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DENTAL. SUialaiclkY.

Holm r. NORvEtd having deyo4ed sosns
- timo in ph'lsdeIfhis IN scqcirins kno~-
ledce Of Dental Surgery, undU~ The instuussspn Of
8. y. Fitch, M. u. has returned 70 Lyscl,busg. end
It now prepared 10 enter upon tho du,ie1 81 his pe
lesson lila Office 10 one door sbovd eA4 FsassslSn
Hotel, where I've may BE- found betwsse lks Aoesa
OF O'Clock. A. NJ. and 8 2. Nj.
That tho public may better know The seASAiue -
Dr. Fitch in his profession J. y. rcltvs snsm 70
the following testimonials N HE eminenea 1insA
Jackson, professor in the University o. PcMjsyt-
vsnia, WRITES thus---' Dr.. Fitch b scgvesy cdr
Gated ms practitioner VI Medicine, and has devo.
ted his attention chiefly TO DENTAL Surgery, ~
which subject no has written an sSeSllpns work.
Mr.. Walsh, editQs OF the 4uasscsiy Review.
gives IN tho Natioaal 0azciie tins following cdit0-
rial remarks -" DIR. Ssnlucl 8. Fitch has retnsn-
ed to this CITY, and to HE residence 10 Wslpue
street, No. Ill. We mention thiA Circumstances
because VIC beicvs Dr.. Fitch 10 BE- ono u the moss
scientific and sklfn operators with Tho teeth in ous
| country, and the author oga comprehensive wosk
on pon.al Surgery, which " cOnsiJsseo sxcslIsnss
il not the very best exiant."
Feb I ~
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

On the 18Th inst Gov Floyd laid before the Iic-
glslature the letter Of Mr.. Leigh, published in our
last, apprzing him of the fact that Gen. Hamilton
mad agreed to re-assembIe the Convention OF South
Carolina for tho purpose Of acting on the request OF
the Legislature Of Virginia that the Ordinance OF
Modification be suspended until the termination Of
,the next sesaon Of Congress. Enclosed in Mr.,
Leigh's letter, comu,un cations 10 tina, gentle
man from Gov. Hayne aud Gen. Hamilton which
we are compelled, for van, Of room, to omit They
are unimpor,ant, however, with the exception of n
declaration Of the Governor, that South Carolina
does not now, and never did, contemplate force,
'cept as defensive measure-a declaration, which,
we sorry TO say we cannot credit, because it is
contradicted by authenticated facts. Iii, be true
however, there will be no reason to dread blood
shed, because We have now befure US the instruc-
ions given by the President, through the Secreia-
ries Of the Navy and War department the COM
rnanding officers on the Charleston station, IN
which they are strictly epjoincd 70 act entirely on
thc defensive. lfboth parties assume this attitude,
ii is clear that not blow will be struck. The
communication of the Governor, with its encfo-
sarcs, having been read, Mr. Brodnax moved res
olutlon, which was adopted, requesting MIR. Leigh
10 remain in South Carolina, until the Convention
Of hepeope Of that State shall re-assemble, and to
Continue there during its session, or such portion
thereof, OF for such .ne thereafter Is ne may deem
most expedfens, to promote those greh and desira
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21

DIED OF pulmonary consumption nj his rest
dencc IA the county Of Amherst, on Friday night
the slh inst Mr. JARRArr GILLIAN, IN the
69th year Of his ace.
Throughout long and exemplary life, Mr q
has sustained IN the various relations of husband
parent and neighbour, character Of tho mat
spotless and unmpeachable integrity mud honour
For more than ~ yours preceding his death, he
was p,ous and highly respectable member OF the
Baptist church md ia his hour of dissolution s,a
infested that undlsmayed foritude Which Gnu.
tian can only feel when about To meet the KIM
of Terrors." In his death his family and society
have sustained a loss which will re deeply ftl, and
long regretted
-, on tho Il, January last, Mr. JERfMl
All COATS formerly Of Amherst county.
-. of pneumonia, on Sunday morning the
Sd inst at his residence IN Bedford county. Col
EDWARD GWAIklNS, IN the AID year Of his
age. Could tho vigilance aud skill Of the physi
cisn who attended him To his last moment 10.
gchor with the tear of his family and tho sympa-
thy of his friends have uvacd any thing, Col
Gwatkins had still lived ont tho span allotted 10
man--now engaged IN the busy scores OF lie
still the pride and ornament Of his bercavcd dis.
consulate family. Scarce has it fallen 10 the lot
Of any to record the death of one who was gc-
morally esteemed and beloved than the subject OF
tins painful notice. lie was cmincn,ly endowed
with strong and penetrating mind, ond with that
order Of talents which not only rendered him socin'
bic 10 any company but endcarcd him n the CIR
ces IN which he moved lie was an Affection
ate husband, kind parent, good master, aud
generous neghbor Col. Gwatklns will long be
mourncd by all who knew him, both in private
and public capacity. In the latter no maintained
his station with manly frmnoss--with honor and
,ntogrity--wh a strict adhorcnce TO the principles
Of Justice never swervlns from his duty in the
exercise OF his public functions, IL ever he did, II
was always Oh the side Of mercy. lie was warm
and devoted freud not ono of those who made
prctcnsions to friendship for their own sordid md
fell pnrp SEES but his attachments were permanent
and not easily soyered-not dcscrting hls friend III
the hour ofperil In he ,'eath ot,hIs truly good man
society has experienced an irrrpniablc loss--a va
CUM that cannot be filled. lie Is no mare.
ANXIOUS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21

MIR james Taylor aud Mr. Charles M KIN
III ney, adm'r OF Peter Francisco dec - Please
take notice, that shall toke the deposition Of
Samuel T., Duval, on the sth Of April, 1893, ut
Browns Hotel m Tallahassee. in Florida, ard Of
Jonathan Christian, and others, VI the Store Of
Flood & Nowlu, Mt Oakv'llc, Buckingham county,
Va on the 2jlh Of April 1888, to lac read in SUIT
now depending aud undetermined in tho County
Chanecry Court for the county OF Buckingham, ~
wheel, suit am plaintiff, aud yourself and Charles
Mckinney, adn'r of Peter Francisco, dec. are dc
fendans You will further take notice, that il the
above DEF ostions should rot be completed on the
lng. above slccfeh, shall continue from day 10
day takiag ofthe same until they are completed
Al which time and lace you may attend, II you
think proper
Yocts, PHILIP DUVAI.
FEB Il wiw
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the LIST and last OF which we give

Mr. Blait Of the s." great Globe" appears to be
exceedingly chagr'ned at this result, showing, As
it does, the evident decline Of Jacksonism-fur no
one can doubt, that had the election taken place
twelve months ago, Blair would have beat any 9TH
er competitor, nearly two to one Mr.. Blair pro-
misses an exposition of the causes which led TO his
defcat-a safe mode Of dischargins his extra bile,
which we heartily commend to all defeated candi-
dates
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- ss-i-' -
NOTICE.

V"ILL be sold, ut public auction, TO the high
w est bidder, on the premises, on the 9th day
of March next, that wcli known tract of Land be-
longing to the cstato OF George Doolcy dec. which
ia situated Oh the main Western Road, between
three and -four niles west Of tho town Of Liberty
par, of said tract Of Land is cleared, and posses
SEES the improvements OF a common Dwelling
House, Kitchen, and all other necessary Out hou-
SEES for small family and the land is considered
very fertile ly good judges farther description
of said land is considered unnecessary, us any IN
diy,dual willing to purchase will view said land
and Judge fer himself Said tract contains be-
tween and 800 acres, and will be sold on credit
often years, IN three equal payments, the purcha-
ser giving satisfactory security. BY tho execu-
,ov. JOHN SHARP and
WILLIAM b. DOOLEY.
Feb 81 ~
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ATIE\rTOE

There will be meeting Of the Reiiori County
Temreranee Society, agre,ably to the request Of
the American Temperance Society, in Liberty, al
~ O'clock on Tuesday Feb 26th, l.33 --Scveral
Addresses viii be delivered and some important
business transacted. The friends of this cause
and the objects Of all its Auxillarics are respect.
fully invited TO attend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21

Prices for Strips 81 To 6d London q Liverpool
Leaf 2sd to I'D & Cd "
'i.irerpoo', 5t4 n Jansary, 1881. w thin the
last four days u considatabc business has been
done in Tobacco by TIC uadc, at full prices for
Strips, aud higher rites for Leaf 100 hhds. ri
Virginia Leaf from 3idto i.d 100 bids. Virgin
ia Strips f!d to 81. 100 hhd~. kcnIu,ky Strips
sd"
Our own markets are brisk, and Tobacco cling
a, fair prices IN Richmond, Lynchburg aud nIl o
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CnMnlission Husiness.

r; HE subscriber offers hie services to his friends
- and the pubic rs Commission Merchant
His ~ IS few doors nbove the Franklin Hotel
SAHI. ANTHONY.
Mira. Anthony wishes to take few Young La
dies as Boardcrs fIcr rooms are conimodous, and
near some of the bes, Schools in Lynchburg
Feb 81 Is
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IL VIEW.
OF THE LYNCHBURG MARKET

Extreme prices oi passed obacco, &iHo 10 ~ ID
Inferior 10 COMMON, 4 70 To 3 80
Common To good, 80 to w
Good To fac, 100 10 . 70
Refused Lugs 3 90 To ; III
Strips, 4 30 To q NJ
Inspected the past week - l'Js passo'l tobacco
~ hhds rcfused Total IL hhds
We continue to do very little IN Tobacco. The
prices arc fair for the quality, and the prospecis
arc quite favorable, aud the prices likely 10 b.
malntained We have received the annual ,tpefl
Ut the state aud p aspects of the Tobacco Market
~ 'irSat Britnin anl tho continent We max
ho following extracts. e" OF the exports of the l.
nited states 10 Europe, the continent has received
more than her usuni proportion TIE o'ks IN
Great Britain about 5000 ,ds less tins yeav
than the last, whilst, on tho continent OF Europe.
there ne 3olb hllds. more, forming mn aggregate
stock Of - 600 hhds against * 900 at the close Of
1891, and 81 900 hhds at the close Of 1920 and
ls2o and for the SIX previous years the stock lcil
"as never less than 81 800, aud reached ri oue
IIme $1,000, forming an average for that period Of
70 900 hhds
The diminglion Of the European stock, as com.
pared with that NJ the close OF 1891 Is of little
moment s.llI less If compared with that Of thu
previous year but taking mo consideration ths'
the stocks remaining IN Virginia, Maryland and
View Orleans for thu last ten years have averaged
- 900 hLds and NOW DO not exceed 1900. TIM
the consumption has increased IN countries sub.
jet to high dui,es the oortn'nty that he crop Of
1892 rs even smaller than that Of 1881 the con
Sumption increasing aud the production diminish
ing we are justified IN regarding present prices us
moderate. md likely 10 be maintained. The guam
ty Of Strips III Liverpool Is very large, and is
quail TO eighteen months consumption We an
noxa settlement Of Tobacco IN drca, Britain al the
close of each year for the last seven.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21
LITERARY NOTICES.

"HESKy MAsrEsroN, or The adventnre, Of d
Young Cavalier," is the title of a new Novel,
written by Mr. James, author Of Darnley, Riche-
lea, sc and recently issued, a No Of the Family
Library, from the ,eeming press of the Messrs
Harpers of New York. 1t is fall Of romantic Incl
dent, in which, however, ob1blity is generally
kept in vicw--a feature, by the way, necessary TO
render ull narratives, whether fictitious or hstor'-
cal, interesting, though it is too often sacrificed
by novel writer's, as well rs historians: IN order 10
statlc the reader by the bodness Of their magina-
ton. The period selected as the era Of Il ny
Mastcrtol' birth and adventures, is during the
Civil Wars Of gland that Interesting era which
followed the expulsion Of the Stuars, obstinate
anduntcachable race Of Kings, from the thronc,
and the elevation of Oliver Cromwell to the Pro
tectoratc. Master.on is q gay Cavalier, of " most
approved good character" Wiser than his years
would seem to warrant, valiant as wise, and en-
tertairing a most sovereign contempt for tho
Roundheads, who, in extending the victories OF
civil! and geus liberty, in its infant struggles,
disgraced the first by many gra.ui,nus acts Of ty-
ranny, and the lastby tho fierce fana.cism which
they substituted for the mild and pure precep's Of
the gospel-the Young Cavalier rnn through an
adventurous career Of love and war, unstnned by
seproach, though often thrown into situations Of
difficulty and peril, IN which one less firm nigh,
have been b.,raycdo his ,errors, aud one less
honest might have made frequent compromises
with his conscience But Master Henry Mas.
te1ton" was loyal to his King, though loyalty won
more kicks than coppers-true TO his ladye love"
though as usua. in such cases, its course was far
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21
DlGGES' OFFICE, !
Lynchburg, Feb. 2lts, 1888. !
HUZZA FOR TIE COT
TAGE.
Another Smile from the +" Cod

dess I"
Drawing Of the Dismal Swamp Lottery, class No.
2, for 1889.
&c Il 80 25 Sc % 81 20 80 IA
Quarter Ticket Nos IA 90 5l--Capital- Prize Of
IS OOO-was sold at this Office of Luck OBJ
serve the Schemes now published in this days pa
per und call for chances at DIGGEs OFFICE
OF Astonishing Luck
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21

II The New YORK Courers correspondent " the Spy in
Washington" after giving sketch IL Mr.. Gin, bill adds
much under tho iuGnence al NY feelings 10 srcu
write the prospects which again beginning 10
dawn upon land OF Henry Clay. .ay nothing. except
that he this day fearc.sly pcrinmed his duty tn his
lilo has shrusk from spoDslbuy which It
necessary proper for him TO assume. It"m
appearances Inclined 10 believe a his proposition
Substantially, Will prevail"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21

A, n meeting of the officers Of Campbell Court
house Temperance Society, held the ! lin day OF
February, 1873 present Thou as Rosser Edward
b. Withers, James NJ. Coh5s s. VIM. Il Clement,
L. Resolved, Tha, the members of this Society
be requested TO assemble themselves at Campbell
Court house on the Doth inst
=. Resolved, Tina, George r. Dabney be rcqucs-
ted to address the Society on tina, day.
3 Resolved That the Secretary forward a copy
of the above resolutions 10 Mr. Dsbney also To
the editors of the Vlrgnan in order that the same
may be inserted in their paper.
TIlOS ROSsER, President.
VIM. a. CLEMENT, Scc'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21

Pus-icetoya EOel.-I is said Of Lopc dc Vega
,ha, he was once asked by the Bishop Of Boiler to
explain one of his Sonncts, which the Bishop
said he had often read and never understood. Lope
took up the sonnet. and after reading 1t over and
over ssvesal times, frankly acknowledged that he
did not understand II himself.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21

The BeaMyof Virtue-The following fine re-
herion is to be found in the Life Of Lord Herbert,
Of Cherb1rg:
Every body loves the virtuous, whereas the vi
ci0us do scarce love one another" Upon the aame
subject an Arabian happily observed, that he learn
ed virtue from the bad, for their wickedness nspi
red him with dis,s.e 10 vice.
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NOVELTY.

a., Tn. ladies' w, , subscribed to the Fleg f,r
the Lynrhburs Troop, ore informed iha II Will be
presented on Friday, 22ni .1stant, at l. o'clock.
Charles L. Mosby Esq hav. ng 5cen unanimous
ly chosen their representative ara having eeen
requested by committee to act III ,eir bthai, VIII
present, it tothe Troop. The place selected Tor
the ceremony is the upper end ofthc MAJ street.
The from, porch of Mr.. Maurice II Gsrlan,. 5 re-
sdcnee, has been politely rendered for those IN
dies. who subscribed To the Flag, AM they are par
ticuIarly aud respectfully invited to assemble there
on Friday, precisely at III o'clock TO witness the
ceremony.
n BIZ The 22l inst, should prove Indictment
the ceremonies wtI be postponed to some future
day.
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o., .. ps~es 70 10 which, y. government is.
cheat, and our Union worthless.
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HuoI received iSon New York and tor sni-, J
- ,so horse bar ouch. --slso hght Ia.
rouches Tor Que or Two horses
II. II. BEACH g. Co.
Feb q n
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MVANrED ms u" Apprentice 10 tho Carriage
w making business, u lad nbou, 10 yeaSs Of
sge--onc from the country would he preferred.
H. r. BEACH Il %.
Fab o. 4.
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VIRGINIANS.
A.ONk Nt this.
GOLDEN LUCK X IMpOR.
TANT VICTORY.

a LEE h~ the pleasure IN announce to hi
$40 distant friends and Htqnninta"css III" pre-
omiuen' success which has attended the elorts OF
one 81 his distant correspondents.
Drawing OF he Union Canal Lottery. Class M. q
10 81 36 13 25 10 2 23 G3 \
tonh,ns,pn- 10 i3--2h-.t,rand Capuni Pslzs
n $1,000. sold ~ Lees Lucly oniur, opposite
The National fioicl. Pennsyivania Avenue, WSsh'
,ngfon CIsy. 10 gentleman living In Frr'iercks
burg So sivrn urers, look 10 ,hs shove. Sni II
,on valus wealth. send yorr orders 10 'hr p'iss
selling Lee. who constantly keeps On hand .
choice aud golden st Of onmbsrs IN all The v8r,op.
Lotteries undet the m"nsg, ment u Ya'fs IL Nc
intyrc,
Washington. Feb. q ar
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The path Is full Of peril that you tread
On fire. with faithless ashes oycrsprcad.'
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r. Col. THOMAS A. Bond~rant is announced
us u candidate to fcpresent tht county OF Back'ns-
hmm in the n. xt L. 'gisa,urc Of Virginia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-27

most awful mood Thers C . oomplese Staenation to all business except Only with inc gTavediggera and coffin makers fmagiaes sir, villHgo with a IhOWs- and iahabanis and haf those fleeing to the country, and three Gourts of the remainderpanc stricken sev. Doctors continually going here and there, attend
 ing upon the sick and dying, and death staring us in :he face. Half our stores e0sed, and shops of, all kinds the same; amd thep iaagins our situation. The scourge made s first api,earalce here on Tuesday, and with its approach Ia1 two Of our ci,izens-E "Wednesday three-yeHcEday three mOre-and to day as maHy-and before l2 oenek, ~ ia less than three hours three more will certainly die; they are beyond recovery. All the frsl proved Gatsl, which tn- fortunately has given the panic of fear to all but very few"
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-27
CALVIN BUTLER. Judge. ;
 BENJAMIN FINN, Adminis'f.

At a Court of Probate holden at Canaa,,, witk-
 in and for the Dis,rict of Sharon, on the 9lst
 dag cf June, 4. D. 1858:
 Present, Wm. M. BUrrdll, Es9. Judge.
 TTPON the petition of Ephraim Newland;
 V) of Saltwater, in the county of Saratoga; N. Y. showing tO this Court that he is guard ian of William Bird, of said Saltwater, minor; that said minor is the owner of real estate sit- uated in Salisbury, in said district. viz. A cer- tain piece or tract of land situated in the wes- terly part of said Salisbury, and bounded northerly by :he highway running past Henry Birds dwelling house; east bt Samantha Reeds land, south by land distributed to Sa- lome Covey. west by Abigail B. Wheelsr's land; containing about twenty-eight acres of land. Also the one undivided third part Of | piece of land lying on TockoDOck mountain, lately owned by Isaac Bird, deceased, .con-- taIniDg in the whole about two hundred and sixty-three acres Also the enc undivided se- venth part of all the real estate which was dis tributed from said Isaac Birds estate to his widow as her dover therein. and which now is under the incumbrance of said dover. Also the one undiyided sixth part of sll the real estate which was distributed from said Isaac Birds estate to SalOme Corey, apd the one undivided sixth part of that part of said estate incum bered by said widow dover which be- longed to said Sajome Covey. valued at about twelve hundred dollars: that 1t would be for the interest of said minor that said real estate should be sold. and the avails thefe6f vested in other real estate or expended in the eduea- ton of said minor or placed at interest ing for liberty to sell said property for tho purposes aforesaid; as per petition on file, da- ted June ;2i, 1888:
 It is ordersd by fhss Cossrt, that said guardi. an give notice of said application, by ca,ising the same tO be published in me of the news papers published in LitchAeld. in the county of LitchReid, three weeks srccessitely. at least six weeks before the hearing; and that said petition will be heard at the Probate o. flee in said district, on the 9th day of Ssptem4 bes next, at 10 o'clock A. M. ~ N. Certified from Record.
 g. Vii. F. BURRALLs Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-27

even acquired the -pOweF or swallowing pins, md peH-knives But the quality of those articles is the same, notwithstanding these extraordinary facts. In all such cases ihe constitution haa previously suffered violence, has become dseased and since tho healthy mans food is Oen the sick 4ans poison, and the food of the latter Oen the poison of the iorer the phe- nOmeRa in question form no exception the general fact. Before perso0 can take spirit in large quan,i- y, without feeling immediately injurious effects from it, he must first have dipeased his constitution; anG even then the spirit taken will rapidly wear him out n order to show that ardent spri, not poison will be necessary prove that it can, by all healthy per- he taken as freely water milk, and with as
 te injurious effect. But since we know that, 60 talk en, would the death of most healthy persons that it would greatly endanger Others and then ithere any whom it would do hurt, il is because their constitutions have been greatly hurt and Are gradually dissolving cannot assign alcohol to any class but that of pOisons.
 As :o the question whether wine is poison it is clear that if it contains alcohol it contains poison and this is true of all ermente wine. But in judging of the qualities Of any article, do, plain men, judge of by the effects which it produces, wien talk en as whole, wi,hOu. particularly regarding the qualities which belong any othe ingredients which compose it. Taking then, wine as whoe-if we can drink 1t with as much freedom we can drink water milk. and svih as l.sle inary, sa@edia,e or remote, then it is moi poison. Every knows that the contrary is the fact. Habitoal and free wine drinkers, whatever be the kind of wine which they drink, have infrmties which are known to be caused or aggravated by wine. On principle, therefore, wine be removed from the class ofposons Itmay have the advantage, aadvantage is, ofbeing slow poison than alcohol but though slow, it is sure.
 In whatever proper ligh therefore, we view ardent spirits and wine, the conclusion the same-ihey poisons. Physicians have long since declared them to be such; would any respectable physician advise
 person, young and in heah 10 driak either ofthem. Medical authorities are, far as understand, decid- ed the point; and the principles by which all plain men judge in all other cases, teach the same.
 ME PARo1NoN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-27
WORKING MEMS CELEBRATION.
 4TH JULY.

7zs we,kng Ys" l,ass s sela ss ss s,Srisr. olssr. aUersay our ladspsnases, Z, es,,besie oIs = 6ecOming snanner. lis expected there 0iH be on OrafiOn Oeiivered-also q Dinner prepared at Parks' Hotel in lis best siyle, for those sCkO ,Cish to dine. 4 CARSON is provided for tke occosion. Per order. JaHe 26