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Odd Fellows' Rail.

We learn from the Wheeling Argus, that
the Odd Fellows Ball, which came off in
that place on the 4th INST, Notwithstanding
the extreme inclemency of the weather, was
all that the heart could desire. The halls,
two in number, one of which was occupied
BY the Americans, and the other by the Ger
man Odd Fellows, were almost constantly
filed. But owing to the ample arrange
ments made by the managers, everything
went off greatly to the satisfaction of young
and DID,
We were unable to attend, notwithstand-
ing our desire to participate with the breth-
rem, but are informed that for hilarity, cheer
~fulness and polite attentions, few parties
were ever given in that place that excited
so much interest. May charity and love
ever predominant among our Benevolen
Societies-for
"Softpeace each brings, whenevershe arrives
And builds our quiet as each form our lives
Lays the rough paths of peevish nature even,
And opens in each heart a little heavenP'
Fancy Dress Goods, ---Alex. f
Moore has opened a small lot OF
Fancy Dress Goods, which is really
beautiful, and TO which he invites
the attention of his customers, and
the ladies in particular. He vii
in a few days receive his entire stock
of Spring and Summer Goods
which hesays cannot be beat IN style
or price. Moore can and will sci
his goods cheap. Give him a call
EE~We have received several number
of a very neatly printed monthly journal
styled the Union Artist" published at Pitts
burg, at one dollar a year. r. D. Harls
horne is the editor. The "Artist'' is devote
to Agriculture, Horticulture and the Nc
chanic arts. We hope it may succeed.
EE"McFadden's have received anothe
lot of prime Groceries, which thew are SCI
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Ezy-There is a Lady down east so high.
minded that she disdains to own that she has
common S ense.
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RS~ The Homestead Exemption Bill, now
a law of New Jersey, provides for $ $1,000 in
property, as exempt from debt. How is ii
with the merchant, mechanic or professions
man who has no real estate?
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HDr. f. K. Kane, late of the Arctic Elk
petition, is lecturing in Philadelphia on
{ Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regions.
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take pleasure in recommending the above
Grm to the public as the best of Mechanics, and
as having the best of stock on hand ,--and also
as lair dealing men. Respectfully,
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NEW FIRM.

NEW EISM.
TEVHE undersigned, having associated them
selves together in the Mercantile business,
will in future sell goods under the oamea and style
Of WOOD & SMITH,
ut the old stand Of ]. p. Wood, on the corner
east of the Court House.
Having an unusually heavy srock of well Sc
lee ted and desirable GOODS on hand. and being
desifous of reducing their stock TO the lowest
point before spring, they will sell at
Reduced Prices.
1t is sincerely hoped that all the old friends
and customers of the store will continne to call
and us many more as can make it their interest
and they are assured that no pains shall be spar
ed to make them comfortable while here, and al
least as well off when they so away.
J. +. WOOD,
JAM J. NJ. SMITH
NOLLIN>' Axes and llatchets, together with
] IL great variety Of Hardware, Queensware,
Stone-ware, Groceries, Leather, etc..at
nov5 EIoGG & TO
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EgrThere is great indignation in Austria,
"a Vienna correspondent of the London Times
says, in consequence of Webster's Kossuth
speech. The thing, however, seems to be
pretty well understood there, that whatever
indignation Frances Joseph or his satell tes
may choose to feel or express on the subject,
willhave no effect here in America. 1t is We
ry gravely said that neither protests touching
Kossuth's reception, Austria or Russia, would
have in the least changed the programme at
Washington. England, too, now she has got
rid of Palmerston, will not order the Austrian
refugees from her soil. Austrian despotism,
though now triumphant, is in trouble.
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EXHIBIT

or RECEIPTS AMI EXPENDITURES
OF THE BOzOU0H OF cAUIL,
For the Year ending March 9th, A. d., 1872
AMOUNT RECEIVED.
T,s.snTsr- s2i,Os
IL "a ,sI. J.. Miller. Stall Rent, 800
-, III t5i X. Holmes. 400
Feb. "a Isl. amount Tux Duplicate, 2ls,6S
Mach list, 80, ). Shank, Stall rent, 500
March Isl, '52, Hay Scales, 39,0s
Total. $2o5,SO
AMOUNT EXPENDED.
Dec, I'd, Isl. 5. q Peppard, Au'y's
Mathews, s GOO
Feb. 25th, ,62 S. Nee ormick and
others, in the same cnse, 5,2I
FEB. 25th, '52, W. B. Bcebe Stone
furnished to build HAY Scales in lo4n, 2O,43
Feb Is, 81, &. Chapman. ringing bell, lO.nO
Feb. 2j, 80, Eli Hill cleaning nlleys, 200
March lth '52, G., Chapman, Marshall, lO,OJ
March 4, 80, amount paid on pave
March A., $50, W. Knox, Recorder
fees, l"'oJ
Totpl. ISL "a
Balance in the Treasury, $2o2,I6
WILLIAM KNOX,
CadIz, March 10Th, 80. Recorder.
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1yrPeach trees were in blossom at Nat.
chez, Miss, on the list Of February.
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VKTANTED.-Ths highest market price will
w be paid in cash Ior fresh Butter, by
min MRS. DIVINE.
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DISSOLUTION

ME partnership here toiore exiting between
Slemmons and George was this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said firm, ]eithcrby note or book
account, will please call and settle their respect.
i've claims, and all having claims against said firm
will p ease present them for payment, and iheir
cash will be ready. The books!are in the hands
OF S. George. SAM'L. SLEMMONS,
SAMUEL GEORGE.
Cadiz, March 9Th, So, mnrl0.3t
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VNTANTED.-l0.OOO dozen fresh Eggs, for
wv which the cash will be paid by
mario MRS. DIVINE.
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"C-ubEN ~ z.
R. IL. R.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
lie the 6rst an oHly remedy ever recorded in the
Medical History Of the World that HAS siep.
ped the most violent pains in but a few
seconds.
1T WILL sTsP
TIE MOST SEVERE PAINS
In a lev minutes and cure the most obstinate
and tormenung Rheumatic, Nsu,algic
aud Nervous complaints
IN FEW HOURS,
Internal aud External
1T WILL sTUP
THE MOST EXCR UClAT1NG PAINS
~ FROM THREE TO Five MINUTES!
md HAS CURED
Rheumatism, In -Four Hours.
Neuralgia, In One Hour.
Croup, In Ten Minutes.
Diurrhea, In Fifteen Minutes.
Tooth-ache, In One Second.
Spasms, Ia Five Minutes.
Cramps, In Five Minutes.
Sick Headache, In Fifteen Minutes.
Chill Fever, In Fifteen Minutes.
Chillblains, In Five Minutes.
Sore Throat, In -Four Hours.
lnAuenZ1, In Que Hour.
lSPtNALCOMTLAINTS, Stiff j ia,s. Strains
y Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Frost Elites. Clolera
Morbus, Dyscntery, Tic DoloreuI and all othe
complaints where there is severe pains. RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will Instantly, steI
The pain and quickly cure the disease.
The Human Frame is the most perfect piece 9
mechanism in the universe. Every artery. mus
Gle, ligament aud bone. exhibits in its formation
the wisdom OF the Deity. Every joint and s.Rev
works harmoniously with each other, md upoi
the natural performance OF every function de
ponds the hcalthf actiOn Of the whole.
Pnin DISCREPANCIES the whole system. il pros
trates the nerves, it relaIes The musCles, it weak
ems Ire joints, il interferes with the functions g
every organ. it checks the free and healthy cir
~cuIation OF the blood it p~aralises the absorbents
and rendcls theHI unable 10 take up and replet
the wasted ferm with sound material. For tn
very moment that this t%eauii(ul MASTERPIECES
Ged becomes afflicted with Pain, the influence
experienced throughout the whole system, n
matter in what pnrticular locality the raiu ma,
originate; whether in the head. the feet, III
back, The knee Joints, the elbows, the teeth
the gums or the stomach whether il arises frof
internal arrangements, or is the Ieault Vi rxternt
injuries, still the pain exercises sits infuenc
throughout every portion of The human system
Not a nerve or muscle escapes it's prostratiR
influence. INSTANT RELIEF
from Pain is the great disideratum ofevery ind
vidnal who suffers its fortunes, no matter no
light or severe its paryoxisms may he. No on
can Ieel hapPy while suffering It's torments.
- DNXT VA II IN NY n INT TN
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CASH FOR HIDES s. SKINS.
THE subscribers will pay cash ioI Hides and
Skins at the old stand of Slernmons and
l. George, in Cndiz. They have. and intend
keeping constantly on hand all kinds Of Leather
and Skins, which they will sell low Tor cash, Hides
and Skins, or good bark.
mario 3mo EORGE DOREY
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AIAcrpMapa'S Office,

WHEELING, VA.
~ MACT,ANE. Alderman ofthe LIST Ward
Office. corner of Main and Jefferson SITS
win prompt and faithfully attend to my bust
ness entrusted to his care. lie may be found a
his office. nearly opposite the Beymer House
Walkers Hotci.) .'from sun to sun" Collec'
lions made by due course Of Nv Pnd otherwise
taken, To be read in Ohio courts.
mny7-ly
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VIM. Ming Nicoll.

D6 "AV~AAF 0N
MANUFACTURES Of Saddles. ~
IFH Harness and Trunks. OF all kinds
qualities. ut the old stand. No. l09. Mains
Wheeling, Va. Carpet and Saddle Bags, Safe
els, Vnlices, common and plated Carrihgs 4
Buggy Harness, Briggs z a'eHt Forest City 90
Wagon and Drny Harness OF nh kiads, alg
OIL hand and made TO order on lh1ra tssw
oc'29-ly
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CADEX LODGE, NO. 400, I. O. O. T.
Meets every FRIDAY EVENING, lat q O'Clock
in the Hall, adjoining the Market House.
,CADlZ TEMPLE az HONOR, No. sc
Meets every Monday evening in the Hall ad-
joining the Market House.
Regular degree meetings on the first Monday
n every month.
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For Constable Of Cadiz Township

EDITORS OF SENTINEL:-Please announce
that l am a candidate for Constable of Cadil
Township, at the election to be held on Mon.
day, April, 9TH. If elected, l pledge my.
self to do my duty.
JAMES MATTHEW'S.
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oGwOOD--50 boxes Extract LoKHoo
Ezceived md for sale by
jar28 KILLS & C~ALswELL.
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OCASkS P~russinte Potash for sale By
% ianRs KILLS & CALpwgLL.
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Ak BBT.S. LlnscTd OIL juW received and for
LEI sale by KELLSs& caldwell.
lane9 Wheeling. Va.
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EADY. MADE CLOTHlNG-A beauti in
NJ y assortment, consisting of every variety, II
the new aud cheap storp of
mRrl7 JOHN MCCORMICK.
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New Advertisement Every body Read
NUMBER ONE.
R. L.. R.
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g NLOTtIS, Cassimetes and Vcslings.-If 70,
" want something handsome and cheap call ii
the new and cheap store of
mar|7 JOHN MCCORMICK.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-06

Who has the best lime ofh, the Pope
or the Sultan--the man with no VIE, o.
the one with two hundred and ti''ys
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:. Down E,si, they put fellow ia jail,
for swindliog. The audacious fellow
had dried snow and sold j, for salt, ssS
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- Ia regard to protective tariff, an obso.
leie dogma which the wings, with strange
fatality and blindness still cling 10, our
readers we'll know tha, we always main
tain The opposite end Of the argument.
A tariff for revenue is all we shall ever
live to see in this country; and {. a.gradual
approximation io.ffoe trade, is just as in.
eyiiable. as the increase Of knowledge Ii
berry and peace. But in this matter also,
Congress, ineSorably Democratic, will al.
ways holdIthe country from raising The
tariff beyond the repeaue point.--N \.
Mirror. 4ss
This is progressive whiggery. The
Mirror has been very fierce whig paper,
but tho editor has learned some sense.--
@. Statcsnian. aagfs sssa q %
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A SERMON THAT DID NOT SUIT

Mrs. H was very religious wo.
man. and peyhaps came es near worship
ping Mr.. N -, her favorite minister,
as some OF our people do Kossuth, the
Hungarian; but be that as j may, she
was continually hammering Aaron, a
shrewd lad Of some sixteen years OF age,
who 10 poster the old lady, and hear her
scold, would occationally speak rather
Tightly Of Mr.. NJ, her minister.
Happening y call in a. the house Of Of
Mrs. H., one day, the oidlady began as
usual 10 chastise him, and Aaron think
ing she pu, il on rather hard, after hear
ing her through, said: !, .t..l;., MI,
irm as good as Mr, N -, and car
preach as well.H ,Jau5gk !.
"Preach!" said the old lady,"you dom
know one single word in the Bible"
"Well, give me a text" said Aaron
sand see Il I.can't preach"
"You don't know, anything about the
Bible" said Mrs H., il you do you may
take any text you please" ".-1,. n
"Well," said Aaron, "a virluous wo-
mai is without price"-ain'l that IN your
Bbler' @ .'. "''.'
eyes, said Mrs. H., "and il shows thai
women are be,,erihan men, for the Bible
don't say that a vIrtuous man Is without without
price" .,l,4 ..l
swell, we will see about that" said
Aaron, and after dividing his subject into
three heads, commenced as follows:
"The scarcity of an article in all cases
governs the prce, but when an article
cannot be found il cannot be had a. any
price, and for thai reason il IS without
price, Now, if there we're any virtuou'
women there would be price, and
high one, too, by reason Of the scarcity
but ls there is nome"
AT this stage of proceedings, the old
lady seized the broom
aAaron," said she, "you are an impu,
dent brat, aud II you don't clear OUT, J
will pei, you with the broom handie."
| Aaron made tracks into the road, finish.
iug, his sentence, s'ihey are without price,
as, no went Though the door, which the
old lady closed after him with considera
| bic force. SS3 ~ eA
Aaron now started foi home, saying
to himself as he went along,'l guess ihs
old woman viii not chastise me agar
soon, ,"--and sit proved. he was no. mis-
taken in his predicrion. sila
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Bardens- the Constitution and lis Currency
OHIO, FRIDAY, AUGUST s, 1852, :,

d Ludlow Weston was dumb. He, hung
downhis head, and thought Of the cons
tempt he had cast upon has companions
studies. u 49,. 49,, o,,.,..,, ,.alei
"ME- Bractei," continued the visitor,
81 am authorized by the Slate committee
TO pay you one thousand dollars, for this
design, and aso to offer you len dollars
per day so ling as the building is, in
course Of construction, fot your services
as experimenting architect The frs,
named sum Twill payy now, and before
leave, | would like TO, have from you an
answer to the cSmmi,tee's proposition"
Before the delegation returned 10
S4-, Charieshad received his Thousand
dollars cash, and accepted the cffer foI
experimenting the erection OF the State
House. I'D, : 49, st-,7.f ,-.af.r. p
"Ah, Charles" said Ludlow Weston
after they had finished their supper, "yoH
have indeed chosen the wisest part. i
had no thought that a carpenter could be
such man" ;Llss5, ia, Al ~
"And why mol acarpenter as we.l a.
any oneg il only requires study and ap
plicaiion," eg5,otrg Ks mn os fi.gs RI.
"Butal men are not like you." IN
"Becauseal men don't uy. Let maj
set his eyes upon an honorable point, ant
then follow il steadily, unwaveungly, ant
he will be sure TO reach il. All men ma,
not occupy The same sphere, and it woult
moi be we'll that they should; bu, ther'
are few who may may not reach TO a de-
gree of honorable eminence in any trad
or profession, no matter how humble j
may be-" sS, i. ,sgs e,,., 4, ~, .s.
~ believe you are right, Charles; bu
it is TOO late for me 10 try now. ! sha'
never be, anything but journeyman.",
81 will own, Ludlow that you hav
wasted the hest part Of your life for study
bu, there, ,islyet time and opportunity tc
retirement."' ..s,. ,,b .,.-,.-.'. e.,
| Ludlow did Try, and he studied, an
ne improved much, but he was unable t
recall The time he had wasted. He ha
now family upon his care, and as ne ha
TO, depend altogether upon his hands fo
support, he could not work much with hi b
mind. !, y, o..,.-..7 ~, ~. ,.-,.
Cherries Bracket saw the building h'
had planned entirely finished, and he re
ceived The highest encomipms Of prais
from The chief officers Of the Stale. Bus
ness flowed in upon him, and ere man
years, BE%eKEr, ne urcititrSSt, wpas hnu I"
| ibroughost the Union,, When he le
Mary Waters 10 the hymeneal alter, b
did own one OF the pfettiest houses in hl
native town; nor did "poor Mary" hav
| to wait long, either. ,.,t - ..a
There is deep mora!in the foregoln
| foI our young mechanical readers, and "
have no doubt they have, ere this, disco
cred il. .... ~ ~ .,,.s, .r.
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ARE LIZARDS PoIsoaoUs?--L.M. Boat
ner, writing to the Southern Culiivator,
saws, he has examined many snakes and
lizards, 10 know il they were poisonous,
and he is satisfied ,ha, many snakes are
DESTROYED which are not only harmless
but useful. He has examined all sorts
or lizards, and never found a poiscnon.
one. The large water lizards are aist
innocent,-they are named "lamper cells
Scientific American as
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When you 60 out 10 drown yourself,
always pull off your clothes; they may fs
youf wife's second husband.
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Burke al Hume.

Woman's heart, as presented in the hab
j 8 it has moulded, and the graces it has fos.
tered, and the charities 1t has guarded, and
the prayers it has taught shines out from
its own quiet and retired sphere Of the
household life, with a steady, untrodden
beam, on the dark and restless outer sea Of
public life. The great English statesman .,
Burke, abiding to the singular fel city of
his own married Lille, amid all the vexations
and storms Of his political career, said that
all his cares deserted him the moment his
foot crossed his own threshold. Thus in.
directly, aud by her husband, in soothing
and sustaining him. the wife Of the great
English orator was most titly and most
beautifully influencing the circles of polite.
al activity. through which Burke moved
with such dazzling radiance.
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Good News.


no all those that fl ,c,.u with rheumatism
sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, scaIds, ulcers,
cancers, piles, caked breasts, or soy pain, SORENESS
stiffness weakness "f joints, muscles, or Igi
men,s, say call on curl,ss Hatch, !. Sw.ft and A.
Woodwork. Ravenpa, J. W Gone & Co. Franklin
Mills, and "h.a,n bottle Of the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment, and be healed at once. Try
Vim. NJ. Johnston, No l12, Second street, Pitts.
burgh; says that he had severe attack of rheums
tism his right hip; alter suffering some ten days,
the left hip also became affecleo, and he was OBJ
hged 10 clay up" He had heard of the wondes-
fol effect Of the Mustang Lniment in rheumatism,
and determined to try il. Ooe sm,il bottle, thor
oughly applied. performed perfect curel B. H.
Meakings, lS9 Walnut st., CINCINNATI, was confined
to hIs bed and under treatment ofa physician some
weeks, with Neuralgia, Of the whole OF his right
side, leg, arm and face; his suffer,ngs ndescrba-
BILE, and the only cessation from the most stoprs
ing pain, wss while under the influence OF opium
or morphine. HIS Doctor finally advised HIM to
Try the Must arg Linimens; he did so, and in two
aays was able to 60 about his business, perfectly
cured.
General ageat for all good Medicines, At his
Medical Depot, Plain Deales Building, Cleveland,
Ohio. tsn9o
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Remedy for Scarlet Fever.

The following cure for this malignant
disease has been communicated by ply sician n
(Dr. William Field, of Wilmington, Del
to the editor OF The Delaware Republican.
As the disease is fearully prevalent in some
portions Of the country, we cannot better
serve our reaGers than to give the recipe.
The writer states that it is as applicable in
all stages of the disease, and will not fail
TO cure nineteen cases out Of twenty, it
strictly attended TO Although apparently
simple, i, is said TO be sovereign remedy.
and may save many Of our little ones from
a premature grave, which is almost sure to
follow the use of ca a'omel, which universally
tends to increase the disease instead Of cur
isg it. Treatment as follows: Give a
mild cathartic, such as castor oil, or some
gentle pills, every two or three days, and
when there is fever present, sponge the
body with weak ley, and give some simple
tea to promote perspiratlon, such as cat.
nip; SAGE, balm, &C., and for the putrid
symptoms give good brewers yeast, mixed
with cold water: one tablespoonful of the
former to two table-spoonfuls Of the latter,
fol. children ten or twelve years old, and
you ger ones according to age; to be repeat.
ed from three to five times day and use
as gargle yeast and cream or milk, equal
parts sweetened with honey, and gargle
the throat and mouth frequently with it;
and if the throat is much swollen, poultice
with yeast and pulver;zed slippery elm. con
tinue the above treatment until well. I
know by many years experience, says DR..
Fields, that this is the best and most effec-
tual cure for the scarlet fever.
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Singular Geological Fact.

At Nodena, in Italy, within circle Of
four miles around the city, whenever the
earth is dug, and the workman arrive at the
distance Of sixty three feet, they come to a
bed Of chalk, which they bore with an au-
ger, Eve feet deep They then withdraw W
from the pit before the auger is removed
and upon its retraction the wafer bursts up
with great violence, and fills the well thus
made the supply of waier being affected
neither by rains nor droughts. AT the depth
offourteen feet are found the ruins of an
ancient city, houses, paved streets and mo
sale work. Below this again is layer Of
earth, and at twenty-six feet walnut trees
are found entire, and with leaves and wal.
nuts still upon them. At twenty eight feet
soft chalk is found and below this vegeta
bles and trees Is. 5zs
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PANIC AT SEA.-A green lad from Ala
5bamo, who was a passeng err on board Of
one of the steamboats, navigating The gulf
Of Mexico, suddenly boiled into The cabin
one morning, before the passengers had
fairly rubbed their eyes open, exclaiming,
.sWenre losi!" @Lostfn exclaimed another,
@Lost!" screamed out the whole crowd
s'Yes tost!" said the lad astonished at the
nlarm be had created, Il know we ar lost,
because the captin's on top o. the house and
another mans upon the mast, a lookin to
see sohdr aee arr"