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TRUST SALE OF LAND IN KING
WILLIAM

~ pursuance Ola deed Of Trust, executed 10 ihr sub
>cnb-r ~ George Powell hearing date The 18Th Of
March, 1884, Tar certain purposes therein specified, and
duly recorded IN m. Clerks OiIcr oi King William
county, shall proceed Ia sell, al public auction, Tor
cash. on hr ri day at February, lci7 Al King William
Court h-use, thai hrnr ccin day, h- Tract Of Land
rrniinuri in sald drri. commonly called Woodbury.,
upnn winch thr said George y. Powell n present re
SIDES, containing nve hundred and iny-nlne acres
TINS Farm IL situated upon the Malapon rser, about
miles from tie Court house, ana i very well adapt
ed To i.l- grown If Corn oats Rye, Sc There upon
" m excellent site for Will The buildings are large
aud rnnmoGinus, aud bs suinr repairs might be maar
very comfortable A. II II supposed that any person
wishib. 10 purchase viii hr,i view ih- premises,
particular description j. deemed unnecessary
The mic i believed Ia BIZ perfectly good; hut, selling
Trustee shall only convey such title ~ T. vested IN
WILLIAM a. SPII.IEk, Trustee.
~ P0STfONEMENT.-in consequence of the in
crm-ncy IL the weather lhr above sale is postponed
untll rhr 22nd day of March ls.. th,t being King IL
liam Court day, when The sale will certainly 20 on.
Feb. 2G-ctds ". a. SPILLER, Trustee.
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,I,URPIN & CO.'S oFFlCE.-GLoRioUs News
j The handsome prize Of 81 600 was sold in Alexan-
dra Lottery Glass H. 10 worthy citizen, by IN. ever
lucky IUkrlN W.
Druwing OF Alexandria Lottery, Class l., March Is
81 80 IS 80 st IS Q Is 81 u o.
Half Ticket, Nos. 81 ST. prize Of 10000, was sod
in the above Lottery and viii be paid Al sight nj the
lucky office of IIkflN W.
Drawing of SUSSEX Co Lottery Ex, Glass 81 March IL:
SO IS ~ II 90 o. I'll 81 ~.
Fine Scheme for This Mornng-New Jersey Lottery,
Class No 81 Grand Capitals: sabOOO 5000, $500, %
If 900 $50 Of 100 Sc Is Nos II drawn. Tickets S.
Sales close al II O'Clock this morning, al
TURPIS 4 CO.'S OFFICE.
For To- Day-Aexandria Lottery, Glass No II. "a
pals s25 U0 G OoO 1000 % Of 600 90 200, 249 oil
llO, ST.: 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets S5-or sale un-
" TURPIN s. CO.
Also, for To Day-Sussrx County Lottery, EXIT; >
Class no p. Capitals $4,000, 3 900 100 OF i,oo"'
5of 400 10 OF 900, 10 of 100, &c IS Nos Is drawn
Tickets So 50. Sales will close al III o'clock 10 NOR.
row Can early day and secure prize ~ either oI
these splendid Lotteries. TuRrINas co. Intends sel.
ins .ome certain March IL
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W. TNlis
r.aHi. unG,'-snei empowered - at Il tn Ieris
!aturs - MORT. ,arnai, eniil"i An at 20 incor
pafat, m Washington and ". nrrsus Magnetic lie
ie.rly GnipaEy, 1" cal i-..ins ~ the corporate
Indy ih,frry csral-,, hereby not:y such meeting oi
ilr p,rpa, ;iaDinnrd The fourth section Of The act
aforesaid u : holden n YlrhinIehI Ilnrl, IN Ra
leigh, N.stli Cafniinn, TUESDAY. iha i.ah day al
April rs6; a. N o'cock \ n of whlch all parsons IN
Ierestcd vi'i take notice. :. r B. MORSE,
JOHN ! HALEY,
wv. LLOYD.
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SPLENDID SCnEMES FOR MARCI

SFLENDID SCFENES FUN NJ hNOT.
Alexandria Lottery, Class VI, Ter lr;1, II be drawn
March Goth 6 No. Lo.r-fy-ll drawn ballots. Grand
Schrn: si0HnD 10000, ioDo ~ II Gn, ~ o 5t0, ~
of 30 Tickets $40; halves s quarrars2 81. Ter
tfcirs Of package al - Whole Tickets SlGo-shares
in proportion.
Alexandria Lottery Class n, inr l7i7, 10 tie drawn
March 27lh - No. Louety-li drawn baiols Grand
Srhem-: s3nnm', nmo, o'm. II 2Ocn. = Of $780, ]
81 $50 II ,5b, - o 900 80 81 500, ~ nf 400,
Tickets $40; halves Z; quarters , ~. Ctrnhries Of
packages of2i Wholcs SlaO shares III proportion.
1-3- For packages, certificates or single Tickets IA the
above, address r. g. BiTTilLE.
MarCh / No. 5, City Hotel. Kirhmnnd, VI.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

WEAIf DOLLARS REV ARD.
Ana, ~. from "West ham Cottage on the
ll February, without provocation, Slave GILES,
g,a large and likely young RAN of ID. quite
WIN beautiful teeth, and dressed In Grey kersey.
tsn'iy purchased him III the Reverend Walker TIM
on,,n Rear Earers bridge, Alhemare and he Is ac-
,,s a"sa ah"at Palmyra. in Fluvanna. he WAS seen
.sSn np The James River Canal, and is probably
(, .r 81 those places. Will pay the above reward
aehVery 10 me in Richmond, or ten dollars IL 80
M. N iai', 50 thai get him again.
"a'eh lG-e2.wu BERNARD PEYTON.
J w. MAuRY 4 CO., MANAGERs.-Drawn Nos
VI ariandria Lottery. Class l., March l3:
p, ~ 80 IS Sc &c So 9 4 65 so IA 3.
rao,., 'ns mornins-New Jersey Lottery, Glass 81.
e. ~ no % prizes Of 1000, % Of 900. 30 of 200,
~. - ms ~ drawn. Tickets S..
e. MS rv-nlnr-S25, GOO Capital, % prizes of 900
TsSe. Tickets SIS
sss.t., &c, al MANAGERS OFFICE,
ui 10 No. City Hotel.
IL rs OFFICE, Wall Street, opposite City Hotel
:, 'ssn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, Class 60:
D,,xm - 81 - 32 "a "a II 81 AZ AZ .
nos, Of e;rand Consolidated Lottery, Glass ii !:
r,t.s,s.h % 36 p 60 s7 - G6 81 81 &C..
= N"' IS 66, $500, sold and paid by LUCK.
cas !, sos 900 for only So Also, $4,000 for
Ind ,. ,a' before half past 10 o'clock this morning
Mari - some prizes al LUCK'S OFFICE,
Wall Street
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important Sale


THE CATlIARINE FURNACE, WITH DWELLING,
i,6is AIRES OF LAND. CONTAINING IRON
ORE, WELL WOODED, FIXTURES, PATTERNS,
STOCK, STEAM ENGINE, ENGINE HOUSE, GU.
POIaS, GLACKSMlTH'S TOOLS, sc. Sc 81,
WITH EVERY THING REQUISITE FOR a COM
MENT.
IN TUESDAY June Isl Is47 y III be sold at Pub
- iic Auction on ,hr premises. that highly valuable
prop+nv, known a. The CATHARINE FURNACE,
WIN an The Land attached th-rtto Fixtures, Patterns,
stock, &c, - together with the Dwelling and Ont
Houses, forming, whole, complete Iron Manufac-
iuiing Establishment, with aud desirable Fami-
~ kcsidrnre attached, and situated III country
qirstinltbly healthy ~ any other the Union The
principal items embraced The proposed sale are a.
follows:
THE CATHARINE FURNACE. located in IN. conn
" Of Sposyrana, state ii Virginia 10 miles from The
lnwn ii fredericksburg, onr mile from swift Run Gap
Turnpike Road and containing ,tie acres
The STACK vas bnilf by Mark Nc Ater, IN the year
1885, 80 feet high 80 feet at the base, 10 feet
across the lnwall with two twirIrs.
CASTING HOUSE, thirty irrt i!- fifty feet long J,
with shed on each side twenty feet wide and my
feet long.
ENGINE HOUSE, Of stone, twenty feet wide. ana
seventy long, with sheds Two sides, and engine
oi fourteen horse power.
TWO CuP0LaS.
BRIDGE HOUSE, 80 feet WIDE !. feet long.
COAL. HOUSE pat at stone, 30 feet WIDE leo feet
long with 4 She'd ~ wide, 100 trrt long.
Olce, Boarding House Tor workmrn Ball House
Pattern House Smoke House and Backsmiih's Shop,
Patterns MoulLs aud Fixtures Tor the manufacture Of
nrary every description al Sh. and Sho used by the
General Government; = valuable - Of Brass Pot Pat
terms Stove Patterns, &C., IL.
Eighteen Mules and one Horse, Wagons, Carts, &c
with Gear, Bi, kin,th's Tools.
Stabiine ample 10 accommodate from forty TO atty
| head OF horses or mules.
The Dwelling House, Two stories. with eight rooms,
Kitchen, aud all necessary Offices and Houses for Ser
wants
W The terms Of sale VIII hr-Dnr third cash The
balance III two slna annual instruments, secured, n
usual, ~ deed at trust On The premises conside
rablr portion " t- property being prrishabe good per
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John C. SLATER Il co.

JOHN c. SIIAFER & co.
TAILoRs AND DRAPEas.
l3s Broadway, o, }l4 ST., op'se Exchange,
- New York, and | Richmond, Va,
n and respecliully solicit the honor OF a visit
Fresh goods received from New York, per Ex-
prrss every ,ceek during The season.
March l6-d3t&clm
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Tickets $40; halves 3; quarters ID. Crilieairs Of
packages OF IL Whoes Sion; Halves To- Quarters a.
h- Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tick
cis and shares III any If tlr above Schemes address
I'd Ia the undrrsignrJ VIII rthr most ponpl al
trutinn, aud an account ri rach drawing forwarded
il j. received.
j. IL MauGI 4 co. Managers,
Mar,b3 Richmond, Virginia
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~ -, ~, 'rslN,a ~ wv" v, ,, nr," ~ ~
'aerh ol, ,e,' =, -. M ir, Ia!
tBr hichnoHi 'n'Hit' TUG c'h "ay ~ 'a'"s'i
Jacob v CRAWFORD I'ai"''h
isai.N' n.c.,.,,,,,
49,. - -, 49,, ,..,,.,,,, a,,.,.J H.
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Ns''''",s ~ w.. -, ~, NJ /, ~, a o,.nl,,, NJ
x ,..;i,n !, :, n,d,.a nm he aha DEFEND
'hi' ,"inm'nMea'''' " = 49,, ~ III, !. 80 a,J ,,a,
hh' =" a'p'a, ~ ~ 49,. - :" -. ,ha M,
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81 iiie piahih am ha' ivy ~ ~ "'' , " 49,,
q hicniaona ''I ~" n,',n, Nv 80,
al the front du6r al the Iali'o ~ lh- saih Guy.
ACopy. Ir.ia, onr,nr, .
Jan. l5-cw2m foNilaIaN kobEhiS, ~.
80 ycrpy --y,.-,.,.., p,l.. hs,d ~ M
Clerks Office of tie Superior Corn Of Chancery ior
thu Richmond circuit, tie 9Th day ot January, lsl:
Thomas Gown, fIainlih
against
Robert GOcnranr, ana other Defendants.
The defendant above named not Ia, wing entered hi.
appearance ana gwen security according TO the act of
Assembly and thr rules Of this Court and u appearing
Nv satisfactory evidence that h- - not inhabtant ~
this Commonwealth, j. ordered thar The said rernd
NJ do appear the rules 70 br held for tn sad Cont
h- hr-i Monday ~ Aprl next, ani answer The MI
nf the plaintiffs ana mat copy OF nus "fa.t ps ioth
wih inserted ~ some newspaper php'sheh ~ ''r Guy
!" Ei'im"hd i"f Two ihnnin9 sn''r-sse'y, hh P"s'eu
Al 'he ont door .i ,hr a'n,'"i Ia me $50 ci'y'
ACup?-lrstr ..,,...,. .
Jan. l3--cw2m fo"iiaIaN hObERiSi 49,
,.,,,N,.cpv ~. !, c,,.s ,.,, !, ~.
Clrk', Office 1t he superior Court u chancrry fer
tn I;irhmod ircul', hr I'm ;ay ~ January i-a
susan q. Burhicy, vi" sues - JOIN ~ sies-r. htf
against
Edwin burnley, and smother, Defendants.
ihe Defendant ABOVE named not having entered hi
appearance AMI gwen srcnf;y, according 10 r act ni
i-s-mh., amt he rules III Tins Cont, 7nd II aprraiin.
Is satisfactory evidence thu, he i not inhaaiant at
;hls C"monw-aih, II i ordered ai The sild fcrhd-
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y
The following letter has Just come - hand, aud VIII
he read with Interest. The parut suffered iniGcrlhy
and could find rrIiri untIl lie used l'r. S"asnr's
Compound syrup al Wild Cherry. II Is certainly the
most wonderful cure on record Read II:
W,LMisGInS, N. e., january H. lsl'.
Dr. Swayne-Dear Sir: Having been almost mirlcn-
lousy cured by your valuable medicine, think u not
ton To the long list OF certificates which You have re-
c-ivpd Of remarkable cures by your medicine. During
the years preceding last August. was very much
distressed by very bad cold und rackIng cough, and,
during the latter parl If The time II continued 10 grow
worse, and indeed, III Jnit ny friends gave me uvri
having tried all kinds OF medicine SAID 10 he good Tor
yich diseases, without the rist cond effect. was II
ured almost riicri Corpse, and had scarcely any
flesh npn my body, and fni l"ng lime never thought
Ia rise from my led again. friend day asked
II had tried Swayn-'s Compound syrup Of Wild cher
ry and advised do al ~ liz heard That u
had worked great many wonderful cures. i"nk ms
advice. and, after NJ several buttcs of u, grew
80 much better That enabled 10 leave my bed, aud
afterwards to walk about the house aud "a out inlo tr
street. | encouraged by This, aud continued the
use Of your medicine, and by means at us wonder
fuI curative powers, am perfectly WE'LL and enjoy the
use Of all my faculties just AZ much as II had never
been afflicted in the way have described Ia you. !
have written this, not thinking thai II will NJ all inter
rsl yoll hut humby hoping HAT II mhy have ts mite 81
influence causing your valuable medicine 10 be spread
among mankind and III assisting 10 raise van Ia that
station which you richly deserve for yonr prrsever
ing efforts for the public good
Respectfully, your friend aud admrer,
JAMES b. MalSLAND.
sary single trial will place DR.. Swayne's Compound
Syrupof Wild Cherry beyond the reach Of c'npettion
In the estimation Ui every patient Hut liz healing VIZ
tues will be lis best recommendations.
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DIR SW \ i MES
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry!
4 puysIcIAN,s TESTIMONY.

4 PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
The following letters are presented with IA view OF
more fully showing the opinions al Physicians III rria
lion 10 the medical value III Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup uf Wild Cherry:
DR.. Swayne-1Irar sir: Having used your Compound
Syrup cf Wild Cherry extensively IN my Practice was
requested by your Agent, Hr CrutchrT To express my
opinion III writing al rs properties remedial agent
most chreriully comply, rs feel, BY doing. viii
discharge debt owe The community AZ large and Ply
slcians In particular. As much ~ delest Quack Re
needles and Patent NostrtIms, | Was Induced from 4
failure Of the most potent rNprrtorants, recommended
IN our maera meiicds IN cases ot Disc lsed
Lungs, Ia try your preparation 1T Pmnus Virginia
Wild Cherry. u is sufficient To say, that was much
pleased win the result of tiat and subsequent ials
that now prescribe III preference Ia all other
dies where eypernrani IS Indicated. Ia The much
dreaded Pneumonia, Disease Of the Lungs in ih-
alarming form III which u appears in Kentucky. re
gard invaluable remedy in the treatment Of Thai
disease. To all " Ia knew inr have said rnuug but
AS this may he by prr-aIi- on ~ ihr vicinity ~
Frank fort will briefly add iha, have been engaged
practice at my profession Tor Twelve years
aud regular graduate of Tram; rana. and this i
the first PATE nj Medicine ever thought enough al To
express IN opnnn IN Nrns.
J. Il. ELLISON, 81. d.
January : l-l7. Fflnk.ln county. rs.
FRarEronr, Ky, Jan :, lei?
The above certificate Is i"i uno 81 oar rliysicIns,
llyln.a lew miles tom Irir lie dnine very good
practice. and il considered good phvscia ami stands
illr he u, Hs lie sdys, regular graduate.
DR. VI. J.. GRGTtllER
Druggist and Ap"ihe,ary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.


ITO Jacob Wilson, late cook and steward, Benjamin
4 Bell Charles Jennings Galdsbury Jackson. Henry
Wana-by, Elisha Taylor and Hiram Hans, late seamrn
.. The R,is Gen. Marion.
tiKGiSla:-Ata superior Court II chanrery for the
Richmond Cucnl. held II the Capitol, III the Cny Of
Richmond, IN Thursday, Feb 25th, r-H
Aiien ". Mills Marshall Il Stafford and Charles HUB
bell. late merchants aud partners trading under the
arairs; Plaintiffs:
Frederick crtins and Philip ". Shepherd,
defendants:
u appearing The Court from the papers flied The
s':'' d! Safve ami McKlm against Guihng aud Others
lately determined IN this Court, that Jacob wilson !aie
Coos and steward, and Benjamin He'll, Charles len
nnr-, Gud-hufy Jackson. Henry Wsrr,sby, Elisha
Taylor. aud Imam lans, late II The Gene
ia M-flon IN I-I voyage from Ru-ion, Massachusetts,
10 Richmori, NIrgiria which terminated IN The
month II January, eighteen hundred ana fortyslx,
cnlled 10 wages ana 10 damages as against the SAID
hiig aud her Ffefrrick Gring. for which they
have put N 10 81 nm; and the SAID brig having hren
inched ana sold NJ the s,lii d Cyrus Hitchcock, William
MARSHALL and julius :. lnchcrck, merchants ana part
nrrs. under The firm and style al hitchcock MARSHALL
aud Company aud Other attaching creditors Of The sand
tHfine, u i ordered that NOTICE L. the parties above
mentioned y having tcrn lately tue crew u Ire salt
arls b. published ia II Tie NEWSPAPERS published
~ ihr city 4 Boston, aud published ~ the ely q
kriinnhd Tor tour weeks srrr>-vrl! ihat, unless ey
shall appear, personally 10y Counsel, al The Clerk ;
Iicc al thu Cont and r their priiiiun claiming the
wasrs and damages aforesaid before thr thif-th jay
az Jnnr next ensuing the dale hereof, the Count vii
proceed 10 diposr II lie proceeds q The sr 81 thr sad
brig The atIgcas creditors al tr SAID Grfne.
March 9-sw4w r ROBERTS, OK.
~ cHANrERy.-v,nei,n:-A At Rules held in The
clerks Office ii the Superior court of charcrry tor
fhr Richmond Circuit the 9Th Lay uf January, lcE
William H. Woodward, lia,nt;n:
AGAINST
Robert inrhrane, and other hrirnian.~.
III, defendant above named mol having entered his
appearance aud gwen security, according 70 The net 81
Assembly and the rules q" ihl- Count, and II spprang
by satisfactory evidence that nc Is not an niia'an OF
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i.sjI"iiliiiiI,.
y. w. lSEatsrs "a 80,

[ vi ~ ~ ~ - - ~ - :.
Succe.ors to j. C. Gis Ei;Gil . co.
OFFICE, No. |, CITY IN iEL. RICH
~ nOND. FUgmir.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MARCH.
Alexandria LOTTERY, cass ", Il" LIZ. /, nr drawn
March .uih
tt Numirr i..,,irr, ilr'.n iialiMs
i.raad Suiit ~"
] Capital rrzr Il s.i,oai ~ i'''s"- - :l.",
| pr,X. 81 lrttr, ~ So
/ 900 ~ ~,
Whole Tickets elu; nalvrs s. quarters ~ Crniii-
cafes Of package Of wl,urs Su halves ID quarters ~.
Alexandria Lottery, Class n, tor l7i7, !" he drawn
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PRlSAGi MEDICAL INSTRUCTION, IN
RICHMOND VA

wa.hI.,on. March l-r-cv,u
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-09-10

struggles and groans of the horse being con-
tinued, the dog sought his master, and drew
his attention TO the wounded horse, and man
ifested great satisfaction when he found his
master employed in bathing the wounded an
imal, and otherwise ministering TO his wants.
The hosiler continued his care Of the horse
until a late hour in the night, and then call
cd the dog to 90 home; but the alfectionate
creature would not leave his suffering friend,
and continued by him all night. And up to
the time we last heard from the dog-forty-
eight hours after the horse was injured-the
faithful spaniel had not left the suffering horse
day nor night, for a minute, not even to eat
and from his appearance, it is believed that
he has scarcely slept at all. He is constantly
on the alert; not suffering any one to come
near the horse, except those attached TO the
stable and the owner of the animal and his
whole appearance is one Of extreme distress
and anxiety. He often lays his head on the
horses neck, caresses him and links around
his eyes; which kindness the poor horse ac-
knowledges by a grateful look and other signs
Of recognition.-Trar.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-09-10
My Uncle, The ParSOn,
OR THE EFFECTS OF PEPPER.

The knickerbocker contains a capital sto-
~. by John Waters, of which the following
is he conclusion
At the dinner table our '%parson' takes a
bottle of cayenne pepper from his pocket, TO
season his meat with.
The two farmers were attentive 10 all his
movements. The addition of the sauce, when
there was such a full supply Of gravy in the
dish. seemed to them merely a supertluity /;
but the exploring genius of Ajax Talemon
was excited by the pepper, a continent that
was altogether new to him, and perceiving
that the effect was gratefully appetising (;
pray sir said he, 'would yon have the good
ness to let me taste a little of that red SALTY
with pleasure replied the parsou, but
! must apprise you that it is pepper, and not
salt; pepper of the strongest force, which |
received from a friend in the tropics, and
said he, handing itto him, "a very few grains
will 90 a great way
A half decisive glance at the size of my
uncle and then at his own portly figure seem
cd 10 intimate that he thought the caution We
ry little worthy Of notice by a man Of his GU
bicular inches. He raped the bottle on the
side, as he had seen the parson loosen the
grains of his fiery slimulant, applied it IN the
same wav, but without the same caution, to
his gravy, and used it freely with his meat.
The pepper was not long in making his ac.
qnaintance, but he resisted manfully the first
intimation of his internal assailant; hemmed
stoutly, repeatedly as if he was determined
10 maintain his ground his face became scar.
lei; an unnatural warmth took possession o.
his frame, the tonsils of his throat began &c
swell; his eyes glistened he dashed away a teal
from his obstructed sight, spread abroad hi:
arms like Sampson cropping for the remaining
pillar of the temple of GAIA, and rose in al
agony of distress and pain, unimaginabIe tC
him in his dreams before. His first note wa:
that Of a great brindle bull in his own cattle
yard at home. The word does no justice
whatever TO the sound.
Fortunately he did not cough! My uncle
concerned at the accident, recommended hin
TO allav the pungency with a glass of water
He endeavored to say will that put it out !
and made for a large Jug that had just beer
replenished; he raised it boldly to his lips
and had its contents been more gentle, nigh
for its length, breadth, depth and height, have
won from Bacchus, the whole contents of thu
Indies.
'Jedediah,' said he, as soon as he could ar
ti%culate, for the lands sake does my moutl
blaze?'
Another jar of water seemed to re-assur'
him of his safety againstinternal combustion
and his power of speech in some measure re
turning, and with them his self-possession
he strobe in front Of my uncle, and accostec
HIM;
DO you know, mister, that ] took you 70
a parsonn
Il am, indeed said my uncle, 'an humble
member of that CLOTH
sob, you be, be You! And do you thinl
it any how consistent with your calling Il
travel about the country in this here way, car
rying hell-fire in your brecchesr
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-09-10

"Let no man wax pale, therefore, because
of opposition. Opposition is what he wants,
and must have TO be good for anything
Hardship is the native soil Of manhood and
self.reliance. He who cannot abide the
storm without finching or quailing, strips
himself in the sunshine, and lays down by
the wayside, TO be overlooked and forgotten.
"He who but braces himself up against
the struggle, when the winds blow, gives up
when they are done, and falls asleep in the
stiffness that follc VS..
odd you ever know anybody to stick to
any kind Of business, no matter how un-
promising, ten years at most, who did not
prospect No matter how bad it might be at
the beginning, If he stuck 10 it earnestly and
faithfully, and tried nothing else; nc matter
how hard he may have found it sometimes,
to keep his head above water, still, if he per-
severed, he always came out bright in the
long un-didn't he}"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-09-10
Push On.

The following extract from the writings of
John Neal, may have met the eyes of many
of our readers before; but it is worth repeat
ing, and the truths it conveys are worth re-
membering:
"There are people who have begun life by
setting their boat against wind and tide, are
always complaining of their bad luck, and
always just ready to give up, and for that
very reason always helpless and good for no.
thing, and yet if they would persevere, hard
as it may be, to work up stream of life long.
they would have their reward at last. Good
voyages are made both ways.
"A certain amount of opposition is a great
help to man. Kites rise against, not with
the wind. Even a hard wind IS better than
nothing. No man ever worked his yoyape
any where in the dead calm. The best wind
for anything in the long run, is a side wind,
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