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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-29
TIE hqdian boaiGtyin Fiorida.-Thc Macon

TIE Iadian hostility in Horida--Thc Macon
0Georgia) Messenger, of the 9th instant. fur
mSiea the following satisfactory Information:
Jhe h1djnH fu we have heard by a pri-
vote and respectable source, that a gentleman
direci from Florida had met the Georgia troops
within about 40 miles OF Tallahassee The dis.
trbances IN thai quarter have been queIlca by
the vigilance and activity of the forces IN flor-
da, m apprehendng the Indians who had lately
committed the murders and dcpredations. Col
Lvefmd Hamilton, Who commands the Georgia
Cavalry, Who proceeded to Tallahassee, where
he would have an opportunity and from whence
he would make an Official return of the expedi-
ton. NC. TO head quarters. thus, We believe,
has terminated the war.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-29

From Kentucky, We learn that Gorge M
Bib has been appointed Chief Justice of the
State Of Kentucky His nomination bv the
Governor "e have already noticed the nomi-
nation vas conflrmedby the Senate, b, q votes
TO IL. Mr.. BIB was the Jealous advocate OF
the New Court system, and that Court being a.
bollshed, and ne being placed at the head of the
old Court, with two Associate Judges, former
! Of the Old Court, It is hopedth the unhappy
differences which have unsettled the peace and
quiet Of the State of Kentucky, for some years
past, are thus fortunately terminated.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-29

NV YorK, Jan. l5.--7Ee ieayn BY the Morn
ing Ster. At Mobile, on the 23d ult from Havana
thai boat fiom the Uniied States ffigafe Con,
stelaton had been fired "a from a Spanish FRI
gate Ia the port of Havana, The officer ofthe
boat surrendered himself prisoner on board
the Spanish frigate, where he remained all night
The next morning tue Commander OF the Con-
stellation demanded he release ofhis officer from
the Admiral, and the punishment Of the Spanish
Chptain, who was Under trial when the Morning
Star sailed, aud il was supposed he would be
broke las.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-29

HoNOR,--A mercantile hoase IN p.
ham had lately the qualification of 'allli'0as
ief'er, OF With the following is CON-. m. a
honor both TO the individual and =, h. - dong
~ fHnAbtLPnlA, Ger e6. I'M I'm
hesers' -, inthe year lsI6, Won, 90
sniplea 10 = an invoice Of har., .g<
Which We refused 10 receive, in t,ons,,,,,
coming OUT OF season for our sales 'iss
some doubts whether there wels nv ~ ~
grounds for refusing 10 receive fhe,a 'ehs
therefore, individually, remittcdto ,ar >. 's'r.
Of sci of bills ofe1ehangc tor G235 >, ~ ole a53
loss ON the above goods. 'i.'' iss
! am yours, DC.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-29

letter from Washington published in the
Ne" York Evening Post, says ii IS understood
that cur intercourse with the British Colonies
will not be ieterdcted before the both September
and that measures will be proposed by legisa-
Ton, which may IN the mean time be accepted 10y
Great Britain, in which case the Introduction will
not take effect. II is presumed that the Com.
laittee will report IN few days"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-29
SPLENDID SCHEME


1000 tickets n 81 is S6in 1o
h1ds q Dr@emg.-rhc Numbers will bc mn,
IN one wheel as usual, and in another will be mn
me prizes above the denomma,.. IN of Tire, Dol.
lars aud the drawing io progress in the usual
mahner-ihe $500 prizes of Three Dollers
VII be awarded to high or low number. 10 no
$1,000. ''e P'iae VI
Low numbers to 5000. inclusive
High numbers s50l to 1900, inclusive.
holder oftwo tickets, High and Low ,r,,o,
OF necessity draw one Prize and may draw Two
u Present price of tickets So. Shares IN
proportion. III
= Orders by Mail, POST paid or priys,. con.
Veyance, enclosing the cash or prize tickets in a
ny 1.-THE late dra"n lotteries viii NEE, the same
attention as on personal application
ILhN5--for not less than 80 Tickets. scbc,ro
Priep' Tor approved notes, payable fifteen DAYS
after the drawing.
Jan IS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-29

In Tennessee, We learn that Henry Crabb.
who has for many years past sustained the Office
of United States Attorney for the District Of
West Tennessee, has been appointed, by the Co
ycrnor, 10 be Judge of the supreme Court of
tennessee, in the place of John Hayuo0d, de
ceased.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-29

The ship seine, al New York from Gibralter
reports that Lord Cochrane was still at Mar.
settles, and had succeeded IN purchasing a Oh
gun ship and corvette of n guns, which be IN
tended tor the Greek service.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-29
IL Committee ofInyestiaation.

The New York Mercantile Advertiser says
I've understand that our government has order
ed vessel ofwar to proceed forthwith to the
American citizens and property, in case Of need
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-29

is understood that the Senate ofthe United
States has confirmed the nomination Of joe r.
Poinsett TO the office Of Minister to the Assembly
Of American Nations at Tayeubaya: and that Of
" illiam Jones TO the Office of Collector OF the
Customs for the Port OF Philadelphia
Nal M.
The Committee ofInvestigation, in the House
of Representatives, on the appeal Of the Vice
President, continues in daily session. Their du-
" is laborlous, and then application 10 it con-
slant We should doubt whether the result will
be ofcorrespondent importance; although, until
il be made known,i it will be looked lor with inter-
est ID.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-29
MGR AND LpIy SlSTEu

q Dor LED N consequence OF ITS unrnalled
~ popularity ~ lRGiNlh NAVIG ATIOH
LOTTERY inst Class, Will he drawn IN Peters
burg N ApuI next, undci the sapefntenden,, OF
commissioners All IN one day.
highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
Mon. Prize thau Blanks
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-29

We have received from naval friend ,soy.
the New York 1imes,) the following list oil oil
States ships OF war now building.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-29

ifAoR SALE. Grs, rate Carpenter, apply al
'''' o'1'"e' August Il?
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18

From he 0hio Stals Journal.
THE DYING MAIDEN.

IiE BIiN1 MhibLNs
She spske Of joy--while in her heart,
She telt the tide OF sorrow sweii'
As if her soul could then Impart,
The themes SHE once had iov'd so weh'
g e still was tals--but that rich light,
Winch pleasure once around her threw
Was isded---snd cheeks iateiy bright,
Wore the sweet hl,'s paled hue.
her grief was silen,--loDg cont'n'd
Within her oSs pure, gentle breast,
II revetrd on her spo,lcss mind,
And d,m'd the sunshine OF her reses
Yet IN her grief STE could reveal
Some lingering CLEANS OF ~ither'd joy
That ewes gloom could not conceal,
Ur sorrows ruthless hand destroy.
Twas like the sun's rich. mellow ray,
That breaks thro' drapery OF clouds
Nore soft an sweet. yet tar less gay
Than when no shsde lie lustre shroudS
As shooting stars IN their decline.
a brighter giesm of glory cast
So her pure spirit seem'd TO shine
More sweet and lovely to the last.
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MFSCELLANEoUS.
ELEGANT EXTRACT

III. female mind is naturally cred
uloas, efscllopate, and IA Hs attach
ment ardent If in her peculiar sltua
ton, her 4ss,dui'irs mast IN any degree
be uipahle let u, remember that thu
is i,aA vessel of refined clay Wheu
che ~ TAI record of her errors IS enroll
ell. may That siga which has breaihed
for the misery OF fellow mortal ~dfl
tn. scr IL, am the tears "hIob have
flowed Tor The calsrnities Of Others float
the memofial down the stream Of ob
llvion1 o. the errors of woman lei
us look wlth he allowance and flUman
il, of meo Encnapted woman. thou
balm Of lif so0ther of sorrow! s0lace
o. The soul! how dosi thou lessen .he
land of human misery, and lead the
wretched iato the valley of delight!
Without thee, how heavily would man
dr,g through dreary wC'ld? Bot il
the white hand of a fascinating female
be emwined around his arm, how light
!y doth he trip along the path.
The warm and tender friend, who
In the most trying slina,ion retains
her tondness, and IN every change OF
fortune preserves unabated love. ought
to he embraced as the best benson oil
hcaven-the completion of earthly hap
plDess. Ltam4n draw snch prize.
in the lottery OF life, and glide dow n
the stream Of existence with such d
partner. neither the cold averted eve
OF 'he summer friend, DOR the fro~ns
OF an adverse fortune should produce
. pdng nor excite q nurnur
freIaaa's York;.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18
6446 Prizes, amounting to Gao 600

e446 Prizes, amounting to S49,00O
OIhe whole payable in CASH--as usual
COhEN'S OFFICES.
lIcKsrs only 50 90 QUARTERS rs cts
HALvEs -. So EreHrHs E. 81 cts
~ Orders IRON any part OF the United States
either by man (post 2aid) or private conve,
ance, enclosing the Cash or Prize Tickets IN
any OF the Lotteries, will meet the same promnt
and punctual attention as ii on personal appli.
cation
ADDRESS 10
!. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
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At }. Fl. 81. ~ sssp.s

one door North of Mrs Goudng's Tavern,
Martinsburg,
where fresh supply has just been received
GJCAuTIoN-P;ease ssk for Lees ANTE-
BILIOUS FILLS, prepared by Noah Ridgely--
and see that his name is on the outside wrap.
per--no other are genuine. None OF Lees Me-
d'cIDes are genuine without the name OF Noah
hldgeiy on them
HUNDREDS Of cases of cures performed by the
above truly valuable medicines, could be gwen.
did the limits OF newspaper admit OF il,
Martinsburg Jan. 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18

TIL" practicahIllIy of a rail ro4o
from Boston to Albany has been ascer.
tanned ny actual survey. aud appIlcs
ION IS TO be made 10 the Leeislalur,
t Massachusetts for taking measure.
~ carry the project INTO effect
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18

VALUABLE STOCK OF GOODS FOR
SALE.-lhe STOCK OF GOODS be-
longing to the estate Ut Samuel K. Wilson, il
now offered tor sale, on accommodating terms
They are wei assorted. in excellent order, and
having been laid in on very sdvantag eous terms
are worthy OF the particular attention of mer,
chsn's--especislly OF such as might wish to oc--
cuPy the stand, which is one Of the best 10 the
country, V5errards-town,) and would be rem.
ted, it desired. to the purchaser Of the Stock.
The terms Of sale may be learned on appIica.
ton to the subscriber.
JOHN G. WILSON. Admir-. of
sept TT Samuel X. Wilson.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18

Technical Precision The follow
ing specimen of iucid and exact def
milton, is copied into the Concord Ga
zette, from a mittiuos issued by d
learned justice of the peace, Tor the
commitment of eulprit to the gsol Of
Middlesex county, and purports to be
an exact transcript of the portion OF
the instrument setting forth his offrnc.
Not having nor seeking any en-
ployment and is an ldel person stroll
ing about and getting his living where
ne had not ought to do"
Soch instances OF ignorance 10 oui
country are rare. When they are dis
covered, is highly proper that the
otirnder should be arraigned bef,re
he public for The bsrbarous murder o;
The Commonwealth American
Nat EgiS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18

iC brntCu utCtdAhutmb, iho WO@ho wa
mortal, and his friends gathered r.
rounc him, even the injured Eliza
sympaihized IN the tears shed on the
dying penitent. While the crowd was
attentive to the departing Clifford, a
man IN. 'illed in pilgrims habit press
ed forward; and throwing open his
garment, thus addressed the vanquish.
ed champion, thou ma SORROWS,
behold in This disguise the person OF
Called ence thy vsssaI, at whose com
mand undertook the murder OF the
worthy Bertrand, if thou hast enough
Of life to near the event, attend and
learn The eyes OF Clifford were
nearly set in sight, bat agItated by a
thousand emotions, seemrd to express
| desire to hear the narrative of Called
| who thus proceeded:- Urged by
yo"s entreaties and the horrin purpose,
| relented, and discovered my intent
10 the gallant youth, whom l pressed
| TO depart. have since heard he rem
drred himself famous on the plains OF
Palestine. by enlisting in the Holy
War You insisted on my privately
hurying the corpse in the grove lead
ing 10 The castle of Erasmus, this
told you was PERFORMED, snd the ann
able Eliza caused a superb shrine to
be erected TO his memory | received
my reward aud fed; disguised in
pilgrims habit | followed Bertrand To
jerusalem; but my search was in vain,
for soon ! heard b, rirand was no
more Flushed with success, he join
ed the Crosses led by the gallant Ri
chard, aud met the shafts Of death be
fore the walls oil Cyprus Hope, hor
for, and despair alternately reigned in
the bosom OF ELIZA during the nara
tive. at the conclusion of which she
fell Ilfelcss at the feet Of the victor.
The champion, lifting up his helmit,
caught her in his arms, behold (cried
the strangely one whose soul is linked
to thne-revive, thou paragon of ex
celiency-'Iis Bertrand calls thee
back to lie and me!' AT the we'll
know name E'Iza aw skened from her
trance, and after gazing some time
with speechless admiration, at length
artIculated;-'ft is, IT is my losg lost
Bertrandp Clifford lived but a few
moments after The discovery-he re
ceived the pardon Of the injured pal j..
aud closed his eyes in peace B~r
trand turned 10 the astoifshed Called.
and embraced him as a friend, every
eye spa killed. with JOY and every heart
participated in the happiness Of Der
trand and Eliza.
l. IS recorded in the annals Of the
| Castle, that virtae shall meet her re
ward, and vice be handled at heI
| feet
After paying the funeral rites to the
remains of the unfortunate Clifford, the
nuptials were contaminated IN the ut
most style Of maguifcenc d. Always
palace Eiz. by degrees recovered
her native hioom-loye glistened in
| her eye, and the roses revelled in her
cheek. Bertrand again displayed his
trophies 10 the hall OF the Castle, aud
again assumed the hero
The pipe once more gladdened the
vallles. and the hills were rendered
vocal by the responsive Of The reed
Pace spread her air wings athwart the
, verdant plain, and the waited roofs
reverberated The sound of the harp in
the happy Castle OF Erasmus.
| Mss: ~ 60
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18

Longevity.-lt appears bv Wor
cester's memoirs on longevity, that
New Hampshire furnishes a larger
proportion of cepteuarians than Swe
den or Russia, OF the ninety three
persons III New Hampshire " no reach
ed the age of from one hapdred to one
hundred and ten, fifty nine were wo-
men and thirty four men, whiIe all the
five WHO arrived at one hundred and
upwards were men Mr. w. consid-
ers the case OF Peter Tortin or Zo,ip
of Hungary, the most remarkable in
stance of longevity huown 10 modern
times. THIS man died on the sth OF
January, 1884, at the age OF ia A
few days before his death he walked
with the assistance oil a slick, to the
post house in Horcock, to solicit chart
y.-Saiem ObSe, Ter.
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OONlHS13S

Lottery e Exchange Office. No. ia, Mar he
Street, Baiamore;
Where both the great cspital przes of ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS werc
obtsned IN the late Grand Stste Lotteries. and
where the HIGHEST CAPITAL sold in the
last Grand State Lottery was obtsined, and
where more Capital Prizes have been obtained
than at any oher office in America
THIRD CLASS OF THE
Grand state Lottery
OF Virg,nla--the whole liz OsE Dsy-The
drawing will axe place in Richmond.
On the Gath Of January.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18
Y Medicines.

n addition to the large SUNNY on hand
N % DHUGS IND .hEDICLSES. the sub.
,cr.Der mas Jdsi received LEES CELEBRA.
led FAMILY MEDICINES
"ONLY 25 CENTS..n
9. Lf rs unparalleled Ambitious Pills nr;c.
% ana ~ cents per box--tamous for the GO
o' bilious and other destructive fevers obs,;.
'.te Constructions OF the stomach and howels
coIas Sickness or the stomach, removing
Feters6uy, Dec. 5sh. 1925.
Dear Sir--tisvlng been troubled sor yaa-s
and finding the faculty of no use Inn 80
recourse to the sulphur aud Mineral Snr,n,,s
'tree Years. but to no effect, was by accid| 5t
INDUCED to try your Ambitious pills. which,
'ter using ind nyseIf perfectly wel,-.,o my
8 ea Ss,onishment. Every exerlior ON my osrt
20 introduce them to my friends shall he ,ssds
aho osheVe me sir your most obliged ssry,n,'
To A., Nj o., IHoS: WILCOX.
Lees form destroytng Lozenpes. q mos, pow.
er'ui medicine, removes and destroys ali kinds
Of worms. ~"'0s
lee Ehrfr. sovereign remedy for colds.
oostinste coughs. cs,afrhs, asthmas, sore throa,s
ana approaching consumpt,ons
Aees .Nerpons Cordial, an excellent medicine
,or Ill nervous affections, weakness pans in
lolns, bsck, &c
Lee' tssence Of Mustard, no medicine even
eAcepeo tins IN curing rheumatism, sprains,
bruises, frosted feet, &c. &c.
Lts' .4gie and Ferer Drops, never failing
cure.
Lees Sovereign Ointment. warranted to cure
The ''ch BY only one application.
Lees Persian Lotion an excellent medicine
Tor curing letters rinpworms nrcklev heat &c
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific, an etIectusi
cure tor Venereal 6ono,hes.
Lee,s Tooth Ache Drsps, which give immed;.
ate relief.
Lees Tooth PosOdtr, which cleanses and.
beauties the teeth
Lee' rye Hater, certain cure for sore eyese
Lee s.4nody7se Earn, Tor the cure ofhesd aches
Lees Germ Fla.stsr. for removing and de.
stroylng corns.
Tie above highly approval medicines ore soldbr
ADAM YOUNG.
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1868 Prizes. sm'ting to $4,000
GrAot One Blank to c. Priret-AA payable
IN Cash, which as usual at COnEN'S OFFICE
AN be had the Mon ENr THEY ARE
DRAWN.
TIcksrs IS 20 ouARrkHs 81 IS
HALVES $50 F,IsHrus g.
10 be bad in the Creates variety of Nun BE-
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Post. Once az Dead lie
a.
Thomas n. Austin
ID.
Moses Bait
Regnal Butts
Henry A. Byrne
Adam Betx
A. Il.
DAVID Bales
Samuel Baker.
C..
Mrs. Jane Collins
George ChrIsmsn
Elijah Caldwell
Mrs. Sarah Carr
Richard Clssgett, ex'r
of Ed. o. Williams,
deceased,
John Golfer, care of S
Mayors.
D.
Samuel Dougherty
Elizabeth Davis.
T..
Henry Everhart
George Evans
George w. Evans.
+.
James Flenegau
Louisa Fellows.
G..
John Gilhlaad
David Gusbwa
John %. Guseman
Joseph tirsuthsm
Sarah Ann Gfanthsn.
care OF VIM or Lewis
GrsnthaiD.
FL.
Peter Hoke
James Harrison
David Hunter, 2
Hehry Helverstay
jarrett l.. W. Hunt
Jacob tieltzei
Jacob Hoffman. near
Msrtinshurg.
Jacob Hoffman, Tusca.
rora creek,
David Hunter, clerk OF
Berkeley county.
X.
Mrs. Mar, Kerney
Michael kerns
Mss Cstharlne Krob
simon Kroh
Frederick Kencel
'onn hysinger.
L.
Daniel Lay master
WILL
Mart'nshurg, Jas. 4,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18
MARYLAND
GRAND STATE LoTTuHY.

kUmBER SlNE.
Will be drawn on the 18th of January. 1897
by the Odd and Even System in which Ia.
holder OF two ticke's or parts 10 sure of one
br1Ss anu may draw Three
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18

oTlCE.--All persons Indebted to the :,
tate OF SAMUEL K. Wilson, are reaues
ted to Come forward without delay, ard settle
and discharge the amount respectively due by
them: ana all persons having claims against SAID
estate, will present them to the subscriber tor
settlement. JOHN G WILSON, .9dmr
sept IT. of Samuel X. UjJsoa.
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-Four footed p nte's Wonderful
my osements seem To he making III
the art Of printieg Mr. IFlnsnaw, at
the 7 Society .0tfice has two
JacSassrs employed as pre.,men; and
they are noa leNouting in tina capaci-
ssy with great assIanEy aud success -
TMs eve al fist thought great novel
~, bu we nave been since informed
that II is by 80 means uncommon fer
snrimals Of this KIND TO be CONNECTED
with the press N Y Reflect
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18

MOHStcTS " tHc SSu.- Hc IOilOW
ing statement Is communicated 10 the
editor u this paper, by an aequsint
ance, who vail vouch tos It's anlhrnii
ciy.-N y EUe Post.
Extract from the journal of the Super
cargo OF a vessel recently returned
from the Est Indies
On Our voyage o0t, in latitude 40
souln, Longitude about 90, east we
were surround d for several hours by
Q number of Sea Monsters, OF a de
,sc'Ipuon which Detlber the captain
Nv to had been 10 sea for 90 Years.
and seven or eight voyages 10 India
nor any one on board was acquainted
with, or had ever seen The, were q
species OF serpent. aud carried theii
h.s three OF -four feet out of water.
their bodies appeared OF all irregulal
shape, reseu'blng >urken rock, auc
were covered with barnacles; theh
tails were iorked like fish's, and We
~ large We had avery distinct vie Is
OF tno of them which approached o,
from a direction sbeam OF US, ano
witnoal appareally taking any notice %
Us, passed close under our bow spirit
and 10 avoid running On them, w
were obliged TO keep he vessel OFT
being teartOI OF irJurlng her copper
They appeared 10 be thirty or tort,
fets in length. and at tunes moved
through the water with great CELEBRITY
Some OF them d short distance of ex
&C y resembied the representation, anC
their appearance generally was SINH
t. he dIscriplIsn l have seen Oh The
sea Serpent, which appeared on oul
cost some time since. There wer,
eight or ten of them aud they con:inu
ed around US from noon, " hen they
Aefs Frat seen until DARK"
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4 n addition to the large supply on hand
II {" ORUGS End .tfEDICLSES the sub.
scrDer has Jds received LEES CEIEBRA.
TED FAMILY MEDICINES
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Years rush by us like the wind
We zee no, whence the eddy comes,
o. whittier i is tending; and we seem
our-e'yes 10 nuness their fight with
O. -ensc that we are chauged;-and
yeJ me is hegulllng manofhl, strength
q. ne winds rob me woods OF their
fott4ge