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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
HARDWARE AT GREAT BARGAlNS!!!
Cbeapcr than ever before Offered in
Lancaster.
IOAM EE ELMO ER

EVAS lately purchased from p Bope his interest IN
the Hardware business, and In addition to his al
ready large stock is daily receiving, direct from
the Hannfactarers and Importers, large purchase Of
of The most xtensive to be found in this market His
facilities for purchasing and arrangements with Manu-
actu rers which equal to any, Will enable MN to
offer ali descrptong Of Hardware Toner prices than
ann other establishment. The attention Of FARMERS
and MECHANICS is invited to the extraordinary induce
ments now held out to hom in the way of great bar
pnins-fully satisfied that IL they consult their in
ercst they will be certain to call and examine his pr-
ces before purchasing elsewhere. BY close attention
TO business and by constantly Keeping hand full
and complete assortment and the best goods he hopes
to secure large share ofhe patronage of the Farmers
and Mechanics ofthe county.
April 90, 1854.
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G9@OOeOOO
In GIFTS FOR TIE PEOPLEI
CAPITOL CITY ART.UNION,
COLUMBUS, ONO.

CAPITOL CITY ART-UNIoN,
COLUMBUS, ONO.
DURNRLL & cos. SECOND GREAT GIFT DIS
Id TRlBUTloN. The proprietors take great pieas.
Of the great satisfaction manifested by
the tckethOlders ofther first great Distrbution and
the many thousand solicitations from ali pnrs Oh tb-
country, In relation to whether they Intend getting
up another Distribution Of GIFTS for the people they
have, after an immense outlay, been enabled 70 Offer
to their thousands OF patrons the following ynlua.
BILE. magnificent, and Unprecedented BRILLIANT
SCHEME, to be distributed soon as the 100000
Beautiful Engrayngs ofthe CAPIToL of ONO are dis
.ributed among their Patrons The price of the En-.
craving but One Dollar, and as parlor ornamentu
Read attentiyely the following list of beautiful and
costly Gins, which will be satisfactorily distributed BY
acommiee Otter, selected one from each State where
the largest number of subscribers are Obtained;
FARM in THE STATE OF INDIANA $4,000
DO IN OHIO 5000
do DO 6OOe
lumbus, Ohio CISCO
90 do do do $50
TwO:story Brick Building in ChiIleothe $500 $500
Brick Cottage and LOtin Columbus 3,OCO
p..m do a. do do 5000
l Handsome Country Residence in sego,
sPsy,;,9 Perry county, Ohio 1900
} Splendid building lots in Columbus, at
10 do do do $500 $1,000
] Grand Action Piano (chiekeringis) 1900
! Gold Watch, set with Diamonds 900
| D GOld watches, at $500 each
10 Rosewood Pianos, at $500 5000
10 10 DO at 400 1900
20 uX 40 at 800 5000
| ,9S 9o uolu w Watches, at $3.50 1880
i0 ii00 40 40 at 100 10000
i00 i00 30 at I5 1900
| aVS suror IL ~ 40 40OO
| 2o0 900 'lJNer 10 at 20 5000
| ,S00 SCO W uU =, 10 at 10 $500
1000 Ladies' Gold Breast Pins at A. lO0G
goo do Brocha shawls, at SIS 5000
| .ooo coo n uo olik Dress Patterns, at $40 10000
5000 Gold Pencils, at 80 * O00
| 10000 Gold Pens, with Silver Cases nj 40 So00H
| SSSSV 1SSSV "oiu hlngs' AT S!'SOeacn 10000
lITot ISod 10 at 100 each 1904
Every purchaser Of the splendid largo IdthOeraphic
Engraving, Will receive Certificate Of Membership
enulng them TO ehanceHn the above list Of valua.
bic and costly Gifts for the People The Engrayipes
part ofthe country. -" = -
F7First Come First Scrved..m
Persons wishing TO act Agents for us will please
some other influential and well known person In the
place where they reside.
To those persons who have been acting as for
us IN our former Distribution this is not required
All orders with the money enclosed free of POSTAGE
Will meet with prompt attention.
il Pm 0rder to preUent lisdkes, ageRS and others
transmitting money to- piH please haoe it sealed in
ePresence of the Postmaster, and the amount enter
cd the wGy bill.
We prepay all letters, circulars, &C., to our
agents and dcorrespondens, and expect them to do the
same with us.
nPAgents wanted in every town, whom we will
furnish with posters, circulars schedules
&c on application at Office, or bv mail post paid.
For further particulars see descriptive bills, &C.,
enquire ofce, No g Walcutts Block, Town Street
JOHN II. sHEFFER, Agent for Lancaster.
March 8, 1854
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raE OLD SLOW and EAs TCUNpT
Messrs. Clarke, Wright 4 Co.,

Messrs. Clarke, Wright n Coz,
EEAVE taken for n number Of years, the Foundry
II owned by John Arney, Esq, situate upon COlum-
bus and Broad Streets in the city Of Lancaster, where
they are determined to be hand with all such art-
cles in their line, as the country requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND Phnt0UR STOVES,
~ = Mill Clearing, Machine CASTINGS and
N~SSsET - PLOUGHS, of various patterns, war
runted superior article, together with
all minor articles in the Foundry line.
GLARKE'S COrMstalk and Straw Cutter,
An articles superior to all others of the kind in the
country and to which invite the special alton
ton ofthe Farmer. This machine for cutting shock
corn for high feeding faening stock will from
30 to 40 per cent Corn Fodder, when cut is nearly
quite equal to hay for feeding either cattle horses,
making mn acre of well saved corn fodder worth two
acres OF the best grown hay in Ohio. They calcu
lated for either hand or horse power. We are also
preparing to furnish to order
McCOrmick'S Reaper and Grass Cutter and
MOore'S Wheat Drill.
Farmers give us a call. Everybody give us a call,
and buy our goods and wares plOughs and shares
and we will try in turn to buy ycur corn, your wheat
your -four, your meat your hay, your OATS your rag
bank notes. aught you may desire spare of broken
pots or other ware. We therefore have the highest
hope, without designing any joke that you will give
liberal share of patronage to us who are determined to
do business on the most liberal terms.
February 10, 1854. CLARKE, WRIGHT & co.
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CAIlROLA MILLS.

49, VENIE undersigned having purchased the Grst
hii and FIGURING Mill heretofore owned by Gen.
ILL J. c. Reynolds. deceased, would hereby inform
the public that II is his purpose TO make this Mill what
ii should be, Grist mill for the accommodation of tho
neighbOrhood in which it is located.-And having Sc
cured the services of experienced Miller, is prepar
ed, as he bolicves do work calculated to please
and therefore solcits patronage.
MAY 20, 1854. ]. RADBBAGH.
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RAIL ROAD CARS ARE IN.
MI. SMALLEY,

M, SMALLEX,
TTAS Just received his SPRING and SUMMER
HRply of HATS q GAPS at his old stand, opposite ~
Tdllmddge House, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio. HI
stock has been selected with care and embrace
EEvcry vnrifty OF Hats Caps, NM
~ including White Beaver, Moskin, No. rtR
~ and 9 China and Pedal Straw and Lcghorn -
Hats; Men, Boys and Childrens Palm Leaf from leR to
376-Also Men and Boy's Fur and Wool. ossuth Hats
Boys and Childrens Fancy Hats, which will be sold al
the lowest prices Leghorn Hats washed and bleachet
at the shortest notice. TDon'tforget the PLACE.
Mays, ls64 NJ. SMALLEY'
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nYcchnnic,s Tools.

CtUITED to all trades and ofthe most approved make
)Bucher's Cast steel, Firmer and Sacket's GOugcs,
Spear aud Jackson's Cast and Spring Steel Saws,
Butchers Double and Single Plane Irons,
Ohio Tool Company Planes,
Masons and Plasters TrOws,
Coopers Drawing knives, etc.. for sale cheap by
April 20, 1854. JOHN EFFlNGER.
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Tin-PIate, Copper, Wire, &c.
Rn Boxes lC and IY Tin Plate.
ONb Square and 100 Plate DO
Tin'd Copper
Sheet and Bar Zinc,
Sheet Iron and Wire,
Copper and Iron Rvits, by
April99 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
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W A. M 0V A M.
GEVSY a. CREgDER,

BOOTS, ES,LEATHER& & FINDINGS
q UVAVlNG removed their Store doors
vi West of the Hooking Valley Bank,
VA.G ~nSwhore they are now receiving their
Spring Stock of Roots & shoes,
which cannot he oxeeod In price, beauty of style and
workmanship. We are also manufacturing Boots and
Shoes order the shortest notice. Give us call
and you will satisfy yourselves that salesman, Mr.
Crook, who has selected our stock East with great
care, will give undoubted satisfaction to Ladies' and
Gentlemen who viii favor him with call.
Lancaster, april 90, 1850
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MEDICINE AND VARIETY STORE.

WNDINTV lAV u lNINI0 VItT1'
EUyIIE undersigned respectfully advertises the pub
lie that he has hand for sale, on reasonable terms
for cash, complete nssortmentof
Fresh and Well Selected Medicines,
Comprising every crude and chemical derived from the
VegetaJie, Mineral and Animal Kingdoms, and used In
4opathie Homeopathic, Eclectic and Botanic practice
The assortment emb all the Akaioids, ,ResuOids
alcoholic and Aqueous Extracts, $e. &e.
His stock ofSurgica Instruments s of the bestqualy
A Full Stock of Family Groceries,
French and American Perfumory in great variety
Havana and common Segars, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco; best quality of Wines, Brandes. &C., native
and imported medicinal use; strong Cider Vinegar,
Window Glass and Glass Ware, together with all the
popular patent medicines, and endless veriety of
odds and ends both ornamental and useful.
Physicians prescripuonsput up with great care by n
competentand experienced dispenser.
NJ. H. KREIDER,
Oct. %, 1854 No. 10G, Main Street, Lancaster.
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TO Carriage and Buggy Makers.
CtPRINCiS and Axes, Brass and Silver Bands, Stump
Joints and Top Props, ,Enam'd Drills, Duck and Can:
vass, Enam'd and Patent Leaherall descriptions Head
Innings, Moss and Malcablc Iron, etc. great variety
fother goods in that line be had cheap at the Great
HdrdioarG Store Of WHITE d. LATTA.
Lancaster, April 90, 1854.
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calling the attention Of the public TO their ad
4 versemeut, would embrace the opportunity Of re-
turning their thanks to their old friends aud the public
and would most respectfully solicte continuance of
the same they determined To spare no effort to
make both pleasant and profitable to any and all per-
sons wishing TO purchase Hardware of any description
Of them. Feeling satisfied with thcir experience In the
business aud means Of keeping up large stock that
they offer greater Inducements TO the public than
the city or rieini;g. They
well of the necessity of small establishments
making up in blowing and putting what they lack IN ma
ny other particulars they wish therefore to avoid any
thing that kind, and satisfied ater receiving their
entire stock, which is now arriving daily that alook
through their eEt6RSue establishment viii satisfy any
that the Great HardBdre Store is the place to find
what want and low prices Their stock will con
st IN part as follows:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31

Farming implements.
Hh Doz. Cast Steel Pol'd Hoes,
SU2O do 2,3and Tine Steel Forks
50 do Grass and Grain Scythes,
9 do Wohord's Grain Cradles,
30 do Scythe Snathes.
so do Hay and Grain Rakes,
do Bramble Scythes, &C., chcapby
April 90, 1854, WHITE & LATTA.
FELLOES, SPOKES AND HUBS.
KKTE have now on hand, and which by our arrange
wv ments with the manufacturers, we can offer al
their bill of prices with freight added.
$50 Sets Bent Fellows,
100 g Spokes,
1875 90 Hubs,
rs 80 Rent heat Shafts
100 g Buggy Bows
April 30, 1854. WHITE LATTA
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We earnestly invite all persons VINO are sIcrlng with
ANY Of the Ills that flesh is heir TO- 10 call ON Dr. john
Bulls ngont, and get copy Of bulls Family journal
GRATIS; ami for the sake OF humanity, We hope shat
single individual will be found unwilling to give Bus
Saraparill a TRIAL. after reals, and recuec ing the
same time that 1t is impossible for the Doctor 70 pnbS
the tenth part the number Of certificates of Astounding
testimony voluntarily showered OH Dr. Bulls sar,aplrk
from well known and distinguished individuals both ia
public and private life has been perfectly overwhelming
AZ Dr. JOHN BULLS Principal Office west side tittn
'eet FIRST door below Main, LOUISVILLE, Ky.
For sale by G. KAUFFMAN & CO.
Lancaster, July 90, 1854. L. Il. sLoCUM & co.
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HOUSE BUILDERS DEPOT.
UoHN EFFINGER would invite the attention of Car
y psAters and House Builders TO his large stock Of
House building materials. They will find constantly
on hand, the best Juninta Nails. Spikes and Brads
Tho most approved Door Locks and Latches;
Window GlHss and Sash of all sizes;
Conckliu and Woods Pure White Lead and OIL;
Door and Blind is, Shop Hinges, Bolts. etc.
Those about building will be certain to save money
by examining my prices before Purchasing elsewhere
April GO. 1854.
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PittSburg Juninta aNails,Spikes Il Brads
CARPENTERS and Builders will please take notice
j that the new firm of WHITE q LATTA will sell
none but the best Juniata Nails. All Nails sold by
will he warranted. We have now ON hand,
$50 Kegs Nails, Spikes and BrGds,
$50 Boxes Sx1O, I0xI2 and l0xi4 City Glass.
200 Kegs VIM. Wood & Co.'S Pure White Lead,
10 Barrels Linseed Oil,
3 Barrels of Putty.
In addition to the above have very large stock OF
Building Hardare Of evry description which will be
sold cheaper than ever. WHITE LATTA.
! Lancaster, April %, 1854.
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THE GREAT HARDWARE STORE.
WHITE s. LATTA

No. &c, Main street,
SIGN OF THE PAD LOCK AND MILL SAW.
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Scrofula,
or Kings Evil,
Cancers, Eruptions
Of the Skin, Erysipeas,
Tumors Chronic Sore Eyes,
Ringworm or letters, Scad Head,
Rheumatism, Pains in the Bones or
Joints, Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling Of
the Glands, Syphilis, Dyspepsia Salt Rheum,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Diseases arising from the
use OF Mercury loss of Appetite Pain In the Side and
Shoulders General Debility, Lunbago Coughs Colds,
Dropsy Jandice sveness bronchitis Weakness Of
Chest Sore Throat Pulmonary Affections and all other
Diseases tending to produce Consumption, Liver Com
plants Female Irregularities and Complaints, Low
Spirits Sick and Nervous Headache Night
Sweats Exposures, or Imprudence in Life,
Chronic Constitutional Diseases and as
Spring and Summer Drink, and General
Tonic for the SYSTEM and gentle
and pleasant purgative, It's
superior to Blue Lick
and Congress Water,
Salts. Seidlitz
H.,
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I,is remarkable fact, that among the hundreds OF
eminent ply scinns who have examined the recipe by
which Bulls sarsaparilla Is prepared, not has
drInned IT, but all approved it, and commend 1t in the
highest terms Many physicians express themselves
strongly in the belief that it Is decidedly the best prepa
ration OF arapara that has been placed before the
public Although there many physicians who feel
reluctance having their names appended to the
menlation of any particular remedy, notwithstanding
thcy may approve OF 1t in the highest degree there
others who frankly yield their support in favor Of
remedy which they know Il capable of doing much
good in an afflicted community. Asan evidence, read the
following from old and respectable physicians, Of high
standing In the community In which they live:
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

V0nUNLs EVs0oaNUNl[Dls1D 60

MAKING INDIA RUBBER SHoEs.-Conirary 10 The
gehefa impression, India rubber, in The process OF
fnanuiac'urng, Is not melted but is passed through
heated iron rollers, The heaviest of which vs,o,,
twenty ions, and thus worked or kneaJed "a
dough IS al bakery The rubber is nearly all pro-
cured from the month Of the Amazon in BAIL tn
which point il is sent from The interior. Is fo,r
upon arrival is that Of jug pouch, a ne natives
use clay mouids Of iha, shape. which they repeat.
ejly dip into the liquid caoachouc until coanc
OF The desired thickness accnmula;es, when the
clay is broken and emplied out The rubber, al.
Ter being washed, chopped fine, and rolled 10
putty Ike consistency, is mixed with compound
OF metallic substances principally white lead and
sulphur, 10 give ii body or firmness Those sheets
designed Tor the soes of shoes are passed under
rollers having diamond figured surface. From
these the soles are cut by hand, and the seyers,
pieces required 10 perfect the shoe are put together
by females, on last The natural adhesion Of the
rubber joins the seams. The shoes are. next var
nished, and baked in an oven capable of holding
about two thousand pairs and heated to about three
hundred degrees, where hey remain seven or eich,
hours. This is called the vuIcanizng'' process.
oy which The rubber is hardened. A large quaint.
" OF cotton cloth and cotton flannel is used to line
shoes, and is applied TO the rubber while i, is We,
IN sheeis. Not particle OF any OF these materials
is lost The scraps of rubber are re melted, and
the bits Of clo'h are chopped up with small guam.
liiy of rubber and rolled out in,o substance re,
semb!lng pasleboard 10 form the inner sole. Tha
profits of this business have been somewhat cur
tailed Of laie by The prevailing high pfce Of rubber
which has varied within year from twenty to six.
ty cents per pound. The demand. however, ia
very lase. species OF rubber shoe, lined with
flannel, is extensively used in some paris Of The
country as subsiIu'e for The leather shoe.-Jour.
Of Commerce.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

CoSrFNrMESTs-A LITTLE PARABLE FROM THE
GERMAN 1t happened once on hot summers
day thai was standing near we'll, when liitis
bird flew down seeking wafer There was indeed
large trough near The well, but it was empty, end
greved ior moment 10 think the little creature
| mus so away thirsty: bat il settled upon the edge
OF the trough, ben, It's iae head downw ards then
raised it again, spread liz wings and scared away,
| singing: lis thirst was appeased. walked up to
the trough and there in the slcnework, saw lii
| lie hole abou, the size Of wrens egg. The waller
held there had been source OF revival and re.
ireshmen'; 1t had iousl enough for the presen, and
desired no more This Is contenrnen,
| Again, stood by lovely, sweet smiling flower.
| and there came a bee,' 'hnmming and sucking AMI
! il chose the flower for its field Of sweets But the
| flower had no honey. This knew for it had TO
neclary. What then, dough, I, will the bee do?
II came buzzng out ofhe Of the cup TO take fur
Tier flight, but, as it came up il spied The sianens
full Of golden farina, good Tor making The wax, and
it rolled lis little legs against Them III they looked
like yellow hose, the bee keepers say and !hen
| thus heavily laden, few away home Then, l
| said" Thou conesl seeking honey, and finding
| none, has been satisfied with wax and hath stored
il Tor The house lha, thy labor might not be in vain
Thou likewise shall be 10 me lesson Of content.
ment. .. .....a ..s @
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

MEDICAL USE OF SALr-ln many cases OF dis.
ordered stomach, teasPoonful OF sail is certain
cure. In the violeni internal aching termed chol.
&c, add teaspoonfu OF salt 10 pint of cold water
drink il and go bed--il is one OF the specifies,
remedies known. The same will revive person
who seems almos, dead from receiving a very hea.
w fall &c.
In an apoplec,c h,, no lime should be lost in
pouring down salt and water, If sufficient sensibili
iy remain 10 allow OF swallowing, if no, The head
must be sPonged with cold waller until The senses
return, when salt will completely restore the pa
tient from the lelhargy.
Ia fit, the feet should be placed in warm va
ter, with mustard added, the legs briskly rubbed
all bandages removed from the neck, and COO
| apartment procured fpossible In many cases o.
severe bleeding a, the lungs and when other re-
medies fail, Dr. Resh found two teaspoonius o.
salt completely stayed the blood
In case OF bite from mad dog, wash the par
! salt with rag
| In toolhache, warm salt and wafer held 10 The
part, and renew two three times will relieve in
| most cases If the gums be affected wash the
mouth with b.ine; if The teeth be covered with
| tartar, wash them twice day with salt and wa
ter.
In swelled neck, wash the par, with brine, and
drink i, twice day until cured
Salt will expel worms, If used in food in mod
erate degree, and aids digestion ba, salt mea, i.
Injurious il used much
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

ADVICE TO THE GRLs.-Alrs. Ellis who is evi.
denly an observer OF girls as well as men and
things" talks 10 The girls as ipllows
My pretty lilie dears You are no more Fl Tor
malrimony Than pullei is 10 look after family Of
fourteen chickens.
"The truth is, my dear girls, you want, general
ly speaking, more Liberty and less fashionable re.
s'rain,, more kitchen and less pafior, more leg ex.
ercise aud less sofa, more making pu ldings and
less piano, more ifankness and less mock modes
ty more breakfast and less busle like the bux.
ON, bright eyed, rosy checked, full breasted tounc.
ing lass, who can darn stockings, make her own
froeks, mend trowsers, command regimen, o
pots and kettles, milk the cows, feed the pigs, chop
the wood, and shoot wild duck as well as the
Duchess OF Marlborough or the Queen OF Spain
be lady wilhal in The drawing room.
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT

noble sci OF fellows they were, and invested with
sort OF romantic nobility, when we thought of them
| ploding their way through driits leading on the
search for lost travellers and carrying on their necks
basket OF bread and wine which may be as life
TO the dead.
The dead come and see them. Close BY the
hospiee ia square stone house, into which are
carried The ifesss bodies ofthose who perish in the
snow, and are found by The dogs, or on the melt
ing OF The snow in the GUNNER They cannot dig
graves on these rocky heights, and il is always so
cold lha, the bodies do not rot, but they are placed
in this charnel house just as they are found, and
are left to dry up and gradually TO turn TO dust,
counted thirty skulls lying on The ground in the
midst of ribs, arms and legs; and twenty skeletons
were hanging around the room ghashy sight
In one corner dead mother held the bones of her
dead child in her arms as she perished so she
stood 10 be recognized il she nigh, be- by anxious
friends, but none had ever come TO claim her.
What tale of tender and tragic interest we read
in these bones. Sad and sickeniEg The sight is,
and am willing TO gel away.
Father Millard walked with me into The chapel,
showed me the paintings, and The monument 10
General Dessaix, and when | asked him for the
box into which aims are put he pointed TO il, and
hasened away that he might no, see what put in.
They make no charge for entertaining travellers; !;
but every honest man will give at least as much in
the way of donation, as he would pay al hoel
My friend, as now call him. Father Maillard,
embraced me ienderly, anil even kissed me, when
babe him farewell, and m ounIiDg my horse, Sc,
off al eight in the morning, with bright sunshine,
10 descend the mountain