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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13

- There w lately the /. RI, Theatre,
IN New York tn wrath OF portion OF the pla, go
Jug people OF Gotham having been kinded against
Sroling English singer tMr. Woody aud h,s wife,
Who after having poekc,ca some Ssa,00D in a bret
theatrical career, began to Il TX, too many ofther
craft do that the public" asupd ass, tit onl, to
receive kicks in return for coppcrs. Aud subsequent
events rather sustain their estimate of the many head
ed ANIMAL since, as an emollien 10 the wounded
feelings OF the itinerant minstrcls IN being driven
from the stage their admirers" in New York have
held meeting. offered Mr.. Wood public dinner,
and determined To present him and his lad, l"ho.
by the WAY, is the divorced wife of Lord William
Lennon English noblcman-think of that y a
splendid and costly ct Silver Plate Who wouldn't
be an actor' and who, being actor, wouldn't en-
counter breeze these terms In his answer to
the invitation, the Singer is evidently on stilts-and
very cravely threatens that foreign artists las hc
dubs play -actors.) will not condcscend to visit
even At the OF S,0,oo0 per annum, unless they
be duly humored aud caresscd in the bargain -
Pooh! the dinner and the silver plate will cnicr
them bv ScorcS-or, If II shouldn't. nobod, will
be the sufferers but themselves and their toad,cs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13

~ Mr.. CLAYTON made successful and beautiful
ascension in his balloon a, ST LOUIS ON the l7tl,
ult lie attained an Gle, aton of u mile and a half,
remained IN the air about halt an hour, and landed in
an open field about mllcs from the place OF de
parture. Has Clayton abandoned ms voyage 10 the
Atlantic cities ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13

o. Northern papers mention that Aaron Burr
was exceedingly ill--supposed to be IA, the point Of
DEATH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13

I'M SArt RDAN. tie Sth mt. | vii sell N
" trout ol my Auction Ream. : NALI ABLE
NEGROES. Also, ; on good Saddle aud arness
Horses. CHARLES PHELPS
june ~ otif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13
$50 REV ARD.

NO KEW ARDs
I'D ANYWAY from the employment of James DO
M Ian, about ) miles below Lynchbug, on TIE
Oh inst, negro man named
CARTER.
about 10 wears old, ! feet or l0inches high very
black, skin little rough, smart, and speaks quickly
aud promptly when spoken to had on, when he left.
Linen Pantaloons, brown Domestic Coat and Wool
Hat; but is supposed TO have had good deal OF mo-
ney with him, and would probably get new clothes
lie pretends to be brick aud sene mason. lie was
purchased of Mr.. Elijah u. iundley OF Halifax. and
is said To have been raised b, DR.. Rice, Of Charlotte.
The subscribers will give the above reward for the
apprelension and detention OF said negro so that
they get him again. will pay all necessary eNper-
SEES besides the reward if delivered to us IN lynch
burg. ROWAN & HARRIS.
June ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13
COOTr FOR SALE.

i WISH 10 sell middle aged woman who is u
good plain Cook and excellent Washer
T.. FLETCHER.
Nav O. If IS
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June IL
no q e p y = a. r LIZ,
DENTIST,

$ F As returned to Lvnchburg, and may be found
4 n the Franklin Hotel.
Nav ! u II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13
Staple an1 Fancy Goods

purchased ia New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore
ance Me arrim Of fresh SPRING GOODS
which he phdges himSeifto scllas iom rs any o,llc
tousc IN Lynchhure. Purchasers will ind II 10 then
advantage 10 call aud examine Tor themselves.
April p II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13

/ WISH Ia sell the commodons Tavern House, Al
h present III the occupancy OF VI. James VI. VII
liams. situated on the Nam street the o LIB
eriN. adoniu. tn" public square ON which the court
house stands II will conveniently accommodit c
from 90 10 100 persons. and has all the usual coi,e-
n,enccs ol such an establishment, such fine zee
house. s,nokc house kitchen, stable. vacant pt Nc.
Ne. Persons who wish 10 own such property may
ascetanterms, by appl,ins to the subscriber, IN
Liberty. ARMlSTEAD DTEY.
Liberty, June Is Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13

NJ, Considerable excitement was lately produced
among the citizens of Marion (Missour) by the dis
coycry of two boxes filled with incendary publlca-
tons They were Immediately sliced and commit
ted to the flames and two three individuals to
whom they were directed or in whose possession they
were found were given limited period TO make
their escape from the State They should have
been sent back to their brother fanatics with crop
p, rho y;oht car and an under-k keel in the left.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13
r.. T.. RO EIN

I : now receiving at his Store, two doors above
4 Messrs. Williams 4 Nictors, most splendid as
Snrtn men nj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13

o. Mr.. Walack, a distinguished actor has oiief-
ed $1,000 for the best OrStndt Pfdy' UPON an at
trac.ivc subject in American history the pIlnc'Ha'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13

June ,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-06-11

cAops-will you go on and tell it, and
'1Vitse,s-well, Captain Rice, he gin q
Chop,--This is inlolerable ! May it
p,ease the court, move tlatthis witness
be committed for q contempt; he seems to
be ,riAing with The court
CouriSWi.ness, you are now before
cour, Of justice, and unless you behave
Yourself in more becoming manner. you
will be sent TO jail SO begin and tel! what
you knomabout the fight at Capt. Hice's.
Witn.ss-(Alarmed.) Well. genilsmeu'
Captain Rice, he gin treat, and Cousin
Sally DilIard-
Cleps--lhopc that the witness may be
ordered Into custody .
Court. {after dclibers,ing.) Mr, As!or.
pey,tthe court is Of ofopinion that We shall
save time by letting the visness,to 80 on
in his own wsy.e Proceed, Mt. Harris
wi,h yaur story, but stick 10 the point.
Hifness-Ye es, gentlemen: vel, Can't
Rice, he ei., a treat. and Cousin Sally Di'.
lard she came oyer to our horse, and .axed
me if my wife rnough,nt 20. told Cor.
sin Sally Dfllari liiat my wife was poorly.
being as how she had tue rheuf,a.i-s in
the hip, aud the big swamp was in the
road. and The big swamp was np; but how
somever, as il was she, Cousin Sally Dill
lard. my wife she moughi 60. Well Cou-
sin Sally Dillard then axcd me If Nose.
he .nougbt 20. told Cousin Sally billiard
as Nose. ne was The aforcmanof the
crop. and the crop was smartiy in.ihe
grass !; bu. fovisomever, asit Was she,
Cousin Sally Dillsrd. Nose he norghs 60.
So on they goes together Nose, my
wife. and Cousin Sally Dilisrd. and they
comes to no big swamp, and the big
swamp was mn as was selling you; bu'
being as how there was d log across the
swamp, Cou,ip Sally billiard. and Nose
like gentle folks, they walks The logsbs'
my wife, like d id fool, hoists DIP he,
petlieoa.s and wadcd and gentienncn,
iia,'s the hight ofwhatf know aboptiits.., II, {,
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DIR. P EFT E RS
nti Bilious Pills.

These pills are composed tDnle.S OF Vegetable
matter, and when taken according u Ge directions
wl:ch accompany them, aic highly tcnehciai IA
the curs and prevention OF ali Giiioas complaints
They nc. especially unpen The liver, Wien in q
to:2td eondit:oa, carrying ol 4 largo quantity of
b:lc, through tic influence OF tic crce,ntns iuIe-
ton, which !. suffered 10 fcrsin IN the systcp's
would p,cGace either JaaEdicc, Lirrr Complaint,
bilious Fever Fever and Asue, or scu:c etEe-s
s.ie.ers bodily sflirtson II all casrs cf iorpoE of
The bowels. ,.cy act lkes charm. * ssEs
Asan anti dyspcrsic aud d:anr. pill thcy are m
,en, attacks of SEX icadaekc have bccn pc.!cct!x
cu.ct l.. ss- weeks By tscir use Thsse Hho aSc
subject 10 tila. tsstiessing complaint scs-sfkress
By taking port;ea OF two as them few tsys Ffc.
siona 10 cntsfssng cn hoard sse Srfsel. VIII Re
,aest css.sin 10 esesacii. feufsscs can cye ,lsan
q. all periods, wi!,au: iacnrrsSg nas risk. ft,stna
going 10 SCI or 10 ss,:.ises,; csisac ssnid BY all
naea:s t.Ie sp.gs cs ii.rsc p!f with irm. Hhcis5
virt.ics will scu,aia rnsFsa1rd far ycassfn any c-
rs.r 50 :a:,:Is-sl.cn;S he ws:hent shcee pills
pafs.oa OF .aae,u, ..sri, occasionally, weuh te Ias
means OF preventing raaeh suffering from sskness
Il. j. f:o.. cslsrt er kcrrirg ny efsieisac
ac.sn cs st,> a;efzs,. aud srrels iars sr.er1g 10
Sc ahpp.sci and aH s,ri w,,a tic haoi; unsssisn-
ia:sd ga:1s, thst cstEtsases SIC g.csrccd D..
pP frrts confident ,hSt Ea ;;trspn ssn g.rcs tttsc
p.i.s fair trial, NIL ryrr a.se- el wlGrg 20 tc
uiti.e,, ihrns.
Thcr es,a,sin no PARTICLES a!eseurs .es aay m
Rscd.ent .isaaccs sos aet IN kat,sony w;:h Er
and npptsc dir asr. ~ fe u
DIP. w:si,rslit particularly uri. rss6ed that
those pills passe 6eiai qualities ,rtcpssdsnt
Of their pufsa;i.r Stfseix; ,hry beth tcn:c rnd
dr,h,i.urn,, actin nEou the scc:ctins aud s3hal-
rnt functions; ,bas Strengthening The patient,
while iltcy remove ebsIueiioBs Medicines ahch
passcss no other, excepting cathar,l Glaltes, te-
bi!tate tc patient ard their repeated csc iays tha
4tc pf
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AK q

LTVER C0MPL4IFTS.
HIN. PETERS VEGETABLE MEDICINE
EH STOMaCalCEETH HEPaTI1.E, form-
cd BY ciymical analysis md synthtsis cf seyfrsI
pro1Esn;e vegetable principles are universalIy
knowedscdi 70 have. totally eelipscd he rfclen-
sions of every other remaay, ard surpercsded the
necessity Of every ether usoee sof tfeainenf,
wherever The shove disease are fSuBd TO- sexis:
as we'll US ia The enlargement Of the Spleen and
in Jsandiee e1zFzss
Among the symptoms Of Dyspepsia and iirer-
complaints, arc F!aiu.cRcy tourress OF burning in
the stcn..ch uelancliny israfbiliiy, disag1resbIe
taste in The mouth; g-rst pla.iiy Of appetite
which is sometimes yofacions, snd al oiEef lines
greatly deficient, Mssss ieiid tTeaih, napses,
sseakEcss aftle ssoE,sS rcid erie.atons, pelpita-
ton. owsincss, ir,cSalenty ci Ike bowels, rses-.
sure On the stomach after neas, pain in tie kezf
dizziness or testgo; confusion Of mind. attended
with loss Of memory, gnhuing in the stomach
when empty, cEi.!Dcss, affection cf right and hear
inysrs;n ard weakness in tie back, Iangour. dis
,u.Ecd sleep, cold Zee, and srands. t,cnor, uncass
rcss in tie tasna3, chcush pain in Ire s.sac or
breast, &c.
TLrsc medicines have been found co cfcctnai in
renewing the complaints far which they are .ceon
mendcd, tia, PHYSICIANS frequently having ex.
haastrd all their skill. TO little or no purrcsc-
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Thc Indians Panacea.

EyOR The cure Of Rhcamstism Scrofnia OF
Kings Evil, Cont, seiatica, or Hip Gou.. In
eapieu, Cancer Sal, Rheum, syphii,ic and Mer'
eur.i disease particularly Ulcer. and painful! al af
aie,ionI Of the bones uieeratrd ihroat and Nos'
,rils; Ulccrs Of every description, Fever aores's
and Internal Ab.ecssea; ristulus, Piles, scald-
sss Bs; Chronic Sore es. Eye
Aff.c,,on. Chronic Catatr6, Headache, proceeding
from an aerid hanor; rain In the s'om.eh and
Dyspepsia, proceeding from vitia'ion; Affections
Of The Liver, Chronic lnaamauon Of The Kidneys,
and general debility, caused BY torpid action vi
The vessel. Of c skin. !: sinxul.lly eilieae'oa'
by rsnosa,inr those constitution. which have been
b,oken down BY iniudcious treatment, or Juvenile
irregularities In general terms, il is rccomE'cn'
dcd to all tnsc diseases which arises from imerri
Sod In the blood, vitiasion Of the humo's, OF what
ever name or kind.
some Of The above complaint. may require SONS
lrifing a,istan, applications, which the cifcn"',
staness Of the case will dictate, bn, for general
remedy or Purifca,er, TO remers he eaase, rHE In.
p,.ss PAsacr. will generally be fund sufficient
vr,~ AS>n prh1iC
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Lancaster March l2.-7.-3m
CARPENTERS
Fluid El tract s1rsapariHa.

Extract Bucku, Fx,rac, Ja!ap, Extract But
,ernat, Syrup Livcrwort. Bulcr's Magnetism
Apcricnt, BALM, "f Columbia, Hunters Corn
Plaster, Hygcan Pills, Imperial Hair DYE.
Bleaching Liquid, TO remove iron rnoulds and
ink spots from linen. DeWng's Cement, for
,nensl,ng broken glass china. &c: Jrwi,l's
" a,cr Proof Vsrnish ALs0-Ssi Eratus.
Isinglas>. Gum Arabic, Gum Senegal, Arrow
Root. Ci'ron. Jnjube Paste, Tolu Lozenses,
Soda do. L,quorice and Opium do. Pepper
min, do. Rhubarh do. Metal Bronzes, and
variety Of Surgical instruments, just received
aud for sale by
YOUNG s. M'KAIN.
M,,.b ~ 1905
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POETRY Y
From tle Sunday .Nornins, Eescs.

From tbs Sunday Morning !Nescs.
some.wup has sent us The following lines. which
VI. pnslish for the especial edlfcaton OF our legal
riiaads. There arc some excellent Puns IN ihem
aud enc addressed to very clever fellow.
THE FALSE RETURN.
IY ruK uxprR suLRirr.
.7d4r.sssd TO James n Lsaads, Esq.
My d.c'eraticn once received
kind reply--how comes it
You raw deniur, and fob me with
a plea Of non assumpsiv
To serve eapias on your heart
Again my fixed intent is,
Tl,n the return from every pafs
Be sill, noa est inreafss. IS
Hyii Of inquiry on my ssalo
Returns this inqnis'f'oa,
The damages Of lovc arc grcat;
The eoxts-oh there's pcsdihon,
What tho, the 4. 10. on n,y goods
Reiu1neih ns,la bona,
Hove 700 u,orc4han Romeo could,
Wsesr baiIiwiek q Verona ~
And from, liz, moment thxt wenc:
With you TO make a u,atch meant,
Far yeuf suSstsnfini perits were
,-arrtnt Fl atiackmras.
Bu, nov I will rep!rey back
Nv heart thou false 'onnauee:.
Aud IN tn aiatcsaid promises
Sskprns you 10 answer.
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House OF EntcraainInent.

XNHE Subscriber informs his friends
= and tho public generally, that he has
s.kcn the house formerly occupied by Mr
WIN. Rdyal. as House Of Entertainment
and I. prepared 10 accommodate all who
may favor him with call, in the best
mannc..
His table will be at all times furnished
with the les, the up country ssinrkes can
afford. His bar with the choicest liquors..
his sle blcs with the mos, y holes omc pro-
vision. attended by f,ithtui os'lcrs, and
from his constan. attention, and unrtinit-
ting cxcltions 10 please. he hopes to merit
share OF public patronage.
4. d. JOHNSON.
Lancaster March l2--7--3m
Tho Charleston Mercury, Columbia
Telescope, Chcraw Gazette. and Char
lotto Journal will publish tho above four
times and send their accounts to this Oh
fec for payment.
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JOHN FERGUSON, Kiax.,,.
CnAMlx.Toy, March "a, leH

! was seized about thrrc years sinec with dis
hessing Rhcumatssm caused by taking severe
cold white under The influence OF mercury, and
which has disabled mo !rnm busincas nearly ever
since. Dunng this period have brcn .atis nj in
The Marine Hospital in this City, upwards Of four
months nearly, and The samc length Of time in tho
Bsilmorc Hospital, and tried almnst crcry rcn,c.
dy, With little bcnci,. On the 10Th Of February
ASp al that timc scarcely able TO move about upon
cruictes, ! commenced The usc Of The laiian q
Panarra. In one month found myself cn,ircly
cured from The pain. and am new happy 10 state
'ia, iccl my sclfpe,!sctly we'll
CURE FOR scRoruLous ULCERS,
NEW foKk, Sept TO- 1890
This may certify, iha. IN the fall Of 1875, was
seized with swelling in my neck aud face, which
afterwards uIccraied aud became large ghaslly ni
eera in MY ncek Anrr trying several Physicians
to no advantage. wrni,o Ph,lAd,lPhia, and placed
myself undcs the care Of Drs Physc and Beach,
when, aflcr repeated salvation TO no effect, Was
pronounced totally incuIabe. Afterwards took
twenty bottles Of Swain Panaeca and eight bottles
Of Foiicr's Caihoiicon, with no material benefit.
DcsEarng Of lifc, which had now become bur-
then 10 n,e. returned TO my parents in New York
in lS2o, and gave myself up 10 q lingering dca,n.
Hearing Of the great success Of Tue isp,AS's ~
SAera, however, in cases similar TO my pwn, was
persuaded 10 Try it, az last resort To my grtn,
Iprsc we'll as satisfaction, soon fund sell
rapidly recovering, and upon taking seven tiles,
tho ulcer. healed aud bccsmcperhcily I'll in tho
course OF two months, and have remained so ever
aimee. make this statement and wish u published
for the bcnc6 6t Of those no suffering under ST.
ma, scrofalous sypalli.c affections, that they
mar know what has cured one who has suffered
every thing bu, DEATH and who considers hi. life
saved BY the above syrup. WM HINflAN.
The above Medicine may be had at
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
DRUG STORE, CAMDEN; G. c
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Pamphlets on Gardening.

Caieaia,sd By the subscriber, TO answer ior Cam,
den and tho adjacent county, near The same lati.
tude.
IYThc above Seeds arc warranted Should any
ono 6ad them othcrwiss, alees fair uial, oticrs
wiil 10 sircn In their place, Sov. 81.
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G .qR ~ E.F s IL Ed .

gnyHE Subscribers arc dow receiving supply OF
English Garden Seeds ofthe gro:sth OF 1850,
which they can recommend vita great confidence
genuine.
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Boro,eisg a. knoekr.-" Why you'd
better knock tho door dewn!-ishat do you
uuu,." .-ochamy darling! don't. let INC
wake any of yor' family :ipm jisi usin
your knocker tDuake sbelpapie next door;
I'm locked ont, dye see, and they'sc niver
d knoeker--npa rap! rap 9 1855
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The above catalogue Of seed completes the as
srtncn, or sctd for This ciimIie general stck OF
which will alwsys be kept on hand and sold nt the
us-al prices. s.s YOUNG & M'KAiN:, E
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NSttHsNy'VVF 8.s tVf'H1uH VIZ.
CASES OF RHEUMATISM.

CHARLrsTos, Nov. Is, IeJi.
During The las, winter and spring. was. siflie.
ted with vcly severe and distressing Rheumatism
oecssioned BY exposure In bad weather. I now
taAe great pleasure in stating, that six bottles oi
tho ladians Panaeea, rrs.orcd INC 70 perfect
health, and ! con6denuy recommend Il 70 all siEi-
ItaYay afflicted.
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Fsymtae z spinie Rs 7fa,es.
REcETPsrs FOR LoFEMAKiNG.
Note by flIe .sGirIS uptown.

BEsr REek,ri,rs ron COOKS, Cried. =
To aaks d matea Catch d Young genilc.
man aud lady, the best waysyou can-lct
tho. young gentleman be raw, and tho
young lady quite tender. Sci thc gentle.
man at The dipnersssblc putin good
quantity or wine; and while he Is sosking,
slick IN d word or t3os every, now and
.hcn about Miss. ..hfswiil help 20 make
him boil. When getting red ia hcsgiIis.
iske him ont into ties drawing-roo SET
him by ,heiady, and sop them Both with
green tea then set them as the piano aud
blow ,he flame ill the lady sings /; when
,yon hear tho gentleman sigh, It is time 10
take then, OF, as they arc warm enough.
Put ihcm by themselves ina coruNrof tho
room or on sofa. aud there let them sim.
per together for the rest Of the evening.
Re peat this three or -four times. taking
care TO plscc them side BY side ut dinner.
and they win bs ready for marriage when.
ever you want them. After marriage great
care nus.ibc sakcn,.a as they arc sptto torn
q & /. 80 - fz - i.s
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!. Aauieas Gurah. Washington wasa
Surveyor, ann in af.er life farmer. Knox
was ,bookbinder and staiionef. Morgan.
The Of the Cowpens) vas drover. Tarlo.
ton 70, from him q sound lecture on that
subject. Green was blacksmith, and
wishal. a Quaker, albci. through all bis
southern campaigns, and particularly at
tho Eu,aw Syringe. he put of ihs outward
man. Arnold q ask pardon for naming
him 10 such company was . grocer and
provision store keeper ia New Haven.
where his sfgnis still TO be sccn; the samc
that decorated his shop before The rcyolu-
ton. Gates, who opened Burgoyne's
eyes to the fac. lha, he coni,l M, march
through the United States with 5000 men,
was regular buiil soldier, but after the
revolution farmer. Warren, tho martyr
of Bunker liili. was physician, and hest.
.a,ed nots,e present to his counlrymen .
splendid example oftlse manner in which
American physicians should practice when
called upon by ,hcit country. Marion.
The odd Fox' Of tho South. was COW boy.
Sump,cr, tho fighting cock Of South Ca
rolina, was shepherds boy.
Sneiaes Biasraphy.-Onc ofthc Eastern
papers in summing up tho qualities and
leading features Of Crockett s lifc, says
:. David Crockett is dcad-ae ,cas indeed a
character"
TScLrpoS, wishing to give stranger an
idea OF man, Who vas extremely thin.
said, "IIis leg is o capital leg TO flsan a
fatc w,h.n -
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tits time to give Cousin Sally billiard a
gentle Jog. and Ic, her 60 the rounds once
moro. Lend us iift bi hereditors. and
le, Us see what wc can do for her. Editor
Hask .H;1or.-Wc, gi.c lier anothers and
a fihh chance for immortality. Ediior
Spirit Of thr Tines And re give her a
passing malice. Camden JoarHai. ~
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To the Public.

How true i, i. tha, modern Phy,icians--in their
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To MAxE LovE.-Tslc a eslfs head

To MAKE LovE.-Tskc q estfS head
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Town Lots

ON THE SANDY j. BEAVER CANAL
HNlIE subscriber offers ut private sale
b 2J or 30 TOWN LOIS in
Hamlllon's Addition to the town of
WAYNESBUGH, Stark County, 'ORio.
These Lots are beautifully situated im
mediatety on The Canal, "(at the point
where it is crossedby the.great highway.
from S,eubenviile 10 >CaptonD and, III
part, along a'bldff which Affords the most
commanding and advantageous sites'for
WAREHOUSES, Near the centre I'll
the, plat, there will be large and'Com
modious Basin, which together with
the natural advantages of the situation,
will Fender these the most desirable anu
valuable Lots on the Canal. Waynes-
burgtris situate in the'mldst~el q fertile
and populous country: and, in the Qpin
ION OF commercial men, promises TO De-
come the most important point en- the
Sandy and Beaver Canal. Persons de-
sitous TO make purchases Of lots in ii
place every way eligible for business,
will do well to call on the subscriber,
who will make the terms known, and
warrant the title toPurchasets
ANDREW HAMILTON,
Waynesburgh, Oct 10Th, 1885.