davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-24
pusomI CLOTHES.
Sollo an0 aOoms.
TP-TOwN ADyEkTI~ERS

ITP-TOWN ADNEKTI~ERS
May leave their favors ~ luz sr~ at ms on.J
I.13S broadway. corner of tl.t st tl ~ +. NJ and
lOS Wr,l 2li ST. opposite CRAM Opera a 1hsc, anu
No. 200 ID AY. corner VI titn d., uht.. = T. NJ
NOex,rA char-c
FEW MEN can DO Accummodlted WIN good
N board And pleasant rooms slso ie" ladies, IL
Allen IT,, corner Canal
FURNISHED rooms for gentlemen and light
~ housekeeping. 2Bj Br0ome 81, three lOOrs from
Orchard
A PEW men. also ladies'. can obtain board large
~ and small rooms parOr DIRE, AMI gas. 231 West
SD st.
A NEATLY furnished front room for two gentle.
~ men also hall room to let at % DIVISION At.
INRANK FORT HOUSE, sO2 William St; open
u all night; 200 rooms, S)c, Soc OOc gcn"lnen aud
families.
UNFINISHED room for housekeeping rent " 30
Il per week room for gentleman, tl,b0. Narlck st.
GOOD board ami feather beds terms reasonable
" Al 40 East 1871 -.
1IE FORSYTH ST,-NiccS furnished rooms
i Ofor respectable gentlemen OF man ana VIE
80 CEDAR ST.-Lodgings 2Oc 25c.. and soc
L II 1 also, rooms for families meals 25c open all
ways Plckwick House.
% a WEST 18TH ST, Good hoard and nicely
O1O furnished rooms kA.s0 for gentlemen. loss for
ladies rug t9ree umea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-24
MnnttA..-Htmalta.

Il
A, ana al other Kinds Of sewing m.chiaes sent on
msn;. tagen sfter sfst At u weekly or rented at ts
monsblv Every machine bought from us We warren,
n year.. ysa fh ssq sS e only steady and
place At 1Se Sewing Machine sitehns Compsny'
Beecker st.; branch ofce 2l3 Nv A. oedTeen tSsn
II. ,o 1is' H. '"''' -" :" '''
ETIFIcIAHEE RssG ss s19 lsSd 4, a.
NUMBER of operators and basters on nne white
N vests. Csll all week at 20 Watts 81. -
A LPACA COAT HANDS wanted. also spresssr'
DAsTERL and nnishers on vests. ii5 East ilous
ID ton It,. over barber shop.
nOMEsTIC.-Ncw machines for sale at ~ per
IDwecK, plenty good work furnished. l9l 'rahu ~.
IIxPERIENCED hands to finish caps IS WoOs'
uun>EuS wanted ON ladies' linen collars and cuffs.
RGHl'fh1sT M'F'G Co. IDS Centre s., near Canal
tRONERs wanted on new shirts $50 West 43d st. |
AIDES laqgn ops,5,,lns .p,I msSng HSc Ssi
IL ing and cutting iei Grand 81 Mrs flMNhi"
OPERATORS and basters wanted on alpaca
nanncl. and linen cOatst good prices wnrk gwen
S STst ioi f''' "''''
npEK,TOR-, basters aud buitonhoie max. -
Owanicd on whit. vests on W. a VS. machines s5S
West 18Th IT., second moor
-c and e NeT cSamS. st. dooi
from Chatham. 81 n1or.
OrEgAToH5S on %Hc2pc 90 on ,bs ,Ge Tsrs
nPtRATORS on rnc shop coats. ass hast 10th
" It. between Avs and &. rear house second hpOr.
OPERATORS and basiers on nne alpaca and dan.
NIn coats. None but good hands DOL ana u'J bth aN
NPERATOR,s md bas,crs on ye',si 9,n,y g2od
nPER ATOR-. bss,ers. and learners on vests In.
" qairc At so5 HcpSins't IN the rear Brooklyn
nrtMA~iI &: TSTfSfrs It6 'nsS:sISS3f. rnom,.a
- coat also prcsscr. Az Nesi 3,d ST.
NpER .TORS on nne flannel shirts only cxpe.
~ ncnccd h'ni' need amply at '"' ''a ST.
as1. amen IPS y, top %F' ."
nPER ATOR- and prr.seri on linen suits. Call all
~ we ,.,r Wv , '," :. a.s
~ 'East ION It.. cigar store.
nPERATORs sud nuishers on shop pants wanted
,,,,,A,, ,,,,,,,,~vs ,,,,,c, s,,i .,r,,t mar
:s u s S Ess co;s %iis E ssS
SEWI>G MACHINE Kinds on trial In.
Nstructions free rented Is Tr9n,9lrs n,.ocr.,,
SINGrK'- family -; wheeler wil.on. wilcox
% Gibn., Domestic ~ per month oSl huison' near
| Eleventh Fl.
SINGERs new Machine. for s y, e a, q per week
,,,v.rr.u,,, amir, maser. .sn,ed ON white and
eciSred shirts also nnisher'. lss Greenwich sv'
.rn,,~ .nxvur,svDs
'P-TONN ADV bkTI~hhS
u, ,.... ,A.,. ,.-o-. o., IN, srx a, the onix
authorized up.t lwn Advertisement Offices. . .
t.2aS Hruatway. corner Of 3l-t st. I'll gf W. ana
:,DS West ssl IT,. opposife Grand Opcri House. and
NGcitr' charge.
" nnnNsr.iDnds f,b S"pk~ stcady wnrK Tor a good
h,t utxSTY l(l.Os hook lulrrn. "A Cr 4nberry 81.
! UtnoklVn.
.,,,>Tvn o,..,,,,, aud ,s.,or.- on nov.. .n,,. on
W sin'ei's improved maclnhe none hut experienced
hand. need apply. IS FRANKLIN ST., top lot. Can AL
WceS
.......... 80, - =, 1, ~ - 80
NJ ANItD 'A'l.HI Ahu ",l'V na'u i. 80, 49,,
" oA rl!N : go as, l,;;qu,, ~ ,y.,h ~ W.
,,.. -, ,,,.. ..,., .,o,, ., ,,e.cer.
| WANTED y neat. lll XIII AuOul - u laNt 'i-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-24

LIABILITIES.
Amount due Depositors. ... f2.6toG7 20 - -
Interest credited Jan 1870 753ip % ts1dd.fS2 "
SURPLUS ............ tijt.O52 IS
The rate of interest paid per cent per annum
The above sccurieties have been examined and found
correct
RICHARD J. GODwIN,)
JOSEPH WILDE, Examining Committee.
JOHS MCCANN, -
sworn before me, this 10th day Of January 1870.
ALFRED c. SOU REs, Notary Punllc.
JAMES s. BEARSS, President
fRAsrus nuLKLyY. vtc. pr..,dents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-24
snsiruttlon
situations dllanlro.

NNWlllJUa VVNlUltU,
4 SITI ALTON wanted bv an American youngg girl
~ NJ ch tmbernlld and to mimi chl irrn, and nANe
herself usefui Apply At AZ lleth a., second Moor
can MONDAY ~ send card TO q, buchn"r.
ARE~PECr FABLE woman would ike some gen.
~ clemens AMI family Washing at her own house at
10 cents dozen can or address l5i West 3sh st. top
nOOr back rooms
A GENTEEI, Intelligent nov, "a years, to learn
N trade has knowledge IN drawing Address
w. r. MILLER, PA 10Th av
A YOUNG German eir wishes a situation ~
~ hmAil family TO do general housework Apply ~
No. 22O East ijlh IT,, bet "a snd 81 avs,
A XOTNG American grl would IKE situation to
N attend store; has mad SOM experience. CAL or
address NJ. NJ ROACH, % suffolk 81.
FIRST-CLAS- cake and bread foreman ami
N good laird hama desires good place. Can Al W,
VOLTS 40 5th st., LIST moor.
FAMILY and gents washing Done up Il Doe. a
Il 0olen, al W thrysue stn room w. Can after T. NJ
ION COMPOSlTOR Ten years' CITY experience.
- dcs res stultlOn; WI accept very low wages, Adj
dress A., DpN l57, sun Office,
SITUATION WANTED German girl wishes a
= place Tor gener. hOusework CITY or country VI Ell
Bowery
WANTED-Dy young woman situation IN q
w restaurant or boarding house Is accustomed TO
order cooKing not afraid Of work Inquire 81 S20
West 2sth 81 ton "ooE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-24
Nlis,r.llt3aa.
Si,nllsIEp.

deal TIFI Lsets Of teeth Tor IS slns.c. var
ID RAJ tct silver ullinSs, %. \. prN'+' '' '''
80 .d2 6th
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-24
Shipping.

4 NCIIOR IINF.-U.S MAIL STEAMERS.
" SAIL EVERY SATURDAY
Passengers booked at lowest rates to or from any
port Or railroad station IN Great Br tam Dr ireland.
HENDERSON BRO TIERS Bowling Grecn
nIRECr LINF TO FRANCE, via Plymouth.
4 The General Transatlantic tOmpanys st"aners tor
iavre san urdavs. Excursion tickets ut reduced
rates. LOUIS DE BEDlAN, Agent 55 Bro idwsy.
INMAN LINE.-RoYAL NAIL STEAMERS AkH
Il appointed to sail As follows:
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF ANrMElP. .....shurdu, In ~ AZ 7 A. n
CITY OF MONTREAL ....... SATURDAY. lie u, Z A n
CRY OF SEW YORK ...... Sti irdaY FEB. w. J.. II.
sno eacn succeoiing Saturd " from Pier 49, y Il
RATES OF PASSAGE;
CABIN ....................sO J. so), and 300 gold
SrkERAGE .........."..........tSS currency.
Drafts Issued II lowest rates. ~. -.
FIR cabin pas,lgn ami geieral business app a. tho
Company office, 10 BROADWAY. =. =, .,
JOHN e. DALE Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-24

Susinfss ogantts.
4 DISTIII.ERN liquor store tor sale. doing good
n business. Apalj 10 THOMAS GAFFNEY, II Ten
ire 81
4 oldest hished corner grocery store a. bargain.
~ Inquire nt GOV 6rD euNich 81
DAkEHN. An o.l-esmbh,hcd bakery for ale.
ID baking ten barrels week, all ruii over the conn.
ter family haking more than pays the rent Can
At $50 last 22d ~.
DAkEIiN and ice cream saloon for sale good
ID chance Tor prictrpl man to make money good
reason for selling. $50 Bedford av, bruuklyn
NOR SAIE-A well stocked candy ana variety
J. store NEAR lArge pubic school reason Tor sell
ing other business Can from % IL oclocS At -. lst
o. NO agents
NOR SALE. A down town hrstcla,s harroum tor
u sale. raj road depot. and convenient 60 all fer
RES. Inquire Of j. II. II. WELLBHOOh, 90 NcscY st.
HNOR SAIE-On account Of other business. station.
y cry, newspaper ana confectionery store. 2o2 Grand
st., W d iausbuigh
INOK SALE News stand with three good routes,
Il corner an 81. and B,h av,
GROCERY store, stock and fixtures for sale cheap :
NJ ohe business eau OF selling 0Os East 10th st.,
near Az 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-24
NATIONAL 6 E5ST b risE = and a. n IL

CABIN passage, 800 and $40 currency. steerage At
gre reduced prices Return tickets ~ reduced rat
Prepaid steorsRc tickets from Liverpool at the oWe|
rates Apply at the companys once, % Rrol lNaY.
v. j. HURST, Manager
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-24
$osl anu %ounr.

INOUND A plckcthook, which the owner can have
u ~ proving property ana paving changes ny ca ling
on INFANT staten Island Ferry once, between 3
and O'clock, A. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-24

t,ss' r. nr nyEKTFr' vlcerrendcn''.
IlRANkIIN SAVINGS BANk. -i2D ST. AND
l. srH Az INTEREST DIVIDEND. o. Interest OF tho
rate ak per cent gauum for the ak months end
Ing Jan. 1. 1870 viii be pad to dcpostors entitled
thereto after Mnniay Jan. H. Deposits made on
or befOreJan 10 interest from tne lst January
JAMES r CHAMBkRLAIN, President
JANIS T.. SMITH, secretary.
NEW YORK SAVINGS BA>k. Eighth az,
paid from the nrst OF each month Assets sjijofj
wv BEiNcKElhOFF. Sec. RID. II. BULL Pros.
DEPORT or THE ..
Id 1EuTONIA SAVINGS BANR,
No. IS Az A. corner "a It,. \. \.
AIRY 1, 1870.
RESOURCES.
BDnds and MORTGAGE. sspl 80 W
T. =. Hun's. lao w
y \ CIV Ronds lSlO12 10
brooklyn CITY Blnos...... 9.al ~
y STATE iiuhd~. ..s..t. ...t..t..t. oeSA- W
Tca estate tbanN building and nAturesl... 5Sil ~
Cash hand 4ss.s. l.i,sl2 %
cash Deposited In banks lSiS2s ~
Interest accrued luNe tnents ......... b3jis 90
Tota....................... .tsIss,i71 20
LIABILITIES.
IN. depostors Jan. l. 1874 ........... ts0li so 40
Interest created Jan. l, 1901 II
Surplus .,....,........ 7lS'0 80
'o''''''''''J oRN scnIULRMASNS.' Pres ~
MICHAEL hAuS, Secy.
Lot GROHuF, Treas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-24
DACIrIC NAIL srENM-mlP .LlNr.. z
DIED STAR LINE.-AppOinted To- carr tue u
III gan aud United states Mails.

PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY -
First so second Ctbin ..... 40
Steeragr tickets TO aud from AL points NJ the lowest
rates Passenger accommodations for all classes ia
surpassed.
For passage rates OF freight and other informAton
apply to GEO. W. COTTON, az Broad A.. ~ T.
PETER WRIGHT SONS. General Agents.
3Ol Mslnut st., Philadelphia
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent
a M
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-07
TeIegraphic Nuggets.

The Italian Parliament met Mon
day.
Several heavy provision and wool
houses of Boston have failed.
Winslow, the forger, will sail from
England for Boston March 2lst.
The Bonapartists have over one
hundred majority in the new French
legislature.
Three young men were overtaken by
q snow storm near ST. Johns, N. F.,
recently, and perished.
A dispatch from Pesth, Hungary,
states that the Danube is again rising
and that life and property are being
sacrificed to the insatiate flood.
Albert Grant, the noted English
financier, is coming to this country to
testify before the Schenck investiga-
ton committee. His testimony Will
hel Schcnck.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-07
WASHINGTON.
schenck's Successor. Etc.

Washington. March 8.-The Presi-
Richard H. Dana, Jr., of Massachu-
setts, to be envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary to Great
Britain, vice Robert c. Schenck, re-
signed
Senator Dorsey's bill amendatory of
the Pacific railroad laws asserts in n
preamble that the Central Pacific rail-
road company has improperly in
creased its capital stock, its interest
bearingssecurities andlts liabilities, for
or on account of branch roads, steam-
boat lines and other properties, with
out the authority of Congress, and
without a corresponding increase in
value Of its real and personal property,
and that such action is designed to
postpone for long time any action on
the part of the government in fixing
tariff of rates as the 18th section of the
law of July 1st, 1862, authorized
whenever its net earnings should ex-
ceed ten per centum upon the actual
cost of the road between Ogden and
Sacramento. The bill therefore pro-
poses to restrain the issue or sale of
any more obligations of the company
secured by mortgage upon the line or
land granted by the United States to
aid its construction.
The President" has ordered General
Sheridanlto notify Evans, post trader
at Fort Sill, that his appointment is
revoked. He will be permitted to re-
main until his successor is appointed.
Gen. Babcock has not resigned and
says he will not.
The President said late this after
noon that nothing had been definitely
arranged regarding the appointment
of Secretary of Wal, and the question,
it is certain, will not be determined
until tomorrow, after the cabinet con-
sultation.
The st. Louis Times having charg-
ed that Attorney General Pierrepont
obtained from District Attorney
Dyer full particulars ofthe case of the
Government against Babcock, which
he then furnished to BabcoclS's at
torneys, Pierrepont comes out in n
card denying the whole story.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-07
BAD BELKNAP.
A Prisoner in His Own House-His Sue
cessor Appointed.

- h-Sodof III Ills OWA 1OuSo-hlS QUO
cessor Appointed.
Washington, March 6.-Ex- -Secre-
tary Belknap remains in his own
house, which he has not left since the
tender of his resignation. He is to all
purposes prisoner, the entrances
back and front being guarded by po-
licemen. Messrs. Carpenter and Blair,
counsel for Bel KNAPP, appeared at the
Attorney Generals Office to-day, and
asked that the police be removed, as
the Secretary had no intention what
ever of attempting flight from WASH
ington. To this answer was made
that as soon as an indictment was
found the Secretary would be arrest
ed; he could then give bail which
would relieve him from surveillance
to which he is now subjected, but
should the grand jury meet with any
embarrassments in obtaining ueces-
sary evidence to frame an indictment
upon, the arrest will be made with
out indictment. Several personal
friends have visited Gen. Belknap to
assure him of their sympathy in his
troubles.
A telegram was sent from the
White House to gentleman whose
name has not been mentioned out
side of the cabinet, rendering the ap-
pointment of Secretary of Var. Act
ing in accordance with the rule of the
President, no mention will be made
of his intention regarding the APP
pointment until the party to whom
it is rendered has signifled that he
will accept the Office.
This afternoon Judge Smell, of the
police court, received note from At
torney Wells, statil g that Ex-senator
Carpenter had informed him that
Belknap wouldn't be ready to appear
in court to-day with his bail, and ask
ing that his case be allowed to stand,
and that this arrangement has been
agreed to. Belknap will remain in
the custody OF officers and will have
his hearing tomorrow.
The House judiciary committee has
completed the Bclknap articles of inn
parchment. They are 20 in number
aud charge him with violating sec
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-07
MEXICO.


The Insurrection Gaining Ground.
Brownsville, Tex, March 6.--The
revolutionists under Diaz are rapidly
gaining strength and considerable
CONSERVATION prevails among the
government adherents in the towns
along the Mexican border, many fam
lilies seeking protection on the Ameri-
can side at Rio Grande city, Eden
burg and Brownsville. Matamoras is
considered the present objective point
of the Diaz party although it is
strongly fortified city. The small
garrison of federal troops now there
under Christie, is inadequate for all
purposes. Caparal. who was ordered
with his command from Cammacota
to their assistance, arrived on the Sd,
having missed or avoided Penna OIL
tine route, contrary to the expectations
of the government party. Penna, after
taking Ronasa and his force being
augmented by about 400 volunteers,
received orders from Diaz to advance
Immediately. Camargo reports that
he has reached Las Curas. the noted
den of cattle thieves and the point at
which McNally recently crossed into
Mexico, where his force will probably
be increased. DiaZ remains quiet at
Brownsville. He is probably waiting
until the force of Penna is sufficiently
strong to make an attempt on Mata-
moras.
Later-Penna this morning took
undisturbed possession of Camargo,
wherein an order for forcible tax
will probably be made, to increase the
finances of the filibusters.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-07
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, March -Edmunds,
from the select committee to which
was referred the resolution and mes
sage from the House of Representa-
tives in regard to the impeachment
of w. w. Belknap. late Secretary of
War, reported preamble and reso-
luton declaring that the Senate will
take the order in the premises accord
ing to its standing rule, and directing
the Secretary 10 notify the House
OF Representatives. Agreed to.
Sherman called up the resolution OF
the New York Chamber of Com
merce favoring specie resumption,
and spoke at length in support of t he
measure. A resolution instructing
the Secretary ofthe Interior tofurnish
the Senate with information as to the
cost of the Indian bureau since its or
ganization, and the number of In
dians cared for, was agreed to-.
A resolution instructing the Post
master General to furnish the Senate
with all the Information in his poss-
ession concerning ''strawn bids for
mail contracts was agreed to. Ad-
journed.
HOUSE.
Among the bills introduced and
referred was one by Randall decla-
ring the immunity of witnesses for
the United States. 1t provides that a
witness shall not be liable to arrest
after he has been subpnnaed or after
testifying, and that he shall never be
convicted on account of any matter
disclosed by him in his testimony,
and that it shall be penal offense to
intimidate or attempt TO intimidate
any witness by threatening him with
prosecution. Morrison presented q
bill e xempting witnesses from Grim,
inal prosecution who testify before
either house of Congress. Referred
A resolution instructing an inves
tigation into the reported use of IL
legal means to obstruct the trial o
the safe burglars was adopted, anC
also resolution directing an investi
CATION of the alleged illegal use of in
formation obtained from Col. Dye
by Attorney General Pierrepont re
garding the governments case in tn,
recent whisky trials at st. Louis. Ad
journed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-07

tion 1871 of the Revised Statutes, the
penalty for which is Imprisonment of
not over two years and fins of not
over $4,000.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-07

Orders promptly filed. Terms cash.
OBrien's ne,o block, 17th street,
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Lock box 2207. jan12-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-07
PRICE LIST.

Flour. 50 %, 50 50 and ss rs per sack. War
anted good.
The daily Argus., 1876-04-03
Family Discussions.


Yesterday noon a bold, bad boy who
lives On Columbia street went home from
school and said; Dear mother, mayn't
] 20 in my bare feet this afternoon None
Of the boys wear shoes n the spring"
But his mother said: mo, my darling
boy, cannot let you go bare footed, and
if you tease me about it, | will waffle your
tender cuticle with the rnkind eLd Of a
skate strap So the bold, bad boy closed
With a sigh, and when the yeas ani nays
we're called his motion did not prevail, and
the house soon after adjourned But the
boy went ont Of the yard by the alieyway,
and took off his shoes and stockings aud
hid them behind the WOO pile, and scud-
dei meTrily "tf to school, and everybody
admired his fat, muddy bare feet. But
when he got cut of school the ground was
covered with snow. and he had d very
solemn tin.e hiprity yhupping back home
and when he got there he couldn't tell the
woodpiie from haystack, and his shoes
and stockings migbt as we'll have been in
| the middle uf the ocean lnr all tie good
! they did him. SO he went Into the house
and, after great deal of thbustering, Ee
made his report, which was tabled, and
the house went into committee of the whole
on the state of the boy. His mother tool
| the floor, anG after an exciting and highly
interesting session. the Commits rose and
the house Adjourned, while the boy rubbed
such portions of his anatomy as he coulc
reach, and framed bill for the more per
feet prevention Of chilblains
The daily Argus., 1876-04-03
Dying Words.
From the 81. Louis Times.

The following are the dying words of
deceased:
Shed no muIeteers sGor me-B H.
BrtstOao
The game is played out-Poher Bob
,Scheack
Stand by your post-traderships- Teat
q 4rn,ee Belhaap.
am glad that | die young 1t would
be terrible thing to grow old and sinful
Williams.
My son, never write tters--Fte,7epont
This is not suicide, but assassination-J j.
b. Henderson,
If | could only have been born twins |
could have made twice as much-O1vI IL.
| Grant
Some love to roam Ger the dark sea
foam, but as for me, give me worm eaten
hull IN snug harbor-RObcsOa.
Don't weep for me- I'm glad to get out
OF the wilderness Meet me on the happy
hunting grounds -DeldnO
Tell B. Butler | died happy, by special
request-R. H. Dana.
Look not at the still when it is crooked
John Ne Donald
They say the streets of the New Jerusa
lem are paved with gold | want to go
Boss Shepherd.
Who would have thought that cold
tongue would kill a man ?-.Jabber9nq jim
Blaine
| This is sacred thing Deacon Mckee
A tanner won't last you more'n eigh
years Babcock.
L go where NUNS the word'-.J0yce