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CERTIFICATES OF CURES
FROM JAMAICA, LONG Isr

FROM JAMAICA, LONG ISLAND.
Doctor William Wright-Dear Sir: It ia with
great satisfaction that | inform YOU of NV havin~
geeh @ eney cured OF dyspepsia of five years stan.
dlng' by the use OF your Indian Vegetable Bills.
FreNous TO meeting withyour celebrated medicine.
naa oeeli unuer the care OF several physicians, and
hau ued various medicines, but all to no effect. AZ
ter using one % cent box of your pills. bowever
experienced so much benefit, that resolved 70 ner-
severe IN the use OF them, according to directions.
"h'ch am hapPy to state has resulted in perfect
cure IN gratitude to you for the great benefit I
nave received, and also in the hope that others simi
lary afflicted may be induced to make trial of vor
extraordinary medicine, send you this statement
win iull liberty to publish the name if YOU think
proper YOURS &C. G. C. BLACK.
FROM New YORK ITY.
Dr' VIM Wright-Dear Sir: At your recommen.
d1atlon, some time since made trial of Wright's In.
dian vegetable Pills, of the North American Col.
legg o healtn' and can conscientiousy assert that
OF Furiiying the blood and Renovatng the System,
have received more benefit from their use than fo,
any other medicine it has heretofore been NV Tood
fortune to meet with. | am, dear sir with manv
thanks, your obliged FRIEND CHAS. M. TATE,
No. 90 Hammersy street, New York.
From WARwARslNG, N. Y.
Dear Sir: have been afflicted for several wears
W., " III" Ut" "edhHeSs anu general debility, accompa-
med at times with pain in the side and other distress
sing complaints. After having tried various med.
cines without effect was persuaded BY friend to
make trial Of DR.. Wrights Indian Vegetable phi.
which am happy to state have relieved me in most
wonderful manner. | have used the medicine as vet
Dut a short time, and have no doubt, by persever-
ance in the use of the medicine according to direc
tions, that shall in short time be perfectly resto
red most willingly recommend said Pills to all
persons similarly afflicted, and in the full belief that
the same beneficial results will follow their use. /
remain yours sincerely, H. w. FOOTE.
Warwarsing, Ulster Co., New York.
Beware of counterfeits of all knds some ore
coated with sugar; Others are made to resemble in,
outward appearance the original medicine. The sa.
fest course is, to purchase from the regular AGENTS
only, one or more of whom may be found in every
village and town in the state.
The following highly respectable storekeepers have
been appointed agents for the sale of Wright's ndi-
an Vegetable Pills, of whom it is confidently belieI-
ca the genuine article always with certainty be
obtained
CARROLL COUNTY.
H. A. Stidger, Carrollton;
s. A. Highland New Harrisburgh
r. X. Gray, Magnolia;
James Forbes, New Hagerstown;
Hunt g. Lawthers, Leesburgh.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of Uzy;05r.
Indian Ytgetdhtp Pits, wholesale and retail 1so
Race street, Philadelphia, 2S8 Greenwich s,rao,
New York; and 1893 fremont street. Boston
June lS, l847-36-3m
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NEW TINWARE MANUFACTORY.

THE subscriber invites public attention TO his shop
just opened one door east OF the General Taylor
House, (tormerly occupied by VIM. D. Jenkins
where he intends manufacturing 10 order as also
keeping on hand, tin, copper and brassware, in
such variety the demand may seem to require
He hopes by the closest industry and untiring
attention, to merit such encouragement Us will
warrant him to continue and extend the business
Every description OF mending, in his line, prompt
ly done to ordel THOMAS Il. ATKINSON.
Currolon, June 25, l847-37-tE
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Farm and VIII for Sale.

Situated in Perry township, Carroll county, Ohio
on the Jefferson aud Zoar grade, three miles wes: o
New Rumley. offer for sale The farm on which
now reside, containing 40 acres of land; on whirl
here isa gristand saw mills, two dwelling houses
II barn, never failing spring at the door, ston
Sprng-hou~e. with other necessary buildings. Pe,
sous wishing 10 purchtse such property would d
well TO call on the proprietor, residing on the iarnl
lnd examine for themselves before they purcha,,
else where. SPENCER WEBB
February 1e, 1e47-1q.A
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Notice Is hereby gwen, that the undersigne has
been appointed executor on The estate OF James
Moody, late OF Carroll county, Ohio. deceased -
Al persons indebted to said estate are required TO
make immediate payment and those having claims
,galnst the same, 10 present them, legally proven
tor settlement, within one year from this date.
ALEXANDER MOODY, Exr.
September g. I8A7-i7-h
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Notice is hereby gwen that the subscriber has
neen appointed aud qualified rs exccutrx on the
estate OF John Haine,, late ot Carroll county, Ohio.
deceased. Al persons indebted to said estate are
equrrd to make immediate payment and those
I'ving claims against the same, will present them,
legally proven, for eulement, thin one year from
dis date. CHRISTINA HAlNES, Ex'rx.
August n, I847-46-4t,
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Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned has
cen appointed and qualified AS executor On Il'
state OF Jacob Andrews, late ol Carroll couhty,O o.
deceased. Allpesons indebted 10 said estate art
.eqnred 10 make immediate payment, and thoSt
aving claims against the same, will present them,
eg,lly proven, tor settlement, thin one year from
ihis daIe. JOSEPH b. TlDBALL, Exr.
September ;, ISi7-i7-3I.
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Dry Goods,


comprising every article OF DRY GOODS kept by any
lobbing house in the western country, all Of which
Is offered to the trade at less prices for ready pay,
than can be bought Of any other establishment out
OF New York. We mean what we say
On the LIST of March last, we moved our stock oil
goods to our present room, (No. 6, Erie st.,) and
have itted it up for an exclusive wholesale busi-
ness, which we intend 10 do hereafter, and shall
at all times keep our assortment full,
Wanted, for which tie HIGHEST prices will be
paid, either IN CASH Or GOODS, the following articles:
Butler, Lard, 1dllOW, Wool, Rags, Clover, Tim.
Othy and Flar Seed, White Beans, &c. &c. DC.
June II, l847--35-6t.
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AS 4 FURTHER EVIDEYCE

IL inat the principle of curing disease by cleansing
ana purifying the body is strictly in accordance with
lhe laws which govern the animal economy; and if
properly carried out by the use of Wrights Indian
vegetable Pills, will certainly result in the comnpta
aooll'on OF disease; we offer the following testimo.
mans Mas II rom persons of the highest respectabty in
New lork who have been recently cured of the most
Ji"yg TuSn complaints, solely by the of Wrghts
lege of HEALTH N0i-
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Strnyed or stolen

From the residence OF the subscriber, in Harri-
son township, Carroll county, about two miles
from New Harrsburgh, on or about the lst OF Au.
gust, sOrrel mare, about IS hands high,-had two
new shoes on her lore teet, CALLED on both sides OF
the neck by the coIIar,-has long light tai, car.
ries well, and is about four years Of age. Any
person returning said mare, or informing me where
,he may be ound, will he reasonably compensa-
ted. DEWALT SHAEFER.
August 27, I847-46-4t.
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Rate Of Taxation for Carroll county, Ohio,
For the wear Is47.

For State purposes, Two aud three-quarter mills,
and Tor all other purposes. in the townships ol
LOudon, Lee, Augusta, Washington, Perry, Union,
Harrison, Blown, Rose and Monroe, three mills:
total amount in the above townships, FIVE and
three quarter mills on the dollar valuation; and the
townships Of Fox, East, Centre, and Orange, three
aud oae-qualter mills: total, in said last townships,
six mills on The dollar valuation.
will attend at the Treasurer's Office, in the
town Of Carroton, from the LIST Of October next,
until the 2oth day OF December ensusng, for the
purpose Of receiving the taxes aforesaid.
J. e. KENNEDY
Treasurer Of Carroll county, Ohio.
Treasurer ) Office, Carolon, August q, l047.
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E. r. ECKLEY.
J. NJ. DAYS.
ECKLEY Il DAVIS,
Attorneys and CounseLLors al La

Attorneys and Counsellors al Law,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
countless All business entrusted to Them W re
celve prompt attention. Office in the frame build.
ing, opposite the west door OF the court house.
Carrolton, December 5, l845-tf
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state OF Ohio, CarrOII county, S.
Cont q Common Pleas, august term, Is47.
ROOert Barlow
u..r vs. lE Chaneey.

v..,. vs. lie ChanesD.
William Wilson and olhers.
III" saii Wism Wilson, a resident Of Ohiq
county Virginia, will take notice that said Roberl
baf"" has tins day august ~, lB47l filed IN said
court hs OIL in rhancery, against him and RObeH
W llsoh aud John WisOn, Of the county OF C.roIl,
u, setting forth that said William Wilson. on lAs
bth doy Of July, A d. I84l, executed and deliver
I'd to said complainant HE sesled note Tor the sum
o three hundred dollars; and al-o his sealed note
on The 10Th day OF September. S45, Tor the sum ol
Que bundled aud Seveniy-seven dollars and seven.
Iy-nlne and one-tourIh cents; that there is now
due aud unpaid on said notes about the sum Of six
hundred aud fiiy dollar; that said William VIII
sen Is insovent, or that he deems to be 20, and
has no effects which can he at law reached to
make satisfaction OF said debt; thaton the l7h day
ot November, A. D. Is4I, said William Wilson, then
helng indebted 10 said complainant in the full a.
mount OF said note OF 81 200, conveyed to said
Robert Wilson and John Wilson, sons OF said VII.
nam, Ihe southwes; quarter OF section 10, Iown.
snip Is, and range ), OF SteubenylIle district o
United States lands, aud W hlch is also situate in
said Carroll county, containing one hundred and
sixty acres OF land; that said conveyance was
made wholly without valuable consideration, and
Tor the fraudulent purpose OF avoiding the payment,
oi SAID note. Said bill prays against said William
wilson decree Tor the amount due and remain
lhg unpaid on said notes, and on the nun-payment
OF such amount at a short date, said bill prays
sale OF sald lands, and application of the proceeds
oi such sale 10 the payment OF said debt, aud for
general relief MASON & McCLAVE,
Solicitors Tor complainant.
August 81, l8I7--46-6l Pr. fee IS 25.
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NOTICE,

writ Of attachment was, at my instance, ssu-
ed 10y Joshua d, Patton, justice OF the peace in
Carroll county Ohio, on the 10Th day OF July, lsi7
against the goods, chattels rights, moneys credits
and effects OF William Scott an absent debtor
GEORGE McCAUSLIN
July l6, l847. Agent for r. ToLE
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Estate of Simeon nInr1In.

The undersigned has been appointed executor on
the estate Of Simeon Martin, late Of Carroll coun.
w. Ohio, deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate are required to make immediate payment, and
those having claims, to present them for settlement
according 70 law, within one year from this date.
WESLEY MARTIN, Ex'r.
August 20, ls47-45-3L
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IIalI.-StcubcnviIIe. Ohio

""'HHE"b EVH HHaHE'- -SICWHCHVIIIC' VIIIO
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public in
general, that he has leased the Hall for term Of
ye ors. The sleeping apartments have undergone
a perfect renoVation-no pains or necessary eX.
pense will be spared 10 give all whomay call perfect
satisfaction. Respectfully, b. W. EARL.
April 9, I847--26-tt.
P.S. watch for boats, day and night-baggage
taken to aud from the river, Tree of charge.
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s. STOKELEY,
SteubenVille.
STOKELY 4 TRIP,

Attorneys and CounSeIiOrS nj Law,
OFFICE in the court house. The retainer of the
one will secure the sevices oithe other.
CarrolIlon, May @ l845-tf.
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M USLINa.

1 LARGE lot OF brown and beached musIins, Just
- received and for sale at the new store OF
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
CanOIItnn, NoVemher6. I846-tI.
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B A N X
2. W. SNODGRASS.


Have removed to their new bank building, Walnut
street. New Lisbon, where they will continue the
business OF banking in all its departments.
Interest paid on money deposited, for one year or
more, in sums Of one hundred dollars or upwards.
The unfinished affairs of the late Columbana
Bank OF New Lisbon will he attended to hy them
Business hours from 8 o'clock, A. M. to 3 P. NJ
New Lisbon, July 0, l847-39-4
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Dr. w. RI. POOLE,

HAVING located himself in Carrollton, offers his
professional services to the citizens OF the town
and surrounding country. His olice is opposite the
store VI Mr.Parker. September !, ls46--4s-n
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STIERIFF'S SALE.

John Huston
VS.. In Partition.
Joseph Peckham ct. al.
BY virtue of an order of sale Of the court of
common pleas, OF Carroll county, and State OF O.
hu TO me directed in said court will offer for sale
the following real estate, situate in said county,
aud described as follows: The eighty acre tract OF
which James Huston, late of said county, died
seized, aud on which he lived at the time of his
death, lying and being in the southwest corner OF
section number thirteeu, (l3) range number four.
(4) and township number thirteen, (I3,) (Fox.l
containing eighty acres, more or lessi-o be offer.
ed at the door of the court house IN Carroton, on
Wednesday The 18Th day Of October, l847,
Said premises have been appraised at 5000, aud
may sell for $500, for cash or on credit with appro-
we'd securities. Z. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
September 3, l847-l7-5t. Pr fee 50 25.
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llnLL0W WARE.

A large lot of hollow ware, OF Pittsburgh manuIac-
Iure just received and lor sale cheap, at the ne "
store oI ELIZA SINCLAIR
CarrOIton, November 6. I846-tG
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VAN BROWN,
II. GRISW0LD
Canton, OHIO
BROWN 4 GRISWOLD,

Attorneys and CounSclIorS at LaW,
Office IN the court house, CarroIllon, Ohio.
March %. l84l-tf
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COTTON YARN.

large lot OF cotton yarn OF the best quality, just
- received and or sale at the cheap store OF
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carroton, November 8. l846-u
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, in the mercantile business IN Per-
rysvlIle, Carroll county, Ohio, under the firm of
Cteal Zones, has been dissolved by mutual cen,
sent JOHN CREAL,
July, 90, l847-4l-4t. JACOB JONES.
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FORM OF ROAD CERTIFICATE.
A. T, has performed labor on the public high
way, under my direction, in - township, to
the amount Oi - dollars, - cents, - mills
Dated T.. D. Supervisor.
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NuLE LEATHER.

A First rate lot OF Spanish sole leather just receiv
- ed aud Tor sale by LIZA SINCLAIR.
CauolIlon, November 8, I846--tf
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STONE WARE,

A good assortment OF stene crooks, &c., on hand
= aud Tor sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR
Carrolllon, November 6, l846-tf.
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J. IL. TRIP
Carrolllon,
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13

WHAT Tony DoN'r BELIEvE.-He don't
believe that a man is any wiser for having
A. s. S. or any other letters, attached to
his name.
He don't believe a lawyer is any keener
because he wears a pair of .spcctacles.
He don't believe that sc~hoolmasters, ply
4~sicians, and ministers, like to be contradict
ed a whit better than other folks.
He don't believe that ali lawyers are
rogues. any more than he believes an eel is
snake.
He don't believe that the most ipdustri-
u man likes to work except when he can't
help it:
i He don't believe that two young lovers
like to be caught with their arms around
n another.
He don't believe that a young lady ought
to be married before she is twenty-one at
least.
He don't believe that young gentlemen
should marry before they are able to sup
port a wife.
He don't believe in getting up early in
the morning, without going to bed carly al
night.
He don't believe a man is a fool because
he can't make a speech.
He don't believe that because both wise
and windy begin with w, that they end in
the same thing. g.
he don't believe that a lady is much the
worse for wearing a hustle, though he de.
Gently prefers coffee bags.
In fact he don't believe in a great many
things, that others believe in, and the result
is that he is voted an oddity and a bore.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
IT is NO TRIFLE.

The Portland Tribune says, drinking "a
glass of spirits is 10 tribe. A p~rofane word
is no trilc. Remember this. impress deep
ly on your minds, that nothing can be All,
lie, which endangers yourfutnre peace and
puts in jeopardy your immortal soul: \
little manosylable has proven the ruin OF
hundreds. Take care. What looks like 3
tribe, may turn tie whole current Of yonr
life. Let wisdomdecide, when two courses
are before you. Before answering an i'm
.portant question, consult the ~oracles of di-
vine truth. He is safe who acts wisely
He is ruined who runs into danger because
the crime before him appears too trifing 70
notice.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
LIES REALITIES.
III Il. MARIAN WARD.

III h. MARIAN wAR
Ay! weep, proud girl, that thou didst cast
Thy boat on Loves wide tide;
Ddst fill its sails with golden hope,
While passion was IFS guide.
Weep for the shattered, storm-rent bark;
That wreck of wasted years.
OF feelings crushed-of hopes destroyed;
Ay! coin their wealth intear<.
Weep! for thy spirited harp has hush'd
It's gushing melody
lis plaintiye wall has died away,
Like music on the sea,
The hand that sweeps its quiveri9s strings,
Has sealed adeeper vow;
The heart that called lis music forth,
Thro5s for another now.
Weep!-weep thy fIl--then qucll for aye
Thine agony of soul;
Heap pride upon the grave Of hope
Guard it with self control;
Give smile for smile and jest for JEST
Be Of the world a part;
But keep such grief a sacred thing,
> Deep buried in thy heart!
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRINTERS

Goldsmith says, "of all professions, I do
not knnw a more useful or honorable one
than that of a school-master; at the same
time, do not see any more generally des-
pissed, or ones whose talants are less rewar-
.ded."
~ SOUR Doctor" forgot to mention printers
as being in the same category. The rea-
son why these two classes are so much
neglected is obvious. Education and re.
hnement are not necessary to mere animal
LIE, and to live the sensuous reign ola day
rs the highest ambition of too many. We
wot OF a printer who worked hard and man.
fully to get his bread by toll, but failed
He went to brewing beer, and made a for
tune. He used to say every body had
-stomachs. whereas very few we're blessed
with heads.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
THRILLING

The numerous audience attending the
exhibition Of animals belonging to Messrs.
Raymond 4 Waring, as well as the animals
themselves, were yesterday startled with
seeing a young lady, Of great beauty, rash.
ly enter a den of ferocious lions and tigers,
and %sojourn for a time in their midst
Such ., sight it has never been our pleasure
to witness before, and it was indeed a treat
both as powell as it was perilous. Miss
Moore nothing 10th, moved among them as
their Empress, and they soon tamely sub
mittsd to her aahhOrity.yN Y: TriRsne.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
POETRY.
1.-THE GRADUATING soNG;"
Dedicated 10 the Vest Point GRADUATES of'47.
BY MRS. GEN. SCOTT.

Dedicated TO the Vest Point GRADUATES Of AZ.
BY MRS. GEN. SCOTT.
Brothers! / iain would bid farewell.
- With steady voices and tranquil mien,
Fain Joyous meetings would ~ioretell,
= :" More bright than all We yet have seen.
But no! the painful th-iil ! feel,
Is in each faltering tore conless'd;
Nor can cen manly pride conceal
The grief that swells the throbbing breas!
Few land too fleet) the days alas!
Ere from our Highland home we sever.
Adieu! dear members Of our class;
Adieu, West Point! perchance forever.
IT'S this makes towards of us all,
We tremble in the last embrace;
But parted whatso'er beiall,
Brave deeds our ev'ry name shall grace.
Coed Angels DER each class presiding,
Teach it, dispersed thro' lifc's dark maze,
Like a rocket into stars dividing,
To win the worlds approving gaze:
Then, friends, when met in peace or strife,
BY one lov'd word shall be restored;
The smiles, the Joys, Of early life,
And ALMA MATER is that word.'
b. l
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13
REFORM.

We clip the following ludicrous hit from
one of our exchanges. 1t is too ~laughable
a joke to be lost:
How well it is the sun and moon,
Are placed so very high,
That no %prcsuming man can reach
To pluck them from the sky.
If'twere not. SO, l do believe
That some reforming ass.
Would soon attempt to take them down,
To light the world with Gas.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13

y The Senators Ardouin and Delva,
men Of color, presented to the King of the
French, on Tuesday, letters accrediting
them as ENJOYS extraordinary and ministers
plenipotsntiary of the republic of Hayti to
France, for the exchange of the r%atiica-
tions of the convention of the 18th of May
last.
The colored gentlemen could gain no
such admission to the republican presence
Of the chief magistrate Of this free people.
~. Y. Courier.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13

Preserving the Eeod-.4 .Vcw Mode.-
Mr.. Jas. T. Scoicld, chemist, in New York
has discoveded q method Of preserving bo-
dies from decomposition after death, with
out removing the internal parts as in an
cient practice. The advantages Of this dis
covery are obvious to all. His mode will
not only prevent, but stay the progress of
decomposition, and restore the parts affec-
ted to the natural appearance.-(St. Lou
is Republican.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-13

The st. Charles H0tet and the DHtch-
m,an.-YeSterday a rich scene took place
i'm front of the, St. Charles Hotel. An hon
est Dutchman who had just arrived from
the Netherlands, came up st. Charles
street with his wife and daughter hanging
on his arm. In comiEgin front oft'e SPLEEN
did ediice already mentioned, he suddenly
HALTED, and, with his mouth wide open, eX-
claimed to his "vrow":
"Mine Colt, Elislrabet, what q splendid
church.'
"Hans," said his wife catching him by
the arm, ''does you link dat it ish a Luthe-
ran or a Cadolic church. II doeshcnt look
much like de one, and den it looks Il goot
deal like de toder, and den agin it doeshent
look much like de neder."
"Stop, mine vrow,'' said old Hans, as he
shook tie ashes out of his WY necked pipe,
81 will go in an see what church it am"
The old man went in and saw Il motley
lcrowd at the bar, rows of brilliant d@can-
tiers filled with the choicest liquors, and ev-
cry one apparently enjoying himself. lie
rushed out in perfect horror, and clutching
This wife, by the arm, said in trembling tones:
"Elishabet! Elishabet! Mine Gott! You
hear how de Saviour once drive dc money
merchants out de temples, an all dat. And
now come, Eliskabet, lesh go back 10 Oar
many, for here in New Orleans iihds dat
deg sells ~schnapps IN ch"Tchcs!"
The worthy pair went away fully i'm
l~pressed with the idea that the st. Charles
Hotel was a place of other worship than
that Of Bacchus.-N: q. Delta.