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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-01
To Lawyers

rn To AeyeCye1'S.
A BLANK form, for taking dispositions out
IN of this State, just printed and for sale at
this Office ga.f !, -r ,a.r .,s Sept. 20.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-01

To MAKE LEFcHEs BTTE.-Those that are
unwilling 10 do duty, are bound apprentice
to an attorney for week, and thea they
win bite hole through copper tea-ketlls-
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-01

Cotton Batting and Wackimg.
..t~ ALSO,
Candles. by the box or by the pound.
Feb. %. N. H. NORTH g. co.
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Van Anburgh narrowly escaped instant
death from furious attack by one of his Ii
gers, during rehearsal at Astley's. From
the statement of the affair given in the John
Bull, it appears that the Lion conquerer of
Pompeii," as he is called, wishing one of his
tigers to perform certain feat, which the
animal was utterly unable to accomplish, had
recourse to severe corporal punishment,
which chastisement he inflicted with large
horsewhip. Smarting under the pain OF the
lash, the animal became incensed, and sud-
denly sprang upon Mr.. Van Arnburgh, who
instantly was hurled with violence to the
ground from the strength and weight of his
inccnsed assailant. Van Amburgh instantly
perceiving the intention of the animal, which
was that Of tearing him to pieces, and with
the courage and presence of mind which
few men possess, seized his foe by the lip of
the lower jaw, and thus pinioned him as q
bull dog would an OK at bait. long and
fearful struggle now ensued, in the course Of
which both the man and the tiger rolled over
several times. At length, Mr.. Van Amburgh
got the better of his foe by throwing him on
his back, at the same time kneeling on his
stomach, and with his other hand, which was
till now unengaged, commenced striking the
PROSTATE animal with his clenched fist, the
blows following in quick succession over the
head, face, and particularly the nose, until
who here quivered under the grasp of his
conquerer. At length Mr.. Van Amburgh, per-
ceiving that he had completely overcome
him, released his hold, and the animal find
ing himself at liberty, retired short dis
lance from the punishment he had received.
One of our London papers discredits the af-
fair alfnUefhar
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UNION MOTEA. Lynci.1ur..

syss} THE UNDERSIGNED has leased he
MAJ above well known sstabli shmrnt. situated nj
-eI--A the upncr eud ct Nam street, l.vn chbarg.
whirh has hrrnln the poSse>si"u. Il Mr. Paul Jones,
Tor the last lsr wears, md will lake possession
Oh on the l,t day of Janutr>. 1879. He has also
taken the lrsr THREE STORY BRICK BUILD
Nc, immediately opposite the Hotel. which will
able nm 10 ofrrih most satisfactory accommodation
to ladies, and also 10 receive Two or three lan-
lies as boarlrrs hy the venr.
The subscribers TABLE shall be furnished with
the greatest variety which the mnrkci affords his Bar
with the best LIQUORS, and his Stables with good
forage aud careful osers.
The WATER arthe Union Hotel. issuing from a
rock Is ackuow TO be- Tar preferable 10 any IN
Lyn' hhnrg, aud IS particularly plrasIn: during tile
summer months.
The subscriber pied .es himsefto use every ever
tlon TO give sa>iact ton To those who patronize
hln,. both boaiders and trav.lcrs-and he earnestly
solIclts portion nf the public patronage.
ANTHONY W. CRENSHAW.
u The Richmond Wing and Kanawha Banner
will insert the foregoing advertisement WV, aud for
watd then accounts To this O!hce
Dec. ii Is
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s CARR ID.

INHE subscriber returns his sincere thanks 10 hIs
l. irents Aad The public grHtraN, Tor their lbri
Vi patronas- extended 10 him White I.rbrrtv, aud
inor- particularly he has been is o. stand
! miles West oi L,brity and invites all travellers
give INN call aud mol 10 pay any attention 10 any
sl,nderous reports winch may BE- circulated. he
N" ounces inrm all dl,e. and circulated only b,
n,nIc Iois t"'fson>-'Fo rho.- ulia viii hotior hm
WITH call. lie pI-d.-s himself that thri shah he
fonhndat"d III q III iunrf nj Ini'riJr to hihSe
IN ! xiuia lr has located lii,sch tor HE. he
pledge himself his Table shall always be furnished
with the best the SEASON viii afford, lis Bar with
ch~ic- Lqu.is. aud la, Stable with the best of Pro
vvnlrr. and attended to by curiul OsIlri- {; In,
charges will be moderate ia tunes viii admit.
From his long experience IN the business aud vii
hnxnrs. IL please he hopes To receive share Of The
public patronage. JAMES NJ WILLIAMS.
o.k Mu.a, Bedford Co. Feb. - Is
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NOTICE..

yINilE Undersigned, administrator of Preston
l. Stockton ucc'd. will sell. in tnr town ot l.yuch-
onrs, At Mr.. Phelps Auction HOUSE, on the 2lot day
III tins mouth, all the persona! estate al sad STOCK
ton, consisting of Il Negro Ma1, ) new Iron Frnncd
Tobacco Presses aud all the APPARATUS apprrtaihng
10 Tobacco Factory. Household kuchen Fur
Sunrr. qn,n'ny OF ,con. silled PORK. Lard, y
many other things. too tedious Ia ui,itIou. The
obacco Presses will he so Il. on :, credit OF six
Msn's. the purchasers giving Negotiable Notes
Payable 1t QUE ni the Banks II L>nchbura. satsiac
loriy endorsed the Bacon, Purh X Lard, ON credit
81 30 days. the Negro, on a credit oil Tour months,
the purch sers civin. Nrgottabr NOTES. with good
fndorsrrs. In he sale oi tue othrI property, TT al
sums under S25 will be require md Tor sums
over that credit ui 90 DAYS, the purchasers svug
Negotiable Notes. with good rnaorsrr,. The
Neet" is young man X Very valuable account
Of his qualities. The Tobacco Presses and Fixtures.
are very well worth the attention ui " ,nuiacturrrS,
Hndthe Household Furniture is mu,rl new and good
the DIS very superior.
e sale will be con. ed hv Mr.. thrlcs Phelps
Anet'r &. 4. WINGfIELD Admir-
vi Preston Stockton deed
Feb I'd,
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CHEAP GOODS.

Wiz. Subscribers have hand large stock
P"lnt. Duflr, Rose & Whitney Blankets, black
snd c"'sd. English Mcrino.. some extra quality,
"'"e' black and fancy coird Cloths, \ very large
"uneht Ut our own Iu,,Ior,atiun some Of which are
"' "e hnest quality Imported, aud BEN. determined
70 'euoce the stock, purchasers may expect great
6arssiis. J\NESC ri NJ & "a
Dee.l5 l..
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LOST,

4 CHECK Of the Cal1rns Swings Bank No
"A 1893, On liz Bank Ion ' rgnra, for $50, IN, c
payable to Lewis Cassida,, l., Julm Mckinney. aud
eud,r ed ga the back Lewis ta>,itay. II, John Nc
k,une,, and eudu,cd on The back LEAFS Ca>siddy,
Nv John NJ Kinney. $50, a Eve Doitu Bill AT tl-
tnr. A@tlIe PAYNE ut al the Cet h Ia, been
seprrd - ia. Banks, II viii be al bat 10 the
.-u-r. The h1dcr VII coulter i4vorb by returning II
~ the sabsrrb-r. JOS. MARSH.
February ID st
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HOI 81 OF DELEGATES.
.Sa,araug, January 1911.

\ message MAS received from the Senate stating
hat the, had agreed HE Resolution relative the
repayment 10 Virginia by the Government Of the
l. :. of connutdii N pay, and lor further aPpro.
priaion ol Government land To meet the unsll,,ed
claims al the officers and soldiers Of the Virginia
State Inc aud navy and Of the continental amy du-
ring the Revolutionary WARMTH an amendment,
~ which the House conturcd.
Oninotiom OF Mr.. Chapman Of g.. the Commit
TEE on Roads, DC. were instructed to inquire ipto
the rxpedlency of Incorporating company con
stfact 4 Turnpike rbsd from the Plaster Banks N
Snsth county, ta intcfsect the Road Leading
from Giles Court House 10 Nrwbcfo, in The Coun-
Is oil Montgomery, noar Thomas Shanuons, III Giles
county.
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TIL. BhNk 9.

On motion of Nj. May. the bill far the relief Of
the Banks oil this Commonwealth, WAS taken mp and
read FIRST Time.
Mr. Bolts novel thai il be read second time by
It's tuc il important bill, aud gave notice
that lac intended to offer an amendment which would
perhaps bring mp the discussion ot the whole eur
rcnoy question, and read the substance OF hs mtrnd-
ed amendment rs follows:
Provided moreover, That ii shall not be lawful
fur any OF the banks of Commonwealth, on pain
nj forfeiture OF their chltters 10 enter INTO any ar
iangrmcni, agreement, or contract with The Secfra-
~ oil the Treasury oi the tuled States, or any o.
iher officer agent Of the Federal Government, for
the receipt and safe keeping OF the MONIES OF TIE
SAID Federal Government, upon any other terms
than those on which the MONIES o the State Ho-
velnmtn, AID OF individual cllzans OF the State are
now received aud kept"
Mr.. May suggested that There were other bills to
! be iepoued by the conmlltecto winch tie aiheud-
ment OF the gentleman from iIeurico might be made,
and as twas important that early action should ht
had upon IT, he hoped that the bill might
be recoinmted. to be takca up At an early day
aud perfected, rs the cmefs cucy admitted OF no de-
| lay.
! Nh, Bolts replied that he would be unwilling tn
vote Tor he relefthe bill proposed to tn Banks, pD
less With the restrictions his amendment suggested
! lie had rather tie Virginia Banks sunk m the
! Chesapeake than see Them left without such te-
,taln,s rs would prevent their being placed At th'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-19
seed, Oats 4 Corn for sale.

TNNlIE subscriber has for sale 100 bus ''ls OF Seed
1 OF superior quality, aud 100 barrels double
erred white flint Contour months credit will be
given when the purchase amounts 10 500, the pur-
chaser giving negotiable note. ..
JOHN i. HAWKINS.
Jan. n5lh IA
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NOTICE;

4 Ill. persons indrbIcd to ihr Gfru of BowlcS,
L n Deanr Go. are hercbv torwar,rd from pay
ss 'h' stiAv 10 any person .rpt The subscriber,
10 ai"nr heias authorised 10 receive tn" same, Ii Is
saraesIly requested t.t those indebted to said con
rern will cal, and sritIe them respective halinces
with hun JAMES. +. DEA NJ.
New tilas.ow, Fbcfuarv IL 81
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HAE&NRRkGsYEO.N,.

WHILE was 'oaldrd in 1890, bred ny Lord
Ecrimnnt He is rich, bay Horse. upwards
at 10 hands Ii Oh al large cran bone, great substance
aLd muse ular powrf with great lcuglh, and fine at
ton. His shoulder, arm buck. loin, sllr, thigh,
aud leo all right, and rightly pni together, his
head and neck excellent, and eye cannot be sur
p,s>ed In short. he - horse Of magnificent and
commanding are, aud of FIN" RAtl.'G SHAPE.
Could any thug but first b. expected. hnm the
happy of the OF III" best stranrs o. blood III
Enc land, the Penelope aud folebrc families
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n Il w &. d q ID =.
w + are now receiving large and general assor-
w tot
E.IEA ,I.V'xD Vg'Es'TER GOOEp<,

which have been recently purchased at the North
un,er the most advantageous circuinsiances,-all OF
which we will cell as low, if not lower than TIE
same description OF GOODS can be bought Tor III
,,is place Our friends and the public are respect
fully invited TO call and examine our stock
TURNER & BURNELI.a
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Grass HiOga.

HAVE now unrpgagrd a lev PAIRS Of ia" Mac
! Nv and Brrkslnrc PISS. 50 celebrated as a
grazns breed. uf remarkably easy keep and caily
maturity. CHARLES NJ. RYAN. Manager
ioi f.. Fletcher n la, Plantation,
near Amherst Ceurt House.
Dee
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20 Dollars Reward.
DANAWAY FROM the subscriber, living IN
4 Bedford county ON the ODD u. NE(HO
MAN NAMED ACHILLES.

SAID NEGRO IL about 81 years oil age, very
black low stout fellow, leet % inches high ;
had on wheu he lett me 4 snit oi White Jeans and
white ilai. lie WIS rasrd o. Samuel : prucers
estate, IN Nelson county, where have no doubt he
Is now lurking. will give the above reward # de
livered 10 me. or secured 10 Jail 80 thai ! get HIM
gain, OF forty dollars II taken out Of the STATE.
ELISHA PETERS.
Dtn Is
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S,s.2lSo
r"THE LYNCilBURG IIRG[NIAN.n

L,tsL seAsi-eeeaiy ferery Nonity and YhursL.yJ at
D,u.rs per payable in adraace. w snbscrip
Lr ree-iced fora shorter p~cioi than monts and
sH be disconannei fercspf al he discretion of The
,I.,,,, until all res pad.
.-iDrER TISE HENlSnserteiatboc cents per squarc
fer The first Insertion, and b ercry subse.
,.,.t'"'t :"n
,TJOB PRINTING crccucd acahy and erpcditiousiy
rrasennb< terms.
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The Piedmont Line or Stages

Leaves the Union Hotel. every other day, at 30
clock 4. NJ, by way of Dauvilr. aud through North
an, South Carolina, To Milledgrv'c, Geo.
Jan. | IS
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- GREAT BARGAINS

INTENDING IN short Tine 10 remove our pre-
i sent stock of Goods TO the house occupIedby
Mr.. Kerr, VIC are DESTROYS OF reducing II Il, much
rs possible previous that time TO effect which OBJ
iect we are determined 10 offer siei inducements 10
those who may favor with call. We wonId
particularly invite the attention Of the public 10 our
Blankets, Rose. Dunci n Point: alsn t"
our stock OF heavy Wooens Of all kinds, which wc
wilisell unusually low far Cash.
llORNER s. WATSON.
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n @ r G z;
An DyersecrEy alstcd.

d sober aud industrious habits, or a married han
with sm,ll tlnril, TO ovelook about seven hands.
JAMES p. GARLAND,
near Amherst CT. II.
FEBRUARY | -
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\ .pAsHA
T. - n - II L. T. {.

WILL BE SOLD on Saturday, the 10Th febru-
w AIRY next Al Mtnlwethrrs shop, Bellord, the
fine JACK D.Is'sD eHOCAETT. winch
Obtained the premium At the Agricultural ENhib-
ton IN 1886. As this J,ch well known, y euco-
mum v i'll be nm, cssar,.
Terms IL ur known on das of ..e.
WM. SrEEN 81.
Snrritine pd,tnrrT
wv. STEIN. j. 4 co.
Frh. tbs
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4 & I2gs SaHE.

TTST RECEIVED AStPPI.N OF superior
y WINTER STRAINED LAMP OIL.
Alsu Il,re STOCK of LINSEED on. For salp al
The si.u OF the BlacN Boy and Mortal.
FOuRQtREAN PALMER.
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Mr. William Y. Wmn, Ex'or. OF kachrr Younger
Samuel Younger IN hIs own right, and ~ Executor
oi Thomas Younger. John 7. Palmer, FN'or 81
John Smanau, rhomaS Small an, WlllIlm
Smallmau, Andrew Snann aud Alexander
sandman, Bm"ell Peakr, Hannah Prakc Jo
scph Noanger, Armlstcad Botnu aud Betsy Bo-
faNAkE NOTICE, that ON the Oh day OF March
4 neAI, al the house of Robert Wilson, III Put
sylsania county, Virginia. shall trAe the Deepest
tlun o William Glass aud thr 9h ot the same
month al thr house OF .;eorss II. R,r IN Henry
county,, Nre ma shall take the Dcposiilun ot sad
R,e aud GA the 18Th OF the month Al The
house of William Ncmb ~ Haitian county. Nlr-
giula. sla take the Deposition ot Rrheeca Frank
lin, John Wnn aud james NcWblll and At The
Stor. House oi Ballc, x Dung N Halifax Count
House, Vagina, un he l7lh OF the same month we
sail TAXI tie Deposition Of lmda"ayC handler whlch
>aia several cpu,luons 10 be- read evidence III
= SUI IN Chnc,rv. nov depending ia the Circuit
Supcli1r Count of Law and thdnccry, ioi the COM
ty of llalil>. IN mhich William \. VIM, is EN'or.
of Dole, Ii.lt, dec IL, John VIM and Lucy his
WIFE and john Franklin aud Rebccca his vile,
plaintiff, and YOU are defendants.
Yours &c.
WILLIAM \. VIM, Er'or. #
Dotiy Ltehtdec'd.
Join WYNN.
Lucy WYNN.
JOHN FRANKLIN,
EEBECCA FRANKLIN.
Fcbrt 4w
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G % - SD y


I'LL that day. Those IN want Of very ciicnp GooDs
will do wed to call early.
Persons indebted 10 us, will please GENE forward
and settle their accounts and those having claims,
will please do the same
JAMES &. HI nj, 4 Go.
Feb,
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WIFI ~. g.e'ep,

FENIlE PRESENT SEASON, commencing the
18th February. and ending Isl JulyD Al my
stable. AT IlaltN courthouse, Va. and rendtr ser
vice SG0 he season, III, able N the expiration
thereof. and : 100 Insurance. drmandahlr snon ~
ascrrtained propcrty transferred with 81 cash 10
the groom. Good lasiuragr for Mares, and Servants
b2nracd srais. Mares fed houniliully with gam At
81 per day and great care and personal attention
will be bestowed, but ll'bllly, for accidenrs o.
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a OF a. g..

YENiIE ST BSCKIBERS. intending cary
4 the EsEachSsIsfiiss. s5.aiHCss under
The firm ana s>r Of Kyle ~ Bailey, h.Hr hired Il
Smith Mho i well know be a FIRST RATE
WDRkNAN: hr worked in New Glasgow the last
two wears. to the substitution at all his customers
and We do with confidence recommend h:m To our
friends and the public. honIug 10 sIarc part OF
Their parlon,.c. We assured If they VIII give
us tr,l the, VIII be pleased with boil, niee and
workmanship. NO. ;. ~ ~,
j. X. BAILEY.
Amherst e. II. Jan. 10
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lust RECEIVED an excellent assortment 81
, Iro,aa1 Steel. together with lot OF extra
so-uac 81 Apple RrandyS. VaisiSey ~
" iuc>, J. X. Il All,th 70.
Amherst, &. II. Jan. l. T.
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EDR CASH.

HESIROIfS 10 reduce our large stock Of Hard
/ warr Cutlery, SadlIrfy, Guns, &c.. wlli
l.,s,ltrr make a considerable Discount az, Goods
,,A f.r cs.h. II. b. RICHARDS 4 Co.
Feb. 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
Public Notice.

To the Honorable the Senator'S anu Members OF the
House cfRcpresentatircs Of The Legislators Of the
State If S. Carolina.
HE humble petition Of James Harper and
L his associates residing i'll Augusta. Georgia,
respectful shcws unto y our Honor able bndies,
that under charter from the state of Georgia,
they have commenced The erection OF Bridge
over the Savannah River at point opposite thr
upper part of the city of Augusta, al about one
mile above the town of Hamburg, in South Caro-
lima, that within tom miles Of the sit. lust men
toned, are the Ferry ofW. Garrt, Esq. above
at CampbcOwn; the Bridg" oil the Bank Of Geor-
gia. and the Sand Bar Ferry below: your petit
TONERS respectfully shcw unto your Honorable
bodies. that the erection OF the said Bridge is de-
manded by the public convenience OF a large
portion of both the States of South Carolina aud
Georgia; thnt il will shorten and improve in point
of roads the great South Western route which
passes through Augusta, and will greatly benefit
tho ritlZeIIs of the upper Districts of South Caro-
lima. in attnrdIng them more direct access to nj,
additional market for :hcir produce. Wherefore
they pray your Honorable bodies to grant them
Charter for the erection of said Bridge within
The jurisdiction of the State Of South Carolina.
upor the usual terms. and they will ever pray &c
J\MES HARPER,
VIM. HARPER,
J. II. KILBUURN,
JON. MEIGS, and Associates
THE Public are hereby notifedtl,at il is intend
cd to present the shove petition to the next Le-
gislature Of 5. Carolina.
JANIS HARPER,
WIN. HARPER
]. r. KILBOURN,
JONATHAN MEIGS,
July IL, 1899 ah "a
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Mure New Goods.

JUST received by NIcHoLsoN 4 PRES
- LEY the following articles, when in ad-
di'ion to their former stock, they now Nave
nn hand n general assortment of seasouablc
GODDS.-to which they invite tho ut,en.
tiOn of their customers.
A good assortment of Gents. and Ladies'
fine shoes.
Boys and Misses do do
Gents. fine Pumps.
Ladies' superior Kid Slippers.
Several cases Black and White summer
Hats, the latest 81 most fashionable Style.
Georgia Nankins.
Black ThibbeLand Summer Cloths.
Also. good assortment Brown Linens.
DriilimSs and Vesrings-which they can
have made up i'll good style at The short
est nOtice.
Also, good supply superior fnucy Prints.
French Muslius.
Canhrcs aud Printed Lawns.
Ladies' fancy Ilandkerchicfs.
New style Muslin worked collars,
Mourning prints. Ginelams and Muslin.
Black Gros de Swiss Silks.
Ladies superior black colorcd & white Kid
Gloves.
do Black and White English Silk Glove,
do do Lace Silk do
Diack " hiie ana colnred Lace Silk do
Black and white Thule for wells.
A good assor'ment Bonnet, Cap, and Bel
Ribbons.
Feather Fans.
Ladies' fine plain Straw Bonnets.
| Misses hv
In addition to the above named good:
they have many other articles too t"diou,
To cnumrra,", which they will sell on ac
rn'nmndaring terms. Ills
Edgcfeld, June 5th.
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COiic Mixture.

IENHE abov" is snnever failing remedy for that
ID variety of collie, so distressing to luf;l,.ts,
and fo' whlcl, the most injurious anodyne sub
stances are too commonly .iven. Its safe and
soothing. and instead Of producing costveness. il
usually operates gently on the bowels.
This remedy has now been used for several
years with that success and appreciation. which
qnack medicines made to sell. cannot command
1t is extensively used by the hest physicians in
the o''nIry, and to USE the language of many q
mother ucts as n charm. lille it aays tbc
pam and lnlls the child to resi- it does moi leave
behind 1t those unpleasant symptoms. which
i'a'idanlim Bhtelnans Drops &c. generally pro-
ducc hmpIr directions accompany each vial.
md certificates OF its efficacy f requreD can be
produced from tn" most respectable citizens of
Carclinn and Georgia. For sale by
KITCHEN g. ROBERTSON. .fIanbu,o
EDW WEBB, anderson C. III.
VIM. HACKETT. PendIeton C. IT.
DIR. Z. J. MINIS, Edge6eid c. H.
Feb. S 1888 f1
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@foette &eeess.
From the University Magazine for February.
ALL MUST FADE.

From the University Magazine. for February.
ALL MUST FADE.
Where are the modes violets gone,
That grew 30 family sweet;
And as the Queen of Nav passed on
Were strewed beneath her feet!
Maiden Spring not long can stay
Violets must fade away.
Where are the flowers love the hest.
The glowing roses-say!
That drcked the village maidcn's breast.
Aud peasants hat so CAV!
Youth. the summer months must hy.
And the brilliant roses die.
Then lead me to the streamlct'sbrink;
In murmur's soft and low.
1t bids the thirsty blossoms drink,
That on the margin grow,
The sun was ierce-the wind was high
The streamle,'s pebbled bed is dry.
Show me the bower | loved of old,
To rest me unperceived.
Where tales Of simple love were told
BY simple hearts believed.
The leaves are eone-the flowers are dead;
The cool and fragrant shade has fled.
The gentle girl, whom when she met
My gaze, her eyes ne'er raised,
But on the tirnid violet
(tier own sweet emhlem) eazcd-
Beauty wiihcrs, aud the mail,
Like the leaves aud bowers must fade.
But where is he who passed his hours,
Lost in a pleasant dream:
Who snng the Shepherlrss-ihe flower
The arbor and the stream?
Fancy flies-lir soon is DER
The youthful Poet is no more!