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Coils. Orr AND AsHMoRE.-We learn
from the GreenriHe Patriot that Coils Orr
and Ashmore addressed the citizens of
Greenville II few days since upon the poll
tics Of the day. Col. Orr had no hope If
the defeat Of Lincoln, but would counsel
no hasty action on the part Of the State
South Carolina should not withdraw alone
He differed from others in the opinion that
our Legislature should call for Comven-
ton Of the people as soon as it was asccr.
tanned that Lincoln was elcc He thought
it would be wiser and more prudent that
Commissioners should be appointed to go
to and consult with the other Southern
States and ascertain the course they inten-
ded to pursue under the circumstances, so
that there might be n concert of action.
Col. Ashmorc also thought Lincoln would
be elected, and counselled that the State
should put herself into n position of resist
ance.
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The MARLBOROUGH AFFAIR The fol
lowing extract from letter written from
Bennettsville to the SOuth CdrOlinidn,
shows that Hitchings, lately on trial at that
place rs an abolitionist, has been acquitted:
"The supposed abolitonist, J. X. Elilohings
whom wo have h ad up for examination aad
trial as an ubolitionist, hnI been released
for want of sufficient evidence TO convict
HIM. The lnblic mind is, however, not en-
tirely satisfied but that he should have been
dealt with more harshIy; yet, as this was
not very clear, he has been allowed to de
part the State, with proper cautions, should
he be found here again.
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The Canvass in New York.

The Merchants of New York city are
making hercuean efforts to defeat LincC In
in that State. This, as MUCH gs aay indi-
cations observed nearer home, INDUCES in us
the hope that the South will resist in the
event Of LincOn's election. These merchants,
who are wide awake to the course WHICH
events arc taking, doubtless think so, or
they would not make such prodigous en-
deavors to avert the causes upon which the
South threatens TO dissolve the Union. IL
is said that William B. Astor alone contrib.
uted one million Of dollars, and from other
wealthy sources large sums have been
raised. And this money is 10 be used in
buying up votes to defeat Lincoln. What
n sad commentary upon the principles and
morals Of the people Of the Empire State !!
If II has come 10 this, That the equality Of
the South in The Union has to be bought
and paid fos by ;aoge who ss::ca :rca
Southern patronage, it were far better for
the South, and more honorable to all con.
cerned, that the issue Of disunion be solved
at once, and the South, either assert her in
dependence and disgust Of such craven
ers bow her neck 10 the yoke
which lincoln and bis hosts are weaving for
H
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Land for Sale.

THE SpRSCRlBRR offers for sale his
4 plantation situated in Lancaster District,
>. e., on the Rockey river road three miles
north Of Pleasant Hill p o., containing a.
bout hve hundred acres-one hundred, o,
about, IN woods, the remainder cleared and
about one half fresh aud in good state for
cultivation. On the place are two settlement.
with all necessary buildings. A good gin
house aud serew-hoth new, two good
springs and well.
The place may be treated for privately #
done by or befure the first Monday in No.
,yember next, otherwise, on Tia, day il will
be sold before the Court House door 10 the
highest bidder. Terms 10 suit lhe times
RALEIGH HAMMOND.
sept 20, l66O.-33-tf.
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How a Supply of Corn may be Had.

A correspondent Of the Laurensvile Her
aid writes from Clark county, Missouri, to
that paper, and suggests to the citizens Of
this, his native Slate, plan by which they
can purchase II supply of grain at II very
reasonable price. The suggestion is cer-
tainlv entitled to consideration. The great
est obsticlc in the way Of oar District prof
iting by it is, that we have no railroad facil-
ties at our doors; but if we can get corn
delivered at Camden, or Rock Hill at 60
cents per bushel, it will be better thar to
pay sl.25 at home, and perhaps not
able to get it ut that. The plan referred
to is as follows:
Let the citizens ofeach District where there
is deficiency of grain, send agents either
TO Hin ois, Iowa or Missouri Let the q.
gents 60 to'keokuk, Alexandria. Warsaw,
Canton and Quincy, and advertise that they
will give 20 cents per bushcl for corn, de
livered at the above named cities and by
tfe time the river opens in the spring. they
will have corn sufficient to supply the dc.
mand in South Carolina. The freight on
grain, from the above named cities, is 7
cents per bushel to st. Louis, from st. Lou
is to New Orleans 10 cents per bushel, and
from New Orleans to Charleston 10 cents
per bushel, making the cost of freight ~
cents per bushel. BY pursuing :his course
corn will not cost mere than 60 cents per
bushei, when delivered AT iaurens {. H.
This fall will be the best time TO pur.
chase. Corn is only " orth about 10 cents
per bushel in the field, 10 cents in the crib
and 90 cents when delivered at the river,
sacks excepted.
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Holloway's Pills aud Ointment. Health

and Beauty-how TO secure thcm.-female lr.
regularties. -Beauty is as indispensable to the
happiness of woman as l. health to her existence
the loss of charms being regarded a. a greater
aiiliction than death ITSELF iolloway's Pills aud
Ointment have done more towards preserving
/; and relieving the various diSos dsts incidctal
to the sex thau all other advertised medicines
united. Thousands Of lovely females have had
their constitutions ruined aud beauty blig hted
poisonous lotions The mild, soothing, and
restorative influence Of Holloway's great internal
and external enedies in all complaints Of
woman are now generally admitted whether
In the Spring time Of womanhood or in the
Autumn or turn OF life, l6A
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GOVERNOR GI,r.-G"yerno or .Gist declines
20 become n candidate for tn e United States
Senate, and says that he would not serve
the State if elected, in the contingency Of
the election of Il Black Republican Presi-
deDt ard the submission OF IT, South.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 81, 1850

FAvoRs.-Thc largest Tusnips that we
have seen this season were sent us a few
days since by Capt. James NJ. Ingram
They were very fine and the Captain has
our thanks for them.
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MEMBERS TO CoNGREss.-The following
is the result of the recent elections for
members to Congress from this State -
Hons 'ohn Mcqueen, w. y. Miles, L. NJ.
Aver, NJ. l.. Bonham, J. D. Ashmore and,
w. w. Boycc
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Bishop ELLIoTT's iDDkEss.-Wc are in-
dsbted TO some unknown friend for Il pamph-
let copy of the address Of Bishop Elliott
before the Clariosophic and Euphradian
Societies of the South Carolina College.
delivered on the 4th December, 1859.
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MINUTE MEN IN CHESTBR.-Says the
Standard, Of the 25th inst : "An organizn-
lion of Minute Men was formed at this place
on Tuesday last and organized by dele
cation from Columbia. The following
members were elected officers. II. NJ. Boul.
ware, Capt, A. J. Secresi, lst Lieut., J. NJ.
Woods, I'd Lieut., r. a. Pagan, Ensign"
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STEA VI MILL NOTICE,

THE undersigned hcrrby informs his
patrons that his Steam Saw Mill has lately
Undergone thornugk repair, is now in steady
operation, md l'il,S are being filled rapidly.
Persons who have handed in bulls " III please
send for their lumber as soon as ron"cnrnt.
There is u largo lot Of Lumber on hand nf
various descriptlons-both good and refuse
Persons can either hr nccomnod dated from
this, ur bills tu order viii bc filled at short
notice. JAMES ~ lNGRNM
Oct. ~, 1860. 37tf
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I1- To Persons OFT Of Empioymcmt -ls7y
AGENTS WANTED,

In every County If the United States,
mo engage in the s,le OF some ol the best aud
Il most elegantly Illustrated Works published.
Our publications ar, Of the most interesting
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cB To men ol cmtuprise and industrious
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receive promptly 10y mail full particulars. tcrnls,
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4 FINE Lot Of NJ l guago. Shingles
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GEO. G.. BR NHNGTON'S.
Hutlrr. =. e. Oct. ID, 3Gf
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THE WEALTH OF THE Parishes cor
respondent "f .ae Pee De TIMES, sT;:-s
80 that paper us follows: "The Virginia
papers are making great fnss ABOUT the
wealth of King Georges County, where
each whie person has S2.254. What is
this TO Lower All Saints Parish where each
free man, woman and child has eighteen
thousand and twenty nine (SIsO29 2I) dol
lars and twenty-four cents"
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Nix. EEIroR The friends of J. ID.
HALLE, respectfully nominate him II cnn-
diJatc lor the "iliccoi Sheriff OF i.ancHs.
ter District Tor the rlsuiny term.
MANY FRIEYUs.
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The friends of ;up,. J. i. COUSNiT,
announce him u candidate i"r SneiII ior
Lancaster Disiricl 1T the .'.suius ierm.
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Melton e. WITBERsPooN-We invite
attention to the Law Card of Messrs. Mel
ion & Wltherspoou, in to-duy 5 paper.
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MK EpIroR :-4'ieasc annnuuvr hn.
AMOS MCMANUS, u candidate Tor the
Office "f Sheriff for. Lancaster n'sn'ct, for
the caSn'nG term mi obiiyr his
MANY FELgSps.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
for 1860 and 81.
AT
PLEASANT HILL. =. g..

"E ARE NOW RECEIVING A Full
w Supply OF Goods suited 10 the sea.
son and wants of our custamers. Our stock
has been carefully selected and will com .
pare favorably with any in the Village or
District. Is UNNECESSARY ID enumerate
The different articles and expatate on their
utility and superiority (that can be done
verbally when requred) We would only
say that we have received our usual supply
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which
We will sell on as favorable terms to the
buyer as can be obtained anywhere in the
State. Call and examine our stock and we
will sell you good bargains.
MAGlLL g. BEATTIE.
Oct 18th, 1860. 36.f
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MR. EDIToG-'he many friends of MIR.
II. J. HANCOCK. announce hin candi-
date for Clerk OF ic Court inr the ensuing
term.
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A GooD PAPER FOR EVERY FAMILY
All our readers may not be acquainted with
one Of the most valuable agricultural and
family journals in the country, now in its
nineteenth volume. We refer to The Amer
ican AgricuiuriSt, which is large and
beautiful journal, devoted to the practical
labOrs bf The Field, Garden, and the House.
hold. It is prepared by practical men (and
women) who knoY what they write about,
and it gives 1 great amount of valuable inv
formation, useful not only 10 farmers, gar
deners. stock-raisers, frpit growers, and
those who have little village plots, but also
to every family. Send s to the publisher,
Orange Judd, al Park.Row, New York, and
try the AgricultriSt year.
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Announcements.
FR CLERK.

The friend. oJOHN A. STEWMAN
announce him cldIdatc for re election for
Llerk of the Cort, for the ensuing term.
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FOR ,HERIFF.

MR. EDITOR :-llease announce Col. ].
Fundcrburk rs u andidate for Sheriff and
oblige his NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-09
longevity in Hudson.

Hudson Is one Of the model townships
Of Summit county. and the good people are
blessed with length Of days. The Rev
Caleb Btkin. who has reached his three.
score and ten. has furnished the Akron
Beacon, with the following interesting sta.
listics touching ihe old folks of Hudson:
Died. December 2O. 1859, Mrs. A mira,
wife Of Mr.. George Kilb urn, sgsA s7A,
Be ore the ceceass Of Mrs. Kilboutn,
there were living ia this township, rs in.
disiduals, whose united ages amounted 10
200s years. and the average Of the whole
number was 80 years. The oldest person
is 80. and the youngest 10 years. Fifteen
Of this number were over 30 TO %, and
their average age e4.ss a.t ,-e.I-.. F.
These ,25 we're all married IN early life.
and only Two Of The number have been
married second time : sixteen still living
with the. companions Of their yonth. and
8 ven in a st,ts of widowhood. Seven
couple have passed the period Of tbeir
GOLDEN BRIDAL, snd enjoyed an average o
Gonjusal llfe-of 90 years, ranging 90 TO 81
eeais. The sixteen in uubrokeu wedlock
At the head Of ten famiIieae some in lhi'
connection hsing little short Of 70] it
periods Of IS to SO years, have enjoyed Al
average Q, % years, continuous nubial life
Five Of those in state Of widowhooJ
lived with their single companions, IS t.
81. and pn average of SO years. HrOc
the average OF welded life Of, the 81. will
the companions of their yeulh, is alIscliol
over So years, Most Of this humber i'm
migrated 10 III county in the early year
of the present century, from three or lou
tow hsbips in Litohfell county and til
vicinity in Connecticut. A few have ccm
in more recently from other sections 9
ooun Try, ... ..
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Put her 'fhroGgn.

A gentleman had occasion to send his
daughter up TO the carret for some article
which be wanted. The child re,uInsd,cty
ing, and upon being asked what the trouble
was, replied That the snow had sined
in upon the garrett stars. and she had slip.
ped down and hurt herself.'
'Wel, did you get whs told you?' in
auirad the taiher She replied that she
had not. well, thsu, be {claimed, start,
Ing up, IN 60. guess | Ain't afraid Ola
little snow. .t-- ...
After he had gone the child observed
that she hoped that papa would fall Just a
ltlls, 10 pay him Tor laughing at her.
Soon afterwards distant humping and
r, Hing was heard, ac6ompruipt By :he
sound of suppressed wrath. The family
listened with awakened interest, but the
object OF their soicilnde was whistlipg
quite as soterly as though nothing had
happened. .-.
Hs crossed the Two rooms above. and as
be approached the head Of the stairs, lhun'
dered out-'Open the chamber door. Mex
you know. you'll Lave me tumble down
here d | break my neck. It's SO dark now
hut the sentsnce was never finished, Trip
went his heels, and rolling, ihumpir g, rat
iling. dad some swearing, b. sprawled hl'
six feet 90 the kitJheh aoor, where he wal
greeted with hHrsts Of merlimt ut. AT las
he shouted: Open the cellar door. Ann,
may as well put hsr through. clear to th'
bottom e..t t-.lt 5., -,.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-09
A Chnnter ON Rachslors.

| hate bach.lorsl There's bold, un
qualified assertion right in the teeth Of
every bachelor living. Dill ever anybody
see such cross. selfish, sbrly set as they
are? Why, never put my TOO, into a
PASSENGER car, thatl cGn't tell, at the very
first elsnce around ma, who sre bachelors
and who are not You can read it 10 their
faces; and their aclioEs show 1t plainly
enough. A married mqn resigns his seat
smillingly, il the car is crowded: hut va
gois if,a b,chelor has to get upto give a
lady his seat, such look as she gets, and
such a time as he has grumblng about
Hoops tGking so much room,' as il It vas
any ofhis business how much room they
take, and as il passenger railway cars wer,
not intended to accommodate hoops as vel
as the dear creatures who 'occdpy' them
Married ifeu are always more polite, be
cause because they have wives to teach
them -sheml '.a'
Can't tell when man is going home
to aprety, cherry Tipped wife, aud wheI
4 he isn',? To be- sure ] can. 'a l,sr' 'i st
| Isnever 90 10 the theatre. that. locking
l down into the psrquette, / don't see Who'll
rows Of gloomy >visaged bachelors, VIII
come there 10 pass away the time beoaus
they haven't wives and babies tokepp ther
at home. and they donh know what TO d
with themselves. Poor fellow,i how
pity theml 81, ~, ra,eo wgi a-a.e.J
1fihey7 we're al like Ike Marvel ble'
hi dear old bachelor heart 1--WE migt
tolerate then; but ttsaya me from them
they arel Ihab'tuslly make for the o,he
side. Of the walk WheneverI see one Of til
, tribe coming, Tor I had rather encounte
score Of married men than one gloomy
sour visagsd old achsIor. p 'fe'
J Out upon old rbaOhelorsl 'Courtshi
0 and marriage 10 every mothers son
b. them .a4 .sle 7r ANNIE TREVOR.
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From the Anylist.
5f.... ., ,;s,, t,.,,s,. " From the Anyllst
! bo4 f.sI ,as ADDRESS, fro'ma5 80 b
Delivered at Akron, Ohio, oeer he body Of
Horace Darley. Uho died Of Dslirium
Tretnsns. ig,n .,... ... e,-t.,. ra. o. ..s
BY L. v. DIsRcE.


Is there testperaacs man hereS Such
was Horace barley, less than ten years
aco.H BE nsb iI..T Hai "eA 'eF'''"r q
Is there ntodeyat, drfnksr here? The
sun has made less than Eve annual circuits
sipcs the victim whose body, we con!
sign to druukard's grave, and whose
soul has gone to druukard's eternity WAS
like you. f,e',
Is there drupkdrd before ne? Y our
turn comes next. The same solemn duty
we are now performing for Horace Darley
will soon be perform ed over your remains
fhisis the twelfth victim, in this toRnship
that has gone to the dtunkard's gtete 10
the last FIVE months, And were they sin
neis above all others?' I tell you no; but
unless you repent You &ill likewise per
tshi ltAs4s- 4 - A''A sa's'' q '1'''s''. "
Shall I appeal to youi Shall ask. "Hho
hath Woe-lwho hath sorrow-wbo hath
eonte entiou- who hath woHnds without
cAuseY'' II you will commune with your
own hearts, and let your conscience an
swer, they will tell you. "it' is those Who
| T.. d.;nk ~ a.grv.- rt ytaty
''TH S'S 'IuE ..naal u ,o,,h.. ;n.n;n.,os ro-,.,
49, taa and osl hiro in ,hs Iiah, ot siaS
! n;,v that now Beams touni his disembod
| led shirt %bat, think YOU, would be bis
rsnlvP ,teaS,t aGi - 55sE7sa
i Tb., sD;tit: with its spla,ped vision,
| could h now i.apihste this dasL would
csusa n ,btill of horror to this assembly
a. sin ;,s nban,on, hand Il, nointed 10 tbt
! ior,nr,s tbst added i,s Irsme--to the men
,oi aaon. ,ho, nrod,c.d dalir;um--to IN,
No. ,h., drovs hin 10 sssk rel;sf 81
!, "n;o;ds;. dss,h "ThsssS ) 4 World sb,fel
~ ,t0ss,,LIS ,SSs;. "Srs ,bs drunkard'
;ovsn "'-'aF1f ~ ~ g 8 7a'.71
yshonld I onno., n II to know if The stu
nor If dr,,LapSss, caimsd the .ooh;es q
f%ea,S % n !, you'd sgs,n ,enlv "tjh mol /
- | hm, tha oslno wh;ch nrssa g.s ia s,orr,
3 "aS I Id. SV ~ % ;,s v;ol.ncs on bogTiJ sw
Ini @ S.lm mora ,st,ihIs than The storm 4
..,fr 80 - ",'''r'SS -. -, ~ -
' L. hare d,unkard before me? Go wi,
: D.. 80. ~ .sL ;,s ;nn.,o
,uS wS., " 5,oouh. yT ,bsm there. Their Slos,e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-09

CASHMERE GOATS s-Thesmost handsome
sbawls in The world are made from the long
silky hair Of the Csshmere, goat. and il tspS.
pears u US that this animal may be accli-
nj Med in many OF ire soutLern Statss.--
We are CHAD to learn that a,tsthpts are be-
ing made BY enterprisiAg planters in the
South to accGmste il. We learn from the
Sayeppah tG-orgisJ Republican that .
smal aqck Of the pure breed has recently.
been imported by the Hon. W. H. Stiles OF
thar State, and that, in all likelihood, they
uill be as Duch at home in Georgia as on
the ul9unlpips Of Asia This is the second
importation o such goats INTO Georgia the
| first having been made several years ago,
from which 4 umber OF Hooss. especially
lbshgbrteds, have been raised, all OF which
are,prospering: anditbey promise, a. some
! future day. 70 supply our markets with q
manufacturing material which has made
1 tie name OF Cashmere famous thTcughont
the world.--scienli6c American. 3
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Nrzgln,s SOliioquy While on Bender.
'aihgtar +. ler cant geout fist lur a
lee i resreashrn 'thout it must rain, jist
ay If e. hadn't faiDed hard ell the time
senessGsw Years day lss, August. It
seems lIrr, to rsju hardest right on, top
O. ny hat too, This yer hat must be q
sort 0l:-of-of a con--con--densaior-- -
that'stha WORD Hur.rr.r 81 well let 'er
raiu--I don't keer-I'm hsvin' an extra
holl4rdav--I mean 10 have an Extra hollerS
day every day this year. .'cept Sunday
hem dsys--them are meetin' days--I
slant keep I'll git drunk all them days.
Lem me see--I'll have two hundred Fourth
Of Julvs. end a hundred New YEARS.. and
J. about TWO hunirsd and ten Christmasses.
Thaoksgiyin's--l'l have 'em twct xeek
aiE die time. There's the church holler.
d4ysI-l'lIkeep them seperit. l wonder
lbi,;hetn' s,ali the days Nv q year, i haint
got 10. time to count jist now--I'll count
sonnet me when ! ain't so busy, and Of
Ilhvrs'ss any days over, I'll have some
mora ttanEsgivin's.' i''
q Siugaiat, too, nI'm alters so dry when
! iss rsiuins--I'm dry now. Guess I'll take
? sulhin, and, then Pll-7hulIol what,s that?
y SAootiu' csnnoruS hay7" (Jake had heard
IL loud report Of some half dozen blasts
over at the quarriss.9 t'Fes. sir. tbem's
cannoens, shoopu' fur some ahollerday--
, thspsssiyiuI, / 'spset.. .0Hprar rrr,sial--=
! I've got a cannorn here. myself, and IN
list load 'er, and shoot back a serloot---
hdr rat" [Jske tried to load the forksd
End oFthe cafttongue with the jug. using
his'biE boot as "a Iawmsr- jug smashed
and Jake Jesisted "HullOl balps busted
=, and powders yes-ean't shoot! Never
Q miud-come up't bar and drink" and
Jake walked up to the frame where custo'
:, ners hitchlher horses, and ordered wh's.
y KEY. .Toslts We saw Oi him. lie was tug
giug at one end Of the pegs over which
the brides are secured, tryirg 2 pull tht
, cork out 6