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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-09

kE@ We had a slight shower last night
with indications Of more rain this morn
ing.
Gf2~ The bill to license eating houses
and restaurants by the courts failed i'm the
Senate, and is not a law.
GGz- \ New York broker named John
Ross has swindied ~undry banks and bro
kers out OF half million of dollars.
ESzap The lake fishing season is oDcnino
IN healthy style. In Toledo the amount
taken III tour days was 24O tons. At San
QuSkE III 900 pounds were taken in 36
hours. l'' ''
kSs3@ Probst has confessed to othemurdcr
oi ne whole Of the Dcaring family and of
the 10y Carey. The confession confirms
/ Iie General belief that he had no accom-
I SsS y number Of negroes We're killed
! al memphis, few weeks agO. and . NM.
/ per "i houses, churches and school houses
. destroyed. My policy. Ten rebels rioters
/ however met their reward.
g@az1 Secretary McCuIIoch was at For
trGSs Monroe on Sunday, and While thcro
Caleu upoh Jeft Davis, and had an hour.
I private interview. :
E,a- General" Hays, reconstructed
anu sPeGlal!y-pardoned rebel, has been
I o. =, '~iiii vi Ne" orleans on the N1-
tonal Democratic ticket. q
tzs5~ It is stated as a remarkable coinci-
Gcnce that four Of the officers Of the hro-
Ken Merchants National Bank Of wash
In2Ion are also officers of the Johnson
National Union Club. '''i'''''i
b. IN 1873 Gen. Keim, well known
mere, and Clymcr were run on the who
GGNct lor assembly in Barks county,
lElher ieli 1900 votes behind Kcim. Al
towards Clymer found whigism wouldn't
pa! ana turned what was then known ~
iG1"'oc"; ~ lie was run for assembly on
league. ''i7 ~
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Ecaz STEPHEN +. WHITMAN, No 1910
Market street, Phiia., claims to manufac-
ture the best quoiHy Of Fine Candies-no
Others. He docs not profess to sell as low
as those who manufacture from inferior
materials; but Country Dealers who keep
WHITMAN's CANDIES always have the
largest c,lstom, simply because country
people can tell GOOD candies from oRDI-
NARY lust as we'll as other folks.
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Backward Steps and Nv Policy,

To one who has nothing to ask and
nothing TO expect from the powers
that be at Washington, it cannot be
otherwise than a source of amusement,
mingled however with regret, TO look
on and see the muddlery and chicane.
ry manifested by certain parties there,
and then witness their fiOundering
/ through apologies for their course as if
the American people were as ignorant
and oblivious as the thralIed scrf Thus
President Anti Johnson uW have it
that he has taken no step backwards,
yet his words now spoken stand dia-
metricalIy opposite to his solemn dec
Iarations but few years ago. His ac-
tions show no better consistency. The
rebels whom he would have hung or
cxpatlia:cd a few years ago, arc not
only pardoncd and reinstatcd in their
property; but many OF them are re-
ceiYed at the White House while good
Union men have to stand back and
await their pleasure. is an instance,
Alexander Stephens Of Georgia, man
who six times swore to support the
constitution of the United States, and
then not only turned traitor but ac-
ccptcd the second Office in thcrcbclIion,
y.l , 49,. 80. J'-.,.- : A.. D.,.,J-.,t
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SOLDIERS OLYNER CLUBS.

We know OF nothing in politics that
could we'll be more absurd orridiculous
than the formation Of such clubs. Such
as have axes to grind for themselves
and friends would Of course stoop to
any means to jnveigIc unthinkins pri-
Yates into an inconsistent action. bgt
we much mistake the gallant men who
served their country well, while Mr..
CIymer did not, if they will long lend
their countenancc to a scheme which
carries fraud on its face. We could
readily imagine why a soldier might
be supporter ofrNr. CIymer on po-
Iitical grounds; but we must confess it
snrp&ssoo our comprehension how he
could make himself an advocate OF his
election on soldier grounds Does not
every soldier know that during the en-
tire war there were two classes of men
at the North-one Of whom never
doubted the patriotism or vaIor Of
those who were fighting their coun.
Try 5 battles; who checred and were
9L'a IN heart and soul when news Of
Cnion successes came; who never be
AeVcd rebellion was right, or that CO.
crcion was wrong; who unwaycrinclv
$1,000 by the government, because they
Oellc7eo that 1t was better the Nation
I" lnIon should be preserved by every
means the President could legally or
Illegally use, than that it should be dis
lnembcrci and broken up because the
Constitution did not exactly define
"ne'ner marital Ia" should be excrcis-
cd by the President or by Congress-
an" q this class -Nr. CyDey lros MT one.
On the contrary, after the rebels had
hred on Sumter, the first vote he gave
was against arming Pennsylvania. and
his whole record during the rcb. Hon
proves that he was either directly or
indirectly in league with the old
Drccklnridgc and EaIIandigham fac
ton, who even if they admitted the
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1otices Of Ne,v Advertisements.

\ PTOmisUry note for 500 Lost
Plants for sale at Aliens Garden.
The valuable farm OF Andrew Watt
viii be sold ut public sale in June.
Turnpike election, List Of Letters, &c.
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DIED.

On the 4th, in this place ELIZABETH
IDA, daughter Of Abraham Meftord, aged
l year, 10 months and . days.
At Atkinson's Mills. Wayne township,
)n the 2d inst, JoHN hEIFHABER, aged
Il years, 10 months and days.
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go Acres and 81 Eerchcs

and allowance, which is well covered with
rail timber
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc third purchase
money on confirmation or sale, and the
balance i'll two equal annual payments
thereafter, with interest from confrma-
ton OF sale, to lie secured by mortgage or
iIIdFmpur notes
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: [s1'R9'E.

\ meeting Of the stockholders Of the
odd Fellows Hall Company, will he held
at the Hall, on Monday afternoon, MAY
7th, 1866, at , o'clock, for the purpose Of
clccting nine managers to conduct the
business of the corporation for the cnsu-
ing wear JOHN HAMILTON
hlaN-.Ij Secretary
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rI1gsE CnE.,missioners ,rin n,not >.

va = commissioners will meet at
/ their Office in the Court House. in the
Borough Of IeWistown. on + RID AY.
May 18th, for the purpose of granting cx-
oncIations Of State and County taxes for
moneys assessed at interest crrone0uSly.
or lifted since assessment was made.
n2 JOS. =. WAREAM, Clerk
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Ee2 The pardoning business at Wash
Ingtoh IS no profitable to somebody.
II Anti johnson is not himself engaged
IN Pocketing grecnbacks, we Judge some
noaE else high in favor with my policy
IS IN no other way can we account for
the pardons bestowed on the most inra-
NOUS rebels-thc latest being that of Cur
y, the assassin Of General McCook. a
dced which, on its occurrence, stirred thc
whole nation with horror.
E- Recently, five dcspcradoc., found
guilty by q general court-martial on the
ciiaIge of numbering United States SOL
dlers in Charleston, : G., and sentenced
10 he hanged, having secured the infiu-
cncC of prominent rtnou>tIuctiuniSts in
order to save them from justice. their SEN
tcnccs have been RENTED by order of the
PRESIDENT. and thcr are permitted to roam
at large, Notwithstanding the prOle-ta-
tons of Mon Iucn,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-09

situate IN klshacOquillas Valley, Brown
township, about miles west of Reeds
vile, on the West KishacoquilIas Turn
pike. adjoining lands of James Burns,
W lllIam Cummins heirs, John Henry,
Gideon GOdeF and others containing
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/ 41NTATE MargcrY Eisncr. dec.d

H Notice Is hereby given that letters
tr-tamcntary on the estate of Margcrv
Fisher late OF Decatur township. Nitfiin
county, deed, have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in Derry town
snip. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested 10 make immediate pav-
mcnt, ami those having claims 10 present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
my2-Gt Il. G. BELL. EyecIltor
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NO the Farmers OF WiGlsn and
Huntington counties
We would call your attention to Clark's
PATENT BROOM WRAPPER

by which every one can make their own
Brooms, at,any time, in Il few minutes.
10y raising or procuring a little broom
corn. You save the expense Of all the
wrapper will cost in one year. Thewran-
pcr~ are made of the best Russia sheet
iron, and will last with any care ~ Years.
There Is man travelling with tin
head that IS nothing to compare with
Ciark.s patent, of which every one will
he satisfied on seeing them; therefore We
would advise you To not purchase until
You examine CIarll's wrapper, which voa
Will have the opportunity of seeing soon.
m0E2.2t
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C0g-E2T sAE.E.

In pursuance Of an order issued cut of
the Orphans Court of Minim county.
viii bc exposed At public sale, on the
premises. on
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DESSOEUTION.
ID DEMOF AL.

EM0VAL.
Having moved my store to the stand
opposite the Post Office, formerly occupi-
ed 10y J. II. Ross, l now offer to the citi-
zens of McEeytoWn and vicinity, fine
assortment of goods, purchased at the
present low prices, such as
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Queensware, Cedarware, Fish
salt, &c. Also, a very fine assortment
of Mems, Women's and Children's Boots
and Shoes. AS l intend selling goods
strictly for Cash and Produce, unless by
special agreement l can offer great III
ducements to my friends who favor me
with call. Thankful for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore received, | hope coll
tinuancc of the same All kinds of pro,
duce taken in exchange for goods. Ca1
and examine my stock before purchaSlng
elsewhere. My motto is Quick sales
and small profits. J. F. ROHRER.
NCTcEtoWn april Is. IS66.
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MARRIED.

On the sth ult., by Rev. J. \. Price, :.
l.. COOPER to Miss MARY +. MUTTHERS-
B0UGH, both OF LeWi~toWm.
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To ConJcctioncrs.-Buy your supplies
of candies. fruit, nuts, syrups, &c, from
GEO. MILLER & Sons, go Market street,
Philadelphia. They are an old establish
ed house, and always fill orders, whether
large or small, promptly.
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I 9 9 ACR Z 8

and III perches, neat measure with a two
story Frame Dwelling House large Bank
Barn and other improvements thereon
erected. The above is all cleared and in
high state OF cultivation, with the eN-
ception of about i acres, which is we'll
covered with good timber. There is also
fine Orchard onthe premises. The farm
Is one Of the most desirable as to quality
and location IN Ki>hacoquillas Valley.
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o : +

l." ST.
\ PromiSsorv Note for 500, given by
Jacob kinscI of Fcrguson> Valley. TO the
subscriber, dated April ,, 1866. All per
sons are hereby cautioned not to purchase
or negotiate said note; and if found and
returned 10 the undersigned liberal re-
ward will be paid
WILLIAM HOW.
Derry twp, May 9, ls65.-3t<
7 FILTERS remaining unclaimed in the
| Post Ol1ico at Lewistown, Pa, on the
Sth Of May, 1866.
Brown Miss Annie LKintryer Robert II
Corgill James W King Michael
Friday Samuel III L0unt 4 ColChouSc
Fisher Isaiah II Miller Miss LouWise
GraWger d Co j G Myers Samuel VI
Gets William Mace Z
Goodman Lizzie Mccormick Alex
Grey Miss Lcvasa Mcbride David
Cast Is MCNCal II VI
HarbaChcr { + s'trUnk William =
HCrmen & Pcringe Wilson ID T
johnson Miss Ny EWaster Miss Susan
Jenkins Capt ID
my9 r. c. HAMILTON T. II.
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will DO sold at the same time and place, a
piece Of WOODLAND, situate in said
township, adjoining lands of Isaac Toder.
James Baiiy, VIM. NJ. Fleming and 9TH
cTS t.oDtgfniucr
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COURT SALE.

- BY virtue of an order CT Orphans
Court OF dif1iin County, will 5e exposed
10 public sale, on the premises on
ENEEnn Ennrrn asaE, rEce-
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Editorial Notices 10 cents per Inc for 81 r insertion.
lines Of nonpare or s lines 0: burgoois make \
square
Personal communications resolutions Of societies.
obituary notices &c. haif price.
These terms viii lie sidly adhered to III all cases
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,

The GAZETTE x published every "Wednesday
. months.
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VALUABLE FARM.

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-15

provision, so that were not only just but
generous to our soldiers, and they are satisfied
with it.
do not wish to occupy the time of the Sen.
ate but, sir, it appears to me that in these
considerations we have rather underrated the
material of which these sol 'iers a. composed.
As has been said by the Senator from Ohio,
they not nercenaries, they are not hire
lings, they are not persons whose favor, polit.
ical or otherwise, is to be bought and sold by
the paltry bid of few bounties just now. They
are the citizens, they are the responsible men
of the nation they the owners of property
small to be sure, individually, but property
which is sacred to and cared for by them. They
feel the responsibilities and the troubles thai
are imposed upon us now in the way of keep
ing clear and pure our public faith highly a,
any Senator in this Chamber do4s. | do not
believe that t. ey will feel compmented by any
extraordinary effort at this time, under pro-
fesson of equalizing bounties, to unequalize
and disturb the hurdens imposed upon the diff
ferent States and to imperl in large degree
the public faith and the public credit.
Thus much ! have said in relation to the
pending amendment it applies to my State
When the am endment in chief comes to be
considered may have something to say upon
the details of it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-15

wa,er-And that some copies of letters are
actually in this town, and others soon expect
ed.-To whatever cause these seventies are
owing, il behoOves the colonies to represent
their grievances in the strongest point of
ligh-, and to unite in such measures as sosli
be efeCtudI to obtain redress
The northern colonists have sense enough
at least the sense of feeling and can tell
where the shoe pinchss-The delicate ladies
begin to find by experience. that the Shoes
made at LYN are much easier than. those of
the make of Mr.. HOSE of LondOn-W hat is
become Of the noted shoemaker of Esses
1t is leard by many who wish we'll to Great
Britain, that the new At of P@t will
greatly distress, if not totally ruin some of
HER OWN manu- fsctures-It Is thought that
by means of this At, less OF wooden cloths,
to the amount of some thousand sterling, will
be purchas' in this cold climate the insuing
winter.
We are told that all the Funerals of last
Week were conducted upon the new Plan of
FrugaEty.
Nothing but FRUoALITY can save the dis
fress'd northern colonies from impending ruin
1t Oh Ehs to be consolation to the good
people of certain province. that the grea test
man in it exhibits the most rigid example OF
this political well as moral virtue.
a surprising C0ncdfendttOn OF ecentS 10 one man
IN one tCeek
Published Sunday-married a Monday
had Child Tuesday--stole horse a
w Wednesday-banished a Thursday-died a
Friday-buried Saturday-all in one Week.
Under the heading " Foreign Affairs" we
find the following bit of allegorical sarcasm ::
INTELLIGENCE EXTRAORDINARY.
Deal July 25 We have the satisfaction
Of informing the public, that the Liberty,
John Wilkes, ESQ; who was reported to have
founoered, is safe arrived IN France, having
been blown over to that coast by violent
northeriy wind, which proceeded from the
highlands of Scotland and ln it's passage has
done great damage this side the Tweed.
We hear the ships Pitt, Temple and Dew
onshre, (Which for some time have been laid
up) are immediately ordered INTO commission
as his Ny is now sensible how active and
" blch time it thought the Sioops Tyranny,
Oppression and Slavery, will be taken off
their stations in America.
An irreparable defect has been discovered
on board the Butte, Capt. Stuart, survey
being made upon her by almost every princi-
pal and honest carpenter IN the nation, and
as she has always been remarkable bad ship,
they have condemned her I; she Is ordered up
to Tower wharf, and as her head is very Gu
rious piece OF workmanship, it Is to be taken
off and placed on Temple bar.
We hei that i! any Persons can tell of any
valuable Reversions in the Gift of the Crown
undlsposed of. they may have a good Preml
um tor such Intelligence ss there are some
few of me Children OF the Gentlemen now In
Power still unprovided for.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-15

COMPANY FOR BOYs.-Among the hired
men with whom We worke1 for several sea-
sons IN oue younger days was one just such
base feii5x as Is described in the paragraph
below, which We copy from the Name Far
mer, and We commend the subject TO the care
iul attention OF every parent.
But the most important consideration con-
nected with the lie of farmers boys, Is the
company IN which they are kept. Men give
their sons long and valuable lectures on the
subject when they think there is danger, but
in many cases the most danger is home.
Many men who think they are careful IN tins
respect, employ as farm laborers the very out
casts OF society, illiterate, ,foul-mouthed, licen-
tiOus vasabonds of every description, that are
properly the subjects OF correction houses and
hospitals; and In this society the bows are
kept weeks and months If not years, having
minds at the most susceptible period of lite
filled with the vulgar expressions and low
lived principles which such characters SOW
broadcast Wherever they 90. Who can ex
pect that boy subjected to such influences q
home, will seek rehned society abroad? How
important, then. that the home education
should be such as would q him to feel a
home In good society when abroad.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-15

False eye-lashes are tue latest tribute OF art
to beauty in Paris. The Empress has couD-
tenanced them. Imagine courting lovey
Hebe, with a mass ot golden curls covering
her oeck ami shouldesr, and with long lashes
yelling her eyes like q beautiful silk fringe !,
and then immagine, if you can, seeing one by
one of tue curls and lashes disappear within
the recess OF a board card-box.
a coward may fight; coward may con-
quer bat coward can never forgive.
A London paper says of the 10000 people
at the Derby, 10 900 were beastly drunk when
they lett the course.
Il have the best wife in the world, +" said
a long suffering husband, /" she always strikes
me with the soft end Of the broom"
conscientious critic has come to the con-
clu sion that the difference between CariyIe's
Works and Beadle's Dime Moves 10 that
while she one is seutenuous the Others are
ten -centIous.
Little Bobby at the breakfast table one
morning broke out In a new vein 81 DON.
want mother TO marry again., he said.
Why not?" WAS asked with some surprise.
" Because" said he, - I've lost father,
and | don't want the trouble 0. getting &C.
quainted with another one"
cate "A writ OF attain d her."
A Washington paper says that MIR. Ben
jamln I Beverldge, whose recent assault on
Mr. Painter has been noticed, was seized by
the Sergeant-at-Arms of the House of Rep
resentatlves, aud clothed as he was In white
linen cult, was thrust into the congressional
coal-hole, the thermometer standing at the
time at 100 degrees. When he came out he
was probably not a cool Beveridge. Boston
Advertiser.
Gen. Hindman, in report upon Henry S.
Foote, says :" his Own are the only hands vile
enough to end his existence, and the NAV of
the carrlon crow is his natural place of sop
ulture."
Call that a kind man." said an actor,
speaking of an absent acquaintance ga man
who is away from his family and never sends
them farthing!" - call that kindness
Jerrod replied, '' why it certainly is unre-
mitting kindness"
Mamma, g Who was the first man, Lima!
Lima, !" forgot" Mamma" Already. Why,
ADAM to be sure And who was the first
woman 2" Lima (after thoughtful pause,)
=. Madam "-Punch.
The Mobile Register recommends delegate
to the Phlla ielphia Convention upon the
ground that &" he fought as private soldier
in behalf of the Southern cause -
Henry Ward Beecher has lately been pitch
ing into the practice of working railroad con-
ductors on Sunday. The other day Mr.. Beech
er, in his pecu lar way, was making inquiries OF
a conductor to whom he was unknown, as to
whether the Sunday riding could not be broken
up. 81 think it might be" said the conductor,
" but for that confounded fellow Beecher. So
many iancy people from sill parts visit his es-
adjustment that it makes The road profitable.
II he would only shut up the thing could be
done"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-15

No threats OF violence, no warnings OF as
sassination, have modified the unsparlng bold
ness with which the editor of the Salt Lake
City Vedefte has denounced the leaders of the
Mormon hierarchy. He has defied all shapes
and forms of vengeance-but one. HIS tlm-
orous side has been discovered, and thus be
confesses himself ubdued -. Now as the
lark said to her young ones, ii is time for us
to leave We could stand the bloody hand
and the skedaddle,' or the other warnings,
bu, the following got US. Just count US out !:
SALT LAKE CRY, April 9, 1866.
Mr.. Editor Vedete-If you don't quit abus-
ing Stenhouse and the Mormons. we'll como
and marry you. We don't % mean blood, v
but we won't stand to have Sscnhouse ma
hgned 30 you look ont.
uFN MoRMoN WoAHN.
We weaken on the turn. Will some one
take our place? "a Mormon women
P-h-e-w. We apologize. We don't edit the
Manifestations Is = good fellow brave
,aan-and he can look = dog in the face Be-
sldes he never did borrow pair of brsal
knuckles. n ~ . Lord have mar
cy upon us miserable sinners Don't shoot
this way we are not the mao! n wives
Wen go!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-15

May hooting owls and wbissingl bats,
And bowling dogs sDd splitting CATS.
An d bumble- bees and stinsiHg gr su,
And "a ttlesnakes and Norway rats,
Feed on hi. liver, kpaw his heels,
And ,ickie every nerve that feels,
While little demons pinch his nose,
And weasles nibbie At his toes-
May every cup once niied with bliss
With fire and fury seeth and hiss,
And all the joy Of iife's dread waste
Prove Dead Ses apples % his sAsse-
Nay paIlid fear sit On his walls,
And Lbby's ghosts dit through his hsllss
May nightm ares rob him OF his ress
His pillow be a hornets nest
And all his softess feather bed
With porcapiles alive and dead.
May" graybscks'' be his constant care,
And hard-taek," petriaed, his fare.
May toothache ma he bis q dander riK, -
And twinge his nerves With 81 rheumatiK +"
May yellow-jackets build their nest
Within the lining OF his vest;
In short, may everything conspirs
10 i'll his mouth with Goals Of nre
And when sarfh's every stingir dart
Has pierced the craven traitor'ss heart,
Consgn him 20 Cimmerian ponds
And bind him with Confede rate bonds
Where dead mems skulls with ghastly y rims
Remind the traitor Of his sins,
And scorpions crawl and adders hiss
Throughout the deep, dark, dread abyss,
Where a!ligators cieave he spherss
And crocodiles sheJ burning tears,
And woodpiles full Of" niggers" rise
Like sable ghosts before his eyes
There may the doomed wretch ever dwelI,
Beholding Heaven, but feeling h-n!