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oen Oe9en. NH9enbltflib Centten
lie Die Sen ebre-pie Sbueen ,ieI-
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Sor9e uno fei1em 8rabe. nieDer.
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Inabe an Den &ppf ra6 Die MiBe
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rl6tete init rouben0sn 0aarsn llnb
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wunoorSt ,nelne pft1t III erful4
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fsuris fcB. $o0t !-risf i'd uno
perlpr mid in Bic Mtues.m Sdf1t1
Tide Sruppen tldrihirtetl MIN an
Dem eelbnam pprdber, oeGsn 6oupt
nod roubte, bamit ts0sr q: Das
Sbi6fal ppr 2lusen. baben m6ebte,
oo6 Den Oeierteur ,ertp portet.A 49,.
Solbe $raperlcenen (cBt oer
(Srsdbler blnIu, ftno .ern,Ite
|&rlnnernngen an Die srs6en tlnof
}Mdbtigen Der @ros.. Sic Sadet
oes Srlegs TT bdlo entsilloet, ober
manniSfolti9 uno tiefsrfbutterno
selst sr fi1 in ftinen SpIsen.. Nibt
ouein in Sblabtent no 500 un0
0er0tlmmlung Die 2op(ung i(t-
'outb In oen ein;elnsn tnin0er qte
rdul l6ocllen Grel9nlnen erlcbeint er
IN elmer 0efalt Die Das .Gentutb
|oes MenCbenfreunoss NIT grouer
uno S6mer3 erflut.. l1up tper, lit
Der g 6uIoner in ote(et, Sraller-
ptel? Ser @tols, ). eitle Nubmbst
I9leroe, oos falGbe gbrsefib(, Sic
itrofeare 2eIoen(baft oe6 Men(ben.
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leberou seigen (I6 bic sJl1oioner
tbdtts, um ourb MorD lno Yeuer
|lhrsu QaB >9egen Die, wei6en iii
ldttt9en. eSnoer Ndbe bon SoIas
bahee fou jur Seit. ais otefer 48e-
rt0t aelbrieben wuroe, cine 2lbtbeib
ung oerielben tnn 6tntsrbolt Iieeen,
nm Die Sruppen anSu9reifen tpelebe
in $bauab0ee eripartet tperoen.-
9eneral G colt fbeint ale militari,
Ibe ,Mabt bel ct. Nu9ufin, coils,
centriren uno BON Diefstn ,4unfte. aus
feline Operatienen beginner 81 tpDk
len, Mon beretbnst .oes tlnter (ei,
nsn 0efeblen lfebsnbe ,2lrmeecorps
auf 5000 Ilann nno bofft nun In
Surssm sinltige NabribteD po1
Dem Erle9stbeoter ;u erbalten. .,y.,
Ote Soltoner Srelnllissn aaD.
Slcrloo llnO i'm 0afen BON @aDan,
nab 9lacellb onaefommetl. On eiI
nem prtpatbrisfs bon Sort Ordne
oraft man bic 6ofnnng aus BEN
Xrles in Stotiba in B te Bpderf
bsenoisen su f6naen. Sn oiefer gee
seno bat man felt rnebreren QBD1sn
nod nlbt Die raii.petts Gpur bon
elnsm Snoianer entDeff., gs iff
lbper su beftimmen, fpas poneu
I'M SbilDe fibrt, ob. er Sic tbil,3u
gebct itebenoen .Gfreitfrdfte. nuf
elnen punft ;u ccncentrlrer, b5erirl
einselnen fleinsrsn MoITel operiren
su taden 9eoenfs. Wan perrnutbet
l11nler nlehr llnD ft1ehri naR er nl6
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From the Mariettu &0xetts.
ASTRONOMY

's'l'he light shineth in darkness: but
the darkness comprehendeth It not" In
t6lLigibiLiG, nOk intoLLcttnm'dlferO.
$50 degrees are that vast circle or peri
cd Of time, when tho cardinal ,pointsofthe
compass become all reversed, ahd the
Sun again rises IN the West and sets in
the East The procession ofthe equinox
es is Archimedes' lever that thus tarns
the World upside down in 800 times its
present biblical ages positive. 5555 or IS
mean, 5777 (whOse sqnareToot is the late
HALEY Comets eycIeA negative, 5000.
These two millons, and, their equivalent,
the HIndoo Pr9jAnatha Eugas 24GOoOe,
are explained in BonnycastIe's Astrono'
my, LellPr XXIlI, and Mackey's My:hO-
logical Astronomy. .-BOnnycastle states,
that in 100000 years Of the Earth round
The Sun (eanal to 81 Johns i440G0 seal.
ed tribes OF years Of the Moon round the
SunA the ecILp'ic angles origiRal "a de.
grees so decrease al the rate OF one hun.
dred years to minute, that the circles
Of the ecliPtfc aud equator would then
coincide, and equal days and nights pre-
vail all over our Earth Tor many ages.
can demonstrate that he is right.-
that 30 minutes are Il compass of 80
polnts, to take from "a degreesj leaving
the worlds present age 5000 years of this
angle and 5S40 SOLAR equal to said 5000
aunt- solar years.
1t cannot he expected that the public
should at first uRderst md me, because il
is all fluxious. ! am sure that was Sir
lsaac Newton alive he would pronounce
me right when | make these $3.50 the gol
den mean and nuliier between extremes
300 and 1912. Place proportions
the polar diameter 1900 oC our Earth to
its equatorial diameter 1924 as 33l to 332
their mean being SAID 1912 (See Ryan's
Astronomy, page 2S0.) These are such
Stubborn facts, that all my opponents
must stFike their colours to me: whose d.
adeM is Wisdom and whose scepIre Is
goose quill.
am willing TO forfeit my property, my
character and my life, ii cunnOt main
tain these truths.
Such is the brevity Of this epitcme o
said Science ofSciences, that | persdad,
myself all editors Of newspapers will Pul
Iish it pro bono PubIicO.
EDWARD PoSTLETIlWAYT PAGE
Marietta, o. , July 4lh, 1885.
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ON HYDROpHOBIA.

As many valuble dogs are annually de
stroyed, merely On the suppOsilion Of their
being affected with hydrophobIA-and on
an alarm being given, orders from the
magistrates are repeatedly issued in dit
lcreni parts Ofthe country for the destruc
lion of all dogs which are not tied up,--l
beg, on my own behalf aud that Of my
brother sportsmen, 10 call the attention cI
your readers TO the suhjectj and lam the
more induced to do this at the present mo
mcnt, from a circumstance which lately
happened, aud To which shall allude IN
the course Of this letter. will readily
admit, Mr.. Editor, the existence Of that
dreadful disorder, hydrophObla, both II
lhe canine and in the human subject anC
am quite willing that every prIper pre-
caution should be taken TO guard ugaIns
tie communication OF this (righIIul malo
dy, yet am decidenly HUSTLE to the a
dOptOn OF any measures which may
cause tho wanlon destruction of grta
number Of mos. valuable animals. Al
though have been IA sportsman for AT leaS
thirty years, and have paid more than o
dinary attention TO the animal under cou
sidcration, never recollecl 10 have seer
a rObid animal, or dog laboTing under
the effects Of hydr,phobia, in the Who'll,
circle ormy experience; but number o
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+, my with which they first entered Tex
as is broken up, and dispersed by de
seriion and other causes. If they gel
another army Of the extent proposed
it must be- composed of new recruits,
and men pressed,into service. They
will not possess the mechanical eff
cheney Of discipline which gives the
Mexican troops the only advantage
they have, they will be easily rou,ed
by very inferior force, for a portion
Of that force, we shall be obliged TO
look 10 the United States. 1t cannot
reach us too soon, there is bat one
feeling in Texas, 10 my opiniOa, aud
that is to establish the Independence Of
Texas, and 10 be attached 10 the Uni.
ted States. The war has assumed a
most deplOrable aspect. Priestcraft
and ,fanaticism have been united
against all liberal principles, to eslab.
lishaOd IN alntain this, it is necessary
that despolism should be created. the
God Of Liberty will crush it, liberal
principles will triumph, aud Texas
mustbe free.
March as speedily as possible with
all the aid you can bring, and.I doubt
not but you will be gratiled with
your reception, and situation. Come
the most expeditions route, and do not
cucumber yourself with baggage.
Bring with you arms, and forward
such aid TO Texas as you can. The
troops who were driven from Texas,
1 understand, refused 10 retarn under
any circumstances. They returned
home miserable, naked, disheartened.
For minute particulars Of our situation
and much important information, |
refer you 10 the Rev. S. BacOH; the
bearer Of this, who has been actively
engaged in the cause of Texas. The
path Of honor and wealth in Texas, is
open TO the patriotic and chiVaIlous
lam, your obi serv't and Friend,
SAM. HOUSTON.
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instances have come under my obserVa
lion of dogs reported BY the ignorant md
iimId as mad, but which Oh examination
we're not inI6cted with the dis ,rdar.
had once young pointer very much at
hlcled wlth fits, during the paroxysms oI
which he would uncOnsciously Snatch or
ule at any object within his rcarhj he
was seized with one OF these fits while fol
low y lne through Que Of our principal
streets; cry Vi squad dog" was Instantly
raised, and it was considerable person
al risk that | rescued the animal from i'm
mcdiate destruclion--l tOJk the dog III
my arms, and to avoid the stones and mis-
slles that were Aylng lhlckIy around me,
| was undur the necessity OF making Il
precipitate retreat Into d shop, the dnOr =
which happened 10 be openi | however.
Instantly shut and bolted II, and thus s''
we'd the life Ot valuable animal, aud
most likely myself trom a mumbsr Of
bruises. Not one dog in hut,dred SAID
to be mad is in reality SO; aud have moi
the least doubt that there h tve beeH cases
resembling hydrophobia ia tie humln
sab, ct, which never resulted from the
bite Of mad dog. About month since
porter was bitten by a dog, und TIE man
immediately conceived the Dig 10 be mad
he iancIed himself i'll, took tnediciue,
and 4 verify believe the hydrOphobla
have followed, had he not been rallied
out Of his unnecessary alarm, nhd the
convection of his mistake placed too
strongly before his eyes TO admit the pos
sibility ola doubt. A le.prior to this
period, an eminent medical praclitioheE
informed me, that he had beeh sent for
10 patient who had been bitten by a dog
which he immediately fancied must be
mad; and SO streng was the impression
ON his mind, that, in the course ofa lew
Days, he prevailed upea himseifte believe
hat'hofsIt the approach oil hydr"phcbia,
and no absolutely "Sh@dCIerea dtShe sight
Of f1Oater9-As the dog, hIweveS was.
'sull living, and in perfect health ii WAS,
much against his wish, In'tcdacCd INTO
hTs'Very' room, anu ne "ds, Hler Scme
trouble compelled TO sd,iit that the dog
was not mad: his'lehrs weIc'consequent
lyrrehoVeJ, 'ahd the 'hext 'Hty, he was
G6t OAEy'Sbte 'tUehdure the sight Of water
bat 'was'ih ihartett'health. Many other
instances tnIgRtbe cited, but the above
ARE sufficient Ito show the amaEiBg infI.
ehce dfihe'ilhagindtiOh, Audience it re-
qdires no very great stretch Of creduhty
10 believe, that many instances ot hydro
phoBiahave occurred end fatal ones,
lUo8 which 'hdveresuted rather from the
delusioh and'@eakuess Of'the parties than
lroM The bite efthe dog. The partially
successful bubble Of animal magnetism
Insy be'tflced to lhesame source, as we'll,
peFhaps, as some of the isniraetes of that
ptiihe ithposter, Prince Hohenlohe.
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Post Postage. The nett
amount oil postage collected, ddf:ng
the year sss, 10 the city Of New
York, amounts 10 the round sum OF
S9O3,O97 II. nearly Twice as much as
was collected ID the city Of PhiIdde''
phia during The same time Tine =.
The nett amount collected al aII
Offices in OhiC, il the. same yeati
amounted to $ll4,95l 93, little over
half as much as COLLECTED in lhe New
York city alons'
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STILL LATER FROM TEXAS.
New ORLEANS, July l3.

New ORLEANS, JULY l3.
BY tie arrival from Texas yester.
day morning,it appears that there is
but little likelihood of an engagement,
between the Contending, parties. The
advance guard Of either army, it is
believed, are not within one hundred
and fifty miles of one andtheF and
there was scarcely any probability Of
the Mexican army advancing, as they
were short Of provisions and every ne.
cessary munirion Of war;it will be
recollected that their supplies we're
cut of by the interception and capture
by the Texian armed cruisers.
Our informant states that few days
before he left Texas, there was much
indignation expressed among the sol
diery against SANTA ANA, and that
they had made an attempt TO shoot
him, but were prevented, by the time.
Iy Interference Of his guards. A pls.
,Ol shot was fired at Santa Ana, but
did him nolnjury. The excitement
arose from the fact Of the return Of
the Mexican army into Texas. 10
prevent any harm reaching him from
the enraged SOldiery, his guard has
been doubled.
From the Courier Of last evening
we CLEAN some further particulars.
The Texian force is estimated at about
5000 men, but, from the number Of
volunteers focking in particularly
froh. .the Western and Southern States,
il was presumed that, in a few weeks,
il would be augmented 10 6,000 men.
Cos, end other officers, with about 400
prisoners, are at Galveston island. II
is said to be the intention OF the Tex
ians, 10 case the Mexicams attack them,
10 put sll the prisoners 10 tho sword.
The MexiCans, 5000 strong, un-
der the command Of GaTero, were
al The Nueces, waiting reinforce emeOts.
II Is TumOred that SANTA ANA had
written to President JACKSON, asking
him, or the Governmenl, TO be his Sc.
Cari'y for any treaty that he may en-.
Ter into with the Texans. He is said
tOhsve Informed them thstthey have NJ
re ason 10 apprehend an attack Erom his
country men, as he would issue procla
nation that would Induce 1hem ia
evacuatC, without striking single
blow, The Texans, however, appear
10 place but little confidence in his
word, and are preparing for every
exigency, They are well supplied
with provisions and munitions Of war,
and we are informed would rather
fight than not.
General HoUsToN had not arrived
when the Shenandoah sailed. LAMAR
appointed commander-in chief in hi'
absence, 1t is supposed would resisr
on his return.
A lew days previous 10 the depar
iure OF the Shenandoah, an individual
by the name Of Barts died at Columbia
The general presumption was that biz
real name was Barlow, the cashier ol
the Albany Bank, who absconde,
some time since 10 consequence o.
the dopredaliOns which he committed
while cashier Of that institution. IL,
had in his possession Sl5 900.
DR.. ARCHER is confidently spokeI
Of as the next President Of Texas, I;
succeed BuRNET, who is becoming
daily more unpopular.
The American schrs Fanny Butler
Cumanche, and Watchmsn had bee
seized BY the Texans, as haYing Mex
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
A RADICAL ECONOMIST,

A man in this vicinity, celebrated for
his extreme economy-to give in no 9th
name-bpught three pounds OF stale, sour
cherr es, one evening last week, for which
he paid six cents, and fearing that they
would not keep ill mornis, ute the whole
Ol Them al once. The consequence nat
rally enough was, that he had severe AT
tack Of chOlic, SO that the doctor had 10
be called in. Aler siaLug his case, and
be ng crOss'queslioned, the phys cian told
him that it was brought on by the
great quantities. Of cherries he had eaten
---and that one third was as many as
could have been taken with safety. The
gripcd economist answered that he was
forced to Gu, them all, a. they had aIrea.
dy shown some signs Of rottenness. mo
matter replied the ply siCian 'you should
not have eaten them.' What cpculaled
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
COMMUNICATIONS.
For the Carroll Free Press.

Ma. CHRISTy;-
Ia you, paper Of the s9d last, per-
ce,vea no,,ce oi llis Treasurer of the
county respecting payment of taxes,
Whereby / discover that a poor tax is
laid in every township, whether there be
poor or not Id It. Certain | am that in
SOME ofthem, there are none; but wheth,
or OF iiot; would like 10 know, by what
authority said tax is levied. Resistance.
Of taxation when illegal has always beenI
considered not only justi6ahls, but meri.
tofious, since the day that the "Three
pence pound" duty was laid on teas
While these states were colonies Of the
British empire. Some saId what signi.
ies Sd pound, better lei It go, g. make
no fuss about it,; but others more justly
said, resist it at once; for il the right is on
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05

Congressional nomination. The Hon.
Dlniel Kllgore has been dominated Tor
reelection TO Congress, N the 10Th dis
rrict, BY Conven,iony assembled at
BIooufCId, Jefferson countys
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SUBMGR1NE STRUcFUREs. THE
most'imperfect Of animals, scarcely
posSessed'in fact of animal Orgadiea
ton, or'lOcOmotiOn, 'f1ave succeeded
by 'fOFce Of numbers, and 'COnsrantin.
dus'ry, during a'successiun Of cent?
t'ries, 10 constructing enormous ediiices,
in founding mountains, fsEanus and
continents.
Though some species Of coral are
found in all countries, they abound
principally in troprcaEregiOrs. These
Of the colder seas are the smallest and
least solid.
The -great'coraI bank CrNew Hol
land is 1000 miles long, and 'ifs
height, though as yet measured conly
10 abOurtwenty places, 'canh6t be'es,
limated'at less hanllO00 10000 feet;
il forms a'chain Of rnou draiTs, which
occupy "a space tribe TO That Of En-
gland, aud equals in height the moun !
tains'oG Scotland, Such ifs the pro
duclun Of slhisshap4n insect 'iMpris
Oned in narrow cell, and which lives
only TO-! lew days,
'NaVigalOrs are at,presedt awdre
that 'thegreat southern ocean rs stud
ded with a great multitude Of coral
islands and submarine rocks df the
same nature, ~hichTise rapidly TO
ward the surface and tend TO multiply
'udinfhitNM, THESE rocks, grow,
unile 10 circles aud in chains and4nHy
become vast ex'enrs Of country. Nhis
operation csnnot be interrupted, so
long as the coral poly 'codtiHhe es
TO Increase and mulriPIyI and there is
no reason why thH Archipelago, 'fh
cruising with The progress Of vitae,
should not finally be consolidated fhtO
a single co ntinenL
This progressive operation is visi.
BILE in the Red Sea; this sea become
daily less nsVigable from the mulli.
plcation Of those coral banks, and the
day must come when one plain will
unite the opposite banks of Egypt and
Arabia.
Let US how notice how nature
completes the work commenced by
The coral pOlybus. After the silent
and urDOticed labor Of myriads of alto.
mic architects, Obeying the universal
and immutabIe law, comes the sudden
aud instantaneous CRISIS which by the
rarity Of its action, seems 10 belong
10 the miraculous processes, in which
The Deity sometimes exhibits his pow
er. The volcano aud The earthquake
complete the edrEce of which the
coral has laid the Foundations, raise the
mountain, sink the valley, in a word,
conslrdct the great hydraulic machine
which is TO assemble the Clouds, to
lertiIiEe the earth, ana 10 give rise TO
,he fountains ana rivers. AL this is
the work Of an hour.
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Court The next term Of the Court
i 'iCommOn Pleas for this touniy, viii,
co a.mence on Monday; the 18Th inst.
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PI ase announcS
the name Of AbsOlcm CrOig, as a candidate
tur the otIice OF County Surveyor at the
approaching election, and Oblige many vO'
tcrs OF Brown township.
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('arrOIItOn:

FRIDAY. :. ...... ADJUST ., 1886.
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O'CoNNELL.-The Liverpool Cor.
respondent of the Albany Advertiser
writes IN a late letter: -"O'Conaell
tTas been making a tour Of agitation
during the short Parliamentary recess.
He has been displaying his strength
of lungs audpower Of speech a, Ips'
wich, where he harangued a great
mass Of people. some opposed to and
some in favor of his political views,
in the market place. 0'COnnell is a
most witty and felicitous speaker. No
matter how great the interruption,
how strong the e'feeliDg against him, he
cohtrives to throw inso many TELLING
and OpPosite'iilustrations Of the pas.
sing moment, that the biuerest Of his
opponents are gradually charmed into
admiration at the br;Ilancy Of the $pea.
ker and the e'irmness Of the man. This
was exemplifisd on the above occasion.
In the evening he dined with large
party in the theatre, where the en-.
thusiasm was unbounded." ,
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Inc winc.ng patient, 'And lei 'em ssa,l'
'Neverv And thus, for the sake Of saving
as MIR. Saveall considered it, four ccHls
worth of cherries, he ran himselrinto loar
dollars worth If medical attendance. And
50 il is with too many in The werldS they
will, in the language OF the old saw skin
u flint for cent. and ruin knife worth
sixpence.-Germ. Tel.
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Mr.. Chrisiy:
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CALL FOR A HARRISON MEETING,
To the pOters Of CdrrOU County, friendly
I" the election Of General Harrison to
tie Pres,dency Of the U. States:
Fpv nxy TVcY,pA,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
NOUCA.TLCW.

SAMUEI. d. TOMpkINS hereby informs his
- friends and the public, that his School will be
opened on the first day of February next, IN the
house in which Mr.. X. b. Tonnley has taught a
school for several years past.
Ills course OF instruction will embrace English
Grammar, topography, Arithmetic and Mathematics
IN It's various branches, together with the Latin,
French and Hebrew Languages.
lie feels perfectly assured that he can teach the
True pronunciation of the French and Hebrew Lam
guages, aud also give ideas OF Their eonsruc-
non. lie could exhibit testimonials OF respecta
ole character the subject, but he declines dong So
believing that the citizens will be better prepared to
Judge OF his qualifications when they shall have trled
him' which he respectfully invites them to do, by
giving hun portion of their patronage
ITms-Sl2 50 per session OF five months loI
EnSl'Sh Grammar. Geography, Arithmetic SD
Tor those more advanced.
HEFERENcE-Mr. X. b. Townley.
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DENTAL sURGER Z.

DR w. II. JONES, respectfully informs his
- friends Of Lynchburg, and the public generally
that he has located himself in Iynchburg, where he
is prepared to perform all necessary operations on the
Teeth, such as Clean, File, Plug aud remove De
cayed Teeth insert Artificial Teeth from one to an
entire sett on the most improved plans such as are
practised by all scientific Dentists in the United
States.
Scuryy. with all other incident diseases pertaining
to the Teeth, are cured with ease. All operations
done by himself warranted to stand and restore
to decayed Teeth their former beauty
Gentlemen wishing to have operations performed
on their Teeth, will please call at his room Ladies
will be waited on their private dwellings, Should
jobs worthy of attention present themselves either a
the Spout Spriug. or Campbell Ct. House, DR.. J
will attend to them.
0F~Dr. W. IL. Jones may be found at the nlor
Hotel, in Lynchburg. Relerence-Dr. Benjamin /
Terry, of Prince Edward,