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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
New EaN Il Winter Goods.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT,
Oct. l3

APPOSIrE the Market House, have the plea
~ sure OF announcing 10 their friends and the
public, that they have received their entire stock
of Fall and Winter Goods, making much the
largest assortment which they hnve ever had the
pleasure OF opening. Without entering into detail
Ill be sui cieni 10 say that their stock comprises
almost every article that is desirable in the Dry
Goods, Hardware, aud Grocery line Being selec
ed, principally for Cash, by one of the Partners
in Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. they
will say TO their friends, that every inducements in
The way Of quality, STYLE and price will be ofered
them for n continuance Of their favoTs. Attention
rs invi'ed particular, to the following ar,iules
Clothes aud Cassimeres, of every shade and
qnalny.
Stripe. Point, and London DuHel Blankets.
large aud complete assortment Of Rose do
very heavy,
One Bale. assorted from "a 1874. French
Mackinaw do, new and most desirable articl for
family beds.
large and desirable assortment of Negor
clothing. such as Napt Co,tons, coarse Cassneils
gren, gray aud white Kerseys, mkt army Cloths
~, toset ,sr with "a, 4 d and 4 Linse,s of very
desirable colors aud pa,terns-3-4 and A Red
Blue, Brown, and White do. &C. &c &c.
Also. complete assortmen, of silk goods.
Fancy Handker
chiefs of new styles Cambrics. Cali,us,, MuI;,s
CTcassians Of all colors aud widths Bombszires
French and Eoelish. ChslIevs Of thu most drsirs
BILE patterns and shades. English and French Ma
rn"s, Figured C,tcass'ans of superior quality, aud
many other desirable articles Tor the Ladies. ia
which we particularly invite their a,t.n,iou-such
as Bon"et. OF the latest styles, Ribbons, Belts
Gloves, lIo'iery, embracing a complete sssor mr. a,
OF SILK, Cotton, WorHed, md Merino, ,ogp,hr,
with La'es, Edg'ngs, Quilting, Bobn.,tes, Gre.
cianeitrs, figured aud pun. with variety of Other
articles in their line, which they deter min ed IL
sell low for Gosh.
ROBINSON Il ELLIOTT.
Nov, 3 a..
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ruNtllS IL 10 give notice that all tho Bonds and
l. Accounts thai ore due the subscribers, tina,
are not paid by the first day of Mach ncxt,
will be indsciminutoy gwen up TO officers for col
lection, without regard TO age, size or condition.
CllESLEY CUNDlFF & CO.
In ia
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TN rs ITNNO
PEDIGREE.

SihI'NiAN IS n line s"r,el, nearly l6 hands
h'eh, and for symmetry Of form and power Of
muscle. IS surpassed by no horse in this S,a,e-tip
Willie IL years old this spring-he was cot by Old
V"gin"n-hr by Old Sir Archy Vmgia,an's dam
ny Ola ohy'ock, he WAS 60, 'y the imported Bed
ford, his dam by the impo, ted Diomed, hi. p,an.
dam by the imported ST.. George, his e. prandam
10y the imported Fearnoueh,. his 6. e. grsndam hy
the imported jolt, Roger, ana came on, Of an in,
ported mare; Vrsin,Hn's g'and.m toy C,lar, his
e. e'"nda" by Spad'll, his {. &. graodam 10y Old
jupiter.
VIII he se'n by the above Pedigree, ,ha, no
horse OF the continent has superior ,ions IN
blood both io' speed aud bottom. He was train.
rd tie Fall after he was three years old, and run
two races IN the county Of Fauauier and never
los, heat. lie afterwards got badly foun dcred
which prevented his beng trained any more
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Jan. ]

TENllE subscribers will in future kcepa good as
n sorlmeni OF Ropes, Twines, Mattresses, &c, a,
the Store Room occupied by Mr A. Garrett, near
the market house, and Immediately opposite the
Store of MIR. John J Purvis, where great induce
fnonts will DO offered 10 purchasers. either whole
sale or retail ECIlOLS * CUNDIFF
Jan Is
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AAanA for Sale.
l1|''l

WISH 10 sell my L,nd, lying In Amherst
4 county, ~ miles tom l., ochburg, aud d md
hal miles from the Court hause. and n nile aud
y hall west Of the Main Road from Lyncbbor, 10
Charlottesville 100 acres IN the tlact Their.
Is not more heal nv situation IN the State, nor n
place more certain 10 yield we'll in every Kind of
grain. tobacco AND clnvrr. There are about 500
acres IN cultivation. ana Eve hundred IN woo,is
great part OF which - rs rich toiae land as could
he desired. The improvements are a 70 I'd frame.
Dazzling House. w,h rooms. aud The usual ont
houses, bearing trees OF good fruits, of various
Kinds, sufficient Tor any one family. Possession
wenld be given on or before the first day Of Janu-
airy, 1896. with the privilege Of seeding 1T the
common time. Any pure haser can be amply fur
"lshed on the place, with grain and rough food,
live stock and plantation tools. Nv iand is a
bu"daotly waiered with good springs ani branch
rs. EDM'D WINSTON.
Ar Refer to DR.. G. "A. Rose who is authorized to
sell. E. w.
Jan. % via
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TO TIE PUBLIC.
Indian Vegetable Elixir.

fAilIS Invaluable medicine, which has Of late
~ Yeas excited so much attention in Europe
has recently made its appearance in this country
aud with no less claim 10 The title Of specific for
the cure Of those escrnciating complaints. Rhcu
maii'm, Govt and pain in the Zones, Joints, and
"heihet from too fee use OF mercury or other
causes. So eHpttuaI has the Vegetable Elixir
proved IN all those cases in which il is recommen
ded, that the proprietor feels authorised to state
VIII elect cure in ninety cases out of a hundred
when taken according TO the printed directions
accompanying each Bottle. The Elixir 10 compo.
sed entirely OF Vegetable ingredients aud NAV be
taken without the least risk Of injury ito the con,
sli'u''on. II is unnecessary to say more in favor
ct tbs invaluable REMEDY. Too many in this CON
m"nity have already been cured bv il for its vir.
tues long to remain unknown, and il must and
will become the universal resort of the ,aiIlic,c ed
here. M II has done in other places. For the fur
Their satisfaction OF those who may feel disposed to
honh the efficacy ofths tdicne, the following
certificates are submitted.
ms rs TO certify that the subscriber ha wing bee
for some lime afflicted " iih the rheumatism very
severely, from which he could get no relief until
being advised :" procure some Of DR.. Fitchs In
dian Vegetable Elixir, which he accordingly did
and from which. alter taking few doses, was en-
tirely relieved. SAM'L PEARSE
Columbia, April 10Th, 1892.
This is to certify tina, the subsc iber had been for
some years tormentcd with that most excrucs ting
disease, chronic Rheuma Sm and - MS advi,.d on
February last ,oprocnre from DIR. Fitch some OF
his Indian Vegetable Elilir. Accordingly, I pIo-
cured some If IT, aud to my great sunrise and
siil greater relief. !, entirely removed the com
plant, after taking a few doses. and l have not
since had return Of It. JESSE ARTHUR
PRicE $l-Soid by FITCH
Columbia, Z April 81, 1882.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ME subscriber having made his arrangements
~ 10 continue the Brick Mnklng and Laying Blu
sIncss IN this roce, now offers his services TO the
public. Any person calling him, may rest as.
sued Of prompt attention and good work.
FlEDK. IL. MURRELL.
Jan % wv
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VTiRhiNiA.-At ruios held in tho Clerk o o
ihe Circuit Superior Count Of Inv and "' A.; =
Tor Bedford county the 3d day of November lsn VII
NEW Ha, jesse Hall, Jr John Hall ard joel i'a =, II
against John Hail. WIN. Hail. IIezekiab Hail. Elisha
Shaitach Brown and Tabi'ha his wife, late Tali'ns
e"Jnm,n Mn, grove and kezia, his wife late heza nj
Joseph Slaughter, late Sheriff of Bedford county a
mat character adm'r with tho will annexed OF Jon
Dec and bcnJamn Muserove, present admir- MN @
annexed OF laid John Hall, Sr. dec Defts.ln
The defendants John Hall, WIN. Hail. and shso ,hs
hro"n mud kcziah his we, not having en'e,.o ~,
appearances and given security, according 10 n HI
assembly and the rules of this court and il appear"
satisfactory evidence that they not inhsbiah
commonwealth: ia ordered that they do apieSa IN
on ,ne hrst day Of The and answer INT
the plaintiffs That This der hainsericd in nfw.pf
punished IN IynchburP, for two months su:cess.o
Pos'en NJ 'he front door Of tho court house Of 'h
on some court day. -, ct
A copy-Teue, JOE. Wlisor,sr
Jan. WE
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CERTlFICATE

-, MS Is 10 certify that .a'..d the sorrpl horse
'fg"'a', tie property OF Joshua Hardy the Fall
aver he was three years Old made a trial Of hi,
speed on the Winchester course, which wa,
Thought by the best judges be the tastes, mil.
~ ru" over that course. run Vmgin,sn a, Salem
!" Tue county Fs"q"ie', which race he won with
g'fa' fa'r At two heats, hearing Mr.. Marshall
morse ny Richmond, Nr. Smith 5 bay colt NV ClC
ton. and MIR. Uuerback's by Potomac. I RIM h;,,
the second OF November, at Salem, IN. test ,l,,.e
IN hse' winch race he won with ease at ee he ats
"'ven under my hand the l6tn of Drcember 1907
WIN. c. HOUSE
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NEMOVAX,.

JOHNS has removed to the Store
lately occupied by F. S. Miller G. Co. two
Noo's below his former stand, md near the corner
u "e cross street leading to Friends Warehouse
u'e ne invites his customers and the public gen
orally TO examine his present stock Of Fall .nd
Winter Goods. Hc assures them thu, - ,.;n IN =.
prices below his former rates. Those des;rors :,
purchasing will certainly find it to ,heir ;n,eres, =,
call ''e'es' "
JAN. s -
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DE IA MONTElkAT,S
ANNlAN Speciic.

N6ie valuable Medicine is highly recommcn
oeo 10 The public, as beng safe and effectual
cure % Coushs Colds, Consumptions, and diseas
es OF Breast and Lungs, &c. A direction md
certificates will accompany each bottle of Spec;6c
have also received and for sale. n s,nn,v ..
~, IT, Chopman's ANTEDYSPEPTIC Pills
.hese Pills are extensively known, as being an Of.
'ee'uai remedy for the cure of Dyspepsia or Indi.
gcstion-Price SO Gents
For sale by Howell DAVIES,
Dec. 25 ~.
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4 TIE Ut1ttUHt HHI HEyN OIOOUGH HOfSe
V1NGINIAN,
~<E~ \EWlLL stand the ensuing
IN AaU y ~ w season ut Milton Low
VIZ I'M rvs, FUR miles east OF Liberty,

son " Ill commence the ST of March and expirs
the LIST of july To hr let 10 mares n, the rednr ed
p''ee of SIS the single leap, to be laid a, the time
the service is rendrred$ 10 the season, to be paid
on or before the expiration Of the season--,nsu,-
ance Tor $50. to be paid AS soon as the mare is
discovered to br IN ioal. or in any way changed |;
and % cents 10 the groom in every instance. Ev-
cry attention viii be paid 10 mares sent to Virg.
man. but willnot be responsible Tor accidents or rs
csprs. Good and extensive pas,urnge for mares
from distance gratis-Ma,es can be fed on rea
sonable terms by the day.
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For sale, at reduced prices,
Jan. l2

Ladies Fur Cap sand Neck Tppots
Mlssee' 5nliars and German Flutes
A Philadelphia Piano Forte well tuned md
handsomely finished in which bargain
may be had
Brussels CnpoIing, ut New York prices
Scotch aud American do
School Medals neat and appropriate
Mob and Closet Locks very cheap
Patent smith Bellows, nj II 10 each
Mantle Glasses and Chinese Shades
Plated and Bronze Candeslcks-- with many
other desirable Goods.
HENRY BROWN, JR
Opposite the Banks
Jan IL Is
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MR. JAMES Y RODES-Take notice, that
lv4 on Friday The 90 DAY Of February next,
At the house OF John 5. Gooeh. in Msdisonville,
Madison county, State Of Mississippi between the
h urs of9 o'clock in the morning ana 8 in the eve
ming, shall proceed TO take the deposition Of John
s. Gooch, to be used as evidence in suit now de-
pending on the common law side of the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery for tho eoun.
~ of Nelson and State of Virginia, in which am
defendant and you plaintiff, whea and where
you may attend il you think proper.
SAMUEL IL. SHELTON,
Admir- of Robel, T. Shelton, dec
Jan. 10. vim
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AACK ENN AXRE.

Vic subscriber has neatly finished Hack,
WI good and gentle horses, and tn, driver
experienced, steady AMI obliging. which can lie had
at the shortest notice. JOHN IT. HUNT.
ysn. 10 G,
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Feb. 2

A I Circuit Superior Cour of Law anu Chan
IN Gerry, holden for Campbell County, September
term, 1874.
james Campbell Pltf
against
James Mckeypolds, John McReynolds, and John
b. Dabney and Ro. S. McReynods, Trustees, De
feRdan,s,
IN CHANCERY
This cause came on this day to be heard, and by
consent Of the parties, the doth adjudgc order
and decree, that n Commissioner of this Court do
state and settle the accounts between the plaintiff
and the defendants, James and john McRoynolds
and that he report The same to ihl< court wIh any
matter specially stated thought pertinent by him
self, or rcqu,ret by he parties 10 be SO stated.
A Copy-Tcsie,
JOHN ALEXANDER, C. S. G. Chy.
COM lSSlONER'5 OFFICE,
Campbell Court House. Jan. l6 1885 I
The parties interested III the foregoing order Vi
conIt viii take notice, that have appointed the 2ls
day OF February mex, 10 commence III account,
referred 10 IN the foregoing order which day,
the hour OF ten O'clock A. M. they are required To-
attend al my office, (at Campbell Cour, House, J
with their accounts. vouchers and copies of couri
papers, prepared for examination and settlement.
JOSIAH SHEPPER5ON, Com
Jan. ~ w4w
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= VT 'HNoD b"WER,
idgers'o"n, otpi. 1851. Cuur, C,iar

About Two years ago ! vas severely ag1ic,oa
with tn Dyspepsia which had Tor h. a., fin
y'hri, previous 10 the above named time ubi.t
was very much increased by my having n hInoI
vrsstI rnpt"red upon my lungs, nccr stoned bv III,
ing-"hich increased my complaint, Dysrp,s,.
aud general debility aud weakness, 10 such Il.
gree, ina Tor twoy year previous to 10y usinp III.
haiiegani lsam never at meal but my Sim.
ach became % painful that had i'm IN tistelv l.,
throw ltup. Seelog Ga,pgants Balsam O, H. nth
advertised, was Induced 10 try a bolt sf.r
taking the very first dose !, appeared to si,ene,h.n
my stomach aud every dose OF the frs, hon,s
helped me much, that in the course Il fa.
days my stomach began To retain aud digest every
th'og ! ear. continued to use The Bal.am und /
used seven bottles, which cured me po,ir,ly ana
restored me 70 perfect health, which hay. ,n;,,
ed ever since. and not before ios fifteen wear: 1
cher't"lly recommend it 10 all persons " no an. .f
nc'cd with Dyspepsia or debility Of stomach
Given under my hand tn, ! h day of january
1854. HENRY LOTHIAN
Frecrrtck Couuty, Va
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JESSEE.

bright muauo, about forty years Of ngc, low and
trunciy made, thin visage. Iiitle frcckled md
grey his fore teeth inclined TO decay, several of
which are out He is probably five feet eight or
ten inches high, and blink he formerly had holes
made in his ears but II is probable they grown
up, but the may be seen. He is very good
Shoe. maker aud Cooper aud has run the river
q Boaman. lie is pert, handy mar, md has
been hired on, obou, Farmyille aud in PRIME Ed
ward, whore he is in I'll probability concealed by
his relations OF friends Al he is m negligent ne
gro, he may have gotten free papers, and pass for
free man.
The above reward. of One Hundred Dollars, wlll
be given If delivered to me- or Il secured in jail out
Of the State, so as set him again.
WILLIAM A JONES,
Buckingham, Jan. 80 wiw
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- LYNCHBURG
S COTTON MARIN.

Ohm J. PuRvIS has now on hand, md in
- lend. keeping constantly, supply Of spun
COTTON, from the Lynehbnrg faetorg. II Is
6s rate article, end needs only 10 be 'red, 10 be
approved Of.
Jan. - wSw
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srr-'g" rrmtdy Tor I'll ki"ds of worms. Nc. H. 70
,'ie,or has great n"morr Of c+r,i6c.,.. p,o-
possession, Of cares performed h, hi. vsl''. "s
Medicine, Viii, ~""'d I'll several Column, 'f
" ma. aud ",.rs give: only Of ,hs
his advertisement II is nes,ly pu, up n.o.. ., low
PIN lot,Irs. with The name oi The Aieccan - nan.
On the glass OF zach boit'e. aud the o,a Iowa
signature label, pasted on the on, a. e'oi
per "frach bottle TO Pr-sen, il from BEING 80 -
'rrfei'rd. Each bottle is accompanied wnH s eu'a'
s''e d"ec''""s Tor ,,' use which ca" a, all time, h..
mad OF The subscriber, AT one duIlar no, 70
andy the quantity, nj liberal hi,ronni.
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h. SlABLER
Lyn, h',urg. v.

Dr.. john S MILLER Frederick Town, Nj
do hrIeby certify tina, had this las, s,,
and summer constant pain in my stomach. and .
great weakness IN my kidneys. and pam az
my eyes FOR whi.h used gnod many rem.dg''
without giving relief Twas al last recommeod",
10 Try a bottle Of Ga'lrgants Balsam OF HeaI,h
use Of one bo'ir, WHICH procured OF his ay.n, -
Hagefstown. winch restored M To my good he.,,lI
again, aud "m now as well as ever wa. md -.
are II, hb rty To make il know for the hen fl, NJ
those effected in the samewa,
Y"us, &c. JACOB B~Wrp
1agerstown, Sep,. 1884. Cur, ca,
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The beautiful anil high biooded Horse

Nov. 3
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

DpAN AWAY from the subscriber. near tn,
~ New Store, Rockingham, abou, the frs, oil
JULY 1888 my mar
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whole of them were worth, he lost the other
half. In the midst of these his embarrass-
ments, "a worthless fellow, in company with
whom Charles had once drank n bottle Of
wine, had the assurance, Oh the strength OF
this acquaintance, to ask him to be bail Cor
him to n large amount. Charles started at
this request, and the word No was seemingly
bolted out; but il stuck in his throat; he yield
ed, and in few days was ruined man.
Thomas Smoothly was social, polite and
engaging; he loved neither the bottle nor
cards; he hated late hours, which always
gave him the head ache the next day; but
Notwithstanding this, he gambled, drank free
ly, and kept late hours, because his compan-
ions importuned him, and he knew not how
to say No. At length a set of sharpers saw
Thomas's weak side, and marked him for
their prey. They enticed him into deep play,
and never left him till they had his last shil-
ling. Alas! poor Thomas he might have
been an ornament to society, and an honor to
his relatives, had he only learned to say No.
Let youth learn the proper use Of this i'm
portant monosylable. If advised and per-
suaded against your interest, say No. If
tempted to bring blot upon your character,
or stain your conscience, with energy and en-
phasis, say No! But to the prayer Of want,
and to a call Of real honor or virtue, never
say No. Trenton Emporium.
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THE WORD "NOln

There are but few words in the English
language Of more Importance than the word
No! and altho' it is very short, it is, to some
people, exceedingly hard to learn. Many
man has been ruined by not knowing how to
use this word.
Charles Easy was good natured young
fellow, and was left two or three thousand
dollars, with which he went into business; he
had many customers, for every boby loved
him; but unluckily his customers had forgot
ten to bring their money with them; they all,
however, promised payment, some in ninety
days, some in sixty, and some in thirty days,
and some the next morning. Charles doubt
ed and hesitated: but not knowing how to say
No, he credited them all. Thus his goods
were scattered over the country, and while
he obtained one half Of the debts at more ex-
peuse and trouble than his profits upon the
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GRANITE STONE-YARD.

VENHE subscribers inform the gentlemen OF New
n port and its vicinity, that they have just set
up on Job Sherman's wharf a MONUMENT
for sale, cut out Of Granite, Of an obesk form,
Is feet high and calculated for family. They
are assured that it cannot be surpassed in the
State, neither in its quality, stock, or workman
ship.
They also offer all kinds of stone steps, UNDER
Pinning for houses or yards, door and window
sills, lntels or caps large gate posts ready drilled
for hanging, and all other kinds Of posts or stones
furnished at the shortest notice, and cheaper than
can be obtained in any yard in the State.
Lihetrise, rough building stone, large or small,
and paving. II. NJ. HoLLEY,
&. BRowNELL.
N. B. Strangers ara requested to call and see
for themselves. Enquire Of Mr.. David Sherman,
agent, on the premises.
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NEW GOODS.
VIM. y. HAL

w M. 4. HALL,
III AS now open a new stock of FASH
- IO.N.4BLE FALL & WLVT,ER
GOODS, among them are the folowing:-
WOOLE.N GOODS.
Blue, black, green, olive. brown, dalia and
mixed Broadcloths; mix'd blue, drab, laven-
der, plain and striped Cassimeres and Satin
etts; also yellow, white and red Fannels.
WORSI,ED GOODS.
Blue and brown camblets; all colours cir
cassians, printed merino, worsted hosiery and
vestings, &c.
SILK GOODS
Black lustrng a superior article,
Black and blue black poult dc sole,
Black and cold gro de Maps,
Synchew and Florence,
Pongees, silk handkerchiefs, silk shawls,
silk gloves assorted colours, sewing silks,
blond wells, assortment of ribbons, black and
blue black silk velvets, black and white silk
hose, &c.
reIs7 LINEN GOODS.
81 linen damask, also linen damask cloths,
French cold table covers, birds eye linen:
shirting linen, linen cambrck, linen cambrick
handkerchiefs, brown linen, Russia diaper,
linen tapes and linen thread, &c.
Ladies and Gcntlcmens Ii. s. gloves, vel
vet ribbons, and variety of other goods
Those who favour me by call will probably
find the first quality of goods. Oct. /.
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SONG OF THE FLOWERS.

Think You we know We not, proAigate Jewelers.?
1reachery turks In your iibertine khs,-
Wo to the banquet at which you've been revelers,
When you sated w ith beauty and bliss;
Breathing around us 30 softly and leisurey,
When from The South, summer tidpgs you bear,
But, having rifed cur hearts fragrant treasury,
Whiriing, Tor pastime, our leaves in tie air.
What though you that your loves undyng
Flatterers. have ye not oflrn deceived?
III your son whisper should prove but lying one.
Would you not laugh that its breath we believed?
Bound by no law, save the love OF oppressi & us,
on your herce wrath cuts down as IL yes:
Fen at the moment when gently cur ssing us,
DO we not bow to your kisses like slaves!
Yetso we love you, ye wild and capricious ores,
All this we'd hear,- for we faint when you roam,-
Garands Of henuty we'd iwile you, delicious ones,
VI thei light links would but hind you home
Then should drink perfumed dew from chaces,
Rowing no more mid mis- isma and death;
Then should our hearts, that have ne'er known what
malice is
Glow and expand in your live giving breath.
The sounds grew more faint, I'LL my ceased 10
dr. nix them,
And low! had slei in my vne-trelliced bowcr,-
Twas d. ieam,-bnta moral let deus bethink them
May even be drawn from a breeze and flower.
eptsnber, IL, 1885. J.B.