W. HOWE, PRINTER.”

It is embellished with a portrait of a black man, which has evidently

been in its time a comic “nigger” of the Jim-Crow tobacco-paper kind,

as is evidenced by the traces of a tobacco-pipe, which has been

unskilfully erased.

The “Book” itself is concocted from an affidavit made by Edward Albert

before “P. Mackinlay, Esq., one of Her Majesty’s Justices of the Peace

for the country (so it is printed) of Lanark.”

I have seen the affidavit, and it is almost identical with the

statement in the “book,” excepting in the matter of grammar, which has

rather suffered on its road to Mr. Howe, the printer.

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