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Mr. Fcnton Mercer, member Of Congress from Vir-
Gna, has been appointed cashier of bank in Florida
which it is understood he has sgniiicd his intention 10
accept, Ger his rOtc shaHbs giren 10 his political friends
At the org0ai=Gtion c The House Of Representatives.
The New York Gazette, with its usual irankncss thus
al!udcs to the matter ALBANY .7rgus
sThe Hon. Charles F. Mercer has been appointed
Cashier Of the Union Bank OF Florida and the Alexan
dra Gazette says, Mr. Mercer has not felt himself at
liberty TO decline an offer 50 personally advantageous
The Gazette adds that Mr. Mercer will remain in his
district long enough take his in Congress the
opening Of the session, and give his vote for officers Of
the House. With all possible respect for Mr. Mercer
and for the Alexandria Gazette, feel disposed to say
that Mr. ~ has not any moral right to take this course
however clearly he may have the legal right. 1.-The in
tends resign his seat he should give notice of the in
tcntion time enough to permit the vacancy TO be filled,
and we very much mistake Vrg mia character if his
s;itucn.s do take very much the view Of tho
case We believe Mr. Mercer to he of the purcst
men in the country and hope, therefore, that he will
serve out this session at least, in accordance with his
implied pledge AT the baliot-box.
A LIE NAILED DowS-Thc Fcdcralsts have stated
that K.derhook Mr. Van Buren, birthplace, was this
year carried by their party by fifty majority The fact,
however, is directly the reverse that town having been
carried by the Democracy by majority Of nncty-siX
being gain since last fall when there severely
contested election for supervisor, Of fit four votes
We thus contradict OF those hnir lies of the Oppo.
sition which they SO extensively circulate and which
influence no small nnrnhor Of foolish people. The De.
,oorotie press been very sleepy upon this subject
WHY don't they awake; We tell them that they
will have enough to do between this and next fall If
they hope to carry the State Trenton Emporium.
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49,. "a a-, or' 'f6 '"" ""r'"S ne req g nc gear
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
n,l,,. rrr aaaar, and rhrcr DALLAS FOR sN months,
- ygrr, 70 b paul tie efcc, reunited 10y mail, post
rt'' t,llar. per aInun Al III, ,nd OF the year.
~ ~ ,S Ms cice n:,y rrmited per mail in good and
ioS u,ts- the nix Of the Editor; the postage q al
2.1" pg bp taC Br,rS- The postage OF single letter
" . an, account the writer. II !. The accumulation Ct
% n ar offensive business, which oeN' = serious taN
w wl pay nine I@pcr ar'rI!Y, shall have In"
': Il, Subscriptions shall herca, /, ra,:,i'r,S As incurred
,,!y,u,r and or !,a-> ie.rcf, unless specially
az. " ,io;rs tinc AMI .G :r IL advance Tor thai shorter
, % ,,o shan L. .", :, The Of any ana
-,tlf.t, yny,> pad 'r ~ advance 9: ~''>ia'irr! T,
] Ii l,d +, >omc Anc"n AZ. a'c,>'' y n ~ lrs'" !"
rr J. IL, paSi"cG But, n cast u an "id,i l." pun
" .,..r IA, ,n,rl from subscriber who Is nnar'
II. ,I conditions, >in@l' m,ii;'r ';H be srh 'eH'
... - .m,rr,u,..l ~. !. copy q this regulation.
,..,. j! al Subscribers Whose ai,ttH I" pay may b
'l ,ilc iaas:cr end w!''na! REMAIN indebted Oh "" u
Az, shall be ,ra.cd troi ihsri>t ." subs th,f,
@'''" Rrsoia,oa. q II, Ed,.or'al Coarc"t"" q ''
rl,,,. arr some ii Of tho collective wis
Ind m. .~, experience Of III, Editorial Sori~ OF ..rsi"
" @ :. INDEED a, Richmnnd on The eth January, ISIS.
IT. ., ,io,Is We arc determine 10 abitcIhe Interests
~ commend and onr own interests require, IN 'ii'
hp, Several OF the American presses are driven
~. t rugs'r ,nra q tak P5&"s'i.. No .E,I 81 ' u.
@ t i, a aaU Il The Crsif System, iial '"r h"h' 4"
~ " ms a,.a. difficulty consists IN the irns,tion from
Z. ,r Ia t,r tl, Nuiy;I>taudug ;.c Resolutions 81 t''
,.,r,rr,u. have been induced IL continue several
40 '-t," 49, .1N T l, | p - 4 yr, .h.rrh.r wnr
N document III positively IL stricken oil from oar ron
.,,l. commencement Il our neat Volume
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
r,, Tina, Il b., recommended 10 the Editors of Ne".lt
r. ,a.u,t commonwealth l. publish al The head - ' u
ur, their or advertising, ana h t"'\ St!U! ""''.
m same. am. prices he always >n'i, ;'> |" give IAN
grs,,tron tn The labor performed ,,, c,,,,,.,,.
~ % al sixteen lines, less ir>i Insertion - cents; '"
,a.g continuance. ~ cents.
r from, distance mus, accompanied with The advance
.,, lr saa,iur, references, 10 insure execution
r,t> al,crilsiu. may amount I" SLOW per aAhih
oan viii made ~ per cent; and 10 $50 Of lOprr cent.
n i Obituaries aud .Harragc< from the country "hrhH'
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.,,,c anal Cs,@g tM and II ,a,cr DRY GOONS

]
- H. IENkiN~ "mI!d invite Ihc t"nnn If merchants. IA
Ia. miles and "rhcr whn wan {" examine "r purchase Dry
t;nu,. che ~. east cil his establishment tit
viii find I'll Gs amounting I" Sln16JD, purchased and
wal he lnu-ra! low prices Tho folio" small parl
Cnr,on>-3a.onn yards Of Fall and Winter caic"c,
from b, 10 aud a it, :. The finest n" maie
CmMly. and Mor,LlvE De Luxrs-l0n ps. Mouslin" dc
Lame from d j.! ct.., Imported. Also Gladys
sm,ml, and Drg.s iipxrs-! 600 sraw and Dress Idkf<
and Sc:ra .l:ahl" for cruior and fashion.
+ English and French Mtn"rs nf all clors prices
Morrxrxc Coop. ror prFs-rBlark and blue iac% BON
lazimcs, Challys onr Ii a'n" also, hail rHrln. Good
KIND; plan "iIs and many arN styles {" Goods
Mrl,> and L,cr cars. and ",r.-aaao capc- and Col
vary o style aud cheancs' any ever ";i' "
CLoT. Cs,.imEREs aud E,TNGs-An extensive assortment
Of each article: new aud fresh.
BLANxrr-iusr Whitney, and Blankets cheaper and
S,IT~Ers-9I0 ps Satnets and cheap Casimecs 81 all
siylcS ,:, ,: ,,,.
Samst wcd wo"rn Goods aud other articles for the
same purpose -
from - cents finest quality mpoFcd alsn, Linen sheet
imss Dana<k Table Cloths, Napkins, T"wclinrs Linen ana
Linen Cambria Iitk,. SC, all fresh G"ud>, and warranted
pSxrsI," Coop.-Brown Slrtings Al e. :,
goods ward <lncs 10 II - e. and finer also Sheet
inge, ii and IL yards wide.
F,~>ELvhi", rcd and yellow tanncIs, al all prices from
u"rirry and Crovr>-Evrry description II Hosiery and
Gloves Tor lali>, gentlemen, boys Eirls infants ana mae anu
female servants
and fDahEr llpEF>-a great variety of each
rNaRrIi,s-silk and Cotton Umbrellas made L. order
Goup,-fvry description al Thread aud b"hiuct Lace
Lace Goods for Wells, Caps and toiS;
cheap black Lace Wells: F"onEs and nine- ~!
widths
Boxxrr>-a cases Nuns Bonnet> plain and fancy Bon
nets l-nlnrn Iionrcts. all Fall and Winter shapes.
RiB.xps-Gauzc and satin Bonnet AMI Cap EibadS mario"
and satin and lu-rug Rihamd>, all cuors.
FLowERs-Famcy Flowers for hanntts ara The HEAD.
SIX oons nREssEs-Er ny description aud style "'
plain AMI figured silks acs ~ black and fancy cn"rs for day
evening"; and Gauzc> beautiful ana rich
white articles fnr crrnn. dresses
az Purchasers Viii find addition the above G"od every
description Dry Goods family purposes. Merchants WIZ
suit their sales. he subscriber taxes
measure in nr able 10 Offer stock Goods varied III ~'yc.
m rlr.S - rcir al which the better enabled IT All
fines 10 do from lie Abortion ard Of his mode ul
selling far cash GosepdsrsS only ~
san, TT-wi3ID7 L. II. JENKINS.
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EUROPEAN POLITICS.
mr. filpS o Paris yanprS IN tI,. In Of October II

In our files OF Paris papers 10 the 10Th I" October Just
received, we find AZ exposition of The policy Of tn" Br
t:s Government regarding the Turkish question, upon
the amicabc adjustment Of which depends the peace of
Europe il Is extract from note addressed TO the
Austrian cabinet by Lord Hcauvac, the British Amhas-
Sador II Vienna. ls rCblcman. lately Sir Frederick
Lamb j. the brother of the Premier, Lord Melbourne.
The following Is Accommodation
81 declare, III the name Of my Court, that il is re-
solved 20 maintain tie integrity and independence of
the Ottoman Empircurdcr the rcignng dynasty. and
necessary consequence 0: this declaration, England
viii not seek 10 dcrr any advantage from the present
Of things either By obtaining any acquisition Of
territory, any exclusive influence. Ny Government
confidently expects that this declaration will be adopted
by the other Courts Europe, her friends and allies,
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Sept. %


AMERICAN LIFE assurance AND TRUST COMPANY.
CEcc .E,. ~, South Street, Ra!,'m"rs.
C.rirtL ran =, Two MrLLio>' % DoLLARs. ;,
ryrlIE President and Trustees Of this COMPANY receive No"
ry on Drposit., which interest VIII " H.i"'."" ,"h'
Inur;c.- AnnuI'ics and Endowment, ana re-
Trusts Of every description Mhnh may %" con-
united 10 their charge, whether from ih"Nu"> "t"'" w
dies, courts Of justice.
l. Messy will received and held III trust ana The interest
paid annually quarterly, III conformity WIN me
direction owncr-or the interest will be placed at the end
months credit OF the Trust Fund Tor accni
laiIon.
Ihrr I~.ru>~cE-PcrSons effect assurances "' the
Company upon their lives, the lives ui others Tor one
year, term Of Years, the whole oi il' ne thc Oh iS
computed for Company upon the most favorable TERMS a.
we'll for the officers i the Navy and Army, rs citN>-h" ~
be had on application 10 the Company or rs Agents. ~
:; A>>rirE.Thc>c VIII he granted upon suc terms rs VIII
enable the enjoy the largest income Tor any gwen
Of
E>oowmr>r.-s person who desires provide capita!
for ward hen h SHALL AT the age oi - wears, OF
portion for daughter. effect through I'M, ON
OFccrs TRUSTEES IF Compcng-P. Macaulcv E-l w. D.,
President, Baltimore l"Gn lie Esq L. L. d., Wee fir>dt
New York; Richard Wilson, Secretary " rhurston, Assistant
Secretary.
7rn<,cc<-Isaac Lawrence Beverly Robinson D. McVickar,
Charles A. Davis, Wctmorc, David MADDEN, .tnthon!
L. Colt Morris Robinson, New York. Matthew l.. Ecvan, VIM
piatt John Moss, Philadelphia; James Cox. Wm f. Maye"
Samuel Hoffman, Frederick W. Bruno, g. : odhcd, Joseph
Cushing Fielding Lucas, jr., Baltimore
Applications be made personally, or by letter post d 10
the Agents for the Company Virginia, who will furnish the
necessary uomafon t. persons DESTROYS OF e
.Ctin. making other arrangements through 'hs
Compan. Tor the benefit OF their families ., estate r.
r. VI. TABH, 9gcai, Richmond, "a
.7ycnls Il Jirgiga
Piirlir VI. T.RR, Esq, Richmond.
WN :. SIMPSON. ESD Petersb
Gro ". CAMP, ESD. N"ri0iH.
ROBERT ANDERSON. Esq, Williamsburg.
ions. ERUcE, Esq, Winchester. , ;.
June II III
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who have already this occasion given proofs OF the
wisdom and dsintcrcscducSs of their views, and more
prominently his Imperial Royal aud Aposolica! Ma
csy 10 whom is due tn. honor ofthc initiative Of this
proposition
Similar assurances, ii is SAID, have been given by TIE
C"ur.; q! Frlncc and Austria, and formal communl-
cation OF them has been made to the Porte, By Lord
Ponsonhy, the British Ambassador.
Nr. Pontois, the recently appointed French Ambas-
sador the Porte was at Marsrllcs on the 10th Of Oc
tober ready 10 embark for the Bosphorus 1.-The he the
bearer OF these assurances, the part of his Govern
abaic his prctcnsions and deliver up the Sultans fleet
He is however rcprcsc have said that ifsuch ne
cessty be forced upon him. he would order lbrahm Pa,
cha, his son, L. march upon Cons,antinople, which
movement would Immediately be met by Russian ar
my cf intervention for tn" protection of the Sultan
and his capital This Intervention would be opposed by
the other powers Of Europe, and hy the light Of this
general comfa rratlon h. would Withdraw, 10 pursue
his oygn policy.
Til" views which Governor Cass takes Of the Turco.
Egyptian question: arc embodied IN his article upon
Gambia, which published few days since. His late
personal visit to the theatre Of these events, gives greu
weight to his remarks lie says:
"Alohammcd Ali may he waiting the tirmrr CONSOLE
da"n oi his power, and the final settlement OF the
questions between him and his ,OlHinm s0r'rcigR, but
Gri"a rirHI lii" Sultan His recent victory Alcp
pD (at Nc2h,l and the death o.: hiss personal enemy
Sultan hlnmoud, and the consequent stirring events
which, AT the moment are writing, gong ON IN
the Fast Inn the great object of his
inhibition, the establishment 81 independent and here
diary government in his family Giobc.
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~ Az AWAY from subscriber farm near NarminStr
Ia on ,rs River, property Of Joseph e. tahtiI H.
% neg man. named HENRY. lie went oil ~ HE m"'tt 81
ol.r n vtrh ;na tr previous Thereto h' was
pTs hu.c canal. He probably some WIFI"
an m i'm. Of the canal river, between lHnchlhr: ana "c!
4 81. !, ab, >! wears Of age feet 10 inches
rlt. III rather ch, complexion and has tie marx 81
n aly. one of his eyes, and stanlcts III >peah- lie
~ f and cd TN wears past, IN the county oi ileas
yal al v.ly i've dollars viii b, paid io his DEWEY
The srbSrhe lis delivery into any lail 50 ila ne S'''
3s 'Ss' ~ - JI-wiw
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SGG,576,776 20
::G6,516,116 y

The ImrtOrd Patriot, an opponent of the National
Administration, article IN reference to the Wing
National Convention, which is TO meet at Harrisburg
next Wednesday, and to the nomination of candidate
III opposition to .r. Van Buren, remarks: "Ihs united
effort 10 reform the abuses of the government
satisfied, rGOH0' be maG' # The Of icary CIay is
pr'se"tcd far lie SmGr""rs ct Mc p'oPlc. There
too many strong pr"udiccs against hm-thcrc are too
many r'0SScs Of arraycd against him, that would
rejoice the opportunity ef-voting against Martin
Van Buren,, provided some less obnoxious man was
his competitor, 10 afford the least prospect of
cess. The true course, therefore, is TO bring for
ward ami compromise candidatr, upon whom,
all who are opposed To Loco Focoism can unite
to the old and hackncycd politicians whose
feelings have become cmbtcred, TO stand aside and
make room for candidate fresh trom the people, who
not pledged TO any faction particular class of men,
TO carry out their ultra or peculiar views This the
Harrisburg Convention may rely upon it, is what the
pcopleth. honest yeomanry of the land wish and ex-
peel. Having expressed these truths thus freely we
leave the dcstmcs of the Opposition in the hands of
those who have been appointed 10 direct and control
them waiting anXoisly the results
The PGfriOi which is leading Conservative print in
Connecticut, for some time had the name of VIM. G..
Rivcs al the head of it's editorial column, its cand
date for the Presidency. Recently, il disposed
10 go III favor of Gen Scott Every movement Of the
Opposition clearly indicates fatal diversity of opinion
among its members, which it is next impossible
reconcile by action Of their National Convention.
orlty OF the leaders appear to be in favor of Mr.
Clay; the mass of the rank and file against him.
Should he be nominated their party will be dissolved.
fPhu Sentinel
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- tk GROVE FARM FOX &hit.-Thi, property lc, III ~,
" of Buc Cham. IN" waters Z" :i "'rf ah'" -
Ii from The e. H. The lrc contains about y" acres,
uu which, excellent bottom. AMI the balance zoe"
~ land The improvements consist a: good G"t!h. E,l-,
., Stable aud all necessary oulhnl.. The properly Wi
NJ @ ~ the highest bidder the ID Monday in December r
m rr,nl.s> disposed privately before that t!nie-Iht
tom. ~ in be- mad" known the day Of SAL .
IN, ,go:scS q, .Vcry GI0rcr, des,@
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1--WE. nlAGK AAn NANAMmA ,oAlrANY.

JANE; EIA GR MD SAMANTHA COMPANY.
I Md i,ug 81 tn, President and Direct T> al tn jam
~ River aui haawia t"niny IA E'tn"ni, on FRIDAY "r
9Th Nov, u l,.r. ra
R,.oircd That unless The lrci,nr and Drccir~ ~h'' III The
BE- enabled. Ia lender other %! I.Ahtn my
Viii traa iirsl day o January ncNt, and q" "h ~"
cccdn. mon thereafter 10 tmn"c ~ par for III t"mr!
al They ircr--iNrlI tall duc, rlA
PR bonds s-Gc,i S the Company, amd Guaranteed u! u"
~ conformity ., provisions al lii" Ac 4" ia" lcs-a
The I'll M:rc! last; II beng understood that Hn bona
~ he issued f ~ than one Hundred llidr-, al iof ANY ~i
uut iu even hundreds.
Rc,G"r3 Ila. Tine rotary cai,r i'r r'gh" ktN"h'h u"
unfinished Richmond Wi. Tia. Richmond En'utcr the
l., .hi.pca Nuainau, aud rli knma', Ia: Banner.
E.t.a,t irun the records .....
W Il. CIIiTrENDEN, $rc'rg.
Np, IL :ri-.AtNilJ
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THlCkAuOMINN LtND--Wil be >"ld, "u tie premises
( 18th day u nccc!c II ttf, The fair
in Edward Guvan, made |" i' lat Io VIM. TfIr-
hear, cher, for h"nc. nt IaarS aud
Archibald Gn.u rr~ru,> james Gova, deceased bearing
date the 2th day III sept sr, i"'i, and al Record ia the tuui
Office OF Hanover, the ih day al Oc'nhtr nl the
year, very valuable Tract al Land, t!an
miles from the city Richmond, r"wHirE. Iyin.
New Bridges 10 III" lower country. The wi" Tract
by late survey lbs acctui being well susceptible ri
division VIII hr offered IN 'lcr >rr" parcels. The hr>t h.
iur lUw ~.
in. - ir' meadow land um said .'',',
well herds gI-s. easily irrigated, in subj 81 fresh
,gniicr with "ner mud aud "n tEchn'mly swamp,
adapted Grass. partially cleared. much itr.vy timber:
the h.h land /. very rou'';'. and wei wooded u. lhitg>
Of 'f> ava saw inil WI" Nt,hh% a'h' "
.,.t, lat al NOW Cu, a crIo ant sufficient ir> ih q''
f.r. Tn. second iis ,:i !@rr.l>. h land -" uno' 10
uf medium :lii;s. with ii'irri ni ~? IL ard
priulI, ur acres land
th> pa, there aG Dwelling H". containing r"oas
smoke li;sr and log uiird Kitchen A,d remaining t
which large, cummrdals Dwelling ilprs". extern
>,r Barns and all other ut houses. spacious falling Car;
with Orr!l.dS n >,lc, fsil and r necessary aprmsa.r
cleared lTrnd:': ~ acr' if>t rate mud li On r swamp
IN meadow, lray 81 wli wen herds tiric
ar about wc! ad;ind - til" p'rpnS" yet hr
tr,tpll '.J IN FOREST GFnmtl VII
i,l.,i premises. and ':!c ar1l lan sria sod y
IN t,> ,rci.nu r"uu.D fr fertility. tn, whole estate
rar,.l N. an agyc', and iylIy uyI.ih"rpn ri til.
uplli,, q; a ,al II r.u,, Li.iancn ri
Richmond L, nile The pat, above described arr IN COM
pact bur aui l- broad sim contiguous 20 tn" homestead.
VIII under "n" purchaser '"'''l"'' splendid an" r'"'"r
Truq, of >a " a rt-' m "n, rrd ii In" purcIqsa money.
~, f..a.. ia two equal iuuIal instruments t"ca Interest from
d., e" january n"i', w'rn is%m viii D. ri v'r"d
The nI,la.r -. bonds with approved security ana deed
nus pure ased t! IL Tie payments. tins sale
liz II tho Executors aforesaid ana 81 l' iroi
r. IA. rr~ril w.i! plots If >ilyr all
ptnao~ checr'ty inr y him. residing on III" premises,
y \ Goynr ~ tie undersigned vin. vicinity. I'll. ;,,lr
10 ti> poit : unG"natr, h" the trrr caI ComKrl oil!
Surviving Trustee.
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NoTiCE-Was committed TO the a; Of the county Of Caro-
line as a runaway, the lh day OF September last,
bright :nuiatto Woman calls herself IrcINp, CoLIxs
usual size supposed 10 be between 30 and 60
had on when committed blue specked dress and cap The
requested forward property and take her
away, or she will be dealt with according to Law.
GEO. L. GROVES TAILOR.
Nov s, aa-2m
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yY..EsYSTR.T0R'S SAFE or CRGpS STOCK 81,
N,, :,

3I..IsI>Ik.3ItE> Sfkt. Or Cft'''N, y 4 " ~, 80,
ON rIiE ftLl.S' PLANTATION,
WILL. hc -uA WEDNESDAY, IN icceGb"r ~ II o'clock,
w on tho Farm S COSBY Guc all 81 s Crop, Stock,
part ii to- bills Com, $4,000 lis. >kcai oats,
$3.50 lbs balr fodder, 50m lbs Herds Grass Hay large
quantity wheat ard Straw II Horses IL Mules, head al
Cattle Sheep stacks Top Fodder, . hhd Oyster Shells,
Buggy. and = head Of Hogs and all the plantation utensils
TEEns-Uadcr 800 Cn~ovcr Shl months credit VIII be
given approved negotiable paper.
DAVID NJ BRANCH,
.1darni.tG:or 81 Samac! C1s5y GecI
~ Sale conducted by
TEMrLEu,N 4 DIcxINsoN, .2aci>.
Nnr !h.--ilS
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HisJorOpsh .ieadcmy
,gNHE Fall Session will cad the 9Th Of December he SPrn:
Session will begin Monday the 9Th OF jsnuay Tuition as
Classical Deparmen,-W. J. cham, Juo a. Binsham A.
Ray-PrnciRsl
English Departmtat.-A. H. Ray, g. w. Hushea =
Hillsbetoush, n. c., Nov 81 o'-W2"
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ESH. WILLIAM IN NNS'S iANph'I.i. NM .Nii"i">i
ds,,~ LIVER comp liant pr>la hl> d,,us.>, ,, nlrrs
female Weakness aud ail r> "i h%rnrli"r''a'm, 10" hti
parI"lion "l the heart ncF"ns f'a"'y nrry"~ weakness
lr" al>, seminal weakness, nd.r>'ion s oil appetite '"a
falrnr, >rri'al En"':ms~, !*FrS, .dh''', ,t
cup, sickness, nightmare. iruraii. asthma, ir d"iir'
most ,,rr,riii. Disorder Corr viii lind relic; from Their sui
f.rins's by 4 "u ct ID. Evans medicine"
M. Letter from the Hon. iiraiam Mcclellan Sullivan County
Fast tennessee. Mcmhrr "' Congress.
W..ua.Io>, July 81, l>'-.
Sir-Sincc have hn.n TIL. city, have used n' "i !orr
hove 10 valuable remedy. my constituents
~ A. arden 81 aii'hpli county Tennessee, send
hn some" winch did AMI h. t, rimIoycd very successfully
a-a "a. 49, .llco. tak. ,a would paiaiE a' an aren't n
pee r.su or1 far lie >a! ii ynr celebrated !lcl@c
so,'t commission. .iul. Ii. willing u ac liz %pi You
sad ~. ntria h wa;"T t" IL" r', 4 R""t' h'n.
'i',rnu. razcwrIi !.,'r trnu"rr. has. doat t'' it
YOU bal agent in .'ral counties EAST Irnnrs"r great
dl Of youT medicine would he ol rm g"Ig 80 iak >"nr
=" hnnc with ri tr my and that If ny friends, hnG
.!oui k" - 'a from neither you r"ii Sr an agent ~
merchants Ia :rt Tar you, - | lvc near there
NGiiItu MCCLELLAN Of rcum~s.r.
\ n.,,, richmond.
ur. WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING *yHr,
FnE ,l:ILruvN rr.EI'uN,-irr ardby himself
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some and dangerous ,t;';u Il ., l"wn =: nihrr> ii
there = ertt 'aon N i'' "t and 's.as duns "a, pro-
=; 80" s'"'> ~ ~ III "a - -, ..,
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: - ~ @ 1914. ~! @ - &c., nan ma, convince
- To- ~ - @ 80 @ .",, ,,r,,r.,inu Of -ucl an
4, " -. ,,.,, - .,I t,turr 81,
,;n, No., .".r, cy,cn,. s,r arn,: snI.rnrs that
, ..rtnt 80 IN r.yIsi,a and INV am! fiai. sup used
ira dab .r.I ,o-, "nrul,i til VIC
cured baltic oIs :, up w!.ci applied 10 hc
wuirfui c'.' pruduc d. and after i'w ailIci
a. ID Dis obvious relief and ly continuing. IL
as, an lad u You, the child ha colc ~ recovered,
Of thai aw:n complaint has sine. orr'r'"
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