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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
GEN. HARRISON'S SENTIMENTS

Although the Presidential election is dccid ed
we cannot deny ourselves the qualification oiay.
ing before our readers the subioincd address of
Gen Harrison, published in 1922, with the pre-
fatory laulaton of the Richmond Enquirer, which
was so highly delighted with hi, " sound repub-
can doctrines" We regret that it was not discov-
cred in the file OF the Enquirer. Chat great rcpos-
itory of Inconsistencies and contradictions,) prior
to the ccction-but il is still in time to convict the
traduccrs OF Gen. Harrison, of base SANDER and
oalumny; to vindicate the repubcanism of those
who have conferred upon him their su(lragcS
and to rcbuke those oycr-scrupulous Wings, te"
in number, are clad to say, who, taking coun-
sci Of the enemy, rather than the truth and their
own Judgment have hesitaled to vote for ticket
bearing name which is destined to adorn the
prondrst page of his coun,ry's history--as nian
without fear. and an officer beyond reproach,
both in civil and military life. Let the cunning
us,rpers of the " Democratic Republican" name,
(who have about as much claim to the appella-
ton AS Robcspirrrc had to I" lover OF the dear
people" whom he scourged with whip of scor-
pions,) read Gen larrson's creed. and tell
u.s. if they cam wherein they find the least partl-
Gle of atcnt federalism, according to the old I'M
port of that abused and perverted tcrm-Lri
them tell rs, if they can,-we challenge them TO
the iny,-whcren Harrison comes short of
the Jeflcrsonan exposition of genuine Republic
canism But we are admnnishcd by our limits TO
forbrar farther comment. We snbjoin the extract :
From the Richmond Enquirer, Oct. 4, 1922.
POLITICAL CREEDS
We do ourselves the pleasure to lay before ON
readers the two articles promised ihem--tl'e
one being General llarrison's exposition 10 the
pcoplr,of his district ;--the other, reply OF Mr..
John Patterson of Baltimore, on the NJ W tangled
charge of radicaism. Each of them, bricl as they
are, contains some sound truths.
The annexed remarks lrcm General Harrison,
in which he makes public his political opinions
and feelings, we insert in to-day's paper willingly,
and shall publish, with equal pleasure ms
concluding observations, when they come 10
hand, if they prove to be continuation OF the
sam. republican doctrines, We hope to sec
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

~ The Fincastle Democrat vindcatcs Bote-
tourt from the charge Of federalism by referring
to the poll books, which show, tina, in 1900, JEFF
fcrson received 53 votes more than the elder AL
ans ion Prrsident-Omuine the rate Of 1903 and
1912, for reasons best known TO ITSELF the Fin
castle fumigator comes down to 1916, when We
are told Monroe received unanimous vote,
opposition to him In 1924, Crawford was the
Republics candidate, and Jackson and Adams
were linked together in the charge Of federalism by
the patent cmocrats-ihen Boctour gave Jack
son 60, Crawford 81, Adams and Clay 3-Fhe
" federal Jackson then gotta majority over the
republican" Crawford, to say nothing of the
ven federal votes for Adams and Cay.-Well, in
1928 Jackson had been whitcwashcd, and rcccv
ed into the Democratic Republican Church. bu,
so far rs we have heard it did not drive from his
support certain leading fcderai gentlemen of Botc
tourt, whose names we might mention II It were
proper so 20 do-and Jackson's ma oritv in the
federal count" of Boteourt was 26O-and in 1888,
his majority over Clay was G3o If these
facts establish, Botetour,'s claim to the title of a
republican county, in the teeth of the fact that she
nepsr tailed, n her Congressional elections, to
give majority to the .tsdernl candidate, when
" federal" and "republican' were terms indica-
tive of things, she is welcome to it. 1t suits her
as well as it does many individuals who now wear
the appcllation, but who, in the days of JEFF
f,rson, would as soon have pat on his " red breech
cxr "a to haze been called democrat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

W hr causes Of tho failure Of Gov Call, at
'mpt I" cross the Wilacooehv are exciting COW
siderable dehars"n tl'c papers. The friends of
'fn. scott are yer, MURAL, drawing from it IN
fcrehces highly favorable TINT officer rs demon.
straling that his lailmc was owing not 10 want of
skill or 'n'r"p'di'y in his part, bu, to the difficulties
whth no valor or genius could snrmnnnt--wl,ile
heavy censur's arc h"oped upon the War De-
parimeni for this second and more glarinp instance
OF lis mprovdcncc in falling 10 have prepared the
necessary provisions for the forces in the field. to
which Gov Calls disaster. rs we'll rs Gen. SCOTS
is attributed. Considering that We have militia
imhee''ity OF our military operation, is mos, re-
markabIr
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NOTICE..

ey virtue OF decree of Bedford October Court,
~ lSb. IN case of Preston &c. Us. McCabc &c,
VIII be sold AT public auction, on the Cd day of De
cember next. AT the residence of VIM. McCabc (ucar
the premises) tract OF Land IN the county of Bed
ford. on the waters of Trough Run branch hound
ed by the Lands of Jno. McCabe, Jane Board, John
Board and T.. ii. Preston. estimated at 1854 acres.
Also will be sold, at the same time and place, at
ter division, third of six Negroes, belonging to
the estate of \. Written, dee. The Land will he
sold on "A credit Of one and two years. except the
sum OF fifteen dollars, which is required TO be paid
in cash--The Negroes a credit oftweve months.
Bonds with approved security will be required of the
purchase, in either case.
WM. MEAD.
ANTHONY KICKER,
FRANCIS BOARD,
Commissioners.
November 10 3w
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N q W D 0 O X s .

" T. have just received variety Of New Books,
w Novels, sc. Among themare
George Balcombe.
Three Fras of Womans lif,,
The Diary Of Dc1 Ennuyee,
Home, the Iron Rule,
Visits aud Sketches, by Mrs Jameson,
Elkswatawa, or the Prophet Of the Nest. BY
NrCinian,
Lord Roldan, by 4. Cunningham.
llarpcr's new edition OF Gil Bias illustrated b,
Crukshank,
Ovid, translated. edition.
Mauyatr's Works complete, in | volume,
Waverly Novels complete. in p vols. very Gle
gantly bound aud fine paper.
Inng's complete works, l2sols.
Cooper's do do 26 vols.
The Laws OF Etiquette,
The Influence of Mothers.
Childs Book of the Sabbath,
The Mother At Home,
The Child at Home, &c &c.
With number OF her works not mention
ed above.
Also, great stock Of BLANK BOOKS. OF eve
~ description, AT low prices.
MARTIN & LATHAM.
November is If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

In Cumberland, at the cour, house and Rainc's
Wing majority 4i-one precinct to be heard
from.
Nclson--at the cour, house. Van Buren, major
~ 9O,--onc precinct to be he ard from
Bucking ham-O akville precinct, V. b. MAORI
~ IA; at the New Store, V 3. majority &c.
Courthouse and two other precincts to be heard
from.
From Rockbridgc We have unfavorable rumors.
though nothing definite.
In Pjtsvlvania, we have heard that at Deiar-
nets and Mount Airy precincts the V. b. ma ,r-
" was 45--nt the court-housr, Wing majority "a.
and at Danvc Wing majority 37-Threr rrc-
cincts TO be heard from.
These tdings are inauspicions, but tho scales
may be turned by the Northwestern and Eastern
Shore vote. If the Wings have been as inactive
it re as here, and their antagonists as jealous and
prompt, Virginia will have done deed, which, he
who had predicted in 1921, would have been Just
" regarded suitable candidate for sirai, Jack
ct and a cel-and that is, voted for IA Missouri
Rcsriciionst. But, the will Of the people be done
As we arc never very rampant in on, sho uts OF
victory. on the one hand, So on the other, we
never permit rcyorscs TO subdue or even to annoy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
NOTICE.

4 D the 18Th day Of this month fSovcmberA I
=, sila'i, NJ the lntc residence of Mrs Elzabeth
aus III lie county of Bedford. proceed TO sell all
''' personal property OF which she died pessesset,
consisting oi Household and Kitchen Fu,n,,u,e.
valuable stock oi Cattle, Horses and Sheen: Plan
'''on Utensils Wagons Carts and n Riding Carl.
are Also \ large crop of Corn; Oats Fodder.
nc. Nc or all SUNS Of ten dollars and upwards.
'''e"h OF SIN mouths will he cisen-ess IN ~ that
sum cash, JOSEPH WILSON, Adm.
November 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

H. IA Is stated III lie la, Alesan,i,m L,,,tir
''.'t Gov. Call has shared the fate of hi. prcde-
'essors IN tlorida-ha,ng been displaced from the
command of the troops in that quarter by the Pre-
aaen', who is said 10 be quite enrage1 at the re-.
peaied defeats in that quarter Ills successor is
not menlionrd--hu, we presume Gen Jr>np will
he promoted 10 the somewhat hazardous position
-iaAatdnns, we mean, 10 the fame OF iliu,r who
occupy il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
MARRIAGES.,

Married, in Rockingham. on Tuesday, the 18Th
inst. by the Rev. William Coffin. WILLIAM e.. Ron
EErs, Merchant OF Nelson, 10 Miss JANE {. daneh
ter OF John Miller of Rockingham.
-, in Bedford, the 9Th ut, bv the
Rev. A. ". Campbell, Rev. GEonor ". LEY
nunN to Miss ELzApErm ". MosELY, daughter
OF the late DR.. Rennaii MoSelY
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Thoursday. November lo1sa6.
PEESIDETTwIAI l5r.wror
VIRGINIA

'"hn'S such returns rs We hive received. Of
''e vote Tor President and Vice President ON Nom
day last. Tho Whig vote is less tia, ,,o hal ~
Pc''ed' particularly IN Bedford, where friend and
Toe had anticipated a heavy majority. If the re-.
mandcr OF the State has done likewise" Va,
bnrrn will unquc,lionablv receive her VOC 4: Be
the consequences on the heads Of those who NAV
have so drrrccd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

u The grca, length OF Mr.. A. d. Johnson
Address before the Central Agricultural Society
ofihis place " shovcs us from our stool to-day
We are also compelled TO postpone until our next
the proceedings of The New London Agricultural
Society, with the Address Otis President, and
many Other articles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

.inother Capital Prize sold and paid at
WARDS OFFICE.
Dra~ing the Petersburg Lotfery. Eyho class,
No 7, at Richmond on Ihurdav TIE 3D. INST.
DRAWN NUMBERS
65 - rs 8 46 80 rs 10 "a SO "a 81 64
o. Numbers Is, 3S, 81, Capital Prize OF
Sl5O, besides many other handsome Prizes sold
and paid at WARDS OFFICE.
O. Renew your small Prizes into the hand
some Scheme to he drawn THIS DAY at Rich
mond, and drawing received here on Saturday
next. CAPITAL PRIZE $1,000. Ticket. on.
y 81 SO. For the Capital Prizes, call at
WARDS LUCKY OFFICE.
First door ADORE the Franklin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
TO THE LADIES.

NyTT. invite the attention of the Ladies' to our
w large stock Of plain and figured black and
coored Silks and Challys, (reoi Germor) figured
and plain white aud colored Satins; 30 dozen an
~ lIandkerchieis and Shaws. some Of which are se-
ry fine splendid English Prints. Merin"s fia'd and
Da,nask, and many other durable Goods Eounefs.
very fine, English Straw, Tuscan aud Beaver hon.
net. Cap aud Belt Khhons. &c Se
Cali NJ JAMES c. HUNT & cos.
Staple oad Faney Store
Se ptember 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

a. VIM. Lc.gctt, Esq. one of the Editors of
the \. Y. Evening Post, has retired from that
Journal, and is about TO publish another paper, 10
be called "Thc Plain Dealer" Mr.. l.. is a man
Of brilliant tacnts--and fearless and vigorous
cling and agrarian order to render him a useful
citizen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

o. The Richmond Enquirer informs that
in the even, Of Richard NJ. Johnson's election to
the Vice Presidency, he will leave his mua,o
family at the Great Crossings. We glad to
hear it. II they should go to Washington, we
IN Cit have another Mrs. Eaton affair.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

Sour Gropes.-Mr. Ritclir, with that modest
grace for which he is so remarkable, declines the
Office of Governor of Virginia lfhe had waited
until it had been offered to him, VIC doubt whelh-
he might not have spared his blushcs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
oa +. T.. BOWEN.
1NVOIs above McsSrS. Williams & Vic tor

NJ" receiving avery large and general assert
,,. n'eh' OF Fall and Winter Goods. comprising
,u,,a a''ee IN the line oflry Goods and Groceries
wb;"p p'e Tor the present aud approachr. season.
cbnsa ne WAN sell at the most reduced pri,es-Pur-
ann VIII md ii to their advantage to call and
October II H.;
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Nose,nl,e
BOOK Alr("rlON.

"ii.L sell, tins cvs-',nc, ~ carly candle lirl,,
splendid collection of entirely Nrw Books.
winch ! have Ibis day received from the Northern
''afNei---i therefor" hope tho People will turn
out, rs tho COLI e'i,n is truly vnluablc and will b..
so'a' ABRhM II. NORTH.
Nov 10 \,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

a. We perceive, by proclamation Of 1t.
Gov. Robertson, ordering a new election in Ilar-
ri,on county on the third "Wednesday of Novcn,-
her, that Orator Shinn, the ll-bu convicted for
gates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

o. The Legislature of Tennessee has adjourn
ed. II passed bill deposiling Tcnnessrc's
porto. ofthe surplus revenue in the Union and
Planters Banks, AT an interest of ) per cent until
the rsc the next Legislature.
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Commissioner Sale of T,aul

E)IkSuAN ANT to the provisions OF u decree of the
circuit superior court oi law and cliDucrry for
.nhppeh county. pronounced at September Term
'o'" IN the case NJ " Wren rs Lewis Heirs" the
"n"''Niphed,a commissioner appointed ior the pur
pose WI proceed To sell, by wn> OF public auci,on
on 'nc premises, 10 the highest bidder on ThursJ,,
'hc Of" oi Notemhrr next, If far # not the me- a
'' "aN 'hcfeattei) certain tract OF Land contain.
ing about 2pb acres (morc ~ lasS) oi which t, LAT,
Ni'Iam L. Lewis died seized, living aud bc,np ,n fin,
county OF Campbell adjoining the Lands of Io,at,o
'""ch, John Robertson and others, on u stream
ca''ed" the slippery Gni."--Dfthis tract of Land
portion has been aloedt In Mrs. Elizabeth Lew
~ as hef dover therein (hciwccu ftv aud sixty n
eics') aud b, her conveyed 10, her life to Mr. John
h"brf'son-'he tact, b, the provisions of the de
cree aforesaid will be sold subject 10 this dowrt
''alm possesson given Immediately OF the residue
The terms oi the sale will be bond an, rood pel
sona security n Il aud - month";. for equal parts
oI the purchase money aud the title retained as a
farther security This ia an excellent, tract of Land
an" worthy the attention oi persons dcsrous to pur
'h'Sr u Will be shown Ia those who NAV be ,rsi
rous To see n by Mr.. Sterling G.. Anderson.
IlloM rs \. llOiCONBE Commr
FOSTPONEMENT.
nc abov" sale IL postponed to the 18th Novcm
Der, when II will take place ms above advertised
THOMAS A. IiOIrONBE Com
Octobc,2 % wiz, IsN
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UNION SAW MOS DANK.
ANd.IfhrlrI.6

n ! MEETING oi the members Of this ln-
4 silhi"n, on Monday evening the 9TH inst,
at Mr. &C. Pelers's Counting Room, DR.. II. &.
Jennings was called To the Chair and J. H. Rob
'nSon appointed Secretary. The house wns then
called to orler, aud proceeded to tho election q,
officers; "hcreupon Tho.. o. Acrcc was elected
President; Thos. A. fourqlrcan, Treasurer
and Jacob II. Robinson Secretary rillrn Reed
Chaunccv Srcenc, Rabf. q. JENNINGS. Ino. C.
Shackciord Roh,. Barnet, Jesse SamnnS, lie i
ry Latham, {. {. Peters and =. Stockton, Dire.
tors.
Resolved, tina, ile members Of this Association
meet again ON next Monday evening, at & o'clock
NJ Mr.. G. {. Pc,crs's Counting Room.
On motion The mcci'n:. then adjourned.
Nov. 10 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

IL The subscription TO the stock Of the
Charleston and Cincinnati Rail Road goes ON
sw'n,n'inelv in South Carolina. In Charleston
10000 shares have been taken in Columbia 800,
Abbrv'lle $50, Slatcsbure 800, Sumprcr,iIle 800,
Fairfield 1902, Chester 700. Cheraw POO. I.au-
rcns 1900, Ncwbcrry 1870, Lexington 1875, and
IN other places about 5o0o-makng in all upwards
Of three millions Of dollars-ahont ono fourth Of
the sum estimated to be necessary To compl.i. the
magnificent enterprise. No less important to Viz
gina is the completion OF a Rail Road 10 the Ten
ncsscc line. Would that she might take lesson
from her gallant Southern sister
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FOIf RENT,

Ls,fA l he House aud premises formerly the resi-.
tfih1 drnec OF the late Col. ". u. LYNCH Abou,
,.,,...,. e'Rh' acres of Land IN good condition., a
'''''''' oil if"'t trees, &c. belong to the place.
iCIJAH DAVIS, Jr.
r......,- G"ardian Of lillian b. Lynch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

South Cdroiino.-The following gentlemen
constitute the representation of this State in tho
next Congress: Hugh ). I.ceare in place Of II.
l.. P'nchncy; Waddy Thompson, Francis W.
Pickcns, John X. Griffin, John C,mphel,
all reelected VIM. h. Clowncy, in place of
James Rogers; Franklin H. Eln,ore. in place of
James II. Hammond, who declined r. b..
Smith in place of W. J. Grayson, John I. Rich
nrdson in place Of II. J. Manning deed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

Tho " Cottage" always for Luch.
DRAWINGS .RECElNE
AyERrrT's PRZE OFFICE,
Nor. Z. 1890.
Drawsg of the Wheeling No. &.
II 3S - 81 20 s61 90 = 81 81 2 81 Z.
TWO MORE CAPITALS.
Ticket No. 81 81 4 Capital Prize Of I've
Hundred aud Fifty Dollars. was sold to gentle
man of this place, and paid at sight.
ALSO,
Ticket No. = 81 81, capital prize OF orc hun
drcd and lilly dollars, WAS sent to n gentleman oi
Bedford, and will be paid IA, SIGHT.
Nov
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

III subscriber respectfully informs the pu bile
TINT he " now receiving n handsome assort-
'neht OF bnfouchcs, Hughes, Pbrtons, &c. from
the most approved FACTORIES ~ the North and has
made late arrangements b, which he can be supplied
NJ any me with Family Carriages. by the mos, cello
b.lled manufacturers -rhcrin Newark or New Haven
rom tile very flattering encouragement he has re-
erhed since commencing business here, falwavs
selling his own work soon ms finl-hed) and the
unprecedented Use 10 the cost OF Carriages a, tho
'ofh he Is determined to enter more largely into
'''' .a'nnilrtnte OF such articles. lis hands arg
ne',N all ir,nn the North. and using Northern ma
teflhs, lie hopes received liberal share of e,lir
patronage lie Is particuar, we'll prepa,.d for put
ons up arrares. (chargc So for persons who buy
~ ' ~, N'f'h 'nd snip them to this place
All repairs done Al the short est notice s#s
SAMUEL AYREc.
~ -. w'sh to take 2 or boys, from the aye Of
~ 10 ito Learn the Coach business. Tbo.. f,or,
''u"''N ave preferred aud none bnt such M are
OF good morals need apply a.n.
October
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Drnminc ofthe Petersburg E1trn,7.
65 ~ 26 = 46 3S Is 10 "a as ~ 81 81
For tickets, in any of the large Lotteries to be
drawn soon, send your orders TO
J. II. Az ERETT & Co.
\ov. 10
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CASH FOR wETunn
DRAW ING OF TIE MONONGALlA,
EXTRA 3.

50 30 1t p 81 "A II 6.
Several handsome Prizes were in this scheme Al
this office.
To-Morrow's Mail brings the Drawing of tn,
grand $50 ,OOo--owcst ; Number Prizes $500
Look at the scheme published, aud call al once
for large Prizrs At
AVERETT'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Nov.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

~ Peter y. Vroom, Esq. ". b. has been
re-rlcrtcd Governor of New Jersey
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

o. Abraham A. Van Buren,, brother OF the
Vice President, died at Hudson on tn. .llst oil.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

We annex such returns as have received
from the tenor Of which we believe that the vote has
gone for Van Buren,. The maiorites only of each
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A CURE FOR TIE
IICII j.!

." IN ER '"mtrrate in one hour, application
and no dp"ger from taking cold, by using
ID NFEIgIs' ITCH OINTMENT.
HIS preparations Tor pleasautnoss, safety, exped,-
ton, and certainty, stands unri,uffed to, tho
cure p tins troublesome complaint. In Is so rapif
as"e'' rs certain III itN operation 10 this die
agreeable disorder cffcciuay in one hours s,-
pIieniion onig
II does not contain the least particle Of mercnry.
N othei dangerous ingredients and may be appl,ed
"Iih perfect saci, by pregnant females. or TO chi
dten nj the breast.
Pic" 64 cents box, with ample directions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

L>oWllNG Guns aud Tackl,ng of sp,nd,,
u quality Tor salc b,
MILLER & ROYAII.
October ~ ,,. ,f
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~ tn" rnih. Which increases tn
"'lGht "i the "a de only INV ounces aud gives
very great To TN. rider aud horsc and may IA,
applied TO Ladies' Saddles well ~ crntIemcn.s
Ihey are also less l,ahleto break and ,,,,e o,s,iy
repaired than any othet kq,l ol Patent ,spri,c 81
dies he ever WIS acquainted with. Nv lsct he will
warrant all lac sells Ia perform we'll and in suppo,t
ol what he has said le refers the reader to Col II
cNand"rs letter below. and thu certificate of , mum
hcr at gentlemen, o the highcs, rrspcctaLilitv who
have tried for Themselves.
prrrn lIrw. October T. f~,G
Dear Sir-ilnng expressed u wisn to kn,rw how
hhrd the Patent Steel Spring Saddle purchased
"' 70" IA Jahnat, last have no hesitation in 81,
my tis the most pleasant aud agreeable Saddle
nave eve, rode upon. aud with confidence Re
commend II 10 all who desire ease aud comfort IN II
dihs W it'll much respect,
our nbedirm servant.
GERARD ALEXANDER.
We, whose names arr undrrsig nrd have eoch Tor
ourselves, purchased of Boards Patent SHRINE
Saddles mannia ,uted by John Thurman. aud do
tully recomnen, them 10 the public for ease and
comfort to the RIDER aud horse.
THOMAS II. SCDTT
NAIlli. l. MANSON,
SAMUEL NJ. SCOTT.
NELSON \. THOMPSON.
r n. DIXON,
WI. DANIEL. Jr,
a.. =. GnBBS
JOliNG. MEEM
JAMES C.HiNT.
cllAuNCEN SrEEN
THOMAS \. FOl'RQUREAN,
ALEXANDER AUSTIN
II. l.. DAVIES. Of B,dfjrd
JOHN ". THOMAS.
NM H. MASSiE. ofNeison.
WV .MERRlWETIIEK,o Of Bedford,
GEORGE BAGBY,
TlioS.J M,SSlE, Of Nelson,
JAMES j.. llDR\ER,
TlloS. II. NELSON, Of BedfDrd,
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JOHN THURMAN.
Taddlcr and Harness Mailer.

RESPECTFULLY informs his
customers and the pnhlc general
". that. IN addition to hia former
course. he Is bow manufacturing
REARD'S PATENT SPRING
SADDLES. These saddles have
-pius ~ tie -cn and spring IN
tlIr elrlh. v lIirh incrcascs In
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DIR. lsI:kEIc'S
IN I-BfIfDT.S Pills !
Ca2EI.st TrOTH.AGIC
PILLS.

rhr rclic(is inmcdipte. without the least injury
the Teeth Price 81 ccuts a box.
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November 10
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',e example he has thus set followed b, other gcn-
''men who arr before the public rs candidates IT
,"e election next month, not on, in on. district.
on' elsewhere throughout the State.
CINCINNATI S,Dt l. lS2o