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Inclined to bo Quarrelsomo.

"There once little, slmbur fellow. rich
as jew. and Independent ms the devil, riding n.
long highway in the state of Georgia. When he
overlook man driving drove of h"gs by the
help of big. raw boncd. six-foot two spccimen of
humanity. Stopping the lastnamed irdividunl,
he accosted him:
II say. are these your hogs?
"No. sir; I'm to work by the month
"What Iay might you be getting, friend?
"Ten dollars IL month and whiskey thrown in,
the reply.
We'll. look here I'm weak, little, inoifensivc
man, and people are apt to impose upon me, d'yo
see. Now, III give you twenty-five dollars n
month to ride along with mo and protect me- said
Mr.. Gardner. But, he added as athuught struck
him, how might you be on the iehtY
Never been licked in my life,' rejoincl the
sixf,oter.
Just tho man want. Is't bargain p quo
ried Gardner.
double wages-nothing to do but ta ride around
and smash follows mug occasionally when he's
sassy"
"Six footer accepted.
They rode along til just at night. they reach
ed a village inn. Dismounting at the door, they
went in. Gardner Immediately sin led out tho
biggest man in the room and picked fuss with
him. After considerable pr"mscuous jnwing,
Gardner turned to bis fighting friend und inliin
ted that the licking OF thnt man hal become II sad
necessity. Six-footcr peeled, went in, and came
out first best
The next night, at another hotel the same
scene was re-euactcd- Gardner getting into row
with the biggest man in the place, aud six iooter
doing the fighting.
"Atanst, on the third day. they came to ferry
kept bya huge. douhed,tsted man. who had new
er been licked in his life. Whilst crossing the
river. Gardner. as usual, began to find fault and
blow The ferryman naturally got mad. threw
things around. and told him his opinion Of their
kind. Gardner then turned to his friend and gent
ly broke the intelligence to him, thnt he WIS sor-
ry but it was absolutely necessary to thrash that
fcrryman.
"Six-footcr nodded his head, but snid nothing.
1t was plainly to be that he did not relish the
job. by the way he shrugged his shoulders, but
there was no help for it. So when they reached
the shore. both stripped, and at it they went.
Up and down the bank, over the >and into the
water they fought, scratched, gouged. bit, and
rolled, til hat the end of an hour. the forryn,an
gave in. ix-footer was triuml b at, but it had
been toughw"rk Going up to his employer, he
scratched his head for II moment, nnI then brDke
forth:
"Look here: Mr. Garlner your salary sets
mighty well. but I'm-of- the pinion-that
you are Inclined 10 be qnarelsome. Here I've on
ly been with you three days. and I've licked the
three BIGGEST men in tho country think this
firm ha'f fbetter dissolve, for you see, Mr.. Gardner
Pm afraid you're inclined to be quarresome. and
| reckog I'll draw"
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Medical College Of Virginia,
AT RICHMOND.


FIE next Annual Course Of Lectures will commence on the
first MONDAY in OCTOBER aud continue until the LIST Of
MARCH.
College been fully confirmed by experience Of
twenty years The supply Of Material for Dissection is most
abundant and the cost 10 the student almost nominal
Clinical Instruction given In the inHrny attached
College, the Marine Hospital for port Rich
nond great variety Of Medical and Surgical
nuay created and Of
cry grade performed in the presence the class Clinical
Lectures every "Wednesday and saturday throughout the
sion.
Richmond House, which under the medical charge Of
one of his Professors.
The Price IF 40o for the best Essay presented by
any member graduate class will be awarded at
al commencement
FACULTY:
CH BELLE GIBSON, NJ. D. Professor of Surgery, &c.
DAVID H. TUCKER NJ d. Professor of Theory and Practice of
Medicine.
Therapeutics.
A. r. PETcoLos, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
IEIIy JoYSEs M D. Professor Of Institutes Of Medicine
JAMES H. CONWAY, d. Professor Obstetrics and Diseases
of Women and Chieren.
JAMES B. McCAw, NJ. ID. Professor Of Chemistry
MARION HOWARD, NJ. ID, Demonsirator of Anatomy
FEES:
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To Marculatlon oiUU
For further information apply to
L. L.s.JoYNES, NJ. D.
July c2awSw& &s,eod1w. Dean Of the Faculty.
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INTRODUCTION AND u-E OF GAsLIGuT ~ THE u
NlrED STATES. The .1mcricn GaSligM Journal
for August furnishes the following:
"ln lSlG it was imported from England into
Baltimore. MI. SIX years thereafter, in 1892. tho
city of Boston. Mass, ventured to risk the expert.
ment Of alopting it. New York city, not usually
behind the lighthouse followed suit in the sue
ceehing year, 1923. Two years afterwards, in
1895. the then little town of Brooklyn, ~ Y, nnd
Bristol, r.. l., were lighted with gas In 1880 the
Manhattan Gaslight Company shared the honors
and profits with the New York Company by rcs-
cuing from outer darkness the district north Of
Grand street. in this city. Again five years O.
lapscd. and in 1885 tn Now Orleans, la Gas
light Company was established. In nths following
year Piushnrg Pn., exchanged her oil-hmps for
gas. In 1888, Louisville. Ky, was illuminated.
In lS4l, Cincinnati, o.. and Philadelphia Pa,
wcr6gas gbtci f,r tho first time. In 1871. Ken .
sngton. Pa. in 1915, Nantucket. Mass, although
n >hng town, gave up whale oil for gaslight.nnd
Albany n. Y. followed her example. In 1916.
Charleston, $. c.; Frankfort, KY, aud Newark
\. j. In 1913, Buffalo, N. Y; Dayton. Q. Now
Haven, Ct; Providence. r. L.; Rcaling, Pa. Sy
rarusc, n. Y; Troy, N. Y: GAINESVILLE, o. In
1919, Chicago H.. Lancaster. Pa. Lawrence.
Mass. Portland, Me. Utica. n Y. Worcester,
Mass. York. Pa. In 1850. Auburn. n. Y; Co.
lumbus, o. Ea>ton. Pa; Nashville, Tenn. Paw
tucket r. l.; Pottsyillc, Pa; Poeghkocpsic, N.
Y; Salem. Mass. Wheeling, Va. and Williams
iurgh, \. \. Since which time, gaslight conpn.
MES, in not only every part Of this Union but in
South America and Central America, Mexico. and
the British provinces, have been forming rapid
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$50 Reward

DANAwAY from the subsrrber about 1s of February,
IlA NEGRO MAN. named HKsRy, about 20 old; dark
brown chunky built upper front tooth OUT has to
erable full OF hair and the Of his head grey
When last heard from he was making his way towards
Lynchburp probably Buchanan He work several years
on the Canal ynchburg and Buchanan, with Scott
Adams will give $25 reward for his apprehension IN this
county and $50 of the county and delivered to
me- o s25 secured in any jail In Virginia. that ge
him again. j. NJ MCGRAW.
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bALTlM0nE LvCA nOOFIFAL.
~, ur ,,,,,... :, ~ ~: e, s s,s4
s,isa ,sss:s. ssssa q % ssS sss al 6 1s 6
Limbs Affections e The KIdnsya PaiDssllca q ~ Hsat
s .ss :. Ss:s S :ss s
arising nom the destrncslve hsbs o. Yoak uksh dsssys
Sss psy q ss %HS ss 'sa y
garner o. uy.sss blghsns hsir mos sas Iepss ssi
''''-'''' ''"''''' Y6Gsa Mn.
an,imsy grave hoassnds q young mss q Ss ae ssis.S I
% ias ss q s'ss ..:s 8
'a'A's' '' uv'"s ''' pfS sRIAaE Sia i ~ 00'aaeae~
Married pcrsons or Young Men cuempAsne marriage be-
rsrisc, health '--'' - ''''.''.- = =
lsoasy ks honor ssnsnsn: and eoaadsaaiy
rely upon h'' 'a'i g oRdAEaS !. peEyslS'.S %rAxsrss
immediately cured and hll vieor restored
have become the victim q mproper indugsnc Young per-
dresdf consaeencos ths, NAV sasus Now Wa ~, und Z
stans The subject win pretend deny ths power Of Pro-
Sv Sasn ss 5 S s sss .s Into e % S :
SSh % d s %o. 'ss ss :a
physea aud mental powers weaksned dsbll yps
osves Ns sGg,a is.D:so. g s.y.. pcc.s no. BA1-
ss s sss:sa aass sSs and .u0r
s 3 Be s;ss S % s sg w. s s
Recent OF Slight casss-A Cuss In TWO Days.
NO MERCURY oK N1gSSE9HE DtgeS USED
% srsSs %s: s%!s:s. osssss . :: gslss ss's:
s1S AZ .i y.
Esa being alarmed 81 sudden Sounds and 6ss
VI w .ssnssS '0'ss Win dsTsa
4 CERTAIN Disease.
he has mbbcd ,hs seeds Of Ss painful dsss TOO oissn
nsrpssns that that %sd .sn;s y & Of shame or dread q o.
liability alone bciend him slaying ill ts oonsiusionsl
s" % esss % "%Ss' "SSs n s hin boss asss
l"s win rga,n lapid III !. y. 'ls e
% . aa % s"sfss. :, ;.ns ~ 5 death S Put
H%a'%S , S wnsnss n nS ..S.s s, .s,ss
srey and o Ill pracisc IN tho drsi Hospital. q
speey care 10 The aniorunsie victim Of .hs horrd dis
II s melancholy .c, TIM, ,hous.nd. An Victims Il, ,h,s
dreadful senso 10 The unsklnss, of isnorani pretc
and eer .. ena s % 20 pI ane
timely gave or mako hc residue of liza missvshis - "
~ TAXI fHETISTLxE d. SSTiGF
: nj .s ..s
s cart, hapi. ., sSs.n yL B.sl and Lmbs
raipn,on Of the Heart pyspeps ssrsOu. irrsiby. Ds,
ranemsni Of the Digestive fansons osnsra, Debility symp
MxsrALLv.-fhe fearful effects upon Tho mind much
be dreaded LoHs Memory IdeaA Deprssson OF
Spirits Evil Forcbodngs Aversion 10 society SELF Dstrue
Love VI Solitude, Tmdi,y, &c, Of the evils produ
ced " bHE -
thousand penOns all aRes can now jues what Ia the
declining health Loosing hsr vgor becoming
weak pale rnacated having nlAr appearance aboSt
tho eyes, cough and aurnpioms OF cousurnption.
DR. JoiNsToNs lNtIa0RATlNa REMEDY FOR Or
by great and important remedy weakness Of the ORGANS
speedily cre and full yRor Restored Thousuuds Of ihe
dcbiated Who had LOST ali hope have besn
Imnedments IN physpnl
Mepai Disqualification Nervous Irritaiy Trem6lnks
and Weakness exhaustion OF the most fearful knd speey
cured by Dr. Johnston. -
YOUNG MEN
who have injured themselves by Certain Pass,ss idured
alonea habit frequently nafned from evil compsu-
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THE GOOD THINGS OF THIS LIFH
'uE PLACE EOR TuE DEIlCAGlE

n THE subscriber feels deeply grateful for the very
w liberal encouragement heretofore extended 10y list
NNNH of patrons no less numerous Than prompt i'll their
~ engagements. | respectfully inform them and the
public generally that am agnn III my old Sand south West
of the Market House, fourth door below the Posi- oc
where intend keeping while In aud
fresh and oNs1FRs of the most superior kind. shall bc
able furnish them low they be delivered in this
market have brother that has been the best Oyster
markets for years. and have made with him
to have Oysters opened for hc being No judge will
enable me to have good oysters. All ask is a call
l-ltS e.. +, AEEES
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CosPLIx ENTARY.--A gentleman WHO has been
cripple for many years, one limb being four
inches shorter than the other; has undergone am
putation with The intention to replace it by one Of
PAlno,'s Patent Legs, This compliments equal
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Pnnch animadyerts upon tho horrid state Of the
Serpentino, by tho picture Of n daring swell on
the atmosphere by pair of selfacting American I
clips (wlish take the place OF clothcs-pins.)-
Daring swell apologies to young lady for his
singular appearances as follows: DO, they are
dot becobdg, perhaps; but pod by life wud
bust hold wud's dose sobchow in this colfonlded
enl uvub'
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to a puff given some years ago by. Punch, that .
number Of clumsylimbed. bandy-legged English
coxeombs were contemplating to resort tothe PRO-
fessor to obtain his graceful substitute for their
native deformity.
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LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
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$4,000 In CLOTHING,

$7O,OOO In CLUIHiNG.
UR stock for spring sales s full and most attractive
in this country foreign marke all of which have been
uncurcd by ourselves In that tasty and desirable for
eB- Look at OUR ADvANrAGEs-they speak for them
VIZ W6manufacure for houses exclusively, nearly
half million of dollars annually.
We pay second or manufacturers profit
We buy goods by the package from ina nuincures or their
We have had years experience In s line OF bu
sness In this city.
We have abored please styles, workmanship and
In our prices.
THE RESULT:
We moTciy largely engaged the manufacture and sale
Of Clothing than any other house In the State.
When you visit our city, call at
lO2 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Where you WILL AT ALL TIMES, find ,he
LATEST STYLES.
BEST BARGAINSui
april 25-cts KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
Bath Alum Springs.
10 MILES FROM MILBORO'D DEPOT. V. G. r. r
TT AVIN taken charge Of this establishment prepared
accommodate boarders In degree Of solid comfort that
think will not he surpassed In the mountains this season
My experience In the management Of the oil ceet rngs
and recently the Warrington Hoase Lynchburg may AZ
ford guaranty to the public OF my disposition to please my
rhe Bath Alum Ia admirably constructed and equpped-s
In elevated region At the eastern base OF the Warm Spring
mountain, enjoying atmosphere unsurpassed for aalubriy
and variety mineral waters alum and enaybeAte
excellent In their kind others In the State and the
resi- m0'n'a'" "ee'''"' TERMS:
Per day. 2 Per wee week S Rer month % Of four week. 4so
Pin Alley and other amusement to hs gsess
On these terms and with determination 70 please hope
70 m the rooms carly and to keep full to e last day sea-
WHEAT THREsHINd MACHINEs.-I have N store aud
w for ssie ut low p.iees to cless oongnmsnt Honn Pow
- aug asn I'd" ~ ''' n''' ''H0S1ss ~ ~xsbHRsos.
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LYNCHBu he CARDS
GEO. W. VALENTINE IR r uf>iNo
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Next Door to the Marchan ntS Ranl

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M keep on hand, constantly Groceries equality
W to which particularly invite attention friends
and customers We tender our friends for past
aNors ana hope, by fidelity o the
u.s. To merit continuance Of the sam We receiving
superior lot OF Sugars Coees MolaScs ncw cru) Candies
Leather SALT &c, DC, which offer cheap cash or coun
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A STEWARD 10 wanted for LyneAburx College, 70 take
"A charge Ne 1s Of Sspsembsf nsxL AppiIeson ould be
made By letter addressed 10 JE0. r. MCDANIEL,
Pesdsn Or ths Board Of Trasees q Lynchbs college
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aaily Tirgiaian.
Tho Tomato aa Food.

DR.. Bennett. professor Of some celebrity. con-
siders tho tomato an invaluable article Of diet,
and ascribes to it very Important medical per-
tics
lst. That the tomato is one Of tho most power
ful aperients of the liver and other organs whore
calomel is indicated, 1t is probably of the most
effective and least harmful remedial agents known
to the profession. End. That chemical extract
will be obtained from it that will supcrsede the
use of calomo in the cure Of disease. Sd. That
he has successfully treated dinrrhma with this ar
ticle alone 4th. That when used as an article of
diet il is almost sovereign for dyspepsia and indi-
gestion. 5th. That it should be constantly used
for daily food either cooked raw or in any form
of ca,sup il is tho most healthy article now in
use.
The New York Ercning Post in copying the a
bove says, if the first clause of this statement is
correct, that the tomato is "ono of tho mjst now
erful aper,ents," &c. it is evident that M an ar
ticc Of diet. it must be wholly useless, and even
deleterious Indeed the blarney which for twen-
ty five years has been written and printed about
this eeculent ought by this time to hays passed in
to oblivion, along with tho exploded doctrines OF
remedial virtues possessed by the carcasrs of liv-
iSx spiders, bugs reaches mud flies. which somo
eahrations since were 80 rifle. AS dietic tho
tomato has little value being lporo thnn nine
tenth water, and almost destitute OF nutriUve ce-
ments. II medicinal virtues consist in tho acid it
contains which probably acts hcneiicnlly on the
system in hot weather though In those respects
it s greatly inferior to the apple and other fruits,
while its close relationship to the nghtshade and
other poisonous herbs must give it always sus.
picious charncter. Its merits, whatsoever they be.
have been6tcrrnted; and So far from being pnr-
ticuiarly heathful ns article of food IL sof lit
tie vnfuc, either for the nonrishment it gives Or
the healthiul condition of the body it is said in
ducc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SAPE.g.f.N'G OPB 0.Y.V:R as, sTR.sW

RPE.EY.S'GF OF7Ks C.YsE-E rs, 4STR.2 "
SEGoods, Ribbons and Flowers Friday morn
ing October 8th, 1888. Permit me to call your a.
tention TO my stock OF Spring Millinery Goods,
which have been. bought under favorable circum-
stances, and which for variety and novelty of style
will, T trust, be found % surpass anything ever
brought 10 this city. +. B. BARKER,
First street, between Main aud Locust, opposite
the Post Office. oct6
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100 Mats CinnanoH
500 lbs. Gloves.
100 lbs. Nutmegs
10 Kegs Ground Ginger.
$50 Boxes assorted Grocery Spices, Mustard,
Pepper Sauce, Baking Powders, &c. For sale, low,
by GEORGE FOSTER s. Co.
eeptl5 Corner LOcast street and Canal.
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ChAS. j.. MARTIN, Preat.
AT. WILLMARTH, Vice Pres't
J. MILTON SMITH, Sec'y.
A. C. HALLoCK, Agent,
tel4-d6m Evansville, Ind
~ LsST4s.s CT ST.sTB.nR.N-T or YRE
az condition of the CITY FIRE TNsURANCE
CONPAN Ny Of Hartford, January 1s, lS6s
NAME LOCATION.
The name Of this Company il the Cfrx yrIH L.
sgRANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD. The Company IL
located at Hartford Connecticut.
CAPITAL.
The amount of its Capital Stock IL one handrsd
and fifty thousand dollars. The amount Of its Cap
tai Stock paid up is one hundred sad fifty thousand
dollars.
Cash in the hands of Agents and other
Bonds owned by tho Company, 10 S1,ooe
2d Mortgage Bonds of the Indians Gen.
tral Railroad Company, paying ssm-aH-
nual interest of 10 per cent........... Ie 60 20
Debts due the Company, secured by merit
gage on Real sasls %
Loans on collateral secured by 39l shares
Of Bank Stock, and other Stocks and
Bonds in possession of the Company. 81, 40 90
All other securities are 66s Shares Bank
stock -. 81, go %
Bills 12,3k3 -
Accrued 4Ok3 6a
Office OFT II
Total assets Of the Company..........S lsa,oTs 20
LIABIITIEs
Losses adiusted and not DUE. q, IT'S ee
losses HEai iusted, and in
pcnse, waiting for further
prCGf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,470 o.
All other claims against the
Company estimated. 40 60
Total liabilities. sI3,6Fe 90
The greatest amount insured in sny ens piek b
$1,000
Tie greatesz amount allowed to be tesrrsd in say
one City, Town Village, varies sceerdtng b 10
size and class of property.
The greatest amount allowed to Be insured IN SAY
one block, varies as in ths preceding.
NO part OF its capital earnings desesesd
with any State States, security for loepss
therein. G. B BOWERS, Pres's.
{. C. WAITE, Secretary
W. e. LOUNsBURY, General kEsst.
Applications received by
A. O. RALLOCK, Asant,
Evansville lad.
i,osses promptly adjusted and paid vita fidelity
and dieuatch. isl<- emosdkw