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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
ELKHORN.
Walkers Exec0GsDM Described by
am Eye WslWesS.

The accounts of Walkers fate heretofore
published merely mention that his follow
ers heard, from the cells in which they were
muskets The following description is by a
man named Scheffe, who deserted the fill
buster ranks soon after their arrival in
Honduras. He was present at the execu-
ton, and thus portrays the scene:
Gen. Walker was led. on the morning Of
the 18th, from the tort in Truxillo to some
old Spanish barrack ruins about 300 yards
frum the fort. and there shot. The process
sion from the tort consisted of two priests
bearing church emblems appropriate to the
occasion, and Gen. Walker following. car
rying a crucitix aud lighted candle. tie
Hondurean local authorities snd the soldiers
who were to perform the deed Of murde..-
Gen Walker vas calm AMI eoliecssd--s.l-
dierIike. stern a.d digni6sd in his bearing.
After the first volley Of six muske,s was
fired, she General fell over. in front. in the
axonies OF death, when dsstardly wretch
rushed toward him and. placing the muzzle
Of musket 10 the Generals left ear, drew
the trigger and shattered the head of him
whom they all feared This vas done on
supsr~ritioas grounds. since they all believ-
ed a blue eyed mat was destined n be their
ruler. and they had been told by foreigners
that Gen. Walker was that man. and there
fore wanted TO be sure of his death.
After this, 40 \ nerican. an unvilling
spectator. proceeded to act in the hurisl OF
the General. His remains however, were
viewed personally by every Hoodursan
presens. in order to satisfy their suPerss.-
tious impressions and barb.rous taste. a
c.iia suitable TO the xisencses OF toe oe-
Casio w.s obtained, Gsn- Wssksrs dead
aud buile, riddIed BODY placed within It and
buried with all the mites OF the Ca'n"hc
cn.rcb. sod two priests attending. il Iona
a.d un,i nelly grave in the land be 30 desi-
red to reseem from benightsd thr.ldom.
Previous 70 his dea,h. Gen. W aiker sd-
dressed tn. u6lssss and Hondarsan aushos.
ities. and s.ia he fsls no III lssliag towards
them."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

G-erge Hawke assortment 6ies. premium 10
Wm Ls eyre. cooking stoves 3, aud parlor
stoves .
Thomas Benton. bench p's "a, premium ?.
Charles Tsslor job Book Binding premium
So.
w L Fsrqahar case OF j@~elry. prem. 2
Mrs. A. laff ot millinery, premium. 2.
The com.aittee on Domestic L. cad srssried
the premium to Mrs N r Ferguson, aiso to
Mrs Ifvin Reed.
Am Clark. bakers bread, premium. l.
Nrs : f ired-. dis lay of cakes. 2.
81 Gsnpbei. candles, premium /.
g Teas half dozen hroo.ns premium /.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
SHEEP.

Fine wool sheep. w n swain Wayne comfy,
hes, buck oeer | year Old l.; premium SO
/ W. II eemas Wayne couutF, 2ud best
buck over l year o.d, 2ed premium, ).
w III Ssain for bucks under year old Isl
and 2d premiums 8; also for best We over year
obi 10; aso f,r hest ewes under l year old lst
and 81 premiums 6.
! Long wo"l sheer, Jaaes Harmond Dublin,
best bick over l wear old ist preuiun $40.
Daniel Brook Liberty I'd best do 81 premium
! Daniel Brook best buck under year lss pre-
MUM 5.
| Vim Lafan Uuion county I'd bes. do I'd pre-
I mium 2
James Hammond best eve over year old lst
prem. 10
| Joshua Dye Abingdon. 2d best do % pre;ni-
um5
Fl RISE Union county for Is, and % best
eve under year old Is. and I'd premon s.
! Southdo~n sheep. Sol Meredith ls' aud I'd
| premiums for bucks over l year old SIS.
| Joseph Kensorrhy, Wayne couo'y for best
buck under year old lst prrm. 5.
Sol Meredith q best do 81 prem
do best eve over year old 1st pre-
MUM 10.
Joseph Ken~orthy % best do ID prem
do do best eve under year 1st
Sol Meredith I'd best do I'd prem 3.
Fat sheer, Joshua Dye Wayne county best
single fat sheep lst prem 10.
Jehu Stanley Henry county % best do I'd
prtm5.
John Druly Wayne county best pen of fat
sheep lst prem To-
Same I'd best do 81 prem 5.
SWINE.
Best boars 2 years old ard over Sol Meredith
Rassia land boar Billy weigh, $50 pounds
year oid lst prem S25; Phillip Vernard.
Wavne county PEN Is.
Bears year old and under 2, Horton Fergu-
sou ayne county; lst prem $40; Peter Sud-
ham do I'd prem 10.
Boars over months aad nnier l year. David
McGee Bilier county Ohio 1t prem SO; John
Hsrkrader Warren county Ohio; I'd premium
5 90.
Boars under months old, Wm CIawson
Wayne county; lst prem 6 90; So. Meredith
Ce,ervllle; 2d premium 90.
Breeding so9s years old and over Lackey
Wavne couuLy; Is. prem 25 90; P Veaard
Wayne county; q prem 5 co.
Breeding sows l and under 2, John Harkra-
der Warren County . 10; lst prem Is 90; Sol
M edith % prem 90.
Breeding under l year old and over
months. p Vernard Wayne couatv; lst prem
10 90; Jno Rec do 2d prem 90.
Sov pigs under months old, Sol Meredith
lst prem 10; r. Baidrdge Wayne county %
prem 90
Sow ald not less thar suckiog pigs, ,hn p
Reid Wayne county Isl prem 30 co.
Ten fatted ho,s, G orse DA.idsan. Richmond
IL prem 20 90; v m Shos Richmond - prem
TO 90
There is more excitement abont the pig s.yes
than in any other department of the fair and il
is worthy Of attention. Premu.ns we're almost
exclusively awarded the r lssi.. Poi AMI breed
1t will br seen that Oaa reoesvei ner due share
of pr'zes. The whole number of hogs aui pigs
exhibited was 10l.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
OP8ArING MACHINERY.

o ERA lnsl achin-ry- u D-aais. pren'nn
$40 for -fdske's Floar BIT, operated On
the eroaed The con ai,,ee coasije- il - . most
efficient aneim plieed arrangement for bols:ng
d,ar.- andeem it worthy of the siiention Of
millers.'
A Fl Mike, Riehnond, premium ri for
the hess - mschine shich the C, n,nitsee re-
commend . very zhs rnaning machioe. very
simple in OPERATIONS &c
Lane Aodley, Ciucinnssi. premium For the
bess porte saw mill, 20. The committee say
they feel eersol 10 recommending il to Ill lam
Der manttaress - the NJ piss .ifrs-'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

FoRcrBLE fLLusrRAnox.-A friend
from Ripley county. Indiana. relates to us
pretty good hit which Teu,onic citizen
OF that neighborhood Inadvertently made.
the other day. in giving his reason for vo.
ting the Repubicsn ticket:
II thinks leaves de Democrats long time
ago. but every year dey pulls Go wool ober
mine eyes. aud so goes NIT dem again; bat
dis time dey pull il 30 tam far dat / sees
ober de top! Dat ish W votes de Repub-
lican ticket"
There is good deal Of condensed truth
in that observ alton.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
MACHINES AND SEP
ARArORS.

First premium Pi.Aingten Haynes $50.
Second prem Gaar & Co SIS.
A trial of ;hrashers was had on Friday after
noon. there wAre entries, steamers and horse
power machmes. After q thorough I. $; ef all
except one, (,eionging to 4. Gaar & 60 J the
Fl ST premium vas a~agded TO cue of F w
R,.oinsons improved separators. 1t ,hTsshed
l3 bushels and 33 pounds 10 5 minutes aud 50
second- without any waste and cleaned the grain
perfectly
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
ENGINH AND MACHINERY.

Engines ane Machinery Gaar & co.
Richmord besPor,able steam engine, lst pre-
r,iaIn $50
Lane i B,dt. Cincinnati Discretionary pre-
,uiun, f,r nes. rrtabie steam boiler
FM1,iet, Riemond best silver plating, pre-.
MUM
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

~Zinc nails are now excessively em.
ployed in the manufacture OF boots and shoes
in the place OF wood or iron. Il 10 said
these nails are substituted for sewing il
ladies' slip ers. An iron last 10 employed
and the nails on being driven in. strike the
last and become headed or rivited on the
inside. thus forming very secure astsn-
ing
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

Flows Best oiow Tor general purposes, u
Hosoey & Co $50.
FINE ARTS.
Best landscape painting A st. John.
Best por rat psintiug Jacob Kern.
r st animal painting j A ST. John.
Best architectural drawing Georee Hoover.
Bes. plain printing Drake 4 johnson
Bes, ornamental shell WORK ss Z Vance.
Best ornamental hair wark > Wainwright.
B-st ornamental Iesrh-r work ) Wainwright
Best embroidery Louisa Hudson.
Bes, daxuerreotype j & Sosxeil.
Bes, photographs w T Dennis.
FRUITS.
Best 10 varieties OF ~iater apples Henry
aasnards y pses ch. Sss>r ga ras Spit
Plppr, RAJ les Jaaette
Best ten varieties OF Assnmn apples. Le~is
JoIes SIS Fall Pippi,, Fall Wine, Rafnbo,
ssahrie,, Msiden's Blush. Ashmore. Aatanu
Seak furt'er, Belmont Long stem, Barnes
+ al apple.
Feat FIVE varieties Of winter apples, Irael
W oodTuff 80. BAldsia, Black. White Pis.pin
Rsnaa Stem. Y-Iio~ B-iidoser.
Best 8 varieties o. sweet apples Lewis Jooel
81. arosd~ei Sweet Jooes S~eef, Ssse,
Believer.
! B~s, assortment OF Autumn apples Levi
J,u-e s. Autumn Seek -no-sarsher. S~ee
B-rHsser Belmont. Ramha Gabriel. Fall W IN
Maadens Slash. Fall P.pain-
Hest assortment Of winter pears Benz Strat-
tan IS.
Best Aatamn pears Berj Strastan, -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
CABINET WARE.

Cabinet Work. Thomas VI .son OF Rich
mond received the prefniuH oil Slo for the best
full chamber set; l5 for the best ful partor set;
10 for the best general display of furniture, and
5 for the best soiag of wood turning.
Anton Esii Of Richmond. got the premium
of 5 for the best extension table.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
GRAINS.

Grains-Ca'n sullivan, Wayne county, best
-ampie corn. prm'um D.
s Richie. 'rebe county O., best sample
barley, premini 5
J Ha,worth.Wsyue county, O, best wheat,
premium >.
s Richie. .oreble county O., best Timothy
Seed pren,iu-ng.
5 Richie, 10 do best oats, premium
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
CUTLERY.

Cutlerv-Enry Hua:er received premiums
for Cntlerv . very sIperiar iasrription. m.nn
far.ared 5s 'nseif a. Richmond The people
of chnortre quite hos-tful aboat this bra .rh
OF their ms ssc'ures. rne enterprising manu-
fscturer sect to Be veil 8 aimed
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
WOODEN WARE,

Wooden Wat & Dannis. z rhmond best
Wa-hing Machie, (French's patent Is premi-
um 2
re ThompsD. Richmond. best clothes b horse,
lst premium,
J di,che., Richmond, best churn, 1st
premium. :.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

~Dr. A. thinking little exercise and
fresh AIR preferable to physic. took one of
his patients to ride one morning. and vas
soon after addressed by Dr.. B. in this wise:
"Well. Doctor, saw you take ono Of your
patients to ridc--a thing never do" Il
know it." said Dr.. A.. ''the undertaken does
il for you.''
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

THE month Of Septsmbsr. usually 20
lovely in New England. this year ruled with
An almost wintry rigor. The three or four
last nights of the month brought sewers
fros's. Grapes and apples wers frossn. and
considerable fruit Va: utterly spoiled. Near
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
HARNss AND SADDLES.

Uarness and sid.es--Nigg'as l. Co. Rich
mond, best carage harness $40; also tor best
single harness 81 fo- best farm Ia ness. : for
bes, saddle and ride for best bride FOR lady
and for best ssertmeat leather vork--al of
which showed Hy superior workmanship.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
MARBLE WORK.

NIB Morse Rirumond, received the premium
of $40 for the o-si n,nanent; for the oes'
busr, and 10 fer the best general display
marble work.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana

Best assortment OF grapes B Sfrattan. IL va
rieses So The committee rccomner ded pre-.
m u.n on the grapes exhih:,ed by Aiss Reoecca
Vance they being very zoe
Best Ounces Suatian, premium recon-
merded.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.

Garages aad Blggies--S Z L Lpp'nco,t If
Ric mond received The folio wing premiums: $40
for the best family carriage D for th- best top
aud for he best trotting hnggy. and Q recon
mendation fJr the b.st ro sawsy carriage.
Thomas Mason OF Richmond received for
best furniture Wagon.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
FLOWERS.

Fiov@fs-G Mendenhai ~ sons o. Richmond,
best s. roses grown in pots. 1st and 2ad prem. Z.
y II Hutton.- bes. display OF cut roses lst
premu II. ) ; j J Confey, 2 best displ4y do do
81 premium 2.
f Y Teas, best disnlay Of Dshlias lst prem
4; q Meade mail l. Sous, % do do, 2 prem.
2.
J Fl Hutton commended for arrangement Of
dahlias.
q Aanienhsl & Sons. best Fuschias. 3; b
Strattau, % hest do d. 2.
n +. hntton best varieties verbenas. g.
Mrs. S ) Young. Eaton, Ohio, ID beat do do l.
Conley, beat round bouquet, 81; G Men
denhan l. Sous ~ best do |.
B Strattan bes Lam tanna-d'scretionsry.
q Mendeuha's i sons, oest display OF Cut
Flowers ). II rkner, 81 best do do 2.
N,s 5 Young. Eaton, pre- nicn recouuen-
ded
G Headenhali g. Spns best genera d. -p'ay q {
ho sera. cut aud in pots, 5. J j Cooiey. 81 BEST
do do 2
Miss hattie Reed, best Gsran;uu-Discre-
tionary; b 5,rattsu, % hest do do.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
BLACKSMiTHING.

Biacksmithng, ~ llson 4 Meek, of Rich
mend, received the premium of for the beet
h,rs- shoes and for the best names
A tiaar i Co, we're awarded the premiom Of
for the best double trees and neck yoke.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
BOOTS ANO SHOES.

Boots AID shoes, Newby 4 Miller Of Rich
mond received premium follows best pair
6ne boots So best do coarse do 2. best do fine
Aho-s 2; best assortment ladies shoes 4, best
display uf all kinds 5.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

ITwo white men were publicly whip.
ped at the whipping post in PAducah. KY.
few days since. Marshal Atkins admin
istered the penalty of the law. 80 lashes on
the bare back, with cowbide. The ras.
Gals were convicted Of stealing basket Of
eQys.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
LADIES RIDING.

Ladies' riding FrIst premium to Miss Show
OF Rich noud.
Second premiam to Miss E Conway of Wayne
county.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Miecesona~ Presniams-4 Al receiving PR.
usicms ane this be d are RESIDENTS Of Richrnss6
unless oeeb ebise designated
HsarJAnsss. Csslesy. prsaiaa 4lo-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
VEGET ES.

Vegetablez-N u St..e >, Naene county,
best naif oushel of frish PoIato.s l.t pre- mum
hfte q Son. s'sst quarter of an acre Of
s Sweet Pc oes, (85 l-2 busheisJ 5
Taylor l. Fryar best one hall bashel Sweet
pot4toes. 2.
q n~-~., beet haf-bushel Onions, L.
Tdyior Y frNar pes~ r..atoea l.
Taylor & ,ryar, best Beets L.
,hu Ca-ety, best Parseniis, |.
Charles Arnold. best Carrots, |.
Taylor l. Fryar. best turnips, /; and Water
Melons, l.
Taylor Fryar, greatest variety of Vege.a-
bies SIS.
Daniel Craig Sea Egg Plants, /.
". H. Jones. bess celery. l.
JSK Bhss bes; Cucumbers. l.
John Caseiy, st Satisfy, l and best ten
heads Of Cabbage, l.
T J. Ferguson. BEST Radishes ; best can
te!opes l. best Ca,iiHower. L and best squash
es, l
u Con'ey. hes Rhrharb. l.
George P,erson, best Pun okins. l.
w w d wis. bt>t variety Beans, l.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
Blu TIER AND CHEESE

Best ten pounds huttcr Sarah Stidham Wayne
county prem II 90; Mr, Iryln Reed Wayne
county; "a prem 5 90
This was an extra foe display OF butter. but
the committee reported 40 cheese worthy of
premium"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

1O"e B 'rton. negro. has just rsoov-
cred 5000 damages in Massachusetts, for
being ejscted. on account of his color. from
q concert for which he had purchased tick
ri
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

We give below che .ejasi6ss giv,a as tie
state eisctioa n 1e5s. - rsporssd 10 The
Secretary q Saase- The tahls will y found
OF in'ereas ia comparing tAs results q the
election on Tuesday hast. In 1855, il the
Democratic majority in shis State was 1881.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

l., fat .,mos. exerv a. tscte used in mechsnca ba-
-ir.s< in which iron steel is used Their assert-
u,n I. arre an eeaersi will BE- sold ga as reason
,h,s ar y. ax tnsy can be the ~es.- ef-asfai
o. a.s tron.ss they rsspecttaiiy solicit cont'na
ance Of the Sa
Nov. SAeh, 1889.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
PACING STATIONS.
AGED STATIONS.

First premium to NJ Smith of Delaware coun-
y.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
FARMING TOOLS.

Plows. Bes. piow for general purposes, D
Honey 4 Co. $40
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

DAP PER II A \ G | n G..
Lee. ArdtngtOn,
Respecfuiiy public that he 10 prepared
perform paper hanging la the ct possible
net dee. and lsrvorasie terms
LEFT a ngs-G lie At his residence
North high str~et. will oe prampiiy At ended to-
June i5th. 1850 sftf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

THE VIRsIs1AK G. c. MOVING The Nor
folk (Va-) Day Book says The first move
ment of the Il. g. C.'s from Virginia will take
place tomorrow from the little town Of Hamp-
ton-one company, in command of a competent
officer and a worthy Virginia gentleman, will
embark for Texas, and will then inaugurate
the exodus Of the K. g. C's. That the object
of this organization is to change the political
and social principles of the country to which
they go, there is little doubt; for they avow
this their purpose; but they do not go unlaw-
fully armed, at least from here; they profess
to go as peaceful citizens, and will revolution
iZe that unhappy country. not by FIRE and
sword, but by settling in sufficient Dumbors
within its borders, and changing and making
wholesome laws and seeing that they are en-
forced. They are going to introduce Anglo
Saxon energy aud American prudence among
a people who have heretofore been incapable
of self government, anl who are actually invi-
ting them to come and teach them how to live
and be happy. The movement of these men
toward the Rio Grande is pregnant with much
Importance TO the South, and is the commence
ment of 8 grand programme that has been pre-
pairing for Several years.
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ARRTVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL Barron and ly, Miss
Bonnee Ia; Walker, Ga; ] Edwards q
Edwards, Pa; J Jackson and ly, w Jackson, Nc;
Wyrnan, the Wizard. ID Bryan, Pa; Bsnot
and daughter. Mo Mrs 6 II Hard and d.ughter
A Guymer, w Heissell; Md; MIR and Mrs Kemp
Tenn; W NJ Lewis fam r Craig Ala; A w
bowman, la; l. w Smith, Miss > smith, Ala;
ID T. Bliss. + Morrsllee and ly, Va; W HOllister
NC; Vail and ly, NY; w z Hardy and fam DR.
X Mi lin, Mrs \ Smith, Mrs Nj Armstrong, La;
g Goldstbwaite, Ala 6 Gardner and WY; Capt
n King, Winkisr, Ga; Willard USA;
E Plum, NY; w III PHILLIPS and fam. Miss Har-
wood Mas; II Slower, NY; G Kyle, Mass; Nj
Dohan, Miss f DOhan, Miss l. McGawley, D.
Dohan and fam, Misses Re-mbert. Pa; ii Keen IN,
Dublin; Mrs Russell, N.Y. II Brogden, Md;
NATIONAL HOTEL-W A Millar, Nd; w
Connver, Pr; II Mudd, Donavin, Nc
Farrer, Tenn; Hon Gilmore, Pa; Hyde. Il
Pomery, NY; Han Cooper, Pa; Knowles,
Nd; W Bradley Va; II X Oscourn, : Hance
Md DR. Magill, La; Miss Thu ston, Mrs Phillirs
Shoenburger, o; L Peter; VI IS Hamita
Pa w bite and fam, Miss NJ E Porcher, SC;
w Jackson, Va; Mrs Form and fam, XIV
Smith, Va; T Defrm, w Bruel Sid; Miss Pearce,
G Pearce, Miss Fuller, Miss Johnston, o; J AL
corn and lady, Miss Alcorn, Miss; ID " ellis and
lady, % Wood and lady, Miss Wood, Va; IA
Watangh, Pa; ID de Goicuria, La; Hclbrook
N1; Tanzey, Ala Sasscer, Pye, Md; w
NRKwOOD HOUSE.-E Burruss, Va: VS.
Edwards, CS, X NJ Shanks, II Cotton T Harris
Md; + Msire, USMC; Parlby, w c Price aud
!y, NJ l. Bowen, Md; CsD1 Brignon and son /,
VI rieve and son, Ga; J Dali, Cal; DR. Leonard
ana ly, Miss Palmer, Fla; S le Minister de
France, III w Smith, Pa.
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Toy FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING,
- LET ALL WHO ARE AFFL ICIED
READ,
APPLY THE REMEDY
RETnTCE IN LIE tn

hEJONE IN HEdLTh.
Friend, do you suffer- Are you the victim of any
OF those numerous ailments which sTlse from i'm
purity of the blood! What are they, do you ask!
source of lie and health. and it s the fret cement
., our being to respond to any cause which IT. cts
tn system as the pulse infallby attests The ever
prevailing Neuralgia the irrIta ting Erys pc the
subtle Scrofua. the aEOHizing Rheumatism, Ner-
yous Deblli Dyspepsia, Liver Complai " eth it's
torpor and detection, and the numbeTless ills that
'sb Is heir to- derive their hideOus origin from the
blood; Deal kindly thep and gently with the blood
Use the VItallzng RESOURCES Of nature for its aid
and suffer us to commend to your confidence and
use that truly valuable medicament known as
MRS. M COX'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION.
18th regard to this almost infsllible specific
popular sentiment has spoken in d scIded terms,
tanned BY stant ayowals of curative effects and
IN" happIest results from it's after all other
remedies and the best msa lcal skill have failed.
Let us say, In conclusion, thst certificates
cures are not sought from tbs literate ard super
hcial, but they are volunteered f. om the M, 1T re
spectacle sources ami justify the highest terms in
whlch 1t Is possible to commend valuable a
specific TO pub ic approval We may add a. 80 that
the curative properties OF the medicine co ualled
only by ITS restorative effects, the systsm recover
ing from disease With renewed constitutional vigor
For sale by all respectable Druggists in this
city, and by the proprietor, MRS. Nj COX,
lone genuine unless her name ID blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
- Wholesale agent. r. =. T. CISSEI.. Drug gist
GenrEetown. - g., Wholesale Al gent for the Dis
srlof, ard Will supply the trade at my prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04
THE EVENING STAR.
A Weary Life |, u 70 har. ne wsrk to De.


Ho! ye who at the anvil toll. 4 81 F
And strike the sounding blow;
Where from the burning irons breast
w Inc sparks q 70 and itto; ,i,,
And hres intenser glIw- 49,.
On. While We feel tits hard to toll
And sweat the long day Through,
Remember It ~ hsTdeT stiil
10 have no work to do i.-. ra
Ho, We who till the tuhborn soil,
Whose hard haads guide the Plow
Who bend b meath the snIpmer sun,
With burning cheek AMI brow
We deem the curse still clings TO earth
From plten time till now
Bat while W feel rs hard TO tof '- rf. .e.-
3 And labor all day through, s
Remember u IL harder still -sf -.-... Id.
To have no work To do. -
Ho. We who pIow the seas blue fields
Who ride the restless wave,
Beneath whose gallant vsssei's keel
There lies yawrI1g ave-
Around whose bark ths wintry winds
Like bends of fury rave
Oh While yen feel tits hard to toll
Ana eaHor long hours through
Remember It Is harder stIh
40 nave no work 20 do ....r
HI. ye upon whose fevered check
he hectic glow is bright, .. PA"
Whoss mental toll wears out the day
And half the weary night, .--. .-.-.
Who LABOR foE ihs so0ls of men,
Chempions CT truth and fight
Although 20 feel your toll /: hard.
Even v It'll this glorious view.
RemeinbeT 10 - harder still
To have no work To do!
Ho. al YOU labnr-ail YOU strive
We wieid q iOfty power.
Do with yeHr mil ht, do with your strength,
Fill every golden hour.
The glorious privilege to do
Is mans most noble DOVER
Oh, TO your blrthright and yourselves, ,
To Your own soul be tru :. '
A vet-y, wretched life IL theirs '.
Who have no work TO do.