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The true Democrat., 1854-06-20

VUNSVWr1EVN. Among the numerous discoveries science has made in this generation to facilitate the business of life increase its enjoyment and even proong the term of human existence, none can be named of more real value to mankind than this contribution of chemistry to the healing art vast trial o its virtues through out this broad country, has proven beyond doubt that medicine combination of medicines vet known. can sure Y control and the numerous varieties of pulmonary diSeac which have hitherto swept from our midst thousands and thousands every year. Indeed there is abundant reason to be- lieve remedy has at length been found which can be relied upon, to the most dangerous affections of the lungs. Our space here will not permit pub fish any proportion of the effected by its use but would present the following refer further enquiry to.my American Almanac. which the agents below named, will always be pleased to furnish free wherein are full particulars, and indisputabc proof of these particulars:
 Office of Transportation, LaurenS R. k., $. C., Aug. 4, 1o53
 J. C. AYER-Dcar sir: My little son. four years old, has just recovered from malignant attack of Scarlet Fever, his throat rotten and every person that visited him, pronounced him a dead child. IIav- ing used your CHERRY PECToEAL ill California, in the winter of 1850, for severe attack of Bronchitis with entire success was induced to try it on my little boy. l gave him teaspoon full every three hours commencing in the morning, and by ten o'clock at night, found decided change for the better and af ter three days use, he able to eat or drink with out pain
 Its use in the above named disease will save many child from premature grave, and relieve the anxi- ety ot many fond parent. For all affections of the throat and lungs, believe it the best medicine ex- tant. feeling of the deepest gratitude prompts me in addressing you these linesbut for your important discovery; my little boy would now have been in an other world.
 l am yours, with great respect
 J. D. POWELL, Sup. Trans, l.. RR.
 Rock Hill, Somerset CO.,, N.J., July 2l, '52
 Dr. c. AYER-Snce your medicine has become known here, it has greater demand than any other cough remedy we have sold. It is spoken of in terms of unmeasured praise by those who have used it, and know of some cases where the best they can say of it, is not too much for the good has done take pleasure in selling it, because know that am giving my customers the worth of their money and l feel gratifed in the benefit it confers.
 Please send me further supply, and believe me yours with respect, JOHN c. WHITLOCK
 P s. Almost any number of certificates can be sent you, if you wish it.
 Prepared and sold by J. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass. and sold in Little Rock, by pr. W. W. ADAMS
 '' Fort Smith by WM MEYER. Pine Bluff by Dr. WOMACK
 do Dr. A. w. BREWSTER
 And all Druggists every where.
 Mays 1854. 6m
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

A. WARREN. L. B. GREEN. WARREN & GREEN, Attorneys at Law, and Solicitors in Chancery, Camden, Ark. 4a
 May Is '54 lV
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Fresh Corn Meal L>OR sale at Soc per bushel, by II May g. RAPLEY, HANGER X co.
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J. W. M'CoNAUGHEY. D. M'RAE. McCONAUGHEY & McRAE, Attorneys at Law, Searcy, Arkansas. May g. 1854 If
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20
Liver COmDIaint.

Is attended with chlls, succeeded by fever, pains in the region of the Liver, vomiting bitter taste, yellow fnrred tongue, pulse full and bounding the pains in the side is increased by pressure, should the left lobe be affected the pain is generally in the left shoulder with short dry cough, the skin becoming of sallow appearance, and the stool clay coored.- This disease be cured by the use of HOBEN- SACKS LIVER PILLS, as they act directly upon the they expel all the corrupt and vitiated matter from the system.
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Dyspepsia.

The symptoms of Dyspepsia, and its various dis eases are dizziness in the head heartburn oppression after eating meals arising from the stomach etc., and sometimes general languor of the whole body from this it will be that the disease owes it's origin to disorganized state of the Liver and Stomach. HOBENSACKS LIVER PILLS is the very medicine to effect permanent and lasting cure as they act by changing the certain morbid actions o1 the system into healthy action, and rendering the blood pure and healthy
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$. C. SMITH, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Princeton, Dallas CO.,, Arks. July ,. 1858
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30
PUBLIC NOTICE.

NllE subscribers being anxious TO sell out their stock
i of eoods--in order close up their Co partnersh
will from this dutr offer fEeir desirable assortment
OF hendy nndo Clothing, Cloths, Cassmeres and Vest
ings, aud Furnishing Goods. nj and below Cost
We invite the attention of Country and other Mer.
chants 10 choice and var,d seecon assuring them
OF desire 10 sell every everything the most
favorable tetms.
Any person DESTROYS Of commencing the Clothing busi
ness enn now have an opportunity OF the desra.
bestoeh aud stand in the city.
N LIT Ia desirable that all persons In cbted ue,
by hond note, or open account should call aud settle,
soon possible before we hind them over for col
lection, BAKER Il CLAVEY,
aug lots Corner Min n nd Market sis.
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Valuable Main-St. Property for Sale.

nm THAT very valuable property Main ST., ohliquo
EI ~ opposite thc Norveil House fronting s2d feet,
running back 1872 feet, having thereon u Brick Building
and Wooden Tenement, now commandirge good ront.
The ,cura location aud tho increasing demand for
business houses in this purt the city renders it amongst
the most valuable property on Main 81.
The owner hnving determined sell great induce
mcnts will be offered To those desiring mike prof.
table investment. For further rpItcunra nppl, 10
aug Iots WIN II Mostly nnct'r
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PASSENGERS Tor the Sweet, Red-Sweet,u ind White
Sulphur Springs leave Lynchhutg dnily tSundnys
eNcertcd) via VA. Tenn u,ood nj 7, m. conn ct
ine with our Conc - nj BONSACk'S DEPOT. AID Ia
Sweet and Rod Springs evening; lenve neNt
ing after iegulnr breakfast, and reach White sulphur
Springs 10y H. n. Returning leave White Sulphur
Srngs 3. y. m, reneh Red and Sweet Springs by 7,
p. leave Rcd mud Sweet Springs next mnruipg nj 4,
II. and arrive in Lynchburg sumc day by 7. =. M
Ienyr lynchhutg daily tSundoys oNceptoi) via Va.
Tenn, K r., nj p. connecting with eoncles Mt
Bpnsnck's, nrriveht fncastlo snnc evening by dark
Leave ncnstle at daylight text day, aud arrive nj the
Sweet aud Rcd Sweet Springs to dinner, uud To the
White Sulphur Springs by T., sumo dry. Return.
ing. leave White Sulphur Springs Mt reach Fin
castle 10y r. m, enye Finca,llent daylight oonn'c l
ing with the nj Bonsaets roach Lynchburg by II.
Passengers assured thut this is the cheapest.
must cXpcdions aud comfortable route 10 the Springs
from lynrhbug.
Fine fran Lyncl,urg To Sweet and Red Sweet
SIung, 80; from Lynchbuig to White Sulphur ~ 80
ENro Conches furnished nj all times AT Bonsnek' $
Dern t. travel IA pnrties mny desire.
luly Alta W. T. FARISll& co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30

II y ENNIEN bEl4N IVENE.
iedrtS Richmond ercry Tuesday al o'9ock 7. NJ.
&C.,, TIL Il large ami new Steamer II LNl DE Il II
SsssS Copt GtffoRp. will receive freight every Mon.
lay, and up the hour OF o'clock Nj, every Tues.
lay. lor the above place..
Shippers to Wheeling. ritsburg, Cincinnati aud the
South aud West generally will find this the cheap
Is aud mo-t expeditions For freight. apply to
LtpLAM X WATSON. Richmond. Ia.
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These vessels Of the fret clnss. built in tho city OF
baltimore expressly for this ude and hnvo superior
commodntiuns Tor passengers. They nrc commanded
10y experienced CAPTAINS, well qualified for the trade
nnd who will spare cNcrtion IL accommodate The,
will be nNed up and down the siYers by and
he relied on 10 sail promptly as ndvertiard
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find it TO their interest to ship 10y this line
freight will always be taken low 10y any other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and Newly ork give suisiattion
Freight ID per whole. and II cents per 3 ! =
Tobacco being about 50 per cent. less thnp chnrg'
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the h.y.
moad Fire Association by this line AT 3S per cent.
We respectfully n>k and hope II succeed in obtain
Ing fall share of patronage.
Goods shipped hy ths line 10 New York will be for
wurded free Of commission 10 New Orleans, Mobile
Charleston, Savannah my other Southern North
crn port The vessels will lie in Richmond ut Euckets
In New York Br,th No. Coffee House Slip, foot ul
Wall Street. DAVID eur he Richmond, } >
G. II PIERSON. Ny. :
-
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REDUCING STOCK.
Bargains In Ready Made Clothing.

order tn insure the comIaete disposal of their aum
stock 10y tho close of the season. the subserbors
will offer their large stock of summer Clothing of their
urn manufacture at greatly reduced prices for CASH
Those in want oiGOOD CLOTHING now hive an OPP
rortunty rarely met with to supply themselves with
the best article in the market, unp eccdcnedly low
prices. BURROUGHS, SIlAFER Il co,
Wholesale a. Retail Clothng Baznar & Ger tlemen's
Oulitidg Establishment, Main st cor Market.
Jun l6
tV-Beaford Sentinel. Salem Beacon, Floyd lnta
gencer, and Wylheville Telegraph copy.
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothinq Establishment
6,nrsun..l Sfcnns

And extending through the cntic block forming
10 DEFY STREET
Two Virginia Merchants visiting New York, extend
i our invitation tn call md examine stock, which
IA particularly adapted Southern trade. Those of
former putron, need blt assure TINT motto
Is Erctis0y, and to .,hcrs would shy. PIN u.s.
and rvcr has been To se goods the One Price prin
riplc without variation only in the eiter. but in
spirit.
With regard to hoqcaliy of our goods It's much
Ia say that manufacture them well aud in good
the most fashionable custom establishment in
this any other market and thus ondehvor To do away
with the strong prejudice ating in the eummnu
gninst dealing in aud using ready mhi clahing Plenso
give carly emil and assettnr ,aar 30-ts
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CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
Fail and Winter CIo,hinu.

SPLENDlD SPECIMENS.-Our friends and the
- public respectfully invited call the franklin
Cloth nnd Clothing House. Min st. Lynrhbure Va,
and examine the splendid specimens Of COATS,
PANTS, and VESTS for Fall and Winter lust received
from their agent Mr. Dixon. in New York, They
suiPass anything ever in the Southern country.
GLASS e. RAINE,
aug ls.ts J, DIXON, agt
Rep
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knOW-NOthing.

A]E do not profess know great deal, but ono
w thing we do know, that we hive sold all
OF Summer go,ds, und the summer is fast passing
way. aud must get rid Of them, and we would shy
those who me not fully supplied with such goods, that
we would be much obliged TO them IL they would call
Immediately and supply themselves without regard IN
cost Our stock consists Ct good of Goats.
Pnnta and pests Furnishing Goods, ect, ect.
mug iLdiw HATCHER, LOCKWOOD g. co.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

LIVER OFFERED IN LYNCHBURG.
IL Nov to be found the Wholesale aud Retail
Clothing establishments, Southwest corner of Main and
Market streets.
The Subscribers disposed to clear their entire
atook oi Sammer Goods by the la September, and
Offering extraordinary bargains cash. prompt shori
hne buyers Those Wishing anything in th. line, may
still lind good assortment of thin goods, at prices
which the most economical will not grumble
BURROUGHS, SHAFER & co.
Clothing lahaarHnd Gentemens' Outlining Estbnt.
Corner Main and Market sis.
july cots
tn Wytheye Telegraph. Bedford Sentinel Salem
Republican, Floyd lntfgcnccr and Finchstio Democrat
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RICHMOND.
s.e-N Change Of Schedule. sISr1
Spring and summer Arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk
PEP SrrA Al SI1IpS
RICHMOND.

PER L. =. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE.
~ 1900 Bnribea, Commanded lay Captains
" Cnvendy and Skinner
The jamestown will leave Bich uond every Tuesday uf
terno"u Mt o'clock. And the Roanoke every Saturday
IHorning nj o'cook Tor New York via Norfolk
Returning, they will leave New Yak Tor Richmond
every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
stopping a |, " hours each way Norfolk.
Passage 10 New York. including meats aud State
loom accommodation, only ...-.-.-.-.....-. go
Stermge Passage ony Observation-Disclosures. 80. 3
Charge to Norfolk, the by River Bonts.
Merchants and travellers will find tbs oi the most
speedy and comfortable routes between New York and
Ri hnond. fassuge and fare only sl0, Steerngo pas
sagconly s..
LUDLAM X WATSON.
anl } L Rchmnnd Nn.
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vVOuLET SETS. in every VARIETY
DUNNO or Consignment.
SAFE.

onnn SACHS Marshall SIT, now oa the wn,
CSPstO from Iivrrpool rers4ip rrtocttn, saed
from liverpool July gh, tor salr-fonu>e-- h>
m1p lt-llm EDMOND. DAVENPORT Il CO
EA CASE ycry superior mass aod -tic| Liqlo=
Nv rice Just received md r. -nln low.
HUNT 4 HARVEY,
Cary. brtwecn litliS 18th Strrcls.
up7 - Richmond Va.
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AND NENlORk PAGkETS.-This new -SAe@
LONE line Is composed Of the following vessels. and
snils from Newforl> every three days All owned in
the city OF Richmond viz:
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$22,5 800 worth Of Dry Goods at Cost.

fsNllE -tbscribcr wishing To convert mnuy Of his
good, ~ possible into moucy, laa determined To-
~ Dr., Good-nt COST.
HIS stock comprises every article usnnly kept in the
dry goo's tine His assortment Of hlhc, aud colorcd
silks and Dreaa Goods o every descrpsi il unusually
lnrsc for he season, md !, will worthy tho attention Of
every person WHO mhy wish goods such favorable
terms.
Iii, tcn l. und the nuhlic generally requested to
tll md examine tnr themsrvcs.
Regular customers Should they prefer il WILDE sup.
piled with goods theusrnl terms
PUILIP W.rAINE.
+ My stock of CofpcDing ia quite argo and
mostly of thi- Spring. purchase iuo IA
T-, FOR RENT.-A very desirable new Dwelling
I-1 suitable lora -unll nm.y y, situated uboYe Rich
nrtson's springs mud il Of the most pleasant
pinre- in lyneibafe bn4 large gnrjnn, stable.
ricso hou,r nnd avety convenience. Th,Ie Is also az
excellent well 81 waer nh store room ani hath house
attached. fosse.sion given Sept 1T ArpIy 10
mug ilsclt j. Il. GADDESS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30

TNIlE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-
specially to Gull the attention of the citizens of
Lyncibng aud the adjoining country,to his large and
E spend idassortmentof BOOTS SHOES, -
vi CATERS. &c, of his OWN MAKE S
-sV AMI which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL.
~ AND oF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishingto have good and durable Boot or
Shoe the present season. will do well to call on me-
IA am determined to please both regards quality
and price.
Don't forget to call atthe store three doors above the
frnnkln Hotel aud Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bunk. T. +. GRIMALDI.
doc Its
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.IAss,ING'goNnaOTEL Corna

M 4 SEaE Nc . " III % n g. l.. Corner 81
w Ghmch Street aad Frs Hey, LyHch5nrg, Ia.
NM. W. LEFrWIGn \ BROTHER,
Propricrars.
E5 Persons travelling tluoaeh 5ryisiJrng Lynchburg
md stnppineat the Washington, cntitlcdtoyisithr
Vir-inan READING Room during thrir,tuy.
MAY l7-1gcts
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TwODAuYLINES
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ENROM lynehburg to the Sweet, Red Sweet ard
4 White sui thur Springs. by the following schedule.
vi, Va 4 Tenn. Il Il. and tariah X Cos. Stage Line;
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RICHMOND.
PETERS, MARTIN 4 co.,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
On the Basin: Corner of l2h and Cary Streets
may 30 Is Richmond, Va.
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HUNT & HARVEY

HUNT & HARVEY,
Grocers, Forwarding & Commission Merchants
CARY SIREkr, between 18th aud 18th Street,
Richmond, Va.
Il EEP constantly on hand gaod stock of Groce
IN ries, 10 which thty invite the trnde.
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Lynchburg Furnishing WareroOm.

- II. LlGGAN Il son, Uphnl 1uPHsyxHan~
IA. s'errr'' Popo' Hangers. Mat s4a5..I:
iross and Hope Manufacturers. Min e'0J -
Street, Two Doors below the Market house, Lynchburg,
Va. keep constantly hnnd and make order, Curl
ed Hnr Lhuck Moss Cotton, Wool and Spiral spring
Mattresses, nndiopc of every description.
We have in Our employment some frst-rate Cab
net "ofLmen and intend to keep on hand supply of
FURNITURE Of our own mike, and also Norhrn man.
Hcuie,suchns Bureaus, Sofas, Wardrobes, Bedsteads
Chaira Donhlonnd Single Lounges.-l000 Beadsteads
on hand We ask t.e attention of all who navy
want articles in our line and pledge ourel, sell up
IA reasonable terms be obtained in ths an
olher market .V'Specal attention given to the re-
pniring oi Furniture, Gan 2-d&cts)
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Gents Fine Gaiters.

A NO TIER supply OF Geots Fine Black Caters of
~ the established fashion fur the received yes
feriay by Packet Bout at sEABuRY'S.
juy 9O-a or 3 t.
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+. S.-Al goods by this ne from Philadelphia will
be discharged Tuesdays and Saturday. mud after
they delivered ON tho whnlf, shall be considered by
the Company at the risk of the
mar ! dts ROBERT RANKIN ACT
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4 INSEEDOIL. White Lead, White Zinc. Spr Is
IL Turpen ine Poi lts ard Coors, for sale by
iunln D. X, LYMAN.
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NENBER OF TIE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEON
IN , ,rluntr from, one Of the eminent Colleges of
n states and the greater part OF whose life has been s
in the Hospitals London, Paris, philadelphia nni eis'Wr
as some of the astonishing cures that were e'
know MANY troubled with ringing in the ears and head wh
aaen rea being alarmed at sudden sounds a
h.shfluess with frequent huinr. attended sometimes, WI
'i,ranrrnrut Of mni. were cured Immediately.
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.enA CASES CALABRIA Exirnc

xaxFo of Efcotice in mass.
10 the cnn>umers al Licnrce will guarantee thu
uniitv of this he fine. il superior any
imported Ato the conntryr artvr shortly and Tor sa
ADlE 4 GRAY.
FrhN 7.lN Ct. Rlrhmond w
Demoine courier., 1854-08-03

SOUND DoCTRINE.-When men cease
10 be mere politicians, and actfrom prin
ciple always. we shall have better and
purer laws. Resistance 10 wicked laws
does not tend TO anarchy half as much
as obedience 20 them does to tyranny
Indeed, it is favorable to the supre macy
of jus! laws, when the moral sense OF
the people will not tolerate unjust ones.
The sternest foes OF injustice--,he men
who risk life, fortune aud honor, in re-
sisting tyranny, are the irnesi suppor-
ters of laws JUS! and equal. Every sue.
cessful contest of right against wrong
bege;s q deeper reverence for the right.
But every triumph of wrong over rlghl
e~ndangerA the liberties of the person, the
good order Of society, and the stability
of government. The slave power is a
most voraeious and unprincipled tyranny,
Every concession 10 II demands q sac.
riice OF justice, and dces more to shake
The confidence of the people in the gov
eminent, beget irrererence for law and
the officers of law, than any other cause.
-LgayeHe Courier.
Demoine courier., 1854-08-03

SCIENCE AND LITERATURE IN AMERICA.
DIR. Pierre, in his work just Published,
entitled "A Partisan Pastors Glance
at America" says:
1--WE went TO The United States with
some ~freiudIces, and one of them,
which we doubtless shared with many
of our compa.rio,s, was the opinion
which we had formed OF the degIee OF
literary cultivation to be found among
the Americans. We were disposed 10
think that a people so essentially com
mercial and manufacturing. had but a low
appreciation of science and literature,
and that, with a few exceptions, they
concentrated their activity and energies
on railroads, steamboats, and India rub
Der. We think differently now. The
love Of knowledge is widely dllused il
the United States"
This is very maguarimous and very
patronizipg. .'Ihe love of knowledge
is very widely diiused in the United
S,ates!" Is not this love Of knowledge
itself, more widely diflused in the United
States than in La Belle France? Answer
me thai!
Demoine courier., 1854-08-03
KaintHck and the Fiddler.

Ca board the steamer Indiana, in one
of her trips down the Mississippi i, were
a large Eumbcr OF good na,ured passen.
gers. They were seeking to while way
the hour according 10 their several no.
tons of pleasure, aud would have got on
very well bat for one annoyance.-
There happened TO be on board, Il
Hoosier on the Wabash who was going
down TO Orleans" aud he had provided
himself with an old violin, Gancying that
he could iiddlt as well as ihe bes. man,
and planting himself where he could
a,tratc, notice. scraped away. The TEL
low coull't fiddle any more than a set.
ting hen, ard he horrible noise disturbed
his fellow passengers excessively. A
Frenchman of very delicate nerves, and
q very fine musical ea', was especially
ANNOYED. lie lusterred, idgctted. and
swore at The .~'sacrc" fiddle, The pas
sengers tried various experiments, 10 rid
themselves, of he E~ioosier and Eis tld-
dle;i i, was no co-he would music just
as long as he id please" AT last a
big Kentuckian spfang from his seat.
saying, | reckon III fix him, placed hiH-
self near The amateur fiddle, and com.
menccd b~raying with all his might
The effect o. The move was beyond des'
crip!ion. Old Kainluck ..brayed so loud"
thai he drowned The scroecning OF the
fiddle. and amid The shouts of the pas
sengers, the discounted lloosier retreat
ed below, leaving the victory of The
unequal on,est with The Kentuckian and
his singular ~improsnPm imitation OF
Balaam's friend. The delight OF the
Frenchman knew 10 bounds: quiet was
restored for The day. During The night
the Keniuckian left Ihe boat. The next
morning after breakfast the passengers
were startled by The discordant sound OF
,hei. old tormealor; Hoosier had dlscov-
seered that The coast was clear, and bound
TO revenge himself on the passengers.-
Loud and worse than ever screamed the
fiddle. The Frenchman. just seated to
read his paper, on the first sound rose
and looked anxiousIy around, shrugged
his shoulders and then shouted Ware is
he! Queek--queek, Mon Dleu? Ware
is Monster kenluck, Dc man vat play on
the lackass..'