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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29


Treasurer, HENRY MIERs. Secretary
JOHN NJ. BIGELow.
On motion of JOHN T. BRAzEE, the
Constitution as reported was unanimous
ly adopted; and after the Constitutional
number of persons had enrolled them
selves as members, the officers as repor-
ted, were elected.
On motion of JOHN T. BRAzEE, it was
Resolced, That the proceedings Of the
meeting, including list of the officers
elected and the names of those enrolled
as members, be published in the Ohio
Eagle and Lancaster Gazette.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
ID. TALLMADGE. Pres.
GEO. BEERY, Vice Pres.
B. w. CARLISLE,
GEO. WEAVER, Secretaries.
Members of the Fairfield County Agricul-
tural society.
John 7. Brazee, John Sheffer, Michael
Eflinger, VI. T. Kreider, Geo Beery Sr
R. J. Peters, Smith Wilson, Jacob
Greene, p. b. Ewing, James McCleery,
P. Van Trump, S. g. Bush, j. M. Blge-
low. Joseph Stuckey, Andrew Peters,
Joseph Sharpe. Henry Miers, John Re-
Der, T.. Lobenthall, L. Van Roden, T
McNaughten, T. P. Ashbrook, Joshua
Clarke, D. Tallmadge, William Cox
VIM. McCleery, VIM. Latta, John A
Fetlers, Robert Work, Wesley Peters
Joseph RuHner. L. lowering, B. Connel
r. H. Caiiee, John U. Giesy. John ORTIZ
E. M. Winter, ]. H. Gallagher, E. T
Ashbrook, John Van Pearse, David HUI
Der, Geo. S. Crook, Henry Levering.
TVT The Constitution and the addres;
of the Committee will be published nexI
week.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

wWe published the prospectus of the Ohio
Statesman, according 10 terms, with the expec
tation of getting daily exchange. We hav'
been "bit."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
NcW KCnr.
Sgu;lIe Year.

To our Patrons, one and all. we wish happy
New Year May their shadows never grow less
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

TBrLocolocOs are striving hard to raise the
belief that some ofthe Wing members olthe Ohio
Legislature wish to join their party Wings do
not, generally, select doubtful men to maintain
their rights and represent their opinions. All
CANNON! A Tyler does not live more than once
in century and then he is born, raised and edu-
Gated in the Locoioco school of politics.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

IyCol. c. H. Brough is, we believe,
the only democratic editor, now in the
city, that served his country in Mexico,
during the late war.-StateSman.
Safely said. He is about the only one in the
State, aud he SERVED" when the fighting wos a.
bout all over.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

fCT-Tbe Genuine viii be- enclosed in y Uhie
Wrapper aud Splendid Steel rlatc Engrtyed
Label. For sale Wholrsalc by
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

WA Telegraphic despatch to the Scioto Ga
zette reports 70 cases of Cholera in New Orleans
from the 2lst 20 90 inst.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
MILLERsBURG, Dec. IS, lS4S.

COb' lOI 1OfO'
FRIENp DMMoCK: letters, to.
gether with the Statesman containing the
proceedings at Columbus, are received,
and have been duly considered. The
proceedings of tho democratij members
arc believed to be- right, and the people
of Holmes will stand by Judge Worries
and yourselfto the last extremity. Keep
and maintain your position, and ifBebb
ca lis out the militia, telegraph to us, at
Massillon, and thence by mail, and Capt.
Tenneyhill, with squad Of the Holmes
boys, who were at the storming of Cha.
pultapec, will march instanter to your aid.
They have whipped the Mexicans, and
would like to whip their allies, tho Tom
Corwin wings. 1t is rnmored here that
in case there is no Legislature, Tom Ew.
ing is to be appointed U. s, Senator, in
place of Allen, and Delano and Griswold
Supreme udges,-This will mover do.
Hold on; the Governor cannot appoint so
long as the Senate is in session, and ma
joyiiy ready to organize in the House,
Never yield till doomsdayl Don't be a,
iraid oflhe expense. Little Holmes will
SEQ you honorably through Give them
plenty ofgraPc. lhavo seen many ofour
friends from tho country, aud they all say
"neyer give up the ship"
In haste, your friends.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
More cholera.

A ship arrived at Baltimore on Thurs
day last, from Rotterdam. During her
voyage the Cholera broke out on board
and three or four of the cases resulted fa
tally. A,the time of arrival there were
no cases, and the inspecting physicians
pronounced her to be free from the dis
ease.
HyThe little son of Abraham Nigh,
living in the west end of Pickaway coun-
,y, wandered away from home on the 18th
inst. in the evening, sun about half an
hour high, and became lost in the woods.
A company of about forty of the neigh
bors turned out on the alarm being given
and searched the woods during the night,
without finding any trace of the child,
until next day about 10 o'clock, when
they found him alive, to the great joy of
parents, friends and neighbors. The boy
is now doing well-his age is two years
and seven months.-O. S. Journal.
LVCass's defeat has been charged up
on the miserable management of his tract
distributors. Documents that should
have went from Washington North went
South, and those intended for the South
found their way North. Some one sug'
gests that in future, for the sake of being
on the safe side, the two kinds OF tracts
should be printed on differently colored
paper; for instance, red for one meridian
and while or yellow for another. The
direction for each will than be readily
known by the most inexperienced dis
tributor-Hartford Carrent
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

Ertraet from a Letter dated Jack'oa, Tennessee,
Oetober 2Gth, lH4S.
M "A. l. SeorW. Cincinnati, Dear Sir wnn,
YOU 10 send me one gross uf Dr Rner' l.,vrrNou
aud Tar, am rnlrrrly pui Of II, AMI nnyr con
,lant calls il. Tue REMARKABLE CURES
that itnas made here, has made great dcmaud io
it, Yoms, &c.,
Il. W. VIII FTINGrON, D,ygg,sL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
UPWARD OF 10000 CUREsM
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!
DR.. ROGERS COMPOUND SYRUP or
LTVERWORT AND TARM
For Me cures IF Coasumption, and ALL
DiSenScS nj LLe Lnnns ll,,L R,nnsl

Ho' Me cures ~ C0RSAmPtIOn, and 1LL
Diseases n Tie Lungs and Breast.
NNIllS GREAT RE nEDY has nor only made
M almost INCREDIBLE CUREs uf ComsuMpnoN.
bot II breaks up the mo.l distressing Congh, Cold,
Fam IN the Breast, and Asitma, N lew honr,
time We au.honze our Agfnl,, ~ all eases where
II do'Snoi give immediate rrcf. aud the botlIr i,
returned 10 cheeJuily r.flmd he moncy
WE WILL NOW ASK The afltt rannIdly IN rx
anime the facts bOIo~, which lubsionfiac the mrr.
It's Of this great remedy FAcrs vhnh arr nron.
Hoveltbe, and cannot br drnlrd. We refer YOU
10 The statements Of we'll known PmpcIANs aud
IRoPEssoGs, who have come forward and have these
facts. The most ncwdulous can be convinced
mat has made cures whsle every thug else have
faied.\
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

We are receiving letters daily, containing mIc Ii.
ssnce that Dr. r. grrs' l.vcwon aud Ia, cnntin.
ues 10 make astonishing cures wherever il Is inlto.
duced
Ertract from letter. dated EE.abeLito,on, Nv.
August I6, lslS.
Mn a. l.. SC0vILL: Dear Sir--l am ahou, Ia
opcn a Dug Store At 81 Josrphs, aud would like
To have the Agency Of d.. Rogers lyrrworl and
Tar Tor that place. am your Ageur hcrr, aud
find It GIVES GREAT sA1rFAcrloH d. IIowARp,
oI this place, says that he lhlnks II one Of rnE Hgsr
coUdm hEDlOlNEs IN use
T.. II. HAYCRAFr, DruygisL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

You will remember that the specimen
sent for'analysis was in scales. The av-
erage weight of them may be of interest
to you:
62 scales weighed 2O5 5 millegrammes;
6 of least size, weighed SIS mile
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

From tte Wife efhe Rer George w. .Malcy.
have hrrn aflceI with diseased Lungs Inr So
veral years; having trrd various prescriptions viii
liule success. A, Iaa tried DR.. Rogers Liver
wort and Tar, aud found great relief. | would
recommend ii To all who are suffering with diseased
lungs. SARAH MALEY.
Cincinnati, August ~, 1915.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
"RIOOd and TllUnLcrp

We clip the following letter from somebody in
Holmes county TO Friend Dimmock" and pub,
shed in the Ohio Statesman. We do not know
whether the writer intends to march with Capt,
Tenneyhill srnot. This Captain is the same chap,
who attempted with couple of bules to mol
the oiliconl tho Canton Repository, and was driv,
en- of by an old man and two boys. Send him
the Militia are awfuIly scared The Statesman
publishes the letter under the head Of Public
Sentiment"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
CORRECTION.

In tbs poetry on the fourth page,in sixteenth line
read bound for found. In the next line to the
last, read His for This Several oteer slight er
rors occur but none to iniure the sense.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

DLANK DEEDS, neatly printed on the
bLest OF paper Tor sale nj lhls Office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
Vice Presidents.

Vice Presidents.
GEORGE KING. Hooking,
JosEPn STUCKEY, Berne,
DANIEL KELLER, Pleasant,
Isaac CLAYPooL, Greenfield,
ANDREW PETERs, Amanda,
JoHN LEST, Clearcreek,
JOHN WYLIE, Madison,
SAMUEL SPANGLER, Perry,
JOHN CHANEY, BLOOM,
JAMES PICKERING, Violet,
SAMUEL Cur, Walnut,
CHRISTIAN BAKER, Richland,
BENoNi BLACK, Auburn,
WILLIAM MCCLEERY, Rushcreek,
SAMUEL BADER, Liberty.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

4 LiFE RESCUED FRoM TnE fEHGE or IIIE GRAvE!!
The late cure Of NJ, Egscd, Nho now resides
on Race street three dOurs above Eighth Cincinnati,
Huuly the mnIt remarkable aud astonishing ever
recorded.
THIS lady had the Consumption for the last six
years, aud lately SHE grew worse and w0re-wnm
down aud emacmIed, cold night swcals, ,hectc levc,
every day, reduced lua mere skeleton, hrr cough
was most distressing, all her physicans gave ner up
% die with lhe last slages Of Consumption Dr.
Tdlllalrni, now called m--a ceebiaicd une Doc
tor who sad there was mt the least hope of her re
COyeIy. hnally her lungs liberated buh Internally
aud externally and The blood srued under her nn,ls
that they came of, her friends came IN 10 take
their last larewr--at Ibis crisis she commenced
using this same- d.. ROGgRS LVrnwogr AZ Tan,
which has restored her 10 nerr hca til han SHE has
enjoyed since she WAS II years of age, aud has
gained ~ nesh from ninety 10 huldrr, aud fofly
pounds within the last three months.
We the Undersigned ,Iatc that we arc acquainted
NnJ visited MIS- Epga't during hrf s,ckne,s, aud
believe the aDDyI stdle,Heni io hr tue.
JOHN MEIENDY,
IN a.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

E,rb0cts fiOm CeriiGcates wAjch ran be
seen IN JaH by caii'ag npoa tic Agents,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-10

somehow mys r'y abou, h,n hat wa'uN.
Automatic tIc could mr., comprehend
Why hi, I,u,e people became 40 suddenly
Wcancd from himself md ,ooa such spec
al pn.n' 10 keep oJt Of his sight lie in
aqincd h., population decreased in numbers
Yr be could not nccoun, i1f his fancy. as
there was no sickness among them. Had
ouy lci The pool Tor other depths. be should
have observed their departure lie was
mysdrj puzzled. AMI annoyed
n1y after day the fishes vanished bu, he
could get no clue TO th,ir Whereabouts -
Once, o. s. ,fue, he thought be ,aw The mu
OF ash.ncr g'islcnlng within the gill. Of ,Ac
perch but he gave the matter no plr,cl-
lar afOnr n be urnc, 50 uncertain was
ne that he saw any thing nj all. and 1t was
cnsy to be- mistaken The number that DIS
Appeared soon became so alarming Mat hc
conceived It would be no harm to mention
the matter 20 the perch who had oil along
ptofcss"d grcn, friendship The pool Ind
now bee omc nearly dcsolale The pcfch
who bad ,hu,cn woIl anil grown extremely
Hu,y IS reason thereof, Affected 30 BE- very
Indignant IS h,ulhe Suspicion VAS uuuai,d
o. him blythe eel II, could ~, for n mo-
n nj trook the idea ,ha, lac had done any
wrong !. tho interest Of other Gshc. had
been swallowed ap IN his could he be bn-
med : Tie certainly thought not lie had
tone no more than was his right, and was
N egcty respect proper lie had the cH-
ample OF the world before HIM. AMI he NO
hive been n very dolt TO have done other
wlsc and to sum up all, he told The eel he
thought hrn the creates, iooi he had ever
seen ia his life. Thl. was too comptehen.
slve remark to be very pleasing to the
pro,cc,o mud ullogclhcr too fragrant on m
stance OF Ingrau,uIe to he submucl to.
Tnus Differing, the eel and the perch. un.
rhic to sul.c the affair satisfactorily, pl
on ungIlng MS vigorously rs they wcrrp~
blc The eel could not cone sh. injured
dignity without some trrlrauon while the
perch sill commended that be could make no
'nooVy where he hnl done no wrong .-
Judct The same circumstances be INSISTED,
II would be his dnly TO repeat his course Of
conduct, and 80 long rs hc bad a nav, he
should use every endcuvor and compa., cy
cry end to I'LL II
Thus argued they. The perch nndaclous-
" waggiGg his .ail the while AMI chuck
Ing n his glls nt his b.avadl with the eel
when he perceived something gradually
sinking into the pool, sGGlrmlng ms i, wen
down, while boy :larllng upon the ban !.
looked earnestly after II MS II II were some
thing he had dropped TIE sly perch eyc
ed ii a moment MS tiWisted about n the wa
ter, and wiling 10 carry ou' what he bad
Just been preaching to lhe eel, and a, tn,
same time secure nuicc morsel, lrapcd .i,
a tfh5hh GlnFRft 9b5TDs@p nf------
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-10
How do you Spell Boots"

The New York corr sponIcn, Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer tells US an amusing
Story OF wealthy Wall street broker who
lived IN great style IN the fashionable quar-.
ter, and ranks a, one Of the upper ten Il
Appeals he recently purchased a spIcnAi
Glc proof safe 10 which % secure his vain
abes against the dcvourirg clement, 20
which he had affixed the new 'nycuuon tor
nro,cction against thieves called The Com
bIuauon lock Those beautiful pieces OF
mechanism are so tSuemeiy complicated,
tina, YOU may lock them, hand the key to
the manufacturer even. aud the chance mr."
one in ten thousand. ,hl, he will nU be nhl"
to open them The wards and Inferior mr.
engagements Of these locks are Alphabetical
Is arranged, and you .cico, word IN the
language. take the lcucrs one 10y one
Thus Jake the word chat. you lock A."
then h .hcn n. then then ,. Vow, O
must D. unlocked the same way. unless YOU
hit upon he same word you Will never b'
mile to unlock IT, Well the broker IN ipes
ZION locked hls new safe according 10 tht
word boots, bul inter- working at II for m
hour or more the neXl morning he coui
not utlJIh ~ unA Nh'' D. W W. w
Is his funds were oil llckcd M, tsays u
l.uer) be had no money with which 'opa
h.. l.,,s AMI carry on M, business th'l -
Lu, ms ctcl.l was good be- lals,d ,n''i'l'n
F, nr,hc purpose by borrowing of III" banks
/, The next morning the manufactured OF ll
lock. according to request, called to acc
a.. tn,n the ddiru,y tie SAID b. had 4
9 d5ub. he coull unlock the safe u the go
:. lenan would tcll him tho word 70 whrc
. he locked u, Boots was tho word and
.- work he sci 10 unlock IT 10 boots. We
~ he uieI. soneplne o'succoss but boots wo
!, no, unlock the safe lie lricl again NJ
IS acain md was no more succrss'Il J
J., ,,t,I n hour. two hours ihrrc hours. VI
10 no succo. Finally happy thought Hru
n BIN lie v.rt ,he Precipitation from
r. r.c. took a drink Of walcr examined
o. A,y a-a.o & iolhinc a.le broker .'ra'g
-- ~ The ,re.. aid SIR allow nc ,oa.k s
re tav y.l spCI. boost How d. D 81
no. boot. sn 4 the tr.b.r why ! sl..
4 ugh, how Do YOU spell 1t 'Oh, nc'
a. mind. sod ,hc man OF combination loc
.. how spell o. how do you 'Pci, r}
am 'n .-ts. g.. be sIlc said The br-her. !
M -! you dg.' said the lochmao an
.n YOU spoil bo us nuts. rwi. unlock '.r'
lr j1' AID be- DID unlock A.. 90 the lNlae.
a.. or au rye
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-10

cr ccnGrmcd We always read what Nj
ioo,e saw. upon the same puuctple iha, We
rrad lphe Tor the purpose Of amusement
The latest display NJ Fuole h., made wss
90 debsie upon motion made hr VI Hale
of New Hampshire, TO b,iug 10 bul tor thc
protection of properly ~ The District of Go.
.umtla, Which having originated oDl 90! tAe
recent attempt 90 destroy property Zoo the
u strict ~ mlb. called forth all Of NJ
Foote's opposition IN. great and disunc-
tive element ot Nh Foote's greatness Is i'm
pIdsncr, u!ihu kind Of vuicariV called 5rI't
HIS mota.s are all graded tJcgra3ea) upon
'hc MsNSsi'pl J.Ats. which fepuaIstrs the
OIL fashioned notions % debt pay Ius aud en-.
braces The more Convenient ono. Of never
dtviug
Ir hrs speech on to Ten Regiment BI,
he undertook To demonstrate thst twas per.
lecily rghi aud proper for tbs nation 10
steal - much of Mexico as II pleased, he
cause MeAlco was too weak TO successfully
re.si And 100 The debate upon Nt Hale q,
motion, n the Senate on Tie .O,u instant,
NJ fooie gives - views upon mob or Lynch
law, which he openly endorses and defends
lle doubtless believes that hc would he an
V"fuN l1rcYrosrut such "hlrh sYluied
,uo 11Uau. Stale. II be dad not folly accord
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-10
ny IIDILIrs PATHos.

hN fIDILlVS PAI"os'
Ia liulo pool at the FOO. ola ruined dan
once l,vcd an eel. Like all his stride, he
was Slippery rogue and had managed by
hls 'kIliinl couluc' and suppl,ncss to squltm
INTO HE dlgn''y OF protector to The common
wealth OF hshcs--ho was TIE only eel there
among whom fate had spawned ban -
tie was noble FELLOW, prout Of his po-
srIon, yet generous 10 his interiors agile
ana n'mo'c IN hls department OF quick
judgment and f'p'd decision '"iz'ng eve
~ "1Vaa'ng"' ana approptn'Ing TO himself
Tor the ben"ht OF hl' constituents OF course,
every good hing that came in his way
Indeed, 50 completely iudrnuied with their
welfare were all bis Interests, that he elhcr
forgot himself OF them IN hrs bcnchcen mr.
ram. mcn's, and IN pcrrc; sing Icncss Of
heart mndc hlmfo.f O., on." re fe.:c;T2j;GY.
auI 'np'", ~ ~, snooho, of,Lc rrof,
d" Wv y " "''I 't ',I0 l,,,,,o;',o H..
anu uN''" It' W. 10 ,,.,i I.,,
'T''N"' y" ,L,,. ,,.,,c,.J
o'''TSe "'i ,Sor ,ns,,in
nun "''u"s' '''l '",,.I ,,,", ,i.,o,, IN h,.
U :" nun O'''"'' Nv "''' ''9
pow, W sD..','. '.'.''., or,d,,s cv,.,,d
l. nue. '''s "'FIl l,.t h..,,,o
y an "t''"'u'ou' I"' W. ,.;,,,d r.,
q 81 o, 'h' q'''' '',' ~ "'i 49,, 'ag,,,',
+. up '"' S"' u"'' Ing ,;-I'l,,.o
10 cur lug s1"l''I .i...aarcr ,bc ,rc,;ni,c
l. 10 '0o o'n'. ana 'Io"."t o', ' t,ha cor. n.
ic h' 'SP''I 'n' rove s.','2s ,,.o no ins,
.c todc hinN'ug n''' Pc
Sc drop'd ~. "'h VI, So'11n 1,"'S a'' ~,
= ,'fi"g sea''S SP'I"I'"s ""' "lI" tis .nI.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-10
stephen X Bradley 9Th tupe. ~
Lr1er from Go- Thomas Cimcpdcu r.
Col FLETCHER.

Col Fletcher
Bcuuing On. 18th juno, -.
r-lurlo'cd YOU have my particular
order fr drafting q from your regiment
| have received intelligence Iii, morning b,
express, from Head Quarters a. Rutland.
t''at scout II 500 Of the enemy are now at
Crown Point, who have iu,t returned FROM
sealplng tour in --- County who have
brought with them considerable number
o' rroNI-.o 90. AZ it depended ou that attempt
a. imm,d date attack ou OUT post at Rut
Land fattcr myself you will not lose ono
minutes time ia executing such orders -
Pray sir. consider the distress e the poor
frontier inhabitants who are hourly in jcop-
arly Of their lives and lc' humanity i gp,rc
You 70 exert every faculty to give them i'm
mediate relief
am sir your humble scryt,
TnoMAs CmTTENprN. Capt. Gen
Col. Fletcher.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-10

mc your heart leaps with lov. Al I'm
lying a plcst the confession Am p"
suuoi "
Morale, really believing that h., VIII
was ct the last cNDremrv sni lcsung that
jfshc died Tint tie accusations sho had
iltoNn on. nra,nN him might have serious
couscoueacc- endtnvorcl to .ooth her by n
few catc-,,,. and proceeded to lteh, n Ian.
tern which the darkn,. n the nigh, rem
dcrel necessary he then drew on pair
OF stout boots throw 4 large cloak over his
shoulders pulled the cape ovct his head,
md nnanlullv sci 10 tth on his nocturns ca
petition 40 search Of mother CaNnoJa
The painter knew that he dame ~ question
dwclt some where 10 he ruo Foncntr. bu,
Of the precise location OF her residence he
was totally irnoun, The run tell IN tor
rents and he met not a soul from the umc
he Ich the rue l.nyapla, until he reached
the quarter ~ which his steps were direct
cd The night was dark as Egypt, and
Morales cursed from the bottom Of hs heart
the day on which he married II may be
readily imagined that IN srch mood hc
vas no. likely soon TO find the object OF his
search
t'"' """-"V y I"p'"s ''o"t '"' S"'''''
'"u s'""g SV'Neu y. 'nc SA"' Il, US te'u'"
zoe S''" I'"y ~" sooner ''u sn' $50
"'' "u''a"" ''''y ca upon ." cAPeu"to"'
WA" S'' S''",noheu het ofo'ne'' ana &c"
chosen friends who were u ing hld IN the
cellar In uwlnkIIng they had the old
street door off 1t, hinges and lis place sup
pHod by the one bought for the occasion.
which hncl as tit had been made on put-
s,gn. On which va, dIsnl,yc! IN large let.
,rr,. The following inscfipl,on The Hotel
of,lc Cid Good entertainment for Man
and Horse This done n larg, Marty Of
friend. fran The n,i,bbotbooJ who had
been ll INTO the sccycr were snccIllv a.
,cmb,cJ Co,,,n,r, md cut,,rs were nut
IN r,oYi,ilion n r,n,s, WINS nrcnarcd and
tho merry quests bcG,n 10 ca, and drink.
and dance by way ofcc'cbra,ing the dismal
.cycol,,i,, NJ ,lG moo, hneb.nI who had
oor. IN search or,hc dame C,.noi,
Nc,n,,Lilc b,vinr r-,co,I, Il ram .,,cc,
-, ,r,,, lr,oI,cl n, moro ,t,, m. Ioo,s
,o,1 ,,cc,,l rho ,ytol, nciohborboo1 opr
oo,l D1,n,cr w,s,l lcn,,h Obliged 10 return
Iomcnon whom tho nnrso Uc wn,
.l,,ncL,1 tho slim md Me ro,i.ncc wa,
completely exhausted On rpp~oachlng
his ham, tho sound Of musical in,,rpmcnls
md nrols Of lnuch,ct burs, unon m, aston
i.h,d ears Th,nA,no lac had made AIMS
,,Lc no r,;,c1 tho lr,c,, and d;,covo,,nr
d,r, ron, n,or from, his o,yp ,y,h s,cn
OF, tc,,forcr +, Lc lad Icco,,,, COR, ,,,,
! f.. Lo,,,tl,,,l o,l bc,,r 10 ,,,ro,.. ~,
,,vc,,.. ~, oo,o. III &c IN, m, do T,,,,vi,'
! -.' d.. a. g., ,lc t--r~,s-, ~ n.I.,