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TIE ER0p0SEO .ADDRESS,

q, have thrown upon the FIRST Page OF this day 3
m Address which submitted to the Com
FE Il was very much approved and several oil lis
".s.rs expressed much anxiety for its publica'icn-
|' i was put to press, we have received the follow
s.p from the hands of its Author
800 wiring the above Address, the author has
-, ceclaraon OF Mr. Hammond, distinguished wing
Cincinnati, Ohio, ''rhat the great body of The
L.'N.,nrss are Wings and "thal without their aid
y y,b,s must be defeated in the Northern States" He
u" ,'sn sen Mr. Preslons Philadelphia Speech, from
'n !, seems that some Of MIR Clay friends caunn-
I.s, gentleman againsl the consequences OF taking
60 Ibo, n yht drive those hbo,onists from the sup
f,I himself and Of the Wing cause.-These recen,
rer,s MS fully convince the author that he has not,
his address, given undue prominence to the subject
A,c,ion-tha, it has identified itself wilh the Wing
ns and rests lis hopes OF success on the success OF
that :,
Ws hare another item to add to the schedule-with
h,,b the author Of the Address was unacquanted and
,ssed he whole development Of that transaction came
m bv mail only yesterday morning /. will be ree"l-
i ,ba, large ma nrity Of The H. If .iSSsmdy of " l.
~ Wb,gs-and lhoi The majority Of the Stnafc are Re-
,,c,ns With this key before us, we now state the
Gr,,w,r- fact, The House had pas,.d stIong resou
,s .r3,-stng agairs, terton resolutions which had
.,an sd,n,ed by the Il OF when this Protest
sr,b, no to the Senate O. New York, il referred
-, escl Ccnrrn'ffe- and some time after, Of the
s, n,s,eiy Rsyl;ls which this whole subject has call
o. fcr,h was made by Colonel Young, taking decided
orod win the Rights Of the South. On Thursday
last :ae following proceedings ock place IN Inc senate;
.Nr Van Dyck called iu7 the consideration OF the
,, and resolution submitted BY the select committee
:, winch were :serred The preamble and resolutions of
IL. Assembly protesting against the resolutions adopted
b., he House of Representatives OF The U s on the
,;,,ion Of Mr.. A'heron Of New Hampshire.
Tile Speaker called for the ayes and noes which were
taken as ni!Oms
s-Mcs.r, Benrdry, Dickinson Edwards lIun'cr, Iunns-
o. Johnson e = Livingston, Page Powers Skinner, SpcG-
+, Srr,rs Van nytS, " sscT, Nouns-l5
o.s-Mc:ss Fox Fsnau, Hawkins Hull Hun, Lee H. a.
a:s,on, Maynard, Moeey Nicholas, Peck Tamadsc, Yer
rsucS, Worss-li
fac Albany Argus sefers TO this vo;e and says, "lt
will H perceived that the Senate yesterday adopted the
iaasty repor, Of Col Young, and the resolution
i.cng the abolition resolutions Of the Federal Assem-.
by True to their party allegiance, the whole Federal
IL voted against the report, and, with equal unanmi-
v, he Republican Senators voted in favor Of " Who
can misunderstood this sign9 Who will now deny that
the friends Of Soulasru Rights 10 be found among
the Nor,hern friends Of Mr. Van Buren-and that the
Wings of n. York, acting on political grounds, no,
On the other side OF the hedge:
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this GRE letter, which, like Falstaff with his
isN" buckrum. the Mhg has magn'hed into some
men T." ourselves TO the Authenticity of every letter
W '",,e,v published about the OF public sen.
We "a and the stability Of their authors So re-
'@r s'a, with the Wing FL uno disco ounia from this
T'" so sdroilly slipped into some, from this single
"'"s, ,presson of the Wing, you may Judge OF tue
NS, accuracy Of it's staiemens-Wo wish our worthy
ns",h,r Good Morning!
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ESOgf'S office.

TE7HE gentleman from the country who called az
u Hoyi's the other day, is informed the Ticket Ia
urchased, Nos. l 40, has drawn p.ize-The cash
watts his pleasure.
This is another proof that every who visits Rich
lnnd should call al fioyts and make an investment
The goth of this month it wall be recOlecttc, ~ the
ny for big explosion. EIGHTY THOUSAND DOL.
"A RS will be blown up by HOlT.
Drawn Nos. in WeIsburg Lottery, 2--drawn 3Olh ul-
mo.
April l06-t!
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MARRIAGES

Married, the 18th day Of March, 1889, by the Rev. Andrew
Mcdowell, Mr. E3wrs ILnO, O. onoycr TO Miss PARIHrA., D.
Br3Y.ss, OF LOUISA
alac, the !ih tn! Of March, 1892 by the Jos
e. PLEtAa:s cf Louisa, Miss NISERT. Ans PHrLLF oil
Ham nuntv
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To JoRS r. EDMUSDs, Esq
To Me Hon. JOHN TALIAFERRO.

To Me Hon. JOHN TALIAFERRO.
Sir-Wi,h high respect for one of your advanced age,
whom time has brought 10 toering the verge of the
graveand with thanks 10 you for sending copy of
your this year Circular, which your have by mai, d.
rected to all the living and the dead in your Disct
would briefly call your attention 10 two things
herein contained, which certainly require either fcfuia
ton at your hands, if you reuie them, cunnngly
explaining away of the meaning Of plain language charg
ed against you Your Circular find to be truly Sound
and nothing elSe'-lhe same old story of repeated Of
abuse upon the Admins,ra Of the Peoples choice by
which you hope 10 build up your false claims Re-
publicans with The spirit Of which you proudly boast
of being filed In vain have looked over your Circu-
lar to find word written about the United States
Bank, which you avoid with seeming great caution
as if you would have the people believe this nstu.
lion TO be entirely put down, as that no efforts
will be made to revive il, at least in your day
But you believe snch TO he The case; On the
irary do you not believe that before the 4lh March o4l
eXertions will be nade 10 establish this Bank AGAIN. Else
why declare gentlemen OF high character, in This dis
tric 10 which they ready to certify, if necessary
that il elected 10 Congress again, you should consider
yourself instructed to vote for charter of the Bank?
"a startling declaration, assure you 10 many OF your
political friends and all Of your foes after your repeated
j. expressed opinion, that the Constitution no where
gives authority to Congress to create such Institution
Away then with the continual cry of your being strict
construcloDsli Ii is charged against you, from no.
thing you have said in pubic, but from private
saton which be proven that you consider the S.
Bank and its branches TO have been the only safe depo
STORIES OF the public monies: yet STILL two years ago,
you strangely opposed 10 this Bank upon consttu
tona grounds But are you really thus opposed 10 it
now?-Then what are you for? The Stale Banks yon
have declared to be unfit agents, as trial made has
shown. Here ! agree with you
The Sub Treasury scheme you cannot possibly sto.
mach-ihen come ont boldly like man, and before the
people of the District, fairly and canddly defne your
position in relation 10 these subjects of allabsorbng in
ieres, Think not, that it will satisfy any in this "out
side row" merely 10 use high sounding words Of polti
ca believe
the sin Of far aa'ing with H. Clay, (your par,ys,
and Of course, your candidate for the Presidency
that suddenly in the short space of two years. all your
constitutional objections 10 the U. S. Bank should
to exist requires much more atonng for than any
abuse heaped upon MIR Van Buren, merits praise
NO POLITICIAN
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g., JUN
Cumberland, March Cpd, 1889.
BEDFORD COUNTY

;r caoe portion of the Republican party, was held
~. ". Jesse Hopkins Tavern in Liberty, on Monday,
Me Sol day of March, 1899, being Court day. for The
ppose OF nominating suitable persons candidates to
S'seaI The county, and Senatorial district, composed
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VIRGINIA Stale Lottery.

For The benefit Of The MOnonsalIa Academy, Class 20.
3, for Io39-;o be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Sc;unx
day, 18Th April, 1889.
BRILLIANT ScHrNE.
% Number Lottery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Capital $4,000, 10000 $5,OO0 $500 "a 600, So
500, 5000. - 800. S225O, 81 600 1850, 81 500; 10
prizes of $500; ID of $3.50; Leg of S2UO, &c
Tickets only SlD-hnves S5-quarters 81 30.
Certificates OF Packages OF y Whole Tickets $40
Do Do % Half do 90
Do do g Quarter do 80
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CO.v.HUNJC.3T,ED.
HALIFAX COUNTY.

Alta meeting Of portion of the Democratic Repubii-
party Of the county of Hcliax held at the Court.
house, Monday, The :.5lh cay If March, 1889
,ions, sevsralIy made Col VIM +. Ballow called
lhe Chair and Woodson Hughes appointed Secretary
The following resolutions then cred 10 the neel-
ing, and passed unanimously, viz
Rssolred, That John Edmunds, Esq, be requested
by this meeting 10 be candidate al The election 10
represent This county in The Legislature
ReSOired, That Richard Logan, john B. Darlington
and Ncodson Hughes be appointed committee TO com
uunica,e 10 Mr. Edmunds the wishes OF This meeting.
Resoised, That The foregoing resolutions be forwarded
to the Editor OF The Richmond Enquirer with request
10 publish the same.
WIN. Il. BALLOW, Chairman.
WoopsoN IlrGHEs SserttGr4.
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I1AIIFAx N,nrcn 9th Is.

HALIFAX, March 21th 1889.
Dear Sir-Enclosed you will find copy Of the pro.
Ceedings Of meeting OF portion OF the Republican
citizens Of the county of Halifax held at their Court
house, on Monday, the 18th instant You will perceive
that We have been appointed committee on their behalf
TO communicate 10 you their request that you would
be candidate q, the next election Of mem.
bers of the Legislature for this county The unanmlty
with which the resolution adopted, affords the best
evidence that your course you have been public
life, hos met the appreciation Of your political friends,
and sufficiently aess their confidence in your patriot
ism fidelity, aud ability 10 sustain their principles.
The meeting being composed Of persons OF The most
respectable character and standing from various parts Of
the county, can, with confidence, assure you, that
the resolution adopted by them expresses not only their
desire, bu, that OF the Republican voters generally
Of the county They believe that your services, this
time than al uny former period, would promote the
which We have all been long and SO zealously
maintaining and which, in opinion is identified with
the best interests Of the country. Acting the organs
Of The meeting in making this communication, and be-
eyng that express truly their sentiments as we'll as
those Of the Republican voters generally of the county
we may be permitted 10 add confident, hope that YOU
Will dsappoint The expectations Of your friends by
declining the call made upon ycu under such circum.
stances. Your fellow citizens,
RICHARD LOGAN
JOHN b. DARLINGTON.
ROODSON HUGHES
IT. Ioue EDurSDs Fec
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EXTRACT Of Letter Jrom Richmond county, March 81
onr friends Of Richmond and Lancaster counties are
ecE" ano IN ire spirits. The Administration has lost
""'h"s OF support Grayson spstans himself and his
cause "t--Inteed The honest yeomanry-lhe bone and
OF me rn'nY seen. ever TO be unwilling to be
,ioden oVetrOash shed by the AIisocracy abroad in the
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WaMageys' Office, Richmond, su.

Drawn Nos Of Virginia Wellshurg Lottery, No. 2 Tor
lS30-Drawn Both March, 1899
q ~ II -
45 81 | Al 80 40 3 90 As Al a.
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T'este,


(sE,L.l
- To ra-I, Justice OF the Peace for the
County uorrsnd hereby certify thr - whose name
itesiny personally appeared be-
my county aforesaid and made OATH that the above
are subscribed rs parties letter attorney aknow
lodged presence Of tho said witness, their act and
decd Witness my hand and seal this day Of - eight
,een ndreIan (sELL)
ApH!2 lUO-la"tthHay
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YesterHau's House of Delegates.

respective Committeeman then, on Dir. CARROLL 5
motion, the House adjourned
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We recommend Mr. Cralgs Gard about the Portrait
o Washington and The declaration af Independence TO
the consideration Of all persons, who wish to obtain CO
PIES Of those beautiful prints He leaves town 10 NOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-02

The Wig is still hsmmering away in its "Forcble
Feeble sly e upon the Address OF the Democratic Con-
ven'on is the old attempt to storm the Fortress of
Gibraltar with : pocket pistol
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YHNHE Proprietor Of the VIRcISIA samson or $1,000
q Premium Vegetable for Syphilis and ScroinIa, viii
accept gift, any servant Of forty years OF age and
under whose hopeless, and who, by disease has
become useless expense 10 his present owner, Nf
such should be willing 10 conlel He will take Others
not so far advanced valuation, where there no pros
pect Of cure Should they wish to return 10 Their og
nal owner after cure is effected they can do so at re.
valuation The came will be done TOR those who have
(what is called ScaId Head
Should any one prefer using the remedy themselves.
i, NAV be obtained By addressing the Proprietor Of tie
Y;rginia Sampson Richmond, pa, post paid, (no letter
yl be taken from the Office unless the postage paid)
Describing the commencement, progress, and present
state of The disease. Price Of single paper, $40; two
do SIG; three for s2l. 1t is purely vegetable, and
pleasant to take
The medicine can be sent by any mode Of conveyance
with safety. When it is sent, according to directions,
will be- in all cases, at the risk Of those ordering it
One thousand Dollars will be given TO any Syphilis pa
tent who may take it according to directions il he 10
fully satisfied with The results, as it IS presumed
that be worse than of those tina, have
been cured by this vegetable For these facts reference
gentlemen Of the highest stnnding both here and in
Petersburg can be had One of the most valuable cons.
deratons is that person cured by this remedy will nst
entail the disease their posterity. For that reason,
many take i, who had regarded themselves as well.
Anril 9 lOG-3t&laf2m
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}aoNSTERS.-An entirely article in the way OF .7eor
k The subscriber will IN few DAYS very hne
assortment OF Accorsions amongst them few hVnsters
sbug the Of Organ more than The ordinary kind
Of Accorons the tone quality OF which, however, canno.
we'll be described they unusually powerful and meodons at
the came time beautifully finished every way Price fly
Jay,,r,.m,I i.r one, from .1 10 dollars. f. p NASH
March aG fIo3-aaw3mif PeteTsburs, Psa
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While kIres aud hurzardS prey =, liberty
A CONSERN ATll + IN PRINCIPLE
.hpythern Politics.

EXTRACT Of Letter Jrom 'BosroS, March IL.
"1he election in New Hampshire merits your warm
appreciation. You will by lis result the strength Of
political Aboliri"nsm Anterior is trump hantly re.
elected The Wing candidate for Governor embodied
in his behalf The whole Abolition sreuglh-made them
speeches-wrote them leers-and did his utmost with
hyrncriiical ambition, to raise excitement.
Our party in Massachusetts is slowly advancing; the
prospect is better Than it before yet Democracy
has from the first been in minority in old Massachu.
sets and we have therefore to contend against disci-
pinned party, which has had power for than half
century, and has filled with its friends every Office high
and low, in The Commonwealth. We entertain little
doubt Of ability to re elect Parmener over the joint
forces of Wings and Aboitionsis The Spring election.
"nense interest is felt with reference 10 your elcc-
,ion. have faith 4"
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We learn with much satisfaction, that Mr. Tucker
Goes OF Aisrmare appeared the hustings on las,
Nelson Court day. announced himself candidate for
ih@ Senate IN opposition 10 d.! Cooke; aud addressed
tie People
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS.
Of The JumrS Rrer 4. kanafrha Company
n ENTLEMEN-avag been applied by the proper number
" OF stockholders. hon. the requisite number of shares To call
meeting Stockholders the Compuny, hereby invite
meet Capitol the city Rchmc Tuesday, the 9Th
the ol taxing consdei the
Of Assembly entitled ian net 10 provide s
the james River aud knnawha Company aud for
purposes passed the M Of March, 1892 with TO the
acceptance ELECTION OF the same.
am, very respectfully,
Your obriIcHt servant,
JOSEPH C. CAREIL,
Richmond, March &C. 1899. p. j. X. h. Co.
(Form Of Pro1u)
oil by thsss preHts That the Suhscrbers being
River and knnawha Company hereby
and appoint our true ard lawful attorney
proyy all OF the
of said Company wh0n not personally present
represented y other with u power aud authority
such votes and 10 do SUCH
each Of could give do member INC
ecns il personally aud we do hereby rally
whatever ar said attorney
lawfully give do pursuance OF the authority hereby
conferred upon him.
hands and seals this day Of - one thousand
eight hundred und
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tsYge.s3YO.y7!S LOTTERY Office.

RRAWN Nos in Sussex county (De!awaIe) Lottery,
~ I3-drawn March p:
81 q So ~ - 20 6 81 81 "a Is
Iaf Ticket Nos "a 81 20 }Boh sold and cashed by
Do 4 80 SIS STRATTON.
AprI2 lO-lt
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CcnnuDcarion under The signature Of "Fairfax,"
in YESTERDAY mornires .z0ndria Gaztne refers TO the
late extraordinary resolutions of the hgs and CoRscr
rutrss Of Farfax-denes that "ihe greatest unanimily
and good feeling prevail'-says, that he we'll knows
many Of the Wings will supper, Nix. Rives under no
Circumstances; and says farther that f the question be
tested las it probably will OF the ensuing election you
Che Editor Of The Gazette will find large moority of
Fairfax in opposition 10 Mr. Rives, notwithstanding the
laudaory COMMUNICATIONS contained in the Sd resolu.
ton "
We do not far The result in FairaS-We lately slated,
on What We thought good information, That there were
O. NJ Ultra RiTesJ Conservatives in that county. We
have since understood better authority that there
cDiy Ero
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ENHE subscriber, on the street leading 10 and near
T. Mayos Bridge, is supplied with the best Family
lour including other and cheaper gradcs also Ship stuff
nd Shorts Corn and Corn-rEea Oats and Northern Hay
bes, quality, which will be furnished as required at
Invest cash price. Within the last ten DAYS he has
'sceved 300 ercss genuine TIiomaston Lime, in good
der. On hand, his usual supply Of Groceries for sale
t the most moderate rate. COLIN McRAE
April lUG-lt-
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Class No =, for 1879.
To Je draea at Hczandria, ID e., pOSceiy Saturday,
20M .Aprd, 1899
A.
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EGROES.-Wl be sold, at Raincss Tavern, IN
~ the county of Cumberland, The Est day Of May
next gerry likely young Negroes belonging The
state Of the late Wood Tucker of the county of Prncs
edward. GEO H. MATTHEW'S
April = IU6-wtIh1
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Hhip Prescription.

The PENNSYLVANIA says, that the Wings in Pennsyl-
vania had, under the auspices OF Rner, swept ell The
Republicans from Office in The SIa,e-No. one was left
in the City of Phadel pha; "the very watchmen
subjected 10 The operation as iDexorsbly those
who held places Of value. In fact the treatment of the
wsicbmen was more severe, if possible than that which
81 the share Of the orherc eced par,ies for they
al discharged in mid winter, when it impossible for
them 10 procure employment
The ibGny 7rgassslates Likewise, that the first fruits
ofte late Wing victory in " York have been The dismis
son OF oil the principal State officers and many in subor.
dna;e s;ationsOn the whole line of the State canals $40
miles not single Republican has been spared In the
city Of Albany, not democratic officer remains. The
very empligbers, humble and oilsome is their occu
pa,nn-day aborers devoid their places of honor
patronage emnunenthare mot been ioloiy enough to
esapsthe Prosecuting spirag Wkiggcry YET the
Ways are now making grea, route about the dismis-
sion Of single Federal officer, the Wing Postmaster of
Albany who originally appointed in opposition to the
wishes of the Republican party, who has held the sine
cure Office for Il years. and has amassed large fortune
There is appointed 10 succeed him MIR. Flagg, late
Comptroller Of the State, Of the most accomplished
and us fu officers ia the Union-whom the w hgs have
lust turned out-knowing they did, hat ne had not,
with the most scrupunus economy, accumulated dol.
lar and that his removal left him, with impaired health,
literally without property. "-The Wings tell US Of Gen.
Van Renssesers military services-bu they pleased
10 forget that Mr. FIagg distinguished himself gal
liant volunteer during the last war iii memorable
gagement on The borders Of Lake Ontario
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Alexandria lottery,

Rich and splendid LotteryJir April 2oM, 1889.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

o. TO THE PUBLIC.--ITavng observed in the New
York papers ofast week the melancholy death OF the late Miss
Enphenia Wenman By The effects Of poison infused into her sys
tenn by paster 70 draw out schus tumosr per-
SON who applied them not being sancd and that being the
ness N which have been principally employed for the
~ with unhcard q success In which time have cured
thousands OF people from parts Of this Union
and the West Indies Of which have been attended h
any symptom Of fatal effects Il Il impossible that
my medicine should produce such effects tc
that ascertain the Of the operator informs me-
that Mrs wenman OF The OF Hudson and Barrow streets
said that medical Doctor BY The of Joseph Haw.
ley. residing al No. "a Bayard street. New York
The said Hawley has been in my employment and has
medicines assistant till July last vnder - directions for
the Off, when, in July last his conduct wards me
vera ofmy patients gross that then withdrew my
dcines and advice from hnand the courses that he
been, and issl putting 10 The public prints all made with
ny medicines and advice whilst my employ There are few
bat are acquainted with the happy ceco practice Said
Hawiey says that have retired from practice which he knows
70 be false do here publicly that his assertions not
10 be believed may be consulted free cf expense No SD
Broad street. Newark, ~ j. by those afflicted with cancer,
scronia, hstala and tumours ulcers OF any kind.
Those who wish to know reputation and that Of the above
Dr. Hawley requested inquire the nechborheod OF the
Bowey and Bayard street. where have been IN practice
twenty ycat. ID. LYNCH.
Newark, ~. j.. June 3D. 1880
s-The above Hawey has knowledge Of the articles
composing The true cancer medicine preparation Oft
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