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N. ". ARNOLD.
OF the Georgia Conference.
pooLY COUNTY, GA, April, 1se

DooLY COUNTY, GA , April, 1857.
This is to certify that confined to he house.
and most Of the tire to my beo, and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable with Rheumatism, for
i've months, and after trying every available RENE.
dy, with no relief, was cured with TWO bottes Of
Dr.. o. Propbit,s Anod, ,ne Pam Kill II, each rost
ing fifty cents only; it relieved me almost instantly.
I therefore recommend 1t IN the highest degree to
others .ufferlng from similar disc Sc cap say
that 1t s one OF the best family medicines now out
certain. Yours truly, W. A. FOREHAND.
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CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. sTINGs, &c.
ALABAMA INSANE HOSPITAL,
TuscALoosA December "a. 1868.
Measrs. JOHN DARBY l. Co., No. 160 Wfldsm-steet
New York:
Genaemen-I received your circulars Of the II tn
instant asking expression OF opinion from me as
to the merits Of your Prophylactic FLUID. The pre-
parahon has been 30 generally used by the profes-
sion and public at large. and so universally esteem.
ed, that It seems to me to need no further recon-
mendatiop.
As dlsinfectant and remedial agent too. when in
dIcat il is not e1cells bI any similar preparation
We use permeanganic prepa, atons very extensively
IN this hospital, and could not do without them.
consider you's tue best and most elegant pIepara-
ton OF the kind manufactured.
Respectfully yours. &c.
sup't and Physician Alabama Insane Hospital
DOWIE g. NOISE.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
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Conslsnees per south carolina Hai'roaN
July Il.
221 bales Cotton, Sc bales Domessies: 4. 9a,ss les
Waste, ls4 bbls Naval a Stores Cax M 1o Rs,lrosd
saop. sees Graeser smith, W Williams, Kirkpatrick
+ WItte, Ravenel co, Pelzer, Rodgers Go. Gold
smith & Son, Kinsman Howell, D stoney, Gag
horn Herring 90, P Walsh, E Wiss, Ihurston
Holmep, g Walter b Co, Johnston, Crews Co,
Bollmann Bros.
consignees per sortheastern Railroad
July IA.
1e bales Cotton, f75 bbls Naval Stores 80 bushels
Rics, cara Stock, cars Lumber, cars Phospnate, 10
bscco. Mdse, &c. 20 J Marshall, Jr, kinsman
howell, i D Stoney. Y Barden. Reeder DAVIS, v
z Ryan, Walker, Cameron Bsrkley Hart 9
Co, Mantoue l. Co. Eachmann co. astendorn 11,s
r bennett. A A Goldsmith 60 Goldsmith Son,
McAiister l. J, D Rbaush, yelling and + Sim
mona
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Gommer.ial.


Exports.
NEW MagnSSnte.S Snt.oS 5s Sts iers
RICE I4 uba Rosip, l21 bales yarn, S.s ov =" On
Siav lg1 packages Fruits and Vege'sp5ss nr.s. S'
packages sundr1es. 70 Empty oAi'e'''
.,or Cotton and Nice Market.
,rr,cr or The CBARL EsToN DAILY NEWS,
CHARIFs1os Wednesday Evening, July II.
corros.-A steady but moderate demand prevail
cd for this article at unchanged prices. saes 2so
bales. say 1s q. s.; ;7gs1K; 10 at 50; s2 ss
sak;10atsa We quote:
1IyxLPooI CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary $50 gs2
Low Kidding. .So7AS
NIddfn9 9,,.,..................SS g
= By New York classification We quote:
M,adl,no .3Sh@-
Rm The demand tor this grain was fair, saies
"a ta.ees Of clean Carolins, say 40 terces " TX
-sfax. Waauose common to fa,r clean Carolins a'
7x07k; good s@sXo p b.
'Markets by Telegraph
80 d. YoRE1aR MARKETS
LONDON, July 14-Noon.-con.ols ss. Bonds un-
changed
Aitsrnoop.-censols ssX. Bonds ux. Talow
active at Aba49s.
IuxlrooI, July 1l-Noon!-cotson opened
.saads ,6rner; uplands 12ksa2H; Orleans lSsisH :
Bales 1o.ooo bales -
Af,..nson.-cosson shipments from fombay to
the sta are a1,ooo bales. Breadstufs qnisf' fro-
yisaona drI- 90 -. .'sag.c
Evening. Cotton shade Arm@; uplands l2Halsho;
Orleans lsA1sH. salee 10000 bales Breads'un'
1ssxS.
md sAoss. ut II tSc.
,-...- DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Exv,Yosx. July IA Noon.-stocfs steady.
rmsy ,h,rp st I. Sterling sX. GGid SIX. Cot
Ton slx.s4Xe.> Turpeni,ne lakszs. RoEn dun;
>snnos. ysrstned 81 Is; good q 80.
Eysuins.-Coston closed arooping; sales leoo
Aiies .. stks. wAeft irregular; amber soutnu n.
nav. a boal IS; white 81. Com quie'; mixed
.Ne.tsrn s2.ssc. Pork se2M; PRINT s26Ha27 LARD
,fftm,e.; kettle 1sKa2pXc. Hhistsy 81. Fine sugar
$ -, Sus.o,.ao l1al2e. Other groceries duh. Aa-
.1H ,,stses qu,ss Cover. rehss asive; sfs a;
,IoaitSsttuS dun Monsy closed stesdy q =; supply
ample. Sterling aXs1o. God quiet .. S'%. ss0eAs
i-Asq16ular and active
,Ha1luns. July 1A-ooton steady st "a.
.WAesA a6saacsd TO- Yellow corn 81; white u u b.
con sstye and unchanged. Whisiey in good de-
msnd u 81 e4si p6.
cnuss.11. July. I.-whistey nrn Of q: Mess
vorA head ss Sss. Bacon generally held higher
shou,dsrs AK; clear sidss 1sx Lard 1sc; no s.ies
Ioussvu1x. July 14-Provisions frm- Shoulders
lax; clear ddss 1sK. Lard 1sHc.
Vnskssnos. July 1L-Spirits turpentire' notnr
inf dotng. Rosin steady at q essAh. Crude tur'
penths "a e5as Tar q 20 -.
AueusrA, July A-Narket quiet saies l''
bsles. Receipts 60. Liverpool niddlins SIX /,
SAVANNAH, July 14.-Ro market Quotations m
chsnasd.c Receipts 20 bsles. !
Mesnz July 1A-Nothina done IN cotton; Ne
esipb 10 bs,es
Nrv ou1Xss July 14-cotton steady; middlfng
aax. ssles ~ bales. Rsoeipts ST. Exports loA
Gold SIX. Sterling 81. New York sight pre-
MUM. Molassss nominal Coffee duh, nominal.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

The return OF the Dove
Only q waste of waters
Only tideless sea, 90 Nh, destb
But death in life to me.
Only the years on-coming
Rolling their silent waves
Over the bypone trouble.
over Lies hidden graves.
Only Q drear out.looking
Yor hore that islong Delayed,
And v. sriful prayer for patience,
And q w1sh that may not be prayed.
Why am ever atching?
what can ever see p
Only q dove tn It is coming
Frm far-of land to me.
Onl, . branch 1t Is bringing,
winch tells Of clearer day, ,,s.
And bears me promise OF peace ana he'
when the waters have passed away.
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Cov1seros. GA. july 9. 1857.

CovIHGToN, GA, july 8, 1887.
U7. Pyophit.-Hsving used your Liver Medicine
om"end 1t to all persons suffering from Liver al
fecfions Dyspepsia or INDIGESTION in any torn.
also recommend your Dysentcry Cordial as toe besr
remedy tor that disease Q. T. ROGERS.
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ANTI-BILIOUs PILLS, AGUE PILLS,
Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonic
AND
PURIFYING PILLS.

THE FXClLLENT REMEDIEs OF o. 8.
pRoPHITT, n. D., need no recommendstior-
their well known power in removing the diseases Pc
culiar to our Southern climate having already estsb
lished for them an e1yiable reputation In Georgia
snd the adjoining states AS the majority OF persons
Liver II Is granted by all intelligent physicians that
most Of the pains and aches OF our people are due
to orr ,nic or functional arrangement Of that impor
tant organ. Prophih's Liver Medicine and Anti
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root Of the evil
They cure the Liver which IN nine cases out OF en-,
Is at the bottom of tie Coughs. Dyspepsia, Colic
SICK Headache. Rheumatism. Constipation. Men.
strual Distractions, &C., 20 common among our
people Esrache, Tnothache, Acute Rheumatism
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind fee before
PROPHlTT's PAIN KILL 1T
like chat before the wind.
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SrANFoRIv1LLE, PUTNAM COUNTY. Ott l. 1867
DIR. q. =. frOphitt-Drai Sir-ihi- Is to certify
that have used y, UT AGue Pills for ihe las ten
20 re-. and hav" never failed o cure he Ague in
si gle instance with them They alRivs break the
chi is th. first day that n, Given can recon-
mcnd them beiuG the est al.uo mt dciue that
h We YER icund ard they leave no bad effects follow
ipg item, as Quluiue &c
Yours respectfully 4. WESTBROOK
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A. WESTBROOK.

PUTNAM COUNTY. GA. September q, 1aCs.
DR.. o. $. Prophin I'll have u>eo for the hast
two ars in my family voa Liver Medicine your
Pam Kill II, and yon Female Tolio, and I have no
ea' saying hat they the best Medicines IhaVe
e. er us, for the L ver am tomHrh Neura Q anG
Rh umatic uffIctioDs. Beadache. Colic and pains O.
every klhd sre suUdued By them After uelng the
medicines so long. chcerfully recommend them 20
auy a,d every one, AID MI hat are afflicted, The
best and safest remedies for all tile diseases for
wbeh n y are recommended. &c.
Yours respectfully, JaMEs WRIGHf.
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Druas, Chemicals, Qtf.

BOXES, TOiLEf SEIS, @e'
PATENT MEDICINES
GENUINE BAY RUM.
LU hN'S COLOGNE
Is UNSURPASSED BY ANY OTHER. TRIAL
WILL REPAY YOU.
GERMAN CoLOGNES.
LUHN'S FLAvOR1NG EXTRACTS
Have no equal for strength and purity and ouehtto
be used by all
SODA WATER DEAL AND ICE CREAM MANU-.
FACTURERs.
Mr.. z. h. JACKSON. Proprietor Of the Charleston
Hotel SAYS: s'I recommend your Extracts without
hesitation to the public for Ice Creams, JeIlies and
Pastry"
Mrs. q. N. BuLTERrMLD. Proprietress OF the Pa
yilion Hotel, says "Ihey well worthy the atten-
ton of those who deal in them or use them
These Extracts are put up iu small vials, by the
dozen, for the tPsde and family use, and In pint
quart and bali gallon bottles for manufacturers.
Congress and High Rock Spring Waters
CONSTANTLY ON BAND.
Any article desired, not in Stock, viii be procured
to order.
Goods delivered in The city FREE OF CHARGE
June 8 DAG tuths Smo
RS oS''
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to Remove all Desire
for Tobacco.
It IL Purely Vegetable and contains
nothing injurious.
The following is one Of thousands Of testimonials
shat are daily received BY the Manufacturer:
RrcHxoxp. Va, November %. 1859.
DEAR sm-Ihe "Tobscco antidote" prepared py
you according to the receipt yoa have submitted 70
is purely vegetsb e. entirely hal mless, and contains
nothing In the least injurious II s not disaRreesne
to the tsste and q home article, hope you will
meet with ready sale Tor 1t, and believe that X the
it. JOHN DOVE, II. D.
~ Price 90 cents per Boz. The usual discoun,
to the Trade.
~ For sale by
DR.. H. BAER,
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
Juna
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J. ] ! !
= FROM WHICH MANKIND SUFFER-
over q large part Of the globe. is the
consequence Of a diseased action in
~ the system, induced pY the poison
Jus nia>m oil vegetable decay bis
exhalaIoD is evolved iy the action
of collar heat on wet soil, and rises
with the waiery vapor 4 ON it.
While the sun IS below the horizon this yapor
fingers near the earth's surface, and the virus
is taken with 1t through the lungs mo the blood
there It acts o. hn irritating poison on the
Internal yiscera and eIcreting organs OF the body
lhe liver becomes torpid and fails to secrete not
only thi. virus but also the bile from the blood.
Both the virus and the bic accumulate In The circu-
la,ion nnd produce VIC ent constitutional disorder.
Ihe spleen the kidneys. and the stom .ch sympa.
thize with the iv r, and become dsJrdered also.
Finally the instinct of our organism, as In an at-
tempt to e1rei the noxious Infusion, concentrates
the rhole blood of the body in the internal e1creo
res to force them to cast 1t out. Tie blood leaves
the surface and rushes 10 the central organs with
congestive voience. 1hi- is the Chill But in this
effort it ails Then the Fever follows, IN which The
blood leaves the central organs and rushes to the
-uface as il in another effort 10 expel the Irritating
,oIson through that oh great cxcretor.-tbe skin.
In this also It fails aud tho s stem atstd Ds the
attempt exhausted. and W ITS tor Tie recnvory oi
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another dry
hes, are the fits OF paroxys OF Fever a"d Ague.
such constitutional disorder will OF course unoer-
mine the health If it is not removed.
We have laoored to md, and have fo1r'. an anti.
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pR. PRoPaITI,s FEMaLE TnNIc.

DIR. .PROPHiTI'S FEMALE TONIC.
This fedIcine. Nth its ASSOCIATED, is safe and
tain remedy tor all cursble diseases 10 WHICH Fe-
males alone ore liable. II is MIRO on excellent Ire.
vrntatise OF Nervous Blinoness or Eervou. Dis
ras' in either male or Ie ale 1t s apowpriul Ner.
vn T mic settiDg up q full and iree cir, uaton
lhu hout the s,B.e en-.
Of the above Me 'licnes sold by DRUGGISTS and
Merchants gel orally Throughout the >outhwea,
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. Jul, III -Ihe following Is the report Of
JtA11uaktsis for the week ending today:
suaAE-staek in warehouses 1t Havana ana ma
tn,s M GOO soa.s Is COG nads r. haRS,s o9.sr por
900 boxes $500 bhds; to Un,tso States ooV Do1fs
100olh sua.rs steady, closing uncnsngeo ron
last week. Lumber nrm; yellow pine s?saS susG
for boxes dull for hhds msStet supplied Excnange
ON Lond. n 1ii14H p ct premium; ON United tafee'
iixt, dsys' sight in currency, 2shs2Ah discount
wnminGson MARKET
wrLMINeros, July "a u1pESrMI-ss,ss Of
srmns Iuapxr1mr.-No sales reported; ssc
offered, and hello higher.
FoGm.-Sales OF 7N bbls at u % tor srnneo'
% 75ai for No ], and IS for pale.
THO bbIs soid at q ~ Per Dbl
BAY.- al,s frtm wharf OF 126 bsles Northern at
7Sc Per 100 pounds
Macon Market
MACON, July l7-coTroS-WIth the exception OF
Wedpesdav, there pa' been no sales this week.'he
.uumber of bales sold today was 81 1he receipts
for the week amount TO 80 bales; shipments 1k
tales. There being no sales we cannot quote The
market soav oo,,or s,.r..nrr
Stock ON hand sept4mber !. 1sss........:....1,s2e
Beoeiyed tlts week.. k..........."...... %
'0s5''' u 5s,7A
Shipped this week eek.....................l lH
shipped previously ,266-6s,AA
Stock On hand. nd.......................... Seo
Columbus Market.
COLUMBUS, Juy 12-corToN-sales Saturday
Ss ha4es at $50. No receipts saes ,eported yes
terdav. stock 24p bales ainst $40 the correspon-
ding day Last season.
.oG ~ @ariut arms.
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case with all other stimuli, be5et craving fo- e1s
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ED. S. BURNHAM.

I'LL. -. ID q NV HAM,
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. AL King. street, tnear Cslhoun,)
Charleston, Y. C.
Prepared only br DB. 0. g. PROPHIIr.
April 10 stuth6mos coTiDgton. Ga.
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DOWIE g. NOISE.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
HEvER AVID CUE,

Nay a5 tuthssmos Agents for South carolin
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Exports.
Erw YoRK-per stea,nsl ip Magnolie-ss7 bales up,
land and i6 pales =. q Island Cotton. los ler.ss
Rice a rb.s Rosip, l21 bales Yarn, &c Sv Gu sS
Clay, ls1 PACKAGES Fruits and veg sese'sG Horses.
packages hundrles s6 Empty osffe''
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TnE ATHEIST AM, THE InlsuwoMAS.-
During the month Of November, 1S43. a
clergyman and an atheist we're in one Of
tho night trains between Utica aud Al.
bauy. The night bsiug cold. the passcn-
gers gathered as closely us possible around
the stove. The atheist was very loqua.
cious, and was soon engaged in conlro-
yersy with the minister. In answer to II
question Of the latter as 20 what would be
mans condition after death, the atheist
replied: tz
Man is like pig; when he dies, that
is the cad of him.
As the minister was about to reply, n
red.faced lrish.woulan at the end Of the
car sprang up, the natural rcd Of hor face
glowing more intensely Will, passion, aud
the light Of tho lamp falling directly upon
it, aud, addressing the clergyman in Il
voice peculiarly startling aud humorous
fron its impassioncd tone aud the rich
ness Of its brogue cxclaimel:
"Arrah, now, will ye no, let the haste
alone ! Has he not said he was pig Z
and the more ye pull lis tail, the louder
he'll sqnalc."
The effect upon all was electric; the
clergymtn apoligizcd Tor his forgetfulncSs,
and the atheist was mute for the remain.
der Of the journey.
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TnAR's Folks OUT HERE.--A writer who
signs himself "E. B. p" in the Vest
Georgia Gazette, tells a pretty good story
Of the late war. Our corps Uongstreet's)
already dccimated from exposure, and The
deadly rifles of skukine hushwhackers. in
The vicinity Of ---. Tennessee, where
We had win.ered--cut of from all commit
ncation with Dixie, after the disastrous
utfair Of Missionary Ridge. the loas Of
which stronghold forced our leader to raise
the siege Of Knoxville. These almost
daily battles had SO terribly thinned our
little remnant that when We arrived in
front Of Richmond there were SO few left
that we hailed With delight the advent OF
tho cOnscripts. though we1aughel until
THO tears came. in our eyes to see the poor
fellows come into camp looking so sad and
ready TO cry. Poor fellows! we ritied
them. But their fearful ccuntenances
and long jeans coats-the skirts Of which
almost reached the ground-nnd laver-
sacks made Of half a bolster case, filled
with baked pullets and biscuits, to say
nothing of two or three bed quilts hang
ing on their shoulders, were iutensly III.
dicrOns TO US. .s
We were getting together in skirmisll
party early one morning, to drive some
Federal sIarpslouters from our front,
When one Of The above poor fellows who
"didn't want ter fife" came into camp
tier be a sogcr," and he was forthwith
PIT on III detail, armed, and told 10 d, as
the other men did Scrsmblius over the
hreastworks. the line deployed and ad.
vaneed briskly though field near the
wood. along the edge Of which were The
Feds. Bang VIII, zip aud Mimic
made Il dab Il, our hcro's feet. Itc cut h
double shuttle, and looked uslancc at bis
= aiaaes but seeing they took M uo.ico
0'i'' s'usIaiod ns.i AZ .eeiitul aal
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MARRIAGE FgE.-In Virginia. where
the law fixes the marriage fec at 81.
there is a "reminiscences of couple Who
many years ago called on parsoa aud
requested him to marry them.
airy.
The parties who were TO upite tbe;r
fortunes did so Mt once and fopnl tho ;n;n,
nmount IN no twantv.s.y., ,.,,.
u can't marry you for that sum )" said
the ;rate old gentleman, '"''
"a little BIT of sarvice will 90 long
way" suggested tho malo annl;eout
"Ah no." said tho parson, "vou don't
pay for the size Of the pill. but for tia
good you hope it will do you"
The lass, intent on marriage. bernp 10
,ha rornla ,ns,p,i a.a,,, y, " 'i o'a0''' anu
,Lon L., ~. ,I,,,..I. w l0pA''' ous'
forlo.n .,i;ia, " ~ 80. ~ s.' me .ne
.b.or,.,, La.,a..s a" BY, ~" 'u'"'u ana GREG
marry 10 tW ,n ,,nn,, .. 80. .Uu o"n
twon;v. soyon .snt's ,sn.,L Wv "a. 10
for liz rost .on,n n,,,"s H., ~ y 'a' GUMS
mi. w,s ,oo ,a,,ch a. .', ,I'a ,,r.o, n,
...; s VIZ .oo ,Iet, lor .ne Psrson. E
on t.SlE'" rejoicing 49,
...---.-.,.-- 1--,.,
~ inquis''''e arciiih tue other day,
s Sn,,' . .t i'sson' snys an exchange
llO'' Tue serlnoh vi Inc mount, broke
ou' M. u, n,ooo
. Ma. u. ~, Jesus se' SZoVo ayear Tor
p. ..Sn 7 ,t:,,. +, ~,
,h;,a ~ ~ NY ''''u III u'a no' get any
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Of time at n glancc. Price by mail, One lolla'
Address. W. II. Gardner, editor State League,
Syracuse, Now York. aug 3O.f
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

On enc occasion, during the period
when battles were fought around Rich.
,uond, one Of the Confederate batteries
happened to pass and upset suffers wagon.
Two or three gunners. inrumaging through
it, found key Of lager beer, which they
quickly hoistcd up in front Of the timber
Of one ofthe gus. The Captain, riding
st the head Of the battery. bad no. the
heart to order it to.be taken of. it being
such luxury in that dreadfully dry
country; and so it proceeded safely along
for couple Of miles. aa1iously guarded
by the thirsty captors. Suddenly the com.
.pany was startled by deep voice thun.
aering out, "Capt. c., halt this
battery" which was done instan.er, for
General 1.ongstrcet and staff were along
side. s"What have you got on that piece,
Sir y demanded the General. '14ager
beer. Sir" answered the astouished and
convicted Captain. What in HI do
you mean, Sir roared out tile General.
loading up our guns on the march, in the
face Of the enemy, with key of'lager
beer ?--and" added he, subsiding little,
and feeling for lis tin cup)--"and 'eith-
0pta1y sriyot in itH A roar Of laugh.
ter followed this terrible wrath Of the
General gimlet was quicklyiprodnced;
in minute he had drank Of a foamiug
pint to the health of tie gallant company.
and was Of Ike streak, amidst the cheers
Of the men, bis staff stringing after him
like comets tail. 7r...
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