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Early Evidence of Depravity.
A CLEAR CASE oE PERJURY.

There is now living in the United States,
prominent and impressive illustration of the pro-
verb, that remarkably depraved old men never
became so without leaving some early traces of
violated integrity--The individual referred to
stands higl among the men of genius who have
acted their part i'll the political drama for near
ly fifty years, but he is chiefly charactized for his
unchecked, unchastened ambition. So long as
1906, although under thirty years of age, we
find him presenting himself att the desk of the
speaker ofthe Senate, and upon claiming seat
in that body, take solemn oath TO support the
constitution which he was at the very moment
in the damning act of vIolating That man.
that victim of unhallowed, unholy ambition, was
HENRY CLAY! Let the reader be patient
and read few paragraphs further.
The constitution of the United States, article
], section 3, declares that 'No person shall be
a senator who shall not have attained to the age
of thirty years" In article 5, section 3, it is fur
ther declared that "The Senators and Represen-
tatives shall be bound by oath or affirmation to
support this constitution"
| The journal of the Senate for the Goth of De-
cember, 1906, page ll6. states that "The honor
able Henry Clay, appointed senator by the Le-
gislature of the state of Kentuckyin place of the
honorable John Adair resigned, produced his Gre
dentias and took hisseat in the Senate. The
credentials of Mr.. Clay were read, and the oath
was administered to him. as the law pre- escribes, -
By the same journals page l02, it sppears that
Mr. Clay was present and voted in the Senate up
to the 2nd of March, 1907, on which day the
Senate adjourned sine die
Greely's edition ofthe "Lfe Of Henry Clay,''
published in New York in lS43, and said in the
preface to be "not only far more complete than
any former one has been but so perfect that there
shall exist no necessity for one to come after it."
states that "Henry Clay was born on the 18th Of
April, l777." He therefore "attained to the age
of thirty years" not until the 18th day of April,
lIS07.
Thus it appears by the journals Of Congress
andshis own biography, that Henry Clay know
ingly and wilfully occupied seat in the Senate
of the United States, in lerogaton of the pro-
visions of the constitution, and in direct viola
ton of his own solemn oath Let the American
people reflect upon these facts! Let them pom.
der well the character of Mr.. Clay,---his unholy
and INSCRIPTIONS ambition. If 10 obtain the
honors Of the Senate, he would madly violate his
oath can American citizens confde their freedom
land independence to his keepmg2--O. Patriot
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COUNTERFEIr NorEs.-Itis is said there neve
has been time when so many well executed
counterfeit bills were in circulation as at present
Thompson's Reporter of last week gives the sub
joined list
3's National Bank city of New York.
SIS Yates Co. Bank, Penn Yam.
rs, Smyrna Bank, Delaware
3's Union Bank, Dover, NJ.
rs Canal Bank, Portland, Me.
3's Waldo Bank, Belfast, Me.
SIS Phoenix Bank, New York.
los Yates County Bank, Penn Yam, N. Y.
los Bank of Middcbury, VT
los North Kingston Bank, R. l.
2's Bank of Morris Co. Monistown, N. ].
SIS Northern Bank of Kentucky.
los r. |. Union Bank, Newport
los Mechanics aud Traders Bank. N. Y.
3's Merchants Bank Newburyport, Mass.
los Bank ofMouroe, Rochester N. Y.
3's Highland Bank, Newburgh, N. Y.
5's Mechanics Blk, city and Co. of Phila.
2's Relief notes, Brownsville, Pa.
SIS Merchants Bank, Baltimore.
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Base FoRGERY-The federal papers are pub
fishing eulogy on Mr.. Clay, purporting to have
been pronounced by the Rev. VIM. Capers Mr..
Capers has addressed letter to the Editor of
the Richmond Wing, denying that he ever deliv-
cred such eulogy! Who would suppose for a
moment that any clergyman could be SO forgetful
of all sefrespectand forgetful of his holy calling,
as to eulogise one ofthe most immoral public men
of the age? The idea is ridiculous in the ex-
treme.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE SENTINEL,
Cadiz, April 10. 1874.


The spring business has fairly commenced. Our
merchants are all receiving supplies Of goods, a
dapted to the approaching season. As most of these
goods purchased at reduced prices in the eastern
cities, they will be sold much lower than goods have
heretofore been sold in Cadz Purchasers should
visit all the stores before they conclude bargain with
any one in particular
Nearly every description ofCountry produce is in de-
mand Wenotce in our quotations the principal items
Flouris selling from stores at $500 per cwt, and
is in demand.
Buckwheat Flour is worth Sl,25 per cwt.
Corn meal, 81 cts.
Wheat brings 68 cts per bushel
Rye, IS cts. and dull.
! Oats, lsa cts and in demand.
Corn, 25 cts good sales.
Potatoes, 25 81 cts in demand particularly spring
seed potatoes.
DRIED FRUrT-Apples, 43 cents per- bushel, sales
brisk.
| Peaches, $l,OO, do. do.
Timothy seed, 81 so per bushel, dull.
Flaxseed, IS cts. brisk.
Beeswax, 80 cts. per lb in demand
i Butter cts per h.
Lard, 81 cts per. lb.
Tallow, 64 cts. per ID.
Feathers, 25 cts per h. brisk.
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r E W o v AZ.
CRABB g. ROBERTS,
TAILORS.

ID ESPECTFUILY inform the citizens of Cadiz. and
IN vicinity, that they have removed to the frame
building recently erected by L. P. Milgan, Esq., on
Market street, (and directly opposite Messrs Kilgore
Co.'S Dry Goods Store) where they are prepared to do
work in style, which shall not be surpassed in any
other shop in the county.
Thankful for past favors, they respectfully solicit
continuance Of public patronage
N B.-They earnestly request all persons who arc in-
debted to them for work done, more than six months
to come forward and settle their respective accounts
without further delay. apr4
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Late Arrivals from England.
logan i. KelllletEm.

TMPORTERS and wholesale dealers in Hardlodre,
J. Cutlery, SGddlery, &c, No I99 Wood street, Pitts
burgh, respectfully announce to their customers and to
Western merchants generally, that they are now receiv
ing large and splendid assortment of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c,
all ofwhich has been purchased for cash by Mr. Ken
nedy his recent visit to the manufacturing towns Of
Birmingham and Sheffield, England, and which we will
sell very reduced prices, pedgng ourselves to meet
any fair Eastern competition. Merchants in the habit
of visiting the Atlantic cities are particularly invited
to call Pittsburgh, Feb. 20 ap4
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EVRANKLIN COLLEGE.--The winter ses-

NlNH6ANALAN COLAHISGHI.-~lhe ne WINTER Ses-
IL sion will terminate at this Institution on Wednes-
day the 18th inst The examination fthe students will
be attended to on the 18th and 18th at IL O'clock A.
M The annual contest between the Literary Societies
will take place on the evening Of soid Wednesday to
will commence on Wednesday the 9Th Of May next.
With full and efficient faculty, comfortable and COM
modious buildings and plenty Of boarding houses with
rooms for the accommodation of students at very low
rate, we aater ourselves that young gentlemen wisl-
ing get an education cannot do better than TO come
TO Franklin College j. G. MCCULLOUGH,
New Athens, apr ii Secretary
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-11

ID TANNER g. Co., Wholesale Shoe Warehouse,
H. No ll9, Wood street, (botween Diamond alley
and Fifth street, Pittsburgh, now receiving their
Spring and Summer stock of Doors, SHOES, PAIM-LEAr
HATS, &C., direct from the manufacturers, which will
be sold at Philadelphia and New York prices
Country merchants and others visiting Pittsburgh on
their way East will find it their interest examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere we determine
ed to sell at such prices give entire satisfaction.
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EVANSVILLE MARKET, April 4.

EVANSVILLE MARKET, April 4.
Wheat 65 cents, flour 1915.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer, remarking upon the
markets ofthat place. says:
"Sght operations in flour and wheat have transpired
500 bbs. fancy brands recently changed hands $525
delivered at Buffalo Ordinary brands remain at 81 0C
without sale 5000 bushels wheat for the City mills. al
shade below so cents has been received from Mich
gan. 5000 bbs. mess pork has been sent up the Wa
bash from this port at $500 per bbl
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WESTERN EXCHANGE.
CGdi$, Ohio.
A. #. CROsKEY.

TEAVING taken the above well known stand in the
Crimes would respectfully inform his friends, the old
patrons of the establishment and the travelling public
generally, that he is prepared accommodate lhem as
he believes, to their entire satisfaction The House has
been thoroughly repaired, added, and
large reading attached, where the principal jour
mails of the day viii be regularly received and fled
Every endeavour will be made by the proprietor to
add to the comfort ofhs guests and he respectfully So
cits and hopes to merit share ofhe public patronage.
march %.
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IiIliner g. Mantua Making Business
Miss. JANE SCOTT.

EENAKES this method of informing the ladies of New
II Athens and vicinity, that she has taken a room
in the house occupied by Mrs Grimes, on Maine street
in the town of
NEW ATHENS,
where she will carry the above business in all isva-
Tious branches. Having taken instructions from one
long and amply experienced in the business she trusts
she will be able to render general satisfaction. She Ia
determined to spare pains in sedulousy striving to
please both to fashion, durability and neaness Of
workmanship, all who may favor her with their patron
age, liberal share Of which she hopes to merit and
ceive.
March ID 1914.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TTNHE Subscriber viii sell on Saturday the 18th OF
H. April next, at his late residence in Cadiz, large
quantity of
Household & Kitchen Furnitur
AS every article will be sold without reserve, it will
be the interest of those wanting bargains to be on the
ground early. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
TERMS.--Approved notes, at six months.
Cadz, March 9th, 1874 WIN. BENNETT.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-11

The Legislature of Maine has adjourned-
Resolutions nstructing Senators from that State
to oppose the annexa ton of Texas failed by a
decided majority. A similar resolution has been
offered in the Pennsylvania House of Represen-
tatiyes, and has also been defeated.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-11

HAYTI.-There have been more disturbances
in Hayti. The whole of the National Army and
all the National guards (militia) were under Or
ders to march against the insurgents,
The President was collecting all the effective
force in that part ofthe island, and it was thought
there would be some fighting, but that the Rev
olution would probably be suppressed without
much difficulty.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-11

LAND FOR SALE .

ME subscriber wisheato sell the farm on which he
dining the lands OF George Day John Hines and Others
The land Is Of good quality, fret rate Cot wheat and
clover, good orchard--a county Iond runs through
the hrm which makasit convenient 70 travel eitlffway
Itisnot nscessary to say more, as persons Wishing u
purchase win view the farm for themselves. For tofz
apply 10 tho subscriber on tho farm.
March lTib, 1914. JOHN sf.LnY
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MARRIED.

On the 18th ult. by the Rev. Verdin Waller, Mr..
SAMUEL B. HAsKINs, to Mrs. EIlzA.A. TMMoNs, all Of
Uhnchville, Tuscarawas County.
The happy couple have our thanks for remembering
us. Long life and prosperity attend them.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-11

A LIST OF LETTERS, remaining in the
IN Post Office at Cadiz O. on the first day of
April, 1914.
A Harvey David
Arkle c. Hamilton Lewis
Adreon Thomas Hanna James
Atkson John 2. Henderson Jaseph
Armon Jacob Hutchison Joseph
B Hill MIR.
Barrett A. G. Hilton Thomas
Barrett Thomas 2. Heavln Jacob
Bryan John Rev. Hickerson Elias
Barrett Uriah Hughs Samuel
Barricklow Henry X
BolRs Mrs. Elizabeth Kerby James
Branden Samuel Kase Isaac
Burton Lee Keepers Elizabeth
Bell Dory l.
Busby Benjamin G. Lock Charity
Baze Hugh g. Co. Lewis Jacob
Bridgen Richard Lyle John
Brcker John Love Thomas
Biles Henry Lynn William
Brown Elisha Lyons John
c Lewis Joseph
Clark A. Love William
Carpenter Daniel NJ
Crawford Josiah McCammis Elizabeth
Caldwell Robert r. Mattern John 2.
Crabb Washington Mccullough Miss NJ. S.
Crawford Thomas Mckee Jane Miss
Cecil Mary Ann McFadden Robert
Crawford james M. D. McCleary Thos. Nev.
Clemens James McNeely Cyrus
Cameron Rev. j. MCMullen Charles
Craig Walter McClain Miss Matilda 2
Craig Josiah P
D Porter Samuel
Dewey Silas Pugh Jesse
Day Samuel s
Durist Conrath Smith Nancy Mrs
Davidson Robert Sheets Mr.
Davis Robert Sheets Robert
Downs Richard Saunders VIM. C.
Dunlap Mrs Elizabeth Sharp Jane
Drummond Samuel Scott Jordou Esq.
h Selby John
Erwin Robert 2. Scott William
Ede Joseph II. Shpton William
Evans William Stout James
Edward Azariah Simonton William
Echolts John T
F Timmons Samuel
Fisher Eli Upton Edward
Ford William Tuttle George
Fivecoat George
G Vaughn Sarah Mrs
Gathel JOB w. Vlers Esq.
Given Miss Mary w
Gobson Robert c. Wiley William Esq
Gordon d. Watkins James
II Welch Rein
Harrison William 9 Williams Elizabcth2 3
Heron Nathaniel West Samuel
Harris Harmon Warfel Charles
Hamilton Wm B. Wilson James
Hunter Ephraim
JOHN BEALL, p. N.
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1t is said that the nomination of Chancellor
Walworth, as Judge ofthe Supreme Court, and
that Of Gov Shannon, asMinister to Mexico, will
be permitted to lay on the table ofthe u S. Sem
ate without action
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-11

General Jackson has written to President San
ia Anna, urging the release ofthe Texan prison.
ers on their parol of honor. He grounds his re-
quest on the improved state of humanity, in the
treatment of prisoners of war in this age, &c.
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FUND COMMISSIONERS OrFrcE,

FUND COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.t
Cadiz, April 9, 1874.
NV HEREAS, on the 18th of March, A. d. 1843,
w the Legislature of the State of Ohio, passed an
act to provide for the payment ofthe domestic creditors
of the State of Ohio, by calling in the Surplus Revenue
and in which said act there is contained the following
section
Sec G. 1t shall be lawful for the Fund Commissioners
of any county, during the year thousand eighteen
hundred and forty-hree, to provide for the collection
and payment into the Treasury annually of any portion
of the Surplus Revenue invested with said county, not
less than the oneenth of the original investment Now
therefore, the Fund Commissioners of said Harrison
county, according to the provisions of the ered
to and of the aforesaid section, do hereby notify those
persons who have borrowed of the Surplus Revenue, that
they pay to Samuel McFadden, agent for said Fund
Commissioners or before the 22d day of December
next, the one tenth part of your loans.
NJ. M. SLOAN.
SAMUEL. McFADDEN.
THOMAS PHILLIPS,
April IL, l943. Fund Commissioners
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GEFTheopholus Fem, Esq. editor of the IIar-
risburgh Telegraph, recently eloped with veal
thy young German lass, and it was not long be-
fore they were lockcd-up in the chase of matri-
mony. Good!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-11

Upwards ofone hundred and fifty million yards
of calico are printed in this country annually
whichare sold at from six TO fifteen cents the
runH6g yard.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-11

(EFThe Hon. John G.. Calhoun has arrived at
Washington, andis about entering upon his duties
as Secretary of State. He declined public din
ner at Charleston, on his way to Washington.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-11

The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church, will hold its annual session in the first
Presbyterian Church, in Louisville Ky. on Thurs
day, the 9th day ofMay next. For several years
the General Assembly has met in Philadelphia.
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DISSOLUTION.

Wiz partnership heretofore existing between Thoa.
IL Hogg g. ]. p. Wood, trading under the name Of
Hogg & Wood, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
THOMAS HOGG, y
J. p. WOOD.
Or n. B. the Books and Notes, remain in the hands
Of r Wood which are earnestly requested TO be set
tied without delay J. p WOOD.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-11

The Governor of Mississippi, has advertised in
the National Intelligencer offering $4,000 reward
for Richard S. Graves the defaultng State Treas
urer
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-11
STRAY COW.

SSTRAYED from the subscriber on the
ATRN0NAsNE3A y lst of April inst, Brindle Mich
lNasHV Cow. She has broad horns, with the
VIE M points cut off white spots on her face
S11Es@-s@9 and legs. She is supposed to have gone
towards New Rumley Any information respecting hel
will be thankfully received. L. HARPER.
April IL, 1874.
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gSTho Hon. Heman A. Moore, M c., from
tie Columbus district is dead,
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SAMUEL TTMMONS
TWELVE CENTS REWARD.

TWELVE CENIS REHAtD.
dan away from the subscriber living in the town
y of Cadz, Harrison county, Ohio, on the I'd inst,
ndented apprentice to the tin and coppersmih bu-
siness named John Mlgan, about IS years old. tall,
and slim built, long hair, and slim face Had on when
he left blue cloth box coat light cassinet pantaloons.
velvet cap and fine boots.
All persons are warned not to harbor or employ him,
as am determined to exact the penalty of the law in
such The above reward, but charges will be
paid for returning said apprentice. WIN. SHARP.
Cadiz, April 4th, 1S44-3t
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DR.. Hubbard has resigned the office of Fund
Commissioner, and Gov. Shannon has appointed
JosephS Lake to fill the vacancy
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PITTSBURGH MARKET, April S, 1874.
During this week the weather has been remarkably
fine and business very lively Business of every kind
rivers canals and through streets and stores is
very good and great deal dong our wholesale and
tail stores and manufactures all extremely well
prepared to meet their customers and assortmens
never better, goods an average at irer pr
ces for money, good produce, undoubted, puncual
good men at the usual credits.
Flour-Good wheat -four commands ready sale at
3 624 a 3 rs per Dbl.
Grain.-Wheat 70 IS; rye SO; corn 35 40; oats
% 23c per bush.
Feathers kentucky "a 25, Ohio &c 27; sales Of
$500 lb at 26 lb.
Provsions-Bacon, city cured, 44c. hog round coun-
try DC. do; hams 81 sides az; shoulders 81 per lb.
Groceres.-Coffee, Rio, Il a 81 Laguyra, 8 8
Havana, u a SIC per h.
N. o. Sugar.-Prime in hhds. "A a "a Fair, 81 7c
per lb.
Loaf sugar.-No l, l64 No. 2, Is; No 8, 12c per lb
Tea.-Young Hyson, 378 IS; Imperial, 65 Sc; G
Powder, 60 80; Pouchong, 60 Zoe per b according
to quality.
Indigo-spanish Float, l,5O l,6O Manila, 1875 q
LAO per lb.
Wool.-Full blood 354; blood 81; blood 28i do
common %; pulled 25 26c per lb.
Fruit--Sales 700 bushels dried Peaches, at / ,25c
Cash--Dred Apples SEA 623; M, r. Raisins. 234 Csc
a box Post
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NEW SPRING GOODS
AT THE CHEAP STORE.
J. w. BEEBE & co.
TTAVE just received from the Eastern cities larg,
and splendid assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,

which they will sell cheap If little cheaper than
any other establishment in the place. Their stock con-
ssts of every variety and description ofdry goods Hard
ware, Groceries, ,Queenswae, Glassware &C. also gen.
eral assortment of Pittsburgh Manufactured articles
You that buy cheap goods just cal at the cheap
store opposite the treasurer's Office. apr IL.
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Mos. and 2, of Harper's Illuminated and new Pic
~ toral Bible, Just received and for sale at
SteubenvTe apr IL. FRAZER'S.
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CINCINNATI MARKET, March 30.

The Times represents business very brisk, especi-
ally in produce, large shipments Of which have been
made to New Orleans.
The demand for Gold and Silver has been constant,
and to unusual extent during the week. Brokers
buying at for silver, and per cent for gold.
In uncurrent money there is very little doingit has
nearly all concentrated in few hand, and is held on
speculation and to make payments to the Banks.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-11

Straps to pants are going outof fashion at the
East. Nothing is said about bustles!
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Sr. LOUIS. March 2G.

ST.. LOUIS, March 26.
The river has allen within the last three days. about
% feet and is still falling There is STILL however up
wards of Is feet water in the channel.
LEAD was selling at $2,87,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-11

JAIL BuRNT.--The Jail at Somerset, Perry
Co. Ohio, was burnt last week. Nichols Riggin,
a criminal escaped. 1t is thought he made a
hole in the wall and then set fire TO his old resi-
dence inrevenge. A reward is offered for him.
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A LIST OF LETTERS, remaining in the
IN Post Office at Cadiz O.. on the first day of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-24
Sglsss eJAEsK.

Died on the sih Instant at the residence of her hns
band. Mr. q arIr \ Wright. IN tha l5ver end nl
Campbell County, Va, NRs. Mary ELLEN WRIenr in
the 3Gh year ol her age. She had been an acceptable
member Of the BaPist Church Buchanan for The last
l. ~ ii years. The writer of his Nasty and imperfect
notice al frequent opportunities Of witnessing her deer
pev and quiet resignation Ia the will ol her Heavenly
!aer, under the lnost affecting dspensaon 81 Prny
donre. she suffered much bat imitation Of her d.
Vine Master, she murmured Confident Of a s,,n
immortality, she often heard 10 say that she bad M
fears beyond the grave. Endowed by nature with an
excellent mind she had stored the same with much val
liable knowledge Unoseniali1us and nnottrusye in her
she snsh not to make display Of her literary
requirements but 10 impar happiness and useful know
ledge. Size has /, fond and duatlng husband together
wIh many friends and rlaos, to dop1re her unlimely
ss.-Rnl they mourn mol as those " hu have no hone
Er HEY have rich consolation in The recollection oil
her triumphant death. She alacliarate wife IN
dugtut mistress. kind roighcor, and was beloved and
respected by all who knew her
- The Lyneihug Republican and Religious Her
aid viii please copy.
-, at iibeny Hall, in the county of Nelson, on the
loh as, after a frniraelcd Illness. FnAScIs llARr
WELL GABELL. eldest son Of \ Francis Cabeli aoed
lrsts aud 5 months.