transit
ton OF conflicting passions, form altogether such
wonderful contrast that he saw II would call
forth all his powers. When Macbeth with terror
and dismay says: sis this a dagger that see
before me, ;" Garrick's attitude, his CONSERVATION
and his pause, while his soul appeared in his
countenance and the accents that followed aston
ished the spectators. The sequel was climax Of
tsrror. When he reentered with the bloody dag
ger in bis hand, he was absolutely scared out Of
his senses. His distraction of mind and ayonizing
horrors were finely contrasted by Mrs. Pritchards
seeming apathy, tranquility, and confidence
their looks and actions supplied the place of
words, and their terrifying whispers made the
scene awful and tremendous. Lady Macbeth
seems to have been Mrs Pritchard's best part in
tragedy. In the banquet scene her endeavors to
engage the attention Of the guests, and to draw
them from the observation Of Macbeth, eQualled
anything ever seen in the art Of acting and in the
sleeping scene, her acting resembled those sudden
flashes OF lightning, which more accurately dis
covers the horrors Of surrounding darkness.
SHOEMAKERs' SrRIxE-At Lynn on Saturday
procession came into the Square from Ward
Three, drawing man in a box mounted upon
pair Of wheels, who had just struck. He had
his lasts and his unfinished work with him, and
they were returned TO his employer. In the after
noon tue shoemakers assembled in front Of the Sa-
gamore House, where they listened to eloquent
speeches.
The first public demonstration Of the shoema-
kers at Beverly took place on Friday evening,
when large meeting was held in the Town
Hall. Mr. r. A Morgan opposed the movement
He could other result than the loss of IS 900
from the suspension of business
A large meeting was held at Stoneham on Fri
day night, at which a canvassing committee was
appointed TO induce all the shoemakers to strike
and to report at a meeting held on Saturday eve
ming There is general suspension Of work
At Haverhill everything was quiet at last ac-
counts
An adjourned meeting of strikers was also held
al Natck on Saturday evening, at which speeches
were nrade by several gentlemen Boston Post
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Kous VINO nave the first volumes 20 complete
ILL.,. 80, frlce 81 tha whole volumes Sef A
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NEW CHRONIC LITHOGRAPHS.-Mes
NtHliP d SOLOMON have just reoeivad a
London, the subjects of which entirely new, and
exceed Ia beauty anything hitherto produced in
Chrome Lithosraphy. 'A
PHILIP SOLOMON'S.
Metropolitan Book tore
@. 1882 Pa. av, bst. 9Th and 10th sts
,1t..sout-ty. falA
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Fro,s sle Armenian III shc ss u yeseay ~ The
snS A1onic overland mail. extract The following
Jnago n VI TaefsFro Of California. who're b has
lnHy having also been n is
hHs decided permanently m Futsor
rr T III or enaagediI Sling EyeFal lare contracts or
military Territory, and viii hereafter make this
place his headauAriess. i
MI age rnasived lin folo#a particulars cf the II
ElIiStt nna hs Initiating seyse ala signal
pafsy Or rnal Aparhes their rstnrn from
&onnsa 4 - !,
party ArAches making ther ~ the
horses cattle mules sse stolen ~ ,sns from
g N pagpan wl q ths
I'll Ill eitIe bfy intending 70 have Efcrous
sight md to attack Dividing
NH eosiffa5s he cturged points but. uaoEtr
lNtafy e husNes TndiArR te n1ises the
kjsx III fe Sarfisa would md nat
rcsd escaped sueteasd prsishng them
degree nbcr killing be
s{des yosfne Euveral hsad If stock
0fxt shfWe jaeEAse p safIHg thfir camp,
anf iakiis lsd i atfoss lnnces etc
alo i5sasd the Of she troops
The cntnaEaa NOW N ssanst the Aparhea, ncHh
sf3adfnT 1 frxsius III As BIZ Ia
fss FIFeRdy areopshsd nnrh towards III
biesng Aparhes The proper spirit has
IT, p sonssna s,sa ne II. MN aaSs,
n Sui eatsHene IN tta pEasd etien ~ their power
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Hill @rIsats aailr drlsttat.

Fram the Hawaiian tsiatstss
@ a.. ~. IN, ~ a y,8 E.,a,sn;4rn NJ,
43fe DATE - AZ
al 2zff ali. bringing news from Honoiaiu 70 me
m IS
s,.. N, ys. ,,,,.l,sbes 1efses. from
Ife atsa p'1h''s.sata ) 1850
which NM extract re AoilVA'''S 80. -.
MI American Gsano UoInpany have takNn no ls,
xessias. 81 anofher island and named It Mlaiafsas
isasssf. ii llas large amount Of Enano on
The echasuef EaT West, Capt Porter wlli Ianj
81 %msrieau Gnano Company, the same ~ 81
employed Ia se same capacatf " sss
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ES resolutions suiyarafcs ont etc adDp-
~ unaniniis par IL bureau dadnstraeuis de
eompaenie:
I2so Que suvaut In chartre de compagnie apres
acte de Ii Legislature c lEtat DC "a lnu.ane So M mp
taiS
de Ia vile anglais q anfaig pendant eno ious com
lie premier undi de isnycr 1g aant pour eet
qu suit sayor: Bonner les ct les do les
ceribets de profits mis- jonr gS 4ne rihtfet
denlRnde
R6u Plus Que ous les dts certifcats indre qui
4ui rdas e prDpF5tre les
propridiares gaix dams renr jonts pa de IN dte publ
cation soien denearent canees anues les
credit du fonds contingent les les dc la copa
gue, ainsi que lie dit 81 charre.
Rdfa pIt One oil es personnes don't Ids
suivcn seratent redevabes IA eompae pour primes et
complies nonpay6s Ia dte eonpanie par dddre
l..,a d. liInrIa Nh
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E u rpx xspav, Jan III 1851 THE SENATE II
ss Basinsson ntrdlacsd resolution the Presi
os te sats 70 inyste VA Ct NJ aers aeas,
nsssns n aas Y opsn W. aa's sszsons e as
iii IN Executive mansion Al The
os q IN L q Raas
sspss n Ensis6 sad aD'o r Ffsash vs. then passed
GeEe eeassasd That the State
s ss I " ssll 4
81 s g sss g. e. u
q slavery n al ha States Of this Union
Esiss aRss border slaseolding aie and
hfs ss md 81 sows Ias.slaas pledges b
sgss asr d sny ha 81 S asn e
4 ~ sst pss 4 III aa a9 s s ss
s fs sass Il 'esf ssp
IN tie Of The election Of Black Eepub
s sA Il @ tie y and
with hef sister States Ia the calling OF general con
ass,ses Tho Governor Of
Il alsrtioa for purpose Il esclng delesats
sash District aud two or Tho State
zsse;ssd That ths 81 % and hereby apprep
Esssiisaey sSs virgins ts portion which
% : ~ s. as e Il sr sesn as
jssss copy these resolutions b TO the
the resolutions laid and no copies
dsxed to III printed
resolved from the Senate, asking the CONCUR
n ~ House Il j.n ssolaSn Il ssgsrd y e New
Ta resolution q ts 5aleS anasdiately
Msssp he right q gsanted e raid railroad i Is
Taxation hfeen and never " 70 be taxed
property certain time, nearly
red Is allowed for lie conletlon Of the road that ZIG miles
that these resolutions be forwarded
b a Sale Of sssspp asking her 70 confirm the
uf ts extend the act OF 1867
uail The yearsiS72
kfter some debate dc rescItiou was dopte and the House
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LEGAL NOTICES.
orrleG or 4nn noAr mutual ls sun. n Co. /


TENIIE fDllOyyfuW rc@OIWfiOns WtFE WNsAHE-
roisly adonted by The Board Trustees of this Company
Resolffa That accordance with the eharter q tbs So
nan mud IN aei or ,he Legislature Of Louisiana No I6l an
proved nth March, 1879 notice be given in two city ewspas
In FRENCH and ENGLISH thirty days commencing on the r
Monday in January 1864 to the following effect namely Civ
inr tSr names and amounts Of all certificates of profits issued
together with Mi interest due thereon for the years 1852 1893 anu
lS55 aud payment Of which has not been demanded,
Roiped iter That all of said certificates and accrued IN
thereon that shall demanded by the legal owner or
owners thereof within the thirty dass Of ssd puhicaon "
and cancelled and annuled and the amounts Thereon
10 be credited 10 the contingent the books OF the Com
pany, as directed by its charter - -,
III il ffIcr gsr That should any Of tho following per
sons be the Company for unpaid premiums or ote
accounts said Company shall first deduct the amount OF
saii indah Indn
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pATToN, SMITH & PUTNAM.
CORNER or MAGAZINE AND GRAy1RR STREETS,
Agents for the Sale

MANUAL CTURED TOBACCO, N
hand and constantly receiving commits
cn tile Manufacturers se Largest and Finest
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco.
Or every variety they offered tbs ade and solicit
TIE attention of RoCEs and DEALERS their stock before
purchasing.
They are the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON 4 MAYS Gross
and Extra pounds LA BELLE CREOLE. 6s and los BUCK
FINNEYs SIS and l1 KEsTs l0sbssides various ether
brands; Grant & WILLIAMS "a lbs, and others LEoso-
pounds which took the Premium tho State Fair - Re.
tersburg va November 1859, " r. n JONES' pounds aud
Twists which the Premium in North Carolina SIX
years succession and Is perhaps the finest Tobacco IN tho
world
wiLIIAMsoN's TWIST, thrst pickingsa KATE ELIZA
pounds intended eounoienrs only and In fact de-
scription Of Tobacco generally used. 4#
We also have the PoWHAITAN PIPES. which receive
direct commission de I'm
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LEGAL NOTICES. =
orrleE LoglsIksA MuruAt ms. eomANx,
ler

TN anrnitaanee with the requirements OF
fhsrtss Of the Esasnna Mutual Company aud
an act of the Legislature Of louisiana no l6 approved March
lin 1870 puhlic Is hereby given that following
cacs Vi Script or the years s5 and 1866 and acerung IN
ali said certificates and interest which shall demand
e NV the legal owners, within thirty days OF this
noce cancelled and analed and the thereof
credited e contingent account in the Books Of the Company
.lrn i Ill CHI : :
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STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH or ORLEANS,
City of New Orleans.
remembered that the 18th day of January 1850 be
fore me- subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President and
James Edwards Secretary of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
paIy Orleans who being duly according TO law
do epose say tina, the above Just and true,
and correct transcript from the books of said company
TIios sLoo, President.
JAS, EpwARps, Secretary
Sworn to subscribed before this 18th day OF January
1850. p.F MITGnEiIa
Second Justice Or the Peace Parish Of Orleans
The Directors have resolved an interest of SIX
PER CENT IN CASH, on the outstanding Certificates of
Profits holders thereof 70 their Legal representatives
on and after the 18th day February next Also to declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT 40 per cent? the net
earned premiums the Company for the year ending peeem
Der sls 1850 which certificates will b. Issued on the 18th
March next.
The Directors, after reseTYing ONE MILLION OF DOL
LARS Of profits further resolved that al the outstanding
Certificates Profits Of the ssuc Of the year 1856 DO redeemed
and paid to the holders thereof their legal representatives.
and utter the 1911 ay Of February The Certificates 70 be
produced the time Of payment for raneeRcnt and interest
on same to cease after the 3lst December, 1859.
THOMAS sL0D, PRECEDENT.
JAMES d. DENEGRE, yre-rFcsidunt,
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State # Louisiana Parrish Of Orleans city Of New oeans
Personally came and appeared before n r. MITCHELL See
oa Justice OF the Peace in and for the parish city aforesaid
Gins Briggs, President and H. P. Janvier Secretary Who
being duly DOH deposes and say that above il true
and correct transcript from the Books Louisiana Mutual
Insurance Company
CHAS BRIGGS, President.
H. p. JANYIER, Secretary
Sworn 10 and subscribed before this 3lst day Dsccu
ber 1859.
d. +. MITCHELL,
. nnid In.ti fI,oI naca
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@ n. WIg.SroTes PLANTERS, PATENTED
- COR DIV Onu OUTER.

Tbs exclusive rights Of the ehose have been purchased
by Company of gentlemen e city of New Orleans for The
States Louisiana Mississippi Aid Arkass Tennessee
Florida Texas SoHh Ctroina All parties wishing
A4 sl, eenntY RIGHTS machinery.
Obtain " applying the undersigned who Is sol'
agent fer The above company. -
No as Ma chez street New Orleans
Refers t4-Messr Martin finin,, N. a.. NJ = IFin
eitr Ascensioll I IT, IL W Campbell Ibertle Ia. Rp
James ~ ~ =. - myso1y
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NEVER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
suffer large ST tie globe is the Of
u se d Ti3 IL eyalyed III he aeom II
soil and rises with the watery from II
While the Is below the horizon this yapor fingers near the
into There acts irritating poison the inter
nal viseefa and exereng prs OF the body Inc yer BE-
bile the blood Both the virus and The bile accumulate in
the circulation end produce violent Disorder e
spleen kidhHgs and the stomach sylnpaiae with the liver
md become lsordered Fnaly The instinct OF organ
gu in attempt expei the noxous Infusion
force IL The blood leaves the surface and
sos 10 The organs with eongesya violence This IL
the CHILL. But iA this effort i fails Ihen the FEFER fol
lows blood leaves the central and rnshes
he surface If in another effort expe the irritating poison
through the other great eXcreofythe skin In TINS also u
fails system abandons the attempt exhausted and was
for the strength to repeat The heelsss effort another
Such constitutional disorder will Of course undermine the health
II 1t Is not removed.
We have abored to find. and have found, anidote,
Ayers .Ague Cure,
which neutraas poison In the blood and stiau
hates the eSpe 1t from the body As should 70 does
more rather does what Of service to these sect to
this Infection taken IN expes from the system
Jacks keeps the system health although exposed the dis
ease Consequently only but protects FROM the
influence such Renitten Fever Chill Fever Dumb
Masked Ague Periodical Headeehe Bilious Headache Bilious
Earaehe Catayrh Asthma, Palpisaos Painful Affection Of
the Spleen Mysteries Collie Paralysis and Painful Affections
this cause will be found % assume more or less the intermittent
type This Cure the cause of these derange
This nccopshes by stimulating the espel
the virus from lie system and these organs BY degrees become
what We term Reclamation" Time ma. accomplish the
end life long enough or 1t is sacrificed the at
We have Erea reason believe ibis well
remedy the whole class OF diseases which are caused by the
and has sill another important advantage the public which
Is, that II Is cheap as well y gund
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MlSCEILANTU UD.
A LBERTsoN - NUDGE,
AGENTS ron THE SALE or
PORTABLE AND sTATIoNARY
STEFAN ENGINES,
sAw-MLLs, sHAFTINGs, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
Machinery for MIL and Plantation use.
Also Agents for the sale Of
cLEMoEs. BROWN CO.'S
SINGLE AND BoUBLE CYLINDER co1ToN GINS.
Bates Patent steam Gauges,
No. 8 UNION STREET.
Between ST. Charles and Carondele s.reeta Orleans.
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v n rsssolp.ions Y sg4iyantyes, ent ste a,dop-

BCREAu DE IA C0sPAGSIE DAssUEAsEg }
UoNE MrTr4ln pE la NLLE-0RLEASs.
Nnuyclle+ Orleans re n deeanihra lS51 \
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- "a ST. CHARLES STREET.
T. b. has the his customers and the
public in general that he has received last arrivals from
HavTe. New York, complete assortment
Of Fall ahd WHITE bu which
the following part Gents Linen Shirts Linen Bosom and
Cotton Shirts White Coored Flannel Understands and
Drawers White and Coloed Cotton undeirts and Drawers
Jouvns Gloves Cambria Handkerchief Combs and Brushes,
sponEes Porte Monnaies Cutlery Glass Ware Toilet S Pow
der Boxes Fancy Scent Canes and
Umbrellas always hand Perfaery from Lubin Pinauds
Societe Hygienique's.
Mr. B0iR0N having removed his SHAVING ROOM will
be enabled LADIES. for whom he has added to
his stock of Goods for Ladies Wear
The Hair Department,
For both LADIES and GENTS, is lifted in to give the
satisfaction The sictest attention will be paid to all
orders for ReadyAade HAIR being supervised by Mr. Boron
himself.
J. b. BORON,
fIa Charie
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The above stNteenf JUST true and haHscrpl
the books oftts Company.
a. BROTHER. President.
JAMES II, WHEELER, Secretary
State of Louisiana Parish Of Orleans city Of New Orleans
Sworn and subscribed before me- this est d..
Der, 1859.
D. +. MITCHELL,
Second Justice Of the Peace.
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Prepared by--=
Dr.. j. C. Aver &c Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR FER BOTTLE.
AYERS Cherry PectoraI,


Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL.
Has won for itself the every variety
threat Lung Complaint that IL entirely
fire evidence Of is virtues wherever IL has been
enf. we'd has long been throughout this
section we do than the peepc e quality kept
for their relief ali II hiss heen found to do
Ayers Cutfaartic Pills.
FOR ALI. PURPOSES OF A PURGATlVE MEDICINE,
For ostiyenes ffs Dyspepsia for jaNndice for
the ee eadathe for the of pysenery
for Foul Sonch the Erysipen for the Piles; for
HE cure of Sera all Scrofous Complaints for the
on Diseases of the Skins for the Of Liver
IouInn for Dropsy of Tetier Tunors and Salt
Rheln; fnr Worms the Of GOu for Dinner Pill for
he cnfe Of Nenfagia; Purifying the Blood
Tev are spar coated, that the sensitive take
them eAsatY and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use III any quantity
nI5- Price % cents per box; hive boxes for ST.
Great numbers Cergymen Physicians Statesmen and emil
ne certify the unparalleled
useuness Of remedies hut space here will not permit
ouT AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they given, with
sia f descriptions The above complaints the treatment
NAT shonld be followed for their cure.
Do not be put by nnpncip with other prepare
ons they mike more profit on Demand AYERS and
others The aid there is for Ihen and they
should have II, a.
NJ. o'' j. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos q and Isl Chartres street, N. O.
Also by HAyrLAND CLARK 4 GEORGE, Mobile, and BY
al npaa-s. h2s mn
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Fiat dc Lonsnne paroise dDrlenns vile de IN N0uVeIIa
comparns devant moi D. r. Mitchell,
Deuxene Justice de Pa dams pour Ia posse Ct vile ns
de Ghas Briggs President IL r. Jansier, Seeftaire les
quee Giant asenenes Opposes 70 abean q dessus est
conie dele DIES yres de la Gompane Assurance Muusl
de la Nonyels Orleans.
CHAS. BRIGGS President.
Fl. r. JANEIER, secretara.
Asseen6s souscrs deyan moi 3lme Jour de deem
bre 1852
D. +. MITCHELL.
ja4 sot DeuSieme Justice de Paix.
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/ OsT OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is HEREBY GIVEN
- that application will be male ihe Commissioner Of Pen
sons sixty dnys after the first publication hereof rossus
Of Military Wersn No Il s9s n the name Of John A. Fort
the same having besn lost Of isaid A has been ieo
In the Genel Land Office against the patent sai
warrant The public hereby cautioned trading for
the s4Ine q. II. LUZENBERG
nj hh Attorney.
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Eat Ia Louisiana Paresse dOrtans willie Nouyee-
soscre deYaat moi Slime jour de
deeembre 1889
D. F. MITCHELL,
ia4 20t DeaSe,ue Jntce de Paiy
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INSURANCE,
OFFICE OF THE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS January H. 1860
In conformity with tho requirements tuir Charter THE
uN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY publish the fol
owing statement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-05

A few nights since huge and verdant
Tennessaean concluded he would be intro
dnced int the mysteries OF the Sons Of
Malta, and had friend to propose his name
to the lodge at Nashville, Tenn. He was
balloted for, and Immediately went in to
join the expedition. He had been in but a
short time, when he was handled rather
roughly, and concluded he could not hold his
oats so he tore. himself loose from the
guards, and met the sentinel at the door,
knocked him senseless, and broke for cof-
fee house near by. He entered with his hat
in his hand, took Of. bis coat, and swote fu-
riously said he was seventeen miles from
home, but he could whip any Son of Malta
in the United States, and cursed the slide
boards and other furniture necessary in the
lodge room. The house rung with shouts
and laughter from the bystanders, and the
fellow was soon simmered down TO a good
humor.