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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01

naPpeais irom the Chester unon that delaware Couh
~, Penn, is in enviable condition. Public improve
ment srspdy progressing good substantial bridges have
been erected over all the important streams in the County
The County is out of deband has funds in the Treasury
to meet al demands The farms are iii thriving condl.
onthe corn crop better than has been gathered for
long tme-and there is but person confined in the
Jail
As to politics, quite calm pervades the whole State Of
Pennsylvania notwithstanding the election for Governor is
close at hand and Senator TO succeed Mr. Fndey to
be chosen at the next session of the Legislature.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-06-10

e. The concert of the Lilliputian Song
sters WAS well attended on Thursday evening
Their efforts gave very great satisfaction, and
all admired the correctness and taste with
which the various airs were sung Mis- Clark
voice is sweet and well modulatcd and Der cx-
prc>,Ive counenancc gives great effect to her
lively songs Mr.. Clark's performances on the
ha@lolct exhibited good taste, and his come
vein was well displayed in all the pieces which
all in all, We shall probably never look upon
their like again" it would be well, therefore,
Tor those who wish t. witness an extraordinary
combination Of physical dlmlnutivcness with
mcntal energy, to attend on Tuesday evening:
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-06-10
POETR Y.


TuoH THE NEW YORK LITERARY GAZETTE.
RETRosPECTION
- there heart which delights not to cling
TO the objects it lov'd IN its Youths early spring.
The glen or the mountain the lake or the Stream,
Remembered like phanoms that fit through Il
dream
Though friends have been false, or though hope has
betrayal,
Tho life led us on thro' affection and shade,
Though the visions OF childhood have lost all their
charm,
Though the wind be less buoyant, the bosom less
Yet still it's a joy-a JOY hallow'd by tears
To look back through the vista of LIES bansh'd
years,
To recall once again those far happier hours,
When sky all sunshine, our earth WAS all
how'rs;
And we love to connect with those days of bright
hue,
The scenes where We reYeld, the friends whom
We knew;
We love to believe that there still is aspot
Where old ties and old pleasures have not been
forgot.
Dur heart wings its flight over mounxins and seas,
70 the village and Streamlet, and cump of green
trees,
Where with life in its morn, and with health in its
prime,
Wefasten'd new wings on the light foot of time.
All were we but near them-those scenes lov'd too
well,
What change would We fnd what a tale would
they tell
rhe tempest of grief. and the calm of despair,
And the dark gloomy silence of death hath been
Light hearts have been broken that dreamt not of
guile;
Bright eyes have grown dim, and fair lips lost
their smile
And the young aud the lovely, on whose sunny brow
shown the garland Of myrtle,-ah! where are
they now ,
They are gone,-and you look for their coming in
Naln,-
To :he haunts of lost Years they return not again.
nnthe ocean OF life they are tost to and fro,
With dark sky above them, and wild waves be-
low,
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THE vigil. OF ARMS ny MRS. aEMANs.

TIE Vigil. OF ARMS. by MRS. HEMANs
A sounding step heard by night,
In church where the mighty slept,
AS a mail clad youth, I'll morning, hight,
Midst the tombs lis gil, kept.
He walk Il in dreams OF Power and Fame,
He lifted proud, bright eye,
For the hours were few that withheld his name,
From the roll OF Chlyary
Down the moon-lit aisles he paced alone,
With free and stately tread,
And the floor gave back mull1ed tone
From the c0uches of the dead
The silent many that round him lay,
The crown'd and helm'd that were,
The naughty chiefs of the war-array-
Each in his sepulchre
But no dim warning Of Time and Fate
That youths hush'd hope could chill,
He moved through the trophies of hurried state
With each proud pulse throbbing still,
lie heard, as the wind through the chancel sung,
A swell of the trumpet's BREATH
He LOOKED to the banners on high that hung,
And not to the dust beneath.
And royal masque of splcndor seem'd
Before him to unfold,
Through the solemn arches on it streand
With many CLEAN Of gold;
There were crested Knight and gorgeous Dame,
Glittering athwart the gloom,
And he follow d TIL his bold step came
To his Warrior Fathers tomb.
But there the still and shadowy night
OF the monumental stone,
And the holy sleep of the soft lamps light,
That DER its quiet shone,
And the image of that sire who died
In his n-day OF renown-
TIeSe had n mower unto "a hich the DriIe
OF fiery life how'd down.
And spirit from his early years
Came back DER his thoughts to move,
Till his eye was filPd with memory's tears,
And his heart with childhood's love
And he LOOKED with change in his softeninp
glance,
To the armour DER the grave,
For there they hung, the shield and lance,
And the gauntlet of the brave
And the sword of many field was there,
With its cross for the hour of need,
Where the Knights bold war-cry hath sunk in
prayer,
And the spear is a broken reed
Hush did breeze through the armour sigh
Did the folds Of the banner shake
Not SO from the tomb's dark mystery
There seem'd voice to break
lie had heard that voice bid carions blow
He had caught its last blessings breath
Twas the same but its awful sweetness now
Had an under tone of Death
And it sald-"the sword hath conquered kings,
And the spear through realms hath passed,
Ok, e a. II.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-06-10
FROM Tue toNNfCTIcvT HERALD.
SONNEIS.

fhon iut tbNNftIltti HERALD.
SONNETS
IT, on the clustering curs Of t,y dark hair,
And the pure arching of thy POLISHED brow,
We only g,ze-we tondy dream, that thou
Art one OF those bright ministers, who bear
Along the cloudltss bosom Of the ar
Sweet solemn words, to which our spirits bow
With such holy smile thou lonkest nov,
And soft and delicately fair
Avel of tender light is mantling DER thee,
Around thy op'nns lips, young loves playing
And crowds Of youths, in PASSIONATE thought delay
ing.
Pause, thou noyest by them, to adore thee;
BY many sudden blush and tear betraying,
How the heart trembles, when II bends before thee
o could wish, sat upon yon cloud,
Moving with such silent hight AWAY,
And pure, as if It were angels shroud,
And BRIGHT if it the veil of day
Silently on the wind it passes BY,
And DER the mountain glidcs and comes no more
50, when few short days gone, Shall
Glide to a dim and undiscovered shore
o thou art pure and beautiful, sweet form,
Who softly movest by me in the light
OF thy young beauty, upon the storm
Falls, with fainter tint, the bow of night
Thy way is TO q better world, and there
Thou ookest a cloud that smiles at Even
0 be to me that cloud, and kindly bear
My spirit with thee to thy own pure Heaven
FROM THE DrMFRIES AND GALLOWAY COURIER
SONG.-AIR, "Bonny Dmadee."
Again the gay blossoms adorn the green forest,
And bright beams the sky on the oyeaughnce'e
The music Of Spring is again in the valley
All nature looks lovely to ilk ane but me
For oh, my sad heart when think on nv Leslie
He sWore to return with the sweet smile of Nav
All why do those wide spread their bios,
SONS
All why is the linnet SO lavishly gay
| think on the valour that still fred his BOSOM
That beamed in bis eve Ike the orient star;
think on the band whom he led from his mountains;
The beauty Of morning-the lightning Of var
I see the bold youth press to glory the foremost.
And the first of the fallen my Leslie see
Now Spring spread thy roses, and loud wake thy
music,
To all thou bring'st pleasure, but sorrow to me
APPRECIATION AND VANITY REBUKED
sELLIcK OSBORN.
Said Ann to her mother (af4ectng 10 pout)
"That mpudent man detest
| can't show my face within doors or without,
But meet the full gaze Of that pest
81 doc Co., ~,
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rATlON AND VANITY REBUKED.

BY sxLLIcK OSBORN.
Said Ann to her mother (a4ecting TO pout)
"That impudent man detest
| can't show my face within doors or without,
But meet the full gaze Of that pest"
DON'T you think, my dear ma, that few hours ago
After passing him (would you believe it y
He turnd himself round and he stald at me so,
So steadily-none can conceive it,
"Be cautious my child-there is company here,
And you may for imprudence be blamed;
Who told you of all that impertinence, dear ~
"Why, I sa7s i, and was so ashamed 70
"Avoid affectation and vanity too,'
The mother replied with smile
"When you saao him steadily looking at YOU,
QJProy srhere did you look all the uhtte'"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-06-10

If, on the clustering curs Of thy dark hair,
And the pure arching thy polish'd brow,
We only gaze-we tondly dream, that thou.
Art one OF those bright ministers, who bear,
Along the c!oudlvss bosom Of the air.
Sweet solemn words, to which our spirits bow
With such holy smile thou lonkest nov,
And are SO soft and delicately fair.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-28
Queen of Otaheite HOTEL,
A feiV doors bptoiO the I0tcn Hall.

Joshua HUTTON, Ciate Of the Black Horse Iarer7''J
al resnec fully informs his friends and the public IN gen
er that he has taken the above extensive establishments
tecen ly occupied by James Pumy) which he has hted
up in asye that viii comfort and convenience 70 ms
y;s;tors The Hotel IS situated pleasant part OF the
Borough and presents inducements and advantages TO
those Who are in pursuit of business or pleasure not
surpassed by any pubic house IN the town, ne NUMBER
wish to be retired the noise and hustle OF tavern
NAV be perfectly gratlfed
The Stables and Carriage House attached 10 he es'ao
,shment ave extensive comnoous and secure, and under
,hr direction OF rusy superintendent
The advertiser himself that from his experience
o,d ne of the house he has taken he will
he able 10 CRAFTY his guests and render his establishment
worthy Of share of the public patronage.
Travellers wishing take passage any of the Stages oil
Horses and Carriages may depend upon having every at
tenton paid TO them until their return.
HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY.
Wilmington, April a, 1926. 39-3m
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100000 DOLLARS.
The Delaware Fire Insurance Company,


INCORPORATED by the Legislature of The State Of pea
L ware with capital of one hundred thousand dollars
The President and Directors now receiving sppnes.
tons for Insurance, their Office No u, SIMPLIFY sree'
between Front and Second Streets against Loss p t
on every description of buildings in general Merchana
Ships in Port and their Cargoes; Household EuIhMu
aud other personal property ALSO, against loss or
by inland transportation goods merchandise anu
country produce &c N.
Terms of insurance will be as favorable as any OF e
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New forR i
ties assured, may reposc the fullest confidence 10 's
solidy OF its capital and that all losses will be prop"
adjusted by the company ..,ohe
CoRsELIUs D. BLANEY is Agent to survey properly o''
insured for the town and vicinity of New Castle /,
LEWIS IL EVANS is Agent to survey properly 10 NC "
sured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton d
Jons CLOAK is Agent survey property to be Insurer
for the and vicinity of Smyrna. v-..o3
JOSEPH JoNEs is Agent to survey property 10 be lsu
| for the town Of West-Chester and vicinity.
| Dire..orS.
| John Patterson, David Bush,
| Joseph Baily VIM Chandler,
| David C. Wilson, Joseph Grub,
Joseph c. Gilpn, Robert Porter o..
/ VIM. SEAL, President
! ID. BrRNEs, Secretary. 80
April 10, 1896. So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-28
NOTICE.

NxTAS Committed the public Jail Of Newcastle County,
w State of Delaware on the 23d day OF March INST
By EVAN THomAs ESQ., one OF the Justices OF the reace
in and for said county: The following described Negroes or
neope Of Color, viz Black man, who calls himself
aud RinggOd with his wife Mary and heirfo Children,
namely John, Henry, James and Susdn-hso, two othet
John Gold and John Jackson who say they belong
10 JoHs HEwLIrT of the State of Maryland with the ex
ception Of Mary the wife Of David Rnggod who says
was free born
Also Mnlato man. who calls himself John Johns, and
b;s wife Hatv with their two Children, named Wham
and John who say they belong to Jous DAVIS below Cen
trevile, in the State of Maryland.
This therefore sire Notice. that 1t the owners OF Inc
said Negroes so imprisoned aforesaid shall omit o'
Neglect to release them from prison, by proving property
they will be discharged from their confinement within sS
weeks from the date hereof pursuant TO an ACT OF t
made and provided PETER d DrAhN 4, ~ 20
| Newcastle, March "a, 1926. oI-A'
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DIR. G.. FIR EEMAN'S
f,0IrGH drops OR INDIAN SPECIFIC.

6SoR the cure Of colds coughs asthmas, approaching
consApons and all diseases of the breast and lungs,
for sale by JOHN WHITE No. ITO, Marketsreet, VIII
'''s''' TESTIMONIALS.
LAxcAsTgR COUNTY,
FOR the information the public, do hereby certify
that the folio Sug persons, whose names herein
mentioned personally appeared before re, the subscriber
one of the Aldermen for city Of lancaster and being
duv sworn affirmed, severaly deposcd and declared
tina; they rad made Of Dr. Garrison Freenans cough
drops COR Indian Spccific) npon themselves with the
gre success, I'll The cng OF coughs colds, ashmas
co lsum2ons splitting OF blond and diseases OF the breast
and LUNGS-and at IN every instance their effects were
complete and nfalole will appear by the following tes
rnony OF those who have used them.
Isaac Broom aged "a wears, of the city OF Lancaster
long time ggievolsly afflicted with severe cough, pain
and stitches in his sides ard breast, night weas, and cop
s discharge of from his lungs, and all the symp-
toms of consumptve Applied 18th September, 1928:
complete by using his Indian Specific Affirmed and
subscribed, January, 1924
4le, anderson aged 50 years, of Manor township Ian.
caster county, long time i'll with most violent cough
Symptoms as above and mach emacated Applied August
stl 1921 complete cure by using botl.s OF SPECIFIC
Sworn ami subscribed TO- November 3Oh 1921.
ohn Lver aged IS years, OF Lampeter township, Ian
caster county. symptoms above and splitting OF blood,
b. using bottles, and now one year and SIX months
and since Affirmed and subscribed to, Decem-
Der s,h 1921
Thomas Steel, aged years. of Little Britain township,
Lancaster county, long time symptoms as above, com.
olete ire by using the specific. Sworn and subscribed
to May 22d 1892
Peter .aiJright, aged a. of the city of Lancaster.
Conrad MraN, aged 81 years, of Leacock township,
Lancaster county, John Barr of Newcastle county, state
of Delaware aged 81 Elizabeth Mkew aged 80 years OF
Lancaster county Benjamin Wilson aged 53yeas, Bucks
county2 wears i'll. Nathan JONES' aged 81 years, Stras
hurg towshp Lancaster county Jacob sueberger aged
20, Lancaster county. John Burgis, aged 80 years, o
Glrawsburgh, Lancaster county Adam Werell aged At
years. Of Conestoga township, Lancaster county.
Each Of the above named persons labored under mos
voen. coughs pains and stitches in their sides and breas
.or long time, accompanied with night sweats hectic
fyes, &c. &C. completely cured BY using faw bot
Ties Of Indian Specific. SeYeraly and affirmed to
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FOR SALE

At j. Wilson's Bookstore No. los, .Nardret eref'
Clarke's INDEIIBLE PERMANENT INK, for writing ung
Linen apparel Silk and Cotton stockings, table ana D,
linen, &c. with common pen. This Ink Will no. "y Y.
the most delicate texture and be discharged.
also the only method of identifying such properly
Common and Extra fine Red and Black Sealing WanS
Lead and Paste Crayons Gum Elastic, Tapers, Visiting @
other Cards, Sun Glasses, Court Plaster Indian ms w.
Combs, Lead and Slate Pencils, Tooth Brushes ~
Paints, in boxes single cakes. Cam1ps Hair Pene''
Pocket and Dressing Combs. it,,
Finley's Pocket Map Of the United Staee
Do. Of Delaware and Maryland,
Good Browns Grammar,
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

yrvHE Subscriber DocToR MEDICINE and psAcI,c
IL CHEMIST respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle
men of Wilmington and its vicinity, that lie has a.
menced to prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET
Wilmington Delaware, in the house opposite mr. Herr,
ffoobes q Co.'S Lumber Yard-whcre he prepares the FL
lowing Medicines: The Sulphate of Quinne. Thism.T
cine contains the active principle OF the Peruvian Bark and
when properly prepared is the best medicine yet dis
covered for the of Agues, emi,,ent and Intermittent
Feyers lie also prepares Basamic Restorative for js
eases Of the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumpons
phthsc and medicine which will eiiectualy cure The
mos distressing Headache no matter how long its conu
nance NAV be. He also the Toothache in A few
minutes without making of any of the corodnp acd
or red hot iron, plugging the teeth with gold leaf
sheet lead The medicine he makes use of will preserve
wen the teeth, be they black from taking ned
cine or any other Dr. p prepares Eye Water
that will remove all nammations from the eyes have
cured numbers from the rheumatism and some Of them
crinples for wears from Names signatures do no
REQUIRE as see it is too much the custom with quackew
From my practice of medicine and my experience and
knowledge Of chemistry, am able to extract medicinal
virtues contained animals, vegetables and minerals and
can apply them for the different diseases the constitutions
of people may want them Persons afflicted with Cancers
| if they make timely application, can be cured.
There is a medicine sold by the of Spaims Pam.
ceo which did not hear OF until Mr. Swams a3yer
,isemen few weeks past. then called some
the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spoke to
them respecting the Panacea, and informed them that
had the authors works who invented the medicine and
discovered its effects in the cure OF certain Diseases All
the gentlemen spoke on the subject, said they were
certain that Mr. Swain was not the inventor Of the med
cine The man that invented the Panacea one Of the
greatest chemists that Europe produced and dead near
two hundred years; and his writings are difficult be had
That Mr. Swain has got some part Of his works, some
person gave him receipt from the work. lave dou
Of have now prepared chemical and real preparation
of the PANACEA, which will sell a, dollar per bot
tie by the dozen and one dollar and fifty cents single.
| Dr. p prepares a Wash for the Ladies which remover
all Spots Eruptons and letters from the face and hands
and clears and beauties the skin. He also prepares
Salve that will take Corns by the roots from the oea
and not give the least sensation Of pain.
Ladies or Gentlemen who afflicted with any disease
that curabe if they pleased to call me, shall be
atie ended 10 with the strictest punctuality
i JAS PURCELL, M. ID. & PC.
| WILMINGTON. Del, Jan 20, 1926. l8-6m
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NOTICE.

A LII persona indebted to the estate of Francis Hyaf
"A dec late of Cantwes Bridge, Del, are requested 70
make immediate payment; and those having accounts
against said estate, will present them properly Tor
settlement, 10 ANN III - -
April 2, 1926. 4O-St .4ann'
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NOTICE
JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE

JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE
at Wilson's bookstore, No. los, Market st.
Letter from Friend in America, to Luke Howard,
Of Totenham London in which the character of
late friend, job Scott, indicated and defended and his
Doctrines shown to be consistent with Scripture and sound
reason In reply to letter addressed by Luke Howard
the author
Am therefore became your Enemy because tell you
the truth GAL, iv. l6.
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CHEAP GOODS.

WILLIAM & SAMUEL MCaULIEY
I'D EG leave 10 inform the public that they have common
I'D ced business at w. NCauHeys old stand near the
Yraniywine Flour Mills, where they have constantly on
hand, wholesale or retail.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
China, Glass, Queensware, Earthen Ware, Hard Ware,
Drugs Paints, Oils Fails by the key, Lime Pork, Lard
Hams Salt Shoes Leghorns, Sea Stores, Wines Spirits
Cordals &C. Of the best quality, all OF which Will be sold
on the Io.sest terms, for cash or acceptances.
NJ B. All persons indebted 10 the late firms Of W.
MCauey, and s. M'Caulley q Co. will please call and
settle their accounts as above.
April 26 1925 Oily
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To be obtained, by such iring nyrs. nen and the pay
nent Of all The prizes guaranteed by the state of Maryland,
has rendered this Lottery extremely puar, which has
caused e. demand for the ckeis and which rs daily
incre sales of which have been unprecedented
this combined with the popular and avorte system upon
Which this lottery is drawn the "ODD ard EVEN, sy''
by which the purchaser Of tko cRcts, or t1o shares,
one Odd and Even Numbe, il certain ct obtaining
al least one prize. ard may draw ORE
{ Sac .uode Of Drawing. g pr6h'hed 6s9re,1
hereby rendering The adv nurc, the satisfaction OF
certainty of obtaining part OF The ney invested back
again, BY the purchase of the rumher of equal,
odd and Even" Tickets, whc' cas- tie loss he vry
rihing when compared with nther lotteries; aud, wi'h
these cha ces, the time may be drawn any Q, t
splendd Of $3.50 10000 5J0o COOS besides
many small prizes
Ir These advantages enjoyed ~ any other Let
terry in the United states
Brilliant and Sgberior schcne.-i p,ze Of = 900; Of
lo0Oo Of 5000; 10 o 1000 IS OF 500 Q 10;
loo of so; 100 of 20; 10, 20 o0Oo4 ~ 800 orzes
| 917l blanks, DO, 900 iokr,s.
| Being 1868 PRIZES more than BLANKS!
or All Whole Tickets in The aho T-otery, sold at
COMMITS OFFICES, gnc9, sndthe Shares Il Tickets
countcrsigned, by IT, G nmiss' CTS appointed by the
oyernur and Council III ehy rendering he State Of Mary
draw.
Whole Ticket s5-Half2 5o--Qlar,er 25--Elgh,h 62A
To be had in the greatest variety of Lucky Nos. at
CONINE.'s, OFFICES,
No 80, Market street. and 6rst aice above the Centre
Market and Agency 2l2, Market street, door from
the Of Liberty street, Baltimore and No 3, South
Third street Philadelphia, where the cash will be paid for
an prize tickets press ntaiion.
And where the capital prize of 10000 dollars, drawn
the Is February was sold IN fia Qua ter and Eghts
in addition to the splendid Of $4,000, $4,000,
10000, &C. in all amounting to upwards Of EIGHT HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS y
"The LOTTERY INTELLrGENCER," issued at Co
nnes Offices will contain the Official List of the Drawing
and will be forwarded gratis all persons who order ticket
from CoIine's Offices.
u Orders from any part Of the United States either b,
mail (post pad) or by private conveyance, enclosing til,
cash, prizes in any lottery, viii meet with the
prompt and punctual attention if personal application
Y addressed TO
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u Baltimore, or PhiladeIphis
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NOTICE.

vHosE persons indebted to the Estate of John B0d de-
l ceased are requested to make payment, and those
et,ienen, TO JOSEPH POGUE, .3d,n'r.
nri,r,;,5,on Anr;I Of 1906 44-.9t
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NOTICE.

UvHOSE persons indebted to the estate OF Jons DOL,
sros deceased, are requested to make payment, and
those having demands against said estate to present nem
for settlement, to JEREMIAH WOoLo oI',
SAMUEL WOOLSTON,
April 10 41-9t fdnr8.