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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

(HtGAR CoATED)
CLEANSE the BLOOD and CURE the SICK
I",:.a. r:....:: mc..:s: r. r..
"ad j"dx- Of their Virtues.
FOR THE CURE OF
Headache, sick Headache, Foul stomach.
PIfrsBuno. PA, May /, no
Dn q AYrH-sri Ihave beel repeatedly cured
worst '"a" amy body eau have by dose or Two Of Your
worth known, Yours with great respect
ID W 1KLBi.E. Clerk of Steanct Claion
niiI,o". Disorder. aud Liver GompIuini-
DlrAHlMEsJ % rhE laItiuor,
NAsluNntuS, - e, 7F,G Ir56
81" hs," used your ils genera" and hospital
tce ytn uaic them cannot h thy
'hp iir1 i'qai'k a"d de- ii Il se.urn> they
s.pu ioun,i 6i,os. obstinate
~ ''''''' '''''' '"'"' HIo il3 All All ND.
fl> s.c.an ui the Mariuc ii'#pnal
D,srntrry. fsrias, md " Worm.
Posr ono. IiAniIA>u Ii, 90 AIcI ~, H. lsa5
b' Afih ioar I"i' aee tau perfection o mct.ene Ih,y
ssn a.s, an. ny M NV" "" 'a% . y'a > 1
ed at great .apeuse bat -" better she then commenced
quantities esadJ hody They aIltrware.
niod her aud ogt NO ,df"" b"ody .scnietS ne OF
Our n'ishLors had II bad and ny WITH
s"s 81 your fs VIM" "th,,s "su1 pad ir,n, i've
twenty dollars doctors hi' and lost oo,h nne, "Gsoo be
lug AIRED entirely thea .I!.clae you, w,,h
uEu ,iAlfrlN, ro,tm,s,er
l"di xesi."n nni s..pu,i IL, al ihr blood.
from h'n } H@'' i'sste " .idttat church H,a0a
q a Ni'
cess IN my tam,s among tt'se Avn called to l., dis
tess 10 r,sn"'o tho "tss' Of eeoon aud p"iy the
blood they Tho ,rnrty knuwn,
san confidently ''"i'iucnd them 10 my friends
iomss ". HINES
" ,ts,n Wiuul>a co. \ Y Oct a 10,
btAR SIR i ana using catnarie rS many rracucc.
and aud them an excellent pu's.ttv. cleans.
aud puiiy the fonnainn OF the b"'1d
JuiiS q. MEACHAM MD
Fry stpcias, scrofuln, IAiug'. Evii, T.iier lu-
mors, ana sait Nhrum
From FOyiea,!'n1 M,rcadpt ~ LOads. Etb t. i-i6.
Dis AiEh.-l our fs arc t'c paragon OF all that great
hcI hais and thai had ptos,I
5eals Her mother ad long afflicted with
un5s' hes Hnd iimp's lo sAin hc Alter
lid " ,ut.t s" Also rd rms And lacy have cured
h'f Asa MDkbhlDGE
athrumnti-ns, neural = IA aud tsouI.
From TIE har n HaaA,s y Tho attDdist rpm Chatch
~ LAshi Il "a ST, SAh ANNAn IA, Jau T.. l-JG
HoNniin HIk u s,s,uid uu
81 a has i"ur hi Ia" lad Ia" lo'ht my ,uus
m, nb, and attct hrura ec
Itts winch n.,i u chronic rhelnatisu Notw laaanitug
Ai l' hrN q" PHI the disease
Unit l.! Tn ai,r" excellent Baltimore, ID.
Nj N.nf'ti I'D Suur RUS Ihur fleets but
Is, Itts,tu ru4e the OF them
wei
HANAlt tHANHtH NAroN RoCot LA Dec, 1850
bii Altk II LHN" hvon rntrc! rurrd by your Iils OF
In nsuhr ton-a painful diouasc t!lt had afflicted
VINCENT .SIlDELL
nor Dropay, Plethora k,md.rd Com pI ints
paige IN, n, Nvcllent
so>tsSrnts. 90 on..spni.On, ind a Din.
hrr TAX, th"y dIc altecahi" and ciet tua
Eus, '-upprC-sIOn. Para sis, an TIA m u ion,
ant Dr.sar->ani a." rts"i Il iiusimcss,
alta Att,"
VI hicl although
haudsis "A
pa" II ~ til. ia eh!ful that iI.,Iueutly Inow
lnea"t'"ns nsr lhesc ,"puu mercury mineral
uII.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05
4 MrUxrANr COUNTRY uEKCliANl

E'-thr keepers Of RcfcciOrics, Bur
is"1ms Ac are hereby notified that person d, cved
Huins Intoxicating drinks to Students oil
Lhouis 'oncse IN violation of the special ombly
ihtfthht" airttang will be dealt with according the
sHiet letter oi the law SAM FL. X. COX.
sePt"ds President Lynchburg College.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICE.

GO-ta8 sSSHbF
XNM. H. BEL rs having riated himself with ne for
w the Of iaeiing sHcton business for tho
IT Segros the hrn sIi, all he carried Tho
aud -ylr Of fi'iiIAM q HEITS Thankful for the
cement hsretoo" ihcy mutually solicit the
patronage ibcfs!iy .stn. Ia the old Arm and especially
The attention oil a.Ir Respective frcBds ." the part
n,t.tl9 - N PrLLlAA 80.
PULLIAM & BELTS Auctioneers.
q sa.r hf Dad I,iigss Hall
Franklin street.. III. hnsud, Va.
N-liI sell ksgrnes both pubdsly and pm ately.
w bnf por.Is AWAY al each depot aud the wharf On
H.. arrival Of III. boa A. q. riLI.IAM
Richmond. May TO- lar WMH BETS
una Ia-sn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

4 4 hD DONbNhON COR
" cryed and tor supply u the Justly celebrated OLD
DOMINION COFFEE lDl =, which viii make the best ti.
\ hall any uth'i ia Picaso call and
supplied the and lin a1chousc SECOND door lie
Market, Main street. lie Isl Z. s BLISS Co
NOT1CE.-ELr merchants md business ntru
~ ot yn,Lburg hereby notified that student 81
yncLburH College Ill be allowed to contract debt 81
ebts without printed order bearing signature and that
will be settled by but III. basis III thu.
rieIs as vouchers. SAMUEL. X. cox,
sept President Lynchhurg College
~ Rep. COPY for asonth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

:
Fry stpclas, scrofuln, NiHg'. Evil, n. Iier tn
mors, nnd salI bSLrun

From d FOytea,,!in1 Mrchtat ~ LOais F,b t. l-j6
lK Az any, f.s HE paragon all that great
n' icInc. Ihuy have cured ho dIus liter
hen lars and thai had ptoStI noutabr
Her mother lad bcn long gntSOusiy afflicted with
ufus'h ai"i pmp's hr' sAin hc
'hd was .ur.d she aso ticd rms and have cured
la.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05
Prnciicui and Anal, teal thr,nist. Lowell, y

} II SEAY, Lynehbure PURCELL, LADD \ - /.
hsond, y. r. ki\E>, ir!,'sJurs NJ \. SANJOS. y nE
AMI All DrlA,ist /, 60
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05
MERCHANDISE, &C.

MEhCdAHUl6E, &c.
PACT FOR THE PKOPLE.-Wiii yea
N save ~ per cent In buyiG joosi hen call al
GtuaENIiEIMkRs and you viii and the LARGEST AND
MOST ELEHANT ASsoKrMENT OF SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS ever brought to this market In my
Stock Will be found the LAtfsr Asn MOST BkAUTIFUL
ia>s II DRESS GOODA I'm and Cold silks Beragrs ShA
l'ys Orsanda Mousins Lawns &c Ac large lot oil White
Goods, Spfing and Summer Goods for ticiticInrn
Ny stock III BDDTS aud siOS price
and quality. HATS. CAPS 40 Inc above tood. being
bought tcinsy,y fJr Gosh enables sell
hous south tho Potomac faJ aiyn
nation bef,To huYng
tg Country hants would do well t. give u all be
fore Eain. S"lh, \ GltiUENIiEIMtK
aIi5
4 SEnENI.-hn' any brru II y pob led ole sent
~ ny .E1 Irapi ct James kei truunt "
tr the sal ~ 4 emcu IA ms place, prepared 10 MI al
orders Al ia" low est IIv,A NN. 4. ASDLHsDS.
ans !! u
NEW cove ERN.-W~ ha , e his day n.socia
led ourselves together under tue Lee
johnson -" t The JnfPo,. OF conducting general Gro
and ardng tIn odd
L., johnson. Man SineI whore eAI - serve
our Old fIi"iis And The pubic, with
effort 10 prOinotc ibo.r liIioTcst
JOHN II LEE,
jiDS+ l.. JOHNSON,
Lynrhhrfg. Jan /. l-S3. GEUkni. ". KOihI.
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Bns" TIE LIVER
L Y Y | q o X a r. O II


Is GREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY and
is dely working cures almost 10 believe 1t
il by magic M 6ra dos bsasf and seldom
than botti" required To kind Of Lir Complaint
on the Jauu,iic. Dyspepsia headache
All :" which are the result OF Discussed Liver
The Liver IS OF the ~ principal regulate of tho
human body and when II performs its functions well
the powers of the systrn fully devroped The
stomach IL almost entirely - dependent u the healthy
action of the Liver tor the proper performance
functions when The ston' ach Is at fault the bowels
are at fault, and Tho whole system suffers IL
quchce Of one organ-the =, livcr-hasiug ceased
do its duty For the tscas rs of that organ, Of the
propriclorS has made ii ~ ms study in Il practice of
more than twenty years, to lind some remedy where
W il h to countcract the - many arrangements to
which it is liable "
TO prove that this ? Il medy is at last found any
person troubled with nis- err Complain in any
OF its forms has but 10 Try ~ bottle and conviction is
A compound has been - formed by dissoving gums
and extracting that part which is soluble for the
tive virtues Of the medt cine These gums
all MORBID or DAD matter from the system.
ing in their place healthy - flow OF bile. nyg"rating
the stomach, causing food TO digest well, puryiIg
the blood giving and health the whole mach.
merry removing the - Of the disease. and effect.
ing II radical cure without ~ Of the disagrceabe
after effects felt by using - Ia OmeI Mineral
POisOn that Is usually -, resorted
one dose after eating Is sufficient relieve the
Stomach and prevent the food from rising and sour.
ing
Only one dose taken be- ! fore retiring prevents
nightmare
only dose taken at - night looscns the bowels
gently, md cosve ~
taken after . meal will cure Dyspepsia
q One dose of twotta - spooniuiis Will always
leNe Sick. 'caiaChe.
bottle taken for fc ~ male obstruction removes
the vi the disease, - and makes perfect
only one dose immedi - atcly relieves Gholc. while
one dose repeated is II ChOl-
era HOrbus. and pre- ~ veutiyc of (hOlcr
One dose taken often - will prevent the recurrence
OF billions nitnck~ - whiet relieves all painful
feelings
tn Only bottle Is = needed to throw Ct the
the effects # med after long sickness
one bottle taken for Jaundice all
yelowness ~ unnatural IL color from the skin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

40 Don Painted buckets
~ BrJons.
l2o Bags Tennessee Flour,
- Bbis Sbeperdale -
Also large stock of Domestic Dry Goods &c
ma6is MCKINNEY co.
oceans, .nOLA>.Es, COFFEE,A.. ny
l,nds choice n, u. bright Sugars.
Mats -" Jayatofrc,
Croons Fine Moeho Coffee
crop ko Coilcc
Bbis rich New orleana Moiasses.
lhds frne Cuha do
bbis. Crushed sugar
2" lAtfa 4. Suoar,
Tierr.s London otter double brown stout,
Mars jag Ale iorsa.ob by
aI5is NowlIN \ ALEXANDER.
4 uOKN: CORN! MEAL, Lump md ,itol Nd
u .lAS FER he has rented Acssls
i.aag ho.,u Johns ,DiSS AND PLASTER MILL
ho., ,oustan haad Tile above articles, neh hc
"ta 81, ,Heap 10 punNtuiu Customers
tnAa. y. i.ANGiiORNE sole Agt
/. for Ia. sale al " .strrn Plaster III this city
No.. Nshana nt: SOAtAI AND rrCNx<
bgAHc "AuGuA ACioit The subser- 0&A4&t.
Del iatuI..o etaeiul acknowledge
toward leave int them and the pub
bus.uess and he hopes by
u nuunce
>or- lie viii order and Keep hand all KINDS OF
iron A, " apv,n. mad, m IN, mast substsniiaI and n, at
order and viii made
ernetd assortment ot taIiagro RocAiways aud Buggos
assortment Vi and two horse Moving
10 me od Lyahbary too'A and Udsyon Factory and
he dos 1"srs' On me 'n'n rrneIpe you may expect to
hoa' b"sH"S CIV" NE a cali JOHN H. bAlLEl, AYt
Its
NEW CON. s.xN-Wr have this day nssocin-
~ ted ourselves together under bty
liuCEKl AND LUMMIaSiUN 81 IN ESS The old stand
ot ii, Kinney - Bass Man street whor. we viii glad
o enl and the pubic, with the promise to
every effort to give entire satisfaction.
iEiStash punctuat customers OH six months time
SAN IL II. MCklNNEi.
JOHN ), Bass,
HENRI u. FLOOD.
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NOR SALE-SJO00 Grunge - AirAaud'in
u railroad Bonds at a loss rate
Jan las PETERS SPENCE & co.


: i =
u subscriber has just hundred CLoCkS
all sorts shapes aud patterns to winch h. wo1d invite the
his friends and large Please call
nd examine and you wil md the p,,ces TO suit
Rep cory. II. l2tsI JAMES DlNVlDOiE
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INSURANCE.


: y
No Company in the United States ha capital the
amount OF risknonc affords adv
n b When the premium on policy, fur term oi life.
snouns to $50 the company w"Nu The insured hal
Of 1t at 8 per cent intcTeSt Il. W k%UM LIZ Agent,
Ii hmuhi, Va
DIR. WIN. : MORRIS, Medical ESsmihe- ~ Lsu.AbuIg
Persons In ynehbnrg desiring insurance ber lives
obtain information and papers by c..ue the oc. OF the
RrglnAn.
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jan 2sts
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VI Ia" hiCh although
st.Aaur irhriy hands, d,,s "a pubic
III. dreadful ,IrDo,s ,ueuily
lueau'"us nsr h,sc ts"'tu mineral
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

TON CoRw1S's LAsr.-At It trial
recently held at Yellow Springs,
growing out Of a difficulty between
some Of the students and t;.cn|ty at
Antioch, the '*Old Wagon B, ~
who represented the faculty, was
exhibiting to the jury q foil, or cane,
belonging to one ot the students,
which was probably usul in the
melee. Tom Was in his usual hap
py mood, and brought down the
house frequently hy his witty illus
trations Of the noblt sclencu ot fen
cling, now parry'ng imaginary
thlusts and anon throwing himself
ferce'y upon the attack.
At last having exhausted lis full
store OF pleasa tries, with one fell
thrust, he made teint tn strike one
Of the students. Mr.. Fisher, VIII"
sat near By, and with u look Of un
tathomable gloom and in the voice
Of tentor he Numbered ont, " Aud
what would you Do, sir, being un
armed, # sE',nli attempt to pierce
yen througl:' Ina inc tie roar
Of laughter w:hict, greeted this last
eloquent effort ot' the "old st',n,per'
when the half frightened stndemt,
collecting agai:; his wit sprarg +"
his feet all successfully is,inlickii,g
C"rwin's most l,oml,astic style, ex
claimed: t. I'd eosIconae you, .<ir,
With Uoody hunds, 10 u hoxpi;ta6Ie
grave !"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18
NEW LEVE1 Law IN MISSISSIPPI.

Tie Vicksb1rg True s"uthr"n,
IF the 7th inst Contains a 'l'iI copy
nt the law I'.St passed |'y the I.e4iS
ia'ure of Mississippi FIR repairing
and lt.rt< citing lie Ie>ee of the Mis-
si~>ippi river, from Vlcks|n'rg f"
the Tennessee line. 1t imp ses a
tax uf ten cents per acre "'' al! land
in the river cosl'sfieS "f Dco"t",
Tun;ca. I:o|ivar, VI asl'ingt"l' and
I<auue'a, and the adjacent counties
If .nal.,rrs, luz"', >nnh'wer.
T;s.l.l,ascI,ie and l',t'r'|a-wittIn
certain. li,nits-wl'icl, constitute NC
believe, the rt'gi III subject +" over
A..w-cvtt tain r''ti'nn< nd traits
being specially exempted. This tax
il II, last for five Years, and t" COLI
st;',,tc Il levse tnnd. The collect
ions for the first three wears in Ger
tain con lies, viz: in Tnnica> B''|i
var. Was|,i' Stum and l~apne'"a
lriver count e<,) are 10 be applied
by the local authorities i'll paying
the debts heretofore c''''tracfeu Ii
build uy aud repai in= levee~. 1h>
either "r,,,,ries, and 'll''se "Fler three
! wears, are to pay their proportions
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

/ !nlttee appointed by he last Legjs
! 'atnre to examine the accounts OF
the Swamp Land Commissioners,
in retutation there Il: On the 1st
Of January last, as per report Of
said committee, Mr. Caldwell had
on hand s3S,53l IT; The am,,lnts
previously advanced t. con ractnrs
a'l'! admitted hy SAID Committee,
forming n" part of lie above mex
pended '';alal'ce, and the SO, 900
o'luAed IT, being comprised in the
expenditures allowed by said cum
nIttee. Ills failure, therefore, t.
pay the ''''vxrcs.ded balance into
Tie Treasury, III compliance with,
the law, is the cause ut his dti;alca.
ton.
In reference II, HE charge made
hv ''Jn>ti<e" duplicating General
Sinmes witt, the transaction. d.
the agent through wl.on the lt,"ney
advanced by the Csnumiss nner was
received, aud that that gentleman
aIpI;et! SAID nlunev t. lis OWL use
II an. Compelled bv a s, nse Of
,j':Stice to Sta1t. that Gen >i;nrne<
received the sum uf $4,000 by my
authority, for which he handed he
Commissioner MY receipt. which
an1otnt WAS promptly paid over t''
ne when called is'r, and f,r which
t't'n. Silnles holds ny receipt
This il the /" ginning and end ri
his c'.ni,ectin with the ,,la,ter, save
ansE except '|'slt he w;as my h,,'sls-
imam for the Contract, aS curity t.
HE amount ii $40, 900 for the pre-,
per and faithful execution ot' the
>a,lie.
1t is with rv|nctarce that | have
tre>srasse'l :" far upon he columns
q. Your va|uatlt j.,urna|, and The
:ltes'tl*ns IT Your lvadvrs, but these
inteI eSgtd H. the improvement ~
HE swamp lands IT Your beautiful
parish w,iI not, | trust, SIZE wi'|srl
interest ii stattlnent which, W I,.l~t it
vind.c;.res the snnsluv, IT u1,e wlIs,
has been "nju>t|y misrepre<tnf,"',
throws some light upon he ca''<e>
that have thus f::r operated to re.
tard them.
Very respectfully,
j. J. 3. KIRK.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

IRISH W1r.-llere is a speci'n< Il
of Emerald wit that isn't ss' bad. -
Or tue Cambridge Bridge there
was a toll Of on: cent, (n'w at"'l-
;shed,) Two lrisInen approached
frou, Boston rather dilapilated in
appearance and having nary a
red' with which, to pass the gase.-
4 passer by, on solicitation, gave
one Of them a penny, but how
s|Iould this avail to yet them both
ovsr2 After " laying their heads
togetler,'' one OF then. approached
the tol! keeper ard asked
s.Sure an how inucl, is it to go
overl"
->~".\ penny a piece" was the re-
ply.
"Arra|,, now, an may I carry a
bundle on my back -
".As nuc!. as you please,'' said
tie tolluar.
Pat very deliberately stepped
back, and taking Mike "'' his >h'"'|
ders, walked up boldly and dep,si
ting his penny, marched s'r with
bis burden to abont the TT dd'e Of
the bridge, where they changed
places, and Mike to*ed Pat over to
the Cambridge side. The penny
saved was well-earucl, the bridge
being a long one.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18
TREAsrEtn's OFFICE,

Baton I."uxr, Se. t 81. 1853.
hereby certify 'I':1 j. J B..
Kirk has this day s?e|"si:ed III my
bands, as State te;isurtr, ten t|'"u-
sand dollars, wl'' Ii he Il |; Ev> t" hv
the amount u'l> anctd tn him III
March. 1857. Ivy I.,lta vtfte Cat'~
we'll, Commissioner Of the Second
Swamp Land District "t the State
1T Ln1i$lsara. ;ss cu'ltractnl tor cut
ting II canal a:.'l rc,,"vi'g the i'll
bcr un line 1t w",k extending
l'ay"u Mnreau t" til" Bayou La
ttnacI,c. Tile above c"ntlact Iav-
in been declared, },y the ;'t'res i'll
C,lnu,i~sio sio''er, t'n ttited, and the
atnrk said advance nt' ten thousand
,l,'Ilars having been demanded by
the sail Caldwell, Ills is alleged by
tie said Kirk. I,e depoSites the
aforesaid a.uuunt, as public money
belonging to the Second S!a'np
Land District.
Il. 4. HUNTER,
r.. 81 Treasurer.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

\ Reader, Il smile, II k nd, word, a
pleasant " good 'n''rning,' cost hut
little, yet often they are worth more
Than silver and gold. You may
not know the i divi,lual, YOU may
never see him again, yet YOU may
nave sent streams oi sunshine ar
onnd his pathway, which made his
! heart leap with gadness, and sent
hlm on his way rejoicing. " lnas-
much as ye did unto one OF the
least Il of these my brethren, ye did
1t unto mes
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

4 f;al~e friend is like the shadow
on a sun dial, which appears in
fine weather, b1t vi.nishes at tile
approach Of a clonl.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

= An exchange tell a story of a
negro boy who fell int" a h gshead
and wonders it they licked him
when they tm,k linn ont.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

4 landy lately appeared in loa
Wa wi'hs legs s" attended, that 'hv
authorities had him arrested becau>
he had no visible means ot support
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

Il can't make both @ 'ds meet"
as the dog said w''cn g WAS trying
~ catch hold Vi Lis tail.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

~ You can't stuff ,ne,'' as the
gander said when lie flew over the
kiteheaa.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

"I,'s n"tl'i;'g wllei' v"u get use'i
to IT," as the old w"ma'' SAID when
the whcelbarrow ran over Aer nose
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hearing of him. The other parents were
alarmed now. With some difficulty they dis
covered which canal the young gentlemen
had favored with their company, and bent
their steps to it in body, MIR. Jones carry.
ing lantern, for it was dark then. They
had not proceeded along its banks many mi.
nutes, when they encountered small army OF
half dozen, looking like drowned rats. 1t
proved to be the young gentlemen them.
selves, who had all been In the water, through
the upsetting of the boat.
"Where is Henryf" asked Mrs. Yorke,
trembling SO that she could scarcely ask the
question. HAS he been with your
"Yes, he has been with u.s."
"Where is be Oh, where is he"
"He was in the boat when it capslzed. We
can't make out where be is. I'm sure be
scrambled out"
Miss Sherrington was very pale. allow
are you sure 7" she asked in dread tone.
II am positive | saw him." cried Philip
Anson land spoke to him. / said to him,
That was splash and a near touch, WASH,
it Hal !? and he answered, by Jove, il il
wasn't ="
mo, it was me answered you that, Phil
interposed q little fellow, about Henry's age
well, I'm positive he is out" rejoinet
Phil Anson, "for know / saw him, and hi:
hair had got the curl out Of it, and was hang
ing down straight"
"Did any of the rest Of you see him :" in
quired Miss Sherriugton, in painful sus
pense.
All the boys began talking together. Th,
result to be gathered was that they could no
be sure whether be was out or not; it wa
all such scramble at the time, and nearl
dark.
"Oh, mamma" implored Miss Sherringtor
"do not despair" But Mrs. Yorke had fain
ted away and was lying on the towing path.
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To CURE GAPES IN CgICHENs.-l think
have found certain and Mt the same time a
simple and safe cure for the little chick. The
gapes are nothing more than small colec-
ton Of red worms which inhabit the wind
pipe, about the size Of q pin ; they collect in 0
knot, which finally suliocates the chicken
and it dies. Now, all that is necessary is to
remove these worms, and all is right. The
usual remedies, such as black and red pepper
mustard. turpentine, oil, &c, can do no good,
as they cannot reach the wind pipe where tho
trouble is.
My plan is simply to take small quill and
dyest it Of the feathery part, excep a snail
bunch at the tip end which cut short, then
tic q thread to this end catch the chicken,
open its mouth, insert the quill in lis wind
pipe, and give it few turns the thread forms
circle ronnd the quill. when it can be with.
drawn, and is sure to bring the worms with it..
have useG it in hundred cases and have
never known it to fail once, bat it cured iu-
mediately. 1t is very simple at least, and,
costs only little time aud patience.--C9r.
OHIO Farmer.