A pI1pLIC EXHIBITION

OF Jpl!lam Larkh's .Msqo System othayins


Old Debts.
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Old Debts.


Master Billy. are YOU not ashamed to call me 4
quandan quack, as the public sees that my sal
taburas pills had a more eilectual and poweriui
operation on your system than all the medicihe
YOU have taken these five years past; ior my sal
taburas pills, caused you TO quit the field OF &C
ton in a short and dirty hurry, without second
appeal to the public or an apology for the con
temptuous treatment you have given the puohc
BY your endeavoring to impose false assertion,
which YOU had TO swallow as dog docs his vom-
it. We had taken the shorte stand plainest way
to prove that you was imposing on the public
with the most bare.faced falsehood, which we
put stop to, when We challenged you to call on
any three, four, or more Of the respectable men
in this borough, and appoint your time, and we
would meet you face TO face, and it you could
produce one receipt or settlement from the trtls-
tees of st. Peters Chrch, for any sum OF mo-
ncy even for one dollar, from the commencement
of the drawing of the Lottery until this day, we
would acknowledge your assertion tob true
We gave YOU forty light hours TO come forward.
you did not tappear--nether could you in forty
eight years with the documents demanded, so
that you prove vourtclf to be l--r, for Offering
such false assertions to the public. In your state
ment Of the sale Of the two first classes OF the
lottery there is ialsehood q school boy may
'
state you sold ,he two frs, classes Of thc lottery
for $500 each, which SUNS made but Sl000 and
you tell the public you paid the church out of
the proceeds Of these two classes the sum OF
s1605: here Billy you prove yourself false again
Billy you hold the proceeds of the lottery five
years, and finding your pOstatums cannot be
any longer imposed on the public, nor your
pseudo account without day date, be any long
er suffered to procrastnatc your plo'tarlous i'm
passions, rs respects your rhonest actions respect
ing the lottery in your farewell to the trustees
and your respected friend the quandam quack.
oh; we cont intend to take our leave of you,
dear Billy, as We have found your bond which
YOU passed to Governor Collins, which binds yo,
in the penalty often thousand dollars to discharge
the trust the church confded in you. 1t ispos
sble Billy as you now arc in the possession o
| this fact that if it WAS more convenient to YOU
| YOU would prefer the trustees and the quandan
were in Guinea. What did you do with the fou


wrts You had marked out against the four trus
tees for scandalzing your character, by inform


ing the public that you held both pew rent, sub
scription and lottery money from the church,


oh, Billy, The public n large sees you delineat
cd in your real colours You sWorc that thu
four trustees YOU took out wrts against was TO


leaving the state, or something TO that effect
TO prevent them ofsal ing any thing more abon
I
say you viii not settle with the unprincipict
trti itccs--you would prefer settling with some o
the backwoodsmci, whom YOU could tell tut
tale to, and wash it down with gallon Of whis


key. Billy the trustees will ncverask a settle


ment from yon again, the Law must settle il now
Billy, your friend, the quantam, sends his bes


respects 70 yoa in a cabbage leaf, 10 inform yol


that the people who knew you where YOU com


from say that you were man in public business


and thst your htbitaton was an exalted one


what the people in England calls Paddy's garle


or the fiist story below the pavement; an


that you WASH inferior in your business TO an
man in Dubn to give a copel polish 10 a pair {


boots or shoes, and the people that You are Gel
tain knew you when you come 10 tl,is county
and know you still, say when you come here 20
: had the respectable appearance ofa Spittle-iicl
wcavcr--that Your dut!ds was tackled on yo
with more pins than buttons Billy, from you
respectable standing in society, we are not t


wonder at your barking like mastilf dog at an


person who should attempt 20 bring you to ju


tice, but your barking is useless. | would nc
give you up 10 prohigacy, my dear Billy, for
bunch Of matches. Your devoted friend,


PURCELL
N. Il. Patrick Higgins has document
= yours, which fully proves what you arc,


l March IL, 1927. 26--4tp.