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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-11-29

ASnp ooce, ~ his Wit, extneaeed ~
nososy Isum dilkculiy into which the e.
CO.. Il Vine had thsown him.-Xanehae b.
inR q FEAST with his disciples, and de
wfes beS;aning 70 mount into his head, b
hse1e1, q DE proposition q enc u them,
that b woald drink The 80, conIsntipR to
fosssit ID estate Il he did not perform it.
He eavo h;ssiag 10 pledge, ard Tie student
ave ks, The next day havisg entirely
ksgut what lad haPpcsed a ths preceding
- ~ aseonished o fnd that 10 hid MOI
he siae. Esop kav;ag related TO him the
circumstances, b felt completely mortified
ss1 ssxed, naturally judging what be had
on1sstaken 70 perform was perfect impos-
st1fliiy. In this posrSexcd affair be had rs-
esssse % EsOp, begging him TO use all bic
-, Il ~ address, 90 h1 subtlety, and Ill
- MBssienee, 10 get him ont of this affair,
- % sseover honosshly The pledge which
Aohed xivsa. Esop conceived dis plan,
,sAich shs philosopher put in practice.
'VWhen ths day arrived f0e the decision Of
- wager, al de people of Samn were A.
eeaho6d npon ths sea rhnve, 70 see il what
aDanss tho philosopher wouM draw him
VvSS - U1SAO O11DaboJuWO0sSUCtts - LIZ
lssephss asIivsd. and carpet being spread,
eooa tahoe eoVssod, he ordered his scrvsnts
- present him With cup q water ont of
- -, and holding il up in his haads. ho
s6luDd q his .dyensry in . Ioad vo,ee. What
~ooo ID terms Of The wseor7 H sasser-
"a Nhaa ~ had oneaycd $50 drink III TIE
wloes ousof The Sea. Then tuning hia.
so)fso shs assembly, be said, "Inhabitsnta
Ge1anss, sou know perfectly veil that the
sisDsand nvalsts discharge themselves IN
70 ~ -; Now engaged to drink the ~
~ efxbs sca only, and no& that Of all the
sisew vi,ich run into il, therefore my disci-
posane 6sM prevent Tho rivers from run
80 iasO The Sra. and when he shall have
duso chat, I will drink IT," This inventioa
eaaissly succeeded. Tho scholar thrcw
Amso6 q Xaa1hnsb feet eonfesing that
heWo conquered, and begged him to de.
0iueshs wager, which was rcadily accedcd
sAseths saanfaction of III ths people, who
osul1 - s.6e;catly admire il's weakness
0E&suPS vi.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-11-29

Aucu Sss0 0sesoA OCBUW " 80 - -
steam, and took another Pipe and wsat 70
smokis - Of nothing hsd happsasd, and
now says-l, Ginnl lss have . ssscA 81
The comet, with that b put q - Pses,
and says be, Major take . Pair, - kssp .
basket full ON en- - they Do q diPPsss q
Gadsbys, it helps shese sighted folks migh-
tily, 30 took . pair, and and The Giasal,
we went out and booked I'll aboat, hM -
see nothin streaked nor with lua9 sail =
they said il was in Downingville. Al hi
says tie Ginssl, I'm tissd ont, says IL,
haint had no SIGH star gaze since ] So ~
transit Of saturn sometime ago. Wei, 0yu
|, Ginral, don't know what You mean b
tbat-there's no sich stuff = tDsat u he
drill Of the Dowuingville militia; bat Nv
somcvcr, my notion ont ID ID - great 49,
der ne haint seen No counit, 81 I esso llr.
Blair wean jest s;ch specs; bat il yuasA c.
pen Gin Buffers spy slas, ysu'd ssen Il,
ifthere's any snakes u Cassidy. Owfaks
in Downingville seed il, aud they're ~ i Z
putty great takiD about il tel 5e. Uncie
josh says, that Jake Jaker The schooauss-
ter, telled him luther day, that it took ths
Hartford Conventien, hand upon 3 munehs
to conjor up TIA: CONT il tho lasl va, -
they guess - how Tie oppusitiooa eoe jese
SIGH kink into their heads On account q
the war upon The Bunk.
Major, says the Gins,l, il oue Il de ex-
p;ring struggles II the monstsr b eusvuass
the community, Gen. Fmsysh ssys thsyie
determined % move Akesuo: bue In af n
use TO agitate he subject pseastussly, -
] been coasaleed, I'd ~ up esuust -
sboa6 senng 4 hslfwsysesssDGhsHs sssup.
That ~ wosld says !, 0isa.l, - vsaa
have ths wosd sloay oh u lssxs lst>ess
Ike the tsanpareneys q the DoWniaGville
lections.
Howsves nys be, m euasult wilh ~
sasu1ogsr ahost Ne natses, whea 10 esu.es
heck fro0 lection,
Thaab 1sheays I, Ginsal I, al ysu aaa
- ielDs aagiciaa, e. beoe ths0 u -
g ~. Id bese - - - the losk euessvu
Dc Giesal says y, 81 lvs hsasn ~ -
!aak Sis hase bssa s1nssiaG theasslvsp
M ssaass, thsvs - = sHoue ~ -
dee6 e e. h Fs1UdsoS, ~ they ~ -
IN shss - IL Dsulaaevius ce4eas -
1GetW, - 0sss sqn1nD = wha3 20 -
- ssxt nanss, fohs baak ~ -
esssA NYssays1 01nu1l zshso NelpwoNi
lhat ~ oso11 ~ = NV Yea, ~ -
bank1s 49, e4 Q apeeill agsoe . asspnnp
~ uaesev wieh ~ DbieisS hnneA n ~
nisala 4 - Ht.oeA ~ sflsaGssde.Nou
nys ], 0iaA4, e ~ baak dsee Dssvs q
1ssupeia - Soab efshs pssqos, - -.
lyio - )ec1iso e1scAss, ~ iaGsiGin viah
e6ssioss.scssisss 4 Z thsy aessed =
~ Wey b co10lio - Q meet ~ eoGpie
ns9s fl, = No hDssa NY - = 9.
Nd hsrs tsieed Ne British ssrolcsev inse
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-11-29

Hun - -. 1sas -.
LAST MOMENTS O. DON PEDAO.
Dna Psdse vas = essat and ehivalsoss
- - clssiag hesr e - sxisasscs - he
~ Aeea = eveey eveat = 10 lie. He
se1fng pans6on" ~ 0sjitary aDssy 80
sde = 6neA = : ha4 hsss q ~
eeno1 81 49, as1sf efh4 lhvseios
aIusa - Gnllnae darsag, biz dsessioa
Il elnsoesss, 50 ~ Bsekless csoaeapt a
dsarss, ae9 = AaDsae - ~ ss0ance e
~ fs1al aess. Aasag ns6ssa esp-
go Napo)sos No 1osbG wss IL os3sl a
his c1nbsaioo, asd ~ eeaqssssr whsss
g. - 1919 hava euwa1m - -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-11-29

oil tsOe dew ee0 % oan10oDoty4cn0
- - acquitted By ahsaa. An assc-
- w,s yslaaed 70 - . few days ego,
wsaidh nay serve 10 illustrate shsir agra
'culnal zeal. MOI joag siaes, 1t . treaty
ss = soas eabee occasisa of the diseribu-
tiaoef pressses, Ploagh, with To har-
aa0for hsr>ss vas givsa soa Shawnee-
10 hssahsr q 90 of ~ chiefs, With the re-
|qusse that b would 81 % example 70 his
|ssihs il uaiag Il. The dsiightsd I.dian
|i00sdiasely UpaiEed 70 bis hoao, aud
wiel assal igsd BY he nsvelsy efthe pro-
|isc1, prepared - become N husbandoan
70 God earnest. A couPle of poeies
|wheso ueessmosd locks, and awkward
nj savoured haale efahe asaane0 of uhs
|se6Dlss buils tsasus ef she Dutch q Van
~ ksasss, wsse dssasasa 10 BE he ~
|siseass 10 ehis veadssfal expesiaesi, and
|vess with ssoSAilieulty asd . gosa ~
|ay szeesaaisas, il god lndiaa Cod bed
Eaelssh, clicked into ~ eean"-aad
|aoS esms - <enssel ao6 he tue." TIE
!oanpasinsas ladian plaesd hlmsslf b.
|ewess she sliDn sed gave The word The
|peaiss reared - Plsaged-Shawnes was
10 philssoPhss, snA - swore-he was no
30, like Barns - indiae soaes, and jsn-
Ne ehe oads q Tie lisss, between the
elouGh ailes-she plough made any thing
|buea fassow ard the farmer was any thing
|bue eala. TIE Ksag q China holds his
|pluneh n ths Psessscsof hin subjects, but
Shawnee eosDd DO - such thing, even Il
- void. h vas too mnch-he drew
H. kss6e and dew bic ponies, cot ths
|Aassass IL tataers, ard msde . pile q ths
|wlsls uPos ssishborning brusA heap.
- 49, sseasng ths whole O 6ss, looking
|pialy - until Il wss coassasd.-ASani
|erae Lebe.
JAMAICA.
fscu our Jamaica ilss ~ Learn some
|6hrehse particulars 10 those published yes-
|ssrjsy.
Nsch acsimoaious kcsliag exists il the
mlanA fiuo the new state q thiaO
Assughe absst by Tie apprenticeship lav,
|uhie1, = might havs besa aseicisated,
- ~ wssk wsll-proviag go sfthsss
|e1neiaa dssams II legss1aisea which heve
$3.50 lsso ~ oveswsaasng ae1 0is-
r0senA phsoothsepy ard sGass igooe1nos
Efhh No. eoo6ieieo e ~ Wese 1odia
|.a1Ixn. witch - aashs1 10 eonsss C
~ 1uia;aA rariiansat - several ysas
-
- sssviseial asssatly, - sssal, 80
1880 v;eh ~ ssigsiag oDvssass.
~ Yiasussa Cbsseie)s e GA ~,
49, sfsho asbiesasy eso1aGe q -
~ 80 49, noaieo 49, - -.
- e IL esss9bly eaa06ss, dsssss1
n n rilieniso u si0s eoseo0o - 80
-, 81 tA;ahs easssss aay = aill g.
~. y ssisssag dD!see9s 0ses 49,
- . b CNowsll - % saPey 49,
Ne.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-11-29

From yo0s, 10 SaUe,
JOSHUA DOWNING,
# Dpwniagville.
Dew Uae1e.-a = soosss spt ysw -,
Der, than | - ont spsa dp1 ~ ~ =
|the Ciasssl's, - know Tie ePphee eftAs ~
mattes; lland him qsisaly snski.e -
|rpe, hstees naaesed thaa hsis ~ q ~
(tine Gincs ~ Nv - ~ spsiae, - :.
|mys ! 0inml, what's yuas neaiaa e - e.
|essse, shas ~ spPsssaisas - eissso -
WHY Majos, nys ., its n hoax, thuveb
10 such fhiag os swsuld hsa IL ~ CHI
lleoe ago. Doae - 40 sastais ont says
|G;nral; il you'd seen sch . sight = os,r
jfolks down il Dow.ingvills sss tsaher sighG
|yon'd been ing;n out fs some cotton ban,
about the quickest gues.-UscleJ osh
witt me that h. and aunt Dazhis and Zekel
Relow ay they hsint seen no SIGH sigh4
this dogs ago. was going TO haad kim
Uncle Josbes letter, bot SEED be va b.
gaining TO look sathy, fos be begun TO scamp
lon The 6oor, and - let his Pipe sn al 10
smash, and re he'd bit a one esnd ont
land chawd i III up 10 noehing-then be
OCSuu ~ uosO Wo0 sWV yCoS W. o6o0 S1D0oX
his hickory over me. What's the natter
Gins.l, says |, yoa seem to be settis lee-
tie nly- your settia up your Ebepezer
guess. Major Downing, says he, do 700
mean to insult me, III beat you al % .
|pummis. Not I'll Washington, not ths 20
'tomsc itself shall stand between me aud The
imam who has dared 70 insult me. Maios
Down:ng, what do yoa mean says b, rsis-
ling his cain, what DO you mean By The baes
|of cottenf A seen the Ginsal Wa eit-
tia 8 leetle arrest, and thinks to myself, it
wont do to let h;m git hss dan3sr up, ~
|sl,ant be able 10 git any thing out @ him y
bout tho cnmet; % says ], Ginsal you'd
want Tho bales az coeooa 70 keep Tie duse
|out of your eyes il casa The comet should
whisk bic tail heceaboues. kpa % - taua-
ted in this manner, ssys Tie Ginsal dsal
|git into your tansrums, 6oot b - ohslsupi-
lus. After ~, says Ginzal, yuu ass not q
coarse fellow-take yoa when you've yous
ipiPe well lit, and they haunt sent yos none
lof them pcsl<ey committees, nor nobody
haint spoken to you about Nh. Riddle, MOI
the Bank for 4 considerable spell, - III
iA~~~.~ l.:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-23

do any thing to secure our property from these
fanatics and plunderers, will tremble for the Sc
curity of their own. 1t is my deliberate opinion
that the unbalanced democracy Of the middle
and some of the Northern States will pass, by
rapid transition, through anarchy to despotsm,
and am thoroughly convinced that the nstitu-
ton of domestic slavery, paradoxcal as it may
SEEM is an indispensable element In an unmixed
representative republic.
How sacred. then is our obligation to provide
our posterty all the necessary means OF ueieno-
ing and preserving an institution, as esseh'ai u
their existence and their liberty as it is obnoxious
10 the prejudces of those who have the greatest
possible facilities for assang it. Under these
solemn convictions should be laithless and
treacherous sentinel upon the watch tower oil
the State if were to lull my fellow citizens IN
to false and fatal security, by crying "alis
we'll" when the incendiary, brandlshing MS loren,
is in the very act of passing the barriers OF tne
fortress, with the purpose OF putting hfe 10 inc
temple.
Iii in vain that we labor TO transmit 10 our
children barren inheritance of wealth, ii unac-
companied by an adequate guaranty tnaI they
will enioy il as freemen. And do awfully ap-
prebend that if we do not now provide such
guaranty, after all the admoniory lessons we
have had from experience, and all the porten,
tous signs we have seen in the heavens the heAt
generation may not pass away, before the cries
of our posterity, from amidst the smonderlng
and bloody ruins of the State, will rise up IN
Judgment against us.
am now prepared sir, (said Mr.. Med, adj
dressing the Speaker) under the solemn sane
ton Of an oath, to pledge my undivided aile.
| glance to the State of South Carohna-and al
The same time to pledge myself under the same
sanction, to "preserve, protect, and defend the
Constitution of the United States" even against
the violations and infractions of those who may
pretend to act under its authority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-23
From the Albany Microscope.
THE OI1II.TING

The following is description OF scene
,hich lately participated with circle of m
riends in this city. If you publish IT. you WI
ave the appreciation OF Many.
The day is set, the ladies met,
And at the frames are seated,
In order placed, they work in haste,
TO get the quilt completed.
While fingers fly, their tongues they ply,
And animate their labors,
By counting beaux discussing clothes,
Or talking of their neighbors.
"Dear, what pretty frock you've on'-
"Tm very glad you like it."
"rm told that Miss Micomicon
Don't speak to MIR. Micate,"
"Is saw Miss Bell the other day
Young Browns new gig adorning-"
"What keeps your sister Ann awayT"
"She went to Troy this morning"
S'Tis time to roll-my needles broke"-
$50 Tabor's stock is selling"
"Abhy's wedding gowns bespoke"
LEND me your scissors, Ellen"
"That match will never come about'-
"Now don't fly in passion"
"CorsetS they say, are going OUT
ayes, busks are all the fashion,"
The quilt is done, the tea begun
The beax are all collecting;
The tables clear'd-the music heard,
His partner each selecting.
The merry band, in order stand
The dance begins with vigor-
And rapid feet. the measures beat,
And trip the may figure.
Unheeded by. the moments fly,
ola Tim hi m Golf dancing
Till nights dull eye is Cpd to spy
The steps Of morn advancing
Then closely stow'd. to each abode,
The carriages 90 fitting,
And many dream has for its theme,
The pleasures Of the quilting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-23
CASH FOR 400 NEGROES,

CASH FOR 400 NEGROES,
INCLUDING both sexes, from IL to 25yeals
l. ofage. Persons having likely Servants 10
dispose Of will find it to be their interest to give
US call, as We will give higher prices in cash
than any other purchaser who IS now, or may
hereafter, come into this market.
dec II FRANKLIN & ARMFIELD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Bank of Potomac will be closed, on
l. Christmas day next. All notes falling Que
on the 25th, are requested to be paid on Wednes.
day, the oath; and all notes intended to be OF
fered for discount, are to be put in Bank Oh
Wednesday, before o'clock, p. M.
dec 22-3t C.. PAGE, Cashier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-23

DRAWS TO-NORROU
Literature Lottery of the State OF Delaware,
Glass No. 81 for 1894,
To be drawn in Wilmington, DEL on Wednesday
December "a,
HIGHEST PRIZE $1,000
Tickets 50 25; halves 122; quarters sci cents.
To behad in a variety Of numbers Of
j. CORSE,
Lottery& Exchange Broker. Alexandria.
G~An Official List Of the dra wing of the pro-
perry lottery at EcOtt's Mills is received, and
may be examined at CORSE'S Office.
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Who can doutf erE,ocy ofthe
Indian ' egetable Elixir.

Tf'6io u l ttfi'. ma /, IN, snbscun + La.s
- ios several y.ar. past, a, stated retiuA
been erevous', III Ell " IN rhruma,i,m m. and
nave al n'" eai' h n o Gaed TO M, Il. ~, una
hrto attend ny ordinary ayoc"tion, I fs5 r..
>o'td 10 the mmon temeGIe wthoot otn.urg
tr"ei. fien'ii ( "i the vaue o! DR. A. FL. a.,
h'hicint, sfPhed n him ioi 4 @ .an.e aud have
u" ', o' !" IN Aty ii his Indian Vrs",Aolt
I'll XII, b'rn lPrttcy cor,d. On an. n,ca.nnI
"a' ,pf "'o'e than IN 'uth in such a i n tom
"a' oid Mt mos" NY nni,s w,Iboul a ,n.tp
d 'hakrs u>e OF one b"ifI, Il he Int,aa V..rs
nc III GA i"as 'es.ored. A am. b.i TIM ga,
me spaoe " 40 weeks unaile 90 .H,f az
Gus ana d, az usr nl pur hottIe n.s .,,,n re-
! eVed- he tore recomn,eud ,o,,7u, and
y IN G'eu' cshh cue, tiis NV. tuatls s,pr6. 8.
~ who At I'll It'd IA kAsu,,. r.. ,'.,,nl,,nt,
,,.,.,.: ". BARCLAY. +
MIDLAND BlSr!ICT, J
po,..,,. mt o' South Caroin
it'send"V appeared before m. Vim p,,,,
ana hlaue Oath hat the above CtrIf, Ito . .,l,
WM. BARCLAY.
ROBr. BRYCE J. T.. IA. on 4
W The above vsluah VI tl,,,ne /. for sic By
zee subscribers, sole ageu's "a ,n, houre
j. l. J. r.. EO. ALL.
""'r"o wlnmI2m
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EeN,OVa\.
May 10

consequence OF the late destructive fire 10
IL Pearl street, Ne" York. (by which our bills
receivable, part of our '"oks and nj our valuable,
stock Of Dry Goods We're dcsnoyed) wo have NOV
ed from No. 203 Pearl ST. to No. 59, William St.
bctwee Wall and Pine streets, where we are @.
pehins an entirely new sock of Goods, orapted to
the wants OF the Southern and Wesle,n country,
whlch we on for sale by the pirce o. package for
ash or approvco credit.
DOREMUS SUYDAM & NIXON
~ B.-Our Warehouse, No 209, P,an st. i,
now being rebuilt to which we intend removing on
the frs day of Jnnusry next.
New York July "a, 1884 6w
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w the AM.c,eA.

IL. JOS. l.. MAX n ELL a. MIR. RICE
~ are preparcd to offer to The community STAG.
ner's newly invented TRUSS, by the use of winch
they propose TO etieci, be yond doubt a permanent
cnre otti'a los painful and distressing COMPLAIN,
called Hern'a Cor Rupture,) which has never been
effected by the most approved Truss hitherto pre-
sen'ed TO The pubic. ! he principle upon winch
ms Truss acts IN the restoration of The pars TO IA
healthy co"d'tlon, is radically different from any
other ever Offered tor the patronage OF the aH ctcd
DR. M g. Mr.. K. deem it unnecessary 10 multi,
ply recommenda DRY language, not only from the
fact thn' they have their possession testimonials
lint viii SATISFY the mos' ncredu GUS bur That the
russ has only to be propery abuse to the rup
turcd sufferer TO recommend itself
They viii be al Charlotte G. f. on the 81 and
days OF August, at Luncnburs C Ii. on he SIN
day OF Angus, al Nono"oy on III. SA and NJ
petersburg on tn, llth, l2h & 18Th Of August.
DR.. IL. LATHAM, of this place. has ,be
exclusive right of applying the above truss IN IN.
counties OF Campo II and hherst He deems II
useless 70 say any thin. IN icl4,on To the stlt,ecI
eAcep' mat ne guarantees CUE IN e,eIv cas. II.
has seen letters from om of The most eminent Mo
u''' ger 'eheh OF "A Mt Ky, st ting its suncrorl-
~ over any other ms rutaent Of the kind
Jrly 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25
U~fresh spring and summer 10
GOODS.

UUSr receIy.da large AMI choice assortment
- oil staple and fancy Dry Goods Of the latest
inpoi atoms, such IA
Rlch Olympisn, .Iarnanni, Nesno, Cape de
Chen, and other fancy fldkfs aud Shawls
cust Dunslabe Bonncts
L, cnch and Swiss Painted Muslins
Caticos Of CIV ry style
R,ch fsd and wnered Silks
Sup Maiconl. IIaian and other Lustring, ivory
cheap
Jr black and blue black Gro dc Mp Silks
A variety Of cold Gro de Nap >ilks
White, pink ana blu. Saiins and Florcncs
PLAN 4 Boblnetis and "A PLAIN and hs'd Gre
sianetts
PLAIN Bobnetls AMI fg'd Gree nnet Cspes
A cheap assortment OF Girghams
Rich Bio de Ribbons for Bonnets
Bct Ribbons
lrish Linens and Kertings
Linen Cambria lldkts
PLAN nd hg'd Null Musins
Cambrlcs ord Cambria Moslins
Corded and checked Muslins
Corded Skirts, at various prices
SHk and Cotton Hosiery
A general nssor,mcn, OF Ladies' and Gtn,lemen's
Gloves, &c.
E1a invite The attention Of the Ladies to the
above, and a great variety Of Others not mentioned.
FOR GEN fLEMEN'S WEAR.
Black an1 green Summer Cloths, white and CO
lo'ed Drnes, fancy Casslnncrcs for Summer,
Ernne,ts, fancy D.nls, Roam Cssimcres, Plus
burg Cords Circassians and Bombazints, suret
black blue and fancy cold Cloths super black
blue and tancy cold Cassimcrrs, blue and green
itAbh Cloths, tor sumner coa's, Summer Hats,
Bandannn iickfs general assortment Of I'm
brellas BombazIne and other Stocks
The above. comprising handsome and extern
/.
sent times. Wholesale and retail denlers are
requested 10 Call aid examine the stock
ROBERT KYLE.
May l2 Is
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TO mr. pUBt.fC.
Indian Vewet BILE Elixir

PMS ir,aluabe ~ u,rinp. .h,.l ha. Of y.
- ,e'r sseu-d % me al en- iaa IN Eur n,
'"s recently madf IT, Appearance ~ ihr gu TN,
Pnd "nh - less aim - h, THE If \ speed, IA,
th" u" M t'ose K fnciaIlHg complains Ebea.
mai IN, Gon' and pan IN thu Booze, Jo,r and
Hhe'h..t lroG -, Ire Us OF mercury a., Zine,
causes. S. ffrdaal hn, ihe Veg4t4bI4 Fin,
r'eved IN all those eases IN hi h II Is rrton.e+a
led, ha he pt"pr,pior feel. utHrisrd 10 .ta,. .
",l eR'.ct q cuIe N n,heiy cases oui Of u hao,rl
nh"n taken according ia ,he printed dr,elnp
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SEQ enn''iy OF v eetahIe i"gredirnts. AID ana, Ia
taken VI n III the lea I risk nt mar, to In. c,o.
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th"' satIsincton OF ,ho.e - ma, tel d, fus.A u,
loub' III etheac, otthis III, die inc, the following
ctrt'hr dt"s ar suumtted
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fof some Ill, Il ~itii the rheumatism ,,u
>tverei from which he Could get 20 rrtet unt
teipg adv ssd iopracu,- $ ne II d. Fnch' f.,
iian Vsgetnbr Elk, whith he accutd,nrf, ,nl
and iiom 4" hlch. att, tokirg feu o,4. ". en-
'"t,y : -Veo. |AML PEARoE.
Columbia, april l6i. 1882.
his IS toe rilfy tha N sobSc, br, had teen tor
some yrHis tofnnonird wnh that ,noN, ytrs=iptu.
"a ease, cbior,c khsnn t,sn, and - AS aae,sed IA
FEBRUARY last pro. re ron d.. Fitch .oms u
MS lndlan Veg".eb'e Enyir A cn,d;ngi, rtp
cured some Of 1t. ILL IL m g,.rt sufpfsr an.
'li greater teilet II entn.i, removed the c,ni
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sine hai t.turn # L. JE- Sc ARiflR
IhcE Si-o'li b, F!ICH
Colum n. Ap,'2l, 1892.
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70 ~ Hing OYeen Races.

pin annual meeting Of til Bo ung Green
> Jockey Club, Wyihr county, Va viii COM
mtneo on Tuesday The % Angus mex,
Is' Day-A sweepstake Tor 3 year olds, entrance
$loo half forfeit, four subscribers and closed
I'd pay-Jockey Club Purse $3.50 > mile heats
entrance $l5
ID pay-do do do 800, mile heats, en-
trance $50
9th Dy-do do do $500, best three in
five entrance SIS.
ON p"v--a sweeps'ake, $50 entrance, half for.
ie', TOUR Subscribers a closed On this day a
Jockey Club purse OF about s2O0-the mode of run
mug tor which to be prescribed re after by IN,
''1e-wi'l be put ur. A. B. MOORE, Sec'y.
July 81 I'D
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NOTICE.

10y virtue of deed OF rust, execu'edby sam
- nel Steele 10 The subscriber, for certain pof'
poses Their IN ns,oned, beafing date nc i5'h OF
eeember, 1882 and recorded "a the Clerks Once
Of thu rounty court Of Amhera, shal on the
29th day ofihe present onih. al Bnifnloe Springs
the said county Of Amherst, proceed to sell, by
say Of public auction for cssh, al the properly
IN said deed contained, cons'su1g principally q
eight Horses. ohe Woggon aud Gear. one Horse
Carr ard Gear, four Cows, thirry Ave head Of
Hogs, one SCI OF Wheelwrgbl's Tools complete,
out Saddle. four Brides, one Cutting Box, four
eight Hes various articles of House
hold nnd Kitchen Furniture, one large Mnp.
Plngb Ger, &c.
AcIog trustee, shall make such TILE only
as s vested in me by said deed J. WILLS.
Aug. tds