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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-15

NJ iLl'bo pad - any Person who will bus box
use Il according 70 directions Il they will call Al my
Oiheo and say, with clear c0ascieuca that II viii
not completely cure chapped hands, chilbains. cha(-
ing, Sore LIPS Burns sand Freezes, Sores on children,
mud greatly alleviate hnot entirely cure Sallrheum,
Piles, inflammation V Breast, bItss of Insects PinpIes
ON the Faoa. and all diseases vt the Skin. -.
MONROE TERRELL, Naueatnck, eoun.
To wh0n all Orders should b. addressed. Sold
also by the Principal Druggists and country Mef.
chants generally "- tt1f
81 Barcay-st., New York; Mcclure g. CO., Alba.
ny; Fleming & Brothers, Pitlsbnrgh; VIM II Brown
and Bro, No. Lberiy-sL, BaltimOrei 7 w DyOIt
and Sons, Philadelphia ftI
AsENTs.--John Beall and Hamilton, Cadiz.
sep25 l653-ly
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J. bot IT,. ....-,..,..,. .-...-..... l. ". MOTT
W. D. MOTTE L BROS,

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No. l76, MAREET ST., wheeling, VA.
VIZ T. wish to call the attention OF the citizens
w CHdiz and the surrounding country, 10 ou
establishment in the City of Wheeling. Our hous
deals in every description OF DRY GOODS VIZ
will hu prepared early in the season with splendid
Goods, together with all kinds of STAPLE 4 DO
MESTIC ARTICLES, such us are suitable lorlam
lily use.
One Of the firm will be in the East good deal .
his time SO that We Will be receiving Fresh Good
every few days throughout the scason We will b.
able 10 oiior inducements in prices which hut few
houses have in the Western Country
We solicit Il call at our Store when you wish on
City, and if we do satisfy you thai it will be I,
your interest IL deal with us, then it will be gu
fault, w. d. M0TTE a. BROTHER
Wheeling, Sept. IA, 1859 1V
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Es-wo invite The readers attention 10
The folloWine prospectus of The Congession
al Giobe. The Globe is Il e best paper for
every purpose, published in Washington
City. Read the prospectus, asd thea sub
syiAe iur IL:
PItOSPECTUS- -185It55
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All who have boards 10 cut or hair to crSp,
Just call on me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, I'll tell you what TO do
Give me Il call as "NumbHr Two;"
A noon or eve, by night or day.
Or any time thai you can stay,
But give me time, dear sir, to rest,
Upon that day that God hus blessed.
My room is neat, my towels clean,
My scissors sharp and razors keen,
And everything think you'il find,
To suit the taste and penso the mind
And then move my hand us true,
As any barber o'cr Gun do,
With rnpid touch Ill smooth the face.
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can do,
Your money will procure for you.
October s, 1851 LOT WILLIS.
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Sp3endid Furniture.

TINE undersigned would respectfully inform tha
4 public that he keeps constantly OR hand all kinds
Of Ca bnut Ware, manufactured out Il the best ma
tera and finished i'll the neatest stye which be will
dispose oi on the most reasonable terms
He has also recently received from rittsbMrGAfA
large assortment Of tuncy and Common ChairsAA.
Looking Glasses Plates all sizes, Gilt Mould. III
ng for Locking Glasses and Picture Frames etc
lie is prepared tC tnrnieh Collins ofevory kind, and
will carefully attend to funerals. lie has The only
lcarsi in town for the accommodation Of the country
Cadiz, March 90, 1874. J. w. GILLESPIE
N. B.-A nice kockaway Carriage forsale chenp.
J. w. G.
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Certificate from Rev. DIR. Luckey
a Voice from the West.

VINcENEEs, Ind, Jan ls, 1853.
Mn. F.. TAYLOR g. co.;--DEAR SlR:-llaving sold
your Pulmonic Waters for the last six months,
shall briefly state unto You the unbounded success
OF the same in relieving Coughs, Colds and all dis
eases OF tho Lungs. They have been led by our
most eminent Clergymen with entire satisfaction in
every instance Ii necessary could get certificates
enough TO fill volume, but they want uone as they
will sell without pulling Or advertising. They need
only to be used to make them SELL Send Oh more
Walters immediately. Respectfully yours,
CHAkL KS II CLARK,
Druggist, Vincennes.
BEWARE! The rapid sale OF DIR. LoGocK's Waf-
ers, consequent npon their worldwide reputation
has tempted hearlesS speculutors in the life and
houltho OF mankind, TO palm off upon the unsuspect
ing worthless imitation Of DR.. LoCocK'S WAFERs
BE sure that you ask for Dr. LococK'S Waters ani
see that the name OF Il. TAYLOR, the Proprietor be
written the top of each box. ~ None other car
b , genuine.
AGENrs.-keIlsa & Caldwell, General Agents
Wheeling; John Bral and McBeun and Knox Cadiz
/ i.ewls, Cieol gGto"n; z and ) II Watts, II liar
risville Atkinson l., &ennard, New Athens; rhos
Green, Freeport 5 ami A Tuggart, Iippecnnoe
John Il Cranhct Deersville; y + CrUSkey, New
Market; WIN. Snnger, Jeiiersonj I Brown, Moore
field; = and Phipps, smyrna; r Thompson, Ihomp
sons Tavern.
December II, 1883
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TEAVTcTG

I WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens o
i Cudiz that have again taken my old shop on
Market street, directly opposite Mccormick store,
which WINS recently occupied by Jones and Roper
would respectfully ask the public to give ME call
at Number two"
TERMS TIE DUkRFER
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N & J. TAGGART respectfully informs theII
~. customers and the public generally TINT they
always keep on hand good stock Of Hats OF their
own manufacture in addition to which they have re-
ceved very large stock OF hats and caps from the
east, consisting OF fine Mole Skin Hats of the fall
fashion fur and wool kossuth Hats, great variety
of silk plush Gaps, of the latest styles for and
boys; also great variety H boys and chldreus cloth
Caps which they will sell al prices that cannot fail
TO satisfy the buyer. D. Il. J. TAGGART.
Endiz, Sept %, l952-lY.
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MRS. DlVINE'S
Confectionery and Variety Store
OPPOSITE TIE tUBLlC BUILDINGS
CADIE, OHIO.

MFRS. M. DlVlNE e respectfully informs ncr friends
IE1 that she has commenced business IN the build
ing directly opposite the Public Buildings, where she
offers for sale large and well selected assortment Of
oNFECTloEARIEs, &c-, among which Inny be
found the following;
Common and fancy Vandics of all kinds,
Almonds, tilberts, reum and Pea NUS,
Rnisins, Figs, Dates French sSsurrnnts
Sugar, Soda, Butter md Wafer Crackers,
Western Reserve and IinglshNhceso,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon.
Pepper, Ginger, Alspice and Starch,
Fine and Common Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
Pulyerized White Sugar,
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce,
Combs, Porte Movies, and Pen Knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Witch Chains, Keys and Guards,
A fine lot oi Common Juwery,
TOYS OF all descriptions,
91g- As she intends To sell cheap, she hopes hel
friends and the public generally will favor her will
their patronage.
8c- Country Contecionaries can be supplied at her
establishment on the very best terms
mar OILY.
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Cheap Goods'
s. & FL. McFADDEN

ID ESPECTFUI.LY announce to ho pubicl that
III they are now receiving their stock Of SPRING
GOODS, which has been selected expressly for this
market, and purchased that they will DC able to
cell them on the most reasonable terms.
OhIr stock is iGl and embraces everyth'.g kept by
the trade. We respectfully solicit an eXoa-.as'ion
Of oar stock before purchasing elsewhere.
S. 81 H. McFADDEN.
Cadiz, April 70, 1854
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McMechen's LITERARY Depot

TIME undersigned has removed his LsrERaR,
IL DEpoT to No. 4. Washington Hall, Monros 81.
where he constantly keeps on hand books station
cry varieties: also, all the popular Magazines, New
or Literary Papers Of the day. A choieer selection
Of the latest PoFuLAR PuBrIcAToas cannot 10 foune
in any establishment in tho West. He invites nj,
friends from Ohio 10 giyo him call.
Wheeling, sep2s Is53-ly q = = +
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The BEST Bargains

THAT have ever been offered at JonN McCoR,
l. MicE's chonp cash stoEe ean n0w be al His
stack is full and complete, embracing every variety
OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods Ready made
clothing, Groceries, &c His stock has been seec.
ted with great care, and which enables him
to sell cheaper than ever before. Give him call
before purchasing elsewhere, and you will not 90
away without baying something
JOHN MCCORMICK.
CudiZ O. April d. 1854
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Sharing! Sharing!
New Barber Shop!
Eun RXyrr,x,e,nn, q, IT 4 -,,,,~.

" w Z WIDV.Ne
WEwoud respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Cadi2, that we have commenced the above business
in tho room formerly occupied by McssrS ConwoI
Il Dc Grunge, opposite the Mansion House where
we intend TO cary it on in the very best style
With razors sharp, and lnther line,
Wen shave you in the shortest urne,
Aud dress your hair 80 fine and neat,
You can't but think, we do it cheap.
Our shop is not like that below,
Where they hoe, spit nnd mike blow.
But sirs, We have things to suit your kind
And nothing obnoxious to the mind,
Gents, just call, and SEQ how nice and trim
shupe, we keep our razors towels and sc issors in
TER MS.
Shampooning ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25 cts
llair cutting. .................,...... 10 do
foHigie shave. .'s.'... -. -............ do
April 26, 1854. G. ii & L. l..
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BAER, WALTER & BROTHERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CHEAP CLOTHING HOUSE.
No. l82 Main Street, Below Monroe House,
WHEELING, Va
FTNIiE undersigned would respectfully call the nj
L. tention OF the Public, both in and out OF town
to their New Clothing Emporium, where they HAT
ter themselves that they will bc ablo to offer bet
ter Bargains than any other establishment in WncoI
ing.
Our Goods are always purchased on the bestterm
from the first Manufacturers, and made up ut Oh
own Establishment in Baltimore.
Our Stock too large for enumeration, CO npri
very article, Fine and Course In the
BAER, WAL1EK e. BROS.
Branch Of Wutel Y Bros Clothing House, Bp
timofe, Md. W1ecng Sept IA, lB53-Iy
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NEW CHINA

EIANS and dknccSshVyils q SlOrG.
No. 49, MONROE STRrEr, WAEE1INa, VIRGINIA
JNlE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
4 have imported diroc, from the manufacturers
large and complete stock Of the above WARE, togoth.
OF with an assortm0nt Of MANTLE ORNAMESFS and
FANCY GOoDS, eOne W which are of exquisite taste
and beauty. Iron, Su,ne, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast, Dinner Yca and Toilet Ware OF an entire
new pattern Solnr and Lard lamps and Lanterns ot
every description; Britannia Ware, Gallery, etc.
We shall nt all times keep as complete nm nssort-
mont OF Common Ware on hand, for the city and
country trade, be found at any otlor store in
the West md by giving o. r 7ersolal attention to re-
packing the same, convince all who may favor us
with tholr patronage that they caRnot do better
any other establishment in the country. .s
HOBLS, BARNES Il Co,
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va.
January 7, l55Z.--ti.
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For Safe.

A N excellent Daguerrean apparatus ready fitted
N upio- operating, will be sold on moderate
terms 10 any young man, who wishes to learn the
Dagnerrihn art to soc the world, and mako q for
tune. Now is the time to do it.
still take first class pictures and at modoraieiea-
ces, and always keep on hand variety Of fancy Gu
ses. Call AMI get good likeness Of yourself
Cadiz July II, 1854 H. DAVIS.
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FOR SALE

TIIE subscriber offers for sale his house and 10, in
H. the town Of Hopedale, Harrison county, Ohio.
The holrsc is good onestory franc, 80 by l6, with
n cellar under tho whole building The lot contains
about throotourlhsof an acre, has seycrnl valuable
fruit trees ii, and il well enclosed with good
hoard fence There. is a spring close to tho door
Persons wishing 10 purchase would do wcii TO call
500 /, asl am doterminento TO sell cheap
JOHN DAVIS.
Hopedaie, Ohio, August 2, 1851 3ipd
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=. TERMS by TUE QUARTS
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IpEEDay' . C0N8 RrSalosAl GI0rE will he p,,b.
lisnel every reaAiey, aiA contain all that u
prealised ayoyo. ltwiIi be ,aaalencod On 4
dGsblu sayai sheet, hat i tldt shallbe found n,a
- se aig et,agiigcgntart al til mattef lkon
the shact Fill b saeg4dJ
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-15
FEMALE
LITERARY INSTITUTE.
Mrs. MARY ELIZA HILLS, Principal

THE situation Of this Institution combines the advan-
i tages Of both town and country, being pleasantly
located in retired part Of the beautiful village OF
Emira with every regard to the taste, comfort and
convenience Of the Pupils
The rooms are large, well warmed and ventilated,
With indoor exercises in bad weather. Every effort
being made to combine home-comforts with school
advantages.
The primary object of the Institution is to qualify
the young for the cheerful discharge of the duties Of
ssbssqsent life, and as this cannot be accomplished
by the detelopmers Of the Intellectual powers alone,
special attention win be directed the education of
the physi' q system and the heart. Every pupil will
be taught to cultivate proper reliance Oh her own
powers love Of pure morality and just sppreca-
ton Of the responsibilities which her relation TO time
and eternity involves
The government is purely parental, uniting mild
ness with great decision.
Very particular attention will be paid to the refine
ment and elegance Of the manners.
On the Sabbath, no calls or visits are allowed and
all are expected to attend punctualy upon public
worship, At such places their parents may prefer,
under the care Of governess. The number Of board
ers viii at no time exceed twenty
Bath rooms to which all young ladies have access,
are provided with ample accommodations for both
warm and Geld ablutions. The most accomplished
and efficient teachers will oe in attendance.
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THE INDEPENDENT.

b pnbished on every Wednesday morning at
the following rates: Subscription for one year, %
so, due upon subscribing; six nonths, 81 Is. No
subscription taken for less term than six months
and subscription viii be discontinued until all ar.
reagcs are settled unless ct the option Of the pro-
prietor.
Advertisements win be inserted at q per square,
ten lines css) for the first nserton and fifty cents
Cor each subsequent insertion. liberal deduction
made to those who advertise by the year.
For announcing candidates for Office, the following
are rates: For State, so; for Parish, Is; for
Ward officers, nothin, wiz be exacted Il subscribers
All communications Of personal nature win be
charged double the usual rates, and payment demand
Cd in Advance ..s...,..- 80
Asvere,neats 90. Of the direct line d business Of
the yearly advertiser win be charged for separately,
aad 1t the usual rates.
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SONG FOR THE NEW YEAR.
81 CHARLES xACKAY.

Lord, We are thankful for the air,
For breath Of Life, for water fair,
For morning burst, fer MONDAY light,
For alienation in the night,
For place in thy infnity,
Lord, we are thankful unto Thee!
For years and seasons as they run,
For wintiy clouds and summer sun,
For SEED time and the autumn store
In due succession evermore,
For flowers and fruit, for herb and tree;
Lord, We are thankful unto Thee!
For beauty and delight Of sound,
That fo.ts the universe aroud;
For carol Of the happy birds,
For fall Of streams, for gush Of words,
For music Of the earth aud sea;
Lord, we are thankful unto Thee!
For sight, for touch, for taste, for SMELL
For sense of light ineffable,
For health Of mind and strength of hand,
For power to know and understand,
For every joy we feel or see;
Lord, we are thankful unto Thee!
For daily toll that we endure,
Fer labors recsmpenssosscur
For wholesome rest Of appetite,
For food and drink and slumbers light,
For vigorous health and pulses free;
Lord we are thankful unto Thee!
For fellowship with human kind,
For pare emotions to the mind,
For joy, that we're not sincere
Unless for sorrows previons tear,
For hope, and love, and sympathy;
Lord, We are thankful unto Thee!
For conscience and its voice Of awe
Thy whisper when VI eak the law; s
For knowledge of Thy power divine,
And wisdom mighty as benign;
For all We are, or hope to be,
Lord. We are thankful unto Thee!
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j b. b II = y T.,
BOOKSELLER AND, STAzIONER,
No. co Camp Street, New 0rlsans

sts4t = - = u - - LIZ
BOOKSELLER AMI, STAzIONER,
No. 60 Camp Street, New Orleans.
1 NONG his extensive and ven selecsed stock Of
II La " BOOKS, win be found the following
~hichhe Offers 1t very low prices
Abbot on Shipping
American Criminal Law,
Angels Law Of Carriers
AngeA On Wster Courses, &C.,
Angel On Corporations,
Asnould on Insurance, Ea ssa
Beth' Admiralty Pnctice, Ha sa
BlackM0les CommentarieA
BunilTs New Law DiciionAry, ~
Browns Oyl ard Admifalty Law, 5e#
Buiamaqm's Nat I Pol do. s
Burge on s1retyship,
Ghitty on BiRs Of Exchangs, s.
Civil Code of Louisiana 1908,
Civf Code Of L., BY Upton,
Code Napojeon, as .s:s5
.,.s, C0iyeron Partnership,
a's'''7 Conk!in's o. s. Adm'y.,
xsgl Co6kEn4 Treaties
4, Coopes's Justinian,
Digest q n. Y. Reparts,
sz e. psaasfs csva Law, Enehsh,
Ussr ~ lnsanones e 80,
Dunkp's Admiralty Practice,
Emefie0n On Insurance,
essins Dissse Lawn q. 8,
Gov en ernevahip, s..
0oenaeAft Evidsn0e,
6sssu3saf ovegsu1gd essss a
HssasdA y. q apsC Csu4 RspatA II solA
Knnta DonAaFiea : yU1s,
1esSlfsid's agirilsf Lava @
RhHlps a. Esadenao.
Asahi9 n 6alsa, T
neuooss Csininal EvSdencs,
IA ~ - vssks u judge 6t0y,
Is 81 NJ & pseeah - 1851, incln1ve.
FRENCH Law BOOkH-C1T1L La ".
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Beck, Stationery, and Fancy Store,
BATON ROUGE, La.

I MCCORMICK 4 CO, ahaAe opened In The fine
q brick Store Third street. occupied By the Post
Office, new and choice assortment consisting in
part Of the following articles which they prnpar.
ed % sell low for cash, At Wholesale or retail:
Esselcpes.-Oficial, letter and note; envelopes Of
Biask Books.-Ledges, journals, day books, record
books order, LETTER. pass bank, writing, and blank
books and pocket ledgers, Of l sizes furnished to
order.
Port RSlissor Blotsiag eases-Qaartos, plain, Sheep
turkey, morocco, cap, &c.
Lead PeNciia-Common lead, best drawing, and
Fabers best.
Sekoos Booka-An assortment Of the latest and
most popular schools in use; Globes, celestial and
tessestiaL
Writins hsk-Black, blue and red
kkstasda-School inks, several numbers; bronze
cocos, spring top, glass tupe Wheeiers celebrated
patent.
Qs;Hs and Steel Pens--Agre variety.
Sand Bores-Tin, wood and glass. =
61atex-Transpareut slates for drawing porcelain,
American, English and German states.
MiscellanAo,A.-Inda rubber; indelible ink-Har.
risons Payson's and Eson's bill files; desk Weights;
twine reels; paper folders-ivory, bone, wood and
tin visiting cards printers cards and playing cards.
Of q quantities; perforated bound Bristol boards:
esucers Of colors colos in boxes; caers hair
pencils; wafers-pIain, fancy, and motto; india ink
ladies paper weights court pta ter; tissue paper:
metallic memorandum books; parchment p06nce,
red tapea pen-ntdes zeal and wafer stamps sealing
wax, twne, letter clips, book ess black sand black
lines 1a. 81
Paper. cream laid satin post gin edged; Cream
wove satin post, gilt and plain; Quorto post blue
wove; commercial blue wove; Bath pose; Amesi-
icau, English and French paper Of IA qnsiitiea
Noe Paprv-- --,Plnin, csimped. Powered; numin-
afed m0usling, silver sripe, esc. 6nue paIsr, tsa-
einE dnxdas, x..s;-ss --a = and
CAeap Fs1sseafiona- a-rhe latest and nost popular
a pubkshess' prices. ri
Nacasines aud Newspapers ---Harpera, Grahans,
C3odeys Ladies Book, Putnam's, Blackwood and the
Quarteriies, Knckerbocker, DcBow's Review, con.
stantly received and for sale at pubshers prices.
r. Agents for af the principal newspapers. Ord
ers for French, German or English books promptly
attended 10. III
Raton Rouge, September In, 1853. susl4tf
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<o1D Acs.-W -Wrinkled, crippled and help
less Grey hair and tottering limbs- falling
metnory-sight and hearing passing gradu.
ally away. The last scene Of life nearly = :
close. Old age has its pleasures too. aud it,
comforts, and oftime~ givea pleasure to Others
II is a second childhood, vet how unlike the
Other! There il no hope this side of the
grsve, Of long, SUNNY days to come; and yet,
4 oftimes clings TO life with the same tsnaci.
ty as Of old
How comforting is the belief, that per.
petual spring awaits tht COOL man in another
hnd bsJond the grave. The life that Lasts
through endless eternity tv--forever! think of
II Whist 3 theme for meditation!
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-15

4. ] Sammy ~ s9y. What - yes crying
4 2 Bin hove ths b;bss Il ne, md lit ne .
The head - s sAs II
Wen, you are the only psrsss of my
family on whom the bible sver mads the
lsaat impreasion."
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-15

THE U1RE's SroRY-" OH says the
Squire, II wisli't was married and we'll of
it. ] dread it powerful. I'd like to marry q
widow alters like widows since knowed
one down in Georgia that suited my ideas
adzsctly.
About week after her husband died, she
started down to the graveyard. where they'd
planted OF him as she said to read the pre-
scriptions On to his monument When she
got there, she stood minute looking at
the stone which was put at each end Of the
grave, with IN epithet on dem that the min
istef had wri. for her 'Oh, boo-boo, Jones'
he was one of the best men. remember
now the last time he came home, about q
week ago, he brosglt down from town some
sugar, and little tea, and some store goods,
for me, and lots of little necessaries, and
little painted hoss for Jeems, which that
blessed child got his mouth yaller with suck
ing of it, and then he kissed the children all
round, and took down that good old fiddle Of
his'n and played up that good old tune,
Rake her down, Sal, oh rang dang dddle,
Oh, rang dang diddle, dang dang dang d"
Here" says the Squire, che began to
dance, and just thought she was one Of the
greatest women ever Seed"
The Squire always gives short laugh after
telling this anecdote, and then filing his pipe,
|subeides into AN arm Chair in front If the
Exshahge, and indulge in calm and dreamy
reflections ss sSF
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sweet, good race, hut carry thsir reads rttety
high, and Fanny u no deeep6ou T. shsgsn-
esal rule