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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-27
A CARD.

II has become my duty, in consequence Of erroneous
views of newspapers. to call the attention Of the public
to which happened To three of my patients,
whilst sick Of intermittent fever. Being called Short
time SINCE visit the family of Mr. Moses Adams. who
lives about one mile below Wards Bridge, found four
of them sick of intermittent fever Finding it necessary
prepare their systems fr he administration of ulnne,
left medicine and directions for that purpose, telling
Mr. Adams would return time enough t. give them
Quniae. Having none. sent, by Saturdays mail, to
j. H. Seay, Druggist. Lynchburg requesting him to send
me nv Mondays mail, without fail. called at
the Post Office Gill Grove,) on NJ nday evening, and
found that Mr.. Seay had failed to comply with my
quest. remarked in the presence Of Mr.. eatherord,
Uhe Postmaster. that did MOI know what should do
as Mr. Adams's ianily suffering fer the want Of
Qunine. His janghe err Ohe wife IT the late Dr. Nun
nelly.) in a few moments handed me a vial labeled
"Sulph. Qunine" | Immediately tasted its contents
seve ra times, IN from its intensely bitter taste, AMI
similarity of color to this article, supposed IT to be Qn
nine. then put the conten's OF the vial. which sup
posed to be about grams into another in which car
ried qunine labeled '.Surh. Qnnine." then went
to Mr. Adamss about O'Clock, and found my patients
just recovering from chs. prepared the Quinne for
them to take the next morning Having acid with
me- put the supposed 10 grains of this article into
vial. containing six table spoonfus of water, and then
added half grain OF Acetate of rphia directing MIR
Adams to commence next morning by giving table
sponull every hour to each Of the sick, except the in
FAINT and 10 il, spoonful, telling him ais, to shake
the vial well beftre using The medicine seeing the
4nnine 10 be bat partially dissolved lhe next morning.
he followed my dreclionshy giving the mixture to three
Of the sck namely, his wife and two liule The
result was Gas he informed me) that, in few minutes.
they became convused and expired in the space Of half
an hour Being convinced that poisonous agent must
be in the mixture, procured If Mr.. Adams part Of it,,
and have submitted it 10 the careful examination and
analysis of competent medical gentlemen, and hereun,o
append the result of their investigations which will thank
the Editor Of the Lynchburg Vginan to publish with
this card.
EDMUND JOHNS.
EdgehM. Pmsyrania. .4ug. Gath. ls49.
The undersigned have examined vial Of medicine,
presented tn them by DR.. Johns. of Psyvana, as the
same which caused the death Of Mrs. Adams and her
children, and after careful analysis pronounce Srych
cine.
w. OTNAY OWEN,
JOS. v HOBSON,
p. H. GILMER,
GEO. w. BAGBY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-27

co. We invite attention to the card Of DR..
Johns, of Pitsylvania. The circumstance was
altogether most unfortunate and painful but il is
apparent that no blame can be attached to Dr..
Johns. Not one man in ten thousand would have
distrusted the character of medicine received un-
der such circumstances.
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SNNo'U, TYlRcE

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
HAVING purchased Mr. W u. Il. T,rco,. intcrcs, in
the firm OF Samr Iyrcc Bro, will continue 10 carry
On we GROCERY AND COMMISSION DUSI-
ESSat the old stand. lie hopes by ptomp, attention 10
business to share portion of the public patronage.
Aug 27-ts SAINT. FrYREE
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CALIFORNIA; IvOL -.

AM now IN market for my fall supply 81 NEGROES and
will give the highest cash value Tor all likely young Me-
GRoEs OF 10TH sEXES. Persons having any for sale,
will find 10 their advantage To call before ing
sale Those living a, distance, by writing, giving de.
ser'ion OF the Negroes and tho price, will waited
their houses MIC'I., HART
d want top purchase two good Carpenters.
Aug 2o-tsif NH
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Eel&NOIEYTN.I.

rINlE copartnership heretofore existing between Don r.
{. Peters and James A. Sigcr is this day dissolved ny
mutual All persons having claims the
will present them 10 H. r. G.. Peters !o, payment and
all persons indebted will make payment to the same who 10
alone authorised 10 settle aud receipt for the same.
DON T.. e.. PETERS,
Aug. 20, 1919. JAS, A. STIGLER.
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NO TICE

.V'OTICE
Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons indebted to me b
bond note, open account, that payment expected be
fore the day October next longer indulgence cannot
be given that date claims paid will b. placed
he hands o, att ,ney, without respect to persons
July 9-,Tiitl loot DON j. &. Pf'''>
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LyNCHBURG, August 20, lsAs.

-
ToBACCO-inspected the past week, ,o7 hhds.
do previously, 9,o6i
Receipts and inspections continue large Tor the season
prices unchanged sales range from 81 To 80 t ngs, "
9o to % TOT common and midling ea 81 Sd 10 ier
good and hne shipping and s,emmng Sc $40 or good and
fine manufacturing with tho following prices Ion extra hhds
viz hid made by j, D. Tsylor at $40 IS do by Rn.
bouldn al $40 lido by Aaron Jacobs at $40 and Sill 10
do by Allen acobasl7 IS crop 5hhds made b, Henry
Hatcher at So 81 90 So $40 So aud sil averagess 10
WILLIAM I. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
LYNCUBURG MARKETS. AUGUST %.
P,orisios- Bacon. i To %; Beef, cts; Corn Meal
45 cents.
FYour-Si. to Si,
Uheai-Red 90 to 95 cents; White o5 10 81 90.
GrtiR.-Coru, 40 to A cts Oats2S cents.
Ciorer Seed No demand.
VhSkcy-2S cts.
BecHrdr- : cents.
Buicr-Verv duh, 10 to ~ for No. l.
Brandt Apple none ollnint Peach. none offering
BW Iron SIS assorted and $50 90 when drawn 10
order.
Coffee Rio Sto cents; lagura slto9 Java l2i
Mocha 20.
Country Linens -Tow l2and FLAX Is.
Cotton Yarns Sales "A to l5cents.
FcaihcrS-3O 10 80 cts.
FTdr Sced-Sales 50 cents.
Fish -llerrings. No |, 81 so; Shad. old s. SO,
new 8 so
Gn,seng-25 cents.
Hemp-We quote e to 6ic. in demand
Lipseed Oil-65 to 20 cen,s-duIl.
Lard-6l.
.Nhldsscs West India 30 10 40 etsper gallon n.
o. ~ to As cents
Phsier-Lump. S. To So.
Sugars 49, New Orlcaus6 tu7 cents; Porto Rico TO
cents; Clarified l2l cents; Loaf l.talel cents.
Sdh-$l s7}a2!.
Iallom-9 to % ccnts.
TW S. 80 per Dbl
Moot -22 to 28 cts in demand
u mi Rolls-3D Ia AZ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-27

XIRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
circuit superior of law and canccry for the county
of Appomnttox, on the 9Th day of August, 1919.
Nathan IL Hancock and Douglass b. Hancock
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.V'O1'I(E.
WHEAT! WHEAT !!

7 WISH 10 buy a large quantity OF WHEAT and vii,
make II MUCH To the interest OF ft0ers 10 give me
call before they sell their crops will buy, :" he delivered
at S,eptoc raafeos in iynchburg AT HEAVIER Creek
Lumber Houesnd win alsobuy crops delivered on the Ca.
nal WIN. w. MOSBN.
July 21-w3mii
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DISSOLUTION.

rIyilE PARTNERSHIP existing between Moses Lacy and
/ A. II. Garland, under the style and firm 81 LACY 4
GARLAND, dssolv by mutual consent the ls in
Mr. A. u Tyrce, having purchased the entire inter
the said A. u. Garland in the Aforesaid concern the
said A - fyree aud Moses Lacy alone authorised to
collect debts due thereto and all claims
ga,st said firm viii apply to them for the paymsei Of the
same MOSES LACY,
Ang 9-ts A. Is. GARLAND.
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NOTICE..
Aug. 20, 1919.

rINE subscriber will cnnuuc the business and returns his
thanks 10 his friends and the public Tor the patronage
tended to the firm Off Il s., aud so|icis continuance Of
the same DON y. &. PETERS.
Aug. "a -3iT
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

I WISH 10 purchase number OF LIKELY NEGROES,
i ior which will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES,
All letters addressed at Liberty, bedford county. will
receive prompt attention. w. &. HEWITT.
Aug. g-iits
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AGENCY OF
DIR. 3. s. EiiCh'S CeIebrMIed .NediCtMcS.

DV' - S' Fss'"" Nese0'"fe" 'Ne"'es"e"'
TSED by him with such distinguished in the
~ Of Coughs, Consumption, Catarh, Asthma, Heart Dis
cases. Dyspepsia t:onorlna, Piles Female Complaints N.
sc Also, Dr. \. \ Fitch's Abdominal supporters, Shout.
der Braces niaing Tubes, and Lectures Consumption,
and preserving Lille and Health to Old Age, &c.
join II SEAy has been appointed agent for the sale Of
the above Gooda, and viii keep them constantly hand at
his Drug Store, LyncLbug. Virginia
gf.Dr Fnehs Guide Book To Invalids, and Directions
for Promoting Health and Instructions Mothers. in the
Management Of Children may be had gratutoasy, ny
calling for at the Store above An extremely valuable
Book.
Aug I3-tif
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SALE OF LAND.

OAII VI IAINO,
ny AUTHORITY OF a decree of the Circuit Superior
ID Court Law and Chancery for Bedford county, pro-
nounced at April term, 1919, Chancery suit therein
depending under the style OF awkns against Jack and
Others the undersigned WILL the oath day OF August
S49 upon the premises proceed to SELL public auction
the hg hest bidder the TRACT OF LAND of which W il
liam Jackson, "a free nesro) died seized containing
A3RA $50 .ECKE%,
/~s<S situated in the county of Bedford, near the
head waters of Ivy Creek, and adjoining the
lands of Samuel Mcdaniel and others. The
~ sale will be upon a credit Of one and two years,
the purchaser giving bond with approved security The Ii
tie will also be retained further security, until all the
purchase money is paid MlCAJAH DAVIS,
Aug.6 Commissioner.
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ANTI-SPASDGODIC ELIXIR,

high standing in this place ii the Eod
effects Of his Exii begs TO offer the follow Ing
evidence that does not desire impose any
edy upon the public " ,thout merit.
Very respectfully,
d. II. LYMAN
tnscmntfau, s,h mo- "a, tsiy
Respected Friend bcteby teftlit Thai o. the 18th isS
taken with diarthna, About O'clock III it ttshinn
the disease bccam. very violent accompanied with volHk
At this time commenced taking the AnSpasmodc Elixir
first but minute stomach. However every do.s
afforded foliei, and petcveied in taking III, about
o'clock In the morning, when the datrhGa AMI vomiting
ceased and feeling became improved that slept cont.
loab, inr the balance oIthe night About o'clock in the
morning feeling uncasncss took another dose ~ the
Elixir uhirh afforded entire relief At this time guhe
Tree i,n symptom 81 the disease be- proper ~
state, that took all four doses have great Confidence
IN the Elixir IN all eases similar TO mine.
From what have understood as 10 A.iam Cholera, my
disease had OF its characteristic The vomiting
violent aud copons The discharges iom the bowels
ropons aud watey, and towards the last became
white butte,m,lk aud quite frohy My eyes became
mic enlarged and shin turned blue. My surface
casc had no spasms b, the morning had c,smps
n,my legs. Thy iicnd, respectfully,
kEiIrA r. TOWNI.EY,
One Of the proprc,ors oithe "Iynehburg irvnian."
To DAVID X. Lyman,
1ynchhu,g, Va,
PR In consequence bronchitis, with which AZ.
tackled while Young, have for been feeble
health and particularly tot the last or years
ton this fact to do apprehension Of injury from
king the Elixir, which feeble persons may cnicrain
July 26-tsii r. T..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-27
WIN. HAMILTON MOSBY,

WIN. HAMILTON MOSBY,
General AuCtionccr and Commission Merchant
MAIN STREET, LYNCnBuRG, VA.
lives his prompt personal attention the public and
~ private sales OF Merchandise Furniture, Teal Estate
Negroes Horses Sc Sc sales guaranteed charges mode
rate and prompt payments.
References by pcrntsstous
LYNCliBuRG
VIM. Radiorj, President Farmers Bank Va,
Tompkns, Cashier do do do
Jnn. NJ. otcy, do Bank Va,
.ohhs, Aimis,cad Il Henderson, Mccmkle S,mr.on,
Mcdaniel n Lee, Peter. n st,gl.,.
4. Il Rurker, M,,m N Iwak,n
Mosh, Speed,
RICHMOND!
mo y. Gordon \ Son, l.. II. Ctenshaw Bro.,
Brooks bell, T,n.ie, Il B,,ant
Aug. 2T-iits
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LYNCHBUR0 FEM LIE SEMINARY
iE next session of this institution will commence ON the
second Monday In September next. Terms hereto
et fot further particulars circulars be had the
bookstore OF MesMs Payne BIO the the
undersigned A. NJ Il e GORDON
Aug. 27-wit
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Less than Cost,

Less than Cost,
vJNIIE subscriber will IRON this time, sell his Lawns Bcra
L ges, Tissues, Muslin and Berage Scars and Shaws
and light Summer Dress Goods OF all kinds, at and many
tcle below, cost All in want Of such goods would do well
to call and secure a bargain. DON +. {. PETERS.
Aug. 23-2wif
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EXCHANGE
BOWLING SALOONS.
ItENTL ENEN DESTROYS Of the healthy and nvigorang
" exercise of Bowling a, Tea Pins informed that my
Saloons open for their use.
No l. which has been in time past will be con-
Quoted heretofore No 2, or the lower will be let to
vate parties only the hour half hour The subscriber
pledges himself that order and decorum shall be observed
JAMES g. SWINNEY,
Aug. 27-ts. "Erchdnge Corner"
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500 Acres of Land,

WHICH TICS WtTT and WOst al OF Which good heart and
the whole susceptible of the highest state OF mpro,
The Improvements commodious, good condition. and
In every respect adapted to the accommodation OF gentec
family more minute description is deemed supefHuous;
the undersigned feels confident that person. no wishes
to purchase OF the most pleasant family residences
upper country, WILL examination, be pleased with the
place and il early application made satisfied with the price
that can be purchased at Application may be made either
to the subscriber to Col VIM. r. Smith Of Lyme hburg
Aug Ij-w1wif JOHN SMITH in
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DIB RELL'S HOT E L,
.s&eHA
81. M|s;ii;E
Main Street LYnchhNrE Va.

NIsluH SITCCt, LyUCHUUTE, W.
NiE undersigned would respectfully inform the public that
he is well prepared to accommodate day, transient and
boarder, reasonable From expert
of 20 and unweared endeavours to please he
hopes to obtain the support OF his old friends and that OF ra
His house conveniently located and excel
lent for families. Gentlemen, arriving in their
yanccs, will find excellent and &c house,
CfIAS l.. III BRELL., Proprietor.
Passengers in the Canal Pac intending to take the
stage for any point, promptly called Tor.
Jan Its
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MULTu(OLuI RYE,

A GENUINE article raised by VIM Mas.ie Esq Of Ne
"a son, at 81 % per bushel. Apply to
hugust27-ts AGREE II VIIsrEN
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VIRGIN IA, AT rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
circuit superior court o law and chanccTy Ion the
OF appomatox, on the 9th day oi August, 1919
Merry Webb and Nancy Nj. his vile, formerly Nancy NJ
watkins, Plaintiffs,
against
Nathaniel Watkins joel Watkins, ir, Andrew u Baker,
adm'r OF Edward Watkins, decd, Philip Watkins, Thomas
w lhornhill and Martha his wife formerly Watkins Rob
his wife, " lillian r. paticson and Martha ! T. his WIFE,
winch sad Louisa &. and MarthaJ h. children hob
el Webb and Polly bb,dccd late Polly Watkins, a-
via AhuefsonJr X Go. Defendants.
IN CIIANCERy
The defendants, Philip Watkins, joel w atkins IT, and
athanir atkins, not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according To the act Of Assembly and the rules
OF TINS court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth II entered
at rules and accordingly ordered that the said defendants
phP Watkins, joel Watkins, jr and Nathaniel Watkins
do appear here before the first dav of October term
next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy
tins order be forthwith inserted in published
IN the town OF ynchbure for two months and
another copy thereof posted the front door the court
house OF this county on some court day.
copy-Testc,
Aug. 27-w2m H. + BoCocK, C1k
MONEY FOUND Sunday last, at 81. Paul's
W Church. which be had by proper Identification at
the Bookstore of d. b. PAYNE N BRo
Aug. 27-u
DRIME LAkD:--0O kegs prime Leaf Lard
packed IN small kegs, suitable ioi families nv
aug Zf-ts TlNSLEY Il TAYLOR
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lDRIME LAkD;-- go kegs prime Leaf Lard
packed IN small kegs, suitable ioi iomilie or sale by
Aug 27-ts TINSI.EY Il rAyI.oU
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fHs.s FOR RENT--A COMFORTABLE OFtIcE
kuiil On Nam street Rent low. APply'o
Ella June 26-sH NJ. HART.
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PosTPoNEMENT.

The above sale postponed until the 30h day Of August,
1s49 when win certainly take place, if fair not, the
iair day thereafter NJ, DAVIS, Com'r.
Aug. 27-2t
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.v'OTICE.
ruNIIE UNDERSIGNED, having been legally appointed
trustee for Mrs Adcline T.. Ward, takes this method OF
notifying all concerned that debts will be paid from the
trust property unless authorized contracted b. himself
JAMES b. WARD,
Aug l6-ts Trustee for A. T.. Ward.
COTTON YARNS 10000 lbs. COTTON YARNS
~ of aksvle and o,her factories for sale low by whole
sale or retail, by TiNSLEY u TAYLOR.
Aug Cts
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= BOXES Stuarts double Loaf Sugar,
Id 10 barrels small do do
40 tons American and English rolled Iron,
ll3 sides Sole Leather, assorted sizes,
100 sacks Liverpool fine Salt receiving per bafges Zen
Ia, or, Exit, &c., Tor sale by GEO. BAiBf.
An Z3-G
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-31
PRODIGY OF CHEMISTRY.

Tic most celebrated and elegant Toilet Articles now in
usa are JULES HAUEL'S.---iIls Medicated
Nymph Soap, or Eau Divine dc VENUS. comprised
of an Eastern Botanical discovery of surprising efficacy,
for rendering the skin soft and fair Us well rs liariing
delicate rseae hue to the complexion, and to etatcnc
Tan Pnpes; frckles Srlhhr. and other rIsigIy Gu
taueous yisitarils. 81 nimcal Ia fcmllc "velincss
Ills Eau I.ustraI and Hair Restorative, free
from all ardent spirits pungent ils. n oiir destructive
materials cleans the hair expedosly renders bcau'i-
fully bright and imprts to it the delicate fragrance Of the
flowers: and it will positively bring in New Hair Gu Bald
Heads by the use of this celebrated cxtrac II is pre-
srya,ive against badness and n,lhc in all a(
frrinns of the skin the head well preventing the
lIair from turning gray.
Ills Celebrated Shaving Cream, which dciics n
comparison in America or Europe
lie also offers the sanction of the public his Rose
Tooth Paste, which sing trial will prove its elica-
Ills LIQUID Hair Dye, for changing nsan,anronsly
Red or GREY Hairs tn beautiful Black Brown Color
Mnnnfnriured by JULES IIAuEL, Philadelphia.
For sale in Camden by
j. Il. McKAIX, Il }. DELAY, r. L. ZEMr and a. YOUNG
)ct
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Fall Goods, just Opening,
4. NJ. g. K. KENNEDY

4. NJ. e. X. KENNEDY
Call the attention of their friends and the pub
lie generally, their new and extensive stock OF
Fancy, Domestic and Staple Dry Goods,
which they arc just receiving. Having been Sc
lcctcl with great care, they with confidence or
t IF them, both az regards quality and Price-on as
favorable terms as can be rroaentod elsewhere
A portion Of the stock is comprised in the follow
ing
Plain and Figured Silk, changcabe colors,
Plain and Printed French Cashmercs and lie
LANES latest styles,
Figured anA Plain I,usrcs, changeable colors,
Frenrh and English Gingham, DO do.
EnglisI, and American Prints, &c. &c,
Together with variety Of Fancy Dress Goods
too numerous tn mention. Sept 26---lf
Enlbroide.ieS, Gloves aid Ribbons.
Lace Collars and Chiihczcttce,
Cuffs,
Worked Trimmings, with handsome assort-
mcnt of Thread Edgngs, and lnsertngs,
Ladies colured Kid and Silk Gloves,
Cap and Bonnet Ribbons.
Belt and Neck du &E. To te had at
i. VI. & K: EENNEDYS.
Sept % 30
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distilled ttvotcdncss-and when she hates
i, is on hc high pressure principle. Her
love is as Iccp as the ocean, as strong as The
rock of age; she won't change ii. except it is
in a very strong fit of jealousy, aud even
then, it liners if 10th 10 part like evening
twilight al he windows of the west. Gel
married By all means All the excuse you
can fish Up against doing tho deed" aren't
worth spoonful of pigeons milk. Mark
this-if, ,Iest with health and employment,
and you're not capable of supporting your
SELF this snvarabIy so-thcrefnrc, the more
need of annexation-for in union, as well
as in onDn, there is strength. Get married,
| repeal souns man! Concentrate your
affections upon one object. and not dIstrIb.
ute them crumb by crumb, amongst host
Of saraIs, Elrzas, Bc,seys. Pcggy's and
.orothys, allowing each scarcely enough 10
nihble at you. Get married, and have some
body to cheer YOU up as YOU travel through
this owl; rae Of tcars-soncbody to scour
up vour dull, melancholy moments. and keep
vnu, your whole life, and whatever llnnen
you possess, in some sort nl Sunday -g0-lo-
meeting order.
Young women! ! need nol tell vou to
look out for husband; for know that you
are fxn a contrivancc to catch one, and are
as naturally ON the watch as a cat is for a
mouse. Put one word in your ear, if YOU
please. Don't bait your hook with an ar
ifcial flv of beauty; if YOU do the chances
arc ten to ono that you will catch gudgcon
o,1l E,,l # E.h hot rIl