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/. L. ST. JonN,s ANTI-BILlous PILLS.

| A KNOWLEDGE Of the yalne Of these
Pills is alone necessary to bring them
I into general use as family medicine.
Thousands have already used them, who
give them adecided preference to all other
kinds. The proprietor is so Confident of
their virtues that he has instructed his
Agents that in case any person after givs
ling them trial, does not prefer them to
iGregory's, Lees, Peters, and all other
Anti Bilious Pills, if the trouble will be
taken TO return the balance Of the box,
refund the Whole money. They are not
like many ofthe quack medicines Of the
Eday, held up as an infallible cure fer all
diseases, but il timely administered will
be found very efficacious in Bilious and
Ifemittent feyers, fever aud ague, costive-
ness, cholic, worms, pain Of the bowels
fatulence, indigestion, heartburn, pain of
the head, back or breast, &c.
We the undersigned citizens Of Seneca
county, Ohio, have made use Of st. Johns
Pills, either ourselves or in our families
and consider ibemthe hest Pills in use for
the bilious disease of this Western country.
Wm. Lang, Prosecuting Attorney; u
P. Coonrod, Sheriff, w. II. Kessles, Coun-
ty Recorder, John Rosenberger, Issac
Mundy, George Stoner, aud lssac Wises
man, Justice of the Peace; Isral p. Haines,
Joseph Volmer, Seldom Graves, John
Shinefelt John Miehal, Peter Beaver,
Alexander Ingram, james Dorman, Will
liam Baugher, Michael Medmond, James
9. Peace, $. t. Appleton, ] ohm Pride, L.
Nj. Loomis, j. w. Patterson, Thomas
10y ed, Isaac De Witt. John Svander,
Abraham Smith, Benj jamin Tomb, George
Christlip, C. Y. Pierson.
AGENTS.
John W. Sensepey, Upper Sandusky; S..
III. Worth, Little Saadusky; Fredeyieis
Bloom. .uexico; a, ". .Hanson. Wyandot;
S. Keaan, Tymochtee; John Park &, Co.
Carey; Long & Kennedy. .Hersaiiles.
February 10, lS47.-20-6m.
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LOOK our.

Many ofour Subscribers having suffered
severely from the depreciation of Pers ons
calling themselves Agents for the Lady S
Book, we deem it our duty TO protect
them, as far as we can, from any further
imposition. Our regularly constituted
Agents are published on the coverof every
No. of the Book, and yet in defiance OF
this some of our old subscrib ers have paid
these Impostors. and they have also sue
ceeded in getting new Subscribers, and
receiving advance payment for the same
In none Of these cases do we either give
credit for the money to the old subscriber.
or send the work TO the n Consequent.
ly the loss is theirs.
Our A gents, besides havingd Certif
cate from us, are also furnisbes a with a
Certificate of Agency, under th seal of
Office, from either the Mayor Of Cincin-
natl, or the Recorder of the City of Phil
adelphia. Surely this should be sufficient
guarantee. Let every person who wishes
to subscribe, or who is asked TO pay mon
ey, insist upon seeing these documents
The following are among the known the
known lmposters.
o. III. Stem, 70. II. P, Stem is our Au
thorised Agent.)
]. Benz. Weld, John b. Weld is our au
thorised Agent.
Franklin Y. Jennings, (E. Y. Jennings
is our authorised Agut.)
Joseph I. Dent, GJ. L. Dent is our au-
thorised Agent.]
T.. HI. Seserns in the State Of New York,
[Thomas Severn is our authorised Agent.]
]. r.. Smith, flames r. Smiths our au-
thorised Agent.]
J. G. Blossom, 1--WE have no Agent whose
name resembles this.
Franklin Y. Jenningsis is describedto to us,
as about 8 feet inches high, dark CON-
plexion, well dressed, and ofa gentle-
manly appearance. As it may be the
same fellow assuming variety of names,
this description may be Of some use IN de-
tectipg him.
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William Beals,

Would respectfully inform the citizens
Of Upper Sandusky and the county Of
Wyandotgenerally, that he has conmenc-
ed the Saddling business in all its various
branches; and that he intendssto spare no
pains il making his work ofthe best mat e.
rial & neatest manner possible. He there
fore, hopes that those wishing to purchase
will not forgetto give him call and ex,
anime his stock and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
N. B. All kinds Of produce taken in
payment for work, such as Wheat, Rye,
Corn, Buck wheat, Sugar, Bees wax, Tai
low, and the highest prices paid for hides
and Skins.
March I2, Is47-23-tf.
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IN cHANcERY.

Mari Anna NJ. shafer, In Wyaandot
\ VS.. Common Pleas.
1 Peter Shafer, Pet for divorce.
The said Peter Shafer 10 hereby nofifi-
ed, that on the 4th day Of May, A. d. 1S47,
Mari Anna NJ. Shafer OF the county OF
/ Wyandot and State of Ohio, filed in the
court fcommon pleas of the county afore-
said, petition in chancery against the
said Peter Shafer, the object and prayer
ofwhich petition is to obtain decree in
said court, dssolving the marriage con-
tract sutsisting between the said Mari
Anna NJ. Shafer and the said Peter Shafer;
and to obtain further decree Of said
court allowing to the said Mari Anna NJ.
Shafer the care and custody of Minerva S.
an heir o. the said Mai Anna M. and
Peter aforesaid, it being the fruit of their
intermarriage.
Cause for said divorce, three years will
fnl absence, and a formerwife at the time
of his marriage with the Plaintiff.
The said Peter Shafer is further notif-
ed tlat unless he appears, pleads, answers
or demurs to said petition, on or before
the next term of said court, the said
Mari Anna NJ. Shafer will apply TO said
court TO take The matters of the said pet.
ton as conseed and to decree thereon ac-
cordingly.
TYLER, ROWE & DUFFEE.
Sol. for Compni.
May 4th, le47--30-6t. 800
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Peace with Mexico!
DEATH OF SANTA ANNA!!!
The First Regiment of Ohio volunteers
have arrived at U. sandusky, at the
GROCER RY

OF the subscriber, and through their Gus
tom, made groceries so CHEAP that a
man can do nothing else than buy. Peo.
pie of Wyandot and surrounding counties,
there is the place TO buy. lie always
keeps good stock on hand, which he
Stls CHEAPER than any other Grocery
this side Of .uassiiioa.
Come and see bis stock, consisting Of the
following articles:
Rio Coffee, N. O. Sugar, Molasses,
Figs, Starch, Loaf Sugar, Raisios,
Liquors. Venitian red, Caster OIL,
Tobaccos, Shot, Bears Oil,
Nnts, Powder Turpentine
Y. II. Tea, Lead, Ropes,
And variety OF other articles that would
Gil a whole sheet to enumerate.
His Grocery is situated on the WI andot
Avenue, right opposite where J. McCuschs
en- formerly bad bis dry good store.
ANTHONY YUNcKER.
Upper Sandusky, Fsb. 5, le47.--ls.
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FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL FE-
VERS CURED BY BRANDRETH'S

VERS CURED BY BRANDRETH'S
PILLS.-All feYers are occasioned by the
disorde red motion of the blood, produced
by the humoral serosity by hardening the
valves OF the vessels. The blood circu-
lates with greatly increased speed, and
is stll increased by the friction of the
globules, or PARTICLES which compose the
mass Of fluids. Then ii is that the excess
sive heat and chills is experienced
throughout the whole system, and accom-
panied with great thirst, pain in the head, i,
back, kidneys, and in fact complete
prostraton of all the faculties of the mind
as well as body.
On the first attack of fever, or any dis
ease, Immediately take large dose of
Brdndreth's Tegetable Universal Pills, and
continue to keep up powerful effect up-
on the bowels until the fever or pain has
entirely ceased. Six or eight will in most
cases be sufficient as first dose, And one
dose of this kind it is not improbable may
prevent months ofsickness, perhaps death.
DIR. Beniamin Brandreih's Tegetable
Uuniversal Pills, are indeed a universally
approved medicine, whichsby its peculiar
action, cleanses the blood Of all impuri-
ties, removes every PAIN and Weakness,
aud 6nally Restores the Constitution to
perfect Health aud Tfgor.
5AG ENTs.
d. & w. Ayres, Upper Sandusky, Jo-
seph Shorb, Little Sandusky; w; H.
Jones 81 Co. Carey towns II. Erect, Nc.
Cu,chonvile; f. Bloom, Mexico; Henry
Shooman; Crawford tp.; Joseph Shilling,
Burlington.
April 2, 1s46.--26.-2m.
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MIRROR BINDERY.
THIS establishment is now prepared
= do all kinds of
Book Binding,

on the shortest notice, in the most sub.
stantial. neat, ind workmanship style.--
The business will hereafter be carried on
under the style OF J.. b. Johnson & Co.,
to whom all orders shoild be addressed,
and vino will settle all business of the
concern.
Josiah Smith, Of Upper Sandusky, is
our authorized Agent, with whom all
Books 10 be bound,. orders for binding,
Blank Books. &C., can be left. He viii
also keep on hand, in the Post Office, an
assortment of Blank Books for sale.
J. b. JOHNSON &c CO.,
Sandusky City, Jan. Is, ls47--15ly
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LAW AND LAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester II. Mott.

A TToRNEY & COUNSELLOR AT
a LAW, and Commiss ioner to take the
acknowledgements ofDeeds and other in
struments under Seal, to be recorded in
Pennsy lvania, will hereafter practice in
the county of Wyandot, and the adjoining
counties. He will also faithfully and
promptly attend to any Land Agency bus,
.iness entrusted to his charge, Deeds,
Mortgages, and other instruments of wri>
ting, neatly and correctly drawn.
OFFICE, Upper Sandusky, Wyandoti
CO., Ohio. Isept. 3, '45.
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PETER A. TYLER,

Attorney at Lao and Solicitor in Chaneery,
WILL practice Law in this and adjoining
Counties, and punctually attend 10 all
business entrusted 10 bis care.
5 OFFICE, in McCutchenyill.
Dec. 8, l645.-14-f.
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Notice.

Dr.John ] Harts. from Frederick, Ohio
has appointed Messrs. Zimmerman ~ Nc
Coy of This place as agents for his pills
&c. DR.. Harris does not offer any patented
nostrum. bat will refer the public to the
best physicians on the Western Reserve,
where he has practised as a physician and
surgeon for last 10 years. As TO his
standing as a physician and surgeon, lie
will refer to Ey
Doctor /. >Biggelow, Palmyra, Portage
county, o.
Jas. De Wolf. Ravanna, +" o
j. Town. Hudson, Summit CO. 0
h. Estep, Canton, Stark co. o
S. Seeby, Warren Trumbul co.
J. Scott, Parkman, Geanga CO.
January l, l847.-l3-3m.
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COH1ss,

will be made upon the shortest notice,
and TO order.
Tables, stands, Bureaus,
and every thing kept in Cabnet Shops,
villa all times be ready for calls, or
made whenever wanted.
PURCH SERi
Give taem call before purchasing else
where and you will fud yourself well paid
for SO doing, for they are determined 10
not be ont done in cheap prices, or GOOD
FURNITURE. Their experience in the
the business, fully warrants all, and much
more than here stated, as will be seen by
those making purchases.
U. Sandusky, Feb. 5, lS47.-l8tf
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A Card.

nR. II. E. White. having located at
Cary for the practice of Medicine.
would respectfully offer bis Professional
Services to>tbe citizens of said place aud
adjacent country, hoping by his expert
ance aud skill in the treatment of diseases
to merit the patronage Of the afflicted
public.
REFERE ENCEs.
L. d. Smith. M. ID.
x. Philips, M. ID. Berlin, Ohio.
s. Steward, Nj. ID.
: E. Steel, NJ. ID. a.-,. -.
H. Johnsou, NJ. D. oOs'''n' "
s. Kyle. Al. ID. birmingham.
Drs. Horner & Fosler, Milan.
April 80, ls47.-2e-2m.
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J NEW !! NEWS!

Saddles and Harness made, on the nortK
end Of the Sandusky Avenue, nearly oi
lposite the Receivers Office, Upper SAM
.dnsky. Ohio.
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At Wholesale
IN sANDUsKYs CITY OHIO.
IocKwOOD u GRAHAM.I

LOCKWOOD & GRAHAM, @
luAVE JUST received their Spring
II supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Dye.stufs, Glassware, kc., which
together with their former stock, makes
one Of the most complete and extensive
stock Of DRUGS to3be found iD Ohio
Their goods were purchased fresh this
Ipresent season, directly from the impor-
ters, and at very low prices for cash.
Their goods were all selected by an ex-
perienced hand and are well adapted 10
suit this market. They wish TO call the
attention Of Physicians, Druggists, Mer-
chants, Manufacturers, Dyers, Painters,
and Clotbiers, 10 their stock, among
which may be found
2uO OF. Quinine, 2 bbI. Gum Gopai,
8 bbls. Camphor, 2 - - Sheiac,
lCO lbs. CaIomeI, cases Olive Oil,
100 :. Rhubarb, 5 bbls. Glue, No. /,
100 g Opium, 2 :" Caster OIL,
40 oz. Morplene, 2 I" Sweet OIL,
200 lbs. Jalap, 2 2cask Lamp Oil,
200 " Ipicac, 40 bbls. Tanners
500 Sup. Carb. Soda. %ss
200 +" Tart. Acid, 20 bbls. Tanners Gil,
5 casks Sal. EPSON, 5 bbls. yellow Ocher,
9 !" Madder, A z" Ven. Red,
so bbl. Dyewood, Span. Brown,
a =. Alum, Q" Copal Varnish,
4 !" Copperas, TO-" Lamp Black,
10 Carboys Acids, 400lbs. bab.bark pwd
10 /" Amo. Nilre, 400 6 African Cayene
2O0ibs. Pink Root, 400 " Am.
! bale SIENNA, case Bayrum,
10 case Paris Green.
And also many more articles too nu-
merous 10 mention, such as, the fine chem
icals, and an endless variety Of patent
medicines, all Of which they are very
anxious to sell at tvery low prices.
LOCKWOOD 81 GRAHAM.
Sandnsky City, July 81, lS46.--ly45
P. s. Physicians and conntry Drug
gists who have heretofore purchased in
New York, are particularly invitedto call
and examine our stock and prices.
l.. 81 G..
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500

Different varieties OF young grated trees.
All orders will be promptly filled when the
weather is favorable for taking up.
The following are some of The most popn.
lar varieties:
Pear apple, Apple sauce apple, Phoenix,
Rhode Island Greening, Speitzinberg, or
short Oxheart, Winter Rambo, Fall Ram
bo, red Pippin, Bcllaower, green Pippin,
white Pippin, summer Queen, Vanderver,
Pippin, Newtown Pippin, Lady fpger, ear
ly, White, Pearmain, Ladies Blush, July
Apple, Holland rippin.. summer Rambo,
Roxbury Russet, Monstrous Pippin,
Tewksbury winter Blush, red Everlasting,
Milan, Golden Russet, Large winter
vandeyer, early Butter Apple, Keefer,
Black Gillifower, Polk S Monstrous Ram.
DO, Indian early Neverfail, Harvest,
Swaar, Cumberland Spice, Musk apple,
Long Oxheart, red Rnsset, Tolman Sw eet,
Red Gilliflower, Winter Wear. Striped
winter, Bow, Spice, yellow Pippin, Seek
no-furlher, Red winter Sweet, sweet Rus,
SET, Trenton early Wine sap. and every
other variety tobe procured from Nursery
mensin Ohio; with large aud carefully
selected variety ofother fruits, embracing:
Pears, Peaches, Nectarines, Ounces
Dwarf Apple, Siber an Crab, Plumbs,
Cherries, Raspberries, &c. &c.
AS he has devoted his whole attention
TO the culture Of fruit, he aalters himself
thai his present selections are the best
that can be found west of the Allegheny
mountains.
For reference call on Sheriff Baird
Col McKeliy, McCutchen aud Harper, Up
per Sandnsky.
ALPHEUS RUSSELL.
McCutchensille March &c. 6,-1s47. .-25 Il.
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Fruit Trees.

THE subscriber has for sale, at his un-
riyalled nursery, two miles east of
McCntchenville, Wyandot county, more
than 4.
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NEW AND LATE.

u. GR.4H.4.M g. A. d. LONG
HAVE commenced the Cabneimaking
IL business, in all its various branches.
in Upper Sandusky, on the Sandusky Ay-
enue, nearly opposite the Surveyors office
and few steps south Of the land office,
where they will be happy and ready TO
accommodate all that
Come, Democrats or Wings,
And also men ofClay,
Well work for all,
II We only get our pay.
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10 TONS G1NSING wanted for cash
AV by LOCKWOOD 81 GRAHAM.
Sandusky City, July 81.
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Elizabeth Whaley,)
VS.. Petition for divorce.
Thn.a a. XNlaiau \ -

Thomas Whsley.
Notice is hereby given, that the psti.
tion Of Elizabeth Whaley, has this day
been iIed with the Clerk of the Supreme
Court in aud for yandot county Ohio to
be for hearing at the next term Of the said
court, fully 22d, l547.1 the object and
prayer Of which is that the marriage cons
tract, existing between her and Thomas
Whaiey, mag be dissolved, aud aiimouy
decreed. Causes assigued-wilful ab,
sence for more than three years--gross
neglect Of duty--and imprisonment in
lie peritentiary Of Ohio.
CHESTER r, MOTT,
Solicitor for Complainant,
May 2lst, ls47.-Ss-6i. =. fsl
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-29

! illumination of the dwellings Of the foreign
ministers. The Eefe lasted a whole week.
Bot Commodore Rosseau and Mr.. Wise de-
clined tojoin in any ceremonies Of this cha
racter, until full reparation had been made for
the insult offered 10 their country. The au-
thorities requested the Commodore to fire q
salute, which he declined doing. Mr.. Wise
and the ether Americans did not illuminate
their dwellings, and have consequently beer
subject to repeated insults. The son Of the
Consul was assailed in The streets, and seri-
ously wounded.
"Fhe subject YVES taken up in the Nation
nj Parliament, then in session. The House
Of Commons passed a bill requesting the
Withdraw al of Mr.. Wise, but the U PIPER Houso
rejected it., and the Commons tendefed theft
resignation in a body. Thus the affair rest
ed at last ad%tices, the men being still in
prison."
A letter from Rio to the Courier and En-
quirer, gives, however, a different account Of
the affair. Henry A. Wise is represented AZ
harsh and offensive in Brazil as he was at
home, and that his conduct is excting the
people against ire government he represents.
The seamen We're drunk and fighting in the
streets when arrested, and the officer who de-
manded their liberation was insulting and
abusive; and furthermore, tire exceedingly
unicise conduct of Henry A. Wise was con-
demned by the American residents, who pro-
baby have not 50 far lost their common sense
AS 10 believe that all other governments exise
only by tie gracious permission Of the United
Siatps.
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C6nrage---0nWard

The debate on the question of the abolition
of Slavery in Maryland, was at length closed
before the Murray Institute, on Wednesday
evening, after having been continued for sig
successive treekS! 1t closed very spiritedlys
and in good feeling. Some attempts to arouss
popular prejudice, it is true, were made BY
the Negative. against the spirit of abolic
tionism;' hat they fell fiat upon the intelli-
gent audience, as shown by their vote, which
stood more than ttUO 10 one in favor Of action
on this important and urgent question -
This was beyond our most hopeful anticipa-
tons, and 1t is, naturally, very cheering to-
one standing, as we do, in the van Of the
great contest now going on in this Sta e, be-
tween Ignorant Prejudice, and E~nlighfensd
Self-Interest.
We mentioned, a couple of weeks ago, that
This question Of questions had been up before
several other lyceums of this city, this win
ter, and we have already announced a favor
able decision by the jefferson Society. The
decision of one of the other associations con-
cerned we have not been able to learn. The
Washington Lyceum has decided that Slovs-
ry should not exist
This is enough for one winter and il will,
we think, justify the caption of this article,
which we now repeat: Courage-onward
The next question before the Institute will
be that Of the expectancy of Capital PUNISH
ment-a subject on which we are glad to see
DIR. Orrick moving on in our Legislature
We shall publish a communication on this
subject. In our next issue, with reference 10
the barbarous legal murder in prospect here.
baltimore Saturda " Pisiter.
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To poverty only and scorn, can you wed
You may lose your fine clothing-perhaps
lose your bread.
Look at Hick, for a sample of fools in this
line
Why, with talents like his it is surely a
crime!
By preaching against us, to injnre our cant,
They say, that his family is often in want.
Then there's Bright the ''apostate" who fled
from our number,
Who roasts US to death amid lightning and
thunder;
And Garlick the Surgeon who gives us dis
section,
And Calvin the Tailor to spread the defec-
ton.
But if you will come to our protracted NEE
ting,
And join our grand army, their Joy shall be
fleeing;
BY lies and by Islander well soon put them
down,
And our Pro-slavery Church with prosperity
crown.
0 then let us pray, that Revivals soon may,
Extend through the Churches by night and
by day,
That the power of our Gospel thrO' valley
and dell,
Nay bind men in shackles and send them to
He'll.
Prepared at all times to vindicate the
course pursued by the above, l fearlessly
subscribe myself-Friends Editors
Yours Respectfully,
VIM. HICK.
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A PiOnS Thought.

although leading a life of retirement,
am not altogether unobservant OF the proceed
ings relating to the condition, welfare and
prosperity and prospects Of our country and
when | saw around me tonight, Gen. Brooke
and other old friends, | felt half inclined to
ask for som little nook or corner in the army
in which ] might serve in avenglng the
wrongs of my country. | have thought that
| might yet be able to capture or Stay a Mex
ican."-Ertract from a recent speech made 6y
Henry Clay in New Orleans.
A fitting sentiment 10 fall from the lips of
the sage of Ashland, on whose compromises
slavery has fattened, by whose efforts it has
been strengthened, by whose testimony leg
%islation has sanctifed it, and on whose plan
tation it lives, and moves, and has It's being
When the compromise of Henry Clay
opened the door TO Missouri, he was no
churchman; he had not been baptized in the
name Of God, His Son, and His Spirit when
his arguments defended it; holy hands had
not been laid upon his head when he declared
that legislation sanctiied the system; he was
no professor of religion when he boosted Of
his /" sixty slaves, fat and Sleek; but now
that he has been converted to christianity,
now that he has become a member Of the
visible church, and one with Jesus as Jesus
is one with God, how hallowed is the Ian
guage of his lips how piOus the sentiments
of his heart! how gentle and how Christ'like
the longings of his spirit! Surely, God him.
self is delighted beyond measure, there is
silence in the angelic choir that they may
hearken to the sweet music Of his speech.
and the bright-winged messengers of trutf
and love, pause in their flight and bend tn
listening ear, as in earnestness OF soul h
calculates " hare thought that I might 81
he able 70 capture or 10 'lay i herienn ~"