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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

PpNlsnMtNr OF BRnERr. -Fhe Assem-.
bly, OF New York has voted to expel Jay
Gibbons, one Of members, for accep-
ting bribe The vote on the question Of
expulsion was very empbatie--one hun.
died and one yeas to eight nays The
bait which was held out b Mr.. Gibbons
was a paltvy one, being the offer OF a
hundred dollars Tor his vote in favor oI
increasing the salary Of the Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Of Albany county. He
accepted the bribs, and pays the penalty
BY Tetiring with an indelible stain fixed
upon him,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11
Tho Secretary Of state aud the southern
COmmtS SaiOnpYaH tlhNg NI.N

WAsnmoToS, AFtil s.-The State De.
partmcnt to-day replied to the note Of the
Southern Commissioners, decliuiuQ TO 70.
ceive them officially. The Secretary Of
State expressed a peaceful policy on the
part OF tho Government, declaringits pur.
pose 10 defend itself only when attacked.
This reply rcqoresa a continuation of the
correspondence. 1t 10 thought the Com
missioners will not leave for some days.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

EE Henry L. Stout, Republican, was
elected Mayor of Dubuque, Iowa. by
2ss majority. The Rspu licaus carried
sir out Of the ten Alderman. Dubuque
has hitherto beer strongly Democratic.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11
Collection of the Revenues--one Move.

Collection of the Reyenues--one Move.
One move in the right direction has
been taken. The Secretary Of the Treas
ury has directed all goods to be forfeited
which have come through Southern forts
without payment Of United States dues.
This will ena Western importation an that
direction. The New York Times thinks
this will hardly he sufficient, since it is
40 easy to introduce merchandise on the
different channels from the South. The
Times is mistaken. There are but ttoO
highways, at this moment, by which goods
can be introduced from the South-the
river and the railroads to Louisville and
st Louis. No considerable amount ol
foreign goods eau g be inlFoduc at ST.
Louis, Louisville or Cincinnati, without
being Known, and with Custom House
officer on the alert, there will be no se'
iious attempt at smuggling. Commerce
! is timid, and if there is q chance of one
bale in len being seized, no attempt will
be made to import goods through the
South. So far. this is right. But more
than this can and will be done soon. Nc
goods must enter Charleston or New Or
leans without paying the United States
duties. lfit be necessary to prevent this
the Government ought to Uockad he WhOl
eoust IRON Wilmington to the Rio Graud'
matter very easily done, notwihstaud
ing the silly remarks ofSouthern editor
about their thousand harbors. We know
in they don't, that there are no, a hal
dozen good hsrbors ip the entire South
Foreign commerce will not enter wter
there are not good, well known harbors
In 6ne, it is sufficient for the Govern
ment to take that course, and there vii
be an end Of Southern commerce.
i Whether the Administration desire tbi
course or not, the attitude Of Foreig
Powers may compel it, The Secession
Estates stand IN open rebellion to thi
Government, They arc condemned b
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

ED-No sooner does Mr.. Chase fud
himself somewhat relieved Of office seek.
crs, than he is assaiEed by Loarde OF
claimants upon the Treasury, deDauding
money He takes IL very patiently, but
from his excessive labots seems much
worn and exhausted, ,-[Wash' Col. NY,
Times. ~ ha2.a go"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

Hon. John Mclean, ,one of the Justices
of the United States Supreme Court, died
at Cincinnati on the Alb inst., a. the ad-
vancsd age Of 70 years.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

Fromtte Western R. R. Gaistts, Chicago, M.
We heartily endorso:M spAdins, and his unrival-
led Cophaiic Fila. ( q a NJ p
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

From the DswOcrGt, So. Cloud, MINI.
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send fOr box Cephalc Pills., that you may
have them in case ofan attack. 2 y. ~ .E
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11
Frem az Adt.rti,nr. Prorii

. From th AdvertSer, Propidente, r. !. ID
Tie Cephalic Pills are said TO be remarkably ef-
fective remedy 70 rhe headache and ofthe very
best for that very frequent complaint which has ever
been discovered.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

krOItht RaHaSha VSRty Star, KanGwhssYs.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who Try them, win ,nckt to them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11
Millinrr i.nmrr nt snnln.

The startling movements ofSpain in tho
West Indies attracts attention TO the
growing power Of the Government Of
Madrid, aud there are few who will not
he surprised to learn how large force
Spain is able to muster, In her Navy
she had in 1860 the following number
of vessels, viz;
shin, otwara iu.t p" ''JaoH 'tI r.0 ~
S,Gtmer. forwat IWpO'c' ti,o .a al ,. Z!
No'""YS' V" ''''" "'soas' hg nr. u..as..--%
'a Total ef i.a ii.v, ,.r.a a4 n.l ia'
Besides these Spain has numerous
smaller vessels Tor coast service, and had
Onsthr stccks last year three ships of The
line, of 80guus, and with 1000 horse
auxiliary steam power, and Eve steam
frigates ogfrom 800 10 800 horse power
each. a tft. .5...I .r.re -... ......
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11
Reynoid.burr, FrIbklib Co. O :, Jan. 0, 1s

:, Reyholdsburg, Franklin Co. o., Jan. 0, 1861,
HENRY G. SPALDISG, ''
No. 46 Cedar st., y.
DEAR SIN: .,.-. o. ..
1nelosed find twenty five cents for which send box
Of .Cephaic Pils.n send to address Of Rey Wnt
c. Piller, Reynoldsburg, franklin Co., oRio. "
Your Piiis pOrk Ike ehGrEa-ears Headache almost
instdater. Truly yours,
WIN. G. FILLER.
Ypslanti, Mich, Jan. IA, 1891. 2
Mr.. SPALDIHd. .''r ~ -a'
SIR. "ft 'I
Not long sin &C sent to you fora box Of CopBalic
Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and Cos
uveness and received the sane, and tASy lad 50 gead
an effect that Was induced % SGRd for more. y
Please send by retttn mail, Direct To "a
.t A. X. WHEELkR, Ypsilanti, Mich:
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BeferlY; Mass., Dec. IL, 1860.

beverly; Mass, Dec. II, 1860.
II. G. SPALDINo, Esd. 'r - 4-nf geY a|
! wish for some cculat or argr show bills, to bring
your Cephalic Pills more particularly be fore Ry cus-
toners. If you Have anything Ok the Kind, please
sent 10 Ihe. srt -e l..- - : ~ III
One of my customers, who is subject 10 severe Sick
Headache, usually lasting two days) cured Of aR
attack in ono hour BY your PHts, which sent her.
Respectfully yOurs, ~
w. b. WfLKEs.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

FsoHtAs Gaisttes DGvsrp ort, IopS, l4ln
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name with an
article he did not knOp to possess real merit. SEQ
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

From the Southern Path Finder, Nsa6 Orleans, Id,
Try them you that are afflicted, and we are sure
that your testimony can be added TO the already
morous list that mas received benefits that other
medicine can produce. ~ !. L. ~ ~ -...r--. q
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

From The E1aninsr, .JvOFfotk, "a. y
They have been tested in more than tKousaud
cases, with entire success.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11
Tpsilanti +, Mich. !. Jan. IA, 1891.
Mr.. SPALDIYd.
F,em tAe EIanint,r, Nerfelk. Ia

Cephalc Pills accomplish the object for which the
were made, viz; Cure Ofheadache In all its forms.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

FrOA kSSt. LStis DsmSepat.y Y fl
Tho immense demand fOrtHe article (ocphalic Pills.
is rapidly Increasing 81 ''-.e' tt-'s1
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

Belle Vetnon, Ohio, Jan. IS, 1867
HENRY @. SPALbisd, Esq. g, -
Please find enclosed twenty fSe ,eents, for which
send me another box of your Cephalic Pills. They
are truly The 5e!t PiiSI r have s6Sr trisd. -,
Direct ,ggI A. SToyER, p. NJ
Belle Vernon. WYandot Co. @.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

As these testimonials Dsre aRsolieitsd by Mr. SPALD
ING, they afford uHqae gdbie proof ofthe eT- st
feGey Ofthis truly scientific discoUeyy. 7i ~
Masonvillc, Conn, Feb S, 1861. Iea
Mr.. SPALDTNG. ..... '' ~ .t - ..-t-.r
SIR: .,r, tlr -.t. f.-.r ..ts
have tried your CephaliclPnls, Shd IKE them So
D'H thatl want you to send me two dollars worth
more. '.s. H-..ss.sH
Part Of these for the neighbors, to whom gave
few out of the first box got from you. -It IN
Send the Pills By mail, and oblige -'.t-e,,r
.. Your obf servant, 81
...t JAMES X kNNEDY.
:. Hateffotd, Pa, Feb. 8. 1861. r.
Mr.. SPALDINd. ..rs. ''y .. .r|
wish you to send me one more box OF your Cepbaic
Pills. ThaUe received gtsat deal Of from them.
Yours, respectfully,
a+tIt MARY ANN SToIKHousE
Spruce Creek, Huntington Co., Pal
II. C. sfAbDINo: p p = i'N'''i'
y, II a., Z, "h' 80, . - - 81. -. .a.. -
You will please send me two boxei Of your Cephalic
Pills. Sehd them Immediately. sTfF = ~
~ Respectfully yours,
p. s.! have used one Dor Of your Pills, and find
them excellent ..~.'.r
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

As these Testimonials wsre uRsoheited 6y Mr. }SPALD.
ING, they afford unqaestiold6ie proof ofthe eT- s
RcGey Of fthis truly scientific discoUery. 'i v7
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-07

mers Of Ohio could protect their interests 4.
gainst the sacrifices and destruction caused BY
the war. But, my friend, what the politician
would have--s party triumph. the Government
to keep its supremacy and the warrior 10 50 il
ate his ambition for glory--msy not preserve
our property from burdensome taxation, raise
the price of our productions, nor secure to US
the privilege Of remaining under our own vine
and fig tree, where none dare molest or make
US afraid. Alter partisans shall have forced the
Government to expend millions OF money, de
stroyed thousands OF lives, laid waste the South
ern states by fire and sword, and emancipated a
seryile race to rule in the South, our trade in
the South is wholly gone. The new made cit.
iZens will have neither money nor desire TO
buy the products Of the north western farmer.
Their wants will be few. and having no money
with which to buy food, will raise for them.
selves scanty supply. From a generation to
century will be required to rebuild the wealth
md the commerce OF the South to as high
standing as they we're before the war.
ST. understand. There are several. views
to take ofthis subject. and own that you. .have
suggested some considerations that were entire.
ly new.to me, and which appear to be worthy OF
reflection.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-07

sent troops to PerryvilIs TO guard that place
Therefore. as it appears to me, in no wise in
terfered with any arrangements made by Secre-
tarT Cameron with MIR. Cummings. On the
contrary, think all that he expected Of the
latter gentleman was more than anticipated by
the measures adopted under my orders. Why
should Mr.. Cummings be employed when we
had staff officers to perform the duties required
of him?
In thus presenting my views in regard to my
conduct whilst in connection with the Union
Defense Committee, and in relation to the or
ders Of Lieutenant General Scott and Secretary
Cameron, l would not be understood to COM
plain Of being sent to my headquarters at Troy,
or Of not being ordered into the field to battle
against the traitors Of the Union. The Presi-
dent having the power, has o course the right
to judge Of the q ness of officers for command.
whether for the field or any military position.
But think have just cause to complain Of
being placed in the position find myself, and
for no other reason than made efforts and fur.
nished means to save the Federal Capital. In
ordering arms and ammunition to be issued to
various Governors did no more, and for the
same reasons than what the President has done,
1t was o necessity demanded By the whole peo
of the country-all communication with Wash
ington being closed.
Therefore, is it just that l should be conf
ned at my headquarters, when the Union De.
ense Committee, with whom was associated,
and who appreciated my conduct in the most
exalted terms, received more than the thanks
of the Administration, without any allusion to
myself fer the forces that arrived so opportuns-
ly at the Capital; that civilians should be ap-
pointed to take rank over me in the army, and
that should be refused commond, although
named for one. as l am informed, by Lieutenant
General Scott?
To say the least Gift. it is singular treatment
to him who was one of the first to sound the
tocsin Of alarm and arouse the people North of
the border States to the dangers which mena-
ced them from the South and attested in hun.
dreds of responses to any published letters with
the declaration that the people were ready, and
would furnish any number Of men and any a.
mount of money to preserve the Union. When
the President elect was threatened by Virgin
ians that he should not be inaugurated at Wash
ington, the preservation of the Union being
paramount object with me, rendered my ser
vices to- the extent of my power and ability to
assist in placing him, legally and constitution
ally, in the Presidential chair; and I was at
Washington for that purpose on the 4th Of
March.
In conclusion, permit me to ask, is such 10y
atty and devotion to country to be spurned by
this Administration? l feel assured that the
people Of the North viii not sanction such con-
dnct, nor will they ever abandon their best and
devoted friend.
Your friend
JOHN e. WOOL,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-07
xxxvIth Congress---Extra Session
WAsHfNGToN, July 26.

WASHINGTON, July 70.
SENATE.--Mr Grimes moved to take up the
bill to provide for new bridge across the 70.
tonic. The bill provides Tor the construction
of now iron bridge near the present bridge and
also Tor the repair OF the present bridge. Bill
passed.
Mr. Sherman reported from the committee
on Finance, bill to provide board Of Com
missioners 10 examine the compensation Of all
officers of the Government. The bill provides
to examine, regulate and equalze the compen
sation Of all employees OF the Government
| The bill passed.
! Mr.. Clark moved to take up the resolution
offered yesterday in regard to the maintenance
of the supremacy of the Union. The resolu-
ton was taken up and passed--yeas "a, nays !,
| Breckenridge.
| The bill to prevent and punish frauds on the
| part Of officers making contracts for the Gov.
ernment was taken up and passed.
The joint resolution approving the acts OF the
President was taken up and postpo. ed till to
morrow. -
HoUsE. MIR. Stevens asked Mr.. Washburne
whether the committee on Commerce intended
to report back the bill repeating all laws which
create ports OF entry in rebellious States.
Mr.. Washburn replied the committee were
considering that measure and had been in con
sultation with members ofthe Cabinet concern.
ing IL. The subject is full Of e,nbarrassments
He was unable to say whether the Committee
would or would not make report.
4 Mr. Cox offered resolution that the Senate
concurring. Congress adjourn Tuesday next al
noon.
Mr. Wright asked for an amendment 70,
Monday, which Mr. Cox accepted.
l M M.fri ena ~ hnsSad that NJ ITn. xr,..f,
wit hdraw the resolution 30 Congress- before ad.
journment should make some provision for ad
dilional revenue, else the Governments eredi
would fail.
Mr.. wrighe--n. has Jailed ready.
i Mr.. Mcc1ernand- No. sir. ,no~e to IA,
the resolution on the table. This was carried
! Mr.. Vandever withdrew his resolution to ad
J Ijourn and the House negatlved the motion iol
an amendment till Monday.
! The House went into Committee on the di
rect tax bill, Mr., Colfax n the Chair.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-07

SEFArE.--The joint resolution approving the
acts oi the President was taken up.
Mr.. Rice from the Naval Ccmuittes, reported
bill authorizing the construction OF 10 small side
wheel steamers ofiight draught and great swift
and scrpfsss pfivateeiiug, Ths Dspsrtrsgat
Is engaged ii ascsrtaihihg what wesssla xrs suit-
able Tor these purpoaes. TIE Bteans4rs pros,S-
sed, beingsef light draasht can psnstrate infs
bays or inlets, and can each carry ons or two
guns. Passed.
Mr. Pearee spoke Of some length against the
0 suspend the writ Of habeas coppas or irnpris-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04
Affairs i'm Missouri.

A party OF fueitves from creditors Of
conrse) from Caldwell county, Missouri, psss-
ed through our city yesterday en- route for
Mclean county, Ills, where they intend set
ting. We conversed with several of the
heads Of families and found them fully cor
decorating the statement Of others, not in
single instance contradic,irg the reports OF
the truly lanentahe situation of the Union
men 10 Caldwell, Davis md other ce unties
along the Hannibal 4 ST. Joseph Railroad.
Secession flags float defantly over these pla-
ces, and Gov. Jackson's hreliugs are hover
ing in swarms to impress the young and
aged into the service of bic reasonable de-
signs. Boys from the age of IA to Is are
impressed into what they term the home
guard, and those of more matured age for
the service at large. All are required to
swear allegiance to the State flag, and re-
fusal 10 considered declaration OF traitor.
Gus sentiments.
The several men with whom we had con-
versation have all left their property behind
them, and one has left farm of 900 acres un-
der cultivation. with last years crop yet in the
barn, good home, bis stock, and in fact ev-
sryshing but team Of horses, his wagon and
some bedding. He left the place in the dead
hour OF the night for fear Of personal injury
to himself or bis family. lie gave ~ an idea
OF the hraggadocia manner the rebels speak
OUT fuwu rrrrrT, r1uTcu1Tng Their sEFcDgTh
and courage, and expressing themselves as
capable OF oonquerlng us as "easy as eat
ing their breakfastn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

The Banks at Burlington for oonsdera.
tion received and paid out Burlington City
Scrip as currency, and thereby gave it credit
and flooded the southern part Of the State
with it. The same Banks now very properly
throw il ont. The trash was worthless when
the bankers endorsed it and it has not i'm
proved since, but the Bankers have made
money and the people have been swindled
by the transaction. And we are sorry to
say there has been, and still is a great deal
Of that kind Of business going on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

Col. FLLswoRrH's LAST LErTER.-The fol.
lowing letter, directed 30 Col. Ellrworth's
parents, Was written bv him the night prece
ding the visit to, Alexandria, which resulted
10 bis death. 1t seems from its tone AZ il
the gallant soldier must have been impressed
with the fact that the expedition would re-
suit favarahly TO himself:
sHEADoUARTERs FIRST ZoUAvEs, CAnr LIN
colin, MAsnisGroN, May 23.-Ay Dear Fa-
thsr and Mother: The regiment ia now or
dered to move across the river tonight
We hAveno means Of knowing what recep.
ton We are TO meet with. am inclined TO
the opinion that our entrance TO tho city oil
Alexandria will be hatlv contested, as 1 en-
just informed large force have arrived
there to- day. Should this happen, nv pa.
rents, II may be my lot to be injured 10 some
manner.
"Whatever may happen, cherish the con
ISOLATION that | was engaged in the perform.
ance Of = sacred duty and to- night. think.
ing over the Vrobsbitities Of the morrow and
the occurrences Of the past, | am perfectly
content to accept whatever my fortune NAV
be, confident that lie who notch even the
fall Of sparrow will have some purpose
even in the fate Of one like me.
my darling and ever loved parents; good.
bye. God bless, protect and care for you.
sELAER."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

1TCou0Hs.-The sudden changes OF our
olimste are sourcee Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav
Ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken 10 the ear.
y stages OF the disease, recourse should 81
once be had to "BRowH's BRONCHIAL Tno.
GEES CT IossIxss, lei ihe Uoii, Cough, or
irritation ofthe Throat be over 80 slight, Is
By this precausion more serious attack may
be eaectually warded Oh. PusLic SpIAKERe
and SINosRs will End them ffectual for clear.
ing and strengthening the voice. See ID.
vortisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04
LATER FROM EUROPE.

st. Johns, june 8.
The Prince Albert from Galway 2lst, ar
rived here this evening, with two days later
advices.
Political news unimportant.
Liverpool, 2lst. Breads.uffs dull; Provi-
sions steady.
The Queen OF Spain has signed the decree
Tor the annexation OF San Domingo.
Thr Emperor OF Austria had arrived at
Treist.
At Calcutta there VAS much activity ia
the cotton interest. Common cotton Was ad.
varcing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04
Capture Of Three mare Stcamb oats
at M mphls.

The fine, large steamer Louisville, heavily
freghted with groceries for Louisville, was
eeized at Memphis, last Saturday, the freight
taken ashore, and the boat kept with view
OF confscating her TO the use OF the Confed
crate Government. The Captain vas per.
mitted to have Geographic communication
with the owners OF tho boat in Louisville,
and hrc.shs - he.- al rcss;h!s influence
upon the Memphis mob to secure the release
OF the boat, but all to no purpose. The
value If the Louisviile's cargo 10 put down
at 500 900.
On the same day tho TOW boats Mohawk
and Grsmpus were seized BY tho mob and
are now lying ut tho Memphis wharf, aban
bonded by lie of6cere and crews. The Cnp-
tain Of the latter boat showed considerable
fight, and expressed himself determined ITO
take his boat out Of that" and a. evidence
OF his earnessness threw Oh bis coat, and
talked quite fearIsssiy to the crowd who bad
sssaiieu him. Tbs valiant authorities. 10
silence this single msn, ordered ! company
Of artillery on the SPOT and told him = 20
leave at his peril" or course the boat was
given up. The fact that the Captain was not
hung and quartered We suppose the Memphi.
ans will publish as a proof Of their exceed
ing forbearance.-[Cairo Camp Register,
28sh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

James Devore, about Is years OF age, left
bis home in this city last Wednesday night.
His friends are anxious to have him return,
and will literally reward any one who may
bring him back, or give information which
will lead to his recovery. Address Peter De-
vore. Pekin. Publishers will confer favor
BY giving this place in their paper Tsse-
we'll Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

e. Wigfall has written = letter, fixing the
18th OF June as the latest dAy to which be
can be induced to postpone the capture OF
Washington. II the Southern troops don't
take IL by that time, be will no doubt take il
himself. lie can. He seldom walks through
street without taking the whole Of it,
[Lou. Jour.