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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-07

Will those that sell ardent spirits never
pause? Can they see scores of fannie.
all around them, beggared BY their mean,
and yet sell poison? The thief only take:
the property; he does not poison the blood
of his victims. The incenuiarv only
burns the dwelling; he does not palsy
the inteilec. and madden the heart The
highwa. robber takes only the purse, OF
at most, the life ofhis victim; he does no,
invade the sanctuary of domestic happi-
ness, and blanch the cheek Of the wife.
and wiring the hearts of the children
The lurking midnight assassin stabs the
heart and sends the soul to eternity: but
he does not frs, pollute that soul, and then
dismiss it with the guilt of self murder.
Sellers of ardent spirits, We will have
fearful account TO give, when We stand in
the Judgment. When the hundreds We
have ruined, in properly, reputation.
health, and morals, shall come around 70
accuse you as the authors of their woe
when a thousand beggared and worse
than widowed wives, shall cry out against
ten thousand orphans shall
lft up their accusing voice against YOU,
as the seducers and murderers Of their
fathers, what will We say? Will it afford
you any satisfaction. TO think YOU got rich
oy feeding on the life-blood of community
On the health, reputation, property "a nd
souls of your fellow-men? Pause and
hink Cincinnati Journal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-07
IMPRESS OF RrssIA-One of the

Impress OF RUssIA.-One of the fne.,
dancers IN Europe is the present Empress
OF husS'a, who Is So devotediy fond of
the recreation as TO join In the dance ev-
cry night throughout the year; either
with the select members ofthe household
circle. or at the state balls of the Imperial
court. Her Majesty was the Princess
Royal OF Prussia, for whom was invented
the popular pas of the Gaioppe "a dance
now in'erdlcted to the Empress By the
physicians Of ST Petersburg.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-07
TI0HT PANTS, have a very fair

TIoHT PANTS. have a very fair pros.
Peot OF soon becoming out OF fashion,
at least with the candidates for m.+,,
mony.
A few days since youngGentlemao
OF this borough, who was as the term
ls''engaged to be married" to A buxom
young lass in the country, procured bis
wedding sui, and for fashions sake
had his Pan'aloons made tigh. k.ee'd.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-07

AT debating club not far off, the ques
ton was discussed, whether there Is more
happiness IN the possession or pursuit Of
an object? and was decided no doubt in
favor OF the following: "Mr. President
said the orator, "spose ] was cour,in' a
gal, and she was to run away, and l was
to run arter her, wouldn't be happier
when cotched her than when was run
MIN arter herr'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-07

dangerous because no one will acknow!-
ledge them. Those evils that shun the
flight and shelter themselves in sub
lterfuges. are ever the most difficult
to remedy. 4 great part of that ener-
Icy which might tend to their reform
IS wasted in hunting them from their
hiding places. Has any lady been
known to acknowledge that she was
!even uncomfortable from tight lacinge
Yet she suppressed Sigh, the labored
respiration, the sutfused countenance.
! the constrained movement. confess
what the lip deLy.--PuImonary and
spinal diseases, Iunacy and the grave
reveal the rest.
, But Is it possible, that in these days
of improved and diflused education,
any young female can stake the well
being Of her mind and the duration Of
her existence, upon a circumstance of
dress? Can she impede the functions
Of these mysterious agents, which the |
Almighty has put in motion, and make
her shortened. life living death'
Can she throw binding illusion over
those who would save her, and like the
Spartan culprit, conceal the destroyer
that feeds upon her hearts blood! He
hnozr MatH ls 50. And who that has
tested the omnipotence of fashion will
doubt it, This is not the only sacri-
fee of health which she imposes.
But 1t is prominent one, and let
mothers look to it. Let them not be-
satisfied with testimony when demonstra-
TO" is in their power. Let them pos
sess themselves ofthe rudiments Diana
tony. Let them at least be fully
aware of the danger Of structure in the
region of the lungs and heart, especi-
ally during their period Of develope-
nent.
Yet let them not lingcr till morbid
habits have acquired strength. Their ia
is among the elements oflg
'harac.er. Let them teach even over II
he cradle, that ''this body is the tenn 8
lie Of the Holy Ghost" Let them !
oriy root from the minds of their :.
daughters. that frivolous and mad pr,n- q
iple that the healthful action Of their 81
minds, and the perfect use ofthc organs b
trough which it speaks, are secondary II
the vanities of dress. II they have al
fcelved from the great Creator the h,
Its OF ''sound mind and sound
ody,' instruct them that they are to
ccount for both. II they deliberately
ern'tt sin to enslave the one, or Eashi-
n to MAIN the other hox, ch,II thorl
nswer it to their Judge?
.4nd hoar shall the mother onszuer it, DC
no, when the soul was put into her III
and rs waxen tablet, suffered folly a
deepen its impressions there, and az.
'nIty to trace its thousand lkenesses. ~
I'd fashion TO puff out her fe.eri5h 10
cath on the lines that virtue had ne
rittcn, until what might have been CO
'sIshed for Heaven, was sullied and Ida
eited away. J.. Ii. s. Of
artford. Conn. May III. 1888. ne
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-07

How To SPEND DAY-"How are Won
gong to spend the fourth of July. Ben p
SAID one apprentice to another. s.Whv
reckon shall have to bring water for nv
mistress 70 wash all mornrng-break
stone coal all afternoon, and spend the
evening in sed~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-07
For the Richmond Palladium.
Mr. Printer, one evening whilst strayine

Mr.. Printer, one evening whilst strayin.
the street,
4 singular creature I happened to meet;
To you I'll describe 1t as well as can:
1t somewhat resembled the form Of a ian
But rather inclined to the shape of fiddle
So taper. SO slender and sm all in the middle
Its form was erect, but remarka ably slim,
Its hair was well curied, and its whisker
| in trim;
An enormous cravat, the model of grace
Secreted part of its feminine face;
A profusion of ruffles stuck out from hi.
chin,
And something resembled corset within
4 great bunch Of chains at its side was
suspended,
As though for balance they might be in
tended;
An elegant silver-knobb'd tasselled rattan.
1t fourished about in ITS delicate hand;
1t strutted along with SO stiftened a gait,
And carried its head SO painfully straight,
Should It's foot come ia contact with some
thing but small,
fe AIRED i. might meet with dangerous fall
And from its appearance 'twouId cause no
surprise,
. ind the poor creature unable to rise.
Now sir, you'll confer great favor on me,
BY telling me what this strange creature
may be;
I've sometimes conjectured it might be
an ape,
That from some Of the showmen had made
its escape;
But having consulted my sister Amanda,
She thinks from description it might be a
DOROTHY.
share an idea," that Miss Dorothy
must actually have discovered an hour
'lass-waisted dandy Of the first water.-l
IS but seldom such bipeds make their
pPearance in our Hooshier rille, but We
ave some very good native limitations.
Is the rencounter occurred in the twilight.
ome Indigenous production might have
cen mistaken for the imported article.
so,-out we are not dandy. neither
re one OF two others who shall be name.
SIS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-07

pride must have a FALL" exclaimed a
mechanic, as he knocked down a dandy
who bad abused him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-07

VALUE OF A HousE.-One Of the rov,s-
ing barri-ters of Salop, having asked a
voter the value of house, the reply was.
That depends on what sort Of wife Is
in it,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-07

FRANKLIN, II a sketch of his early life
and habits, relates the following anecdote
Of his frugal and diligent wife. Verify
wives 10 those days were emphaticalIy
help mates. A wife could scarcely make
IA Pret'ier apology for purchasing her first
Iplece of "uxury." We have an English
proverb that SAYS,
HE that would thrive,
Must ask his wife,
it was lucky for me that [ had one as
much disposed to industry and frugality
as myself. She assisted me cheerfully in
my business, folding and stitching pam
phiets, tending shop, purchasing old linen
rags tor paper makers &c. We kept no
IDLE servants, our table was plain and
SIMPLE, our furniture Of the cheapest
FOR instance, my breakfast was for long
time bread aud milk, (no teal and | ate il
out OF two penny earthen porrenper.
with pewter spoon; but mark how lux
ury will enter families, and make a pro-
gress IN spite Of principle; being called
one morning to breakfast, found it in al
CHINA bowl, with a spoon Of silver. They
had been bought for me without nv con-
sent by nv wife, and had cost her the en-
ormous sum ofthree-and twenty shillings, i
Tor which she had no other excuse or a. /
biology to make, but that she thought her
husband deserved silver spoon and Chi
IA bowl, as well az any Of his neichbors.
ms was the first appearance of plate and
nina In our house, which afterwards, in
he course ofyears, as our wealth increas-
d augmented gradually to several hum
ired pounds in value"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-07
DIR. JUDkIxs, SPECIFIC OINTMENT

This invaluable medicine IS celebrated
tor curing the following diseases White
jSwellings of every description. Sore leg.
and ulcers OF long standing. Felons, Or
what some people know by the name o.
Catarrhs, of every description. Rheu-
matte pans of the joints. Spra,ns and
Bruises ofevery description. letters o.
all kinds. Chllblains, pr parts affected
by frost. 1t Is also one Of the best RENE
dies tor scalds and burns. For women'-
infiamed breasts, and glandular swelling.
1t Is superior to any medicine yet known
CERTIFICATE.
Warrington, March %, 1890.
Slr-My son being afflicted for five
years with White swelling, and having
applied every remedy recommended DIV
the most eminent physicians within nv
reach, without success, | at length pro
cured one jug of DIR. Judkins' Patent Spe-
CHIC Ointment, and made the application
accsrding to the directions accompanying
the Ointment, and state for the benefit O,
the afflicted, that before one Jug was USED
a perfect cure was effected. My son has
enjoyed good health ever since. have
no doubt, to the ointment alone he is IN
1ebted, as nothing else was used for more
han nine months before the application
It the Ointment. Respectfully,
JOHN COOKE.
For sale IN Milton by r. c. ALLISON.
n Ccntrevile by Doct Pritchet, and IL
Richmond by A. S,ddaIl, and by thers
warranted good.
August 3, 1898
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-07

The Marriage Vor-Perhaps there is
scarcely an ordinary oath administered
IN any of the transactions Of life 50 little
Iregarded-so little even remembered BY
Jail classes, as that taken in the most sol.
emu manner, and in the presence Of the
Almighty, by the husband and wife
''Love, honor, and obev." How MANY
wives "iove, honor ,and obey" their lords
How many even think Of doing sol and
vet there Is an oath recorded against
them, every simple violation Of which is
a distinct perjury No woman should
marry without first knowing her hus-
bands character SO we'll, that she ma
obey HIM with discretion and safety. She
Yields he rself at the altar to a disposition
from which even an attempt to Nv is
crime. A wife who contradicts her hus-
band, Is foresworn No matter what man
ner OF man he may be, s'she must sobey''
IT she keep her oath, She has made no
reserve or condition at her marriage GER
emony. She has not said [ will "honor
and obey" lfhe deserve it. Her CONTRACT,
IS unconditional. 1t would be better for
Young ladies before they yield the fatal
'ves," to take this view of tho subject
They have duty to perform to their hus
,and, whether he be kind OF unreasonable.
md they must remember the poets words.
''N ar is no strife
10 the dark home and the detested wife
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-14


sssk 3 e senpaaass les. mn ~ 8
deucsed rom II desc press wes svms 4, !.
made IN heep prices are exclusive d mail
Or sage SaafgeI ,9y O.:al.es. .a =
are paid: sxceps q .ise discretion sc lie edsor
osics IL ash e disehniiass must Be given before
SSSr7 Z H. -
and the same preporiaii Sc no 81 n5rs s,liisfes.
MalI Cos.issasse over thfse weeks
4aae Ut
ssAamisIsll.soss sd Exeeutots Nosiees Slso0s
9emlss,ogsgs ygt.ee g, ,.essE Il. GO ~
- - -. III
= : -
~ iis.s ~ ~ ~ z s - SCAR ss.
reseiaiisn 81 fies Rislainre - invite The
clergy Of Aiba1y iciae alternately opening The
sessions al the house was opposed sew
ssal nensbefg; butaer cossidssae debaie il.s ses-
ointion was carried, ayes ~ 49, similar reso-
'usoa JsRs the Senate and the invitation
was accordingly rendered y ss clergy of the eisy
Thirteen Of the clergymen refused to accept the inv
iaiion; they reply that in view &c the
qpposision which she employment ef chaplains by the
Legislature has met with and Ahe unpleaaan: discs-
sieps which j. has occasoned, and n like 70 occasion
hereafter, they believe they shai best snlserse the in
...;. - ~, w.
- !. 'ao a"e
'.ss -. y - s'a'1sss tsa''ak g
seap'a.ns ana al'es short asbase y was carried,
tyAio 81 i3is-saaspsssre sasr 80 d,
- sase ds.T-Lt eappears BY The GoxsFporis mssr
sage that there viii Re in ie state treaslry, aer dir
charging against the state, about 400 GOO
dollars 4 Che large sum expected from the general
ior she Paynens o. interest shall PC re-
ceyed and the sales az eastern lands coniippe. aund
Of million of dollars pr more may Le accumulaied in
i few yers.--B. u !. ~, ,...s. !. Z t..a
The New Bedford Daily. Advertiser states .hat nm
aec;ien, Occurred % lie mail .,age be,,,e.n .,.,
,owo and Fan River !, Thur,day l.,, &
. pa.s loaded cart he s,aee cam. Il eo,,ae, IN,
h which caused lie driver 10 al from hs ,ea, 10 The
around and she horses beipe then l. roll.
ed down precipies Of asoat Jrtv tet carving The
..r. ,;,h &, 40. M; ~, ~
...s -.
2 sYRs'ueisps i"1ury' e"s me pasSensess
ana horses escaped anharmed. 80
Dsp'de gee AspiRg Ehiads-Snrely the days Of King
Solomon have returned. A case j. now undergoing
examinatiopl at Plaa,sbqrg, Leiweep two women, 10
decide which of them i the natural moer and cell.
tied p ssliyngl Child The child is abeu, Csc
monshs old. Roihs as in the case before King 3.
swear iothe identity and bringing forth oftbe child;
and both coohera,ed by circumsap,isl and posi-
tire tes,imony. + i, /. ssss i rss.asa .,sse y.aa
Spufisg 4Aasedete.rAs Fact.--As arespec,ab,e cis-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-25
lEDIcIeEE.

N.rcRyy was got by the distinguished race
horse Sir Charles, who has tu-ncd out more race
horses than any other horse Of his dry he by SIR
Archy, who is justly styled the falhel the Ame-
rlcan lnrf--hls dam 10y Citizen, he by Pockolet IN
England NctfHtB's dam was by ltemus, he by
Tartar, and Tartar by old Diomcd-Remus's dam
was by Daredevil x her dam was also 10y Diomcd,
Rcmus's grandam was by the imported knoWsIy,
great gr. dam by Old l3cllalr he by the imported
Medley great great grandam by the imported
Obscurlty, great great great grandom by Apollo,
&c Nc.
1t Is evident from the above podgrec that HcteR
~ has decoudod Immediately from one OF tho ru-
rest and most popular stocks in the world his
close alliance 10 the noble and unprecedented sue
of his unblenlshed ancestry mpnrt to HIM IN
the most concentrated manner the richest crosses Of
A,chy, Citj2.n, Medley, and McfcntB's
dam was soldto WIN 4 Johnson, ot the extreme
age ofthlucen, for $1,000. Her p'odncc, 10y Med
ley, sinee twoyear old, to Mr.. J. s. HUT Of
Bedford Va for 5000 cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-25
RICHMOND 4 LYNCaJR,-,
STAGES.

u VIE puuhc are respectfully informed a..
direct on OF the Post Office Depa,,,o,a,e y
'o9'c Is changed from three to six TIM ~. ~
lie Stage will leave Richmond en1 r,.'',R
o'e'y DAY, Saturdays excepted, ar,l arr.,,.
P'',' every day, Sundays exc pied 2'
as this arrangement extent, ~, r.,t
;" ,onrs' Passengers for the 9elp4 ,ib.z
,cck x Welllord's line, VIA isaincfs .r.y,r,u
zen sydney College, &c. Or by Smith, limo nm
D"hvliie, Vo''o the Carolinas, Georoi5 c. '.'s-'
thc Sonth~eH through Alabama an5 r.,' a'
an To the Hca via the watering pIacss ,,p 80
andotte, ON the Ohio river, Should unle,s ,l,1a
TO rest day IN Lynchb,rg. leave Rjcln,c.S 4
Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRIDAYS ''
The coaches on this line are new anil
eNce''ed ID beauty, strength Or comfort, by an, NJ
10 use Ihe horses are good and the d,,y.,' -"
commodatns skllIfu and steady. 's
In consequence OF the great improycn,o,,.
Gently ELECTED, and those IN eontemnl,t,oo .s'
Steamboat navigation between Ric6monJ ,.',
H'nore, with which tins line connects TN,
d week go'ns and rcturning) racillt, mo n
,o'c"l'fae between those points beyond all rr,,z
example, can confidently recommend n,. -,
travellers from the West South w., az nv -
IN 'ncir trips 20 aud from the North--ihc time =.
q"iste 10 accomplish them, and the expenses ,.,,.
ing bat little from any other line ard & no.,
comfort exceeded by none, If eoualled h, ana.
A. PATTESOS, p,oo,i,,,r
Richmojd d. Iqae1brrc lam
:, ~ u. All baggage, packages, &c at the r,,h q
the owners thereof
Dec Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-25
CCCGIIS AND CDIDS.

IS now nbeut one vpar 81 zee tn. Nrv r.
- LAND COUGH SYRUP was first oiTrrei to tle
public, during whicn Inc several tho,s.n.f + si..
have been Gidr'b"ied tn oaehuut TIN r.sH.4 =#.=#
AMI B'hish Prav'nces, AID IN n cases ,t.a. -
directions have cen strict, folio - ny ,nn.a w
used Il the II ost saln,ar, effects have been pto il,
ced and II has uniformly proved iseli,o he u sn,.
CHIC for iHlluenz,, Coughs, Colds Asthma Who.
Plug Cough, Spilung OF Blood aud all AFT cl,ous Of
the lungs.
The pioTietors arr AT librftv TO ref, to many
individuals # ihf fr>i ttsp.c,Bb,ljt, mho hs,s
been cured 1T ohsf#,tts toeehs by its use aud III,
GLOWING n"!s re- v"d ~ Them arr added ior
,he uotnsal OF those VINO may be troubled with
similar complaints.
Geutlemen--A.er having tried by III recon-
incubation OF my friends slmust ever, mrt,cne
for cough withoni the least relief | had rrcour.e
to your New England Cough Syrup, md sIn ma
hled to say, with much ihankiuIness. fat llha
cured the Of one OF the most obs mate co7eh,lev
er knew and shall feel it 10 be a dor, iopecommeni
it 10 every ono whom tod in need OF so valnall l.
a mei'one. S'gned-Yo respectfully.
JOIN ?. SlEPHENS,
The very great hsn' Ct that have derived from.
the use II Your S,inp Las astrhi,hrd me beyo,d
measure. From thr length al time that / $, # red
with a D"st inv,t,a'" cough, ! supposed Should
n. ver be I'D o II While lived Bu, h, akng the
bottle of Syi"p which procured from you have
bern perfectly cured and HOW e. j,Y ed health
Sigued SIlIINAN ROBINSON.
Sc erhl physicians have u.t'd toe y. l.. Cough
Syrup in th'r Practice. An ord,i WIS ,td
some timc since from Distinguishing mealcnl
geui man a; the south. In Subsequent tethe
remarks. " Your Cough Syrup i. inyaln,hle. It
cured me entirely of an inyetetsre cough uppu
takihg the 9th dose. OF the dozen which reefi-
we'd from y"U, gave away all hu two bnu's ,sod
OF the two used III my own case, "a par o. ~ The
otne, | have hy me. In nlmasi every case OF ,hose
I'll.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-25

Id RSU mi to decree pronounced by the
l. Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanoery
for the county of Amherst on the Nth day OF Sep
tembcr, 1882 in the case of the President, Dircc-
tors and Company OF the Bank Of Virginia mud the
President, Directors and Company the Farmers
Bank of Virginia, against Richard Harrison, Nan
cy Shields, John Penn, James S Pcndleton, Rich'd
Burks, WA. Turner, Henry l.. Davies, Sterling
Claiborne, Rich Ii. Burks, VIM. Morgan, IN his
own right, and the surviving partner of John NJ.
Settle & Co, Chapman Johnson, John l.. Haynes,
Thomas Aldudge, Gust0vus a Rose Martin
London, VIM. Petit and VIM. Mcdaniel The
undersigned, Commissioner appointed for tina, put
pose, will, on Friday the Both OF March next upon
the premises in the said decree mentioned, ana at
the dwelling house of Richard Harrison in the
county Of Amherst, proceed to sell, at public auc-
sion on credit of one and two years for equal
portions of the purchase money, taking from the
purchaser or purchasers, notes negotiable and pay
able at one ofthe Banks in Lynchburg satisfaco
rily endorsed the tract OF Land situated in the
county Of Amherst, wherein the said Richard Har-
rison now lives, and conveyed and described in the
deed Of trust Of the Dist Of August 1921 and fled
as an exhibit in said cause, The legal title to til,
said Land will be retained until the purchas,
money is paid.
CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY, Com
Feb % ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-25

q rOLEN from my plantation, near New elias
- gov, in the county of Amherst, on Sunday
night the 18th Fcby last, dark brown JACK,
OF ordinary sizcHc is / years old, has a blaze IN
his face of unusua! length inclning to the right
the end Of one of his cropped and his hoois
are uncommonly long, the effects of founder
have reasons to believe he has been carried to some
of the western counties of this State and sold, pro
badly to the county of Botetourt. Any informa-
ton given me, that get him aguin, will he
thankfully received, and the person literally re-
wared. ED A. CABELL"
New Glasgow, March Is. I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-25
RED tOA.
&a'!k

lUSEiE beautiful chestnut sofrel, II years olIlhs
- spring, viii stand the ensuing season,
commencing on tic 20lh day Of March, ol
!. J. Moorman's, ON the Lynehburg and Sa
lem Turnpike, , miles from Lyncl,burg at
Nj Il. Finch. Stable, at Campbell Court house j,
aud at Mr. II. Gibbons on the Richmond road, -
miles fion Lynchburg, OF which stands he
VII be regular, exeep, public days, and
vii be let 10 mares at the moderate price OF Sc the
singlo leap 10 be paid at the Tune Of serviee--aay
person putting mare, fthc mare shouldn't stand,
nay come irto the sehson nj 80 to be dischaf
god - a II paid WITHIN the season, or ssl5 10 in
SUIT % cents 10 the groom la cttry case.
PEDIGREE.
RED FOX was got by the celebrated horse Ma
diaon, who wos got by the imported horse Domed
his dam by Young Dragon, who was 70, by the
imported horse Dragon, his grandam by KIN 2
lIaod his grandam by Apollo, who was got
by the imported horse Janus The greatest aten.
ton Will he paid to prevent accidents escapes,
bat we wiII mol be responsible for any.
THOS J. MOORMAN,
TIIOS. JONES.
March I'm