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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09
w. c. LYLE, Esq.

To make Cider Of carly OF late fri, lkA m
keep any Ienesk Of siae u;ekess ese essseae If
.frcqsentiy drar;.g eG
Take the largest cask you have o. your 6s0
from q barrel upwards; put few sticks u shs
bottom in the manner the housewives ct ICY
cask, 80 to raise 4 vacancy Of two or thsee inches
from the bottom Of the cask; then lay over these
sticks, either . clean old blanket, a., It that -
not at hand, a quantity Of tho swisgiines q ~,
as to make a coat Of about quarter - % l0ch
thick when il IS well pressed down; tbeo put u
n much clean washed sand, from . beocA o. .
road: as will cover about ak q eight inches =
depth Of your vessel; pass III your Cdr fuo
the press through tahse cloth suspended b. H.
corners, which will take out the Pumice; and pouf
the liquor gently upon the sand, shsssgA wAieh
it mnst be suoEred h filter gradually; ana - I
runs of bya TAP inserted in ysw vssssl = -
vacancy mads BY the sticks 1t de bosssm, L ~
be 6ond, by tbs easy method, ~ clear - ei11e
a refining; aod ~ The MpeilaGi ao0nR VIA
causes Tie fesmentation and SuurioR q 60. VI
be % separated ~ to prevest d. &agsosahos
Consequence.
Lefty Language f. bs.y ess-A gssA.1
az the militia, who received ~ ea1sc .
msay d, Moee in virtss q 49, = ae1sey, -
from any ahility - ceaaA - oeoFsAo4 -
msa = nclu.1: hsaaia9 0sse6b 1he13D = -
hand 81 Mnifk Dhsasrie Il - 00BGfs IT.
osuu,iauipoei sUpess ~ siaa va1v11eo
60 800 = ksoe-lEwasd mnoE6gs - -
= s.ero1 pisse.a, ssEss e - lslts un1sa -
asshDsut with sGsasmD 1oD NY
80 : 60 = - = s'ss's -
uA
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09
A YOUNG GIANT.

The following Of one Of the half horse, half
alligator tribe, is from the Cincinnati corrcspon-
dence of the Ohio Political Register:
CINCINNATI, Aug. 8, 1887.
Our landing was yesterday astonished by the
appearance Of a young man from down the river,
who when caught and measured, proved to be Sc
ven feet six inches high! As he stood in the
crowd, his shoulders high above the heads Of the
tallest, he looked around him without the least
terruption to his prospect, which was doubtless
an extended one, while the pigmy tribes Of Adam,
your common six footers, were walking around
him at a suitable distance for the purpose Of see
ing his whole length, as men walk wide Of the
house to read signboard, or to see if the chin
ney be fire. afterwards saw him on the guards
Of a steam boat, apparently surveying, over the
top Of the boat, some object on the other side
OF course, this most delicate monster was the
talk Of Front street for the day. Upon inquiry
Of the Captain who brought him up, found he
was Louisville haclkman, named Porter. Hi.
age is % only, and he has not yet ceased to grow
''He is filling up" said the Captain: she'll be
quite a large man yet, he's young fernomenon,
Amt hey'
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

Tsode Drass.g-Ths iollowing = sid 10 Be
an expeditions 1etAod a dsaving esh:-Fas-
ten struag piece a twine % IL tsoth dat p -
Be draws, and attach the Oder ed q tlse twiee
to . heavy stone Thea II The tssth - - H.
upper ia9. stand On fence ard lot Tie stone drop
dovn suadsaly-f tie tooth - - ths un3er nv,
stnnA q Dc bottom Of the feaee and brow IL
stone eve1-IDoston eost.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

80. Captin CfGdsd! are your eo0pany Fsady
ssYss, Kefnsl, 10y in
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

A loco-foco paper in New York, abiding 70 the
supposed fact that one member Of the Cablnee,
Mr. Poipsett, il q bank man, says, that @the Gov
eminent ought to counterbal.ace h's A!,uence
BY taking Col Benton into tbe CABINET We
have hesrd az such rsnssdies bsfose. Il have
swallowed . mouse" sid hypoooodriae, % DE-.
Abefneahey-whafsh SHALL doF' 80 and swal-
low cat,n sid de Doctor:
louisville Jowsel
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

Ecoseny.-A neighboe a ours Informs NJ TIA
wood goes fwfkev, when lef out Of doors, tn,
when well Housed; some Of his having gone uP
wards Of qsvsr Of . nile in ono night!
(Yeoman's Gaz-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

Bowls KNvEs.-The Legislature Of Alabama
at its recent session has passed a law providing
that if any person, with Bowie knife, tAskassas
tooth pick or any weapon resembling the same
shall cut or stab another by reason Of which he
dies, it shall be adjudged murder, and the offender
shall suffer the same q If killing had been by NAL
ice aforethonght.
sale Of such weapons.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

can always tell a man who will live toa good
old age, unless an epuidemc carries him off the
stage. lie is easy, quiet, takes the world as it
goes-if disappointed, cheerfully begins again,
and keeps on essaying. Such men don't die, in
the strict sense of the word. They wear out as
piece Of machinery-and then their race is over.
What superb book is that Of Cicero de Senectsie
Every old man ought to read it once a week.
Portland Adv.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

Thirteen Reasoss.-An old English paper con
tains thirteen objections given by young lady
for declining match-the first twelve being The
suitof's twelve children, and the thirteenth the
sutton himself.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

Instance Of an affection in Birds.--A party
was shooting not long since, and in a large chalk
pit, number of martins, which had built their
nests in holes near the top, were skimming the
air. One of two birds flying together was shot
the other Immediately alighted on the dead body
Of his companion, fearless Of the close vicinity Of
man, and used every expedicnt that affection
could suggest, to arouse its lfeless friend. II
picked, futtered, and caressed for five minutes,
and, then finding its affcctionate efforts unavail-
ing, flew mournfally away.-[English paper.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

AWrrrY Arcr1oNEER-An Auctioneer sal
Of q gentleman who bought table. but neve
~ com. table person he ever knew In tn
whole course Of his life!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-21
Medicines. Paints. Oils. &c.
EsssY GOODS s,@pge d,sAEH.

fENHE subscriber. III order 10 give fhrr customers
a. great bargains, have determined 10 sell exclusive
Is for e A s II. Their .s'aE.' d.DOEo!s ate
daily arriving. ond from the ptces below there no
mistake"
Caicoes from Ct 3. 10, to loi cts; very good rom
l23 els. IN j.
ponrr>rteS At The low price 81 cts. ,pry superior,
{ ard II. ~ - ~ Ct.
Cifcas-lans. la 10 - mud % cts
beautiful jacquard Netnors. ~ CTS. II 81.
With i host It o,h.r GOODS winch viii ! orly
appear. ROBINSON < fLl.l0FT. .
October - II
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TssT'ss'E.

A LII persons indebted to Us, are hereby aatGe,
\ to maze payment without delay; rs It is not II
Our powcrto give longer Indulgence.
DlAKEt X REABOGGfI
Ociuharl2 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-21
FOR fs:F'>, a's',

~, TIE B,itk Tcnrment ,ha'e Miss H~le!-
MI nan', M,linet, $tef, nearly ofpoiitc Nj J.
E..l. T. luut'sJewr'N Sforc. Ali pctsous wish
,y to rem, viii apply I" tn, subscriber,
SAk4il Iit.fEERNAN.
December -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-21

-"THE LYNCH8tRG ylRGINIAN,'

2 II -
,i.j .>ai-.eec.iy fsrerg H1iifg asa 7harsday.J at
ng,,, per AMMAN; ptyt1s ~ a!raaec 20 shbsrfiy-
retired fora s1gstcr per,i l,a sir months. and
nit Br 4t-1lti4lcL fcr.svt ri 1ic disc,tiiss 81 the
ry,,r,J pptii NIL aereayaFcs afe pa'd
oiDyERPISE aEN FSiayerte tatJ0 cents per square
,,r lie i,,t insertion, and b! cents for crery .n1sc
,,,,t Insertion.
h,nJO3 PRINTING erecattd neatly aud erprdifioas'y
~ a, r,f,,atte trras.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-21
.eo Dollars Reward.

ANYWAY FROM the sub>cpihcr. li,ing in
IL bedford county tic ed ull i ' s:sa EsO
AN NAMED ACHILLES.
Sud NEGRO Is ab"u 81 wears oi age, a very
.I,,L low stout irile A. 3 feet ) o. nche< high :;
lad an Wien he LEFT nr sait Of white Jeans aud
.brr Hat He WIS raised Oh Samarl SPeGcrr's
..,,,. IN Nelson coun'y whore have doubt he
m, lurkinr. | will give thr above reward ii de
Iy.,.J 10 me-, ar secured IN Jail so thai GET him
r.in Of forty dollrs if tthrn out ofite Stac.
ELISHA PETERS.
Drs Il l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-21
{ 0a'glaS" 2yssl ssopsc,,
FOR GA5.F,

a COOP se,o~I hul !E23sfs<:n, will
Z grnfe WORK lo1>", CT, j,, hr.D n !, Io. price.
ihJ appytag 20 I. y. FOrRQIEEAN.
Dec. IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-21
a Egt9fe&E} S'FSNas3E.

November 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-21

ea,c Pala Scoop, ser, Chap.
! do i'lM3 Sr4a 81.
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\ 90. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-25

600. belonging to the amy OF occupation, with
v hom she is to proceed 10 Alg'efs aud Gran. Inc
"a re,.s received from Dona. stes every reason
Ia srpnose tina, the Constantine expedition was not
i, ale rlace before the end Of the month Of May
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, April Il.
we have had i3.reNteut @. business done IA cotton
t',is ueca. more particularly to-day, "hoa We have
flily recovered The slight depression which IN the
larlalc e3 the week, was submitted 10, aud We close
without changing or quotations OF Friday last.
.0co tmeric an are taken on speculation. and lsoo
American ard loo pefnaps Ton export. 40 Siam-
cd Sea stands viii be od,t,d lA public auelaeu on
4 rl,l,v Oexf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-25

y DGLL-Nor .coNsuMMATED.-Thomas j. NJ
kaig and Samuel NJ Semnes, Esquires. Of Cnmbe,-
lann' Md both members of the Allegheny, bar went
10 hght due over the Pennsy lyania line on Satur
day OF last week. The combat was 10 take ni,ao
WIN niles at forty PAGES, but the civil anthoritics-
informed Il seems OF the whole afair-ioIowed III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-25

H. The Globe aud the leading Van h''''
in Baltimore and Philadelphia assaIl VI I.
wont, the New York Collector, most 'io''.'.
daring 10 assume the responsibility. w..
lowed to do That but Gcn. JACKSON 'n' =
- follow in his footsteps
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-25

4
VIA Wy numerous pubHc meeting OF Merchant.
gs'1sa'd't The Merchants Exchange III ,a,. at
:. NJ 10 receive a communication I'm, Sl,,,,cl
@""t"ou. teilretorotihs P8u.
IT, saiedbY INN that, on ille receipt of orders
I'm tie inasElY 10 require pa,ac.t IN .,..;e for
,eaa+ md cash Butte, 1T the Custom lou.c-ba
immediate SreParrdto Washiugton fol thc iarna>c
OF demonstrating against such order and al. ezlsju
aI ia' H1uaeirablhN oil enforcing H. during the
S"'i'- IhItcld emh9tassmeulz, lc,utius from the
Suspension 81 specie Payments by the Dero~Itcaud
other I'aaas Of thts CIV
mdng .hat iha ~errctalA. of tin, ''reas,,,,..,s
aelg himself restricted by cNi,tln, hws rom ,,,,.
a'- ta'. "'aer'no alternative Wa lett 10 the Cocc-
toI' out 10 suggest tAat he would with tie krn,,-
t'Ie 81 the President and The Secretary fla rr.a
- continue 10 receive payments Al the Custom
''''#' ~ heretofore, IN current Baul. notes, txrr-
s's,as 1 sound discretion nlehtion lhofcio.
ti~ aHgg' stion not beuc arccdcd tn-bp ftr
- dsifmncd nota lh>taudng. faf5L.,,tl, In r,,,,,
10 'ne 'i>-aHd to obtain from lis fellow ci,;<,.p
9i'" lFoft IA pursuing the course above SUGGEST
-. .-a.' me- trusted that II would meet with Tie an
i'"''' oi the whole city and ufthc co1nt,y-and h,
declared that he WIS Nl5n. 10 ,I,re, ;.. ',,,.
'.=i'Ss Iof luStlhc4Ilau IN adopt - this me-
M. 24ati"oHt haHi"s retired, the meetjo, WAS
.-'''<eo ny the appointment Of JAsrs T. hINn.
- ",li'"dh AM OF JoHN \. Srfllxs. Ncrrrtarx.
IN, upon notion, II MS unanimously
'tN'.f. ! hdt tie illuh, Of iGis nicotine, L
,.'>'''gd to samuel SVauwout. Collector Of tIr
Lon OF New \ ora, tuy his pIuait ana 1,ala,.s
services Just rendered lu behalf OF lie merchants o
l}1s'4#,'s bat iic proceedings II this meetlua he
~ 's'''''' JAMES \. hING. Chairman.
y word OF two Il eoacueloa eoIl.c,o.,. If IN,
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liz REMEDY

i'i ne present ADVERTISEMENTS. lie saw
Every one Knows, that tlerc exists ,,ia.
/ ~ y l'9lio' al the lcuple 81 the South 49,. - =
.5".i ,os. #h5e',d objections against -. ~ D.
5''z' ~ Hihoeace always has existed II, =
III probably continue 50 To H.,
9''1' 20 ,a''e. II Is, pelhapS sufficiently So.
prevent tue passage ofabank charter ,.,,l o, =
stIi'nef {" III actual President who il On
10 entertain the same constitutional sc,,,1 'ssood
no ',i'"' therefore unexpected to sign o6e M a
~ 'ieleo'r'"i ne ehattefing Of sucha bank @
III i9uf years, neeI scarcely be entertained i'h-
then, II may be ash ed en- f6r nower AT h. = now,
Government be Brought to bear upon th4 c,f, '''ia
= ~, Wei through tn a-eHcv of the PeuI.,r
Dunn OF the tinted state, which, beinf a Una
oPttguo"' presents the OILY practicable mod ~
'i''''i'' ''il'a t'a he effected. II Tia
suta'oh were 10 be adopted as the sole fl-n,,, w.
inc Pl'RAc icNehue, il would he the interest - 9i
state 2ovfrnmchtst9 allow her To establish w. ,e
es WITHIN tiof limits. Eut oven suppo,jn, ~
to take place with III tie refusal of tho,. no.
=, - 'i'''o !" i'i't e"a Interest. would be pr,l,
i've oI no h'coh'en'eHcc to The Government or,
creditors. The disbursements to h., mol - Is
','aieS could all be elected by rrcasrr, Dr.
me bank At Philadelphia Which, IN every ,', va
| mon, could be readily converted iuto cu,,., '''5
h'f At par or at a premium. But how can the IT,,
1iihehi employ the Bank OF the United Sf,,.
"'i"NiloiA OF ne public money, under the r,,.,,
las' - long as Sh" does tot pay specie for liz,
ne answer Is PLAIN enough. Let pledge b, 4.,,.
VI me government pttfonag" as to all future coli
5"a' 81 The fe'ehte, and shr can resume spccic,,
h'e,'' ~ rs ihlh ninety days. pom the t5fb -,
sifh pledge Size could Instantly negotiate = ham.
Europe ief ten millions Of dollars. and by #
o".' on London at a far and liberal latc paQ,L.. "
y 81 r. ae" notes "f IN specie, she would nj eu.
i'se Haf h",i' to 'parie 'a.us, hs diniui,iu,. fl
amount, and IT ihr same i.ue til hcr euIttr,# ..a
f'ih. H. public ley euue ldi! ht then b. ft,lf.,
ana rs disbursement Ha'!e IN specie OF note> ef nj
piia @lGIst the power of the tia.rrliuf,i ,,,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-25

Something N3c.-'The great " Globe' has 'a'
new motto and what does the reader suppose L
: 7He Supremacy Of he Lo'rs and Tic o.s'
lion - Very good indeed; but why d"al
Globe think of this when President Jackson fa =
the law of lSlG, by Treasury Order, aud 'I'l =
onthc constitution by wrestling the public pH'''
the custody Of Congress! 1t becomes a emu
OF the law and constitution, ii seems, only WI
government menials can make nothing by t1'"
ton and when they operate oppressff'} VI
people. Oh Liberty what abuses are mol
ed IA thy name - said Madame Roland A.,
under the axe of Jacobin prescription ID
And the same apostrophe may be used III
- - the Laws and the Constitution, WIZ
a myrnidoa Of POWER as +. p. Blar a''9N
MOTTO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-25

o. The New Orleans TWo Amerjcanoilae
INST. says dat S3ao.000 have been drawn lrga
'auts of the City Eanh within the preceding Il
lays.
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CIV.
T"tnck klec Jacob Ro,s
."Go' 9i2h'st1oa t.dWard Fleece
,''Ip 63"'u j. N. b1nol
- "o.u'h Noses Caldwell
AMOS batby Chas. Anderson
n"H Jonas Peter Sewer
~ pha'a kobeu loui~aucd
DnaFIes Shnms Audrcv Moore
I rte" 'o"rn Joseph Coepet
!, y t'I's N'3'Ne" Josiah Fisher
INN I""eH Holm Cook
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-14
Please to Call.

HOUSE Painting Papering, White-wash-
HI ing and Glazing, done by the subscriber
He returns his thanks TO the public for past
patronage, and hopes still TO merit continu-
ance Of their favors. All work will be done
well, and at moderate prices. Paints mixed,
good and cheap.
n5 Shop near the creek bridge, over Farms
worlh's.
ALEXANDER CAPEN.
Bratlleboro, March, 1887. tf27
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Westminster Probate District, So.
BY the Honorable David L. Putnam, Esq,
Judge of the Probate Court within and for
said Dstrict-To all concerned in the Es-
tate Of THOMAS CRANE, late Of Brook
line, in the County of Windham, and State
of Vermont, deceased GREETING.
" HEREAS Denzel NJ. Crane, Admins
w traitor on the Estate Of said deceased, has
suggested to said Judge, that he proposes to
render the first account Of his administration on
said Estate, at the Probate Court next to be
holden a, the Inn Of Chester Rand in Towns
hend in said District on the last Wednesday OF
April ncxt.-Tberefore, you are hereby cited to
appear at said Probate Court, to shew cause, il
any you have, why the said account should not
be allowed.
Dated at Putney, in said District, this elev-
enth day of March, Ammo Domini one thousand
eigh, hundred aud thirty-seven.
BY order of the Judge.
30 JAMES CRAWFORD, Prob. Reg.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Westminster Probate District, IS.
By the Honorable David l.. Putnam, ESQ.,,
Judge of the Probate Court within and for
said Distrct--To all concerned in the Estate
of ARIAL JONES, late Of Putney in the
County of Windham, and State of Vermont,
deceased GREETING.
w HEREAS, Eber Hodgkin, AdmiDstra-
w tor on the Estate of said deceased, has
suggested 10 said Judge, that he proposes to
render the first account Of his administration on
said Estate, at the Probate Court next to be
holden at the Inn OF Chester Rand, in Towns
bend, in said District, ON the last "Wednesday
of April ncxt.-Therefore you are hereby cited
TO appear at said Probate Court. and shew
cause, if any you have, why the said account
should not be- allowed.
Dated at Grafton, in said District, this twen-
ty-third day of March, Ammo Domni one thous-
and eight hundred and thirty seven.
BY order of the Judge.
so JAMES CRAWFORD, Prob Reg.
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The Difference

1T cannot be denied that Will,
u dicines which are recommendaTdn Me-
public, have not even the neoa,isa eu 10 d,
harmlessness, there are Others wb;ot !nent III
be great injustice indeed and sn Iou y SOui
dlce 10 involve, untried, to comm comm psN-
domination. And when Medicine , "o," "a.
dorsed with all the great name. ' ZONE, ,te, En-
adorned the annals of the medical r. uS' ban
and warranted by the seal and s! mOle'sia
long and uniform success. its nrorr;p s:ua'Of.d
no unreasonable demand upon nnLH mah J
dence, when he claims for il a s,,n rSGnc c's
Grafton. f'''O' eonst +
THE CAMOMILE PREpAp.no
of Dr. Evans is undenisbly entitled 70 i ~;
yiable distinction for whilst no medical y" an'
ity in existence condemns il. ever very s s"Iaa
work which alludes 10 il, and eye,y %eSH
practitioner that is acquainted wiI ;meola
acknowledges its pre- eminent v;,,. Hfi
that the latter should do so in onsa AL
their personal interests, must be a, rrTs,uOa
ther to their candor and love Of ,,u,t
their unwillingness to fly in the face os nv
seryation, and the testimony of ,boussrda, N %
DIR w. EVANS does not pretend ,L.,.
Camomile Pills will cure ali disss,. 'u'' ;, "
frankly and conscientiously admits ,5s, n'|
will not. He lays no claim 10 ,bo I Ns
of the philosophers Stone.n and w i,iI.V'eg
body TO believe that he sells The aPI;'R
Life" but he DOES SAY. and h. nnIi
BELIEVE, and he CAN PROVE I ,I
debiIitated and impaired Cops,;,n,lo. ~a'
NERVOUS DISEASES OF All TISinds
in weakness the digestive organs; in ;'.'
ent consumptions, whether of the luD ,r , ~
liver; in the dreadful debility, occasoDsdt
the use OF purgaives, in Palsy, Rhepm,,,s
(more especially in the sickness inriSs.,
mothers and females of relaxed nerves
cry case OF delirium tremens, or that Si,.,.
which is brought on by intemperancp i A I
wretched horrors Of the mind and body Vii
accrue from occasional inebrie,y. in lo.'
appetite, languor, melancholy. pains n 4.
head, limbs or side; in corrupt, sallow ,si /
uncomcly compilations, which arise irom a.
bad state of the fluids; in all these CASES ,Si
in some others mentioned 10 the bills and +
rections given with his medicines HF mrs
SAY, that the CAMOMlLE PILLS ;DIs
changed occasionally with his ApERIpyT
FAMILY PILLS 1.-THE best known) NH
are sold with them, will effect immediate n I
lief; and if used but for fair period Of mi /
a perfect cure. This much is placed beyoI
doubt, by daily testimonies which would i /
given on oath; and for this much. Or "
EVANS can cunscientiousy request cc,k
dence. He therefore need only add that Il K
CAMOMILE PILLS, together with Ii, a..
cellent APERIENT PILLS, can be ob,i,a +
wholesale or retail, at No. :, Division stat
New York, and Of his authorised agenu +
town or country.
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Written for the New Hampshire Gazette.
I'm NOT ENGAGEDl

4 reply 10 They're oil Engdgedr
Pm not engaged Pm not engaged
I'd have you, Sir, to know
That am free, at liberty,
And waiting for beau.
The girls near by are 'all engaged
Their summers were but brief,
And Pm the last upon the tree
But not a withered leaf.
Pm not engaged ! I'm not engaged
Ny age is Twenty-Five,
(And has been so the last four years
OF course il must be true,) names
And some Of these same girls changed
When hardly seventeen
And I've not had an offer yet,
Oh what can il mean'
Pm not engaged Pm not engaged
II seems so very queer
Pm half inclined to smile at it,
And yet, drop a tear
Pm not the plainest girl in town
If mirrors tell me true
we known far palmer girls engaged,
Oh say, Sir-hav'n u you!
I'm not engaged Pm not engaged!
Nor know the reason why,
have not sighted mas advice,
Who told me must try;
I've talked of sentiment and song
And romance quite enough,
But now, fear, Pm given DER
To taking tea and snuff.
Pm not engaged Pm not engaged!
Perhaps | ne'er shall be
The beaux have smiles for other girls,
But only laugh at me
And pa and ma, in confidence,
Declared they were afraid,
That | should soon be called by men
A horrid, sad old maid!
MISS
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II you want to make sober man a drunk
ard, give him wife who will scod him every
time he comes home, then storm at Bill, knock
Tom over with the skillet, dab Nan in the
mouth, and then drive them into the kitchen
with a broom-stick. - Dedhsm Patriot.