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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-04
a. rur. CONSOLIDATED Lottery, 9th Ciasa,


n. Fork Consolidated Lottery, 9th Ciasa,
Ora VS. on "Wednesday the s,h Of September.
Scheme - Prize OF S20, 000 500; OF 4,00o
az 00o Of l69y OF 1924; 10 Of 1000, 10 Of 500
=. Of $50; 46 @ CO. 90 Of 40; 1850 of is and $3.50 of g.
Ticket Ss-lialf St-tluar,er S2-Eigh,h 81.
Virginia State Lottery, 8.h Class,
10 be drawn Wednesday the 10Th Of September.
ssls7e--1 prize OF $4,000; of 1000; OF 5000;
% 1000 b. 800 Of 1,4l6 Of 10O0 > OF 500 ~
3O0 10 OF 2o0 o. Of 1905 rs Of 50; 90 Of 25 ll50 Of
~ and SEQ Of 8.
Ticket s5-ilaif 50 s0-Cuarter sl.25-Eghth o. cts.
Union Canal Lottery, 32d Glass,
Draws on Wednesday the l9h of September
sc.sais.--l Prize Of S25 000 Of 600; OF 5000;
s O0J; Of 800; OF ll04 of 1000; 10 OF 500 ~
50 Is If I00 as 6o; % of40; 90 1855 1858 OF II and
r.ck4t ss-IIaf ss--alarter 81 So Eighth rs cts.
And lastly Delacare State Lottery, 9th Class,
Draws on Saturday Afternoon the 22d day Of September
scl:ms--l Prize OF s2,530 Of 800; Of l,6oo;
1865; Of l2j0, of 1000; of 1905 OF 36t OF $50
i, ot lJo of 100; l56 OF 20 56 Of l0i 624 OF and
1900 OF g
rcket S2--fialf Sl-Quarter 50-Eighth Is cts.
10 be tad in great variety of Numbers at
r.. BaRkERS
2raly Prompt and Lucky Office,
Aug 81 No. CO, Market.Suect, wilmington
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LUMBER FOR SALE

At JOHN HEMPIIILLS Whorf and InmLer y,
the Borough of Wilmington, general assotnen, :.
ber we'll selected suitable Tor persons for buldnp
mechancs and large stock Of tcdnr and fvn SIN ~
Giles, constantly for sale on tie ipes,egns fer c"I
or the usual credit a''i
The friends and former customers Of the yard ,,d a.
public generally, are invited 10 call al the O,n sTr
where their fay0rs will be thankful, acknovleaeII
WILLIAM SIMMONS, .gs,n,
June 6, 1896 81,
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J)IVIDEN

TsIE President aud Directors of the Wilmington and
Il PHILADELPHIA Turnpike Company, have declared div'
cnd of per cent for the last MONTHS which will be
paid to the Stockholders their legal representatives IN
or after the 18th ns the Counting House of James Price
s. Son. BY order Of The Board:
JAMES PRICE, Secy
Aug. s. 1927 H-9t
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NOTICE.

Ygv{ Lepy Court and Court Of .ibpsdi Of Newcase Co"n-
h u will meet at the Court House in the town OF New
castle, Tuesday the 25h day OF September next at
which time and place the OF the several hundreds
N sa County required attend to take the Osths OF
Office and receive instructions tor the performance of
heir duties assessors.
L. STOCKTON, elk Of the Peace
for Newcastle County.
Newcastle, Aug. q, 1927 84-sl
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NOTICE..

NOR Sale, or would be exchanged for real property in
his any Of the aeigbosi,g counties, for perso.
nal property that moncy be realized om 324 Of
ilabe improved, and for upwards OF twenty years
ned land, il Tie county Of Beaver, pennsy wanna olt
res from the City Of Pittsburgh Also tor sale lot Of
l82 Of arabic land adjoining the Bra DIVINE Chay
beale Springs. This latter if nor sold before l5t,
elember mex, viii IN tia day lie otc ed public sale
at the Springs Inn, a, O'clock p. NJ.
JOHN r. PHILLIPS.
Newport, y G. County Del, Aug 22l. 1927 s2-4,
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S AIDI}LINCl.
JACK HAYWARD.

EUST received and for sale at this Office, The NJ
- edition, revised by the Author, 81 the Sory n jAp
ilALYAkD, the salar Bay; or, the virninns fsmi
Designed for American Children in Families an,! scloo
by WILLIAM ). CAmnrLl." This interesting ntle va
has received the appreciation Of and is recommended
numerous teachers and literary gentlemen ~ r. You
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, who have given II pfart
rial y their respective schn"s and haze psonotced
superior. as reading bcpl for the young 10 my o''
york that liiey have Among lie ninefcus LIST
eacheis who have gwen ;hcr rccDm.fe hdaicn Of I.
work, are inc following, or lhis Bor0ugh !.A.d PIER
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POCKET BOOKS.

No. 1o5, MARKET STREET,
HAVE just received all assortment Of Pocket Books
among which
LADIES' and Gentlemen, Pocket Books, with silver and
steel spring CLASPS, and finished in elegant style.
Ladies Gilt Morocco Pocket DO ks, with needle and
bread cases, silver aud steel spring clasps, &c.
Russia Leather, Morocco, Horse Skin. and Calf skin
Pocket books and Wallets, plain and gill, various sizes
with clasps and straps.
Also-a variety of common and low price Pocket Books
a. s. II. Uilsoa haze also for sale,
ping Paper, Quilts, Ink Powder, Ink Of Superior ouattv
States Slate and Lead Pencils, Water Colors, Cames Han
Pencils, Inksland, Sun Glasses, Elegant Fancy Boxes
Windsor and Fame, Soaps of the best quality and
assortment OF School Books and s.acncry-al Of which
will be sold az reduced prices
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BALM OF COLUMBIA.
A. & II. WILSON,


No lo5, Ma ket Sncet, Wilmington,
HAVE been appointed sole Agents il. the State Of Della
ware, for the ale Of 0a'4ges Cha.cai balm Of Co.
ba, which is ex'racted.rom iyee found in the wds Of
america. The Balm is impa' ed in color, strength aud
peitine, and IFS grand capillary virtues are as follows
One bott, price 50 cents prevents the hair from falling
off il 10 ois from ii irst application Or causes new
growth Of whsketa % few weeks. bottle. p,ice rs
cents WI ret "nll sop He hair from falling o bat like.
wise IN three weeks causes new growth TO appear; and
nne at 81, gives IN general good head of hair 10 young
person,
tprevent the hair from turning gray, and makes it curl
beautifully lock bright and Fl ssy, and in few applica.
tons ires II from Sc and entirely nervous head
aches
u BY repeated experiments onn bear every sort of
climate, without tie least injury 10 lis virtues.
Comics OF certificates will be show BIZ the vendors from
gentlemen @ho after beng Id Number Of years. have
received growth Of Lair
The sgners' characters supported by His Britannia
MaJes'ys Consul Philadelphia, who thereto has prefixe.
's and he royal arms of Great Britain; Also the MAYOR
and other Magistrates of Phiaclpa who were personal
acquainted with the signers have certified 10 their hph
responsibility, and lave likewise pre.xed ta seals
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FOR SALE,
The FARM called ELLERsLIE,

For many years The residence Of The ase hob Haon Esq
A.2qA Said Farm is situated in Brandywiue
sSsEslA Hundred on the river Delaware, three
gGasatM miles above the mel,h Of Christana creek,
81 assSHs8 and three and half miles from W,Imug.
lit consists of hundred and seventy eight acres
proportonate part of which is woodland. ra impfov
ents adaeng house and kitchen of brick and stone,
two stories high, with four hoora stone barn,
seventy by forty feet, with pump f eNce!en, in
the yard Gas well us another in front Of tic dwelling ouse)
carriage house-~ aggon house and smoke house,-a
So, stone iSh house, the river shore where there
very COOL Fishery. There the premises young
and thriving apple o,charis, OF choice, select fruit The
situation Of tile mansion house is extremely pleasant
hne, c,nmanlng uninterrupted WEI of The rYer Dc
,aware, from the Lazare,to Port Penn ANY lulthe
description i deemed unnecessary For terms, appl, t.
AncH.. d HAMILTON, Esq, or to the Subscriber.
JOHN HAMILTON.
Wilmington, Aug. 18Th. 1877. 79-9t
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NOTICE Els HEREBY GIVEN,

TO the Freemen, inhabitants Of NeWcastle County,
,rho are qualiie to rote for members Of the Gen
eral assembly,
fIvHAT an Election will be held at the same time, and
Il the PAGES and in the manner, that SEN
and Representatives for the said County are chosen
fr the purpose OF electng Commissioners Of the Levy
Court and Court Of Appeal the sad County one good
and substa a reeh der residing in penca Ter Hundred;
one cd and sbstan al freebooter residing IN Red Lion
Hundreds one good and substantial freebooter residing
ST. Georges hundred and good and substantial free
holer residing IN White Clay Creek Hundred; to supply
The occaoned by the expiration OF Ne times
which Jacob Faris Phillip Rcybold, John Jsnvier, aus
Jhn Hcrdman elected comm in the SAID lie
Sy Court and Court OF Appeal. { STOCKTON,
Clerk u the Peace for Newcastle County
Newcas lie, August "a, 1927 84-S'
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TO THE ELECTORS OF
SHEER IFE,
TO BRICK MAKERS.

TViE subscriber wl give Forty Dollars per month for
first rate mouIcf, setter and burner and find HIM ia
boardng--at his brick yard, Delaa Cry.
May 80, 1927. 60-tf JOHN JONES.
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DRY GOODS.

Sup rhnc broad cloths aud cassmers assorted colors
linen and cotton drngs, yellow and blue imported and
domestic nankin, Nalenlia AIasele tone and Foren.
tine vestngs black, plain and twied bombazetts; Cir.
cassan gnghams calicoes cambria, beacled and brown
shrng and sheeng muslins, Irish linens long lawns and
cambria lnens Levantnes, Florences, Gros de Naples
iuesring flag and bandanns hdkfs. Cotton and linen do
white aud cooed canton Grape and Grape sawls green
white and black Italian do. worsed and huse aad
saPenders Yorkan and beaver gloves, Hawskns make
kid gloves OF superior quality, white and colored dome
plits and stripes tanbS, bangup and Ptsburg cords
fustans and dlng tannes furniture and apron check
Swiss, null book and ackonet muslins; "a So and Ga
dmt., crash diaper and table linens bedtckng; Russia
and imitation sieetng, bleached and unbleached coarse
linens, Osnaburg and Burlap's Porter sfh Lancashire
sheetings: Wilmington, Jackson Adams and Jefferson
stripes; jeans Garcia stripe, gnghams black and brown
Holland, sackng bottoms, sowing silks and sowing cot,ons
senshaw, sarsene black and light coored lasting, &C.
GROCERIES,.
Sugar, tea, coffee noasses, -four, mackcrel hbls and
half b5i- ginger, aspce, pepper ground and the grain
nutmegs cloves, &c. Together with general variety
liquors and Sea Stores.
PAINTS AND OILS.
White lead, black lead, red lead blue red, yellow
ocre, Prussian blue, chronic yellow vercgri ground
and dry, patent green, fig blue log wood, Ssc-winte
summer. common. castor, linseed ana sweet Ola
Earthen, China, Glass aud QueenswGre.
Having purchased the above goods chiefly at auction we
certain sell them Ut the reduced prices tc
nose who may favor with their custom.
SAMUEL MCAuLLEY,
June %, 1877. JOHN RICE.
N. B. We have in addition to the above jus. received
general assortment Of Fashionable oia and Fur HATS or
commission from the veil known factory of Isaac SHor
WE'LL No A. south trent street, lpha.Hhch viii
tsc sold low.
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PROPOSALS

For carrying mails Of the United States on The ot-
ioping Post Roads, ,ciiI be received at the Gem
eral Post Office, alntil the llth day Of October
merit iuctaisire
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M'CAULLEY & RICE,

South West Of, and mar to, Brandyuins Mills,
IN and adjoining the formerly conducted by Mr.. Joh
lsice, grocery where it may not be Of dsad, anage
to persons to call and examine for themselves.
Tie following compose part of theii assortment.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-24
SUEN.g.vDORH COTINTy.

i meeting OF The CItzens OF Shenandoah County,
held the Court House Monday the 9th INST for
Gle purpose Of eecting Delegates the An-Jacll
Convention proposed be held at the City Of Rich
f1ond, the 9Th day Of January next-Ceoyge r.
}Irpp Ia. called The CHAIR and James Sferreit
appointed Secretary. The objects ofhe meeting were
concisely stated By Dr. Thomas T. Blackford
on whose motion committee Of four persons was ap
,oiTted by the Chair to report Preamble and Eeso
niions to the meeting, and The following gentlemen
selected yiz:-Wm. Smith, ESQ. DR.. II T.
ford. James S. Arthur, and Joseph NJ Iauck
ported the following Preamble aud Resolutions
au4 were read and adopted unanimously.
PREAMBLE.
present assemblage of the people Of Shenandoah
,.unty IN public meeting, being favorable to the
election of 'uhn Q. Adams, the present chief magis
traje Of the United States avail thcnseIY Of the OPP
PJrtuniy offered them Of expressing tIfer views
on subject which is not only of vital interest to our
County aad State, but 10 the whole Union. In exer-
c'sn5 the ':gh sFcuied to them by their fore fathers
u is not he intention of The meeting to oppose itself to
the friends Of Andrew Jackson with barshUess:-be
beyiug il, the sound maxim Of Jefferson that terror Of
opinion may be tolerated where reason is left free 10
combat it"-aDd knowing the baneu effects Of patty
spirit, which apt 10 mlgie itself With all the concerns
II le. ineriu2uDg sOCi5fharmony add destroying the
teal feelings OF nature. At the same time they
mot bot be alarmed al the course pursued by tie
Incos 10 the administration Of the general govern
1.eut W hgn tie friends Of Gen. Jackson are asked
why they should pIO5cribe along aud well tried public
seivdnp one WHO had enjoyed The confidence land
has since followed in the wake) OF ashingO on, JeFer
Madison aud Monroe, and vino filed every Office
which those great and good men had instructed him,
WIKI honor to himself ana his country :hcir answer
IS VIC have inherent dislike to the man admire
bis earning and talents, bit bis purity doubtful aud
although we have heretofore expressed and still Of
opinion, that General Jackson has sufficient quail
iGcatIons 20 GIL the Presidential chair, yet he is the
only man we can select who turn out Adams -
Against this kind Of reasoning f reasoning 1t can be
called aud as friends 10 the pe:pctuy Of hacpy
far o.! government. this meeting does sOlemnis pro-
f.s tie citizens Low assembled, have with
fas ,amcerD, public servants abused whose whole
.. lives have been devoted 10 the service Of tlcr
.va..f. This prescription began nearly three years
-olCIy @4lh yiew To pat down the present ad-
'unstra'Ion, and although is authors have nged their
SUI, si,us 81 eyer, poas1te s@pe f}.c, haze &c; ,oi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-24
NORTHu.NBERLAN.D CorNrI.

~ meeting of the citizens Of Northumte Hand COUNTY
opposed to the election Of Cen Andrew Jackson to the
Presidency of The United States held at the Court House
o. Monday, l2th Nov 1927; Griffin Edwards, Esq was
called to the Char, and Robert Alexander appointed Sc
cfetary.
The object of tie meeting having been explained f,om
the Chair Committee consisting Of F.c.uin. Bates VIM
Harding Rev Benedict Burgess Valentine y Conway
David +. Ball, Echard II. Gasiine Tao. S. Sydno and
Robert alexander appointed 10 draf Preamble and
Resolutions for the consideration Of tie meeting; who re-
ported The following. which adopted uiuously-
The citizens of the county OF Northumberland opposed
10 Tue election of Gen. Andrew Jackson as President OF the
United States, convened for tie purpose Of taking into
consideration the proposition to ed Delegates to the Con
venliou proposed to be held in Richmond on the 9th Of
next and approving in general The resolutions and reason
ing Of their fellow Of the other counties and
OF the state who have expressed teir opinions on this sub
Jccti and believing that plan be adopted so well
calculated to ascertain The real wishes Of the state on The
subject Of tie approaching Presidential election as the
contemplated Convention
IHereoSs, Resolcsd, Tina, Fleming Bates aud Valentine
y Conway Esqures be appnined Delegates to represent
this meeting in said Convention.
Rcsolrsd Thata Committee, consisting Of Rev = u,,-
CESS, Dr. Joseph Basyc, d.. Hiram Harding Tho S sv.
nor, Capt. TO Brown and Capt Richard r. GssEinc r.,
appointed correspond with their fellow citizens in differ
en' parts Of the State, with power d aur vacancy thar
ina: NH'H'u 20 l. ieFr -.
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find any reasonable proof to support their allegations
under these circumstances the present meeting deem
II their duty TO support by their humble exanple and
influence an administration which they CONSCIENTIOUS
" believe 10 be pure, upright and patriotic.
beiieV'gg TOO, that The nude long pIactised in
virginia OF forming electoral ticket by legslat
caucusing is an usurpaon, and at lance with sound
republican principles-tiey of opiuion that the
hine Is at hand when such hiph handed dic,aIion can
be opposed with success, and thus give the ireeen
oil Virginia the rights and privileges bequeathed to
them BY the martyrs of the revolution
Resolved therefore, That we view the election oil
Andrew jackson TO the Presidency, whose claims ar
founded exclusively upon his military renown, as a
dangerous precedent the liberty of country anu
that we will use all honorable and fair aveI
SO great an evil.
Resolved, That have the fullest confidence in the
ability and integrity Of the President and Secretary
State, and that helieve the charges of corruption
which have been circulated against those disng nisn
cd patriots have been proved TO be malicious and with
out the least foundation
Resolved That the proposed Convention TO be held
in Richmond on the 9Th of January next meets with
our entire approbaiion being republican in princ
pie and opposed TO the species of Ocarchy winch has
SO long petyaded Virginia.
Resolved, That Five Delegates be appointed by this
meeting to attend said Convention TO represent the
friends OF the administration in this countv;-and that
the delegation consist OF the following persons any two
OF whom shall have authority 10 act viz: Wn Steen-
bergen jun James Sterret,, DR.. T. T. Blacklord
Joseph Arthur, and Isaac Miller.
Resolved, That committee of correspondence he
appointed by this meeting, whose duty it shall be tc
communicate with their fellow citizens in other parts .
the State friendly TO the administrations, and that tie
said committee be composed of the following persons
VIZ VIM Smith, Esq. VIM. Sceobergeu sen. jaime
Bolts, benjamin Blackboard and NJ. G. Richardson.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting b.
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and publishes
IN the Sentinel of the Valley, Winchester Republican
snd the Richmond Wing.
GEORGE F. HUPP, Chairman.
JAMES STERRETT, Secretary
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-24

OR minister 10 ChHe.-OD the 31si of July last,
MI allen Minister for tie u States at Chile took
leave OF the Vice President and lie authorities of that
republic, at St. Jago, preparatory his cnbar<De for
this country. Mr.. S. Learned was al the same time
recognized as Charge d'hfairs
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Ns'0Wtd That the proceedings othis meeting be Sigme
oy the Chairman and Secretary, and copies thereof 10
warded to the Editors of the Constitutional WING an
Richmond Enquirer, with request r ,he pubca i0 n
GRIFFIN EDWARDS, ChanudU.
kOsERr ALENANDER. Secretaly.
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From he NIarrca'on ia. GascHe.

NoYENBER 1th, 1927.
Agreeably to previous notice, respectable num-
Der Of The Citizens OF New Baltimore aud its vicinity
assembled al the House Of MIR. James HAMPTON to
take into consideration the pro7rety OF establishing
cotton, wool and fax Mandatory in said town
The meeting being called to order, Eppa Uuntop
was appointed Chairman, and Philip 4. Kiipstine Sec.
when The Chairman having explained tie object of
the meeting, the following resolutions were adopted
1st. Resolved, that il IS expedient TO establish a
mandatory Of cotton wool and fax in the town OF
New Baltimore, aid that The members of this meeting
will lend their aid in every possible mauner 10 further
that object.
end. Resolved, that il is expedien and proper that
Manufacturing Company should be Incorporated for
that purposes that tie members of this meeting will
heartily join IN petition the General Assembly of
Virginia for an act Of incorporation, & that Eppa Hun
ton John OgiVio, and Philip A. Khps,ine be CON-
m'ltee 10 draw up said petition and superntend the
same
Sd Resolved, that the President of this meeting be
requested TO call meeting Of The citizens of New Bal
tmore and he ncighbohood, soon as it shall We as
cerianod that law Incorporating tie Company has
passed,
The meeting then sdiourned
EPPA HUNTON, PREs'r,
PHILIP A. MILESTONE, Seciv
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nc heetInB then adl0urned.
EPPA HUNTON, PREs'r
PHILIP a. KLipsroNE, Sec'y.

'Ne'e Tort.-We are ,Hclined 10 believe that The
disingenuous arts pract;sed by Van Buren, and his
party to control the late election. though attended
with partial success, viii prove ultimately disastrous
10 the Jackson interest in New York The people have
been sbameiuiy everreached and bsnboozlod BY this
most accomplished inriguer-this FoucAe OF America
cards ever wore stocked, ii was done at the late
Ne" York election. BY the complete organization Of
bis party, he has succeeded in returning majority of
jackson men 10 The legislature, while il is absolaiei
certain, toa the vast majority of the State friendly
to the administration The intelligent reader will nat
ura'Iy enquire how this was eGected2 The cxplana-
lion Is easy For years the Republican party in New
York has been governed by regular nominations
ating from committees. The enquiry with Republicans
vas not who is the candidate but is he repulsrr nor
mated And this consideration governed the vote Of
The citizen. The central committee at Albany Of which
M Van Buren, is The master spirit was tie reservoir
from which the county committees derived all their
directions and suggestions Accordingly Jackson men
were nominated wherever there was chance of their
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-24

meeting OF the cilizcns of CUMBERLAND on
posed To the election of Andrew Jackson ms President
o. the United States, viii he held at the Courthouse
u! The county on Saturday, 1st December
Several fEeei.ol,ierS
10 THE CGrIzENs NEW KENT.
Meeting Of the Citizens of New Keat, opposed To
Tie election OF Cen. Andrew jackson President the
United States, is respectfully invited assemble at their
Court House, on the first Monday in Decembei Cl
that rs NOT good the next fair day. appoint Delegate
10 the proposed Convention the I'd Tuesday of lex,
January, in the city OF Richmond.
Nov. 1927. MANY cJT!ZrNc
"A meeting OF toe Citizens of Southampton county
friendly to the election OF Cen. Andrew jackson .,
President of tue United States, will take place al
Jerusalem in said county, he first day of next
December, court.
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meeting Of tho friends Of the Administration a.
Pittsbsrg, have nominated John Andrew sbulzo c.,
ernor Of PeDnsJ lyaDis, for Vice President .f come,
the Administration party in Virginia w III W.
President of theirow The leaders ,,o,,,a -,
serve The credit for cable management not lone sDc
S'o'" '"e"'' should they be guilty of such folly
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Japaned Leather Hats

EOR CO.1CHuEN IND FOOTHEN.
HAVE received Case of the per The schoope,
E'enor, om Philads pha- handsome article.
NOV 5---.s JOHN THOMPSON