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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-01
BABY rTESSssA LIN

ST. PAUL AND SALTWATER.
tVrTI leave s.. Paul every morning at A. NJ, and on
W The arrival of the St Anthony Falls stage.
Will leave saltwater every morning A. NJ. and ar
rive IN tim" I" connect with s. Anthony Fails Stage
SALTWATER AND TAYI.OR'S FALLS.
VIII leave Saltwater on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Sat
urdayS, AT \. NJ and return on alternate days
ST. PAUL AND SfiAXOPEE.
VIII leave It. Paul every Mondav Wednesday, and
Friday. returning alternate days.
Passengers VII! be callcl for n The principal Ho-
tells. ). TOWERS Proprietor.
August S. 1871 aug / -dtf
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- - IT. Il - ~, e4l In. y
GREAT CENTRAL. IL 4. =. HsAaE. sS0iII.
TNUM ST rAU to the Atlantic Cities AMI n;ornc HAZE
points. via first class s.tulcr, Of tn" Minnesota
i;cSc: Company Michigan Central Raiiruad. Great
Western Cara'l) Railroad, or the Company ) Slcplit
l:" OF Steamers Lake tc, connecting with the New
iorA Central New York and E,ie amt other important
touj-u in the United STATE" This route i perfect
in il, ions. and is lUalcd in safety comfort,
di>i"t;cI and economy.
Cincinnati ia >>ans,rs ticbc;c' the New Albany
and Salem 'ii9"ad, reaching their dtatiaaton hours
s0".gr t...n ~ any other r0E'N.
Tickets SOIL 70 Detroit, BUt'o. Hitt>hu;g l'Itimor",
Washington. Philadelphia, NV Nork, Eo~t"n Niagara
Fails. &c., &c. at much reduced rates and 10y The best
routc>. i. u. MEICAIF. Agent.
No. Winston House.
Saint PAUL Tulv ! 1854. * leI.hn
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FyNtlS Establishment Is furnished with noH
~trttncnt of PATTERNS. and is ready to ill oId'r ir
CASTINGS Of all descriptions, short noticc and reason
able terms.
Having experienced Patrrn Maker in employ.
get up Patterns of any description that may be
called for.
Also IRON TURNING and FINISHING done in the best
BRASS ana COMPOSITION CASTINGS made 10 order
Rabbit Metal constantly on hand.
Old Cast Iron Brass, and Copper taken in exchange cor
L. a j. IL GILMAN.
st Paul. AUGUST 1f 1854. aug 10 dAwl.
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NEWELL & TOMPKINS.,

A TTORNEYS at law and dealers in Real e state. All
"A stract of titles furnished for st. Paul and st. An
thony, and Ramsey County.
Refer to Gov. German, Hon. y. Olmstead, Mayor St
Paul.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-01
COMMEMORATE.
81. PAUL MAIsKEHs.I

DAILY PIONEER OFFICE,
September l, 1854.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-01

DIX. GKEEN,S ONYGENATED BFIsrEiSS
WlIhoC Alcohol. The only true remedy for loss OF
w appetite, debility, and dyspepsia in general
l.. G. KINNEY,
Appointed AGENT for Minnesnta
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Executive Com of the Beard of Trustees o. c. Compan
ArrlsT-IifHM.iS FOSTER Actuary.
june % 1854. DIM
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CHANiBLIN & MORGAN.
FOR PICNIC PARTIES
EMPRESS NOTICE

II persons ordering mercha nlise packages or money
from the East b. express. will please direct the same
To be marked to the Care of Burbank Co.. Galena'
j. G. BURBANK Co.
aug 30-d&wtf PROPS Northwestern Express Co.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-01

CANARY, Hemp, Rape arl MiHei. Eiax and Mack
~ Mustard Seeds. Cutie Fish Bnne. Willow Nests and
Birds Fountains, at the SD and prl4e Store of
81 "r"' - l., c. KINNEY
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09
Wolf Nllrses In India.


An article IN Littell's Living Age, copied
from FfasleT's Maga@iae, relates some
queer stories of boys being stolen by
wolves in,the East Indies, and brought up
by them like somulus and. nemus Of old.
The information is principally taken from
"a pamph'et published N plymouth, Eng
land by an Englishman, who had resided
for number OF years in the British Indian
possessions. AN aeeopnt is given Of two
boys who we-e captured in cages inhabited
by wolves. These boys walked on all
foars, eat their food raw. and had many
woliisli habits. They never could be
tanned. although every effort was made for
this purpose. The parents OF both these
boys proved their offspring BY certain
marks, and asserted that they had been
stolen when very young ty wolves.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09

FN -
A Know NofHists 0agIr Of The second
degree having been copied into many
papers u CORRESPONDENT oi a Maryland
Journal intimates that il is burlesqae. aud
sends the following IS the oath Of the third
degree
Tss''l solomon swipes Tor snukes as the
case may be, thereby solemnly swear hold
up your right hand (this my oath 10 endure
forever and q ,t8y after (raisc your right
leg THAT il catch Roman CathoIic) shut
your right eye, (alone in the woods) pat your
left eye, Tor some out-of-the- place,
(oren your MOUTH that 4 will pound
hin:in!o . jelly. ofehop him into ,sa,lsages.
Swallow this meat axe) | will cat him
without pepper or salt, (Music-"King Of
the Canniba Islands, )and in this way
endeavor to annihilate Tie whole tribe Of
worthless rapscalions so help me tea pot"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09
Mamma ia Yoa ssiin any 81 those

ereatsAouses? a. sss -sss7asss
ga. Ma. Ma splenty Of pasodas sre.il'
ciilmed il the youngest boy, whose eye
had taken in the hImetous church spires.
All spoke at Gree, but the mother an
swered nei.he.. Her heart was too full.
She had gone from that shore, a happy
.bgide, and hopeful; she was returning, a
widow, broken in health and spirits, to
place her children with her relatives, and
then, as she believed, to lay her bones in
the tomb of her kindred. One hope only
made her Il cart bound, and her pale cheek
grew paler, as she looked on that shore Of
her nativity, for the first time in twenty
years. -
"Oh, God could I see all my children
before Idle z she falsersd.aas wsS, ~ 5
pass over the scene Of her landing ,and
welcoming to the house Of her brother.
viii nbt stop IS tell you how many won
ders the India born children found in A
mel lean city customs and sights, for ] mus
hasten to tile end Of my story. s.a..y
II is impossible, sister. said It, bsolhe
to the pale lady, one morning, in answe
to some expression. The child coule
never have reached this country. w,
never. as you know. have traced her fur
ther than England and if she had beer
brought here, she could not have failed t
find mt, or her,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09

MoRAl CuARAcTss There il nohIngi
which adds so much taihe beauty and power
man as a moral rchafaeer. /, Identifies him
in every station, eAalis him in every period OF
life Sueh.a character is more to be desired than
anylhing.else on earth. No seryie fool no crouch.
ing sycaphan, 40 treaehelons or-seeker, ever
bore suc'a CHARACTER; The pure joys OF righteous
ness never spring iu,snth person. II younelncn
but knew how much a good character woal,'
dignity and exait hem, how glofici.a it would
make their prospects even IN this lie, never
should we lind them yielding to the groyelling
and base.bora purposes Of human Ilaturc,--
Democratic Reflector.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09

TROUBLE FOR NorHlNe.-The Columbus
Ohio Democratsays; One evening. not
long since, a party o, four gentlemen were
seated. round a table amusing themselves
with game Of eachre. 4 clergyman Of
the place, being familiar ut the hunse, en-
tered somewhat abruptly into the presence
OF thefpayers. but one of the company
was enabled to make his exit withou, be-
ing seen by the munster. He remained
outside until he supposed his reverence
had eone and then returning 10 his COM
trades, he was not little surprised to find
the clerical gentleman occupying his seat.
aud PLAYING cut his hand niose dexterousIy
than he could himself.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09

&C. Tia: .man who runs .dpwu lhe gels,
speaks i'll of married, women, throws d
auid Of tobacco in the contribution box.
mud takes penny out 10 buy more. can
aeyesrahare peace in this world Bed
bugs, mosquitoes, and nightmare. and all
the hobsoblipso Of guilty conscience. will
haunt bin on his way 70 that wen heated
prison where the convi,tsare fed on ein-
ders and aqaa-ioIts sousF an,lsarc allowed
no other amssea'srl. thsu, to9sit and pick
s;hrir teeth wiiha red no. poker through
all eternity .--lloo jsaiof..s. -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09

IL. From statement furnished BY the
New York Journal Of commerce, il app
pears that, since the middle of MAY last,
1881 persons have died in that city Of
which number 2, 263 were from cholera
against 5,015 that died from the same
malady during the corresponding period in
1919. i-sa 8 - 25 .-.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09

(s,,. A "killing Lot'' Of Them, There
are in the United States a, 5e4 physicians.
l91 surgeons, 6, l39apotheearies, A65 chem
| lists, 1924 dentists, 10 oculists, and 80 pat
emf medicine makers. e
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09

A DlFrfRENeE.-The Hindoo law -
Strike not even with blossom. wife
though she be guilty of Thousand faults
The English LAW would lei you hi, hel
again with what the blossom grows on.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09
4 a.oop Jupcr,--alvba, n lovely vo

Neop JuDcE'--"Nhat a lovely we-
man! - was the exclamation Of Lord
ehapeellast Eldon, upon passipga iiEsl-class
beauty, .ylen pacing up. and down West
lIninistrr Fall. with his friend the Master
of the Rolls pfeyiovs 10 the crenine OF
their respective courts. fsWhal an excel
lent Judge ! said the lady. when her
sensitive ear caught the latteIhg de-
cree Of the Lord High Chancellor of Eng
land go ~ =+-faf ~
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09

ess Ihe Sunday Atlas, ina iit, Of reso-
lutionary ntl9siasnl. says: "Hurrah for
the girls Of '56f% @Thunder ~ cries a
New Jersey Wig" that's too darned
| old, No, no--Lurrah for the girls o. III
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09

8 O. A irell.tdry is -eIa.ea Of al homes,
farmer, whe, attempting to drive home a
bulagot suddenly hois;ud over gthe fence.
Rtce.st.ns himself he saw the animal
on the etllsk side Of the .iails. aawing The
air with lis head and neck, and pawnins
the ground. The good ED man looked
steadilysa' hfns for ~ nonent, aid then
shaking his list at him e xcIair,ed, ssDarn
yoal.apologiss-- You needn't stand there,
You tarnal eri.tur,a bewin' and scrapin'--,
YOU did itza purpose, darn your curly pie
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09

Is. A young gentleman OF our acquain-
lance created quite a sensation few eve
nings since while reading TO circle oil
young ladies a poetic ellusion;. "ts beat
tiful Belle" 6y hronodneing the latter
word In two syIiables. asEsa Esep ssssa
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09

/, O., Mrs partingtci sa}s AT GEe was
mulch elucidated last SUNDAY, on hearing a
fine coneourse on the parody Of the pro-
digious son.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09

ga thief being caught iobbing 4 bank
when asked what he was doing, answered
only taking notes
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09

Y Instead, however, OF placing Mittie IN
the State AsylumofE N ew Y orky hersiriend
took her % asSouthesn city flNhefe heb adj
business connections, and left her II one
of. those beautiful retreats which nature
and art have combined 10 adofn for Ii Csc
whose eyes tell not night from day, nor
beauty tromsdetormity.g . q sssss 81 S
s. Kind voices welcomed the little strain
ger, but they " ere voices she hue acver
heard, nor hoped 10 hear. For The, first
tune since she sobbed goodbye on the
motllet's lap. her hope and faith faitcret!
Slle5frlt that she was alone in the World,
and she sough. .oytacgy. Had the super
intendent particularly interested himself i'll
the child, lie would have found cut her
history, and probably have sought some
with her parents. But
Sc ting down her name as d charity scholar
he forgot that SHE wasanot ap orphan. r
And Mr. L---i His sympathiss had
been strongly enlisted and he really in
tended to find out the mystery. But he
was man OF the world, and immersed in
its busy cares.ss Having placed a,ssum Of
money for her use in the hands Of the di,
rector, with pei mission to apply to him in
~" -, =" ~. .a,s,',,h,,.a, Ia ~,
h ,sn Lila, @ ,n,,an T;s o,,s
.a,,nh;nn a,.;s .l;nah . ;n, " his ian wv
'. - s s.',N' ~" ,.,s US
unF amons ani''a's 'l . in'a.e' II; '..'e
was y y squcalee Ia a'i snas 'l'e p'lhd can
iea'nii ahe vas taught how 70 read the
bipie, rom Which her mo,hes had i. read
70 Ihers oy passing het small fingers over
me cariousiy@ raised letters Sue learned
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o.. think our church will last good
nany years yet" Said wasgish deacon
to his minister | see the sieepers are very
sound. i"
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VOLUME K

WILSON PETERS, MARTIN, VS. PETERS
Nelson. Lynchburg Nelson
PETERS, MARTIN & CO,
Commission &, Forwarding Merchants,
-. n KIGAlIYOND,s VA, xa.M
DENDER their services to their friends, ac-
quain,ances. and to the Planters, Farmers
and Merchants Of Virginia and North caioli-
ia. for the sale Of ss1a sgszs "a
TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, ke.
md for the purchase Of GOODS, GRO cEEIEs,
GUANO, PLASTER, &c, &c. - = ~ -
Particular attention paid to The forwarding
Of Goods, Groceries, Produce, &c, &c. From
their long experience in the business and.nnled
efforts, they believe they.w Be able, 10 aiee.
satisfaction to those whoNliay confJe their 81
sincss 10 their management. ssss sees
sf.sss asz References ,ss2ss 1ses sss
AueusrA,- Judge Lucas + fhothnson Alessa
slrnrs sl,nboden & MrCue,. y IL. Mass .e, f.sf..
Maj ]. Marshall .McrIe, Col AleS Il. Giyens,.
' Rs; nssas' hsai Col steisgus1l
ward ischois, If.st,.s2 . sesss q - =
characterization VIM 20 sRiveas ~ g -
NrLsoN.--sGeu. Alex. Brewd, sFsAl G:lbeil.l
Esq ss sa1 Ii, .agsaE .sssss 81 ssesas1s SIS
LyNcHnuEd, = lcna:siyl, Int q Rsestour
slcColklo md Jones, .Acfec aud gIicGlaua
Ian. Saunders s. ltby, Echols 4 pryor.~.s+4 :,
tl'hey have removed, and nov occupy the
lalse Brick Building at the lpI,er end Of the
Basin, recently ySca,ed b3 Messrs Dsfnt &
Brown, where hey have ample storage room,
hey hsyu, also ample Storage topsu atatlis -Censs
al H N, Depot; - sssasssss 81 y ss
ApIl' - 100 " ass zsss<ss s.ssqssss 81 50
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s.ssessfHE ALBEsfARTlEgs szgas
INSURANCE COMPANY
enARrEREDscApi'raL $460, 600

ayss GnARTEREDTCAPfTAL S4uU.0U04z%tss
This Company now ofsiinniiszeds WITH d cash
capital oiaSs0, oeO, pad in: is prepared 10 kt
FIRE risks III town or country, Alariar risks, aud
TO insure tic lives Of tree pcrsols aud slaves on
the same terms as other Responsible companies
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09

g. Show us a lady,s bonnet, aud we Ii
tell you what sort OF an Institution she is.
Il It is showered with red ribbons ctplds,
bows, &C., she is as full Of. love and poe.
Try as country inh of politicians and
loaie's. II She goes in for simple wrin-
k1es, plain colors, and a couple of moacst
knots, she is perfect jewel. swee:, sun
ny, mild and az aGectien.te as freshly
nnrsed kitten, If it is stuck all ever with
paradise OF clover, three-story. ostrich
feathers, way holly hock, ), aud juniper ber-
rles, put il square down that the calico IL a
single establishment, aud will never see a
ioiiieih birth-day.@ Bonnets are true in
lex OF Woman zEs. ,.ri
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PO EFT R Y
--s>rS-e~~-S>~~S>~~
''''A ISLANDER.

-03AN LIN.
sswlisper woke Tie air il L si'ANR. q g fsFss
S2ssA sotl light tone and How, sg.za 1ses.g
YET barbed with sl,auea.d zoe las W aaf
Now might ii only perish there a#..zz..
= Nor further 90. = s-s' s''-sA s.-% ? l-'s
a saA AvfSS ssssas IS G5s~ ssfs So;
Ahsnei aqliick and eager ear- - -.
Caush 'up th5 lsttle .ueanii,g suand' ~
A..other voice sIlas bfeatiled il clears4 sssss
wanJcrs round ;. .Ees sssea .sss
From eaf 70 lip-from lipio ear
Until il reached gentle heart, sss4s.
And that 1T Jrohe4
Awas akheQnty heat i fo,nl .s...ass s.sasxs;,,
The only Eeali lsas ineari lo Gnd. s.e s. -
WHEN iirstsits accents woke GO g -
Iifeac hedsthat iepsIef heaFla.s Lsstyss a.
. siaa iaalWlf e,oss. a. sss'as
Low as it seemed. 10. ostscy car, a - III
Il came acknowledgements isrssz-p@
= llal frds.i!sssisi 50 laifatit' cay
Z NJ +siielsss sslil svsl'i 2 and lsae !,
- - saidla lovely hulnuipg Bird 6ssss
That il iiagfatl lily lay, s.ass,.
And dreamed the Summer morn away
Was killed by buta gun S reporf, -
Some idle boy had fred iItspoftt - a
ef'h6ssfy s5u'is. "a dealt. INV esues =
And thus her happy keari, thai heat ssrgvs
With love and hope SO East anJ sweet -
fsltinsL III lis. LID lod $50 SS'a sss sss''s -
For WIN the maid TINT knew, sasaasasAss -
IT owhed Ethe elitates Hover Ike grace u
OF her young form and face4j - assE ~
hon MY ai,s, tla. wo,d.lsas szsssssssall aa'x
+, u,,,arsn IL, ,h ~ sn ,;da sas
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4. u / say Bill, seed Know Moth.

20 What did he look like +
Why, he looked like man
5''Dou't be a fool, tell me how you found
out he wns Know Nothin." ns
Why he sand so. | asked -him'w neither
he. would give me sixpence. aud 1T said
No nothin.
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o. Put oil your armour, and then talk
8f your courage
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LEAD rfPE.

~ 70 81. LEAD PfPE. $50 .....s5 I :.
RuST received and for sale at PERRIN q
y GEORGES store, three doors iior,ll Of the
Valley Hotel at the Five Points, Augusta
street. TWO THOUSAND FEET Of inch
Lead Pipe sssss " saA < 81
June IL, is54 If. s szks fsaaz
sral MOTIlY Seed for Sale by.
~ BUTLER & co.
S,aunton. September IL
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DAVID A: w Al SH, s.

DEALER N 80 -7fFT@f -
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, sc
No.I29, Main Street II ichmont., Va g
(BELoWsf.kacsLu SQUAAUy "
Has always on baud General Assortment Of.
Ladies'. Gcnilemen's, Children, & Servants
S III o II $ ,ss@s SO
Which will be sold on acc omdating terms.
Boots aud Shoes male 10 older. a, shor,noiiee.
and oil The best materials. d - >
Richmond Sept. %. lS5i.-Iy. -
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The Match to the Grave.

What 4 mighty procession has been
marching towards the grave tiuring The last
year Observation-Disclosures since the 1st
Of January, 1853, more than 3 1900 600 OF
the worlds population have gone down to
the earth. again, Place in q long. array,
and they viii give i moving column Of
more thar Thirteen minded "a every mile
Of the g.ohe' sieirciimferenctst Only think
q Nv poadsl asdlook aponthess astonnd-
ing computations What a speet:.sle, as,
they move oh, tramp tranpzs forwI.d.
mon ibis stupendous dead march s-s..'-
LIE Is sfsort and Cine is feeling 80 4
a ssfnF our hearts though sfaic and srayes
). Silk i,t tnuiliel.dnms. afebeattagI szsss,
. eFanesal malchss % the gave. sss.zzs.s,...
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09

l. saassss Myron H. Clark sHsasass
The Rochester Union describes Mr.
Clark, the person " HON the wings, aboli-.
tionistss temperance men, aId the Ialf doz-
enlisms and factions that under tie name
of Fasionisis' have united upon rs a
candidate for Governor oil New i olk.-
as man Of extremely moderate capacity
who " is strong IN nothing except eprejp-
Iiiees and hate. There. is not. perhaps, in
Efhe State, a more bisoted Maine law man,
nor Sasmorc .unrelentins and implarabIei
enemy of.Siiver Grcyism. AsIfe,ec!ed Mr..
clarksw illmak e his :ssmark y line the his
tory Of the State, as the weakest and most
narrow minded Governor that ever filed
the Executive chair. y Just such man
mightsbe expected as the candidate ofsuef
paf,y.z 81 sssw 80 4 ssssisss tsa - e
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ID l0.:sss" Look up F'shouted the captain Of
shi,to AIsabey, ass he grew dizzy while
gazing down from the topmast. = Look
up r The boy looked up and returned
in SAFETY. Aan--woman lock up, and
you will succeed. Never look down and
despair. Leave dangers unea,ed for, and
push on. Ii you falter ,oulose.s 81 Look
up do right and trust 10 God. se "a.
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astxs as.eari,ad Elenhants y ~

"a
yours said alcockney gentleman to the
keepeI of an elephant s.sss $50,
VERY vas tie cooi reioindcr.
Z ''He performs strange i-icfs ard han.
ties does l.ep inquired the Fcoekncy,
.sytiigasht anilnai threugiftae glasss ssss
Surprising r a retorted the keeper.
we e learnt hin, to put money il. that
bog you see away Up there. Try lin with
a dcnar.' e y - - 9
= The coekney handed tlle elephant n
dollar and sure enough he took II in iiis-
trunk aud placed haina boz hieI, out Of,
.ea ,,!t ), 81. Hs~sass ssassss s.,azs s.
Well, that's VERY E.hextraortlinary
Hhastoliisllins truly Now let's see hin
take'i it out md lianti it back. = 80 =
3 We never learnt him thai" returned
the keeperswith,a rog,ish leer and thep
tarned to sir UP the, monkeys and. punch
the hyenas..
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81. Eternity has no gray hairs.
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.z5s sl5 8ssa izal 'ts ~
hssfsH5sN aag s. s. aAsszrs sfsI 80 Is
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DENDER their services to their friends, aG-
quain,ances. and to the Planters, Farmers
and Merchants Of Virginia and North Caioli-
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> n socsT s.ledlcise vi! I've. pecctu. i1eulef, 81
ildeytena Il sIies ea alter ye;tr, ilsple eli
,lrcsiliaif The people readily find out its III
ues. and lie faineof Them passes from month";.
d mouth with more lapiiiiy than newspdpsfs i
IAN spread it. A living witness tesliiyin 10
The cure medicine lastnade for him is OF lar
mare service shan any neWspaper pdyer
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: 4. =
sale oiayous Hsmptuil ssv eselabis 'fincture SIS.
INCREASING ;exer ysdsy, and eSssy abolt sold fe
co.n @eads .4iasalrats Maaic lsjtos The salihcS
tell Several Of our planters have trisA itsisi4
INHERENT cases--wi,h.. astonishing success, and
arc gettmfgai.~ BY Shalt d6zs5s VI mas been
lou datss beahs sieaiest fSdedy sgra Rheumatic
Woasasfnl sii q shas baeaspess
ioraelsae aAspeykeaIeyasNiIsr infs By kilsssz
wiz furnish leusYiIh i a,unhsta Of scr i6salss
II you Wish thein. .sz.ss.
Please seh4 ME a so2q.n as possible a supply
Of lhe Tjnc,pTe- am. gsa!|sYsu. Aouss. ssasa
aEHAsgPIoN,SvEGE1 Ai5iE YfNCrJJRE.
ga!lail w.! ran'raie.s {stais viii history Of
ihis won ssluis iliopd Fortified, and
see cerliicaesef seaka uRs eilizeasssfss Hheus
natisn, Dyspepsia, Sctolula, Liver Complaint,
General Weakness, Nefvdfsnsx, sst0.; so. -
hs(I n Sold in Slaunton, by T.. +. s. J. b. EsI-
RIDGE A: LINK, Flora's Mouat; and by deal.
ers IN medicines eveiy where. " =
Aug. 2S, l654.-fy, 49,
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The widow sighed. Gods win be
done ps she nurmured sseBut il is hard
to feel that my .litsleheIpless innocent my
eldest born--was sent from alneltog perish
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ihst sShscAss tHeI ghl!itslI iciuls heI
,out, win wondel in Their. faces, - +.
Reoh, beautiful America. the America
ID have So often told us about" cried a
veet-yoiced girl of twelve sMamma,
,es it look as it did when you went