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CAUTION.

As all medicines which become very popular
ne that of Dr. Swaynes Compound Syrup O.
wild Cherry, attempts to Initiate or Counter.
felt in some way. ar. Yery frequently resorted to
Th.fsfore it " thoug best to put the public on
,as,, guard u ams Luposltion. In the courpeof
~ t.1. is.s aAs. this nlcat dcoe.ved
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J. PEAsE & Son, CLARIFIED
Essence OF HoARHoUND
CANDY,
CANDY

The Undersigned, Clergymen, have used the
COMPOUND Extract OF Hoarhound, made by J.
Tease s Son, and freely recommend it to those
sSnieted with Coughs, Colds; and Constructive
Complains a. All excellen: remedy in those ca
on, and FOR USE Of the voice Professionally moth
ing can eqlal it. We recommend 1t to our
sEsthreu throughout tho Unon
AoSHp REV. MR.. LINDSAY,
Pastor of VI. L. Church, Second st.
REV. MIR. KELLOGG,
Recent Pastor of Willst st. Church.
ELDER KNAPP.
REV. MR.. CRAWFORD,
Pastor Of VI. Church, Forsyth at.
REV. MR.. LUCkEY,
Recent P. L New York Conference.
REV. MR.. WHITAKER,
81 81 Presby terrain Church, corner Of Madison
and Catherine sts.
REV. MIR. GRIFFIN,
Pastor of NJ E Church. Bedford st.
REV. MIR. BARRY,
sstor Of the Wesleyan Methodist Church corner
Of Grand and Clinton SITS.
REV. MIR. HART,
sci Pearl ST., Of Baptist Church, Gold ST.
REV. MR.. GIBBS,
Ill Third Avenue,
kEssRs.J PEAsE Son,
GEyrlENES,-l would consider it an absence
ii gratitude to you, and duty to the public,
she public to withhold the testimony am ena-
bled to furnish under the providence OF Ged, OF
the almost supernatural efficacy of your invalu-
rb!e Compound fIoardhonnd Candy. Reduced
from an attack of my lungs to deaths door, and
hourly becoming deoItated by constant expec-
toraton. ! had resigned myself to a fate, which
considered, from my suffering, inevitably and
rapidly approaching Upon hearing OF your adj
veltiscd remedy sent for a quantity Of the Is
sence Of Hoarhound and before half the stock
was used WAS somewhat relieved; and when
hat -sed two lrge packages. the expector1t'on
ceas,c, the llngs we're helled, my appetite nm
p:ovet. aid m general health restored: You
axe :: A2e.:v TO rr,aae NY plJhc rse OF THIS yo
please, I'D ! .qe-:. .ca I'm IN duty bound to
IeccInae,ld - = -, -.:.e 70 all! w"o may he So
unfortunate = :.a:s -ee.. t rom winch. am
:AaalFil . Gl". ~l" "ys -3iiy and aiiect1hlIy
re4o"c:ea, ~ "a q. o. y0,r '"d'"ne
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For many years, whilst engaged in the prac.
ace OF my profession, have frequently observer
luch injury done from the improper admins
radon ot medicine, with view to eXpel worms
rom tue human system; and that at time whe
'e little sn!ic1cr was very unable to bear suc
ns.' trel,ncnti giving drastic, and quite too ac.
ave plrgltives, worm teas, sc. &c. which of
ines Will produce great suffering, and lay tn,
oIndIton lor a disease winch would be muc
more diicul 10 eradicate than that produced L\
v orMs
1t smich 10 be regretted, that thousands ar,
swept OF, or rendered weak, pale, and emaca.
ed, in their cry Stages OF existence, and theu
constitutions unt mined, and foundation lai,
or pulmonary diseases, &c. Sc. entirely from i'm
proper treatment. Worms icing especially Ii .
..e to nhabt persons Of dcbilitated digestive OF.
gans: and those OF weak constitution, therefor
mach mischigtis often done by tie ordinary inouo
Ut treating which generally consists Of tn
nest active purgativcs; and further, it has bee
proved bv actual experiment, that Worms vii
exist or long time, even when they are thrown
'to 4 solution OF most OF the common pIepura
tons which ars used or the destruction OF thos
ANNA ., whereas, it has been fully proven tina
in the preparation which oiler to the public
called DIR. Swnynes Vcrmiiuge," they canno
exist for any length of time, but sicken, dwin
die and die, and pass of from the body with tn,
Stools and other offensive matter necessary TO b
discharged giving new and healthy action tt
the whole Alimcnta-y Canal, ard all without the
least inconvenience to the sufferer.
Worms are capable Of producing great disur
bance in the system; not only do they uggrayah
all ordinary diseases, but they also give rise to .
great variety Of very alarming and anomalou
affections. Indeed, the whole train ofsplsmodh
and conclusive diseases, may proceed from tn,
ultation Of Worms in the Aim entary Canal
Cholera, Epilepsy, Catcepsy, Tetanus, Paralysis
Mania, and Conv Visions, well as 1 variety 1
Nervous Affections, are not untrcquently the el
oct Of this cause.
DIREC IIO.N.S FOR USE.
For an Adult, Dose Table spoonful
Child years or more, do Desert Go
" year do do Tea do
/" months do Go / Tea do
To be repeated Three or Four lines day, be.
fore meals. The bottle should always be shooh
before using.
The above medicine salways to be had at DR.
Swayncs Office, No. 81 North Sixth Street, one
door below Arch.
S ,ld hv The same agents who sci his ar
'i-hlinus pills, for list of whose names
see another culumn-
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TIE Col owing are ist o orr Authorized agents
IN the State of Maryland, viz:
Cecil Connty, Joseph c. Cloud, Elkton, Clay
ton y Hanes, Pivot Bridge
Kent County, D,iley & Rufren, Chestertown,
N Peacock, Georgetown y Roads.
Queen Anus co. Thomas Sutton, Centerville,
r. VI. Boidrdge Travelling gent.
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DR.. Swaynr's Strengthening
Vermil,uge,
IN EFFECTU.3L RE.NEDYFOL
TFDR.nS:

And from it's tonic properties will DO useful fol
delicate, sickly, and dysPcpt!c children or a
dI!ts; and wlll III all cases prevent the genera.
tion Of Worms, which makes it still mUrt
valuable Compound
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11

We heard. yesterday. snug lnle BET offered on
hunCred thousand majority Tor the Clay electors,
IN the UnHed States. II was promptly declined.
and with good reason. Why7 The people ore
ncsS awake, enthusiasm now exisIs among the
that is as great could be expected but month
before the election. What Gun We expect il to be
when the day OF election arrives. when the last
blast Of the buge is b,wn. and The charge is alone
to be madei From present Appearances. there will
then be but one thought. one mind. one heart. one
impulse in the whole Wing party. Can there be
for moment, a doubt Of Wing success Look hack
To ls40 witness the professions, The standard bear
en. the musicians. III geliers up Of the quaint
devices and beautiful emblsms, The most enthusiast
Iie the foremost in the crowd. The great majority
Of them were then under 81 years OF sge.-not
voters; vet HarrisOn's mejoriiy was I46.06l. -Four
years will have passed. an nine in ten almost OF
The young patriots; with al their feeling squire. fresh
and warm, will have become voters What an
army Of young Wings to bring into the field. Not
all the tories Of cid England Iesgued with their
brother tories Of this country. could cope with Them
The political virtue insiied into the hearts Of the
young. the then vO'sless population Of the country.
by the canvass Of 1910. will never be forgotten,
and will not Ioae its effect al the polls during this
generation. The political truths here learnt. the
political ardOr and eamrsIness there inspired, tho
political views and principles then adopted will
continue ~ be felt, aad for Us a higher code
OF political morals. purer administration Of the
government than has been The fate Of the country
for nearly generation past. But whatever elss
IL msy do. il the election Of Henry Clay in
1874. and that by the votes and the ready action Of
the YOUNG WINGS OF le4O
We have everything TO cheer Us. while the con.
dIiOn Of our opponents is very clearly pictured BY
the following extract from the Democratic Review
for November.
For ourselves on the other hand. Il is not 10 be
denied that we are his fall in moral condition. a.
party, entirely unfit for he formidable encounter
now 20 nigh ~ hand. We are. comparatively. a.
The crew Of the Chesapeake when she went into her
| illslafred action with the Shannon;-let US moi
disregard the warning Of the example,. The fatal
influence Of As dissenhOBs HOp dtsfractiaQ us
dissenIions about and not about measures
about persons end not about prnciples--is uoriuea
ca characters HHeqHiUooai ensagh on ne records Of
TOO many Of The elections Of ne seasoa n thsss
are not harmOnized. and that thoroughly and soon
We may well spare ourselves from the outset thai
tTEihess Struggle which Din not haoe spea koDs 10
cheer a. and resign ourselves once 10 thai ineva.
bic cup Of The modification and grief Of defeat in
whose bitter drao0ht the ingredient will be
The thought that u by our own h ands h was drug.
gsd!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11

Divides Of New York c.iyl | tried 10
seoihe his rudied temper by humoring
AIS important idea OF himself, bu, il
was like an attempt to qucnch a raging
lire by adding more fuel-the only re-
turn he made, was an order to quit The
house Immediately, aud never again TO
dsrken his door with my 2resence--lhe
first clause Of which obeyed immedil
ately.
About week after this event, tho
young men OF the village had what is
called squirrel hunt'-that is, thew
formed themselves into two parties, TO 4
the purpose Of hunting squirrels, and
the party that killed the smallest mum
Der IN u given time, was to provide d
supper for the whole. was attached
TO one party, and had travelled until lat,
IN the afternoon, but was now return
ing leisurcly towards home with mn
game In bag on one shoulder, and nv
ride on the other, when my attention.
was suddenly attracted by white obiec
ut some distance before me. On apl
proachiny nearer, | tfound it to be Nal
ria. She was seated upon a log, read
ing letter had sent 10 her the day be
lore. Pleased with the idea Of an inte
view with her without fear of iu,errup
ton, had approached unperceiyed ts
within couple OF rods of her, when
heard slight rustling in the leaves
near by. On directing my eyes 10 lh..
point from whichIihe sound proceeded,
saw-merc'iul heaven! panther Just
drasing himself up for his fearful leap
upon Maria. A dearh-lIke feeling came
over me- gasped for breath, as the
! thought flashed across NV mind that NV
rifle was not loaded-and | was on the
point Of springing forward that might
al least save her life by sacrificing my
own. when | heard u death like voice.
which ] recognized as Aiaria's father
say, For the love vi heaven save my
daughterr
II seems 10 me tht an unseen hand
must have helped me. for. although the
panther was drawing himself up to
81 ring when first saw him, loaded my
rifis before he lcaped; and in the room
OF reaching the OBJECT he intended, he
. vent more than ten feet in the air, and
fell down dead.
The sudden revulsion in my feelings
: caused me I'd swOon away; and when |
revived. found mpself in the house ri
harIa's ia'her, and the gentle girl like
a mnIstering ange;, leaning over me anc
bathing my temples. The old gentle.
nan entered soon after, AM nothing
could exceed his gratitude, lie insisted
that should make his house my home
and likewise gave his consent 10 several
other arrangements, thai, however inter.
esting they may have been 10 me, can
be Of no possible interest to The reader.
One evening about month from that
tine, the old mansion was ihronged b,
people. whose cheerful countenances be.
loAened an event of joy as the cause oil
the gathering, and rang with the sound
OF gladstone voices. Music was there
in its inspiring strains, and song and
dance went joyously. II was wedding
party, and Your humble servant and Ma
ria were that evening declared by the
Parson 10 be husband and wife.
Reader, is it wonderful that I am fond
"f that old rifle?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11

iRELAND.-Tbs last news from Ireland which
we Published yesterday morning, evidences hat
The repeal agitation has reached The crisis Of ils
fate. or is fas, approaching ii. What msy be- The
result remains 10 be seen. The step taken by the
crown shoHsa determination 10 despatch natter.
with rssOiuie hand. Should OConnell suffer, O.
might be- under strict contradictions Of the law, Ire
land would be IN blaze from end 10 end.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11

A JUDICIAL EcHo.--ons day. ansr soms
orensic sparfing Of no amicabis nature bote.n Az.
late Lord Norbury and Mf Parsons. uncle ef An.
present Earl d Ross bis lordship vss Inlerrus, hi
be charge By The loud brsyiug of douEey 81 ~.
street oiihe ussize town 'whsi's hat. ..t.5 ~.
iefa.hiP' Nc Psr'ons rOse. and gravsy issues i'm
'aa'R "'' merely he echo Oflhs eoars,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11
81 THonGHr so .


The following very good hing is from a new
work called the "SIesp RIDER"
| thought - is an inveieraie expression with
your wiseacSe. When never any thing happens that
he dsesds Or dePrecaIes. desires or hopes, has
thought OF or hasnt thought Oft IL STILL elernuIly
! Ihoishl SO.
nsw.lighl preaeheF-oOe ofthose Reniusss who
can make q man Christian IN about a Minute
was once reading to I'D fashioned Jooa Than the
sory OF Elishas making the iron swim 70 which
Jonathnn replied with great uneiiOn--
Il wish could make iron SWIM
You cam quOis tie preacher.
emo"
"YJu cam"
"Howr'
! Believe that yOu can"
Els that aIf" said Jana'han. giving his ssl-skin
cue twist; well. DO believe H."
Are you 'o's'
A pail Of water and an old horse-shos are aoon
found IN Nes Ennland
YOu are sure, now. that you believed" said the
preacher.
tell you yssg replied Jonathan rather impatient
y. fH he held his word ~ be good az his bond
any day. give me the borso-shos.'
! Il was pni into water snd---it went 10 the bot.
I tom like shot.
Il ih5sgbl sog' said jonathan
II though, ~" sad the man that drew The high
prize.
- inoughl soi said the man that didn't draw ii.
II thought soi" said Napoleon 81 MsrongO.
y thought col" said Napoleon 81 Waterloo
~ thought sof" said Van Bnren IN sc.
II lhoughi 20" said Van Bufen N 40
Whereas, my dear cir, q is obvious that not one Of
them srcepi Jonathan thought any such thing.
~ IGNORANCE BE BLss"-In Portugal
there srs only newspapers; spain s; Belgium 8
Russia - Holland IS; Italy 6; Germany 26; France
%. e.. IN Enslsnd there are 332 ireland 81 Scof.
iand g. iu lhs United States 1900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11
PHn.InFIpHIA

WV o.
most curious scene was witnessed on Saturday
las'' m The banking room Of ofOuF city i9stu-
'i'ns. depository Of the Government funds. Il was
pay day Zoe the crew Of the United States slOOp-of.
war Dale That bst recently returned port after
long cruise; The payments were ell made in specie;
70 see the honsgi lars scattered around the ROM
counting over their treasure and occasionally indu
ging IN some rarihfui remark OF ludcrous euelama.
hon---was worthy the attention Of an artist, Il was
beyoad description on paper
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11

AMERICAN INTERESTS IN CHINA. Tbs
last number " the Chinese Repository states thai
Commodore Kearney, u The u frigaie Cossiella
ton, has made more official nteroourss with the Chi
nese officers than has ever before been held by
American officers altogether and his ntsrcouise has
been conducted on terms Of entire equality. Commo-
dose KearDey has, We bslisvs. obtained the objects
sought for in coming here. and II we are rightly in
ioTmed. indemnify Coz 81 losses sustained By Amer
cans 10 December last is ina fair wpy Of icing Oh
fained
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11

WILKlE THE ARTIST.-Accord.ne
to an Academy story (for the literal ex-
actness Of which we do not vouch) the
following dialogue once occursed be-
tween Mr.. Stewart Newton, X. A. and
ms serious brother, Is they walked
home from dinner party:
'Ne'otOn-Well we have had pleasant
evening, Wilkie.
'Wiikie Rally.
'NeictOH-But you were very silent.
'Wiikte-Railyf
'Nr'ctOm-In fact, you said hut one
word.
Wifkie-Raily?
'NerOtOn- There it goes again! Why
David, you never do say anything bat
Raiiy2
'WiIkie-Railyi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11

WATER sPOUT.-The Apalaohicola Advertiser
Of the Tn int. says We ior The first time in Our life
bed the pleasure yesterday morning u seeing gen
uine wafsf spout Il formed IN the bay opposite the
city IN ne direction Of The Get Point. and We rad
he saiisfaciion Of enjoying The sight shout fifteen
minutes. 1--we were learned philosopher We would
give particular description of H. bot that not b..
ing he case. we shall mefsiys hat IL beat the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11

10 Be Wise-DFink cage iea.--Porf BaL
To Be nobie-Dnpk penay-rsyai iea-. LopsH
Hsrald
To be comioued- Drink balm toa.-Boa Bee.
To dance livsly-Drink hop Isa.-Mussug.
To restore fractured limb-Drink bone ssn tea.
Pal Forum,
To be AL child-Dhnk Thgh con tee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11
NEW ARRiVAL on
kPLEN DID EANnY rnonn

Ar THE CITY CASH sTOREg
- ECElvLD this day. (Friadsy. November ash
Ia l843) -
, pieces super Fancy Vslvets. for Ladies dresses.
~ DO Alpaca Lusirss, oil colorE
do do DO Silk Chain;
DO super croubafrsd, beautiful article.
Do Lenobia Cloh.a new auicie for l.dir.' wear
5 DO SOP French Mssinsss;
DO Iwilled Alpacp, new srilcs,
AlSO-rSomo very rich emhFoidorsd. Thtbei,
Aefio, Bryoha and other Sharis. cold Ffnges. &c,
nov ~ bOWTHER a BOON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11

MASSACRES.--An arrival al Sag harbor brings
Intelligence. that i~fonnsiian had been received az
Bao Of Islands frum The Isle. North Of The Bay
OF Islands (prohabiy one Of the Fejeesl thai three
Engiish vessels had been off and the crews muir
derrd; in one instance the captain had his lady on
board--she fell a victim.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11

FOND OF ToNGUE.--Are you fond Of tongue.
srf' Yes. nslam. VAS always fond Of it and
like IL STILL"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11

SCENE ON THE MISSISSIPPI What kind
Of wood Is lhaIF
lis cord wood replied the chopper. with the
greatest non chalancr.
How long has il been cur enc uired tho ANXIOUS
captain.
-Four leeI.' said the chopper s-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11

AFFECTION OF DOG.-A srsll dog has been
'~''ced by the students OF ST Mays. Hal.az. N. s.,
cSiinily resting upon rerain grave. in The bury
ing gf"nnd in the OF the College. aud never
leaving u unlcss when frightened BY a larger dug
entering the yarI'when he Immediately lakes refuge
under the church. The grave so atlentIvely guarded
Is thai VI child probably he play ma o The failh-
inl lille animal Il hos hecoms qpIle a iavosiisr
With the sludens. Tho feed da ". bui they cal.uos
ccuI The litiIe Ielluw iro,n has resting place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11
'IlNH[aIIElElE
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NEW YORK.


A"e bh.gs are oooHt HtgM
BY the Courier and Enquirer have returns
from The City Of New York. franklin. The Wing
candidate for the Senate is elected Jones, for
Sheriff wing. is elected BY 1000 majority. The
LOcos claim the clerk.
Briefly then, in the city and county. The whigs
have certainly given majority lor their Senator and
Sheriff. and very pFObably. for their candidate for
Coroner and At least one half il not the whole Of
their Assembly ticket
There were i've tickets running all.
RICHMOND coUNTY.-Jones, Loco. elected.
Newsursli--whig majority FOR Assembly i64--lasi
year loco l35. This shows thus Ear decided gain.
Nous osrrons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11

RON WIRE-AssOrisd number. Cor Tioo.,.,
y use received Tbs day end lor sale st 4 REDUCED
P"o'. OFT a. GREER,
HoV ~ No l5Q Main a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11

. vERMoNT.-Ths Legislature % Vermont adj
burned last week, sfieF short but active session.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11
cREosorE-

DR. SieshoHse's New Nude Of employing C.eesote
for the Psessresfie. Of Meat ard Fssh- n.
Creo~ae. 81 named frvm its great snlisepIic pow
er. which exceeds, perhaps that OF my other sub
stance. has been long employed 10 preserve animal
msilefs rum decay. The vuly ways in which
creoste usually applied ior this purpose CONSIST
either ia exposing The meat which wish To pre-
ior The s1okc of burning ysoul.of which
the effective constituent. os elsc iInmersing
u ior u short lime in containing few dnsp<
Of crevsie. Articles Of Esod prepared nv either vi
these methods may be kept lor long times both
these modes oi using the attended With
the inrohvenirnce thai the food acquires The sssto
ai.d smell peculiar Ia smoked meat. This may be
asoidsd. During the past summer u struck me thai
perhaps the vapurs of might he found ell
rient The tneih,-d adopted the following very
sim.le oIe;-l placed small plate eOnlaining a
siile rreus,ie under each piece OF meat q hung
suspended n The lander. and cuyered both with
rt"h. The creosoe ssH'u gave oil vspours which
ior,ed ai ustseiiic atmospheric around the meal.
ADD Kept quite fresh three E.nr days longer Than
a would otherwise have kept. II the plate is gently
heated before The creOsa,ie ~ put the vspors
rise more LUCKILY. and 10 tse additional precnuiian
taken al s,isps isiIng the meat n hon jar closed
with d the beneficial eiiect il siili more disc~rui-
ble tried this process during the gfeaier part OF
last summer with invariable success and burher.
who hied u Oh larger scale wa equally convinced
vi IT'S efficacy. The meat. when cooked. ias the
slightest smell sste Of creosoe. Amaher adv am
inge tiending the az il. its smell
disaerssable To flies thai IL frees larder the
pressure of these noxious insects The same guam
lily Of creosDie may he used for several weeks but
on beng hong exposed To tho il Lsscs Of lis
SMELL aud Is partly changed into species Vf resin.
THE ASTONISHMENT or THE LOCO FO-
COS.-Firsi came gun booming the Aliegha.
mics announcing gisrous Wing viciUry in the yesy
camp Of the gre aold Chief v Ia tier day Democracy.
Tennessee. There. I told you so!' says the Czl-
h1nnIies. Van and Polk ALL du; Ihs is all
along Of your ruEning Polk aud h,ldng up Van as
the only available randids'e. But hark What
'.eans that % lee fr"m GeorgIaf Gays The Vaniies
Yes. u is anu'her Coon victory. See there now
how Cah.'nn's namo has killed up. our party ia
Georgia. L,l ant behold. aIoih-r shout rum
Penii-y lvanis and another from Mar, land, and
crnuinan,n aud re- crimir.aon goes ia the allied
army oi Lpco focois,u. Each blsmes The other
with The deieui. Have patience good Locus Of
of every degree fn'm Walsh's subIertauesns To
Cardinals most naughty We whlgiv you
all fair heat. Mo one shall laugh al his neighb0f
4 -Sueunah Rep.