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, 1866-08-31

No BALM.-Elder T--havine occasion
70 preach in the town of Gilead, chose what
he fancied the appropriate text, ais there no
balm in Gilead Is there no physician
there !" He tells the result:
1t happened that among my hearers was
an old negro who had lived great many
years in the family of the village doctor, anu
nothing could rile the old fellow so quick as
the mere suggestion that the doctor didn't
know anything. Every time that repeat,
ed the text noticed the old darkey manifes
ted much emotion, which l attributed to the
peculiar fervency of the African tempera
ment; but warming with the subject, re.
peated the text with unusual pathos. IL.
there no balm in Gilead, and is there no ply,
eician there " Old POmp could stazd it nc
longer; and springing to his feet, he said
Don't know muffin bout the balm, massa
but dere's jes' good doctor here as dere is in
de world"
, 1866-08-31
MEDICAL 1NsrITIJrC
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE cHAnnrs


nR, L. c. KINNEY'S Private Medical ana O.
IL gical Institute Main street, Walla Wsi1o sur %
posite Dusenberry Bros 'a' Up
Established expressly to afford the aaictod .o-
and selentihe Medical Aid, in the treatment and
cases OF secrecy, and all Sexual diseases.
TO THE AFFLICTED
Dr. hlNNE1 returns his thanks to his mr.,
GUS patients for their patronage since locating I'
lie that be has leased the large AMI co'rr ny pub.
building of Mr.. Joseph Hellmuth, on Mai5 .,ll ooal
and has had the same fitted up for the nn,otNee
Hospital, with every comfort for the care snd % o.
ton of those who require Medical or Snrpiof a'ten
ance. @''ht
Special attention will be paid to affections =,
Lungs, Liver, Digestive Organs, Kidney ~ VI I5a
seases Of the Genito Urinary Organs. DisorSa..D a d.
private nature %iil receive prompt attention sDa
and children will receive his unremitted 40 "omOR
also, affections of tho eye and ear and in sb
malades to which hnman flesh Is heir will cis;-u ho
attention. hh
Letters from persons unable personally to o,,
nieate with the DR.. accompanied by tho psnoi oinna
will receive prompt attention. 'ee,
The Doctor would state that he has had A. -.
rience of more than thirty wears in trentin M e1
disease occurring in Northern and sontbern Ess. Of
besides, having enjoyed a large hospital .nI!t
both in civil life, and with our army In tbs scncsi
War-where he was surgeon in the army. '-'AH
IL too often occurs that persons reonjr;u ~,
aid, arriving here from the various 5inna
the upper country at the instance Of sU%hs n
Induced to go to San Francisco, thinking that ar, ars
will not find proper treatment short ~ tbat S' teJ
thus involving an unnecessary expenditure Of SO;L,
time and money. To show that there il nn W oC.h
70 do this, the Doctor refers to parties whom h.
tre1ted, and those now under his care in hospita "
There is number of persons to whom 6r z :;
authorized to refer, who were cured by him ~
haYlng been treated by other physicians witboN,
obtaining any relief Making the treatment of cS,
me diseases speciality, Rudfully provided with al
the appliances of modern science, DR.. K feels w.
Ianted in guaranteeing permanent and speedy rnro
IN even the worst cases. To him the afflicted csS
apply in full confidence of obtaining relief 1
Remember the address,
o, DR.. i. C. KINNEY.
0f-u Main street, Walla Wana.
, 1866-08-31

"JoHN" THE NEXT SOCIAL PROBLEM.
"A San Francisco correspondent, writing
Ou the subject Of immigration to the State of
California, thinks that the next great social
problem will be the status of the Chinese In
a few months or years be will cross the
Rocky Mountains and begin to fill up the
valley of the Mississippi As soon as the
Pacific Railroad is completed the path will
be open to him. Millions can still Ue accom-
mOdated in the mines on the Pacific coast,
but the South, with its fields of cotton, rice,
and sugar, is the proper place for them, and
as she is now prostrated by the ravages of
war and the effects of famine, they are need.
ed to recuperatc her exhausted energies.
Soon the " negro question will be lost inthe
"Chinese question: and then will come up
the perplexing problems of his status in the
community, his contracts and privileges. On
the lst of January, 1867, the Colorado, the
pioneer Of new line between San Francisco
and China, will commence her trips, and
every arrival will bring form 900 to 1000
to that port. Capitalists are already discus
sing the question of contracting with Chi
nese companies for an immense number of
them to cultivate the cotton>6elds of the
South for term of years, at a much cheap
er rate than negro labor can be obtained.
Soon the rivalry between the Chinaman and
the negro will commence.
, 1866-08-31


The HUNGARIAN HUssAR AND His
HoRsB.-Speaking of the excellence of the
Hungarian Hussars, correspondent says that
their perfection of the machine" arises
from the singular attachment between man
and beast, which makes the former almost
ready to starve himself to keep the other in
condition, and make the latter never show
fatigue while he bears the beloved master.
Old Radetski, in Italy, once addressed a Hum
garian regiment rather famous for two much
freedom in their foraging. off" said the
venerable hero, " any man steals for himself
or for his horse, shall have him hanged by
the neck !" A soldier advanced his horse a
pace to the front, and saluting, said to the as,
tonished Marshal, May | speak, sir ?"
" Yes" "Then, sir want to say, if rations
are short can starVe myself, and not steal.
But" and here tears filled his eyes, and his
manly voice grew husky, eff the hair that
covered my fathers head were grass, and my
poor horse were hungry, 1 swear that I'd
steal every hair that grew there" "Put that
man under arrest, said the old warrior aloud
to the Colonel of the regiment, who was on
horseback at his side; and he added in a
lower tone, "Let him out tomorrow, and
give him these twenty forms from me-"
, 1866-08-31

AN ODD INcIDENT.-One Of the oldest
incidents in the records of the stage occurred
recently at New Orleans theater. An ell
derly actor was in the midst of an impassion'
ed love scene, when his false teeth became
loosened aud fell out upon the borads. The
lady with whom he was playing, with great
presence of MUD, swept her ample skirts
over the dentists work, and the actor, drops
ping his handkerchief, stopped and regained
them, and walking jauntily from the foot.
lights, replaced them without having at all
deranged the scene or attracted the attention
of more than dozen people in the house.
, 1866-08-31
Female Monthly Pills.

DR.: PERRAULT is the only agent in California iOf
Dr. BIoTs Female Monthly Pills Their immense
sale has established their reputation as a female rem.
edy unaPProached and far in advance OF every 9th
other distractions in fomales On the receipt Of five
DOLLARS these Pills will be sent by mail or express to
any part OF the world secure from curiosity or dam.
age.
dressing letter to Dr. PERRAuLr. corner Of Sscrs-
mento and Montgomery streets, Rooms 10 and II, or
BOX 91S, ?. .. San Francisco, stating tho case IS
mlnutey as possible, general habits of living, Oceu-
All communications confidential.
July Z, 1866. 9slv
, 1866-08-31

THE San MARITIME estate, in the island
of Elba, which was the exiled home of the
first Napoleon, is to be sold by auction. 1t
includes the imperial villa, with the museum
of Napoleon relics the slippers, pipes,
warming pan, knifes and forks, plates and
dishes, etc of the coDquerOr; also the hes
roic statue of the Emperor, by Candet, and
paintings by Horace Vernet, AIRY Scheifer,
and others.
, 1866-08-31

KILLED.-A man BY the name of E. P
Roach died one day last week from the effect
of blow received in quarrel, about two
weeks ago, with one Kelly. Roach was
struck on the head with shovel. 1t occur
red near Ladies' Point The difficulty grew
out of claim to some water. Kelly was ex.
amined before Judge Vance and held to an.
sWer.-Lddho World.
, 1866-08-31
LOST NoTHz9

II 0Sr, some time in the month Of February. 1885
IL two joint PROMISSORY NOTES, on q. W,
Loundagin and Robert Duncan, and payable 10 W.
2. Bruce OF order. One Note calls for $1,000 with
interest at the rate OF 10 per cent per annum from
September lst 1869, and payable in about one year
from that date. The other Ntte calls Tor $500 With
interest at the nate Of 10 per cent per annum from
September LIST, 1855 and payable in about two years
from that date. There were several endorsements on
said Notes. and but httle due besides the interest
All persons are hereby varied against negotiating
said Notes as payment has been stopped.
S-lm- W.. P. BRUCE.
, 1866-08-31
ADMINIsTRATRIX'S HOTIfvF:

NoTlcE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE UN.
IN dersigned, having been appointed administrS.
tor OF the estate Of ISAAC KELLOGG, deceased
hereby notifies all persons having claims against
said estate 70 present them, properly verified to me-
one year from this date, or they will Be forever
barred All persons indebted 60 said estate are no.
tilted 10 settle the same Immediately.
-, ANN KELLOGG, Admistratrix.
WAlla walla, W. T., August IL, 1865. 35.iWs
, 1866-08-31

FIRE AT CENTERvILLE.-The dwelling
OF Mr.. Charles W. Stewart, at Centerville,
was destroyed by FIRE on Friday night of last
week. The family were absent from the
house at the time. Nearly all the furniture
and material in the building was destroyed.
1t is supposed to have been the work Of an
incendiary.-IdaAo World.
, 1866-08-31

A CRITIcIsM.-A Georgia paper, CRITICS.
ing one of Gustave Dore's illustrations Of
the Bible, remarks: "The Judah kiss,
which, strange enough, is the first plate in
the Genesis, is anything but fine. The
Savior, 1--WE say it with no irreverence) looks
like a tall, lean Yankee. Judas looks like
Thad. Stevens, and some of the features in
the back ground are horrible, almost as bad
as Judge Underwoods
, 1866-08-31

A Costly VIoE.-According to the in
ternal revenue statistics, there is now annu-
ally consumed in the United States, about
5000 900 gallons of spirituOus liquors
equal 10 gallons tor every man, woman
and child. The wholesale price Of the COM
monest article of whiskey is now in the
neighborhood of 81 25 per gallon.
, 1866-08-31
NOTICE 70 ABSENT DEFENDANT
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF

411IkIlI IVIhI VF " WAoHINUIUN, COTTNTY nm
WALLA WALLA-SS
IN the District Court, First Judicial District
HNO JOSEPH PETTY AND MARY PETTY bis
u Wlie-fou are hereby notified that Daniel I m.
which VIII come on to be heard at the term of the
Court which shall commence more than two months
aiter tue 10Th day of June, A. d. 1885, and unless
be taken as confessed and the thereof granted
The OBJECT and prayer of said complaint is to set
aside[on the ground of fraud-a certain convey.
ance bearing date Of October 18th. 1856 3, wbere6v
Thomas J. Swezea and Lucinda Swezea co a,'.S
Mary Petty Lot No. three (3) in Bleck No thirteen
SiS) in the city of WAlla Wala, W. T. Comnioin,
nied Jnne 18th, 1886. LASATER & &LANGFORn'
70 lOG AttOrneva for
, 1866-08-31

IRISH WIr-In Cork, Ireland, short
time ago, the crier of the court endeavOred
to suppress the crowd by exclaiming, All
yo blackguards that isn't lawyers, leave the
coorIp
, 1866-08-31

G. HosoPHAT has a plan for paying of
the National debt. His plan is to convert
the entire Indebtedness into greenbacks,
and keep them in circulation till they natur,
ally wear out.
, 1866-08-31
CIVIL ACTION UPON RECOGNIZANCE.
TERRITORY Oh WASHINGTON

COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA 3d.
In the District Court Of the lst judicial District
County Of Walla Walla John k. wilkins W. r.
Stark and Daniel Inman.
To John R. wilkins, W. X. Stark and Daniel In.
man: You arc hereby notified that Sheldon b. Fargo
Prosecuting Attorney, has filed a complaint against
you in said Court which will come on 10 be heard at
the first term of the Court which shall commence
more than two months after Friday, August nth.
"A d. 1866. And unless you appear at said term
and answer, the same will be taken as confessed and
the prayer thereof granted
The object and prayer of said complaint is to re-
cover from you the sum of one thousand dollars
upon tofeted reeognizance in favor OF said county
Complaint filed August l6th, 1866.
SHELDON b. FARGO
-.
, 1866-08-31
MEDICAL CIRCULAR.

E,FEK1 PHYSCAIN located in the country or .
suiail village, and engaged in the practice OF
s ProIesson has more or less frequently found inc
% iul treatment of Chronic Diseases ditcuh u
~ n possible, owing TO the absence of many faen
es Whlch are within the reach of those residing IN
the cities and larger towns.
the Undersigned has for this reason made arrange
SinI ioL lhe treatment of this class Of cases. g
whlch patients can have the benefit of all appliances
at present known to the profession.
,, esohs placed under his care will receive in sd
yiuVh nv 70 correct medical and surgical TREATMENT
sne oehe1t Oh Dr. Langston Parkers method Of trssI
and gAuon, the use of many of the mlnelsi
?ne waters, both for bathing and general USE
IN IN sea-water, &c. when indicated beside
tne ORDINARY general and local baths of water hed
air and vapor "' O~'H0 VI ""'N''
norso1s having under their care or knowing
Persons ainicted by obstinate Rheumatism, Skin
diseases, diseases Of the urinary organs Sc., which
lave resisted ordinary treatment, will confer gesI
~ uRon such persons by calling their attention
'ne ahties here afforded.
letter, 10 Il T. S6;SS,Ilpg SSPpiS II g. NJ D..
~ ~ Consultation Rooms in CREE's BuI1prSe, O1s
"ens, Fargo q Co. Entrance from Stark st. 'I
Dissolution OfCoDaI.tncrsbiP
HNHE Copartnership heretofora e-is,;nr AZ Upishl,
Il oregon, under the firm name of T. W. Csss
Ty' III w ussoIved by mutual consent on the 1st ~
HI an 9So1s que the late firm must be naid to HIS
tha soiS lhEHtS, who will settle ali claims agS"'
N NOH0efn' Nv. CASE.
umatilla' March ?, 1865. ]. B. HARKBB
ASA 4 J:B. HARKER having purchased The i1.
sest o. l. w. Case, in the late firm of /, W. Case
Oo- will continue the business AZ tbe ala stand IN
0HAuiia' undt1 the firm name Of Harker Brother;
ASA HAkk.Bnn
ur,.,;u. - J.B.HARkbS'
, 1866-08-31
HALLS SARSAPARIIT,A

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For Pains in the Bones, take Halls Sarsanay;llo
Eor rains In the Back, take Halls Sarsaparilla.
For Impure Blood, take HalPs Sarsaparilla'
For Morbid Liver, take Halls sarsaparilia'
For Salt Rheum, take Halls Sarsaparilla'
For Ptmples and Boils, take Halls Sarsaparilla.
Halls SarsaparlA will be found superior 10 anv
tentative Medicine OffereS ~
Sold Everywhere for 81 per bottle.
K. HALL q CO., Proprietors,
Corner Sansome and Commercial Streets
jy7.3Om3 San Francisco
For Sale by
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, 1866-08-31
no THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIES !
DIR. Gibbon's Dispensal-y,

H1H KEARNY STREET.
VI near Commercial, San
Francisco, established in 1854, for
the treatment of Sexual and Semi
nal Diseases, such as Gonorrhea
Gleet, Structure, Syphilis in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness, lmpo-
tency, etc. Skin diseases (of years
standing) and liberated Legs, sue
,og.e e,lI.t fraoEad
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-18
Carl MGR DEXTER l. CO.,

9NoMMIssIoN MERCHANTS, FOR THE SALE
" COTTON, No 1l6 6PEARL-sTREET, New York;.
Or to National American Exchange Bank; NO.
gRANKLIN STREET, Boston-Refer to National Bfa
u Commerce, National Revere Bank.
Having ample means for advances, 8 business
uaintanoe of twenty years with Eastern spnnat
md combining themselves strictly to Commission Bu
aess without operating their own account, respaf
ully solicit onnsignments. .,..,5.,
q. E, DEXTER, Agent. In Columbus, as.
October 28 V -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-18
yCHBNCk'S MACHINERY DEPOT.

SGhElyCA y LlAC[1lit1Ilf UnI Uf.
j. b. SCHENCK, Egent,
Nc. 10 MAIDEN LANE. aEW YORK,
OFFERS FOR GALE
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY sTLAM ENalNKh
e OF all sizes, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS OF the mns
nuSsr day. Gf TGSBl
rEB WHEELS, and all kinds Of Machinery tor Wofno0
Wood and Iron, viz:
Dill Ia:fl. Latnes ausa1''
Boring Maohtnes
Stating hfachinea
-- {EGn XREtghs lhiahgi5 Rs!55la --,------
Vertical Planers
Stearl and Gas Pipes
Screw Jacks
Hydraulic jacks
Upright Reservng Mills
Circular Reserving' Mills
shafting Pullrys and Hangers
Rubber Leather Beltings
Circular Saw Benches
Steam Pumps
Suction Pumps z.zlsi
Power Morticing Machines
Blind alst Tenoning Maohines i
Daniels Planning Machines
Gray b Woods Planning MaohinasI
Woodworth Planning Machines
Moulding Machines
Cash Machines
Boring Machines
Tenoning Machines
Foot Mortcing Machines ,Z4.r=..
Leather and Rubber Hose - y
Plambing and Gas Fitting
Wrght's Patent Scroll Saws
Patent Belt Scroll Saws
Lifting Pumps ~
Rotary and Mining Pumps.
Every description of Machinery and Railway Supplies
COTTON GINS Of the most approved construction.
e jsnusry8 wfm1yT
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-18
Cotton Gins I Cotton Gins !

11aElMk4lh -13lRa x41-----s=er '-'-'t
Tnylor. Eagle Brown, Southern, Craven, E1celslo,
ead GcCsrthy COTTON GINS, With Engines or HORSE
WoVeys tnd required Tor the same IN store
Mi or sale at the lowest price, Yonr osdera are 70.
eotfuliv solicited. tuthslyr 0ttobatS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-18
no THE
PAPER. ENVELOPE AND STATIONERY

AKRsgRg. GUTTER, TOWER 10: WOULD RE
speotfuy offer their stock on ss favorable a seTm E9a,
a.. Pnied papers Of ali kinds Oap Letter, Octave Brit
sh BATH 30 Envelopes Of ali kinds In quantities n ron 10
1000 Of Lead snd,,p pen0s saa se az
nans =, ali lands. We also viii stamp the name OF any
osry on Lead Pencils Steel Pens where much s o.
Tered Our Barometer Inksands which We take =,
are in offering to the trade We keep large stoo1 o.
hnTns and Hiaries for 1866. List Of Prices WILL %
tens 70 ans parry 1o'AA GUTTER, TOWER q co.,
Corner of Nassau and Beekman'soeesn
Wh1tlook Building, New YORK.
f,otonar % lyr No. 80 Devenahire.street. bosoon
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-18
MANHOOD.

IN THE YOUNG AND RISING GENERATION, THl
vegetative powers Of life are strong. but IN few
gesrs how often the pad hue the lsckustre eye ane
annotated form ard the impossibity OF application
ONES evident to the observer that some depressing in
uence is checking the development Of the body Con
mpon IL talked IT. and perhaps the youth 70 remove<
ON the school and sent into the country I1is IL on
Of the worst movements. Removed from ordinary d
ersons Of the ever-ohangng scenes OF tae oly, nv
20 wers Of the body toe much enfebed to give zeat
althful and rural exercise. thoughts are turned ID
yard upon themselves.
the patient be female. the approach Ok me mense,
looked for with anxiety as thehrst sympr IN whlel
uson and IVuM Visiting M the cheek with he bloom
nd the energies Of s haa s 81 Ahss + sa sn
whole economy La derangeu. The beautiful and wonder
u period In which body and mind undergo 90 asoina
ng change from child to woman, looked for IN vain
be parents heart bleeds IN anxiety, ana nnoes TN
rave but waiting for its vtcam.
HEL4Bo1Ds EXTRACT BuoHU.
For wsakrs'' ar''ne ''s .a s9's''s' or 1a'y a'''r'
Attended with the following symptoms
Indisposition to Exert1on. Loss Of Powes, Loss O
aienory, Difficulty Of Breathing, General Weakneas
Horror Of Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful
Horror Of Death. Night sweats Gold Feet Wakenness
Muscular System Often Enormous Appetite With Dy
speptio Symptoms hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body
0ryness Of the Skin, Palld oountenanoe ana Eruption
E&Co1 11aoAs Va tlAo
Frequently Black Spots flying before the Eyes, Will
Temporary suusion sud Loss Of Sight, Want OF Atten
on, Great Mobility, Resaessness, With Horror Of 90
otude and nothing they more dread for Fear Of Them
elves no Repose Of Manner no Earnestness, no speon
stion, but hurried transition from one question Il
mother
These symptoms, II allowed TO go on--whioh this Ne
dione invariably remoyes-soon follow Loss Of Potoer
Fatity and Epeptio Fyts In ono Of which the paten
may expire
loomngdale Asylum this sad resnlt ocourr1a to twt
patients; had for time left hsm, andb thdi t
Of epilepsy. They were Of both sea.a nda aH vent
years Of age.
who can say that these excesstaae not l1,ntk
olowed by those direful diaeased atanityax T. snxl
oni rht tecurh of the Insane Asylun,s, and the mel
noholy deaths by Consumption bear ample witness K
he ruth OF these assertions. In Lunahc Asylums tht
mos, M ancnoly exhibition appears The countenanct
RE ever visits it. Should sound Of the voice ocour
isrsrely artioulate. .
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-07

FAsHIoNs.-If Satan I" finds some mis-.
chief still for idle hands to do what is
left over he probably gives to the busy.
bodies Of Fashion.
No sooner do we get used to one style oi
bonnet, one way Of " fixing" our hair,
one evil necessity in the way of dress,
than suddenly this capricious despot pulls
US up by the bit, and 10! new promul-
gatory. ''a :''' III A'. ...
1t seems shame that fashion should
not be controlled by any law whatever
Everything else to which we submit seems
to be amenable to something beyond itself,
or governed by an inherent principle up
on which one may depend. But with FASH
ion there are no high and low tides to be
counted on rs one counts on the ocean !; no
armistices, no intervals, but one grand
confusion of change. Pray, how can a
woman help being tickle? u-' ....
We have had a hard year of it. just as
We had become accustomed to the ingenu-
GUS nature of the fitting hoops and were
enjoying the exceeding comfort of dresses
looped up out of the way of mud, around
goes King Fashions wheel The fitting
hoops drop into obscurity, and we are in
troduced to long, swOOping Gabrielle :"
skirt, over which our dresses are expected
to float literally, and then 90 trailing
through the dust! No more of that pleas
ant security regarding cleanliness of hens;
no more of the contentment that accompa-
nies appropriateness of dress. Nothing
but perpetual picking up and dropping,
with now and then sudden shock from
being stepped upon. Pleasant, amt it ?
-Sunday Times. ...
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-07
Jacks wedding Directions.

Saek's wedding Directions. 9lij .iH 9no
81 say, Jdck, I'm going TO be splicSd
tonight, couldn't you stand over on thai
track and lend us hand in steering us
throught the shoals of Post Matrimony?r
-'" No, I'm blessed If I can, Bill, cause ye
sec KATE and lis shipped for Dolly Devona's
fandango tonight, but rs I've been through
that ere channel three. times, shipmate,
can give ye all the marks and deep sailin'
directions, so you can enter port clear Of
everything. 2m59oi err 'oeg Iaid9
,."lf you're going to do the thing up al
shlpshapc, the first thing after you gets in
among the fleet, branch pilot there takes
you IN tow and moors you about two fath-
oms from the rarson. Then he brings in
your ,consort and anchors her yard arm
close close aboard in your starboard hand. AZ
ter that he tows another dimity craft, and
moors her head and stern alon gsidc of the
bride. Next, the pilot drops down him.
self on your port beams and there YOU
are all STAN on the commodore. Then the
parse" he acts IN with Ingo IA long ma a
mizzen top-sail halyard, which you don't
pay no itention to till he comes to akin you
it you'll take that ere craft for, your life
consort and carry sail for better or worse
on the same track with her? Then YOU
sing out, "aye, aye, sir" sharp. Then
Commodore Blackcoat says you're spliced
rs fast as blazes, and then tell the beaux
your wife ever had, to bear down and take
the last taste they're ever going to get Of
hcr-p'raps. s9-Fi t0 do"
i"Then the feet all make sail and 90
driving about on DEVILS cruise after mis-
chief. You watches your chance, signal
ize your consort, both of you square away
before it, crack on canvas, and come to an
anchor in Blanket Bay iHr.fI