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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-21
Later from Pixies Peak.

Leavenworth July The Express from Den
yer City with dates to the 18th ult, has arrived
here with a heavy mail. The accounts continue
hattering.
The Ute Indians were troublesome An expe-
diton to chastise them was talked Of.
The miners were leaving in large numbers
Some 5000 wagons now on the return trip =
NcCoy estimates that there from $4,000 10
10000 persons IL and about the mines, NEST OF
wAom are doing nothing. or working Tor their
board He says that the mines will not support
more than five thousand people, and advises ev-
eryboay to stay at home.
One hundred and thirty six United States
troops from Carlisle barracks arrived here to-day
en- route for Santa Fe.
st Louis July 7.-Mr Mccoy who left Denver
City or the 24th ut, Informs the St Joseph West
that III re are only eight ten claims Yet eiscov
cred that pay, and those on the Gregory lead
All the rest have been d, serted The reports OF
the richness oil other claims absolutely false.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-21
FIGURING Mill for Sale.

L lUufIllg NH tut Odlt'
FINHE F0RTyILLE MILL PROPERTY, twenty miles
from Indian a"ois the BeilfonIane Railroad. built
in s5 sl6 COO; four stories and attic four
Stone; good place for Eight cords
OF wood to IG0 bsrre.s Of FOR Wood, 81 cord
Flour Grain loaded nIoaded directly Rail
road Mill En- gnes and Machinery first class The
Flour made this Mill theshrst qa Atty. The
rounding country is of tie Wheat in
West.
i p This Mil will be sold low. good terms,
offers chance purchaser obtain Mil
ty. Enquire of
McKERNAN & PIERCE.
Real Estate Agents, Indianep polls, Ind.
July 81 $50
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-21

THE general neglect pay the printer, gives
rise to great variety of truth, done up in every
conceivable style. Here is the last clipped from
q country exchange.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-21

hereby John VI. Brown and all others
the County Surveyor Wayne County. will
proceed Monday, August 18th 10 O'Clock. A M, to
survey the lands of Edward Y. in the north
quarter OF section Il. H. west, And estab
Iish around the All parties Interested
invited present al the will said
day.
&c sHUTE, C. S. w. G.
Per request o L Y TEAS.
Richmond in ~ 1859 $50 323v
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SheriH,s sale.

July IA lssa xass ss-Sw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
The I'm FELLIGENCER
IDLE WORDS

o idle wordsi
Why will 20 never die
But float forever in the sky,
Dimming the stars that shine in memory,
Destroying hope and causing love from earth to
Ill-omened birds. [iee,
o idle words!
Preying upon the heart,
Leaving with wounds deadly smart;
Expiring breath that taints the very mir,
Will ye forever leave yonr victims to despair
Ill-omeued words.
o idle words!
How many are tho tears
That ye have caused to flow: the fears
Ye have begot and made to mountains grow,
Crushing the innocent beneath weight of NO,
Ill-omened birds.
Old words!
Your fight is ever on.
In heaven darkeni7g the sun;
By weary journeyings without delay,
To wend your dreary wayunto the judgment day,
Ill.omcned birds.
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LIVER INVHItGEORATOR.
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,


Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIyE AND LIVER ME-
DIoINES before the public, that acts Cathdrtfo
known Il Is not only CItSartic, but Lirsr remedy
acting rst ON the Lssr to elect is morbid hen
comPlshng two purposes seetuAily without any Of The
MdTtics II strengthens the system time that
1t pureesiti and when taken daily in moderate Doses wiz
strengthen and build It up with unusualrapidity.
The LIVER of the principal regulators Of the
human body; and 1t performs its functions we'll
S almost entirely GePenden on the healthy action
the 4 sn aS .S s
system consequence .of orgauthe LIVER
Of g.. sus
practice Of than to ind some remedy
whereh counteraet the arrangements to which
b,ed with LIVER G0lf1P IAEYT,I in any Cfits forms,
has hut to try bottle and ,cOnyIsOnI; certain c,o
the system suPPlyngln their place healthy flow Of BILE
the food 1t 70 dEs' Hs
whole machinery, remOvingthe cause of the disease
pEFE ERf pREyES T oeea:onil use Of the
Ll one 1SstS9EATSE
and prevent the food from-rising and sourlng: ,oy
MARE.
.. 9y one asa d9S :'t:S the bowels
One dose taken after EACH meal will cure DfSPEPSIA
one bottis taken for se male obstruction
CInIv one dose immediatsiy relieves 6YOLIC, while
one dose onen repeated is-Oa for CHOLERA
MORBUS and a preventive of CHOLERA.
sI- only one bottle is eeded throw out of the
svsar the effects Of medi--ene after long sickness.
~ one bottle foroSJATINDIOE removes all sal
IoSTnsss or unnatural coior-from the skin.
One dose taken short>otime before eating gives Wig
or 10 the annette, and makesSfood digest we'll.
M dose omen repeated-,, cures 172ONTC DLAR.
aJyIsA in It's worst forms while ON HER and
BOWEL complaints yieldZ, almost to the FIRST dose.
two doses cures at tacks caused by WORMS In
Children; there speeder remedy In
the world, as itne1eFJffEs. N
EW- A few bottles curesGDROPSf, by exciting the
absorbents.
We take pleasurei In recon- mending this medicine
preventive FEVER AND AGILE, CHILL FEVER
aud all FEVERS OF Bill LToUS TYPE. It operates
wthcertainty and thousands willing 70 testify to its
wonderful virtues.
All WHO USE IT ARE GIVING THEIR ENANT
No Us TESTIMONY IN ITS IA VOR.
~ MIR toIter IN TIE mouth tofh the EnetgOrdoF, and
stodEIoto bOth together.
THE LIVER INvIGoRAToR
Is A soIENTIPIo MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily
working Rmost believe. It by
gle ne first dose 0iuin9 benefit and seldom more
than one bottle required any kind Of LIVER
Complaint. the Jdundics Dyspspsia 20 .
Hedddehe, all Of which thsTesult OF DIS
EASED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, S45 Broadway, New York.
And retailed by AL Druggists. Sold also BY
mY14-1y 7. n. LOGAN 4 CO.. Wheeling. Va.
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TnE race of the Montreal Snow Shoe Club
last Saturday, for silver cup, resulted in the
victory Of Mr. Stanley over twelve gentlemen
He made five miles in 4G minutes % seconds
with snow shoes on, and received the prize cup
from the hands of Lady Eyre, who honored the
event with her presence.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
1890

~
THs NHW-YoRE TsIBvSE, than seventeen year,
Va, The Ia che SGa H. pTss
CENTS and which hrs attanei the unparalleled az
SolicI OF tbs patronage which the Metropolitan
within the present yssr THE rRlDrsE provided Itself
= faster Press, OF $4,000, merely
nan earlier they otherwise might with CORES
Hsndsnts 4 The point. hr3 s the civ
the country, believe that even those who dislike
its e1nvietonS and ability maintaining them we ap.
peal then to those who believe that an
and moral websns of the Republic to aid US in eHecng
DAILY TAtsUxs printed large imperial sheet
aud published sEsfy and sysnnS .E
mum in advance; 50 for six months. ,,,
Aaa PeTDaY. and eontsin. ali the Editorials Of the Dsy
with tbs Cattle HorTs AMI General MirEet, TeIsS re-
oorrsspondence and dnrinS the coming session Of Cen
via the more apoFtant ap.soSs. It viii also eontsia
H.,t;la,s Novel, continued from number to nn@Ssr thu.
TERMS
Two oopss, ons wear 5 Ten oPs,, dddrtsS. 20
THs 5lVI.WsskLT TRrBuSB Is sent TO cergYmen At -
per annun.
iainS Editorials the Important toOe, OF the tuss the
~ sSs Fs3das
1sr si; T aftioss, Sc, 80. ~
TERMS:
On. Copy one Ers 6 GoIi:s, one year IS
Tares oS2ss one year Ten oas s5
Twenty Copies, to GfrssS Of eIot a5'setbsr, and
larger number at the rate of 81 90 each 90
Any person sening Club II Twenty will bo
entitled TO an copy. We continue send wEEE
1t TRIBUyB TO Clergyman for 81
sabseriDttous At any tina Terms always
cash in adVAucs When draft bs procured it Il much
safer than bills All letters he addressed
ts HORACE GREELEY 4 90,
Tribune BuiIdisz Is,
Nassau St. NeW-York.
ras TRIBUNE ALMAN4o for 1879. containing the Flee.
aad tbs usual matter viii be pasiished about
O1ristnHs Price IS Il Copies postpaid for 81 100
Copies, postpaid, g. Address a above.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.


WINTER ARRANGEMEN
ON after Monday 29th November, 1885, the trains
" will ran as fOloEs-viE:
Pirst-The s. Louis, oireinnat, wheeling, BenEood,
Baltimore and Washington City Express leaves daily
l3n A. NJ arriving At Baltimore At I:2O A. NJ in time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Second-The Northwestern Chicago, st. LouiB Cairo,
indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati Wheeling, BenEOod Bal
more and Washington City Express leaves daily At 93O
p NJ saturday eXcepted) arriving At Baltimore At $50 p
81 in time for Eastern connections
To enjoy the elegant mountain should
take the 1880 A. NJ train Cumberland and resume their
trip by the 500 A. NJ
Baltimore daily as follows: Pirs-The s:l5 A. NJ train
arrives Wheeling At 695 P. NJ. Sec0nd-The $50 p n.
train arrives at Wheeling at 1880 A. NJ
The 1880 A. NJ train bound East will stop At all stations
between Hheeling and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being Issued TO MoundsVe At 50
cents and to B3nWoOd at IS cts. J. r FORD, Agent.
W. p. SMITH, superintendent.
l.. N. COLE, Gea1 Ticket A gent. noV80
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
at the Office of the Millenntal
Hn-hinnar. RathanX. Va.


Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
TtHR1sTIAN HYMS- BOOK, in full shes ,sT cents per
copy % do copy 20 esn Gt as sSSes
do Turkey morocco gilt edges extra Sse; 90 90
Christian 8ap5m vihitS and oOnssqusnt'
bsbats On Roman oa.hoeism between BP Purcell an
Csfi:sa S,la :,
Owe. DC Debate. DO new .i as SIS. '''s'.aa''
Rice Debate, new edition. 500; Per per man
Prneples Religious RsioFm4 s2n urged i
by Campbell and Others By r. Richardson. Prlee'F0@
BsEssr.. foepszPl.n, 81; extra, S.
Back voiunes Of D.. Miennsl HarbIngef, 81 per VOL
uIsS9n g. S f.esp, i q the
free-ohsnn Baptist Rice Debate and harsingsf Sx
N No books viii be sent on commission.
PRICE OF BOOKS BY MAIL-PosTAaE PAID HEB
Hy@nB9ok, sheep. per a.: 90
Ioaa, gilt edges PEI PEI, dozen. ~, do: 10 90
Christian Baptist, per dozen .......lo
Christian system per dozen.
Terms of the HnrbInEer fer 1883.
1sePy to single ,ss'oTSsT .; a. months.
copies Tor one year or copy for threeyearS." 800
copies. IA 90
Is copies, (ani one copy gratIsl g. 90
copies. one esPy at cs5 on ap
tism and neatly bound Hymn Book. 80: ~
ana na Two neatly Hymn 70 90
100 copies (and getter up Of bub three books on a.
Baptism and three neatly bound Hymn Books lOV W
$50 copies land copies of the book on Baptism and ~
6neatly bound Hymn Books) .......'.'..'SAO"V w
EXTRA PREMIUMS
ForheIarsest three clubs over $780, $'S worth
For the next largest over $50, $50 worth Of Books
4Sa 5S Se s to be T order Of the
ARertto whom the premium IL awarded -.
g5Y- THE CASH MUST BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
IN ADVANCE POR CLUBS. We cannot adordto keePae-
No person residing IN Bsthrny tOa be admitted as
contpstitorJ0r these preDlfunls 49,,
mhIs-Iy Brooke county. Va
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ReniIy a CnpItnI ProductIonl

tereloTet Is rapidly bslng extended throuThout the
Uated States It Is OF the best articles put before
pahltc. II obViateS the OF Rly-posoned
white paper and paper stained with pile producing prn
tersink Il Il and preventive OF piles. This
be relied As hue and light rs bank note pa
stout Nothing Of Valua
Guuttv before ore to the pablie 1000
only 81 800 sheets 50 Each sheet Of the
Get the Wsnierfa article nom Of the druggists, from
proprietor, No. ~ Ann ST. n. v is by express
from St pAes to any part the United states Tryl
nOy2B-Sua
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THR LATRA'r NRWai


INTERESTING d PROFITABLE TO EVERY OWE.
consequence OF the hard times, have concluded
reduction in the selling price OF goods
SHALL n THE same time oer some ofhe greatest bargains
In several articles rec=iVed direct from suction.
CALIC0ES with the exception Of Engilh and MerrimAek,
At 10c per yard.
MUSLIN DE- LANES. FOODS retAied for less than
IS only 1s and all others proportion.
PuRS-I oer good assortment, and A. prices TO suit
M6sLiSs, bath Blsaehsd and Brown IS per cent le,s
than other house.
MILLINERY G00DS-A complete assortment, very iSW,
both Wholesale and retAi row Ruehss atlaHe row ~
isAc. and Arrow at %.
EMBRoIDERIEs-T oblIge myself to sell 8 per cent
cheaper than other house in the city Of Wheeling,
Efly other plAee. -.l-
CHINTZE5-worth Sic 1t 20 cents
QL0AKS AND SHAWL3 in every variety, and cheaper
than any other house.
srLsA very EGad article Of Pl.sk ss. sos an.
at only IS cents.
LINENs-An Trsiele worth 75e at only 4Se.
PARAMETr05 AND FRENCiT MERINOS-0f every coli
price, lover than offered before, also plain De-
LANES. ne quality, such sells At Csc. for 159
KID GLOVES-AnothsE LOT Of those extremely cheap
Gauntets, At size.
In shortI VIII sen al any my goods to suit these
Ar5s 1as 1928 ul sA .sSe! fR assg uaon
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TRANSFORMATIONS.

1850 1869.
TIE Pennsylvania
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EE A
The ap1cIty Of this Road equal in the Country
THREE THROUGH
PASS NIGER TRAIN 8
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting direct in the Depot at Pttsbur gA
Through Trains All Western Cities for
SrnIshng fssiie Of Passengers I'M
aSa a Fss L lna fa . Psdbs With
out change Of Cars Conductors.
@E5Is o1r' are sSs Sa. e TIE E%Prcss
DAILY, Mali and Fast Line Tnres
Past Line connect for Baltimore and Washington.
EXPIRES; TraIa Leave. F'Sqrs s. a xd NJ STs. :. PAA
Train leaves Pittsburgh H., arriving In Phadel-
pen Al IL +: ~, r. M ArrivesIu PhiIadeiphs
or baltimore at $50 A. NJ, New York $50 P. NJ
SIX DS Se Yo ana Boston Tous
Ticket: SAL R1 are sGod On ensr 81 s nopnS
TICKETS EASTWARD may be obtained At any OF the
Important Road Oces In the West; also, board
regular Line q steamer on the Mississippi or Chic
Company Boston. New York, Baltimore Philadelphia
Fare always as low az by an other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
Sylvanin Rail Road to Chicago. makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.
This connecting of tracks by the Ran Road Bridge At
Pittsburgh, avoiding all drayage ferage Of Freight to-
prfs1ss Sy ssgPss e SfIs Hs rs rrs o sd fqs
tAeir adsantlgs 70 sal 6y Ltfs Route.
Ror Rrssht oonsacts or Shipping DrssonS apply to or
D. STEWART, PiItsburFhi
vile o. j. j. JoHssTos Ripley, o. r. McSElLT MsysvIis,
XVI oRHssr CROFeE1, PSr smou!h, o. PADpocE Co.,
ATHERs HIBHERT, cInei NATL O.; Q. Madison,
Ind; WILLIAM BxaHAM, Louisvils, Ky; P. @. o'RET
Co. Evansville, Ind; " W. GRAHAH Co, Cairo, MI T. ?.
ms HrsT Memphis Tenn; CLlRTE Co. Chicago, III
W. II. II. KooSTz Alton, Ill MuEPHT VALE Dubuque,
in he West -
The Greatest Facilities offered for the Protection
and Speedy Transportation Of Lire Stock,
Aud with usual persons
travelling In charge thereof
FREIGHT5 WESTWARD.
BY weights OF all descriptions forward
ed from Philadelphia New York. JOston Baltimore, to
Illinois, wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri by RdfI Road direct
The PenEsylvapia Raj Read also connects At Pt;Sursa
port the Ohio Muskingu, Kentucky Tennessee Cum
Arkansas Rivers at Cleveland, sandusky and
Chicago with Steamers to All ports on the N0rth-"esern
Merchants and Shippers sntrusng the transportation
their freight this Company can rely with eOnhdenes on
TIE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point In the West by
the Pennsylvania Rail- Road at all tHses favorable
E Ne particular to mark packages PnzNk. R. R.,
Merchants in the West ordering goods from the East will
Parties attending to their own shipments from the East
Company at the following places before shipping or letters
addressed to either Of them the subject Of eghl will
meet with s srsPPs s't p5'iS5:,Dh,.
MAGlAw Rooms, so North Street, Baltimore.
LEEoH Co, No. s. KIIby Street, Boston.
H. u M3GsToN, Ge,lL Freight "a. Agt PhiIadsPhiA.
THos. A. SCOTT, CENT Sgpr, Altoona, Pa. jana
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HHMPFIELD RAILROAD

Ii freights intended for shipment be
IA delivered between the hours Of and D. H as
none will be received after that hour. 7. SWEENEY,
GeplO General Manager.
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-GoID EN- b EE HIVE $40 II e.
NO l74 MAIN STREET., WHEELING. Va
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
onrAr lnnllcEMENTs- 70 CASH TRADE
aREAT INDUCEMENTS ne cash .


tsp bdo
hsBEiF W " al
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RATTROAIl


RAILROAD. -.--
80
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
1vIee Danny, Sunday night eHeepted) between Rich
i uOnd Warrington City via GOrdOnsTills and Alex
a1 Tasr, =, a.p.rturs \. Rich
nOnd e'E5 A T. and Iso ? n
and
baggage cheeks and tickets given through between ka
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
and beiugIn excellent order and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
always securing connections, a. r. shown By Arr
walls daily Richmond and Washington city In advance Of
the Steamboat line.
RcHNosD AID WAsHIHoTos.... -.-..-SSbo
Omnibus viii be found always ready 70 take through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the Depots free Of charge with ample time for them 70
take their meals, whether going NORTH OF South.
Washington AZ the Terminus Of the Road now nearly
peted DanVe. An Agent Of the Company viii receive
the Cheeks Of passengers from te Danye Road, and
tend to their baggage all the Way to Washington orhe Bal
tImore Depot.
The same by aau line old steamboat
route.
Theresne change Of cars between Reh-
mond and AlsxhndriA- feI
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FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

Ps5slss 6.5 and ask for tickets VIA 'A'
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This passes through N Lexington, LAneaSter Cir
cieVile, Washington, Wilmington and MarToW-the richest
and most beautiful part OF Ohio.
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TRAINS LEAVE ZANEsVILLE As FOLLOWS:
At i2iSM Cincinnati and points aboVe
on arrival Central ohio Trains from wheeling and the
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FdeHltg:
=. K. IOeIH8,
Observation-Disclosures Science fAeesunl Osa8eTea
Business 0astsuaa
J. n. Fh 4 La
RrofssSoF % the Theory and - Seek Kee7lf,
Commercial Calculations.
H H. DAVIS,
AH1oeiate Professor OF Beck KsepisE-
N O. JOE ESOH,
Professor 81 Busines and OFnanental Penn1nakia.
ST. WILLIAMS, Es0.,
Lecturer Mercantile Law.
kHV.B. YEAFEG REESE, D.,
Lecturer CommereialEghica.
Hon. Jno. P Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Hon. Thomas SSana. WIN. H, KeIgiier, ESQ.
Jacob Trust, ESQ, william Enabe, ESQ,
The College e provided With Commercial Library
Standard Works, expressly for the use OF Btndents
atFucted.
Increasing no vacation during thsy.ar stuasnssassa
ter AZ any time.
ThetlIs usually required 70 eonplsse ne ran eoszSs
from s 70 IL UeekG.
DIrtonA - awarded all Graduatss.r
AiarEe aud Beautifully 0Fnaented Circular, eu1tainng
1pars % siE q14HE representing the Rxtsror Ant
Interior View offhe DeFnl
pen1anshiP, Ae sentby naiss 81 charge, AeeoupansS
With catalogue niVinE full paFticuisra. ADDRESS.
= x LnaIER. Rsliislors- NJ
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Por THROUGH Tickets and other Information, snquIr
Central Ohio Ticket Once, in hesPrigg House, Waite
street, Wheeling, Va
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TaRT TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1879 containing the Elec-
toa Returns sai tbs usual matter win be Published about
O1rtstnGs Price ~ Ia Copies Postpaid for 81 100
Copies, postpaid, -. Address As above.
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In connection with the above, keep every kind Of
sIealinstruments and musical merchandise generally
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Pianos, MelOdsOns, and every kind of muscalin'tru
nents tuned aud repaired.
~ All IDS warranted at this establishment noVo
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-11-19
q ON N1WM8GA1r1ON5 $.
r,R THE KrowEg COURIER.
Temperance Meeting

Alta Temperance meeting at p,ckens Court
III ,uSe. Oct. 20, 1859, w. A. Lesley was an
pointed Chairman, and j. b. Sanders Sccre-
tary.
Persons present: James III. Hughes, r.
NJ. lIutchins, j. W. Burdinc, c. G. O Briant
j. ID. Masters, w. q. Lesley, Wm r. Pow
ell, William +. MoWhprtcr, and Jool o. Neal,
w.In formed themselves into Temperance
Feformers Society Obligation. j. a. b., in
the prescucc Of Almighty God and these wit
nesscs, do promise upun my sacred honor,
not to make bay, sell or use as n beverage
any spirituous liquor, vino or cider that Will
intoxicatc, SO long as remain member of
tho O:der of Temperance Roiormers. / fi..
thcrmorc promise never to dvulgo or disclos o
any of the signs, grips, words or private mat
tcrs ot the Order of Temperance Rctormers
during life, and to use all Iuudablc means to
discontinue tie use of Intoxicating liquors,
aud do away with their traffic. and give my
lnilucncc tu the cause of Temperance and So
briefly. do must sincerely promise to aid
II worthy brother or sister Iiciormer when in
dstrcsS-provilca can 50 do without injury
10 myself Dr family, and help them into such
business as they may Dc qualified to pursue
"r should | see them in any danger, warn
them OF such, and keep sacred tie interest
and character of every brother aud sister Re-
i"rmer and their families, and inlove, en-
dcavor to promote their prosperity and happi
hess. In violation Of this solemn, obligation
Forfeit my honor among men, and will jus :
Iy deserve 10 be forsnken by NIL true Retorm-
crs mud my friends, and spurned from re-
spectacle society