davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-04-06
For the Spirit of the Age

Mr.. EDITOR A few miles from the
Town of -, in the county of -, in
western North Carolina, there is a place
called Helps corner. How it received this
appellation | have not been informed but
it is prolific place for red eyes, red faces
and swollen noses, like the unnatural red
which autumn paints upon the perished
leaf" In this little corner, away down In
the valley, on a nice little stream beside the
road for its genial place is near spring
or stream) may be seen copper-headed
Worm, and rarely seen, except when coil
ed. From this Uorna hath been issuing
for sometime, the poisonous veaono that has
told and still is telling on the living organ
ism Of those who continue to drink it, in
characters SO plain, that he who runs may
read. A few weeks ago, in this same cor
ner, man in the prime OF life, with con-
stitution once as vigorous, and hopes as
buoyant as kind and benifcent provi-
dence hast endowed the most of mortals,
suffered himself to 90 within the reach Of
that dangerous reptile and died an awful
death from bite of the same. But that
is not all. A few days ago in this same LIT
tie corner, another victim fell by the subtle
poison this worm infuses. Poor man, he
had too long partaken Of the contents Q
that chalce, when taken to excess makes
men see visions and hear voices which
none but those possessed with derium tire
mems can ever know" Having drank unit
he thought he could not longer drink ant
live, he resolved to quit but alas, detariun
trensens had already seized hold OF him
and in that condition, he sprang at mid
night from his couch, rushed to the Rive
but short distance off, and threw hlmse
sin It's boisterous, swollen waters to rise n
more. Oh what death. To still pres
that treacherous cup to his lips, and drin
it to the very dregs and diea wrtched deatl
Man that thou art to
Still press against that spear
On whose sharp poiat peace bleeds and hope e.
pires.
OIL to think Of being ushered into Il
presence of an offended Creator, in m
ment, without preparation, in fit of j
toxieation, and to hear that just and awf
sentence pronounced against you in thrl
ing accents, " depart from me, ye curse
: into everlasting fire, prepared for the de-
: and his angels" Then refrain, young ma
u from attending those haunts of template
: and dissipation, where congregate the me
IS degraded and abandoned. Refrain, Sc
q q from the "ragged, squalid, bruted drum
'e ard;" let not the inebriated cup, howe,
!e tempting, be put to thy lips, but trust il
L gracious and all-wise God for succor a
% support; and though your little bark m
q be dashed upon shoals and quick sands Il
q lie hidden beneath the smooth water,
d it will ultimately ride thee safely toa hav
of rest. lorenzo
We Western North Carolina.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-04-06

An angry woman in room is as bad as
a lighted cracker, for when once she goes
off, there is no stopping her, and when she
does go out it is to be with bang.
A woman died recently in Cincinnati,
who had accumulated $1,000 in her bust
ness Of playing on hand organ and sing
i no in the streets.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-04-06

Three young ladies, Of Anderson, ILL.,,
were married few days since to three
brothers by the name Of Ice. Cool, that.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-04-06

Can mans pocket be empty when he's
got something in it Yes, when he has a
big hole in it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-04-06

nope not TO unu
friend, but has found friend in thee,
All like the purchase 9, few the price will pay;
And this makes friends such miracles below.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-04-06

R. R. Springs, n. c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

San AND fATAL AccipgNT.--Abo bout halfpast two
O'Clock yesterday afternoon q sad and fat affair
happened on the Delaware. nearly opposite Ham
over street which resulted in the drowning Of three
young men, and the serious injury uftwo others.
From the facts Of the ease, far we cap ascer-
tain. NO learn that the steamer John 4. Warner.
for Burlington and Bristol, Walnut street wharf
about two o'clock, and in going up the river ran
down = skif, containing sig perSous, named fhos-
MADDEN. Robt McAdew, Robt. Porter. James Nc
Cabey, VIM. C0lvcrson. and James MADDEN, the
first three OF whom were drowned, and the others
badly injured. When the accident occurei, the
Warner was underwriting 10 turn, for the purpose
Of coming to ut the landing at Po,sr street wharf
The wheel Of the steamer struck the loat. crush
ing it 10 atoms. and through the entirc party into
the water. The deceased were oil young men
whose ages ranged from eighteen To twenty-five
years. john CnverA,n. residing in Grown street,
below Franklin, was struck upon the head by one
II tho wheels, anil received deep wouni Jas.
IIadlen al-o slightly injured. and james Me
Cahey escaped without harm. Up to late hour
last evening the bodies Of the deceased had not
been recovered. The affair created the greatest
excitement. not only board the Warner, but
upon the wharves. where large number of per-
sons witnessed the sad disaster. MANY of the lat
ter were bitter in their denunciations against the
pilot Of the boat who they declared had it in his
power 10 prevent the accident, while the majority
on board the Hdraer assert that the affair was
wholly accidental, and that the innn at the wheel
found it nm utter impossibiliy to stop the engine
in time to prevent tho collision between the two
boats.--PH. Neps
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
The Bride Oft Dream

We take the following account Of q singular
dream and its results, from tho Western Christian
Advocate, published ut ST. Louis:
Mr.. g. has been twice married, but was left
"A second time ~ widowcr with six daughters and
IA son. Having been persuaded to again entcr
upon marital life by n minister of the circuit in
which he resided, time was appointed hv the
Rev. gentleman to intrn luce him to the lady
whom he had recommended, and MIR b. accor-
dinghy stai ted upon the journey Before tho time
arrived, however. Mr.. b. was almonishel in II
dream tia, the woman 50 fnvornby spoken of by
the minister was not the one he ought 10 marry,
and he WINS conducted in q vision to the residence
of the Young lady who would be suitable help
mate, aud whom Providence designed for him. -
The distance was Sky miles and he had only
travelled twenty miles in that direction Yet tho
map of the whole road was laid before his MUD.
aud the way he should gn so distinctly markci in
his dream. thai he seemed perlectly familiar with
all the road. llo dreamed tiieSlstance the nam,,.
Il the young woman, and the nArne Of her step
father, Col. Vickers, the appearance of the h use
in which he lived, how il was painted /: that it
was situated near a river. with II warehouse near
at hand. lie dreomed also that there was five
Young ladies' belonging To the same family and
had the one selected for him 50 accurately dc.eri-
bed in his dream that he could easily distinguish
her from the other four.
In the morning he awoke and thought nohing
ofhis vision, except as an ordinary and rather
remarkable dream. The next night he ha pre-
cisely the same vision repeated, Id the same thing
presented IN his mind in u still more vivid man
nor. Mr.. b. then began t. think that there ght
he some 'nd'ration of Providence in his dream
and all that day no made it the subject of si,ccrc
and ardent prayer. that God would direct him in
tho way he should 90 in matter ~ grave aud
involving 81 much interest t" himself and his mo-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

Fatal RAiLRoAD AccIpENT--Two PERSONS KILL
Ep.--On Wednesday afternoon. ny the material
train on the Alexandria, l.oudoun and Hampshire
Railroad was returning empty towards town, and
when near the bridge ever Four Mile Run. Le-
tween three and four miles from Alexandria, Va.
it struck Il cow crossing the tack, by which ace-
dent the front car was thrown violently against
the north side Of the bridge, knocking out tho side
panel and dispiacng the braces, when irnmedi-
ately the whole structure OF the bridge fell, car
rying with it, into tho Run below, distance of
twenty feet. seven Of the eight cars on which
were iorty-two Of tho laborers. Tho Alexandria
Gazette says:
Two men were killed instnntly-one of them
Mr.. Daily. Besides these, three others Of the Ia
borers were very dangerously I'M nred-and it liz
thought will Jie--and eight others more
less wounded aud brused-some of them severe
~. Tho scene was hcartrcnding in the extreme
the wives and relations Of tho deceased and wound
ed, .nthering around in tho widest grief, and
friend, and neg bors collecting to aft ,rd assist
ancc. Intelligence was Immediately brought to
town ot HE disaster. when tho physlrians from
this city and ncghborhood repaired with all nlar
ritv. the SPOT md rendered every surgical and
medical aid in their power To those who survived.
Tho railroad company, also, sent out wagons, and
mattresses, and did I'LL in their power to ALLEVIATE
the distress oi the wounded.
The unfortunate killed md wounded were al,
with one exception, natives Of Ireland, industri-
and faithful men. Much sympathy il express
ed in their behalf in this community, and the be
neyrlent will contribute to the wants of those who
have been injured One Of the wounded is Mr..
Davis, SON Of Mr. Peter Davis of Alexandria.
The locomotive was not attached to the train to
which the accident happoned-the truin was lie
scendins grade by its own momentum. The
speed must have been greenland the hands on
the train did not know how to use the brakes, and
did not apply them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
A Presidential Dictum.

Mr.. John T. johnson, lately Custom House
officer in Alexandria, publishes Il card in the Ca
zcte Of that city, explanatory Of the OF his
removal from office. II appears that he voted Cor
MIR. Shackleford for Congress. instead of Gov
Smith. And, although Mr.. Shackleford was Il
Democrat, yet tho Governor was considered the
regular party candidate, aud therefore Mr. John
son was oustcd from his office.
ltnppears that he called to see the President in
regard to his removal. Here is hi. own account
OF the interview:
The President informed us. that persons who
hold Office under his Administration would be ex-
pected to support the recollection Of members of
Congress- who were friendly to his Administration,
regardless Of their antccedents' Opposition to
such candidate, he regarded just cause Tor re-
moval.
We submit the above without one word of cpm-
ment None. wo think is needed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
Mature and Democracy.


"a The Richmond Wing, we think, rather takes
down" the Pennsylvaninn In the following re-
tort
That bright and shining light Of Democracy
the FenDsylponion-ha made the following re-
markable discovery
iii 10 physiological fact that men hy nature
m Democrats and il il only when selfnterest
prevents them that they cease to be so. Hence,
those who are opposed 10 the Democratic party
have Lost the purity Of their nature and become
more or lsss unfit for positions Of trust under the
Government 9ssg
We admit the fact By nature, men are Den,
oerasi BY nature, men arc without law except
10 lsw that might makes right--without govern.
usut, except the nastsry Of the stfong-withoui
property. except such - they acquire and hold
BY
- sThs epoa "a ruas--tAe ampss plan.
Thai shag nay tahs who hsvs the power,
~ sAna ~ nay hold who can"
By pature, mon are uncivilizel, ignorant, bru.
tai, thisvish and bioodthirrty. We have an ap.
proclamation 70 mans condition. habits and pro
penalties, by nature, in the case of somc ofthe
lower tribes Of Indians on this continent. and the
baser Developments Of humanity Ia Africa. Ii
M been the EFFORT Of oil government, philosophy
ndrslision, for nix thousand years, TO get men as
Err asay fkeM 4 state Of nature ~ possible. When
the Snhing inareases Of An and Science. led on
and exalisd ~ Christianity. shall have succeeded
ieeompisteay sedseming nAn from the deprayi-
tssm ~ Bstufsl condition. then, Heaven be prai-
ssdi there viii BE- ~ aaore Denscsracy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

sudden emotion Of Affection Tor him arosein her
5eatt - soon - she came into his presence.
Dir, B. obtaaHsd the pleasure Of IN interview
with ker fhss evening and wss tsccesssui in se-
curing her ssEseot - visit her apdn. md address
her % The ssh;sct Of marriage. he howeveFt did
NO tel Der ~ dream until she bad engages to
beeems be via. Alter ceaytship II . few
months. they we're happily married. and lived ~
esther for more than City years. Mr. b. died the
25t Of March. 1892. and Mrs. B. lived till tho 18th
April. l84T. For 90 years. perhap-. they were
Episcopal Church. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

ifah itslz Of foFsiga pews. brought By the last
steamer, be correct Ola naek hes lately been
il.exssnding the area Of freedom" without anybo-
ldy knowing anything about Il. The nsws i. ac-
cordiag 10 he Government organ Of Denmark.
that thss 0evsrnnsat has lately cedcd b the Uni
ted States The Island Of St. Thoma-, In the West
Indies.
considsring that Old Buck aimed a. Cuba, and
he's had 70 All back upon st. Thomss, we cannot
call this Assry brilliant schisvemsnt in the field NJ
lforsikn annsxation. For the Island of 81. Thom-
-, We regrss 70 say. 10 not very large leland,
Nor very populous Island, nor yet very fertile
In respect Of dmsnsions. navigators and geogra-
lphess inform ~. ID has nothing to boast Of. lie
eaisst lsnsh 10 seventeen miles, and It's greatest
width four. 1b whole area Ia forty.hve square
lnilss. The county Of Campbell. II emit up, would
make about twenty territories ~ large ~ the L.
land Of g. Thomas.
The soil 10 sandy and unproductive. only TWEEN
ty-avs hundred acres Of IL being 6s for cultiva-
lion. And ~ rain rarely ever falls there. and
there ere no spring., II 10 supposed TO be rather
an unfsvorabls place for the propagation Of tseto
talism and temperance.
lbs popuiation, ~ last accounts, was ABOUT
eight thousand--thessh, how that number Of
people can live upon only twenty-five hundred a
ores Of arabic land. is somewhat Of . mystery
We suppose they live. like the denisens Of Eas
tern North Carolina are supposed to do upon tho
birds Of the air and the fishes of the sea.
Nevertheless, Let rs not DO captious and qucr-
rilous because Old Buck, failing in lnrge mex
atoms, has contentsd himself with small one
Small beginnings" according to the ancient pro.
verb, frequently make big endings" And who
knows but that Old Buck, from this small begin
ming Of annexing amoderatesizod farm to the Ter
ritory Of the Union, may gradually proceed until
even Cuba itself is added to tho area Of freedom9
Who knowsi
Having secured the island. though. tho next
question for Old Buck should be, what will he
do with il 7" Will ID DO attached to Florida and
serve for county for that State, with the right Of
one delegate in the Legislature? Or, will be held
rs province, with apro-consul sont ont to rule
over in fso, VIC respectfully suggest our nogh-
Dor, Col. George Thomas Tor tho post. Tho
lion. George Washington Thoua AZ, Of st. Thorn
rs" engraved upon a card, would be bold and II
dasl,ing address. We commend his claims 10 the
favorable consideration Of tho President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

Gay y szs1re b. eleetie@. IL ReoF=S hase epoS-
- % ssAinst i oreeea i4fsdsszsea-"
Thinu Photographed Hkom Washineton.
Mr. Johnson. the contractor 70 carry mails from
New Orleans and New York 70 California. was
asked sometime since to inform the Post Office
Department Of bic pr.psrations. bus no answer
hes beea received. The eostrset takes eject In
fry days from BOW.
Persons recently arrived from NicaraSua spcak
discouragngly Of the prospect ofopeaing the iran
st, iy reason Of the Hiiing up of the port Of San
Juan SO ~ ~ leass bat twelve feet If wster the
bar
Il is ascertainsd, from m authentic source. that
on the l7th OF June the United States deputy mar
shall for northern Florida informed the govern
u'snt "e the prevalenee Of reports that vessel or
vessels were expected on the coast Of Florida with
slaves frum Africa, and made some suggestions as
to the best mode Of inierceptng and arrested them
the marshal himself being absent in another
part II the State.
The Secretary Of the Interior. on the reception
ofthis Communication. Immediately autographed
the deputy, informing him that revenue cutter
had been ordered from Charleston to cruise along
tho coast VI Florida under his direction. The de-
putty accordingly went on board Of the cutter ON
the 3o,h Of June, and reached Smyrna Inlet on
the Sd Of July.
Two weeks thereafter he wrote that he had
boarded various schooners, 10 which suspicion
might attach, had carefully inquired for many
miles along the coast aud concluded by say ing that
there was no information to verify the reports of
tie q d ng Of Africans.
IL further appears that Marshal Blackburn him
.cli vas far behind the times as he did not inform
tho Interior Department Of tho rumors until his
deputy had investigated their Truth with the above
me"t'"ned result. These facts are CLEANED from
eihci papers.
Nearly all the foreign ministers have left for
the North. Baron S"cckl and Viscount Frielard
left for Newport on Monday. Senior Molina is in
Now York. Senior Mata remains In Washing ton
Letters from the Count Sartiges report hs health
still feeble. Ito IL sojourning AT n watering place
in Lorraine whore the Emperor was expected on
the LIST inst. The Count speaks of his attachment
to Americans, and his probable return to this
country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
Lynchburg Wholesale Prices Current,
CAREFULLY coHEEcTyp pr
A. B. RUCKER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND


A, b. RUCK e Il
WHOLESALE AND RETAH GRoCER AND
COMMI5SION MERCHANT
OPPOSITE BANK OF VIRGINIA, LYNCHBURG, VA.
ArrLExDred Apples Offering Dried Peaches pealed,
A,j9 Unpealed o. "a
BAcos.-Hog round 1lMt1x; Sides Cincinnati, HOLY;
Home Cured l2Qll2X; Hams i20i2x centA
BrrTEEPeniy at 12h00 cens-latier for small parcels
fresh.
CoHS.--Good supply nj eoc0 800
ConS MEAI--Supply goodat 9oe0$1,00.
FLorKSuppy good New % or Supernne Tor Exra
500 for Family.
FEarILIzERs Peruvian Guano ssO,000G2,0.
FIsHMackerel No. ti20o Ciipt Nova Scotia Herring No.
!, $500.
FLAxsEEp.-ti s9QD1,8a
GRASS sEKDCover f6250D650. Timothy sac to $50, Or
charI 81 ,236p1,JO Randall Grass 81 90 to rs
Iron AND NAILs.--Mouniain s751S5 Rolled $1,000 Old
Dominion Nails e4,25 to 400
LAgD-searce and In demand at l3GD14 centa
LixE-Thomastown q, 800 10, Mountain d 0oQ1,l0
OATs.-I661I5c 5=z
PLAsrER-loosc $500, Packed 811,00
PorAroEs.-T5c114l 90 for New IRISH
WHgAT.-Sew White 81 500 30; New Rod 81 ,2501 80
Wooi.-Unwasi,ed %, Washed 356D3s cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

ines; but Il woald'nl 20 down. Lane and Smith
aid lhzs ssssy vsss aezisss their esndidass was
yots GE.lnss tkea. and relying On theiF personal
inHuesss toeaFsy Ssout thFoHsA se<ked nisht and
DAY D ssesrs - slsstios. IL psep@e haze spoS.
- 90 ssAinst i oreeea isssdesz4sa-"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
w AN ID.

OAA BUSHELS OF PEACH SEEDS, for which the high
wv est Cash price will be paid Those from the natural
fruit preferred Apply to A. H. Ruckcr 10 the undersigned
l3-dlw JOHN HALLIDAY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
1850 or 5000 Acres of Land For Sale,

Il! subscriber, wishing The South oilers for
SALE beiwecn 1000 and 5000 ACRES OF LAND, in the
count! "i fneknghnn The tract which he resides is stu
acd al THE head Of the T!c River Pond and reached
~ anal b""sconain, 2s acres, about 100 James
lFer 10" grounds, and at least 10 OF fats
dhie hinngcousiy INTO several tracts desired On this
tr Is at" Grst Mill with good and ample water
pnMer.
"" "t'r Tracts, mostly Ia Noolsone containing IL .
aTr'N "in less than miles ar,iwicss, He Win
mere bridge across The River. The other contains m
n,r- ne ,"baeco land well Iimbercl, miles from
uiidMcNste with good public road running through
NM i""'' FOR any farther niorlnaliun address apply
CLIFFORD CABELl,
aug VI I've River Mar.innst. NcIsnn O. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
Brandreth'S Pills.
DvSOoOSia.

Mr%@PUBIIC BALTIC OF nj the Bedford Alum
GbSR and Iodine Spring. the 10Th OF AUGUST, 1859.
aug 4-d10aug T. ECIOLS SONS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

- ,,.y.,, a OARD.
HAVE lately made trip after hoods and an, nov rcc,
ing large stock OF all articles needed this season OF III,
year PERSONS anxious to lay out their money
will please call without delay 's'
aug 1ldifts JyO I pIrPyIs ,ra,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
FOR SALE,

II y n
nESIRING to procure printing press TO be operated by
power The proprietor Of this establishment offers
the one upon which the "yirgnIsn" printed
II j. substantial ADAMS PowER Press, propelled by hand and
capable Of making one thousand impressions The
character Of its work be determined by the appearance Of
this paper.
To the proprietor of country newspaper having much
ntpn doing much job work. this Press would labor
time, aud money. II will be sold al bargain [aug Its
CHINA, QUEENswARE AND GLASS.
BUTLER, SON & FRANKLIN,
(Late VIM. +. Baatr)
Importers and Wholesale Dealers.
81 Main Street, Richmond Va.
N0 HAVE now In store and will be receiving In all this
~ @TEENsWAEE AN GLAss% AXE LAMPS, LOOK,
ING GLASSES, CAsToRs, and a variety Of FANCY GOODS,
which they offer at wholesale and eta upon the most vora
bic terms
We cordially invite the merchants Of Virginia, North Caro-
lima and Tennessee To inspect and price Goods feeling
nen that such Inducements purchase Of
must secure their orders ...l.
~ The most careful attention given to packing goods
crfcly, and forwarding them with dispatch aug l-e3w
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
I'E 1weln Annual Meeting of the Stockholders In the
Virginia Tennessee Railroad Company will be held al
the one Of the Company in the city of Lynchburg Wednes
day, the l4ih day of september next
by order Of the President
VIM. II. HUGHES, Secretary.
Farm Of appointment by Proru
KSow MN PRESENTS: That We the subscrib
being stockholders in the Virginia Tennessee Railroad
Company, do hereby constitute and appoint
true and lawful acrney and proxy represent each of
In all general meetings Of The stockholders said Company
ory at such general meetings. to give such vote votes
and 10 do such other each Of could give
II We were personally Present
Nv illness our hands and seals, this day Of :,
hifNAss, lsEAI-)
sail
CO. 9rn LAw.-"Proxies to represent stock in their
general neen shall only be valid 70" the space OF two years
e. Papers advertising for the Company will copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
Hair Restorative.

Holloway's Ointment and Pills.
nS@ IoLLowAYs OINTMENT Pills together form the
NJ two great healih-giyng remedies Of the nnetcen,
century While through the external orces
penetraes the parched SOIL the latter puracs
blood and renders the physical machinery healthy aud vigorous
sold nj the Manuacioy No. 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and
by all Druggss at 25c. &c. and 81 box. (Nug Civ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

White Goods! white Goods!
my large stock OF NEW DRY GOODS Just being received
all kinds Of White Goods Will be found 70 witt Jsconet
swiss and Null Musns Cambfics Irish Linena Diapers &c
&C. Win numerous other articles too tedious mention
aug 1idifis JNO j. PJTRViS Acrnt