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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, 10.

PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, DO
CRAND EXCURSION
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Boat. Is.1. foot n ss,snsk stree. q y O'Clock
Tickets. 81. jy as-dsd
RHMEhBrR fHs ORPHANS.
AN AFTERNOON AND EvENINa PIC MO
. AT AHAL0sTAN ISLAND,
WEDNESDAY, AUG UST lST, a
for the Benefit Of -
THE SOUTHERN ORPHAN AsYLuns,
to aid Them in their good work. They hereby as
sITs % sll Who may AID them, that sfraneements
noosnt smusement, pleasing to the most fastidious
4 Celebrated BRASS AND STRING AND will
pe In attendance Dancing to commence ct clock
The large and cemmodious Ferry Boat will leave
the High street Wharf every fve minutes during
the afternoon and evening to convey visitors 70
and can be procured of any member Of the Gem,
Stnres S or ts e. ne Book Musical and Drug
n rOnmtss Of AZ, A;;sa"fsms.ts.p Price,
miller. NJ. W. sheieii, Louis Pribr.m. 11as7t.
GRAND PIC MIC OF THE SEASON
4rH TiiI srsIhT RI GsTep PARk q
MONDAY. AUGUST STH, 1856,
for the benefit of
ST. DOMINICS NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.
We intend this to be the grand Pic Mic Of tie
There has been great improvements made II
IL The grounds since the new proprietor, EA
Mr Abner, has taken charge. 1t has all -
it the No. place for Pic Mics.
Two Bands have been engaged for the occasion.
There will be fireworks and grand ilumin stiou
We intend TO have the very best police regula.
tion on the occasion.
Tickets only 25 cents each jy24-dtd
"pLEAsURE Is OUR MOTTO"
THE FIRST GRAND EXCURSION OF THE
LAFAYETTE CLUB,
of Georgetown. d. g., will be given -
TO GLYMoNT, 65
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST lsf, 1866,
The splendid and commodious steamer Wawss
sett has been chartered, and will leave foot OF
High street, Georgetown, at O'Clock g. m ;, pre-
cisely. touching at the 9TH street wharf Washins.
ton. AND leaving atS O'Clock.
Refreshments will be urnished By an experi.
enced caterer At city prices.
=, A snpeIior CstiIion Band has been secured for
Should the weather prove Indictment. the excSr.
sion VII be postponed until further Notice.
Ilekefs. admitting q gentleman and ladies, 81.
Hssehins. Tiaasss TSo@ss kSsn; DansldsoD O. D.|s
seb s stisn,J Morgan, J. Quinn, A. Hunte. A.
snaS. - - jy 23-st'
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An EXCITING ScKNE--rue.day when the
express train from the city on the Cleveland.
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad had -eac he'd
a point between Cardington and Ashley, en- :
gineer Charles Langdon saw on the track a
small child. He Immediately whistled down
the brakes and reversed his engine; at that
moment the mother OF the child emerged from
house ar the side Of the track. expecting 10
see her darling crushed beneath the wheels OF
the approaching engine. The speed of me
train was gradually slackened, but the distsn co
was only few yards, and IL seemed impossi-
bic TO check IL in time TO save the child who
seemed fastened TO the track and made NO ar
tempt to move from the approaching danger.
The engine went on and on; the coW-catcher
struck the child and knocked ft across the
track, but the momentum Of the train vas
counteracted inst as the wheels Of the ensine
touched the clothing Of the little one. feU
inches farther and IL would have been crushed
and mangled. The mother caught the child
In Der arms, and when she found IL was still
alive and comparatively unhurt, her mothers
feeling OF JOY was too great, and she swooned
entirely away. Conductor Charles Gale saws
that In many years experience on railroads
he never experienced 80 exciting a scene
ClereioRd Herald, l9lh.
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Wholesale Psise.iug st Isdisa apeIis.
-rai SIXTY CASES AT oHR nofsL.

The lndiAnapolis Herald Of the 2sth iast---
has the folio owine startling item:
One 81 the mest m mysterious cases Of whole
ssle poisoning that has ever come within eur
bnowledse, transpired on Saturday evening"
last, the largest number OF the viciIm. c~ing
eoarders al the Pyle House, on tue corner OF
about eighty boarders. and ~ supper ON SAT-,
uroay night the most Of them drank milk In
the course of an hour and a half after some
who bad drank milk telt aek at the stomach,
and continued growing WORE. One by ous
were attached until midnight when the yle-
TINS, who were tying griplng and pureine.
showed symptoms Of being poisoned sy some
aeent which acted on the system very much
In the meantime physicians were sent for,
who caue and prescribed for the cAsesI Thirty ,
Two Of The yictims were lodeers Al ths Pyle
eoarders, who roomed eleeweers On the city.
Some were in the streets whsn attacked, and
mao 70 De carried home.
fsci, nearly all connected with the house were
poisoned Including Dr. yerdan, formerly OF
me 9assss; MAJOR Graft, County Tressurer;
George burroughs, a clerk in the German dry
goods store; II. NJ. Speed, CLERK in the Boston
store; VIM. Dynp, an employee az the Indiana
Central freight once; Cyrus Clay ana Wind
neld Lych, clerks IN the drug house Of Brown
Mr.. Moore's family. eight in number. who
reside on Pennsylvania 1strees, and VINO ret
milk from the same man whe su pplier the pie
House. were similarly attached. ,
The family OF Isaac Taylor were Also at
lacked and showed similar signs Of beins
poisoned. The milk vender's name is Austin.
who is believed 20 he innocent Of cuIpaoihtv
or careiessness. We Understand q lot Of the
milk is go be analyxed by some of our physi-
clans, when IL will be determined whether it
was a mineral or other poison.
The cases are all recovering. and IL proper
care is used, IL 10 thought that all will be well
in a few days.
We trust that an investigation will be had IN
determine the cause OF this alarming SICKNESS
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ASO SEVENTH STREET. heo
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
. VICINITY

A5O sLyEsTH STREET hs0
TO THE CITIZENS y,69s,THHE SE TIE DISTRICT AND
have recently enlarged my store, giving me
greater business facilities, and have correspond
insly enlarged my stock of the following Goods to
which respectfully request your attention when
making your purchases: .s.. .... .s-... ..l
PAPER AASeISss, Of foreign and domestic.
DECORATIONS for II slls. Saloon. A,sAf 6
BORDERS, CENTERS. MEpALIIOEs AND
FIRE BOARD PRINTS s q - : -
STATUES and PAPER CURTAINS, % p.
GOLD WINDOW SHADES, on Buff, Pearl. Stone
Lavender, Brown, Chocolate, Tar, and Green
WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS, of o,aerent
widths, In Green. Blue, Buff, and White, and
warranted genuine Scotch, 4t - th17-
SHADE FIxTURES, complete, i,-,. is-
RUSTIC BLINDS, CORDS, TAssELs, &C.. .a
TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH, -,G
And q very large and complete stock of
SQUARE and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, in
Gold, Walnut, Rosewood, and Ebony =
FRAMEs Of every description made to order. =
H.B.-I have also added to my store small
PICTURE DEPARTMENT, .sr
where amateurs and the public are invited to call
GOOD PICTURES
which have on hand. -a .t-..
Acknowledging many obligations to my friends
and the public during the lsst nine years, vet
earnestly solicit their continued favors and sun
port. .F-ea-. r.r .b.dJ. R0THROCK, Gfl
450 and 4as, Seventh street,
H -oa oppoeite Patent ONCE
ls- olv ICon. Union.l - -
CHEsAEAgy,, INsrITgrEEte = -
for YoUNS sSLSs LHblfs, e. BoAk6fSGs BoAskS6fSGs ANp DAY
Pupils. lSa! and lsng lps sssues strsss: Phil..
Board and Tuition, per AMMAN, $40 -. :
Board end Tuition for twoor more sisters, each,
french is the language OF the fsnily. and is
constantly SPOKEN io the Inst stntsyv,y,v int
W COW Principal.
rrRIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the 0rphans' Court
Of Warrington County, in the District Of Celum
bia, letters testamentary on the personal es-
tafe Of Jonas Click, late Of WashfpRton,
d. O., deceased. All persons having claims
against said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, the
subscriber. on or before the llth DAY Of July
next; they may otherwise By law be excluded from
all heneft sf the said estate 80 .lgsI
4 Given under my hand this 18th day Of July 1856.
. HENRIETTA 0LIOk,
- l6-1sw3w' 49, Executrix.
A sIass2s. q &HIHsoLbs &IfHHiSbs Fltf FLGf6 q y: &:
otiss6 IN % UsiiSa d tidSSaSSSs:y. =
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TWO BAD oAsRs or PILES CURED ~ DE-
u STRlOkLANDH PILE REMEpY.

:. sTRIOKLANDB PILE REMEDY,
M. Glass, Of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes for
the beHent OF al! who suffer with the Piles, that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggrs-
rom the army 4s incurable, lhe being quite para
yzeo with the PHDs Both these distressing cases
PILE REMEDY. The Recommendation Of these
gentlemen beside the daily testimonials received
by DR.. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer
Ing that the most ated chronic cases Of Piles
are cured by Dr.. Strickland's Pile Remedy. 1t is
NAIRN CO.; OHAs OHRISTIANI, 3TI Pc
avenue and sO2 Ninth street. 90 8-iy
MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Essay of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also.
Diseases and Abuses which prostrste the vital
charge IN sealed letter envelopes Address Dr. .
sklLL!E HOUGHT0N, Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. -' An IA an
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MOTH AND FRECKLES,

hUTH AND FKECKLES,
Ladies' afilicted with Discolorations on the Face,
called moth patches or freckles, should use p ER-
BY celebrated MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION.
1t 10 infallible. Prepared by DR.. b. O. Perry Der
matologist, 49 Bond st., n. Y. Sold by all drag
etsts In w ashington and else eWhere my ls-eosm
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PANIC In kIKENA-The Vienna CORES
pondent Of the Times, writing under date OF
July 9, says:
ssTbe inhabitants OF this city are almost h.
SIDE themselves with fear, as IL IL now cur
rently reported that the headq uarters of the
northern army are about 10 be removed from
Brun 10 the lntrenched camp AZ F1orisdorf.
near Vienna. but have reason TO believe IN AZ
the shattered remains of the great Austrian
army are being collected al Olmutz. and that
Its commander will for a time pitch his tent
there. Ii is very evident that the ImperiaI
authorities have lost their presence OF mind
and are at loss how 90 act towards Prussia
and Italy. Count Beloredi, the CHIEF Of the no
lice department and Count Larich, the minister
OF finances, are the only members Of the cabi
net who have energy lett, and they display n
In way which must n eeds increase the dis
eouragement and discomfort of the nation rhe
former efectually silen ces the local press nv
expressing hope that it will not be necessary
10 place IL under martial law. and the latter
cooliy informs the bank that the State REQ uires
from IL loan OF 2O0,OQ1,OOO 1orins. 6O.0OpOOO
HORNS Of which must be advanced a. once AZ
the l5O,OOO.OOO horiDs which were borrowed a
Few weeks ago are already spent As dismsm
berment and bankruptcy are now staring
Austria IN the face, it is no matter of wonder
that her people are terribly cast down
THE Prussians must have suffered yerv
heavy losses al koniggratz, as they were for
many hours exposed TO the raking fire OF the
Austrian artillery"
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SO0 GASES SUPERIOR n OCK WINE, of the
OOy foll0wing well known brsno Q, viz:
FOKSTEk RIESLING
DElDESHEIMEk -..- .f-s
kUDESHEIMER,
H0CHAEIMER i~ i-E
NIERSTEINER ..s. es sE laF..
which offer for sale In quantities to suit pur.
cbasers, At low prices
samples of the wine can be seen at the "Union
town. u. q. - -. = 80 - - o.
j dim RILEY A SHINN
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~ Ellen Halligan Is dead in Newark, ". J.
Kerosene.
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DENTISTRY.

nR; LOCKWOOD, Washington Building, 81
- Penn g avenue will fill Teeth with
gold and insert TEETH on Rubber st8@
very reduced price Teeth extracted with <I10
out pain. jy l6 Inn
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A AsP y Fisf iG6 q e E:
fkko1 SuSsT ~ ~, ~ e efRSsslson EttA tsoss
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RKICKLAY =
ID IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
The undersigned II prepared to executein the
best manner all Kinds Of BRICK AND STONI
MAsONRY. including house building and repair
Ing. construction OF Sewers. Drains Cf0terns Kc
prices, q = =. '--''~,'
tended to W
jy 7-tf V COJ,TTNs
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The clergyman in q certain town,
as the custom is, having published
the bans OF matrimony between two
persons. was followed by the clerk 8
reading the hymn beginning with
these words, ''Mistakcn souls who
dream of Hcavcnn
The .&ileHo, n newspaper in Butler
County, Iowa, defends its atrocious
name hy the statement that so many
newspapers have failed in that Coun-
ty, that it was deemed expediont to
start one that would stich:
The New York Tribune speaks of
'Mr. Summers contempt of evcrybo-
dys opinion but his own" Charley
appears to be losing favor with
those who lately loved him best.
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A man who was boasting that there
never was any rope or cord, whether
made of hemp, wire, or anything
else, in which he could not tie u
double bow knot, was summarily put
down by being requested to tie a
knot in cord of wood.
"Sir," said little clustering man
to a religious opponent, "to what
sect do you belong?" "Well don't
exactly know" replied the other,
"but to Judge from your size and ap-
pearance, should think you belong
to the class called insects"
A Texas editor was recently shot in
street recontre. Fortunately for
the man, he carried his misfortunes
about him. The ball lodged in Il
bundle of unpaid bills. He was on
collecting tour.
We see the complaint is pretty
general that board is extravagantly
high throughout the country; never
theless editors constantly get bored
for nothing.
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E.rh. En,iofsn Gan,hler..

Among tho sinnumerable anecdotes
related OF the. fuilt of persons at
play, there is ono worth relating,
which refers to o Mr.. Porter, gem.
tleman who, in the reign of Queen
Anne, possessed one of the best
estates in Northumberland, the whole
Of which he lost at hazard, in twelve
months. According to the story Of
this madman--for we can call him
nothing else when he had just COM
pleted the loss of his last acre, mt n
gambling house in London, and
was proceeding down stairs to throw
himself into q carriage to convey
him homo to his house in town, he
resolved upon having. one more
throw to try to retrivc his losses, and
immediately returned to- the room
where the play was going on.
Neryed for the worst that might
happen, he insisted that the person
he had been playing with should give
him one chance of recovery or fight
with him.
| His proposition was this. That
his carriage and horses, tire trinkets
and loose money in his pockets. his
town house, plate and furniture, in
short, oil he had left in the world
should be valued In II lump Mt n GER
tain sum, and be thrown ut single
cast. No persuasion could prevail on
him to depart from his purpose. He
threw, and lost; then, conducting the
winner to the door, he told tho coach
man there was his master, and
marched forth into the dark and dis
NAL streets, without house or home,
or any creditable means of support.
Thus beggared, he retired to an OBJ
scure lodging in cheap part Of tho
town, subsisting partly Oh charity,
sometimes acting as the marker at
billiard table, and occasionally rs q
helper in livery stable
In this miserable condition, with
nakedness and famine staring him in
the face, exposed to the taunts and
insults of those whom he had once
supported, he was recognized by an
old friend, who gave him ten guincas
to purchase nccessaries. He expcnd-
ed five in procuring decent apparel;
with the remaining five he repaired
to common gaming house and i'll
creased them to fifty. He then ad-
Journed to one of the higher order OF
houses, sat down with former asso-
ciates, and won 100000 Returning
the next night, he lost it all, was
once more pcnniless, and after sub
siding many years in abjcct poverty.
died beggar ut st. Giles.
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The dress of Partisan Houne, Mt
the Sunday races, is thus described:
"She had on blue taffeta robe en-
pire, the train Of which was slightly
looped up. A petticoat of the last
make swept the ground, all Valen-
ciennes insertion, muslin frils and
lace rs snowy as cambria The tight
casaque and robe were trimmed with
three rows of white satin, cut on the
cross and placed at even distances,
between which and down the front
were sown oxydized silver buttons.
The accessories were n silver belt,
silver heels to high blue boots, white
Brussels Lace parasol, fringed with
marabout, and a bonnet, the veriest
nothing of bonnet-beginning life
under very trying circumstances. 1t
was corn-colored tulle Pamela, with
a garland of green foliage, having,
here and there, rosebud, while
sprigs of the same were twisted in her
chignon under very invisible net
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"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &C., Exter's,
Is paste-uscd for Rats, Nice, Reaches,
Black and Red Ants, &C., &c.
'Costar's" Bed-bug Exterminator
Is liquid or wash-used TO destroy, and
also as preventive for Bed-bmgx, &c.
"Costar' r's' Electric Powder for Ins 'ts
LIS for Moths, Mosquitoes, Fzeas, Bed-5uqx,
Insects on Plants, Fo,ols, Aninadls, DC.
@l!! BEwARE!i f, of all worthless
limitations
80 See that "CosTAR's" name is on each
Box, Bottle and Flask, before you buy.
E5r Address HENRY X. COSTAR,
1872 Broadway, N. Y.
HS Sold in Columbia, S. c.,
So By
And all Druggists and Retailers.
1856.
INCREASE OF RATS.-The Fa,7ne,,S
Gazette (English) asserts and proves by
figures that one pair Of RATS viii have q
progeny and descendants no less than
651 ,O5O in three years. Now, unless this
immense family can be kept down, they
would consume more food than would sus-
tain 65, 900 human beings.
&S- See "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
1866.
RATS VERSUS Birds Whoever engages
whoever aids in exterminating rats is q
benefactor. We should like some one to
give us tho benefit Of their experience in
driving out these pests. We need something
besides dogs, cats and traps for this bust
ss.-ScientJic American, ". y.
sb- See 'CosTARS" advertisement aDove
1866.
"COSTAR'S'' RAT EXTERMINATOR is
simple, safe and sure the most perfect
Ratification meeting we have ever attend
ed. Every Rat that can get it. properly
prepared, will eat it, and every one that
eats it will die, generally at some place as
distant as possible from where it was taken
Lake Shore (Afich. Mirror
Re See ''CosTARS' advertisement above.
1866.
A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST
Speaking Of "COsrAR's' Rat, Roach, Ant,
&c, Exterminator-<'ilor grain and pro-
visions are destroyed annually in Grant
County by vermin than would pay for tons
of this Rat and Insect Killer
lancaster { WIS., Herald
AS See "Cos rARs" advertisement above
May 8 t3mo
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PUBLIC MOTTO.

COLUMBIA, Mll ~, 1866
YENHE attention of all citizens and resi-
Il dents Of tho city of Columbia is called
to tn" following resolution, adopted by the
Board of Health, at mcctn.; held this
day:
HeSolrei, That the citizens be requested
to remove Immediately from their premises
all trash, etc, which may cndanScr the
general health, and place the same in
heaps III the streets, that II may be re-
moved by tho city carts, on and after Tues
day next, preparatory To the visit Of the
Ward Committees of the Board of Health,
on Saturday, the 9th proXimo.
j. =. MCMAHON,
May 80 Secretary of the Board
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CHOLERA
y y Q ~ " = y ~
The Chief Causes Of Pestiknee DESTROYED.
IRE. COURTARETs DIsINFECrING
~ FLUIDS. Secured by Letters Patent
in the United States aud France. Pre-
pared solely by the New York Disinfecting
Company, at their Laboratory, Nos. 29S.
500 and 3O2 Henry street, New York. Office
42 Cedar street.
This CompanySrganized on permanent
basis, with DR.. Courtaret, the celebrated
French Chemist, in charge of its Labora-
tory, is prepared to furnish its DIs1NFEcr-
HLCi.G &c: sick rooms nurseries
urinals, water-closets, privies, cess-pools,
sewers, cutters, ships, railroads, hospitals,
prisons and public institutions OF all kinda,
slaughter houses, offal and fat boiling es-
Adjustments; all kinds Of manures, (issa-
raensely increasing the value Of the latter
to every farmer,) and wherever poisonous
and offensive gases exist. These agents
are deodorizers, anti-septics, anti -putres-
cents and disinfectants, in the scientific
meaning OF the words. They remove nox-
ious gases and odors by chemical princi-
ples-leaving in their places heahhfil air:
they are DEsTRoYERs and not naeTely 0b-
So''6ents OF poisonous gases-not injurioae
to utensils In which they are nsed. The
attention OF nleutcal anu Sclentlnc men iS
directed to these disinfectants. Attached
are testimonials in favor Of this great dls-
covery, which, with hundreds OF others,
can be seen at the ..nmpany's Office.
DELAvAN HoUsE, ALBANY, March 80, '66.
To tie Prest Of the Ne'o York Disinf'g Co.
DEAR SIR: Itis allitis represented to be.
We have made many trials Of 6lisinfectants.
but now consider that we have found an
article which surpasses all others as
remedy against all bad odors
T. ROESSEL & co.
NEW YORK, April 9, 1866.
To he PreSt ofUte Ne,o York Disinf'g Co.
DEAR SIR: We pronounce it, without ex-
ception, to be ebest We have ever known.
It's effect upon every matter is complete
and instantaneous.
c. A. STETSON, Astor House
Sc N. B.-These disinfectants are us. i
by the scavengers, under the direction of
the Sanitary Police OF the Metropolitan
Health Department, Now York
POWELL 4 THOMPSON.
42 Cedar street, N. y.
General and Sole Agents for the United
States and the Canadas; to whom ali
orders should be addressed.
For sale by all Druggists and General
Dealers in the United States and Canadas.
May 10 3uo
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Notice to Owners of Goats and Swine

DAKTIES who own any of The above
Il mentioned animals, arc notified that
all Goats and Swine found running a lar..c
III the streets of Columbia on and after
the Sth inst, viii be seized by the police
ana! impouudcd in the lot near the Guard
House. 1IlEO. STARK Mavor
,junc >
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NGT9OEEsLaANK
>JOsSrs Kscolsoi.

John Alcohol. my joe, John,.
tNhen first we were acqnaint,
Find money in my pocket, John,
But now, you know, hain'u,
: Ise sPent it altin treating Won,
because loved you SO;
Bat mark how you have treated me,
john Alcohol, my joel
John Alcohol, my Joe, John.
We've been too long together;
You must now take one road, John,
I Aud Twill take another;
For we must tumble down, John, ,
II hand in hand we 60,
And viii have to foot your bills,
John Alcohol, my Joe.