Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, June 14, 1843, Image 1

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-' '1 ~ "w~wmellug. no3 P133wvo Ate 21vnpIe of our Liberaiou and If it ="It (ni, we wlU Perlah ailidst theia. before. fdate Of a paid w ofthe No at NNP AnV oaia year tht 31 hsrerk # 1 tb5 - - wee - Ilk * * ;~sir-b ad be fullyth&t aI ad' h l is*matbefredse g be DU5Or t: a~~y bfore the 5th ybe;hroe th Lor's Sneay be-m An 4te dh Lord's -- We hav. ;PctuI~i4M . Lehban and Muin4:.. ne ha~y AsW. 34-- Lord. Day in 08 ile Day 4Jhulbat in t OnI~ 4thbbath~in at --- gao.a - ' Os U ein A - " be th~, j~ip - SWC ENE. IVhig Ceniiema,:with paper and geaciL.-My riend, I suppose you intend to vote thsiWhig- ticket, as usual. WorkLnaf.-Why ;do you wish-to - WAi.--We are now wiiiog out our -isrtobe returned to the-eentral commiit te end WO:.wsu~t; c ta. the true men raszonday in April. aragasa.---4,shalt.vote.-asJ please tejoifrij- h-as. hadsenough of your. seanean.-dA3pigh of -Whigliines. Whig.-Butfriend, you usuprise me idon' abetsyn ,deterniiitil; .how you vote: have theJados:beensein'g you I S.or i atisr.-I'have beenseen by no neas tohw-Tshall vte. I am. free iman in ev seae -if the-wod. and -will Do o';er ear ubt feiters that you and joiarfrnd4rokld pt on me. We work angmen have bIee deceived-cruelly, on eelingly deceived, andi by men. who know, Jor ought to know better. liell you plain ly, ifthe ears the "two d'ollars a day and es ef'' times thai you..promised us,wI have hpd enonh -of snch fare; and my i fellow.working mnwho talk with-me, all i fhfg. -Bu9you know we slid not pOr, i mise that 5itralUy and certainlv. Workin'gutu:-Yes, vou diJ; and here i Is .koerst'Jfohn Davi' speech, whiehi1 you give me, i 1N0,. which says.. so in I substance i~in in ,words; and you know and I lwow. that when we were parading To'Ihe Bunkethill procession. (for we were i hoth thieres hat very -roast beef and 1wo 4 dollars," was the most ospicous motto 4 in the line.. - Wvlg.-Well, but yin must make some alloirunee-for the obstiacy of Tyler, who I bas stand iti the.way of the banik which 1 we meisnt to make. anl which would have, i brought about the good times. irk~atmten.-Tell me not of that, for t ofill the curesever inflicted on any coun try,.he asit E. B. Bank was the biggest. I It'new lies in one putrefying mass of cor- a ru. aioa in Philadelphia, a stench in &be 4 nostrils of every honest man. I did not i once think so-;-but I-cannot disbelieve the i cikence-of my own senses. 'Wki .-But that is the bank under its r State charter, imot JVuited.States. r Workingrap.-It was the. same thing i in another 'dress-the same capital, the I sanie stockholders, the same men to man age 1i. and. the same swindler in the head I o it. Who believes that they would have i been more honest, or less powerful for i mishief. utnder a congress charter, than i under one granted by Pennsylvania ? And I could any one new bank be entrusted to I hands that you could have bad more con- i fidence in, than you did have in Biddle, 1 Jadop, and the rest, who you once told i ine were the Saviors of the country 1 I tell o you ! have been humbugged loug enough, s and it -is too late for you to try it furt tier 1 in bank matters. Iesides, when you i pureiised lhe "beef and two dollars," and I to make.the people happier and richer, I yeu said -:hat the mere election of the i Wbig candidates would do it, and would i add ICO millions to the prices of all pro i perty. -Confidence," as you called it, not bank. was to do this: but instead of i that, the whig times are worse than any other ever known: larrisou and T) ler were not put up as bank men. H arrison you know, and I knov. 0hclitred from tho a stump, "I am not a buk ' nn-.e Sl'y tainm I ever trusted a bank, I was chentid I out of all I was worth ." and as for Tyler. every body knows he was of the Virginia anti-bank schol. I have here a Whig paper sent me for nothing, from New Lou don during- Presidentmal election~which hbads the whiiaet 'no national bank, I an'd nosub-tre snry." Now we have just what th-ili~g paper said was wauted to. I make good times, "no national bank and no sub.zreasury"-and yet your promises Whig~ucoitmust notecxpcct every thing at,ise. Wklaasan.-Every thing at ooee! why you. have done-oothing but make times worse. You, have had your onn way for two years, in all that you said wast necessary to make thic,. right. .Yoa I hove repealed the suabf-reaslry-ma'de a 'I bankrupt inw-diszibuted tiidland money I as long as you dared-and enacted a new. tarifl, that was to do wonders.' Now see where we are, and what the times are sin d'er these favorite n-hig measures. hlere< e.s their fruits .a' national debt of thirty1 milliois of 4o iE~te treasury empty-I ts od pensitu~~ wIdows unpaid-the laus7.imiv.1rnulons of dollars a ~ in to meet half w int ek forour victuals 3t~ltw o~f r a few mnon'upolists, ihdnd- edt nabobs-but the farmner's reol suad thsandit was be fore thaisaa tat n sester saanufac trers every .wheresr. rediscing the pig oftheir bands, and turning them-sdriOnf. they will not-consea&.toworkGir leasthn twro shillings a day. No*ttgyowroge a mnig us with penci entd pdjiromiank, laliel, anti sort tus, for thr&.pril inarkeit, as gwe.were so osn bae..of good. to he cried here and tjpese .pustask s w ,j their premIsieciIn .W 9s~res are: agreeale~r. nothas r do- the things after theu e slthe y promised before h'ad. incontinnally into the third- heaven Your veirs are lined with the pure gold orOphire. nnd ibe bloqd which courseslhroigh thlem' is milk and honey. your lips are red roses, gathered from Eden by the hand of Ga-i brici! Your words are molied pearl drop pi;; from your mouth! My heart blazes at the thought of thee! My brains is an ,everlasting fire! Oh, conie, most delight rul of delights. and breathe upon rio with your seraphic breath! When you do come, bo sure and bring! that two bits which you borrowed of me, as I want to buy some tobaccol! A. T." Iankee Enferpris.-A recent letter from an Amerienn in Paris :omtnunicates this instance of Y-mikee enterprise, which is both a-nOsing nd striking. " I have been .:sed late-ly with an in'tance of Yankee enierpr-tP nrrthv fr lotice. There w~ n ii' eaiter c.led the Ban :or, advertiseid last summer to sail roin Cosion rt the Azores. Gibralmar, Mea and Cor.stantinople. She was a lit,!. thing, built strong, with a powerful engine. to rift bctwecu Boston ants Hangor. This bld ruslh for Europe, amazed people 'ery inuch, particularly as ahpy adveriscd fur passengers. She sailed, and the first thing that was heard of her she put into Hali ra.; which possibly may be accounted for Ivy the fact that coal is cheaper there ihan in Boston: Next we henr of her, she is in Gibraltar. towing vessels detained in ihe Gut. Then at Constantinople toning vessels through the Dtrdanelles; and last ly. carrying passengers and pilgrims from Contiainoplc toTrehizonde, on the Asia tic side of the Black Sea. And I read in a Freneh.paper the other day, ihat oil one trip she had 500 passengers-Pilgrims. Turks, Jews and Infidels! Thiv is a fair specimen of Yankee enterprise." The aerenteen year Locusts.-The Rich mond Whig says: This is the year and his the month, for the nppearniice of the 17 year Locust, lit a few days ste woouis will be thronged, aid he who hars their accumulated bum for the first time, will be astunished. Unless prepared fur it. lie will mot know -htaw to account for it. For merly they appeared in such counti-ss multitudes is to fautet the swine of tite country, to whom they are a chosen foi. as they are also to foies, raccons, squirrcl and every. orest-hird. At their iwo ast ppearances, in.1809, their numhers haid much diminished, compared with foirner' periods. owing doubtless to the clearing up and cultivation of the face-of the country. - This remarLale-inect is fully doscrib- V d by naturalsis. ' It clo:,ly rcsc-bles ur autumnal fly of the same name. Its t ings have each the appearance of a W. and hence appearing in the midst of the Revolution, the superstitions irterpreted those venous resemblance-i of a W. to in- A ply "War and Want." The ientleman's Magazine for 1781, contains an exact cut frthe insect, atd an accurate desttiption of its habits. It bores through the enrth in a chrysalis state, and climbin; upon the next tree or fecce, there deposits its shell and takes wind. The singulir part of its history, is bis ppearance only once in 17 years-no I ract is better established than this. Why nhiiuld it Ile so-whether the eggs require ihat period of incubation, or what ever the cause, the fact itself is certaio. The writer of-this -rimombers them in 1826, and in 1809.-Hlis father and grand faither re membcrel 51h8em iin 1729 and in 1775-hiis grandfather in 1758.-''hey appeared at onother timo in the intervals of these pe rids, except a few strag:lrrs i.1 t' i suc ceeding year, left by chance or injury. TAe Righ of Visit and of Scrcxl Mr. T--, one of the deputy sheriffs. of manners most polite and of bearing trusnt galant, enlled yesterday at a house, in ex ecutiun of his dusy, where he met an a mible anti interesting young lajy. "1 am conic, madaim," said the argon o' the law, calmly raiaing his hat fr'am hir head, and making, at the satme time, a gntlo itnclination of the body-" I am come, madam, to pay you a visit ! "Sir," said the lady,-you ar0 welcome, Pray, be seated. To whom, usay i-ask, sam I indebted-for this unexpected act of. couresy"" . . - : 'Why, the fact is, madam," sail, the deputy, I have an attachment for ccttin articles of property which I have -reason o believe are secreted ids this houief-stiJ for which I feel bon'ud to make a .earch." "Reatly; sir,"'said-the lajy, "frm our manner wheni vdiu first -entered, I had imagined it was for myself you had the tarhsmnt, and I therefore bade you wel tme. -1 nIust now tell you, howsvor,thet though iw favor of the right of xisit,i .am decidedly opposed to the right of wai'&, so with.. your4 permission I will show you - othe darus' - -. - ' Mr. T--had too much native gal lantry in him to off'eruny oppositiona tothe will 'of so piretty a- lady, so, putting his grey.ecasior en what phroenologists call the chamber ofthie brain, he bade this femtale follower ofithe Caes policy a "terggood morning," and *riihdrew-N... Pec. $oae of Country-It is my oninion, gronde upon experiende; :thatr an indi .vidnal a ho is capabhleof repeatiedly speak ,inlia dispraise yflisnive nd,wopiud tor hesitate at 'eio " perpietration-.of any, ~vilany, fur, dext to the love of' pidhe odfeo coantry is godbest preventsivel~of ride. lie wholsprod of his cogn'ryi~ wstb'e aparticaly cautiousnot .to dor .siythkng, which is calculated 10 disgrace it-Rwvrna's Eibe inJnma. Printers.-Of the lot of our frateruist tbe'Baltitnore tepublicau -very-truly r: marks :-Huntirille Herald. --Other mean may eat, drink, sleep; ma; live, move. and have a living like decen creatures, or retire at the seasonsof enjoy ment; the medhanic uay forego a jul I% hel he aireaks a !:mb or chnoes to go I l5ibiu:h,; the farmer nay work or let i 3l)"nr, and the marine.- la-s freiluent inter misstions amidst the toils and storns uf hi enreer, and the world was not confusi 3evertheless. Thcy, only, cunparitivelJ cel the consequaeuces. Not so witl the -inter-the slave of the type". For hi; here shines no holidlay, to repose. no re rent waits his tried pow eri. " teu ht ,kulku the wurld comes to end aud che:a An apt Illustraica.-A pcrson askin; !1sw it hllpen--d ;:tt many beanful w. lies trok Up With indiie-Cut lausiand, af Ur t:uIy tia Ofen, w.I Il, aptly ao iwered by a m"ut%::-mu!- :" -oung friend of herb reque-ul Iheli .. ttu a cane-brake atil "get .h the ud omest reed. She minllt et it at uurt 'oing throdgh, wit hout turtin;. Sheo wel Ial cotmintg out brought hio quite at teau Cal. When ie asked her if that was tlu tnudoicst she saw, Oh! no!' :she re. licd, 'I saw many lsuer as 1 went Alog, mot I kept out, in hopes of uno tttueb bet er, until I got nearly t!rot;-,, amtI i- n I C1i1 Ubliged to take Ip w1ill any ounc I ould get : antl gatt a crimlaeud cue ut last. The Dangers of a Gaming Table. C-C 4 *erhaps the, most unhappy event thnt Can efall a person who visits a gaming table r the lirra tite. is iltat le %hould retire rota it a winner. There seemispo little eason why that which has arleady been Ilne bhould with equal facility be repema eul thut it is all but a ereaiuty tla; the nfurtunate player will make the ntempt. [two gentlenent strolled oe ui2lt into a 'aris gaiig house, neither of them be a.g players, and intent tierefure, oIly on ;ratifyiug ant ile ctriusity. -(0ne of hem, after looking sou for sone time threw ut a bait to Lady Fortune for three tor ur Napoleons. She was-kind.; oud its eas than half ot hour his ptckcs were ranitned witih gold. Ile wisely resolved at march off with the spoil, and with that ntiduble intention -he asked the dealer to xChangt1e hi4 golJ for notes. Aferreceiv tai 4500J fraues in paper, there still re tmined three unlucky Napulcons.--Lct's ce what I can do with these," cried the ossessor. Ile tried and lost ihem.-That Fits provoking ! Resolved to recover hem, he changed one of his notes-then nother ; and in less than ten minutes ie ft thtoropm without a fra0C itt his pttrsue. tufiecting 'to ie dieuculty of lea ting 'he aming table a winner, i never played Fatal .0tempt to Es.:4jpje from fi'e -Sing 'ing Prison.-Thc untroriou Jim Galla her, ivlio was sentenced to the State Pri on at Sino; Sits- tume IS months back, ir pickin; the pocket of Senator Chami erlain of .1500, mide nun atrompt on l'Nesday to escape rutm that institution, vhich will probably prove fatal. lie ressed himself in woman's clothe, and a ntenpting to lower hinself from the lospital walls with arope of itisown ent. traction, he beeamo entaugid and fell D the ground. a distioce of 25 feet, strik ag on his head, dislocating the vertare f his spine, and injuring the spinil mlar ow-. When found he was entirely in ensible, and nO 'd'ot probably survive maany days. He escaped from the Albatly ail at the time of arresi on the chargo or which he is now itoprisoned, but was etuken mnd-senteuced forea term of years bat will ~ssbablycdad his life iftb' should ecover l'rontihliebatidil ildcts of thet ajuries 'eeentlyrreciee'd.N. Y.Herad. A Spaniusk Bandi.-Juuta Martlinpged 0, anal oue ttf the maos~ ferodoassaasuins bt has iafestedfpsini wat' esecutedI at dadrid oastheidthM orP'ebruitry' last. Heo r-ag the slis at' bauid of brigandis. tisat as. een (or-maay years the ter rof the trovince or Toledo. He was esodicled ( thirty murders, ad is' supjoe oi!ad mniste'aijtdrfbsbs kiosot ave assssmatedfanneelftpersOq5 RD ott unie difmrely rtho purpose of idan ler, - Asaanceaampl for ihcieu of-bh nonsterl it isated-shat his I4js having aski a citikeaf1V1!4do iiretari abliged him' to -wyftet i otter tQo3Wiife lemandiog,$3,000 dollar-s~As is'.raom, it the meantiniesconhining him ino a eaven iheat fo oge tgyeight-!boeks :..Oa hie thiird day an. answer.eaaie ftrm gth wife, witir 8lOalsbe'bad' been ablettt -ise for~ihenushint'' release'Mu~asi ad .heptiive rought out, tortured hitm sy abplyingrod-bot iron to his dlesh. and bea burned bint up to his neeku is hoearth caving on'y his Load expo&Jto'theburi rug sun. Not content wvith this. he made aim suffheshetormentsof(Tassilas: when. vtth.pqor. wieti. dyipg ofrthirstwould rail -for drink a glass of cold' water Was tlaced near his lips end theiswithdrawni. Hisi teeth were then duagged out with rough pinghbers,paod in.i the coursocolhihiu fresh torturd thypoor Toledian espired. AMaria enhibitedhis savage dlapoisitior to the last~ He .wai taken on root ft-on the prisen to the phee of execsios vent acurste *holo. way, eoathose hi taItsd his enanmies, 'but totally regardles o(;hbe~ehonations of the priest whos se companied him. AC f~nempited Ouirena.-It is sataec . TWO JACK TAR. A Praiseuorthy Act. The Nantucket Telegraph publishes ibi @olldwiig graphic and touching sketch. rho generous character of a sailor s pro Verbial, but seldom has it fallen to our happy lot to record an act more truly no ble than the following which took place a rew days ago. 'A poor aoman ho occupied t o rooms in the lower part of Cotanmercial sureSt, rnce the death of her husband soine six :nonths ago. had been compelled to earn a living for herself and a fanoily of young thildren, by taking inwashing, and, with all her industry andeconony.her quarter ly rent becamelne before she ctuld scrape together enough to discharge it. Unfortu ately for her, the landlord was one of Old Crumb's school, cold and calculating. mercenary and unfeling-onn of those penarious. no souled men that are foaud n miny parts of ili world, whose only ineere worshipful god is the pelf which heir little meannens and) dastardly stiugi iess has enabled them to scrape together -one of those who would not be giiilly of --rorming a charitable act, or caught xarboring a commendable spirit of zibera! ty. for fear of losing the favor of their uaster hi- Oatanic snajesty. It seens, .6wever to be the decree of a just Provi aence. that all men of this staacp shoild )e visited lay a proper retribution. For kven while in possession of massea of -ealtb, procured in this base mauner, they 'ecl pourer and less happy than the street eggar. And after dragging out a slavish xistnco-depriving himself of the plea ores oflife, and without having gladden d the heart of a solitary being by his hariy or philanthropy-he leaves his elf to soic near heir, who has nothing to lo but squander in luxury. vice. and disso ute habitq, what the ignoble servility of a hiole life has scraped together. Such a. Dan no doubt, looks to heaven for his re vard, for the amount of good he has done o mankind, and society in general. A truce to these remarks: It is only a rue sketch of an animal which we have Ll seen in our daily walks. By dwelling in it a moment, our feelings have caused is to digress (ron a noble act of two Amer ran tat: The sole busioes of the land rd, from whom 4he poor widow hired the now. was tocellect his rents, and all his screation seemed to be to distress the.vir Vnus. 8be b dpfhim to graut her ime. .Ze'gdre her two days-she asked nore,- and he refu3ed, stating that unle.s ter rent was paid befovre 12 o'clock the 6idlewing day, ever slick of htr furniture ould be put out of doors. The time ar ived, when agreably to promise, his lac iys were sent down, and ths threat was legun to be put into execution. The.poor roman prayed the unfeeling landlord rould desist in his purpose, but her pray rs were in vain.. At length, giving up ntirely to dcsupulir and wounded pride. he seated herself upon her forlorn bed. ith her children crying around. At this noment, two jolly American tars hap >ened by. and espying the work going on, he door opened, and the wretched woman nd her children weeping, imtmediatet) topped their course, and they began to econnoitre. - I say, shipmate," cried one, " there a some foul play going on in these waters -let's oerland the craft!" " Ay, ay. Jack," replied the other. "the mung 'oman by te bed has hoisted signals ifistress; let's give her a long pull." The tars called the womna t) them. and otm her soon learned the whole of the ory. Well, now shipma!e. that land pirate aught to be lathered with hot tar, scraped ith a rusty hoor., and thena keel-banled, or laying hi. grappling iron na her few coe spars which aire scattered about this reck. Never mtind my good woman. seep your spirits upu, and we'll set you in he right course with plenty of ballast and roision. a say, you laud lubbers, just elay upona them things, and we'll he rea onsible for the damage." 'lHow much do you owe this land hark ?" Trho woman told himt the amount, when ack took from his wallet the sanmo in hard rrency atad paid the bill, made the wo nani apresent of a handful of silver, while d shipmate in the mean time wont to a utcher's shop, near by, and brought hack Slargo joint of meat, for the dinner of her elf and children. They leAt after receiv g the poor woman's blessings and wish - for their prosperity, and went a histliag bogh the streets, as though nothing had tappotned. The folleiling love letter picked up yes erday in the- park. breathes a -spirit of omustion w bich the fountain could bard y distinguish. -'Dear ESeel-Oh, my love of-loves, iarified honey and oil of citroos, white of sugar of may hopes and molasses of my expectations I you have been absent Weon me three whole days ! The son is arkat mid-d ay-th'e moons and stars-aro hack when thou art absent. Thy .stejzis the mv~ic of the spheores; and the wind of |iy gowejarben you pass by, a zephyr fro-m tts gaienof paradise in the timteof sarly.is&wds'I kissed you when we laist niatrd tbWbo frame weas filed wIth . tuwar'. Onpge your earla touched on- , sej d thas organ was trans5 your-haaeemt m~~gthat your blessed Siuger. a blitu and I -ilt go raving mad with eestaef! One leok, in tie unston Alias thati The Anti-slavery - Society Convention, holden at the Taber oncle, in Boston, on Tuesday, it was vo ted to appoint a Committee to wait on t Presidenc Tyler, during the visit to Bo -0on, and requested him t6 emancipate his -elaves ; sal the Committee was alsofu. iher insructed to prepare at Address, to ibe signed oy the miemibers of the Coaves tion, to he delivered to the President on the same oceasion.' It can hardly be that the citizens of Boston willallow This can scmuilated outrage onl its bospitality to be net-d out. The Sailo 's Pledge. -Some time since we recorded the fiet, that at a iempeaneo meeting livid on boaad the U. S. ship In dacprudence, one hundred and eighty seven Oft 'he ,i.lor; %igned the pledge of lotal ab .,ienre. The tiny before the ship sailed, . a n r of gtlemej n again visited her, anll 'ostatinied iweraty names-making in all. over twu hundred iew recruits to the ald;cadd water army. Ti:. Indepedeoce has just retirned fm1111 her late voyage. and as a matter of coutrse a den! of anxiety has been felt a imig tem'prefnce men tolearn bow many. if-the -nilors had adhered to their good reroluticons. We are informed byao. of the gentlenmen who took a prominent p'd in-the effort. that ortbe whole number who si:;ned, only three had broken their pledge. -a mo-t ;ratirying fact, and one which tel well fr the firmness and resolution of .Ahe gallant tars etnaged on board the old Independence.-Neo York Sun. Temr rance.-The Temperance cause is lourtshag in Bermuda and theadjacent islands. The Lieutenant Governor of th9 Island. in tbis late message to the Legis' latu-e says: "We are experiencing withia the iwlands the bentefits or sober habits. fautsied on- a conviction of their !asting advantage : wc 6 itness en increasig spt-. rit of industry, 'we have but 'very litle crime, and we have the blessing of ample empIoytent f aillthe people." The Sabbath.-Let blessings and tes thousand blessings be upon that day, and let myriad-, of thanks stream up to the throne of God for his difine aod tegsne ratin; gift to man! As I have sat to sotie flowery duly. with the sweetne'ss of may around me. on a week-day, I have tho'u of the milions of immortal creattre., toiling for their daily lire in ractiries amid. the % hirl of nachinery. and thegreedy craving for gaiuetnd suddenly that glden interval ortime has laid before'inlt I J . - ness-a perpetually recuriugiimeig *cb the grasp ofearthly tyran'ny is locked,.ad peace (aib and freedom, the angels.of Gol. come ddwn and walk an onmeu.2 Ten thousand blessings on this dsy.tb friend of man and beast. The b wutld rob if of its heald:ful freedom, on the sine hand, and eop man iri his dags onS alkd cause him to walk with downcast' eyes and demure steps. and the libertine would desecrate all his sober decoram a ton she other-God and the sotrd heart nJ sterling sense of our country men pre servo it frmn both of those evils.-Hotist, New Uebrella.-A eurious and elabo rately finished umbrella has bees manu. fractured by :5i. Taunton, of Norfolk lt.rect. Islington, nr the Turkish Ambas 6ador, who intends it as a present -to his Sovereign. It is entirly of old, and Irocated -erison silk ; it cost guinesa. The stick is divided 'into compartments, and containea watch, a son-dial, a com pass, thermimeter, penelaae, with 2S extra leads, d *atch -key, a knife, aleoenh, a'sob-pick, a mirror, and a tnleroscop, whichlralso formisaisiescope withwa tires ty miles range..-English pae . ,., The Bearded Fair.-Tiheadan pa~ res aderertiae for exhihiion asfelpi 30~ yearis of sadEhnbd four fethig.heh has whiskers, bearf and 'taittistadheid eT'ac.sinist entirely. PrIcitro i.~ hion, sis petice. IWe are'-personatif acua most respectable.estumableaid1iW in North. Capoliga. d ec.usem a thickest !teaut~we hve e ~ hunan face' Shie' ii~a a edj vsnieedtie ege, efehildrmaisw~ and setea -I fe.. -~ian~p g hr, iar fsedesbildts traisfora iaty o 7~' pose,0noonsky4 - by no thesas uuniU snia'4ibtid or mnanneri~S; j5t diodesr, intlu ala_ Riag dat Her aek l'wa -maaccompisJ6ladf.OO bhoulo ei the left side'o The ceston of tatt the ibtsidesia - hang t'Obisdt0ob taken';'the tiatli man, thenfotd; take the rightt s thsblady'Gokrttvehicleis,, 'wh pas' on her lfelt Heerth'Iaw:drtythb. riglit band df the road'to be tai,eiosid g~n:tlythe' eatlemau 'ah614 wake the he heat adapted- to aEbit'eeu* ance whatever mayofr2:Ttl bandofthe gentlebins is and may be used eidr~ oa efis, or resene the lady rom' aagV.isa onthis~side ai erlad dist drumi, diaengaging her roefts tah -sti rup, adjustit herreins5,and llfii'gheretf Ofi bersee. b'tot emts. .kcit. the accilent Whr fi iccur to hitmtf Z? aatedeto give arassistance Goer other slde. . 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