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NOTICE

TRAYED stolen from the subscriber living in this place
y bay FILLEY years old rising wtish mouth
with white hairs the OF her TAIL and some white
specks fore shoulders and pa body Her name is
MARG.REr and easily be told By calling BY that name
she will shew that she knows name will
dollars for the apprehension of the aforesaid Fey and also FIVE
dollars for the thief Any who shall from find the
said Flley, will write me In GAINESVILLE, Virginia
JAMES JAMES.
ClarksVlNe, september !; IS3J. 24-G;
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VIEWERS CAVE viii b. Illuminated on Wednesday, De-, a.
w r SePts nber Ito With upwards II Ifo YhggsnEa
become the sole cs: a. 'i-
reuny Justly celebrated wonder ui Mature pr
py increased Inducements m addition 10 - az kuoHrdeed t
public make increased rIrrOn. for the coHion Il
ar. lie hops effect successful arrangements a!-
r The Of perfect order, and To b. able r
Of liberal hitherto hsruV
return. his grateful aoknpw r.m'nt-. Good music WI h. t
cured aud Tor thr Pail room G-n.nei aInr
INTO the Cave FOR Dpilr-laIio- gratis,
JACOB M0HLEg
Aur 3I-,gg
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Orange, Sept. 18Th, ls4o.

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.-JANEs Gst1FiT. -, I,
w graduate OF the University of Prnn-y vanla, ava
{. IfLI>oroS from London, respectfully announce s
will, on the Isl OF October lsi0, open new E.tdbh'
Williamsburg, Virginia, Apothecaries Druggists,
and Dealers Fancy Goods. and other EOoh ahu
tionary required the College VIII be sold the zane %
in the other Of Virginia. Physicians prescriptions
carefully made up and the best Medicine
Drugs VIII be constantly hand. They wall engage 10 @
any books, Instruments &c. Europe, direct WIN me
expedition having already opened correspondence wth
Liverpool and Paris, and hope by moderate charges ana ~
SEMI II " f r s6-ut!iO
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nTSTRICT CONVENTION.

Alta meeting of the Delegates OF the 4th Electoral
District held in the Masonic Hall, in LawrenceTille
on Monday, the 2ih inst, Dr. Henry Z. Worsnam'
of Dinwidde, was appointed President, Dr.. John Or
aa,n. of Brunswick Vice President, and Geo. Stone,
Secretary.
The object of the meeting being explained b. the
President il was unanimously resolved, that the mem
bers of this Convention having implicit confidence IN
the patriotism gritty and ability of the present Chief
Magistrate of the Union, do bind themselves TO use all
honorable means to secure his reelection TO the Presl
dencv OF these u. States:
Resored That ne most cordially approve of the Con-
yention 10 be held in Charlottesville, the 9TH day oil
September next and that the following named gentle
men be appointed delegates from the county of Bruins
wick TO attend said Convention, VIZ: Gen George =
Drompnole. DR. Greed Haskins, Col VIM Meredith
Dr. Devercux, j. Claiborne 5. Edmunds, Or. Jno
Orga,n Francis Jones, John Grigg, Jas w. T. Has
kins. Col Isham Trot,er, Dr. Henry Lewis, Robert ID
TprobulI. Jos A Riddlck, Robert Kirkland, George
Stone. Col f. II. II. Blick, John F. Atkinson, John +
Martin Capt. Thomas Gtbbon, Frederick NJ Harda
way, Thomas Morris, Edwin II. Edmunds, Jos H. Ira
WIS., J. J. Harrison, Dr.. Frederick W. HARRISON Jas
Harrison Wve Harrison, VIM c. HARRISON, John w
Harrison, R. R. Brown, John B. Thrower, Harrison
Heartwell, Captain John Jones' Col. John T. Jones
VIM Lett, VIM Hill, John f. f. Lewis, Charles Turn
bull, Richard n. n. Walton, John Manning VIM
Power, George f. Taylor VIM Seymour, Maj. Robt
Kidd John Sanford, James Blrdsong
On motion, Resotrsd, That the following named gen
tlenen be appointed committee to publish an address
10 the voters Of their respective counties George
Dromgooe DR.. DevcreuX, and }. Claiborne, OF Bruins
wick; VIM o. Goode and Richard II. Baptist, OF Meek
l.nburp: John T. Street, and DR. Robert Marshall o
I.pnenbure Dr. Henry c. Worsham, and Dr. Richar'
F. Haskins, of Didwidde.
On motion, Resoissd, That the Vigilance COMMITTEES
Of each county the district, be requested 10 order 10
publication sufficient number Of copies Of the address
R,solreG, That copy Of the proceedings OF thu
Conventions be signed by the Chairman and Secretary
and forwarded to the Editors of the Richmond Enqur
err and American Statesman, for publication.
HENRY c. WORSHAM, Prest.
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BY Me Lie"ts"oat- Gor'cnor II Isrg,a,q.

A{THEREiS, has been represented 10 the Executive ma,
w JAMES q. PEARNAN, charged wt'h having gigI,,,,,
,LLr SmirH Psylvama county by giving poison
from Justice -TherrfOre, JOHN VI PATTON. L.rlrr,r,
Cove rpor acting the absence Of the Governor from the , =
Government do hereby offer reward II Hundred Dollar
any person persons ~h" VII appTreud the ,ad iy r
deliver hun into tie Ia OF PiislanI county And fegu
officers, civil and military. AMI request the p"uy!r the
uipnwca their be-. cSertlun, mas m arrested
brOu cIlt 10 justice.
under hand a Lieutenant s,nor. ami u.
sE,L the zeal Of the Common wealth Richmond m
igh day ol August, 1870. JAD. ". PATTON
J,nEs g. PG,aAN abor - year. old f.e, asrl
slender. and weighing probably about 10 - rgti. t
yicHon sandy hair, red whk- aud beard cr
heavy and downca.t when spoken He pursued toward.
Iynchnrr, and - thought viii Turk in the We.yen part Of Viz
gina IN Ohio.
Aug 81 3)-w;w
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CANCER! CANCER. CANCER

CANCER! CANCER! CANCER -
nR BENJAMIN d. ANDERSON o!rr~ hi! service. t. VI
~ friends public The OF This lnvetrr ar
such i ms confidence ~ hI> mod" Of ~
ment VIII br made unc-- Guy" he PERFORMED
His residence Immediately the road leading from bf
mond 20 y nchburg by way OF Gainesville aud Bu ANShaa
Courthouse and eight below latter place Letter, ai
St>>ed him Edndg- T. o.. buckingham county, Va i'%
paid Yi! " ith prompt attention.
r.-NG
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OI.U WINES MD LItlI uR-.
PIPE and half pipes India Na:eIf1 Nur
do Ola London Dock Cogaac Brandy
Beng part the stock Of Nva- j. u. Br'n-eri
Iso-A general ASSORTMENT vi Old Wines and Liquors
Madeira IN piprs, half pipes and az. casS,
Pale and Brow Sherry, III half pipes
Port. IN Or ca,ks and bottles
Champagne, Llarei. &c
old London Dock Co-!ac Brandy, &c.
Do Jamaica. Antigua and Holland.
Eichar!,on's a.t Glt>on'> Barley WhIshry. &c. &c.
Groceries abundance all OF hch VIII b. sold A price.
nrusaie wiki tcr qualities ard The present lard times.
Ayrl 10 E!l2-w.9w WM. WA!I.NrE
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60rHe IN tas froeess"S " - = -
al BGLiaors
Van .s.taop 10 conquer" well you know
Sou have already >toOp'd 50 t"",
rh,t every State like Jersey true,
IyjII -rori 10 weld it< rights To yni;
T'h.n while you boast, do not forget
You have no, won the conqueStyet.
Va, s.s,oop TO conquer, ali beware,
Our state -IneD you cannot enshafej
With proud contempt your arts they view,
yonr eabi1s, 'eoons-Aard cider too
Tn,n yn- ven boast, do not forget
Won have not won the conquest yet
Won s.stnOp ronqrcr'-yet may iall,
Tho sinonth the stream which you sai
I1nr pilots all the dant-rs kno"
That darby lie concealed h-!oa;
Then wnile you boast, do not forget
You have not won the conquest yet.
You s's,oop conquer"-we disdhin
Nv treach 'rous means cause 10 gain,
And while lbe ship OF State we guide
Wen boldly stem Oppress:on's ilde;
Then wn,ie YOU boast, do not forget
You have woE the conquest yet
The light our stes 10 triumph led,
We trust will DER our path be she'd
Around the a.xSER they 5eiueatied
Infai-ag laurels shall he wreaihed:
White will. patriots dear to tame
Shall BE- enrolled Vas BCREs's name
Then while you boast, do not forget
The contes; 5 not ended yet
S.nt.mhrr g.
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PLANO EnR,rE MARE-unI,sE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE .l
THE subscriber is constantly receiving from the al
mannafactory of SuNS. CLIhX, New York. eleeah. al
plain Piano Fortes possessing the latest Improvements me
decacy Of touch and sweetness of peculiar 10 |
nufac;ure .,
Also large Musical Instruments, and ha'
Merchandise in general. = %,
Piano Foes repaired tuned, let hire, and taken II =
change
CHEAP MUSIC. = ,rg,
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale 10
State selected from, the Of the sub5crbe al
enabled TO sell the Philadelphia and New lofk "
and retail prices. ..,sr
Those purchasing sell again will be furnished upon 0
terms than they find elsewhere IN the State. ,or
Piano Forts HIsie Store, o77o,is tss go -,
Au. lS
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LYNCHRITRG,

At regular meeting OF the Democratic Association
Of the town Of Lynchburg held at the Courthouse
Thursday the eth August ls4o for the transaction of
business, &c, on motion, james W Morgan was call
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Shannondaie Springs, IN Jcftrson co~nty, Ia.
THIS well watering place will be opened for the


i the l0ti June.
valuable Improvements have been
made. Two and cunmodoGs ba houses have been erected
for the purpose for cold and bathing the water M
principal Spring. There drawing IN the barge
riiugo adjoining the dining hall, and the other
H. The latter i furnished -tp:t Piano.
To h0-- who visited ;r. >pU-s may b. 3Tuft
To ,ay that they are Iiir Shenandoah
from Charc-r"n the county seat {" Jcr-"n and can he rt
in one ay from PhilaGr Pima. Baltimore. Washington. 20
.encers stop at Harper Ferry dine" and then proceed ten %
on the - tc-r.r Potomac Railroad tu the 'ha'-tomu 10
pot hence they taken cOachr- provided by tile 'um
i've miles Ia the SpnHgS.
Every thing ha- b"ru provided reuirra onrrn Al m
ne yace delightful IL those who rg 'hcr health r
.u1 turlsrfneuf. various binds w p" found u'rd TO
rray a. wrU 4. the CAV ~ SPOT Union eNce >laua,
ia IN bsagty. TIE scenery ! unsurpassed
The ,Ie ii tn rsl.r- w,l known. Hundreds 81 '
most obstinate ca."s whcA would yed {" n"lug ri, i5
n r,trry cured rs tar-r y,1tsIs Ia Urppsy. dyspepsia
All OF The aad liver and many OIL
affections they have proved Invaluable. - ~
,,z, Of slearAl2:!< Sprays ComPaDg
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stanton. Aususrl,I.io. .ToW,.oy

AND FOR SALE.-Tlr landed property belonging u tie -,
IL tate ii BENItnS l,rcHIg. decd. Offered for sale
lie, Buckingham r0ad 10 The lover end a Cumberland
county, part extending Pow haan and CONTAINS asg
twelve q uff,rn hundred
deem 1t unnecessary any very particular
A. il j. presumed would buy property Of Tbs Kind merely
from description. Persons wishing Ia purchase are invited
come for themselves. shall tr on the place Tor
ue. two or three months, and Mr r. Buryv-I the mnf.
nei rhborhood wiz the land point our the lines &c,
person Hi.h IL ihtni.
If sale can h. made tIme purchaser vii allowed the
privilege ci seeding a crop Of wheat thu fa.
ELIZABETH ". HATCHER.
EIeeutrtr Of BrglaHs Ha'cisr. 1a'i.
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B. BARBER respectfully announces that hr will his
Il. professional Ia.. on Monday, September .thAppy al
" Tayof- and Piano Forte Warehouse, NaR street
nearly opposite the Banks.
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Effects Of Me Sub Teasury.-The following is sad
stale of things for British Wing friends They had
rather see "Old Nick" come, than prosperous times
before the election Their only hope is and always
has been the dstresses of the people-as the
try sinks the Wings rise. Their naked principles
too outrageous to be supported for moment and
It's only when the country is brought to the verge of
ruin by specializing and other '.Whig" expedents,
which they fercely charge upon the Administration,
that they hope to succeed. But the ''hard times,
which they have been deprecating so long, while, at
the same time they have been praying for continu-
of them until after the election, is drawing TO
close little than they hoped for or expected
Providence to own upon their base attempts 10
charge all the evils of the times upon Adminstra-
ton that is trying to do much the whole
people not only prosperity, but stability and re-
gularty Read the following from of the most in
Wing papers in the country. A mercantile
friend has informed that domestic goods of nearly
every description have advanced from 10 to 90 per cent
within the last month"; and the manufacturers are black
hearted indeed fthey refuse to advance the wages
their laborers in the same proportion Let all opera
tves look to this and that they obtain their rights
nv l. Era
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POETRY.
s.ureH YEr xraAixs r>,vsG.'

The following spirited lines written by Lady Of He" Jersey
were read al the late Democratic Convention al s w ."
,,nn.on Eso and were received th CREST appfopaoh
tn ,m.sra,s, aner the drGdRg n1sto ne ,'JSY - I'm
rhe ,ras The Procession q fas "ag e0Hes''"
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charlottesville JrfcrSOniaR

Tile discussion nj Saunton-Wc have heard from
several most reliable sources that the Wing orators
were sorcly ''used up by Mr.. Smith Of Culpeper, at
Staunton, last week. Mr.. Smith, although beleasuer
ed BY three of the most boosted Federal champions,
not only sustained HIMSELF but most successfully push
ed the war into the enemys country. We understand
tina, good many abandoned the 'humbug party,
and declared their determination 10 support Mr.. Van
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eontcst The Locofocos put forth their utmost
strength having the advantage of popular candidate,
and all the benefits which the manufacture of votes
and efficient electoneerng could give. But the will
of the people was too strong for them and n signal
defeat has rebuked their efforts. The maiorites of
VIM were in the parish of Claiborne l42 Caddo g.
The three parishes of Union Caldwell and Ouachita
gave Wnn majority of l73, making an aggregate
majority for him in the five parishes of three hundred
and twenty-three. deduction of this amount from
the previous majoritics of Moore brings him out IS
ahead.
The result however, must not be taken as critcri-
on of the election in the fall Many Wings influenced
by local interests and personal prejudccs voted for
Winn In the same district Harrsons majority may
be estimated at seven hundred In the parish of Cai-
borne Friend, Locofoco, was elected to the lower
house by aiorty of 81 The parishes of Nachito-
ches and Caddo also send two ocolocos to the house,
Edwards and Morse.
BALTlMoRE Aug. 2.
The Southern mail arrived last evening" bringing
New Orleans papers of the 25th I send You papers
There was another arrival from the Red River, con.
hrmng the election of Moore (Whig) in the Sd district
but making it doubtful in the absence of official re-
turns, whether his majority did not 90 up to 90,
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COUNTY MEETING.

1t will be seen by the notice in another column
that there is to be gathering Of the people at
Jericho on Tuesday. 1t is desirable that there
should be full attendance--and, judging from
the past, there can be little doubt on this point.
Mr.. SLADE is expected to be present and address
the meeting, which, of itself would be sufli-
cient attraction to secure large audience, but
the people are sensby awake to the importance
of the crisis, and never have we known such a
willingness on the part of farmers to leave their
work and attend to politics. "Are you going to
the meeting!" said one farmer to another, the
other day. "Cer,ainly, ann" was the reply
"ior have always made it point, through life
to attend to the most important business first
and verify believe that it is of more conse
guence to the farming interest generally to ge
rid of this mildew administration, than all the
influence of soil, season, and our individual
efforts for five years to come. Yes, sir, In
going, and shall carry as many ofmy neighbour
as can ride in hay-rack."
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IMPORTANT ELECTIONS,

Elections to which the eyes of both political parties
are most anxiousy directed take place in six of the
States in the Union this week In Indiana, Illinois,
Kentucky Missouri and Alabama, they commenced
yesterday-n North Carolina they commenced last
week. and are completed on the 18th. In Indiana and
Alabama they are completed in one day; In Kentucky
Missouri and Illinois, they continue three days.
The Wings were beaten at the last elections in ALL
these States but Kentucky. In the language OF the
Loco Foco Almanac, "lndlana Illinois and North
Carolina were changed from Opposition to admins
sraton States" Missouri gave an Administration
majority at the last election of $685. and Alabama an
Administration major''y Of $50 We go into these
elections, therefore, with but orc State in our hands
If we triumph as we anticipate, in Indiana, North
Carolina and Illinois, the electoral votes Of these
States will be given to Gen. Harrison.
In Indiana the contest is for Governor and members
Of the Legislature Last year the Locofocos had an
aggregate majority in the state on the Congress vote
of 1898, and they succeeded in choosing fire of the
seven members of Congress, and majority in both
branches of the Legislature. If the Wings succeed at
the present election, it will be splendid triumph.
Judge Bigger is their candidate for Governor-T. a.
Howard the candidate ofthe Loco Focos.
In Illinois and Alabama only members of the Lcgis-
lature are chosen We have some hope of Illinois,
but we can say but little about Alabama.
In North Carolina were beaten last year. The
Loco Focos had majority of 204l in the State, and
elected eight of the thirteen members of Congress- The
election is now for Governor and members of the Le-
gislature. Our friends promise victory. A Wing
Governor is said to be ccrtainthe Legislature more
doubtful.
In Missouri Governor, two members Of Congress,
and the State Legislature, are chosen. The Loco
Tocos carried the State at the last election by 6356
votes The Wings will try but no, much can be ex-
pec.ed.
Kentucky is safe enough.
or these States the Wings have claimed Indon,
Kentucky and Illinois certain for Gen. Harrison
4 few days will bring us the rcturns.-AHaS.
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NO THE PUBLIC. In offering this Edition Of
J. Smiths Geography and Atlas 10 the public, the
Publishers invite attention to the following additions
and improvements,
The Biography has been carefully revised and en-
iarged is illust rated by about thirty additional Cuts
and is perfectly adapted in all It's parts TO the new
MHps.
The enti.c text of the book has lat much cxponsc)
been thrown into uniform large type which feel
confident will be regarded as very decided impro
vement.
The tables appended to the Book were made up
with care, and contain much valuable Information
in cORGcr sd form, The names and length Of the
principal Cana. aHd Raj Roads tinishcd and in pro-
gressl aro gwen, oui ~ places connected also y
Schools, Thcolngcal Scenarios and Religious do
nominations Of The United States, the rcigning Soy
ere!ns Of EurodC. Sr.
An entire new \ t'ps accompanies the Book, con-
tanning eighteen ycrv supel.ur Maps mostly drawn
expressly Tor this work 'ro" or-' ll surveys and tho
most authentic sources, and embraces much valuable
information not 10 be found IN any similar work.
Our own country hns received SPECIAL attention. The
Rail Roads, Canal, nnyiration of Rivers and recent
chances, are all carcllly marked, and many coun'ie.
are shown which do not appear IN any other Atlas.
Among the pccu'iarcs % this work may he mcnton-
ci the plan of showing the popn!n'on OF state. and
Countries in round numbers GA thu face of the Mans
The NAVIGATION of Rivers for Sh'ps, Steamboats,.
Sopps & :, Is shown by placing AT the head of ma
vic1tion the appropriate characters for each
| The Map md Chart of the World combined Ton M
entire new man. showing NJ one view the Natural and
Political Divisions of the Globe, the Extent Popula
! ton, Religion, Form of Government ani state %
CIVILIZATION Of each '0u1try) has attra'ted much a.
tention aud is considered great Improvement uror
any thing heretofore attempted m the form Of Char
| rs here all shown AT single glance, and the re-
lah,ns they sus,nin 10 each other We wold a
solicit attention IN the roHlarkahle dstnctneSs AM
ease with which every name on m" Map may be re,r
as well as To the very superior style and execution o
the work in other respects, The Questions at TN
close Of the Book ore important and will he iount
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Burlington, Anr,l 10, 1910.

lyman Il COLE haze received Their usual
- ex'rn. i've assortment Of Spring AMI summer
GOODS cm ra ing hcau'ifd variety Of goods for
Ia lie, lmner dresses; rch fngli h aud 'corll GiaE
ham, Inla nrln superior art lie for whe dresses :;
JacOnel cant rio, Il gr'at assortment of larrcl AMI
chcc' ere Camirc, prime Lawn, mourning no. prn-
c cant RE AMI French MI>lm. An exen i've a. or
men, OF American Cacoe, cheaper than ever. A few
Enlll and French do.
SILKS. A small assortment Of Rich silks, incl ding
llacR blle latf, colore and slrpeI. Bandana IFdf
Pungce Crime whi;e sll, do. u " Italian Crava,,
Gen cmen', cold and lack kil Glove, do cord, Lac.
anl white silk glove do Berlin, L.le Thrca |, Linen
and cotton glove. good - ormcnl of Hosiery,
VERY cheap. Unit rca's aud Para,ol.. Thin Boos
anl Shoe , La hes tl Tie, ant Slip,
DOMESTlC GOODS. Mcrrna'k coiions, Davir-
vile 40 "a. Cotton Shccng, Stirring, 'rck ing, cod
CAM ric,' Yarn, Thread, an Knitting Cotton. l.
perine l., ne Cloth, and bleach COTTON. York Mixture.
S'npes, Drill, s.. Irish LAen. ShIring and Sheciing.
| Dia ,er an Crash.
TAliOWS TRIMMING. lnclrlng sewing Sill,
Twist, Threa ! Patng, canvas, sleeyc-l inng, Lrowi
| linen, 81 ON I, Bin hing, 81,
VISITING. White ny Nc als, yalena, figure
Satin, g.. Gauzs. and r.ch chally fancy lPih'f. A
great variety q other DRY GoOi'S which compri
very exten,ye assor'men, an are offered at a>ioni h.
ing low prices Ladies and Gentlemen sro invited I,
call anil examine qlalile; and prices, jane 4.
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STATE OF VERMONT, VTNiE hon. the prot ae
DIST. OF tWTTfNDEN, IS. Il court for the district
Of Ch,ien lem all per ems concerned in The cs'ae of
Jonathan Gile, lac Of Charlotte, in sald district, de-
rea,cI, gree my Whcrca Hcman lIo for |, executor
OF he IA will AMI tc lament OF aid de ea.e propo-es
render account ofhi> mmlNraiun, AMI pre- ,cni
account against sad eae for cxanna ion and al
lowancc, nj ~ sion OF ,he cour; Of prob 10 hold
the Req .ters oire in Il rin !on, ON the second
noiIte 10 appear core raid co ri, al the time au,i
Place aforesaid an show cane, it any yoi have, why
The accoIn aipre all ,ho lid not he allowed. Given
under my han ~ Ellington, this H. day of ly, A.
d. 1910, lyl5 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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SENTIMENTS.

The following excellent toasts, prepared by
our friend Johns, were drank with great applause
at the recent Huntington festivals
VIM. H. H,rrison-May he be Ike the stone in
Nebuchadnezzars dream, that was cut ont without
hands, 10 break down the great image Of loco iocosn
mad I'LL the country with the blessings Of wise ad-
mnstrailon.
The cause Of Harr ison and Peform-Tho cause of
liberty and the people-May it 20 on connuering and
10 conquer, unlL .ne government and country bn
purged from corruption.
Honos' irdustry-May it never be robbed oe IL
just WAGES to suit the views of loco oco arisocracy
Tie Subtreasury scheme-Like Jonah's gourd tina
sprung up in night may II wlther and die before III,
rays of a Harrison sun.
The present Administration" Whom the gods will
70 destroy, they first make mad"
llr royal I'resident-May he take his gold spoon
liver dishes to ca, bean porridge with, at Kinder
"ssaersr' ef Gen. Harrison--Ye generation