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MCRRISON'S HTGEIAN
Kegetnble Unirxrsal Medicine.

VUNHIS Is TO CERTIFY That Samuel Young having
given assurance of his conviction in the llygean Theory
of Physiology developed by the British College of Health
counterfeits is appointed Sole Agent fs vending the
HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNIFERS1L
MEDICINES AND PUBLICATIONS.,
In and for the State of Rhode Bland.
In confirmation whereof have this fourth ay of January
1888 set my hand IA SHEPPARD MOAT
Sole General Hygeidn Agent for the u. 5. of
America, Smuh-sttef, Brooklyn, l.. L.
This certify that have appointed the following gentle
Agents for vending Monisons lily geian Universal
Medicines in this State to wit MIR Reue H. Baker OF War
rem, Mr. David Melville of Newport Messrs George Hammond
& CO. Wickford.-Mr Jefferson l. kimball Coventry anC
James IL. Pearce, in EastGreeuwieh. SAhiL YOUNG.
Feb % 1884.
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BALSAN or LIVERWORT.

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hundreds from the grave. Ii has been for from all
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effects, for such simple vegetable compound. has been
found be extremely ehcacious in the following Diseases
Consumptons Common coughs, Colds Hopping Cough diff
Guilty OF breathing, Asna Influenza, Quusy Phtlsic, Spit
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and deeterous noums osed upon the public by
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ne ATHS

Died. on the llh of September, at his esdenec n the county o.
Mr. Charles the 56th OF ha age Ms
of Providence while is painful to the feelings oil
Iarr circle ami iend peculiarly affective 70 MS most
nbv mariner and TO nephew whom he was n ahcr dear
nv should however, large consolation in the circumstance Oh
M b,yog .peu honorable and good long life leaving hshna
] m me for he was man faithful relation which no
boc to society much esteemed by those who knew MN
inecd man, that his acquaintance was eagerly sosn @
c ncrrer DAYS early fs and indeed until within year
two OF DEATH he tho boon companion and oy
M. or those who the language 'ha chase 10 ho Sports
which e n, much adad, oudest in the v'cw-haoo ana
in Mt Of the fox During the last year or moro
seemed assume serious ana
c,rm.ed apparently about the concerns Of "nr'y. '"os,
tcu NAV consolation in believing that the oonnues @
- ~ , home the regions Of the bess
h r. him death the beginning Of for better e-the dooi
h onrns nun unendns Seeing TINT h sun has mus SET
u c,onI wei. na they indulge the hope that his spirit has
";snJ ,rlo,ou, moow;' which has already CON-
"nc.d which knows noas asr but "hch runs am 'u | a'
crl
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opportunity of visiting before the election and I
think, in the presence Of three hundred persons,
that in contest between Mr.. Van Buren, and Judge
White, should not hesitate the twinkling Of eye in
giving to the farmer, clear, decided and uneqnivoca
preference Not for the that is now basely al
lodged that am the advocate of Northern and Nor
thern principles, but because 1 thought then and still
think Judge White had very inconsistency pIacedh
counter in The hands of his political opponents; and
because thought Mr. Van Buren, in every respect bet
ter qualified to administer the Executive Government
Of The United Stats. As to his being Citizen Of the
State of New York wish it distinctly understood that
am mt in The habit of estimating either public pr
var worth bv lines of latitude and longitude Arroga
ting myself other distinction than that Of being
American citizen, insist upon M other qualifications
in those who candidates for Office than the require
of the Constitution, and That portion If virtue and
intelligence which indspcnsahy necessary to the able
and upright discharge of public duty.
ain very respectfully,
Sir, your friend, and obt srrv'i.
A. p. BAGBY"
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MARRIAGES..

Married. On the 18th by the Rev. Mr.. Burell Mr. William H.
Hill to Miss Amanda NJ daughter Of John Archer, Esq., all OF
Che stricld =, ,,.
Married on Tuesy evening. the 18th nst by the Row Pleasant
Jane. Andcr-on ESQ., 10 the nmInbe and much admit
rad Miss Ca,harne d. youngest daughter Ut the Rev john 'ooa-
n,,-,Il Of Fluvanna county, Va.
IIao2s arc they, the happict OF their kiid.
Whom Irr matte, mud in one int
Their hr4ris, til r inTtunc', and their beings blond
ri. no, the ruars tic Of human laws,
Unnatural OFT and fore en- TO tho mind
That binds their peace, but harmony ITSELF
Affirming all their passions into love;
Where friendship full rxerts her soitcst poSor,
Perfect esteem cnlivcned by desire
Inefnblc, anil sympathy OF soul:
Thought meeting thought and will preventing Will,
With bouudcss confidence: for naus ht but lofo
Can answer love- and rcnlcr bliss socurc
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ed 80 The United states for the purpose Of establishing
an University at the seat of Government for the promo
ton Of the arts and sciences The money, is in the
hands of the Lord Chancellor of England ready TO be
paid over conformably to the Will, which fact be has
communicated com, to our Government with copy of the
MlH IS there no clause condition in the Will,
winch will call upon Congress- ia their Federal charac
Ter: 10 assume power over National Education As
Academy, University &c but not as the Representa-.
tlvcs of the People at large In our humble opinion,
Congress has no right to grant an inch of land w.
lnr IN The District and b"hnging To the U. States, 10
be duly weighed, in Ill its bearings, before ary recon-
mcnlalion goes Congress
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- lhc Hiitr$ arc .NuHtfrrS.
Wc -cpca what we observed the other dav that the
,,oa party should use with prudence and torbearancc
- riclrry il has achieved The Union men have sue
s,4 in e!ec,ing their ticket for Governor and menu
80: Congress, and in choosing decided majority in
.sb;anclcs Of the LcgiSlature.'
IL county Of Troap is counted among the G2 coun-
- brr not among the tiStha is, the return is recciv.
Il :r Congress, but not for Governor. Estimating
r.m 10 be nearly the same, Schleys majority in 81
!atss is about ll7G. Estimating ais, the counties,
ION which the poll for Governor has been received, but
% ior members Of Congress- the same for both, then
ear 10 allow 400 votes more to the Union Congress
, al Tckct-giYing Glascock. the highest Union
ne majority of 1890 Wilde the highest States
ht candid4te-Thcrc are 81 counties in Georgia. aud
:. course. ~ be heard from.-Thc returns from
,sc will add to the majority Of the Union ticket, from
la1 10 1900 more-making the Union ma orty in the
ste between and 3JO0.-We shall give the tabular
yen Of the complete returns, as j, comes to
nd AS far they ascertaincd, the Union Demo
as have carried 81 Representatives and 81 Senators
the mcng'e party, 81 Representatives and % Scna-
rs
Observation-Disclosures is elected Governor,
'l2csa-and the Wings throwing up their caps and
,4aug an hurrah about the Presidential vote Of the
SAFE. as We also cxpcced-The following are the
far receved-with comparative list of the
,n'cs, given in 1882, between this Mr. Rner
ID M. Wolf
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The ~ Integenccr says, that information has oeSn
-oce;ved nv the Government that Request was made
by some En- gsh gentleman of iat i nne To
Of 100000 pounds sterling will in all prooaSSg fnvers
w. The money we understand was bequeanso IN .ne
FIRST instance to the only of the 31 Wa y.
Of his death without heir to go to sa Ty 81 oe
ton for above stated to- the CITY,
cured and the prlnSey sgae communicate the fact
is Gsbss. that ss f : ess
eev that the English legacy of oo was 0eauea'n'
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All, ROADS.

Meetings are holding in abamn, Tennessee %c', &C.
for the purpose of affecting the r"n,e "h'I ""
Trw Orleans and Nashville Rail Road TO take virginia
il NOT idle, The following notice appears IN The "'S'
I,ynchburg papers or III. ,;zcu, Of the town Of
-, and the niiuinius country, is requested at tn1
10y 49,; orn,,. NJ half three ocIn' j." c"n'!' ~"
rnr Of applying the next i"si'ia'G ., o om neh"- 10
Po'aii"n oil cr w nj, the Nashville md New Orleans
Raj Roai. ..., or the cris;. Gcnnanl. rrorr,
Fellow citizcn:, ''c '"i"' MANY.
Attendance ,o,s;rr = scnse of her
, ;u,crcss. The Chairman Of the Committee ap'
own LII The Meeting of tho citizens Of Fredericksburg
P"I falmouth held on the Eth November last for the
an" Of taking into consideration the scheme of
Ra;t Road to the Valley of Virginia, called meeting Of
tho f said committee, on the 18th instant
,cIcs we have gathered respecting Internal Improve
uent
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,;fh1lsoEEd, Va. Tuesday. Oct. 30.
ELECTIONS.

GrcxGlA-is safe The piebald Opposition have made
,,o<t tremendous effort They comprise NullifcIs,
-, men Whitemcn, every species Of Ant-Fan Buren,
m N one solid phalanx, against the Union Democrats.
r.r fury has administered all sorts of arms" They
w brought up the Abolition question, in every fancy
"A fashion, to operate against Martin Van Buren,, and
tcnds-charging him, by every possible sort of mis-
-cscntatons with opinions he never entertained and
, measures which he has uniformly dscoura gcd-and
hing him the candidate of the Abo!itions;s and
,, candidate Of the North But they have failed in
. sruggle-and notwithstanding some other difficult
80 which the Union party have had to encounter during
canvass, from the defects in their organization
-, victory has once more perchcd upon their banner.
l,er we have received from Georgia announces, that
The Union Party have succeeded in returning cn,is.
,,o,e nrtes to both branches Of the Legislature
-h not quite equal to the orIeS OF last year-lt
-. - pretty certain tina; the Union Candidates for Con-
<. four, to fill vacancies) have succeeded, and that
:. MON Candidate for Governor (ludgc Schley) is
led bv from 1900 to 2DDO votes. But his maj rity
Il probably be greatcr-rurning up to between two and
,,,, thouSlnd.-Tnere is now scarcely 4 doubt Of
~ general result. The Mlledgeville Journal of the
~" rank NullifcrD says: We furnish the result of
-, elections in "a counties, being far received
,5s latest hour before putting the paper to press
r.. rest will be forthcoming in due time; but from
ami, is already received there can be hardly doubt
m Schiey and the whole Congress ticket Of that party
50 which he has always belonged, are elected. But if
90. Sae has been Sold the State Rights portion Of the
,oe arc not, or if sold, arc not yet delivered Not
r have they stood their ground, but they on the
,,nins hand. The majority thus far for Governor is
smaller than before
Al, The Augusta Constiu;ionalist of the Iih gives
,ro complete return, US follows:
Hscapulaon of the returns ofGl counties. for men,
80; cf Congress- and of Is counties for Governor as
,r,,ed in our table
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20

The Legislature Of Tennessee met, the 9Th inst,
under The new Constitution, at Nashville. On the 4th
Judge White and lady arrived at Nashville. A public
dinner was 10 have been given to BIN on the 9Th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20

We have laid by sererai articles to-day-among the
rest, the at Washington Petersburg, &c.-aIso
very interesting and pungen analyst of Judge Whites
'e''er from the pen Of one of our Correspondents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20

Surplus R.uenurhcre will be- full h"cn millions dolH's
in the the OF the Government o INC
,t vrnr and the question which Congress should take up
and dispose OIL snnv r the npopr1n2 TINS surplus "
90 a to the OF allowing al amount so heay 10
,, NJ the di.no.on who administer the Iorrinnn'
Tho sound and comprehensive taken the subject ny "
he which future inca
e,,yc TO surplus should hc prcrated mud we can s-
no other safe disposal Of this than IT'S distribution" pro "
.non, ,be several states of tho Union"-.f. j. Scr'
TLis is MIR Calhoun wise, constitutional plnn-aftcr
having some years since denounced the distribution OF
the suIpIus revenue among the States fatal to their
purity and their Rights. Congress have no s1ch ro~rr
!rtr Constitution gives them none such IT there be
INV such surplus the Treasury, at once Tor the
reduction of the TArh. as remedy Dry up some o,
,b sources Of the Revenue and the Reservoir will no"
overflow AS to an usurpaton Of power Tor te p"rPnSe
y, conceive how any man can recommend such
course, who has declared himself for State Rights or
goajust the Tariff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20

Tho Wb;c re.echoes the assertion of Noah, taai
Th me A. Abanv s Argus Mr. Van Burens confidential
outbpece after multitude of characteristic w'!es and
doublnss and turnings, has at length broken gF0u"o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20

Tile Notorious Thompson!
The Northern papers give US the following ar''c'eS
touching this foreign Emssary .,-d g
,THonrsoS AeGIS-It appears that the misguided Ia,
natcs, who agating the country oy ne,r ~ hold