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The following paragraph is from Charles
ton paper of the 18th Of June
" A letter fl ON Savannah, TO a gentleman
in Charleston, dated the 10Th instant, states,
that the French privateer, L'Exchange and
La Jeune Esteile. boarded off Amelia island,
a brig from Baltimore, capt. Brownlowe, and
took from her 203 barrels -four, and guam
tity OF other provisions, upon which they FIX
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BAHIA, Jan. 90 1903. Count De PoAte.
BY this II will appear that all the produce
OF the Bfazis, except red wood, diamonds
and gold dust is allowed to be exported g
ali Commodities are importabls at duty of
81 per cent. ed Usiorcn, but it does not ex-
plain what is to be the tariff Of the value.
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inS9 s1e SEQ sgi s.f .ssc'f, ..is!scst oSts a;c,
uira,ui, the sGrrnY 'fkig Is ;a,t tac .tit
course Oh assment il: .:r. psssesscd the
,ngensit: AND int.asti.s oil the geu;icnian si'e,n
fEythe, might produce as iGa.iS lessblc
eases in which the BcgislatcYe ana k&ec :.
tive might abuse their power My viii
venture TO assert, that those latter depart
ments may more readily effect an abuse of
those powers, and carry it to a much more
dangerous extent than the former. But the
corrective hand is not extended to those
Mr.. Dade's sheeM 10 be continued }
At a meeting of number of members of the
Legislature of Virginia, at the Capitol in
the city of Richmond, on the 2Ist day of
January 1908, for thepurpose of fixing up
ON INT character to be supported as Pre-
Sident of the United States at the next e.
lection; and also for selecting fit charac-
ters tobe voted for as electors for the choice
of that officer, on the first Monday in No
vembcrnext:
Gen. John p. Hungerford was appointed
Chairman, and Theodosius Hansford, Score
tarv.
On motion,
Resolved, that James Monroe of Virginia,
be supported for the Office of President of the
United States for the term of four years COM
The names of those who voted in favor of
the resolution are as fellows:
Thomas Nj Bayly, Will am Daniel, Ioul-
der Hudgins, Robert c.. Roob, Richd brooke,
Philip Doddridge, John Joynes, John Read,
Jacob Kinney, Andrew Anderson, Aaron Fa-
ris, James Breckenridge, Andrew Lewis,
Moses Congieton, George Miller, Beverly
{. Stannard, Blake b. Woodson, George f.
Strother, Charles-K. Mallory Samuel Watts,
aliatelro Hunter Henry Sc. George Tuck
err, Richard Jones, Linah Minis, William
Morrow, John Cunningham, Elias Lowther,
John Prunty, Robert Greenhow, VIM. Light
foot. w iliiam Hoce, innr. Alexander Hoee,
Stephen {. Roszel, William holland, Perrin
Smith, Peter Bailey, John Henderson, John
ID. Watkins, James w. Murdaugh, Littleton
Opsllur, James Jones, Peter Hall, jun Isaac
Hcnkie, RawIeigh White, William Archer,
Nicholas Gibson, Vincent Redman, James
IIlsvant, Hugh Mercer, John Jarrott, VIM
Garrow, John Jones, Stephen Bailv, Thomas
Iavcrner, Jacob Boes9n, William Tazewei,
and James .Scmpic 81.
And the names of those who voted AGAINST
the resolution are as follows:
Thomas Mackn, john Fegran, Peter Carr,
Joseph Goodwin, Rnbert i'cgram, John Blair,
Joshua c. Lundy, Bcniaein Jones, John Jcs-
sc, and Archibald Rutherfcrd. 10.
The meeting thcn adjourned till tomorrow
evening SIX ociuc;l
JOHN p. HUNGERFORD, Chairman.
Attest.
THEO. HANSFORD, Scc'ry.
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3 Wa iten, Relcrt hSlso, Ed.sa.a i3ooasi
n9 oskparn I.rci,..il
&''.t.i'ey Ges3. Ison,as Cno&e, Cla.lcs Coz
| joha ithtiirs, Con. William Harrison, and al,
chttaid Eppes.
IN A'eamoNl:- Miison Ghsscock. Eaeki,l Levy
0ietnsl,t snaekeiiordy john Syd..1r, jun. ano
| Pe;cr Rust.
In RocliRziani- eniamm Harrison, Henry /
Gainbh., Charles Lewis, Benjamin Lewis and
Joseph Fawcctt.
In ,SlsaGnaassoaaA-phip Williams, Jacob Rinkcr,
James Chipley and John CatewOod
In Ssnthamp.or-Wi William Blow, lanes Gee. Ia.
COP Darden, John Urquhart and San'l Blunt
In Spotsylvania--Stapeton CrutchGeld, David c.
ker, Robert Stannard, John N. Helndon and
Aylett Waller
In Sw'y-SamCel Butler, John II. Cooke. Rob't.
Mcintosh, John Faulcan and Samuel Wiiscr.
In SusScx--p Pleasant Eunn;c,.tt, Benjamin. poet.
lohn J'irott, John K. Mason and Benjamin
Wyche
I" Wars9i at--William Digges, Dixon Brown,
Humphrey IL. Wynne, William Garrew and
John Jones.
In tie Gig IF WiAGanss5uxg--Cha Travis,
James Sempic, Robert GTeemholr, L;tt!cten
Iazewell and Benjamin c, Waller
IN Wo0a-Hugh Phelps, John Stephenson, James
g. Laidicy, Rezekiah Bukey and James IL
Meade.
In 1orh-William Howard Sarucl Shield. sen.
Leroy Anderson, Peyton Soutiia and William
In G!oaceSter-Richard Jones, John c. Pryor,
William Jones, W diam =. Byrd ana Moro al
Tompkies.
In MISUNDERSTANDING u. Downing, Mich
ARD LdwalGs, Thomas Hurst, Black
well and ---- Rice
In FTinCegS .!'Ae--I.cmuei Colnick Thomas Cd
vert, ----- Bishop, Villain Nimno < I!.,ln.
MGR Ho&gar
III Observation-Disclosures Parker, Samuel
Templenan, J,lm Pc@Kc, Thoma. plIn,iLer
and Gerard Aickcm.y.
In La"ea,ter-loseph Z rter, Eiwson Cliriu,
William kal, William Gibson 3. Peter Zen
H. LhesteyEelt-T Thomas Watkins, Beverly {.
Si~miard, Robert iias%its, Benjamin Graves
and Coin McRae.
In GREEN iLtc-Lcwis Dlprcc, Alexander Ma
d;H, Prisons runner, Lan!uGd Lucas AID Holm
RosScr.
In Nelaon-Hin Carter, John C4mm, Thomas
Noneii, sen. Thoni~s Claiborne and Vyilli..m
hrmisic:,6.
IN S.q6ard-Johu Ntoncrrc, benjamin ricl,len.
Gorge D...,o, &a,i,Alel To-, and H.mco1N
t.Ust@ce
CMlnGtiun,
R,sssysa, That the standing committee APP
point ihe county Committees wA2.r colu!n1,ces
AVG not already appau.lcA.
heso(ve, That &c standing committee be fur
nishcd w;til copy 81 tae uocccci!nss OF lie
meeting, ant. tllat they be published
-4n,i rlen tEe nc c-nS :'ja ,Il.el su,c de
JOHN F%HUNGERFONL, Ctau?pla
Atfegt,
THO. Ila.;sFoRD, Secretary.
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THEO, HANSTORD, scc'ry.

On TuRDAY EVENING, Jan. Esd, 1903. :
! he members again assembled at the c a
pltol pursuant to adjournment, and proceed
Cd to Tx npoH proper Characters to De voted
tor as Electors OF President and Nice-Pre-
sideHt OF the U. States as follows -
For the districy composed of the counties of
Norfolk, Princess Anne, Nansemond and bo-
rough OF Norfolk, Littieton w. Tazewel OF
Norfolk borough
For the district composed the counties os
Sul1y, Isle of Wight, and Prince George,
John Goodrich of Isle Of Wight
For the district composed of the counties
OF Sussex, Dinwiddie and southampton, Ed
ward Pegram, Senr OF Dinwddie.
For the district composed of the counties
OF brunswick, Lunenburg, Mecklcnburg and
Grecnsville, Mark Alexander of Meckleu-
burg
For the district composed Of the counties
of Charlotte, Halifax & Prince Edward,
Thomas Reed, senr. of Charlotte.
For the district composed OF the counties
OF Amelia, Chesterfield, Cumberland, Not
toway and Powhatan. Freeman Eppes of
Nottowav.
For tho district composed of the counties
OF AlDcmaile, Amherst, Nelson, Buckingham
and tluvanna, Charles fancey Of Bucking-
ham.
For the district composed of the counties
of Franklin, Pittsylvania, Campbell, Bed
ford, Henry and Patrick, Christopher Clark
OF Bedford.
For the district composed Of the counties
of Goochland, Henrico, Louisa and the City
OF Richmond, Creed Taylor of the city of
Richmond.
Tor the district composed Of the counties
OF hanover and Caroline, John Taylor of Ca
roline.
For the district composed of the counties
OF King and Queen, King William and Is
sex, James Hunter of Essex.
For the district composed of the counties
OF opottSylvania, Orange, Madison and Cul-
pepper, General John Minor OF Spottsylva-
For the district composed O. the counties
Of Loudoun and Fduguicr, WIN. Elzey of
Lcudoun.
For the district composed Of the Counties
OF Accomack, Nor hampton Elizabeth CITY,
Warwick and York, Robert Saunders oil
York.
For the district composed Of the City Of
Williamsburgh, the counties OF James Civ
Charles City, New-kert, Middlcsex, Clou-
cesier and Matthews, oaml. ~ Ter OF the city
of Williamsburg
For the district composed of the counties
OF Richmond, Lancaster, Northumberland
cstmore!and and King George, General
John Z. tiungerford OF Westmoreland.
FOR the district composed Of the counties
OF Prince William, Fairfax, and Stafford,
Daniel Carre Brentof Stafford.
Tor the district composed o. the counties
Of Frederick and Hardy, Dr. Robt Mackie
of Frederick.
For the district composed of the counties
OF Hampshire, Berkeley and Jefferson, Jas.
Daily Of HamDsbire
For the dittiict composed of the counties
OF Rockingham, Shenandoah and Pendleton.
John Cunningham Of Pendlcton.
For the district composed of the counties
Ct S"cSbridge, Augusta < Botetourt, John
Coulter of Augusta.
For the disCric, composed of the counties
o. washington, Lee, Russell Grayson, Wythe,
Giles and farewell, Daniel Shefey OF
Wythc.
For the district composed of tho counties
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, Aa'ifiSSn. I xmas. 2S& IL. s,tiv,.r ron, b.
rc~ltideyce ~ him---Huti sndcla De ~
( &GcEce9 sy t"'o reasois, ~hich. fh.pL de-
/ Sci some arteHtios- list, that believe Mr..
!tadison IS the Choice oi The cSiier states. And
to0r sister STAGE, who have already c,.se..,f-
a. I.i.. %,'housa nuriiin1, toaccepta Nlyi; iar.
PRESIDENT, during IS years cut OF 90. s6an
gain please to elect one (oftwo) ofthc l!lyo,-.
lte sons OF this state; surely, il isbut iost To
give them the Choice, without opposition -
W can all trust either of these gentlemen
whetherwe view them as patriots or poi;r;,
clans. If Thought Mr. Monroe would b, tha
choice OF the other states, would give INN
my vote in preference, which is ali lhaye TO
give, Tor Ihave no influence
And secondly, prefer Mr.. Madison, be-
cause some nsinuations injurious 10 his 80.
racler Tor political iutegrit, have been -.
which hope have not arisen from n,aI;ri.
Gus motives; but which, am confdent 80
most undeseIVedly cast, Oh one OF on. oicact-
aud most faithful public servants. And &c
"hen undcser>ing mcn attempted to blast tb,s
reputation of our excellent Monroe Irc;o;c-
co that Virginia took The first opport,,nit,,
OF Comforting on him the highest ofHcc in hc,
git, lshali think it a duty, as it certairS
wa re pressure by my single vote, to de
clare my confidence III our, equally excellen.
Madison.
. beiieve Mr. Madison and Mr.. hronroe =,
9clehS to the same paNy--I mean the parfv
friendly to the rights OF the people-the i,srt',
who hare advocated Mr. juGerzon'y 49,,
and approved his measures. IL ther,. ~ '.,i
olher republican party ia this country M:
iieNe do not belong to it--Like other me-
sons, lave doubtless my attachmcil. Ia if,er,
exclusive CT their measures But ] uey-,.
spoke to Mr.. Madison in my life, nor lie ~
.ne---nor have had any eon,lnunicat;or. ,,i,b
ms friends relative TO the Presidential e,sf
ton.
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, - y sesnt}fics, Ratt Monroe, KeasMlsa. Ma
sor ana -aonigolzery, Linah Minis Q; ree,-
6iIcr.
And
FOR the district composed Of the counties
OF Monongalia, Brooke, Ohio, HARRISON,
WOOD, ard Randolph, John Prunty OF Iiarri-
son.
On motion, ResofVed That standing
corresponding committee Composed of Ave
persons, residents OF Richmond, be appoin-
TED and that they, or any three, correspond
wlththe Electors named, and if they have
Just reasons for believing that either of the G.
lectors on the ticket will not vote for James
Monroe as President, that they name some
other In his stead. .., .,
Whereupon, George Hay, John Clarke,
Edward e. Stannard, William Robinson and
John brockenbrough, were appointeda COM
mittee for that purpose.
On motion, ReSofvcd, That committee of
hive persons, be appointed i'm each county,
topromotc the success OF the Ticket. If any
one snail decline acting, his place will be
suppiedb BY the Standing Committee.
The meeting proceeded accordingly to an
point Committees i'll the several counties of
this state, and made some progress therein,
but not being able to complete the same
this evening, adjourned till Monday evening
next. SIN O'Clock.
At this meeting, Andrew " Warwick, who
was not present at the first, appeared and
declared himself in favor OF the resolution
then adopted for supporting col. James Mon
roc as president.
JOHN p. HUNGERFORD, Chairman
Attest,
THEO. uANSFORD ccc,-
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hoH SdLES--h pursuance Of q deed Of
- trust, executed BY David Ross. ESQUIRE bo,r
ing date tle 18Th day OF December, 1906. TO Sc
cure the payment Of fourteen Thousand i've hun
dfed doillrs and some arrears Of interest due To-
VIM y. Giles, esq.
WIZ be sold lorreaSy money, at the from, door
OF the bnglc Tavern, IN The city OF Richmond. on
Saturday the Z0th da, Of next month hDfy..,,,'
the hours OF twelve and .hrcc o'cIoc, oftbai d,,
q tractot LAND in the county of Henrco. call.
cd the SEVEN PtSzs containing by estimation
one thousand acres Also a tract OF Land il tho,
same county, on Four " j creek, being the Sam.
whereon col. John Pleass1ts formerly con-
t1hS BY esumltoo t1lrhundfcd sixty acres AL
50' me Norwich Mills, situated IN the said co,tn-
y OF Hcnrico together with forts acres Of l.. nd
attached thercto, binding on Bailey's cree, and
! -Four EiIo Greek. GEO HAY,
BENZ. HATCHER
January 90 r4wl.1
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[EMCLoSUPE1

IN pursuance % The power vested IL mo nc
president OF the late convention Of the Pen,tI;-
can members of both houses Of Congress, deem
1t GNPed'ent, Tor The Purpose of noIi,naA.,r s,lif.
..'lc and proper characters tor jsrae;Je, I'm
resident Of the Uaited States fo. Tin, ~ ~
siaehnai election; to cal eon.c,on OF rr,. s.a
fNcPubilcan members, to meet a. The senat cl,eT-
"er on Saturday nc sd instant at Go'clnrl ~
40 -" h.ch time and ptce your personal at..p4anrI,
Is requested, {? ak the mectiIg vii. yo,.r ;nu-
cncc, information aud t.le4.t,.
nl4ry, 4. y. 1868.
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'HEO. HANsFORD, scc'ry.
Fs1DAY EVENING, JAN. %, 1898.

The members again assembled at the Ca
Pltol, pursuant to the adjournment last even
ing; out sufficient number not appearing
10 compete the business OF the meeting, they
adjourned till to morrow evening six O'clock.
JOHN p. HUNG ERFORD, Chairman.
Attest,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

NJ moment when the INTRODUCED N of TO-
reign manufactures is virtually urcciuded h.,
he embargo, and may possibly. .bv !. war. Z
Is !'tc,'ll'-'iy important To attend u the in
Profehent cf our own n2nutl Sl,lre5; tov,o,.i,
up our own raw materials which we can,or
export INTO manufacturers which We will net
import * TO encourage the use OF labonr-,,,
ing machines. Under these impressions we
',.',.,,',enN 70 inc members Of lie Vfsini;.
Hc5iS'aturc, VINO may calculate th.. k0oy1-
ledge % i through the different PARIS Of fbe
S'''e, 70 inspect aver Ingenious .nAs,6,,,,. ~.
cutting nails which 10 TO be seen 81 M
, ,;'c,,''4fs nail man'.actory in tai4 city,
h2Sc, M'th whom We have ceg.vers,l NM,
II, pronounce it 10 DC the best ,nach;ss f.,.
ttn..'-porPoye that they have ever ba!,rh,.-N1
~ nave seen it cuf from The rod no, lcys
than 500 nails inonc minute a,d q ..re.e1F' -
"'iks by the hand only N'hcnit is mad, to
oP ,', by water, the rapidly or It's acton
VIII be considerably cncreaGcd : porhf,-r
doubled. l'N'!ASt-S
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NORFOLE. Jan. %.

NUKFDLk, Jan. 90.
Yesterday arrived in Hampton Roads II
3 MS schooner Bream. Lieut.. Myall. Is
days from Bermuda, with dispatches for the
British Ministers and Consul5 in the United
States" LcdYs5.
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NEGROES FeR SdLE-Byyina Of a dses.
L Of truss excc,rcdto Gs, e. secure The pavl
mcn o. a certain sum Of money therein rpsnii.
oncd, ddc Grief Truly viii ccfainy be scld rs
casn' q h'heha court house Sn &onday the sf
of February next, 40 NgC%orS, tic p4opsa
OF Edwin Laud
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a letter from Washington in the NorG,lk Her
ai.I has i.dseT charged tie editor Of this payer
Win snPpressing III. Rald,lplfs documents 're
ssPSeC,""G SeA' W (oee the -nluise4 of January
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26
SIR. BRADLEY.

who VIII now prcyuul- I'll criticize the erob,,.
TO- who examine the late Lfiish Proclamation,
NO a'8Gncnt is so well cae,tjsssas % sheyr lie
supreme wisdom Of That ,,lc ,sage.
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baPArA ~ our LAsT.--Thc name or Mo-
Ses IoHgiclon was Int 9 g;cc uDoate those WHO
were at ti'e Bcll, and l,.e Two delegates Goto
Giles were omitted. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

TIC ETQ9IrEa Of tbs morning has been de
I"ycd 'I.'n an anxiety TO publish lie proceedings
II the C.pi,ol p >
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-16
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE.

or the great efficacy of the Paseaf md Fs-
~ mtly N1edicines, prcparedby the late RicE-
ard Lee, Jun. which fol-, near eight FEARS pas
have acquired throughout the unitSd 1&tss Z
celebrity hitherto unequalled.
PhLadeltA;a, -lxssl4tS Q, rs00.
Being desiro,,s to make public for the god
OF others, the excellent quality of HAMIL-
TONS ELIXIR, prepared by the late Mr..
Lee, IAavc sent you the following aeco.,at Of
the benefit have received froM it, which
hope viii induce others to give it : nial. il
consequence of br,,ise on the breast received
from afall, my health grew bad, ny breatling
became very difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly to rise up IN nay bed With oil the:
horrors of immediate st6ocation. Add to
these a constant pain in my breast and Cough,
= great loss of strength and flesh, and you may
conceive that my symptoms evidently Indicated
an approaching consump ton. he advice OF.
most eminent physician was rc.orted 70, and
afterwards !. second was called in, without giy-
ing me any relief. Another phi! stefan xhs
knew me and the circumstances Of my case,
Advised nc to s7rc Ha:riitsn' sEfr.r fr7al sap-
ne. he had used !, n hss iracsiee, and aiu,ous
ssnna IL 40 much good. A bottle was procured
from Mr.. Birch's, and found relief be- fore I
Had fGkien one half 81 il. continued to use.
| II and was soon strong enough % attend 10 BIZ
siness On taking cold, same of my former
symptoms rrtnrn, but are always q moved bF
dese ertwe Of the elixir.
GEO, .BENNER, Jun
No. "A, Bssld-ssrssA, .Phsisde'phla
] Mn, j, Lse. IS, 81; ~
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Mn. C EN- RIS
Has Me pleasure TO intsro, his Friena' aH1'

Has sh< pleasure 10 intsrn Ais Friena' ans''
Pn6Ee,
THAT he has commenced his Pfdt'"1
Balzs, and will continue them as herctoios
Mr.. GENERIs begs the parents who N
children to be instructed, will please 70 u
them as soon as possible, so as to give n'I
an opportunity of improving sshfl'lentl',
he intends to have an Exhibition sttae {,
clusion Of his school for their amaseH'I
which will serve to create ambitioa.
November r.. u
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The Subscriber

ID EGS leave to inform the public that
- continues to carry on as usual at
house on Royal-street near the narbst
business eta IVhite-Smiti,, Lock-Smln, Z
Ter. Beilhanger, Elastic Trussmakcr, Gls
Pistol Barrel, Browning, Blueing & Pol'nE
in the neatcst manner.
All orders thankfully received and earclui
attended,to. All kind. of house work IL =
Smith line done in the neatcst manner ata
shortest notice, by
Caleb HeGsy.
Nov. %. Ssm
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viii gradually dessrS, al tendency !. :
N the human 6~me, and preserve hs, ,ns',
yigor. Although great variety Of ~ al
tons have been published to cure i, fi,sstA
dcrs enume1atsd above, none has vet ~ .la'
the GOVT AND RHEUMATIC Dpohaaalt
Da. TISSOT, which are celebrated thu, s Y
out the European continent, and wpo.. fl
bounded benefits are fully authenticatss. "
certificates already published Of gentlems y
we'll known in America, being OF the 6,s, !.
sequence in the state Of Maryland CIV y,
Charles Ridgely, Of Hampton; John C;iS
Esq. one ofthe directors Of the Farmers, ~ ,
ofMaryland; John Macubbin, ESQ. Mr. D :,
cubbin, his wife; and Mrs. Rva,.. g p"s
Certificate OF mr.. 7Hor1a: Er.ss- uch..9
About three weeks since ! was Nil Isl vsl.,
" attackcd'with Rheumstic pains S,irSur !
my whole frame, in so severe M .lr,eg !
to be able to turn in my bed without ass,,. !.
proceeding as suppose from sci -. ,s l'
on being advised by friend TO apply Or !.
sot', Gout and Rheumatic Drops, ae.,%
ingly obtained from the agents Ascssrs e.r.s,
Dsbbin and Murphy, two bottles, tbs sr,s
ton Of which, under God, have perfsgtyss
stored me to health. ] arm therefore irdn,.
with confidence to recommend tits medi
a certain cure fer tho above disorder.
7Ho1ElS KELS1
Baltimore, July 22d, 1906.
cerfy6esse Of Mr.. Thomas CsmASek, He.n
maker *
1t would be a act ofinjustice 10 WITH
my testimony OF the salutary efsctsof Boz
Tissot'. Govt and Rheulnstic Drops, .ss m /
experienced avery uEeluiyocaI instsm,
their virtues and efficacy. Twas atiiictedsa
two serere attacks of what is u.ualGg cali
Dead Palsy, from which partially receive.
but was Obliged to use cl1tches to aiai Il.
walking when LEFT home tot,tis were isir IS
violent Rheumatic pains, theGe.ult oftts E
Eiction, AID had feared the disorder s,a Il;
accompany me through HE ; but p.ogidcfigE
iy was Recommended to sppiy'at George I'd +:
bin nad Eurphy's for DR.. Tis.ot's Drops, a E
after using only one bottle, found myself q n
!sctly liberated from my disorder, dams IS
thenk God, ~ free from pain as if lever d
bsen afflicted. Finding this rncaicme sps 81
SO powerfully en- myself, ! detcrminedaq 81
ply it internally TO my child, boy only e.p IS
months old, whs was then reduced almost,
a skeleton with the Bowel Complaint;
administering it four times to him, lis 81
plaiKt was entirely removed, and he is nos
covering his strength with great rapidly.
Tn. CAMPBELL
Baltimore, Aly 2s, 1905.
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Notice IS hereby gwen

Notice IS hereby gwen
10 he Sockhsiders u tAe Bank 81 s4ieTeMdf'a,
UvHAT = dividend of three and . hall Per
j cent. on the capital ste. 4 OF SAID banks
fer the half year ending this asy, IS declares
aad will be ready to be paid TO them, az kllelr
repre- senkxtises OH Thursday next the seventh
instant.
BY order Of the President and Direcssrs'
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