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ttnc mn II khqurer.
Tue girl OF to-dav is raised up in the
parlor To be all ornament and nothing
more. She knows nothing OF the kit
chen; the place Is death trap To her.
She knows nothing OF the art III cookery,
and never proposes to learu the art, e1-
cept cIrcumsL noes lorce her to II; as,
tor instance, she mares some young
blooi who turns out To be prnIer than a
church mouse. and therefore S're has to
do without Il cook. Then she goes into
the kltcapn, and, with = good deal ut
gruntIng aud finger burning, manages to
scare up meal barely tit for II dog. The
girl OF To day belongs to the parlor. You
can always find her there when she is
not lying abed or shooting through the
principal streets-shoppIng. Her ednca-
ton CONSISTS OF lew less ms III gram
mar. Latin, mIslc and drawing She
completes n"thiug. \ year alter she
graduates she remembers nothing but
her school titrtaIipms As a Musician she
an art but Is an mpii>hnent. The.
result is that size not only succeeds in
numbering music. hut tho poor victims
who are often coup He'd To ilsten To her
are made sufferers. toe. Size eau dance,
she can ilIrr. She can make love as no
ther girl III this wide worli can. out
W hen We have 81 id that We. have said a
that can possibly be SAID III hey favor
She is beautiful. CHI .rmlng and almOs,
Interesting, but she j. a mere oruaInent
and nothing more. If YOU can afford to
bull a fin, hpu>e, furiISl i with rich
and costly furniture. keep horses and
CARR ages and groom To keep them in
order, by all means marry the girl of to-
day. She can spend !uul money as The
girl OF no other country can. She can
play the queen to perfection, ana viii
not only master your household affairs
but will master you. But if You are
poor keep away from her. You cannot
help falling III love with her, hut study
well the expense you will be forced into
in case you make her your wltr. If Non
see you can't well make both ends meet,
can't keep her and the hired gml, TOO,
then take our advice and mary the
hired girl
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Will Use it This Fall.

WARWICK, MD, July 12, 1856.
MEssRs. ID. SCOTT & BRO:
GenHemen:-Last Fall nsed seventeen
40 tons of your Sure Growth Super
Phosphate which | Bought through your
agent, Mr.. +. f. Marsh, and | am per
fectly satisfied with my prospects for a
good crop this year. so much SD at least
that expect t" give hun my order again
this Fall tor Snre-Growtn.
Respectfully.
f. G. LYNCH.
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on Bohemia Manor.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Mp, July %, 1856.
ID. SCoTT & BRO:
Dear StrS:-We use about eight tons
of Phosphate in the Fall on our wheat,
and for several years past have divided
our order between SureGrowth and
another fertilizer, popular in this section
and of the same cost. After faithful
trial am satisfied that Sure Growth is
equal to the best goods on the market.
We have had elegant results from it on
wheat, and the grass from it is heavier
than from anything else.
Yours respectfully.
ROBERT BAKER.
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2S Bushels Wheat per Acre.

1S Bushels Wheat per Acre.
RED POINT FARM, Elk NECK.
CECIL Co, Md, July Ii. 1856.
MEssRS. ID. SCoTT & Bro:
Dear Si,s:-I have just finished thresh
ing one field of eighteen acres Of wheat.
on which | drilled in last Fall 400 lbs. OF
Sure Growth SuperPhosphate, aud it
averaged me- twenty eight bushels to the
acre.
We have used Sure Growth on all
crops for years-and hope my landlord
will continue to get it. He is as much
delighted with it as am.
Yours respectfully.
ROBERT MCCULLOUGH.
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Has no Superior i'll the Market.
ELKToN, MD, July Il, 1856.
MEssRs. d. SCOTT & BRO:
Dear .Sirs-We used twenty-one tons
of your Sure Growth super Phosphate
last year on wheat, on our farms i'll Sas-
safras and Bohemia Manor. We have
used it for some years with good results,
and expect to increase our order tbs
Fall. 1t is as good, if not better, than any
Phosphate we have ever used. and for its
price has not its superior in this market.
Yours very truly,
JOHN 5. WRIT.
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4 Solid Endorsement.

CECILToN, MD, July Is, 1856.
MEssRs. ID. SCoTT Il Bro
GentIemen:-l have been using Your
Sure Growth Super Phosphate on wheat
fJr the past eight years, and | presume
the testimonial Can give Is, that | still
continue to use 1t.
Yours truly,
DAVID u. DAVIS.
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Knows the Sure Growth from =
Years Experience.

Years Experience.
Elk LANDING, MD, July II, 1856.
ID. SCOTT II BRO {:
GentlemeN:-I have used your Sure
Growth SuperPhosphate ever since it
was introduced into this market in 1878,
and it has uniformly given me anu my
tenants entire satisfaction. ! use no
other fertilizer except your Standard OF.
Spring crops. Knowing its value from
eight years experience, | am not dlspos-
ed to run risks when | can secure a GER
tainty. Other brands of fertilizers may
be as good, but kUOn Sure Growth is
well-named, and prefer knowledge to
speculation. Yours respectfully.
II. &. MACKALL.
p. S.-Since writing the above We have
threshed, and got 400 bushels of wheat
from So acres, or % bushels per acre.
Tie wheat Was cut fully 1 bushels per
acre by The worm. Il. Z. Nj.
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Read What Mr.. Clayton Says
About Ii.

heitu w tIstt VII. t"ii
About Ii.
CHESAPEAKE CITY, Mp July 26, 1856.
ID. SCOTT X Bro
Gsntltmen:-I have bought Sure
Growth Super Phosphate tor three years
from your agent James \. B"nlden II
has been nv custom 70 USE on wheat wv"
or three OF the best known Pnosphates
on the market Last year, along with
Sure Growth. | used two other grades OF
goods of like character, both popular III
this section-oue costing the same, and
the other more money than Sure-Growth.
NV wheat from seveutv-iive acres yielded
all through over twenty live bushels oil
red per acre. and about thirty bushels OF
Fultz per acre. If there was any differ
euce in the crop from the three fertilizers
it was in favor of sure Growth. | shall
use it again this Fall,
Yours respectfully.
WESLEY CLAYTON.
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Read What Mr.. Wilson Thinks
About it.

Elk NECK, Mp July, 10 1856.
MESsRs. d. SCOTT & Bro:
Dear .Sirs:-I have been using your
Sure Growth Super for sew
eral years, and 1t has always given entire
satisfaction. Last year used 1t along
side of fertilizer that paid SIS per
ton Ior, and found the results as good,
if not better, from Sure Growth" thai
the higher priced article. do not intend
To use anything but Sure Growth this
year. Respectfully vours.
WIN. J. WILSON,
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when it Is the Uldtashi"u,d blue mass,
blue pill SORT, aud insist ON u~irg Or
PIerce's pheasant Pnrgatiyr Pellets" a
modern medical luxury, being small, gar
coated granules, containing the active pm
ciples OF certain roots aud urrh- and which
will he found to contain AZ uurh rarharrl.
power AS any of the uld-taeuuurd, itrgrr
pills without the latter violent. drastic of
tects. The pellets operate thoroughly bur
harmle~siy, establishing permanently
healthy action Of the stomach aud towels.
and as an autl-hlIluus remedy arr uu
euualel
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personal PROPERTY:

One sorrel mar, = cows. calf, hogs Mig
Dayton wagon | horse cart. cultivat0r, grain
ian. 10 bushels OF wheat. ~ bushels of oats lot
OF hay and straw by the ton one-hali Interest in
nine acres oi corn i'll the shock. lot nj notdtoes
S.egh, set oi carriage harness, lot of poultry.
one lawn mower, one chest of tools household nd
HI chen furniture, farming implements and any
other articles.
Terms Q: Sale c. the Personal ?.,sa.y:-Al' sums OF
$40 and under cash on the day al ale Tn all
sums over that amount Il credit . .IiX months will
he given. the purcha er 10 give note with APPROX
Ell security. with Interest from the day vi sale.
Terms :: Sale CT lie Real E..a:e:-Onethird of the
pur"h money III cash the day If sale: one
third in six months rom the day OF Sa lie ana the
remaining one-third in twelve months from the
day OF sale. The = rrchaser TO give note or bond.
with approved sccIrlty. with interes from the
day OF sale ON the credit 'yments
Sale to commence at | u'clo"k NJ. The cost
the deed Ui the Real estate to be paid by the
purchaser.
ROBERT G. IENNESS. Executor.
ROBERT { THACKEEE. Attorney.
joins &. hlNpMAA. Auctiu icrr.
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EXECUTORS SALE
ReaI&PerBonaI Property
81 Acres, | Rood & 81 Perches,

more or less. situate and lying on the road lead
ing from the said ''.Ierness Mill to North East
and which was conveyed to the said Samuel j.
.Isnness by David Jenness. by deed dated the I'D
day of June. 1857. and recorded in Liber H. II.
NJ No. g. folio = &c, one OF the land record
books OF said county. This tract is under good
fencing. the land is in an excellent state of cult
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Flour and Grist Mill,

IS It. by ~ It., four stories high, and other out
buildings. The water power appurtcnant to the
mill is one OF the best in Cecil county. and the
machinery in said mill is in good repair, consist
ing of two sets of hurrs. cnh-crusher and all nee
eSsary cleaning and holting machinery.
The properties above described situated in
healthy locality. in one OF tn best neghbor-
hoods in the county, convenient to schools.
churches. stores, &c.. and they well worthy
the attention OF persons desiring such properties.
The two tracts will be offered as whole. sub
lect 10 ortxage of - 900 with interest from the
10Th day OF July, 1886: said morrg ,ge bearinr
date the 10th day OF July. 1885 and recorded i'll
Lbcr j. A. d.. No II. ioliu 239. &c. another of
said land record b, okS
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Mr.. Arbucklc has the Same En-

perience.
CHERRY HILL, Md, July II, 1856
MEs>RS. ID SCoTT Il Bro ::
Dear Sir$:-Sure-Growth Super Phos
phate has always done we'll for me on
wheat. corn and grass. | have used i,
tor a number of Years, and always with
entire satisfaction. IL has grown me All
excellent crop OF wheat tins year. and
got good set of grass, and | cordially
recommend It DIS being. i'll my judgment,
a very reliable fertilizer for wheat, corn
and grass. and to improve land.
Very truly YOURS.
DANIEL ARBUCkLE.
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Consider Sure Growth the Best.

Consider Sure Growth the Best.
Elk NECK, MD. July 10, 1856.
MtssRs ID. SCoTT Il Bro.
>irx:-We have been using your Sure
Growth Super Phosphate for wheat some
four ar tive wears. ami We consider it the
hest terrillZer we ever used. We have
used almost all kinds that are on the
market, hut yours acts the best with us.
Respectfully yours.
ANTHONY GEORGE.
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Heavy Straw and Heads Well
Filled.
lELEToN, MD, July 90, 1856.

lELKToN, MD, July 90, 1856.
MESsRs. ID. SCoTT Il BRO:
Dear Sirs:-I am farming for Mr.. B.
F. Chambers, and last Fall we drilled III
twelve tons of Sue Growth Suprr-Phos
phate with our wheat. While We have
not vet threshed, We are entirely satisfied
with the results The straw was very
heavy and the heads we'll filled. Good
judges estimate the yield at fully twenty
i've bushels per acre. | consider Sure
Growth the best fertilizer l can buy
Yours very truly,
ELY WRIGHT.
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SEC ~ Any person who shall sell. directly or
indirectly, at any place III Cecil county. Civ.
away. directly or Indirectly. at the place OF bust
ness OF such person. or any other elSun, Il "
spiriruous or iermented liquor without inst hlv-
ing obtained Il license required by this act
shall. upon Indictment AMI conyic ion thereof
he fined not less than two hundred dollars II ,r
more than 1vc hundred dollar. and failing t. ID; V
such line aud the costs Of prosecution forthwith
shall he sentenced to be confined in the AIary nd
House of Correction ior ID term vi not less than
six months nor more than one year
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Uses it with Entire Satisfaction.
FAIR HILL. MD, July s, 1856.
MEsSRS D. SCOTT & Bro:
Dear Sirs:-I have used your Sure
Growth Super-Phosphate on wheat and
corn with entire satisfaction. | don't
think it can be surpassed for corn.
Yours truly, HENRY HESS.
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T V5EK ( 9ELE7IE. +
ORGANS.
First-cIass Sewing Machines.

from $50 to 500, warranted five
years. Secondhand Machines from
$3.50 to SIS, all in good order and
warranted one year. Old machines
taken in exchange for rev. Repair
ing speciality. Needles, Oil and
parts furnished for all machines that
are now being manufactured.
Before buying it will be to your
interest to call and see me, or send
for full particulars. Terms made to
suit the customers.
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SEC. 227. No vendor OF SpirituuuS or f.rrnented
liquors, licensed under this act shall sell direct
ly or indirectly. any spirituouS erwented liz
u"rS TO any person intoxicated at the time.
shall it he lawful tor any such licensed vendor to
keep open the room where SpIrltuouS ar iernepted
liquors sold between the hours OF tive We
o'clock at night and six o'clock IN the morning.
nor to sell, directly indirectly, gave away in
such room or on or about the premises OF such
vendor any sprituOut or iermentcd nq .or. what
Socver h, tween the hours aforesaid.
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SEC. 2lS No license to sell SpirituOuS fer
mented liquor i'll Cecil county. shall be g'auted
to any hotel-keeI cr who shall naVe compiled with
the provisions OF this act. until such applicant
in addition To the sum or SuLiS OF money now
quired to be paid 10y the General License Law OF
the = ate. shall also pay To said Clerk the sum
OF one hundred dollars, to he paid to the County
Commissioners al Cecil county by said Clerk, Tor
the said county
SEC. PIP. No license to sell spIrituous fer
meuted liquor in Cecil county. snail be granted
to anv applicant utier tiian hotelkreper with n
the meaning o this act who shall have compiled
with the provisions OF this act unless said app-
cant in addition To the sum or sums OF money
now required. or which may hereafter he required
to he paid ny the General License Law OF the
State shall also pay to SAID Clerk the sum ot two
hundred and ty dollars. to he paid to the County
commissioners of Cecil county by said Clelk, iur
the of said county.
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SE". Oh. All sums received by said Clerk for
license issued under this act. sh Ill he accounted
Tor and paId by said Clerk to the County
Commissioners of CccI County on the first day
OF March. June. September and ecember in
each year. a:ld the official bond of said Clerk
shall II liable tor all OF said received for Ii
issued under this act. aud said CLERK shall
idltIon to fees now allowed by law. be en-
tailed to receive the sum ui one dollar iJr ap-
proving and hIin9 the bond and other papers OF
appirtnt>, and i've per cent commissions all
suns paid 10y HIM to said G, unity commissioners
under TINS Ict: SAID Tres and commissions To he
paid hy applicants tUt license without deduction
from the sum To be pAld To the COUNTY,.
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SEC. 10. In the trial OF any person or persons
or any house. company. association or body cor
purate. Tor IA violation OF any OF the preceding
tiuns hereof. it shall be lawful Tor the State to
prove that .uch uerSon or persons house com
pany. association or body corporate on trial. has
or have palu III SUI" he the easel SPECIAL tax to
the (iuyernm, ut o. In" United States. under the
Internal Revenue Law. thereof. upon. or Tor his.
her, their or It's business as brewer or brewers,
or retail dealer dealers i'll liz IOrS Wholesale
dealer or dealers in liquors or retail dealer
dealers i'll malt liquors. or whOIes lie dealer
iealers III malt liquors tas the case may be- III
Cecil county, Tor period OF time within which
such violation has occurred and To prove that he.
she, ii or they has or have registered his. her.
their or its business tur said perIud such dealer
or dealers with the Collector OF Int nal Revenue
Tor the district oi which Cecil county shall form
part. and that he. she il or they made applir;l-
tlun To said Collector to he 50 registered, and II
shall be wul Tor the State. i'll such case t" offer
i'll evidence SAID Internal Revenue laws rrIaIi. Z
To said special taxes and the payment al said
special tax or tn xcs upon and the registering OF
his. her. their its said business may be- proved
by certificate OF said Collector or any Of ui> de
puIieS, or 10y the sworn testimony of him. any
Ul them, and Il copy OF the Application uI any
person or persons. house, company, association or
body corporate Tor registry under said Revenue
LAWS. made and attcSted 10y said Collector or
any of his deputies shall hc pfiHId tdCIe pluui OF
such application.
SEC il. II any druggist or pharmacist shall
violate any OF the provisions OF the sections hereof
under said subtitle. he, sine it ar they snail lee
liable to the same penalties which are set forth
III section eight aforesaid
SEC. Il. Oue-naIt OF all fines imposed under
this act shall be paid to the Iniur.:irI. and the
balance shall be paid to the Board # County
School Conn ISsl"ners of sand c"u.ty iur the use
Of Public Schools tuCre IL.
s,E,. Is All prosecutions to- violations u'any OF
the prov Sluns or the >rci'uus dud"r SAID subtitle,
shan Toe upon l'rcscuJncnt amt Indictment. TUT
any Just vc oi Inc P"itC" 81 Shlu county stall
nave TIA" same authority 10 rer'lN" Information OF
Violation, thereof. .tud To take haurr> AM
hIIi. cor cuumI as Is now exercised ny Justices
%, .i,,. Peace. of SAID county, uirrr ln. tirtlyr.tI
q ...# = "a kI-rr. F-f..
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SIC. = No rer>ou. lc'>u :. house. COMPANY as
ISOLATION body corporate, shall after the first
day o. January. IN the Ncar ri hteru hundred
and ci"ntv-S' ven. dep".it. keep or have in his
her their or its possession any Slir,ru or Ter
merte liquors nr alcoholic hittrr> IntoNic't ting
drinks al any kind. cider. tnrIr h""r. lager
beer. Schi apps or gln, or any article used and
sold as h, crr@ge III the conf o>i,i n or com
pounding. a. witch whisky. hraftd,. hir h wines
or aico Oh or any SplrltuouS or iermcuted lipUurs
sh III bv al ngre6Irui or lEgreicl +. with III
tent tn barter or sell or = ivt. the same in
vi ,iHtI"n al the pruVI-I OF the proceeding
ton ter"u'. or with intent that III the
shall lac hnltercn ~ sold. or gwen away i'll viola
t"n thcI,u Wit i'll ia, limits OF said county.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-30

THE heavy rains of the past week
have done the work contemplated,
and the counties along the Missls.
sippi in the northwestern part of
the State viii suffer in spite of time
~ warning. A levee broke below
Austin, AZ miles south OF Memphis,
last Tuesday night. The counties
of Tunica and Coaboma will, there.
fore, be inundated and four or five
counties will suffer more or less.
The river is reported higher than
in 1882.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-30
FROM NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO

Fred. Il. Van Meerbeeke, age 20,
of New York City, on a trip from
that city to San Francisco VIA New
Orleans, OH a Columbia bicycle, ar.
rived here Tuesday morning. He
left New York City (City HALL at
II noon, March l, 1886. He lost
II days on account of rain, etc, for
which he gets credit. Actual riding
time from New York to Lynchburg,
Va, IA distance of 435 miles by
roads, was 1873 hours, IL minutes;
from Lynch6urg to Atlanta, 400
miles by country roads, 151 hours,
D minutes.
Atlanta to Montgomery, 175
miles, A hours; Montgomery to
Tensas, Ala, 81 hours and 20 min.
utes, 81 miles train from Tenas to
Mobile, IL miles, the only way to
get through it as there are so many
trestles and swamps. He leaves
this Tuesday afternoon for New
Orleans, where he will rest about
two weeks, then proceed to San
francisco. He is the youngest
person that has ever undertaken
such ii long journey. His health
is good. He has lost about one
pound. He calculates on making
the trip IN $50 days.-Mobile Regis.
ter.
Van Meerbeeke arrived here Wed.
nesday evening and left Thursday
morning Joyous and happy. He
has a rugged road from here to
New Orleans.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-30
JUDGE VAN EATON AND THE BLAIR
BIII,

The Summit Sentinel has publish
/ ed the following private letter fron
our Congressman Judge II. 5. Val
. Eaton in which that gentleman
, gives his reasons for opposing the
/. Blair Educational Bill, and for that
reason we reproduce it for the ben
eft of our readers:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, !
WASHINGTON, d. c., April Ia, 1885, }
/ thank you most sincerely for your
%oaliant aud noble defense of me in the
Sentinel of the 9th, touching my position
on the Blair Bill, which l regard as the
most cunning and dangerous and hurtful
measure for the South since the dark days
of reconstruction offspring of the brain
of a cunning South hating Yankee .crank'
its intended evils are many the first is
to deplete the treasury in the interest of
high tariff robbers and New England fac
tory lords; second, to make us pay to
educate the negro for the most part-bat
they say it will give Mississippi $4,500,-
900. Not unless we raise by taxation the
same amount, making say $4,000. 900 IN
eight years. Then we've got to be taxed
our share of the $4,000, 900 we are to get
under the Blair bill, for its not in the
treasury its got to be put there, and you
and l have got to put our hands in our
pockets to help do it. The other, or the
States $4. 500, 000, we must raise directly
by taxation, for we get only as many
Blair dollars as we raise ourselves, aud
then what is it all fori Common schools.
No sectarian school or academy can get a
cent, and as the Africans outnumber us
in Mississip ii, and there must be no dis
elimination on account OF race OF color, of
course they Will get the lions share, as
its Yankee author means they should, of
the largely increased taxes the bill makes
us pay for, Us usual, the darkey will
pay none, and get most of the benefit.
.! most magnificent scheme! o! cun-
ningly devised trick! But this is only n
bh1dll paw VI buC DlAl . uCNllhItulJ ANU
besides, it is outrageously demonstrations
al. 1t is true, all the rest of our delega-
ton voted the other way on the question
of reference, but it is also true that Meth
er they nor our Senators like the bill any
better than l do--the only difference is /
voted my convictions. Another thing, |
know grave Senators voted for the iniqui-
ty with the hope and belief tie HOuse
would kill it. demonstrating one day
with one of that body of national fame
for favoring such a measure, he laughing
" said ayes, it's a bad measure, but you
Over in the House will never let
it become a law" and | don't believe we
will. WhyP Because a majority of us
are Democrats. l have some mighty good
company, notably, Senators Coke, of Tex
Is, and Morgan, of Alabama, two as fine
'peelmens of Southern manhood, Democ
acy and craftsmanship as the country
AN produce. But / weary you.
II. S. VAN EATON.