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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
Iiobensack's Worm Syrup.

Hobo,,-aoT-.a w XTE-------s 6,
N'o'i7"Ch . w YIN I5JIup.
" ME best and prrhnps tho most usernI ,rcdi
cine ever offered 10 tie nnblic far III. do.
sruction of Worms that aflict tho unm.n Fam.
IL, is Uobcnsaeks's Worm syrun
pApF>,,re, txn lI1,nn,..o
W., .ta, . H!'p poOANplANo'
ou tn''t nave NOSE niue ones ontnsted to your
GUY: 10 nouFlsh ana rear nnln childhood, should
oo''sl"tr l'e! are more or less afflicted with di-
s[nst III thelf 'ehder years, and Of all diseases
"lItc'ilg 'hem none so Ih'nl as worns, they not
""'} "es.roy mem bnt aggravate most all diseases
F"en us Dlarrh@a, Lonseness &c. They are not
cohhhea to children alone, but grown persons are
more or less sabect to them, and not unnequcut-
IA rn',; WIZ b '"e 'e"S' suspect from that night
/ Eauc Sv
How shocking The idea of n humnn bo;nr MIN
ing away a miserable existence 1y:th s ,,ta
stcr pra wing upon The yitals oClrp WIKI nthnrs
will excite your fears to sell their snu,ions rt;cl
with no evidence Of their virincs. And to SHOW
the unprecedented succees nd tstofl,to al ,o
lation OF tIo opensack,s Wnrngsvrrn ,.n ,,;r on,
le, sufferer tell his nwn t,In ,rno nnJamnnC
the generosity Of his noble soul IN sf srrs @ oi pN IS
itudc Tor his relief from, the messenger Of nsoth
and who allirmcd and snhcrihrd beinra ~ ins,ina
of the Pence in the county Of philodeInhi,
wiu;a,,.t
MEsshs Ho0ENsAcE,- With the blessing OF
hhd PfoNidcnGe' send yon these iew lines, infor-
lnling yo4 OF the wonderful effects of your Worm
syrup haWng been attended by founeeu differ
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
LOOK OUT FOR BAEGAIySl
w 2 ZCzI & ExzIIEEPs

Vain street, opposite The Public BuiIdings
A RE now in receipt Of their stock of SPELN(;
n. & SUMMER GOODS, ana win opcn lhis
Morning beautiful assortment Of summer silks.
Bnreges, de Lains, Lawns, &c, with great ga.
riely OF other desirable DREss GOODS just purchas
cd in Philadelphia.
Having selected the most desirable stylcs and
best fubrcs. at the lowest rates. Confidently
solicit examination of our assortment, plrdging
ourselves to show such inducements as cannot5
offered elsewhere.
Cadiz. May J., l550-ti
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
"OEEIO iIAIsNIONlsr. !

4 COLLECTION Of Psnlms and Hymn .funot
"a from the hest nnslor, To, which il added a
selection OF Temperafce songs, also, containing
the rudimenis OF music.pn y plain and concise
plan. bysAfExANpER ApLp,'enlarged edition rovi-
sed and Improved for sple by J. BEALL.
FebFary n. 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25

McBEAN q KNOX. Cadis; Thomas.
Simpson, Ncw MnrhSt; Moses Lemon. Free
p0rf; Morgan Blackburn, Bioomfsla; n.
i'itfis and Sen, DcsrSpale; Parsons and
HdllOroy, Westchcsferj Enoc Conawar.
Frapkiia; Jmes Idegart, TpPecMoc; w
Watson and Co., Ceorgetowa.
Dec 8, 1850
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25

I'll bbiss superior copal yunisb. our own
AsI nanHiaotufe, waFSanted. fot sale by
lsne ~. JAS. PAUL & co
RpANhf TIKI NGs, Ribbons, AriGciaIr
IL 8ts It tbe 6hean cash store of
sBsay :. '5v. slfOTwEI,l and cRABB
T7SRENEH WORKED COLLARS. neg s,-1.
At 9he eIeapcash store III f''fT
Jams 9. 80. sIiOTWELL md rRApB.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
SHAVING! SHAVING a SHAVING /

y 4 F1 something strangp ,tlal LOT WILLIS
i can't be beat shaving; and lie most yr-
sPecHuIly inorns The citizens oECadiz and vein
ty, that he still occupies his old stand directly
opposite k!LaoRks store 'Fisnlso strange. lhnr
ne can't he beat acuttiTg huit, Jlackiag hoois.
ana IN fact every Thing ia lbs line of bnsiness.
All he asks is a fair uial.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
WOSiAN,s RIGHTS.

"A scripnriil view ofWomaf's Rightsn mud Du-
ties in all the important Relniious of Life; by
ELI.ABETn WlLeos.' For sale u the Book Stores
Of Messrss I3EALL and BOSPWICK. 3lta F7
Cndiz, November 2s, 1913.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
NO nm (JE

~ IlHl M % n 4 q EsHl1iI f1r8 n1
IA IL persons owing the late firms ar STEW
IA ART. MILLAGAN, g. BENNEpT' ! n.
STEWART q BENNETT, will dnd their notcr
and accounts in the handb Of S. D. SnorwEIL q
collect the same hecordins toInwwitbont res meet
10 Pefsonsr l,g ,ay1s.5aj y, STEW ARR n,
tasnisEHEs,p plain md iahcy. large sieck offs
Ns/ithe new atylo4plaln color attlla cheapoash
store of ~ SHOTWELI, and CIlABB
may 8, 1850. w fF ffH a7HN1
X CASKS Winter PORN Oil, bleanhads VI hHij
~ unblcRehed, OF
sale by junc5. JAS. PAULL & Go.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
TERMS BY TIE QUARrgR.

manner oi stans. grease sputs, &c. from cl,tfin.
done al the shortest notice
ven shave }on wcll and wash YOU clean
Asnny body eyer seen,
And cut your hair aud oil it too u ...,.....
ANA scratch anlil on II say twill do;
an, II YOU don't believe, D come hnu lry
And SEC il do tell a lie.
can't be beat dudccla. Q 's
Ia shaving neat aud cutliag hair,
And il at fist shave with ease,
on thrll can cOne whetcyer.yon pIpnsc.
i"r Know my hansio Old t,tttl tricd
A'tii never kn9wH T. slip or Slide,
ny Raz nrs are All rul aud dIie,l
ann never known to tear tie hi;r.
.>'''I@' 'uiy ~. 1891. LDP WILLIS
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
EXENUrOlf,S 1919

E1AEEU EUlt'S SALE. aI1
VIE undersigned Il, Executor Of Thomns Bn
j Tctt' dcceuscd. viii, on saturday, the 2lst
gay Of September, A. D 1850, at the door Of the
Court House, sell at public snle The following de-
scnbed promises. subject toiihe Widow rishis6r
dover. 10 wit; ApRt Of the north west quirter
four, Continuing
1891 "a CIR E S .s3, y
The above described promises. are situated
within about FIVE miles Of the town Of Cadz. and
on the McAdnmizbd ropd lending 10 Cambridre.
About nttwoltlinIs Of the above tract iAunder
Forierms enquire Of tho Exeontor or Thomas
l. Iewett il Cadiz, JOSEPH REA.
August %, lS5O--5t.@ " t"s Eree,itor. q
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25

Dr.. s. P. TowSsExp--I verify believe your ssrs9
parilla has been the means, through Providence of
saving my life J have for several years had bad
Cough It became worse and worse. At last raised
large quantities of blood had night sweats and was
greatly tehhaed and reduced and did not EXPECT to
live have only used your shrsaparla a short time,
and there has wonderful change been wrought in
me. am now able to walk all over the city raise
no blood, and my cough has LEFT me. You can well
imagine that am thankful for these results Your
Obedient servant. WAi Russell 65 Catherine st
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u. r. PULTNG, NJ. D.
j. WILSON, NJ D. n, ~
r. b. BRIGGS, NJ D.
r. T.. ELMENDORF, NJ. I

AIUHnYi ApTII T. IbaT' n -
-Rsdding & Co, No state street and
Mrs. L kdder No 100 conItstrcet Boston Samuel
Kiddtr .ir. Lowell; Henry Pratt selem James b.
Green, Worcester; Allison & Gault Concord; J.
chants generally throughout the United states West
Indies and the CANADIAN. fI0i. M
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Great BLESSING to Mothers and Children.
RheuTnatisn.

HEacEiUe7Fs Island, Sept. n 1871
Dr. 5. p TowNsENp- Dear Sir: have suffered ter.
rihly for nine years ith the Rheumatism considera.
bic OF the time could not eat sleep ar walk had
the utmost distressing pai,s and my limbs were ter.
rlby swollen have used four bottles of your Srsa.
parilla, and they have done more than one thou
sand dollars worth of good am so much better-in.
deed am entirely relieved. You are at liberty to
use this for the benefit Of the afflicted.
Yours respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25

The Proprietor Of tho Great Amerisan Remedy aI
VesEraHLK LirHoNrRiPrio MsxruNE, iaduc,-ish, ~,
urgent solicitations of his Agsnis throashsu lLr nAsS
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
FitsI FIts,! FISH.


Dr.. S P TowNsEND-Dear Sir: have a little girl
seven years Of age, who has been several wears
afflicted with Fits tried almost every thing for
her, but without success at last although we could
find no in your circulars for cases like
hers, thought she was in very delicate health
we woud give her some of your saisaparla, and are
glad we did for it not only restored her strength but
she has had no return of the Fits to our verv great
pleasure and surprise She is fast becoming rugged
and healthy for which we feel grateful
YouIs respectfully, JOHN BUTLER JR
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Female Medicines.

0R. s. 7. TowHsEND's saTsaparilIa is sovereign
and speedy cure for Iucpient Consumption, Barren.
tiveness, Piles, LeucorrhGa or Whites obstructqd or
Ificut Menstruation, Incontinence Of Urine or in
voluntty discharge thereof and for the general pros
of inherent cause causes produced by irregularity
Illness or accident. Nothing can be more SURPRISING
than its invigoTating effects on the human frame
Persons all weakness and lassitude from taking it. az
once become robust and full of energy under its in
huence 1t Immediately counteracts the nerveless
ness OF the female frame which is the great cause Of
BafrenneSs will not be expected of in csses of
80 delicate nature, to exhibit certificates of cnres
performed, but we the afflicted that hun.
dreds of cases have been reported to us Thousand,
OF cases where families have been without children
after using few bottles of this Invaluable Medicine
have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
THE. .sPiRir: OF JEFFERsoN."

Our ncighbor reminds US Of the fretful spouse,
who in the midst of fl of anger, scods her liege
lord most uhgraciousy ard threatens total separa
ton III #.
I The SPIRIT has worked itself up into most
ffr d,yc notS directly say that Il & good oround
ior dissolution yet the effect and aim OF its article
ipsidponsIx -npi6tl 81 hat end
Now irfhefe i orG 81 liz readers Of The Spirit''
who ean nroye before 4 eolnn.fent tribunal Mat he
is of sane mind who will saw that The admission OF
California under Iii The Circumstances of the case
Is rational ground FOR dissolution We pledge our
selves ID award NJ sueh An one he secret ol The
phiIosnnbsrts Stone for his discavsrvt 4.
What 10 I'D the editor snggest as a remedy for
the California gfidyance} He squints at secession
but il d s not affrd even plausible basis for agt-
Lattaa California canpo; be remanded back To her
territorial condition She Is noSsessed of ali the
St1te attributes ana there is I'D human mower: III
can denrice ker.of them
But il i contended that BIZ admitting California
therefore C,,n 1ress sanctioned ill., PROV bee ass
n her Constilntioh slavery was prohibited. With
the same cenrse OF reasoning h might have been
urt,sl fhat Towa.ahd Wisconsin, sbonld never have
BEEN admitted AZ States h The Union. The carli
nal doctfihe Of lhe Democratic party is non-irter-
vent;oa and " must be- content to aeauesce in the
decision oil sovereign States whether they allow or
prohibit slavery III the principal isrigh., the rule
must work both ways.
We AREAS much opposed TO the assumptions Of
Gen. Riley, and the dietaiion Of the Taylor dynas-
~ in reference 70 the administration Of aff4frs in
California as the edtorof the Spirit of Jefferson
can be,-hut where is the remedy now There is
none. Circumstances were against us-Nature
was against us--the Administration was agains:
us-and Fate seemed ID confirm this adverse des-
Tiny. Is it net the part OF wisdom TO submit with
becoming resignation, 10 the arbitrament of these
incontrollable circumstances, rather than continue
the agitation, which has ragged with furious and un-
bridied license for the pasI ten months I
For ourselves, we prefer 70 contemplate the cheer
ing prospect which opens up before us in Texas
And herein is found one reason. and very cogent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
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AlYEuE oCCURRENCE.


The United States mail steamship !SosA.
ayaef, Capt Berry, which arrived at New
Il ork on Friday night, in sixty, seven hours
from Charleston, (S ca reports the occur
renee that morning, about two o'clock. Of q
hcart.rcndins catastrophe, by which twenty
six persons found Eatery grave.
n When the !Soatheraef was about one han.
5dred and sixty miles from the port of New
York, t6e night being extremely dark, The
sea running high, and the wind blowing al
most gale, sail was discovered on the lar
board bow, close at hand, and coming right
down upon her It was instantly seen that
a collision must take place. The southotn-
.ers engine was reversed, and backed with
full steam and the helm thrown hard aport.
but it was too late The two vessels came
in contact with tremendous crash and hung
fast together for q few moments The South
eruer's engine was again reversed, and the
vessels separated few feet, when suddenly
the bardue went down, close to the steamers
bow, in less than FIVE minutes from the time
of the collision Three life-boats were i'm
mediately manned by the captain and crew
of the steamer, but Of thirty-three persons
who were on board the sdnken vessel only.
seFen were saTed-two passengers and i've
of the crew The Southerner received but
little damage
The lost vessel proved to be the bardue
Lsraei Made, Capt T r! Brown, which Had
left New York on Wednesday. bound for sa-
yannah, Georgia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
BOUNTY LAND BILL.


We find some Of the papers misleading claimants
As % he mode Of proceeding q obtain theit bounty
loed*s die late hene6asns Al III Cnaarsss. The
R,p.t,i< s,sss lhas eopisa of the Mstsr Ials viii
be sent 70 ftet Dlaik once Of the country This
Is not So The hing IS impraclicable. .for there
were 53. 80 persons enrolled in the several Indian
wsfs, and the war with England. independent d
regulars lis copies olthe Forms and Instruction.
for obtaining Bounty tina. the Secretary Of the IA.
terror has given notice he will furnish to every
Clerks Office .I
According to the construction given 10 the Law.
!, Is only the patent and not the rcarkaA that is
signable This will prevent many persons from .
speedy realization Of the proceeds, as much time
anus, necessarily eapse before the warrant can be
located. and The patent obtained
Congress, however viii soon be in'session gain
and can amend the act to enableIhe heiIers d
warrants % self
Applicants should lose no time ID making iheir
Statements The Muster Rolls in the Auditors of-
nee Will most cases furnish evidence Of service.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
TWO EXECUTIONS.

Two executions were to have taken Mac. vasta,-
day, al New Haven Conn. one i ~ Fno;;e ~
man who killed young girl, his adonted sister
During bis confinement he has manifested
me utmost indifference in regard to his fate.
and has made considerable monev n Is sa;5'
by cutting pictures Of females from the mao, mac,
szlnes, and selling them as correct Hkenessees
Of bis victim. He has in this way obtained
means enough to purchase a tom b,stone. ia
inscription forwhich he has already dictated
The other is Of man named McCaffrey. Who
murdered Mr., and Mrs Smith. The eyi-
denee on which he was found guilty was en-
tlrely circumstantial, and its most ina portant
feature was that the bullet taken from the
old mans shoulder blade exactly fitted bull
let mould which the prisoner admitted he
n q, u MS possession the day Of the murder.
The doomed man is il very detected frame
of mind, but declares that he Is innocent.
Nand is prepared to die
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
sNokERs--ATTENpl


While On visit TO Wihchestsy las, week, we
hapeened 70 call IN at the Segar Establishment Of
our old fTiena RoBERr w REED 1T Loudoun street.
Ia the course Of our remarks, aepublic speakers
say, I'd remarked 10 us, that he. begged leave TO
present us box Of his best Segars We re marked,
that he had missed The mark, COS as how, we didn't
smoke the 'naxious we'd. But ue knew he was
aware OBJ de Gac--so wee politely thanked our OBJ
ligiug friend and putting The box aafer arms we
trudged otftotthe DEPOT But LET'S tase puff, As
Toe smoke pipe said to Inc engineer We wouldn't
think Of puHiAg Reed, he is plump enough
Orr friend L. who delights in tie dreamy drow-
sincss Of fragrant Havana, says thar these speoi-
mems of the weed canno. b bsafen They are Of "A
very fine aayor. We expect lat our smoking
friends will make their visits TO as long BY degrees
and beanfif4ay greei.p As Dow, lr, says--so mole
it BE-
If any Of oar Chatlestown merchants wish to lay
in awinter's supply Of the article, why, les them
Try our friend Reed--tbat's all.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
mtiiyArE RESIDENCE.
ever been an admirer Of chaste Arch
:, particularly when exhibited in the erection
it.F ~. ~ /. 4

] ever been an admrer Of chaste Archi+
particulary when exhibited in the erection
: ssgaat dwelling houses in the country. II has
ordcd Us much pleasure 10 witness tbs- recent Inn
provcmsn,s 10 this respect, 10 onr immediate neigh
borhood In more remote parts Of this, and the adj
joining eeaaiies also, from time TO time as they
came within lAe range Of our observation, we have
performed the pleasing task, Of chroniclirg item
for nc benefit Of eur readers, whom We are sure,
are much interested in this marEer.
Several very fine mansions have been erc1tet
daripg the pas summer. None Il them, howe gcr
in our opinion, combines the useful and the oraa-
mental more eHeciualiy than tha, recently built for
our highly esteemed friend, Laws ". WAsHrSG-
rev, ESD. Of this county. We had.the pleasure Of
exaniintEg !, a4ew days ago. and cheerfuily bear
our testimony 10 the beauty and elegance Of its
construction. Our farmers would do'well 10 ex-
anime il. before they engage acknowledgement We
hops 'ereiong 10 see many such dwellings, the pride
aud ornagsentsos many an old family seat.
TheDbeuse i s.: fee, front, and is 50 ftet from
front 10 back door, with cross passage through
the entire building. There are three large rooms
and Two small ones 90 the first door, and four large
andtwo small ones on the second The front has
an Ionic Porteo. is fee, by I0--and Al each end OF
the house there + verandah Portico, Is feet bys
TO- communicating with the parlors.
The end windows, (as an Irishman would saw
are doors. Or rather, they are made to be used as
such This is very convenien. arrangement and
Is becoming very fashionable Of late years The
Lardef Is perfect IN lis arrangement We were
particularly delighted 10 the examination Of This
par.of The building. In it, there Is emphatieally d
place for most edibles that an epcure could desire
md eEess edible i in is proper place
The snsire building as seen from the RAN Read,
presents an appearance at opse pleasing ana ele5
CANT and We are sure, il cannot faa 10 attract the
attention u many traveller, as he whirls By Il
The cars
The stek-Sezk was done ~ Alex. Hupt I'll.
merry q harpsrssF Ferry. The Carpenters work "
WIN. saddish, q cAarles,owu, The pl.s,eripr 81
John Richardson, Of weverion. Ma. ma ~
timing " John II BIoadei, 81 Mar,ipshrrg-.s,E
sxeeated - he yery best style, and refecins re.s
credit upOa those excellent Mechanics. The IS; IN,
lag viii y done by George B. Monroe II .kIs ,orr
who viii 9oahsless give the finishing touch. il g
ariisfical manner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
BOUNTY LAND BILL.


The passage Of the la;ll granting bounty land to
officers and soldiers of the last war with Great Bri
tain and the several Indian wars, is giving rise 10
an unprecedented number Of applications 10 The
Third Auditors Office for information. II isdeem-
ei advisable state that eepes of te army rails Of
he rar 81 1912 cannot be furnished from this Office,
for various reaso1s-ene Of which is Sufficient
namely the after impraciicability If doing 50. II
one agent has right % copies Of the rolls, 50 have
twenty thousand and all the clerks in the employ
of The government cnuld not furnish such copies
Besides, there IS no authority for doing 50.
All applications must come through the Pension
Ofkce (nndeE the direction Of the Secretary Of the
Interior,) according g published regulations and
regular certificates Of service will De furnished %
rhe Commissioner Of Pensions BY the Third Audi
ror as & now he practice in regard TO all claims
for pension or bounty land IN which the clcers OF
soldiers served ID he war Of 1912
This course Is necessary 20 preFent frauds ana
intefminable difficulties
JOHN 8 GALLAHER, Third Auditor.
Third AUDrFoRs 0fFIcE,
October !, 1850.
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tsODEY,s LADY,S book.

The September No. Of this desfrvediy perular
Magazine is upon our table. We have read ii
through carefully, and are therefore prepared q
speak of is graf mefit The matter composing it,
d a. usual the very best that native talent can
prodacr. The OLD Bachelor. . By Penny Patch,
has at last won the gal he picked Oh in The snow
sorf and we presume is now ready to addIhis tes-
timqag 10 The excellence Of tie female charhcter-
The defeat of the Revt Alexander Hays, was
IA brought around in very happyI manner In
haprily.fer the cause of Religion there are too
many Reverend gentlemen Of this stamp, sfroing
about shc country. Furnishing or, two Ways
OF commencing Life, by Alice b Neal, is an en-
.eellett article We recommend ms pefusall to our
fs4afienas II is well calculated % 40 good in
tain quarters. q Remarks onfour Dc the Languages
OF Europe r by r. J. De Cordoba, pieases as more
than any other insthr Book' We shoqld.l like 10
read more compositions from the same PEN. There
is also ID smart sprinkling of fine, raeyI poetry
pages Of this Monthly.
TIE embellishments Of ihis nHn4ber Y beat all
naiur They are, The Evening Star, I" " The
Lords PRAYER Tbs Estrangemehtn ard f Vase
Of Flowers = -
2 The frs, Of these engravings is emphatieally a
star dc The first magnitude, in the art Il is The best
engraving we ever saw III Magazine, and the
Others areas good as they ranbe.
News the time Ladies' to subscribe for the Book,
lit win cause yuu 70 spenH many an agreeahle and
useful hour when the cold blasts Of winter shall
hayeIdriven you nom your pleasant walks. 10 your
eheetiu fifesides Address A. scbu, Publisher
No. tl5 Cheshut ST., Philadelphia