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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21
TnIRTY-FIRsT CONGREss.
w.snrNcroN. Aupu,l IS

WASHINGTON, August Is.
SrNArP.--The Senate resumed Mr.. Hun
ter's motion 10 receive the Protest Of the
Southern members, and after debate the
motion 20 receive was LAID on the table.
The bill establishing territorial govern
menl for New Mexico was passed TO third
reading
The fugitive slave bill was made the speei-
al order Of the day for Monday.
The Senate adjourned until Monday.
IIousE Tie House went into Committee
ofihe Whole, and debated on tile Civil and
Diplomatic Appropriation Bill 10 Il late hour
The appointment Of Thomas NJ. 7. Nc
Kennap, as Secretary Of the lnleriof, was
unanimously confirmed to-day.
Mr., Pearce's boundary bill, which has
already passed the Senate, will pass the
House by at least fifty majority.
Mr.. Caldwell Of North Carolina, is in favo
of it.
Mr.. McKennan accepts the department O.
the interior, 50 that Mr.. Fillmore's Cabjne'
is now full.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. l6
IS moi in session 10 day.

SENATE--W Was not in session TO day.
liousE- This morning went into com
miueo of The whole on the state Of the Union
and continued the debate on the Civil and
Diplomatic appropriation bill. MIR. Ewing
having the floor, spoke on the subject OF the
Presidents New Mexico and Texas Message.
which he reg rded as unfortunate il the
present state of the country, and was calcus
lated to add fuel to the fine already burn
ing, rather than to produce salutlry effect e.
He advocated the Texas boundary bill re-
cently passed in the Senate, IS the best mode
of getting out of the dIncnIly, and calculated
to be of advantage TO the South, Texas and
the country. He made an earnest appeal
now to advance the banner Of conciIialion,
A message was received from the Senate,
announcing the passage OF lhI New Mexico
Bill.
Mr.. Bryly, who reported the bill, was al
lowed 5y the rules 10 make the closing
speech. lie said he should reserve for lu-
ure occasion, any argument to show that a
more dangerous message than that recently
communicated bv the President, had never
emanaied from the Executive. II the views
therein expressed were carried out, this Gova
ernmenl would be converted into military
despolsm. In defending the Committee on
Ways and Means, he saithay m a Mt TO re-
port simply resolution thatit is nexpedieni
TO act upon this subject.
The Committee then proceeded to vote
on the items in the. bill.
Several amendments were offered, debated
and rejected, when the committee rose and
House Adjourned.
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ANOTHER LAKE ACCIDENT.
Collision of the Steamer Lexington
and PrODelIOr ALLEGHENY.

On Tuesday eveaing, at about IL o'clock,
the Steamer Lexington came in collision with
the Propeller Allegher y, jus: abreast OF this
port and about five miles out The Lexington
was bourd up with $50 or 300 emigrauts,
mostly German. The Propeller had her deck
crowded with fat cattle and but little other
freight on board The particulars Of the
collision, as we galherthem from persons on
board the Lexington, are these
The steamer was heading for this port, and
the propeller was on the Iarboard side making
out when first seen. When ii was ascerlainsd
that n collision conh not be avoided, The
engine of the Lexington was stopped, and
her wheels were mononless. The propeller
struck her just forward of the wheel'house,
stove through The guards and false sides, and
demoishing almost wholly the cook.house,
and upper and lower berIhs for nearly forty
feet forward. Fortunately but one cabin
passenger was on board, and he was thrown
with his berth through the partition and
across to The opposite side of the upper cabin,
without injury. The propeller was light,
otherwise she must have cut the steamer in
two and caused fe6rful loss of life.
The propeller, after HE collision, headed
around and remained along side until the
extent Of the injury was asceriained. With
the hope of reaching the shore, Steam was
put on and the steamer m1de for this habor
- tho propeller following Afer proceeding
mile or two the steamer began TO sink, ,--the
water was then about feet aft her bells
rung apd the propeller again came along
side, fastened TO her and lowed her 10 the
mouth Of the piers, where the Lexington
sunk in nine or ten feet of water. In the
meanwhile the passengers and crew had been
transferred 10 the propeller. That no lives
we're lost by the collision is most fortunate,
MS the upper works Of the steamer to the
waters edge is completely rddled. This
(Wednesday) morning we visted tho wreck.
which has been got up and hauled along side
of the dock at Halls warehouse, where she
now lies aground. We have moi 0scertained
the extent Of the injury, but il is thought that
her hull is not Injured 10 any extent. She
was proceeding TO the Upper Lakes TO re-
sumo her trips in the Chicago and Green
Bay trade. s
Outside the night was clear, and both lights
were distinctly seen; it is claimed that the
propeller was out Of her way, and to this
circumstance is attributed The collision. The
injury 10 the propeller was very slight, and
after affecting tho landing of the passengers
.of The Lexington, she proceeded direct 10
Buffalo. ConneGm Reporter asg \
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CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE,
WASHINGTON, Aug. l6.


The following appointments by the Presi.
dent wera confirmed by the Senate and an.
nounced this morning:
John TurnbuII Van Allen, Of New York, TO
be charge de Afaires al the Republic Of E.
qnador,
Dwight Webb, OF Michigan, U. S. Consul
for Chou, China.
Elisha Allen, of Massachusetts, TO be Uni
ted States Consul al Honul0lu, Sandwich
ISLANDS.
Absolom Fowler, 10 be unitet States
District Attorney for the District of Arkan-
sas.
IIoratio Harris, to be United States
District Attorney for the Southern District Of
Mississippi
VIM NJ. Martin, Assistant Treasurer Of
the United States, at Charleston South Car.
0lna.
1'hos Donaho, Beck, M'CutcEcon, Arnold,
Stevens, CLARK, Page, Forest, MiIburn and
Hyde, to be Justices Of the Peace for the
county of Washington, in the District ofCo.
lumba.
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Le,ler 10 GOV. Bell.
Executive DkrABTAIENT.
Austin, Texas, June II, 1850.

Auslia, Texas, June n, 1850.
10 has Ereellsaey, y. Taylor,
Presideai Of de Uaiied States.
SR:-By authoiiy of TIE Legislature Of
Texas, the Execulive Of the State, in FebTu-
Ary lasl, despatched special commissioner
with full power and instructions to extend
Ihe civil jurisdiction Of this State over the
unorganized counties Oi El Paso. Worth,
Presidio, and Santa Fe, situated upon its
northwestern limits. NJ FFrF
That commissioner has reported 10 me, IN
nn official loIm, that the military tfiicers EN-
ployed in the service OF the United States,
stationed at Santa Fe, interpuscd adversely
with the inhabitants 20 the fuilmeRt Of his
object by employing their influence in favor
ot,he establishment Of separate State gov
etamens, east Of The RIO Grande, and within
the FiahilMl Limits Of the State Of Texas,
irsnsnil 10 you helewith, the proclamation oI
Col. John Monroe, acting under the order ol
the Government Of The Uhiled States, undeI
ihe designation Of Civil and Military Governor
Of the Territory of New Mexico.
haye very respectively 10 request, that
your Excellency will cause me to be iniurin-
ed, a, your earliest possible convenience,
whether or not this officer hos acted in this
scatter andet The orders of his government,
and whether bis proclamation meets with the
approval OF The President Of The United States
With assurances Of distinguished cInsld-
Grafton, | have the honor to be your Exeell-
ency's most obediem servant.
p. II. BELL.
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or We we're in erro-, last week, in saying
that the bill providing territorial govern
ment for Utah, prohibited The people fiom
legslaiing against slavery. That provision
was stricken out, and Gen. Cass voted III Ia
vor ofstriking il out---for which few OF the
southern Senators complained bilterly--dep
claring that non-inleyenlion. as they under.
stand II, is that even the people OF The terri-
tory have no power to prohibit slavery until
they form State Constilution.-- Holmes
Co Farmer. seas aa ss 7a4
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New YORK, Aug.


Steamship Niagara, from Liverpool and
Halifax, reached her wharf about O'clock
to-day.
The London Times says the Stadlhold@
crate ofSchleswig. Holsten issued procla,
nation announcing that their army will soon
renew the conflict.
1t is said that the cause Of Haynau's dis
missal was The discovery of his nal appropti,
alton Of considerable amount Of public
moneys. Radesisky and Widen said to be
implicated also with him, and the former will
be dismissed.
Barings's circular, dated Liverpool, says
that in Hamburger sugs: declined, and ad-
vanced in Holland and Antwerp.
At London, Amer con stocks dull.
Al Havre on The lst, 1000 bales cotton
sold al two franks advance; stock on hand
IL, 900 bales.
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LATER FROM VENEZUELA.
PHILADELPHIA, August Is

- a PHILADELPHIA, August ID.
The barque Thomas Dillet, Captain Dill,
arrived this morning.
There was great excitement in Venezuela,
in regard TO the election for President, which
IS over by this time. nd Ha"
Tho following shows the condition Of af-
fairs, political and commercial, 10 that un.
fortunate country. l#a p t@
pEFt PUERTo CAnELLo, July 9Th.
The primary election for President com.
Incnces on The let Of August nexi, and will
continue threo days, The most prominent
candidates are Gen. Jose Gregoro Monaii.
ges, brother Of tie late President; Antonio
Leo CAdio Guczman, PsnSlano Bendon, and
General Santiago Mafcio. There appears 10
be no probability that either Of he candidates
will be able 10 obtain two.ihirds vote in the
Electoral Colleges. The Congress must de-
eide 10 January one from the four candidates
who may receive the August vote Of the
people. All the power and influence oftle
President win be existed IN favor Of bis
brother, whose accession FOR The nexllem is
almost beyond doubt, although against The
will OF the people.
Tho country is ia 4 state Of great excite
ment, and presents a very uniayoraLle pros,
poet for the future. t.'
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AcCIDEN F--FoUTREEN LIVES LOST.

DUSIU4Nf mug KO'
A catastrophe of most melancholy and
distressing character occurred yesterday uf.
ternoon, at Linn6eld, involving the lives Of
fourteen 2ersons, all woman and children
but one. A large party Of men, woman and
children, most of them connected with the
First Christian Society, Of Lynn, went TO
Lynield on pic mic party, and close a de.
lghlful spot on the boarders Of beautiful
pond. About o'clock, party Of 25 went
ON fiat bolomed row-boat for an excursion
on the pond; when about 100 yards from the
shore, the boat capsized, and IA wero drown
ed. The disaster has thrown the community
Of Lynnfied into the deepest distress.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS!!
%
w z Z G II s. r HILLTP s,

Main street, opposite the Public Buildings.
A RE now in receipt of their stock of SPRING
IN & SUMMER GOODS, and will open this
Morning beautiful assortment Of Summer Silks,
Bnregos, de Lains, Lawns, &C., with great vas
riety OF other desirable DREss Goons just nurchas
ed in Philadelphia.
Having selected the most desirable styles and
best fabrics, at the lowest rates. Confidently
solicit anexaminaton of our assortment, pledgins
ourselves to show such inducements as cannolb,
offered elsewhere.
Cadiz, May I, lS50-H.
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UI17V 1UVI7'
No. gGa MARKET STREET, WHEELING VA.
A RE now receiving the largest and most com
IA plete assortment ofall articles in their line,
ever brought to this market.
Having superior advantage in their purchases
they are confident of successful competition with
the eastern market, with addition Transportation
and pied &c themselves to sell goods lower than ev-
er before offered in this city. Their stock com
prises the following:
A Afui and complete stock OF Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals and Pharmaceutical preparations
Paints of all kinds, ground and unground Oils,
Sperm, Whale, Tanners, Elephant, Linseed, Olive
Lard and Caster Oils; Brushes; Paint, Varnish,
Whitewnsh, Shaving, Hair, Cloth, Backing Tan
ners, Counter, Bath, Table and Stencil Brushes;
Dye stuffs of every description, and manufactur
Iers, Fullers' and IIatters' articles
Every description of Glassware at manuractur-
ers' prices. June 5, 1850
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A white gunpowder, said 20 be more pow
erful than the black has been manufactured
10 EHgland. II is composed Of cholorate of
potash, loaf sugar, and Prussialo Of potash
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21
NEW EsTABLEsUMENT
The Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron
Business,
A ARON HOTT

NNIOULD iuIorm the public Of Cnliz and
wv Harrison county that he has commenced,
and intends to carry on, in the borough OF Cadiz,
the above mentioned business in all its various
branches.
He has had considerable experience, as work.
man, and will warrant his work to be at least us
good as can be made in the county.
Orders from distance in his line of business,
will be thankfully received, and promptly attend
ed to.
lie has for snle the most improved pattern of
COOKING STOVES, which will be sold at low
prices, and warranted to give satisfaction.
His place OF business is in the new building on
Warren Street, next door to M'Faddens' stoIe. d
July "a, IS50--tf
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CHOLERA REPORTS.

In Cincinnati the cholorn has pretty nearly
ceased, but the number Of "oiher diseases
are quite large,a fearful amount of which are
children, s,e.isa al83 la.a..l Li.t a9i
The Delaware Standard Of yesterday says,
tina, there has only been four deaths by Cho.-
era there, md none, since Monday last,
There has been % deaths 10 llby Chole-
ra in Circleville up TO noon on The 18Th
inst.
II is reported that several cases Of Cholera
have occurred in Newark.
We hear Of a number Of cases Of cholorp
in the country.
CHOLERA IN THE INDIANA PENl-
~ ttro saa TENTIARY. ssH a14
There have been some 80 cases and IL
deaths in the Penitentiury ct Indianapolis.
A white gunpowder, said 20 be more pow
erlul than the black has been manufactured
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There have been some 80 cases and 10
deaths in the Penitentiury ct Indianapolis.
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OR, CONSTIPATION or THE BowEl
TIE PAIN EXTRACTOR

Or CONsTlPATIOH OF THK BOWELS,
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
surest safest and most certain remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief in Che cases, and even after
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called at office with establishment upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon paris
Of their bodies near the bowels, and that copOus movement
hadTesulted omit This result will always follow thorough
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are cos
ve Let the experiment be tried 1t is perfectly safe and
in no instant can the Pain Extractor do harm.
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EDUCATION.

HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
A BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS, Cqrondelet
street, ST. Joseph, established in 1872 under the
superintendent of the MISSES .4LLISON, from Lon
BON This Institution, conducted the best plans Of
European Instruction. constantly open for the reception of
young ladies' in all the solid and ornamental branches requ
site to complete and finished education.
TERMS and other particulars may be known on appica-
delet street. iaI4 Iy
LOUISIANA UNIVERSITY.
CORNER OF COMMONS PHILIPPE STREETS
"A sion Of 1880
Latin and Greek-Geo. O. Anthem A NJ
Academy.
Classics and EnglisF-W. Q. Duncan, A. NJ.
French Language-MaTc Roux.
line Tuition Fees from 81 to $40 month.
~ There is class for boys under six years of age
Jal4 ON GEO. q. ANrHON, A. M, Principal
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,

COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and Dealers ' IN " ~
HATS and gAPS in general, to their VERY ~
IN LARG Il ASSIGNMENT of the aboPe named Goods ts4sA
Id which is SElgoSD TO, NONE IN TIE CITY
rey TOO numerous to detail but honestly assure MI per
sons about purchasing in this line that an nspecion Of Their
stock VIII be greatly to their ADVANTAGE before
elsewhere Tor the reason that they mostly all OF their own
manu- acture, and come DIRECT FROM Til Err OWN
MANDATORY at Newark NJ IL: and hein ~ 49, ~ y
y, with the MANUFACTlIRERS,P PROFITS feel certain
cannot fail to be satisfied also an nsnec
tion) that the above Is as represented - '' ''ie'
9 pURBRIDGE & CO.,
oct4 pm % CustOmhOuse street mn stairs
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Baton Rouge, February a. 1880
HHTHEREAE, RICHARD TERREIT Lac a., a

w oneer for the city of New Orleans has applied 10 me
for the cancelling of the following bond, to wit: N
bond of $4,000, subscribed by him on the lb of Apr
iSS auctOneeT for the city OF New Orleans together With
Henry f. Wade and Lucreta Wade, his WIFE as sureties
therefore, y - = ' ~ eNe''
Notice Is hereby given to all persons Interested therein IN
show in writing the office of the Secretary of State
within ninety days from the last publication thereof why aid
bond should not be cancelled and annulled. w
49, Given under my hand and the Seal of the State NJ
a. s. Baton Rouge, this 4h day of February 1850 and
NV and in the seventy fourth of the
of the United States By the Governor
JOSEPH WALKER, Gov. of the State of Ionisiana
Secretary F,t9
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was nine years under medical skill in the cities OF New
York and Albany, labonng under the distressing Ely
speas, attended with inflammation of the kidneys and with
beeding Piles, deeply liberated with large humps Of The
The urinary seceOns stopped for days when my distress be-
ntoerabe. My tongue cracked. and the roof OF my
mouth covered with and my chest at the root OF
did not cool it.
cOvery, when Mrs. Jesslp desired me 70
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D A L L Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
Nh rnN VRnVTNn

NO COMPOUND
HAS ever been discovered that any of the qualities
of this famous remedy Almost daily we hear of new and
heretofore unknown virtues, discovered by its application
dsease-or it remarkable fact, that many of its eff
ec are known only from accident or experiment So deep
has been the science of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the In.
ventOr, admirable the combination of its ingredients, that
it found suited relieve almost every ament which the
frame of man subject Let enumeras of the Pc
cular qualities of this remedy:
Frst-It will, within five minutes from its application,
remove the pain from the severest BURNS SCALDS OF
BLlSTERS. 1t will also remove the pain and cure GOVT,
TIC-DOLEROUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or SWELLINGS.
Second-In cases of BURNS. if applied Immediately, it
will preserve life, how may be the injury
unless vital part be burned; and consequently sore,
inflammation
TArd-It will heal Burns or Wounds Ulcers, or Sores Of
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
F0Srh.-It neutrazes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, or Rabid animals.
FUth.-It will, wherever applied, prevent MORTIFICA.
TlON; and in old wounds wherever modification has com.
menced will arrest the disease, and the wound even
where flesh has already dropped it will restore the part
Si1h.-IfBROKEN LIMBS when set, be well wrapped
in the Save, Inflammation, Swelling Pain can &C.
cur and the bones unite and become strong with astonishing
rapidly.
SeucaA-When the Bowels are painful or inllamed the
Extractor, if well rubbed them, will afford relief, and
cause movement even when castor OIL jaap and all other
EighI is perfectly safe in all cases-it never can
do haTm-the system will absorb than is necessary to
repair It. II vii not conflict with any medicines that may be
taken internally.
We have space in this publication to enumerae all the
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but shall subOn few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands in our possession, from all parts OF the
country. -
PILES.
1t may be confidently stated that there IS no case of PHI E
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
1t is certain remedy and once the pain and
soreness.
L, John Williams, resident of Hamilton county and Civ
OF Cincinnati, feel il solemn duty that the eommu.
nifty thus TO publicly state that have been troubled with Inc
II for about seven during which time have sui.
tere much bodily pain lost great portion Of that time By
confinement bed and have expended several hundred
dollars but to purpose Ieonnued grow worse Mean.
while, persuaded and finally urged make tria Of
'DAIIEf'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR . for
the awful complaint; and to utter amazemen am as
well and hearty and TO the of boxes of this
precious ointment ascrbe my These facts am Will
ing TO affirm TO, should it make the Of an old resi-
dent any more authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS
Cincinnati, 4th month, 1847.
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d. riptiea d. Packages aud Goods.

sasa. ClI.ssg!e., adOaen each ~
B Bsrrs WINE.
lbare Vinegar.
eask Wine.
1 barrel Soda Ash
case i dozen Claret.
S SsE I BnsSsts. .-e>
eask assorted Bed Screws Latcheu and Shutter Bolts
] trunk PASSENGERS Baggage.
35 empty Water Casks.
cask Charge and dozen and ala pots of best English
Ceases, large and small boxes, Artificial Flowers.
cask, dozen Handsaws
or. pipe American Brandy,
baskets Champagne
basket Champagne.
: bales Old Linen Sacks.
barrels Soda Ash.
2cases Ng, Gilt SIX and Glass Vest and Coat Buttons.
bale Personal Effects in use.
IS barrels Bread
u bars Railroad Iron.
chest of Clothing and Personal Effects, in use.
small case Tools
cask assorted strups Harness, Buckles s. Gig Furniture
Or pipe American Brandy.
case Stucco Patterns e.f n
small Iron Cog Wheel.
bundle, pieces Machinery.
bundle Of Y Calfskins
bale Cotton Seed.
/ trunk and Valise of old Clothing.
bundles Iron Rods and 2bundles bIistered steel.
cask Fishing Tackle and assorted Hardware.
trunk, 40 sets DominOes.
box tin Chocolate Moulds
packages, Chocolate Mill.
bale cid Gunny Bags ...
n Water Casks and bundles Slaves
bundles Iron Hoops and casks Heads.
old Cooking Stove and Medicine Chest.
or. pipe American Brandy.
or. pipes American Brandy.
g A
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lead l|.z blast psd bilisf odd
pssn and bis1s me sise ,,'' 1Sllsd
re- ~ 11pe4.h ne tenlpest--
Wind aud fsln, and cold and Darkness
sNsf4 through ever desert stlset.
Mellef % me seslh, nat evening
~ Mss struggling il ll,s .t99ns n.
SsaasnIs n Sss isa' ISM WI ''''s's
Pssss s9 r : g! s ~ s's, dSgS I ss|S
&sa Till ind 0osss = dsad.
Ass.s ssepsl fnst ssss.arss
A., +, Il; ia Ike many 4 iir' oi5i s-,s
Le,sa man aaa Nas betrayed,
idar' ai a. y III II i Ssr Ssi9
& gsa sssi IS : sad Ss t r. rs.,y.
re ne won. and slippery stair
With q1icksne,l peise sprung;
anime. NTH, and nae4n despair
=, Round ebcat he daIkRss hung
FnsRd q hslpsrc d he POOR;
= Ana "a S issssi i sssa s s8's g. door
rl,sz.. 81 de pueh I'D NAKED boards
ns9asn q i youth b Hunger,
Y4's's fsf wea,s had iefi kF nothing,
'; nor e ss1 l9 sss 2es G s,sr,
Whefson lay the gilastly head
Nq,hias - vel, what more could Pity
tfnfe fnr one about 70 die,
Than sweet words from one she woEshipped,
tSeeei, thoagh even, word a lie ,
"a t.s morning g her pleasure.
They we've al hef wealth. her comfort,
TREASURED : ays and not IN vain
And with her now they lie Wondering,
<. And a date upon stone
Te9eth where TO end the stufy)
r loee'spuol onieast sleeps alone.
eg Pr nets ios ,l y isR e. Sc s seepeth