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NEW Goods NOW Goods!

IN ME SUBSCRIBERS are nowreceirIng
IL and opening at their Store, a complete
Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods: Shoes,
Hardware, and Groceries, composing, almost
every article usually ykepti in Store. Among
their Stock, iss5. f:21;, as-'siii sas.s-' =,
A ia bleach'd and unbleach'd Sheetings.
10-4 Linen a..,-... do. ~.
A blench'd and unbeach'd Shirlings, !.
Nankeens, ....ss-
Plain aud Striped Linen Drills.
Moleskin and Gambroons,
|" Blk Astrican and Tlibbett Cloths
Pongees, =,ss -
Fine Satin Striped Paris Muslin, -
French Cambricks,
English and American Prints,
!. French and Italian Lawns,
Second Mourning do. -.,...,.... ...
Gloves and Hosiery. Of all descriptions,
A variety of Shawls and Scarfs.
They respectfully invite their Customers und
the public to call and examine their Stock.
Determined to please; their prices shall be such
as twill suit the times-the terms very. low
for cash, or on time, TO punctual customers.
BLAND g. BUTLER
April %, 184I. 1.. If II
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NEW GOODS.
JOHN %. R. FORD.
MH AS Just received from New York, full
g:H stock of fashionable - -.

WE AS Just received from New York, full
III stock Of fashionable ~ 80
Spring and Summer Goods, -
Containing, beside his usual supply Of Staple,
Domestic Goods; handsome assortment OF
fine Lawns, Muslins. and Lace Goods; Super
London Light Prints, fashions Of l84l Prin.
ted Swiss Muslins,. and Printed Lawns; Dam
ask Satin, Embroidered Lace, and Filet Shawls;
and Of all kinds Of Fancy Goods, his assortment
is more than ever varied, and complete. To
those acquainted with his estimate Of ".an as
sortn.ent," he deems this sufficient without an
enumeration of articles-fresh supplys being
received by almost every arrival.
Country Merchants supplied at unusually
low rates.
Hamburg, April 5, 1S4l. If 10
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Caution

YHO JOURNEYMEN TAILORS general
J: IL &. ly and to those in the country particular
'ly. ;Asan Advertisement in the Chronicle and
Sentinel OF Saturday last, signed by VIM. O.
Price, Draper and Tailor, is calculated 10 mis-.
lead and may seduce other Journeymen, as
have been from advantageous employment this
the same error by informing them that the said
employer is now attempting to put down the
full prices offered are inferior to country prices
generally and altogether infinitely insufficient in
the usually precarious state Of our trade, for
working mans support in the city.
Augusta, Ga. April 20-Muy6 c" IA
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

John Rainsford, vs..
James, Rainsford and
wife, and others.
MT appearing to my satisfaction, that John
IL Rainsford, Of England, son of Joseph, and
Louis c. Cantelow and Mary his wife, Defen.
dants in this case, reside without the limits of
this State; on motion, by Wardlaw & Carroll,
counsel for Plaintiff, ordered, that the Defen-
dants above named, do appear in this honorable
Court, and plead, answer or demur, 10 The Bill
Of Plaintiff, within three months from the puhli-
cation ofthis order, or that decree pro confess
so be taken against them,
J. TERRY, C. E. Ed.
Commissioners Office, March l6, 1s41. :. :,
March Ia .ig5=.e - E==l.< ). MI y
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GENERAL ORDERS.

ORDER, No..
HAMEs w. CANTEY. having been ap.
CD pointed Adjutant and Inspector General
of the South Carolina Militia; with the rank OF
Brigadier General, will be obeyed and respect.
ed accordingly. ~
Inthns supplying the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of General James Jones, the
Commandcr-in Chief, cannot omit the occasion
of expressing his high sense Of the ability and
fidelity with which the duties of that officer
have been discharged, and his deep regret for
the loss of his valuable and efficiertservic to
the State.
BY order Of the Co,nmander.in-C Chief
JOHN L. MANNING,
April 8, 1S41. 10 Aid de- Camp.
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NEW GOepgss.

yEN He Subscribers are now receiving their
I'll Spring and Summer Stock Of Goods
which they:wil dispose Of on reasonable terms,
mud invite their customers and the public, To
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
= ~ s'.z2sss 3s.:. BRYAN &s5MIN DR.. :
8 Edgefeld. C. H., April ID; lS4I.R Il IL
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..GarVim IA Haines.

Z. At the YelLo,u House, Hamburg, SC.
"A pIlia, in addition to their stock on hand, a
splendid and well selected assortment of MER-
cHANDIzE, in their line.
They now invite country Merchants, Ply
sicians. and others, wishing to purchase
Drugs & Medicines,
to call and examine their Goods and prices, MS
they intend to offer such inducements as cannot
fail to secure to themselves liberal patronage.
Hamburg February 16, 1S4l, ~ ~!
Feb. 19. tf.3
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Notice..

FHVHE Estate of William ". Dunn,. having
ia been left Derelict, and the undersigned
being required by an Act Of the Legislature; in
such case, to take charge of; and settle the es
tate. All persons having demands against said
estate will render themin, and all those indebted
to said estate, are required to make immediate
payment. OLIVER 4TOWLES;Szsa
Ordinary Of Edgsfeh District.
April 81, 1s41. - l3Y
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State of South Carolina
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
A NDREW MECKLEN tolls before ME, a
IA black mare MULE, supposed,o be four
or five years old, no brands, but rubbed very
much with the geer. Appraised at forty dol
lars. Said Mule can be had, by paying expeu-
ces, proving property, and applying to Andrew
Mecklen, residing in Abheville District, S. c.,
ten miles South Of Abbeville C. H., near Cedur
Spring Church.
SAMUEL MORRIS, J. P.
Mays IA
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.as2.S sagT0g.
From, lie Cultiuator....


- = have often known copperas
given to hogs, with this disease, and never fail
tocure them in few days. even alter the hog
was unable to &c. about but by dragging the
hind legs. The copperas may be given TO Them
ain portions Of about half spoonful daily: in
dough or any thing else they will eat. Pursue
this course for week or ten days, and u cure
will be effected. A little wood ahses will DO no
harn5 but it cannot be relied uponiora certain
remedy r.i- l.. L.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Beverly Burton attachment,

VIM. M. steiae. Debt,
Y1HE Plaintiff having this day filed his
Il Declaration in my Office, aud the Defend
mt having no Wife or Attorney known to be
within the State, on whom u-copy Of the same,
wife a rule to plead, could be served. 1t is or
dsred that the Defendant plead to the said dec
Iaration within year and day, or final and
absolute judgement will be given against him.
GEO. POPE, c. c. P.
Clerks Office,
Dec. 1S, 1S40. G&B 81 so AZ
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.EHyHE Friends Of Capt. E.sW. Perry,
u announce him as a Candidate. for
Tax Collector for this DISTRICT $50,
March 4. .:s.< e...sr,.,s If S;
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From tie KcniNckn Farmer.
Ihave cured pork hogs who

: , e; / have cured pork hogs when in
the pen fattening, that were broken down ia
theloins, with what believe to be the kidney
worm, and the cure is quite simple. 60 in the
pen with my tar bucket, catch the hog, and
while he squeals, apply the tarfron the pad
die in his mouth, to the amount of two or three
table spoonsful, which it will eat in madness: I:
then smear it well with tar about the loins and
they will frequently be upin three or four days,
.getfat and make good pork. But discover
theleaf about the kidneyis apt to be full OF
worms. do not ;pretendto say that spinal dis
ease. does not exist in hogs, and it may be in
durable. think it would be. well enough to
Try the above remedy and not lose pork by be-
ing over anxious 10 save corn.
HOLLOWAY COLLIE.
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Cast Iron Chuch.-The following is
extracted from the London Mechanics
Magazine.
"St. Georges Church, Liverpool, is an
objectof considerable interest for its taste,
and as having been nearly The first cast
iron church erected in Great Britain.
..The whole ofth frame work Of the
windows, doors, roof, pulpit, and ornamen-
tai enrichments are of cast iron. The
length is ll3 feet; the breadth AZ. 1t is
ornamented by splendid cast iron windows
ofstained glass"
1t is not, perhaps, generally known that
great proportion Of the large manufacto-
ries erected in England within the last Ten
years. are alliron except the walls. And
within two years past, several cottages and
country villas have been put up near l. on
don, which are exclusively cast iron walls,
doors, steps, roufs, chimneys, sash. &c.
In England, where wood is dear and
iron cheap, the first cos, of such buildings
is less than those of timber. In durability
and in beauty, they are, OF course, une-
gualled. When once finished, such bull
dings require no repairs; and the most fine
ly carved ornaments cost little more than
plain castings. From the manner of their
construction, additions or subraclious can
he made without injury to the materials,
or,o the appearance ofthe building, at any
.ime.-Baltimore Clipper.
"Thsre's, Many a Slip. &c.-In New
YORK, The other day ayoung girl arraigne,l
herloyer before the civil authorities for not,
like the banks, 'redeeming his PROMISES -
From want ofmeans or inclination to pay
1.-The fine inflicted, he was sen, TO prison
The solitude, of the cold cell, compared
with the sunny smile and bright couute-
nance Of her whom he had once loved, led
him 10 relent and ask forgiveness. She
refused ar first, then yielded, and in tears,
,heysgere joined together for >"beiier or
worse" by the Justice ofihe Police Court.
They were very clever and we'll dressed
people, and after this little love TEMPEST p5
no doubt twill be succeeded by a matri.
inoniaI calm. NORTH Amer. -,
So Grammatical" Sammy said a font
;sfather7to his son, who was just studyips
English Grammar, "our cat caught a raj
lin which case is the noun cat, in thi.
sentence? ?" "The non,at,ue," !" replied Sam
my. Very good-very good, indeed
bufthe rails The rat in the nominaliv.
.case,s too?", - s"Why, no sir" lIesi,atet
Sammy, .Hhe rat. sir, is in--is in-ye,
sir, ;lhe rat is4iu--;,n:" What?'-.slVhv
sif,ihe's in aivsry bad case, indeed sir j
"You're smart boy, Sammy, you are
you may 60 down TO the head. y.
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:. Another MIR Editor: Through your paper
we wish to inform the Southern Cultivator that
in Ohio there is such disease as that known
by kidney worm, and that it does particularly
effect tho kidneys Of our hogs, and that bran
mixed with strong lye, given quart three days,
will cure almost any hog with this disease.
JAMES STORER.
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State of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
John w. Marlborough,
Trustee ofHenry Schultz. In Equity.
Henry Schultz and the
Stale Bank. Bill for
Us. Relief and
The Bank Of the State OF + Account.
Georgia, G.. B. Lamar,
and the City Council Of
Augusta.
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction that the
I'll Defendants in the above stated case
are without the limits Of this Siate-On
motion OF Griffin 81 Burt: Ordered, that
said Defendants do plead, answer, or de-
mur, to the compIainants Bill of complaint;
within three months from The publication
hereof, or said Bill will be taken pro-con-
fcsSo against them.
]. TERRY, C. +. F.. D.
Commissioners Office, Edgefcld, Feb. 25, 1910
March 4. CO
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Picked Beef and Pork, in the South
and West, is apt 10 sour. Take il out and
dryit,throw away the old pickle,or cleanse
il by boiling. Smoke the barrel thorough
ly and repack the meat.
Don't throw away the Udder of your
beefcow. Salted, smoked and dried, it
is rich delicious eating. Boil and ca, it
cold like tongue. Try it.
Lard never spoils in warm weather ifit
is cooked enoughiu frying out.
: Wash your Butler thoroughly in cold
water, and work out all the 5utter-milk;
pack it in a stone. jar and stop the mouth
alright, and it will keep sweet forever.
Tomatoes make an excellent preserve.
S,oeet or Olive Oil is certain cure for
the bite of a rattlesnake. Apply il inter-
nally and externally.
TO cure Scratches on a Horse Wash the
legs with warm strong soap suds, and
then with beef brine. Two applications
will cure the worst case.
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Look ut this.

NTY JACK, formerly owned by Capt. J.
IXH+ Weaver, will stand at Edgefeld Cour,
House the Spring Season, ut Eight Dollars to
insure, and Six Dollars the season. &c.
c. J. GLOVER.
). April 6, 1s41. .ii,e.: 10
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Lost.

A NOTE Of hand, given by Harriet Martin.
IA. TO N. Finch, for Eighty Five Dollars, due
25th December last. thereby forewarn all per-
sons from trading for said note.
a- B. r. ADDISON.
April %. 1s41. NJ - 13 C
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN HE CUW WMCN FIEAS.
r. C. Baldwin & Co. vs. attachment
Grady g. McReynolds. Assumpsit.
YENHE Plaintiff having this day filed his de
.B. claration in the above stated case, and
the Defendant having no wife or attorney
known, to be within this State, upon whom a
copy Of the said declaration with ruleto plead
can be served. II is ordered thai the said De.
dantdouppearand plead to the said declara-
ton, within a year and day, from the publica-
tion hereof, orfinaland absolute Judgment will
.??...s' g s-'re GEO. POPE, c.o.P.
Clerks! Office. .ssns,.sI -:
March %, 1S41, 5a-sJ;r G; 81 so age 10 4
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H. % fSAH,;

H V!SEHi = .sS!!tkN5..3yss .s!tk = q ~
I'm EdgeGeld District on, the; !. 18th instant,
z one Note on Charles Nix, for two hundred
and eighty Two dollars and se4enty-fve cents :
one Note on Talbert Cheathani, for one :htiD:
dred dollars one Note on Bales. Wseun for thir-
ty dollars; and one OH John Stalnaker for fifteen
dollars. Amy rsontrading forthe above Notes,
will do it at their own risk. ssE;ar ss-s5ststt
March IS. - - y i $ 6,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-26
For the Lexington Union.

My soul is sick, with every days report
OF wrong and outrage, with which earth is filled
There is no yielding flesh, in mans hand heart
1t does not feel lor man. The natural bond
or brotherhood, is severed as the GaA
That ralleth asunder, at the touch of fire.
He finds his fellow, possessed Of wealth,
That he corets for his own; and seeking powe
To enforce the wrong, points to the Banks,
And shouts with fair pre'ence, 20 people
These be the gods that brought us up''
Prom mental darkness, and a savage state;
Enlightened our minds, and science brought,
From worlds unknown, to the sons Of men.
Now let us look to the Banks and prosper,
From whose benign influence flow,
Gracious sweets for every taste,
And pleasing balm for every wO.
Blessed be the land where Banks are plenty;
And blessed the people whose faith is strong,
And vulgar doubts and foolish fears are few
For then, the Banks can money make,
And kindly loan TO those who want;
Till all shall prosper and grow rich
Thus Of The gods they speak, and then
Descend beneath the shadow of their wings
And IN midnight darkness, plan,
To fleece the people, and theft substance take.
With special privileges, extraordinarily clothed
Moved BY naught, hut their own selfish will,
They fix their eyes on their fellows wealth,
With chicanery, shrewd and cunning, yelled,
Doom and devote it, as a lawful prey
And the law Of God and man deride.
Thus men wrong their brothers;
And what is worse, and most to he deplored,
As human natures broandest, Guulest blot,
They rob the poor and needy;
And with hearts ofpolished steel,
Stand aloof, with both hands full
Unmoved at the swindled orphans cry,
Or injured widows tear.
Then what is man, and what man seeing this,
Aud having human feelings, does not blush,
And hang bishead, TO think himselfa man.
A FARMER.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-26

The snbjoiUed is an exrrat of late
letter from New Orleans corresponds
ence Of the Vlcks5urg Sentinel. The
writer's views in relation 10 tie banks af
that city are doubtless correct. Their
doom is fixed and ineviable-,hev have
sown profuseIy seeds Of their ow n deStrlc.
ton; and their dark fate will speedily
uVertake them, and crush thousands be-
meath their ruins. II the people of Ms
sissippi would escape uninjured, let them
profit by the timely warning they have
received.
Business Of all kinds is awfuIIv dull
here. find much trepldalon among The
bank men on account of the rnhbcries
which have lately come to light, and they
apprehend these things will effect their
reputation abroad-Poor devils! they may
be tranquil about their reputatIon.-lt was
eXlIngnished and lost long ago. You may
depend upon it the banking system in tins
city is destined to receive shock before
he close OF the year, from which i! will
not recover. could not have believed
had uol been assured by men we'll ac-
qmlnted With the banks and who cannot
deceive me, the Utter rotten condition t.
which sam- Of them are reduced. Two
birds Of them are jnst as had off as any of
our Mississippi banks, and only saved
rom going to the devil by the Joint sup
port of all Others. There are only three
out Of the sixteen which can be safe or
sald to be sound. The credit If the 9th.
ers is stretched IN the nttermost, and lie
foe the lst Of January will snap like n
piece Of rotten lhread.--N planter ough,
to receive their paper or keep it longer
than he can help. For my part am anx
ions to get home and SO is -, and as
soon as his cotton is sold he will invesI
the whole in gold and silver, and carry it
with him IN leather bag TO his planta-
ton where 1t will he safe from burglarious
robbers and bank thieves. ASH NAV be
here short while longer, may perhaps
trouble yuu.wilh one or two more letters. :"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-26

Reciprocal affection between the sexe.
founded on vrluous and honorable inen.
tons, is one Of the purest sources Of earth.
" happiness - Yet it is often the case that
hearts which have met and mingled TO.
gelher, are bighled by bitter disnppoinl-
ments.
aye sacred powers, which rule on high,
II loves heaven born passion, tell me why
Do mortals love, aud Heaven SO oft dcny?"
A, c.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-26
ANNUNCIATIONS.

AN Il are authorized to announce THOM.
w AS }. GREEN, OF Warren County, as
candidate for Congress, at the election in No.
FOR JUDGE.
NW Z are authorizedto announce WALKER
Wv BROOKE, Esqr., as a candidate for
Circuit Judge of the Tenth Judicial District at
the November election. pr. f. (Sl0.)
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
WW|E are authorized TO announce JOSEPH
" M. CARDOZO, ESQ.,, as a candidate
for District Attorney, of the Tenth judicial Dis.
'nc', at the November election. prf(Sl0)
FOR SENATOR.
NMYE are authorized to Announce BENJA-
WM MIN GRIFFIN, as a candidate for the
Senate of this county, at the next November
election. 80, ($lO)
NAE are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
Wv WALTON, as candidate for Clerk OF
the Circuit Court, at the November election. rs
NAVY are authorized to announce SA MUEL
WM STAMPS, as a candidate for Clerk of
the Circuit Court. (S5)
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
WHY are authorized to announe MICAJAH
WIN " nDL'S dS d CdIIllule IOl county
Treasurer ($5)
&MYE are authorized TO announce ALFRED
MW LOMAX, as a candidate for County
Treasurer pr. f. (S5.)
NHTE are authorised TO announce WIN. NJ.
w SWAMI, as a candidate for County
Treasurer, at the next November Election. (S5)
FOR COLLECTOR.
NEyE are authorised to announce II. D.
EW GREY as candidate for Collector, at
the November election. pr. T. (S5.l
FOR ASSESSOR.
NMYE are authorised to announce WIN. C.
XIV ADAMS as a candidate for Assessor at
the November election. pr. f. 1857
EMTE are authorised 10 announce JAMES
Wv HANNAH us a candidate for Assessor
of Taxes for Holmes County at the next Novem
Der Election. (4E5)
FOR RANGER.
NMYE are authorized to announce JOHN
XIV BELL, as a candidate for Ranger nj
the November election, (S50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-26
PROSPECTUS OF THE
G. w H sc EMIT CXYX

1
TMNHE subscribers propose, on the first
III OF October, to commence the publ.
cation ola Daily newspaper, in New Or.
leans, bearing the above title. The rea-
sons for this course are numerous and
sufficient, but need not here be stated.
La answer TO an inquiry, what will be
the character of the proposed publication Z
The proprieors answer: that in relation 10
partIzan questions, religious or poltical,it
takes no part whatever. Facts in relation
to these, as well as other subjects, viii be
occasionally stated, but only as matter of
history, or passing remark, without taking
sides for one party or another. The edit.
ors are citizens, and ia common with
other freemen, will vote for wing or Van
lies; we suspect TIE former mostly; Just as
they please: but their paper will be neither
one nor the other. 1t will, however, to
the utmost Of its ability, sustain the public
credit, by which we mean the credit, Of
the United States, our own State, and pub
lie institutions, nor less that Of individuals
our own included.
Passing events, domestic and foreign
will be carefully chroncled, and placed
before our readers in as brief and com.
PrehensVe a manner as possible, All
important transactions occurring in The city
OF whatever character, will receive from
US due notice: aud sometimes events not
very important, may be rendered more so
by our notice. The proceedings of public
bodies, whether incorporated or not, will
be observed, and full often become The
subjects of remark. The various amused
ments Of our city, of whatever name, will
be subject upon which we propose freely,
but Literally 10 comment.
Commercial and bushes information
will form a special item of the daily cons
tents Of our sheet. A, least once a week
we propose to give a brief hut full view Of
the state of the market. Arrivals Of ships
and steamboats, will be noticed, and facts
learned by them be speedily communica-
ted to the public.
As ours IS at once mercantile and
family paper, nothing Of a bitter or angry
S""'"SNCiJ hNiDHs InuCllCdtC vi vi IIutlUI'
al tendency, will be permitted 10 stain our
pages. Instead of these, il will be our aim
to cater for the taste Of the pure refined
and virtuous; and especially 10 render our
columns agreeable and instructive to the
young and to families, where il is hoped
our paper will be daily and nightly read
by the fair, as well as BY the staid
and worthy among thesterner SEX
Let it not be supposed, however,
that sprightliness, wit, and sallies Of
mlrlh and innocent gaiety are to form no
part of the contents Of our journal. The
smile of intelligent and harmless humor,
and The efiorescence of chaslened but AT.
tic wit, and the pleasantries of social en-
Joyment, posses too many charms to be
refused admttance to our hearts, and will
consequently be ever welcome to our coll
umns.
In. short, we intend to render our little
sheet a compendium Of all subjects con-
slsient with rigid purity of morals, from
The soberest lessons of religion and rhio.
sophy, to The gayest and most playful
efforts Of fancy and wit.
JAMES O'DOWD & co.