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READ AND REFLECT.

PICTORIAL HONEY OF LIVERWORT.
q II season like the present. when, in consequence
II of the rapidly varying changes of the weather. al
ernatng from dry 10 moist from hot 10 cold, coughs,
coils, asthma, eatarrh, &C. daily be coming more
prevalent, remedy universally efectuai in removing
all such complaints, is deserving of especial attention
and recommendation. Such remedy, prepared solely
81 vegetable Ingredenis composing I'm addition to the
herb from which it derives It's naIne) sew ral others
equally valuable and restorative their eesis Is offer
ed TO the community in the PICTORIAL HONEY OF
LIVERWORT, which since II was first presented to
the public by the proprietor has received entails
from hundreds of its efficacy, voluntarily rendered. the
originals OF many of which. by the leave of the parties,
may be examined by all interested the store of the
proprietor. In fact, IN all cases of Colds, Coughs Asth
ma, Influenza, Group, Whoopng Cough. and every ins
dammatory affection of the Chest and Lungs, the Pee
yoRAL HosEy LIvERwoRT stands unrivaied hay
ing IN every instance, when the disease has been
Of the most aggravated and virIent kind, effected Der
fec icure, if its continued, least afforded
apartia benefit to the sterer, which only required hs
own perseverance, to become a perfect cure. MANI a.
our most respectable ctizens have authorized the bro
prelot 10 communicate their Names evidence OF the
truth OF the above statements, interested epoure
Y{-frepaIed by JAMES ID. NOWILL, New York
and Tor saeby ROBERTS * ATKINSON
ape Sole Agents Ter Baltimore.
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE. IN
Hd' Te,nosed 70 No is South Street.
John !; DONALDSON, President. /.
II for oae more years, for life, Al he Sseu;.s
rates for every hundred dsilars: '''' 's''~iAs
Ace ss osEyEAR. sRvEx YEARS. LIFE
7 e e E s
GRANTS AssUITIEs-Ratss for enc hundred 'dssIs,,
s s. is E ''' ..."--
SELLS EEDowMESrs for children u 4.ts s.
BEcEIyEs MoHEv on deposie ai
MAxss cosTa4srs in whss Iiss ~ de iassr...
% WILLIAM H,MuRsosz, s.sx.
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healing, apencnt and Hnodyne HatuIe-opea ar o.
structions OF tho and lungs, promo eAptS.o,
tioa strengthen, clense and heal the tender iuaIlu
lungs carry off the slew, inward hectic fever, promo.e
digestion strengthen the nerves, increase tht appeie
NJ The Snecific Il safe mild and easy, ans may he tab
en- without danger by in the last stage OF PREF
nancy and is a sovereign remedy for ehdren ana sves
the bowel complaints. The proprietor has been m ue
habit ofusng tins specific in his private pIa ce or ete
thirty years past in HypOchondnea 9 I
ness of Spirits &C. as well diseases OF the heart ana
lungs with Unparalleled success. The doss Oh me spr-
cific s be given according TO the age ana sueR Oh inc
patient as directed for the consumpuve'
NH 4 Qayv-an 20
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TKyIN PLATES, &c.
800 boxes Tin PLATES, Ia approved brands
IG0 whole boxes l4X20 10 Roofing TIN
800 bundles Hoops, from Sc 10 inch
80 do Rod IRON, IA to SO inch
100 rolls Sheet BRASS
$40 bundles Iron WIRE, from to IL
800 Stone Anneaie.i 20 l9hal
= 8 sets Tanem Tosis--fnf sale W
BROWN g. WILSON,
90 aas 49, .si.a No. - q. Frederick 1t.
ETUTUfx CxFF = csssv a1s quality, ter
IN bY TvRNaz, wEnsLWRIohT NUDGE
db sesutA ehszssss
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WORTHY or NOTTCE.

WORTHY OF NOTICE.
ENOR sALE.-A Biask GIRL, 10 years Of age, to
Il until she is q years Of age. She is well
grown and good house servant For further particu
lars apply TO L.. r. SCOTTI'5 Old Slave ency and
Intelligence Office. hr1>ment City Hotel. OOPS
EB TO in.
Square Iron, 5 l6 IN. 10 in
Scroll de
Hoop do 4 il. te II in.
Together with general assortment Of STOVES, fer
aio by OLIVER PARKER,
epls csvuer Of eafverf & Lombard SITS.
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TO WESTERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
TRAV ERS.
e. g.
EEyHE GOOD INTENT FAST LINE, vii
III leave Baltimore every evening, At 81 O'Clock, af
sr the arrival of the Philadelphia Rail Road Cars.
-FOUR O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
For Wheeling, Pittsburg, GAINESVILLE, Columbus and
eincinnal, ria baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, and Ma
onal Road, the bcs in the Unien. ft
Through 10 Wheeling g 50 hours only,
PILOT FAST LINE leaves every morning., AT o. o.
Clock for the above cities; travelling the same route as
the Good Intent Line Through in = hours.
The above Lines connect at Wheeling with all Of the
Ohio Lnes Of Sages,also with STEAMBOATS, for Mays
vile Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Logs and New Or
cans, Fr'lraf7i1zr ~ ~
For seats in Baltmore apply at the General opposi
don Stage oics No. IA Pratt street, directly oppests
hs Baltimore aid Ohio Rail Road Depot.
HUTCHINSON 4 WEART,l Oaf
TH0s, SHRiVER DE-.
ALPHEUS BEALL, (oHhes'
WILLIAM II. STEELE,
aas -.f }, A. WEART. Agent.
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Rrprn1IcAY MEETING N CAMPBELL.

At meeting Of portion of the Republicans of Camp
bell county, held at The Court Honse, on Monday, the
18th Of December 1871 for The purpose appointing de-
cgates 20 the Republican State Convention proposed
10 be held in Richmond the I'd day Of February
next, &C., Captain Adam Clement called 10 the
Chair and b. NJ. De Witt appointed Secretary. On
motion Committee appointed TO report resolutions
for the consideration Of the meeting, consisting OF the
following gentlemen
Sterling C. Anderson, Capt. Thomas w. Jones, B.
NJ. De Witt, VIM. Daniel Jr, John Percral, David
r. Edey, Wm. Fillmore, Thomas Rosser, Capt. James
Russell, Geo. F. Henry, Capt Richard Harvey, I: b.
Wultl,all, and, motion, the Chairman was added
The committee, having retired for short time reported
the following preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted
Believing il TO be less the duty than the privilege
of the people under our presen. happy system OF 60
vernncnt TO meet their primary assemblies and express
their approbation or dsapprobation OF important mea'
surcs adopted by their public funconarIes, we, por
ton of the people Of Campbell county, here assembled
do declare our opinions and views upon the leading
questions of The day. in the resolutions hereun,o SUBJ
joined:
Resolred, That we gard the late Extra Session of
Congress as unwse in its CALL reckless IN its dellbera-
tons and highly injurious in lis results to the best IN
.ercs.s Of the country.
Rcsoired, That we consider National Bank, (the
leading measure of the Extra Session) unconstitu-
tona incompatible with tile principles of free govern
ment incapable of accomplishing the beneficial objects
for which its friends insist upon lis establishment, and
obnoxious to all the objections which have been Of
ten urged against it by the Republican party.
Resolred, That gratitude is justly due to Presi
dent Tyler for the independence and irmness with
which he exercised his constitutional power in arrest.
ing The "Fscal Agent" and Fiscal Corporation" bills
of the late extraordinary session.
ResOtred, That look upon the distribution ofthe
proceeds of the Public Lands unjust in principle
unwise in policy, insulting 10 the independence of The
States, and every way corrup!ing in its tendency.
Resolred, That the tax upon Of the necessares
Of lie to meet The deficiency in the revenue, caused
BY the withdrawal Of the moneys arising from the sale
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OF the Public Lands shows the raj character 81 NE
Distribution bll-a bill most nappopriaieiy styled "
its supporters, as one of "relier 20 the people.
Resotred That, without calling IN question the '~-
tire of any of its supporters regard the Bankr"Pt
law, of the late session, another boosted measure o.
Wing "relief preeminently Ubiquitous, and as de-
serving the unqualified reprobaon OF every advocate
of the involability Of contracts.
Resoired, That the senamed Wing party, sine'
they came into power have fully verified the old sa7S
referred TO by the late Gen. Harrison in his inaugural,
that there is "a marked difference in the conduct OF as
prants Offices before and after obtaining them; they
seldom carry out i'll the latter place principles and
pledges made III the former
Reso[red, That the prescription of faithful officers
for opinions sakehe appointment of editors and mem
bers of Congress Offices within the gift of the Exc.
cutve-the imposition of an odious gag upon the mluo-
rity-the enormous and unnecessary increase Of CO.
vernment expendtures-the passing of law aRnnliay
the obligations of contracts-te attempt to head Capt
Tyler arorsdy because he refused be the President
of their party-exhibt n contempt for their previous
pledges and promises which is wholly inescusab!e, and
which ought 10 doom them 1--WE their leaders, 10
the shades of perpetual retirement.
Resored, That rejoice at the results of the recent
elections in Maine, Maryland, Indiana n. York, Penn
sylvania Ohio, &c, looking upon them signal
rebuke TO Whggery and as indicative of,he future as
cendancy ofthe Republican party.
Resored, That commend the independence and
patriotism of those Wings who refuse 10 unite with
their party leaders in the support OF measures which
those leaders solemnly pledged themselves against,
while electoneering "ior power and place"
!2ssoired, That strong condemn the efforts now
being made by opponents, to strike from the Con-
stiuton the Heto poner-a power which we regard ~
entirely conservative in its nature.
Resotred, That the proposition to hold State Con.
venton Of the Republican party at Richmond, on The
I'd day Of February next with cordial nPpro
baton-and that he appointed delegates 10 repre-.
sent this meeting in that body
The blank in the last resolution was filled with tho
names of the following gentlemen:
VIM Daniel, jr., Zaccheus F. Cheatham, DR.. Wan.
Davis, David R. Edey, Bennett NJ. Dewitt John Per
cival, Charles II. Lynch, Richard X Cralle, Sterling
c. Anderson, Adolphus D. Read, James G. bearing,
George Fayette Henry, Thomas w. Jones, Robert II
Cray and, on motion, the name Of the Chairman was
added TO the delegation.
On motion, it was
ResoIred That these proceedings be published in the
Lynchburg Republican, Lynchbnrg FrgInian and
Richmond Enquirer, and tina, our Representative in
Congress- the Hon. Walter Coles, be furnished with
copy Of the same. The meeting then adjourned.
ADAM CLEMENT, Chm,
B. NJ De WITT, Secy.
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NJ ANSkIS LODGE FOR SALE.-The subscriber wishing ID
vi change his residence offers sale his very desirable
valuable in King William county, known BY the
miles Richmond, from Dahneys Ferry and 10 from
acres which open land in good heart, and very
timbered land the There also very
bic meadow land, which might he gotten up al expense
Mani of the dnest quality abounds HELD, and
cesLe. All Of the tmbered and large portion of the clear
land would produce fine tobacco The land lies beautifully ana
level and all of tc fields
and well wateed The fencing required for the estate IA
small for its extent and Is III hrstrate order On the
good mill site, which mil could be erected
small expense The Improvements consist OF comfortable
Dwelling House, with four aud closets, which has lately
thoroughly repaired and pauted with failing spHg
the finest water hy from the door, framed kitchen
with large barn, which has been thoroughly
paired during tho past Summer, new orersces house, with
with fireplace, III each and Closets which Is
comfortable house, framed stable, aud hour
capable OF holding carriages cabins together
all the out hoges The na,gabe for vessriI
landing, which Is OF mile from the barn
The situation cosdcred by those who well acgaaBie.
with the healtcs Tie river so valuable
rarely in Market ami 70 tose Who with L. invest their
real Tine opportunity offered Pe:soas desiring
information may al this place. and The
will be shown those who may visit examine Tor them
by CLcertuy any Time and during my alb
BY my manager Mr. Thomas french.
CARTER W. W0RMLEY,
Sim EAfcd r. o., h,ns HIhew.
der -.
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CHEAP AND ELEGANT soGrENIRS.-smith, Dr,nksr Z
~ Morris ta,e Smith Paner,) have for sale heaaf" and
books suitable the and presents
IN their collection viii BIZ found all the English and Americas
Annualsa variety Of English Works. beautifully iInsaed
well selected Works juvenile
their usual assortment Of STANDARD Literature.
De-. ES-rt
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Wlgs, Ioupets Sealps, or .1llfelaL Hail 70 imute

MR. QUIRK, of New York, deems oDiy necessary
I1 fashionable world Just arrived IL,
Richmond, whIe he Intends 10 for short time, hs
must leave for the South In the interim he offers for the in
specton Of discriminating community elegant assortment
Wigs and Topets, got under has inspection, which, 10,
and durability, lie himself the appruba
Of all who honor him with Their commands. Apply al la
The Bell Tavern, where he III 10 ready receive calls
bee. 20 Tu-u
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INFlRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Persons abone under diseases any kind,
admitted IN this institution the follow my rates:
For any period not exceeding patients
week. e0ored d. al ST. Fer period exceeding
deduction OF 81 per week il made in every case.
The above charges include board, nursing, medicines medical
attendance, surgical operations aud every
tie patient require. No chaes made
There wards for the different patients,
and The accommodations are ample and complete In every
siect,
Two Of the Professors of the College visit the Institution daily,
having charge The Surgical wards aud the the Me
deal The lying ward under the charge Of the Professor
Obstetrics In all Important the Faculty the College
called III consultation
Gentlemen ndng from The country the inhrmay
expected give city reference Letters should be address.
ed To The President Of the inhrllay.
Dec. - -Q-Mly
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NOTiCEAl Icrsons having claims against The late firm CT
Holman and Maick, of Dover Mills requested 10 bring
forward settlement Mauck
Mil and
u the 18th OF November, leil.
EDWIN HOLMAN.
Der 81
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ORSE AND BUGGl-Fcr Sale NJ liardens (PhGnir Sta
bic, Northern Horse Buggy. good bargain
be had If applied Tor tins week. Inquire al this office
Dee. - 7O--a.
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Dec. %

CLASSICAL SCHOOL.-Thc School nj Surry cHar house
- will be opened Monday the third q! January eil The
price Vi tuition for The session Of mons viii be- SIS for Tie
usual branches Of English education and So Latin
Greek.
have engaged The of ~. John Dojie fer he ensuing
ycar, who plcd-es himself pay The s,rictc cnion To all
committed Nr. Doyle s.guishei
Of the Irish University and has been engaged IN teaeh
The years That those disposed patronise
teacher the following Of his literary acemert4
from gentlemen well Known be fully competent 10 fot
opinion them, submitted:
Mr. Doyle has offered The convincing evidsase of le
knoeicd.s literature have
confidence thai lie will he acquisition 10 tho profession Of
teaching in this country. Nm. BURKE.
Richmond, Oct. 18Th, lSi
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The silken tie that binds willing hearts.
Married. the 22nd ns by the Rev. Joseph Davidson, b.
FENpa D. THuR,N Miss MILDRED A., daughter OF John FL.
liz all Of Louisa county, Va.
D~J- The Wing VIII please copy the above
Married. Goocland Court house. open court by the Rev
w. j. Winston, Mr. GEORGE w Thomas of Louisa, q the
amable and much admired Miss ErizABErm A. JoHSsos
Frederick's Hail. Goochland.
In vain proud man, in vain he tries
To escape from Beaufys conquering eyes,
lie boldly alks-looks Very brave
But swiftly fails woman's slave
Do The Wing, Herald Advocate and Compiler will please
copy.
Married. Wednesday The 22nd nsi Bold Spring.
berand county, By The Rev Robert Loving Col RicHaRD l.
ilcDsoS to Mrs JUDTH OaxELEi, widow OF John Oakcley
ceased, all Of the county Of Cumberland Va
SJ- The Wing viii please copy.
Married, Thursday, The sd inst, hy The Rev J. B. Letter
Mr. GEORGE w. HAKK 10 Miss Mary L. =. daughter Joseph
c. Wngi.ld all uf this city.
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IrAKMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA The Annual Meeting II
Stockholders Of the Farmers Bank of Virginia win
held their Banking House Wednesday 9Th January next
1 IL O'Clock, VI. J. q. BLAIR, Cashier.
~
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enjoyed frequent conversations with Doyle on Cas.
steal subjects, and have hesitation recommending ha
the agAy gRdfed Classical haveEmei foy
the last forty years. THOS. ROBINSON.
Petersburg Nov. 90 lail.
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Petersburg, November, leil.

consider Mr Doyle the critical Latin and Greek scholar
that ever became acquainted with
JONATHAN SMITH.
Petersburg, November, leil.
Board be had in the family OF the subscriber for $40 hes
lights ard washing Included TnO. RUfFIS.
Dec. 10 10-2aw.lw
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sToP THE EuNAwAY.-s2oo REEaRD-Raa away from
- the subscriber, IN Buckingham county, the h u- tant i-
black COLLINS taking with him bright bay Mare, about
years old with a small boys add and Bride Collins qa!f~
black, make, with pleasant conenance, excellent c
,-eth head OF hair, and large eyes, The whites shown. fully,
lie formerly lived in Petersburg and l. probably making that
place, taking Tor The free States He good hou-
and apply for business In that capacity The
ne took with him is large ard fine animal lie probably
blanket oyeCoa with pockets outside, blue cloth,
dress with button behind, and white hat.
will pay hundred dollars for Collins and the Mare, Il
taken in Tie State hundred fer BOTH II taken cut ct he
State, and secured that pet them.
II believed that ne read and write, and may have Soma
forged pnpers about him. ANY information about him will hs
thankfully received. a. u ABRAHAM
Maysvle Buekin sam co., Va, Dee. II, lsAl. B-Wiw
NRUSTEE,s SALE OF LAND.-undera Deed OF Trust ,oul
Wilson Nelson, decreased, and Susan d. his WIFE,
for tho benefit Of certain persons
namcd daed aand II May $780, and Of record in The Clerks
Office Of County of King William, shall SELL
m 18th day OF February 1912, Manguhirk Church. Ia
King county Tract nj Land mentioned in said decd
piece parcel Of Land described No i
he division o land Of Benjamin Dabu~y. deceased contain
hundred CT less The lille OF the sid land
believed 10 be good, bu selling Trustee only con-
| vey such title as i vested Ia
C R. TRANT, Trusts.
Dec ls e5-%t4s
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Marrin1Ps.

B. M. De Witt, Seey.
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con. If you press bank-ir YOU make rush upnn
my institution. no matter how solvent it must fall
nInugh-o. It impossible for any bank 10 pay all It's
aoiiues at once II you direct the suspicious OF the
Paolc against IL you II once plreyze its energies. If
lch state Of things bad TO take place, though Mr. ].
Noa!a deprecaie such course he yet ready to
,Ve ior simultaneous resumption with the Richmond
ms Mr then went into argument TO shew
: AZ the difference in value between the Richmond
~ Norm. Western Banks occasioned by the Rich.
"'a Banks refusing to receive and pay ont the North
s''e'n paper as formerly-that those holding North
es'e'n paper and having payments to make in Rich.
aa, ,ad to make exchanges, and the brokers always
ii''a profit, &c, which deprecated the North
ZEN paper n the Richmond market
~ > concluded by appealing to the gentleman from
'''''u-g % meet him in his efforts TO obtain
'PNea' aud saew who was the real hard money man;
.,e'', 4 member Of the Wing party which was SO
:" attached to the credit system, or the gentleman
,eF'soa's, protesting to be a nard money De-
W. WALLACE said he took pride and pleasure in
"|Hsin5 any services which might have been
aoTd 70 the good people of Petersburg. His only
"as tiat tie services alluded to by the gentleman,
40. Of bette. character than helping to charter
f''aNoa-ior, in his opinion the town had not been
p'n benefited by corporations. The people of his
"n Iad ever taken pride any thing conducting to the
'afe OF the whole State; and for himself, though
soA aAa nuttured in Petersburg, he yet felt that he
MAJ. Ts''gelheF Vrgnan. He did not look with any
degree Q! favor aversion either upon the in
,s ~ the las. the West; but he came here with
p"st'on 10 act for the good of all portions of the
: anu 70 battle IN. whole Commonwealth in the
. "Aat was done. And while Mr. w. thus
- ''i himself he was far from intending to imply
"e gentleman from Wood did not mean we'll
is l'e ifom intending, that gentleman had erro-
supposed, 10 lecture him on any of his duties,
~ ~? hlng tia; had fallen from his lips. Lecture
~ Gentleman Why should he Mr. w think ofsuch
Az %he' the gentleman was the only WING in the
Ls, %l' had proclaimed correct opinions the sub
raj, ne Nj W., was tied hand and foo, by the Pc
No. sicinstahces of his situation and could not,
b. s' ahs~e. the proposition OF the gentleman 10
81. W assumption. If he would however make it to
9ne S =, from l. Of w. he would doubtless be fully
kp 'i' '" did not intend tosay that the North wes-
Aon a"Hs were insolvent. The object of his resou-
tassa. = much asany other, to do those institutions
asi as.ce aud he thought the gentleman from Wood
eve M, ''i Tor 1t with perfect proprety, and thereby
I ea ose Banks an opportunity of exhibiting their
conn, Gentleman from Wood had referred TO private
h, N4'r,'ion made to him at that gentemans sea.
laa W., had but bare acquaintance with that gen.
sa,,s whose intelligent character had induced him 10
y iis Information on The subject under discussion
|9'mat'on given by the gentleman from Wood
c'' why was not that gentleman willing 10 vote |
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U Mr.. Greig, elected to fill Mr.. Changers place
in Congress, has resigned to allow Mr.. Granger to
be elected. 1t would be little amusing if the peo-
to dispense with the services of both electing
a Democrat. Pity Mr.. Choate cannot do the same
for the God-like Daniel. To justify himself in re-
naming in the Cabinet after the second vcto Dam
lei has written three several letters for publication,
in all of which be falls short of his aim. He can
not convince the people, nor even the wing party,
that patriotism has any agency in keeping him where
he is The love of Office of dollars and cents it is
that induces him to remain, under circumstances so
strong against him that he made an explanation be-
fore time permitted charge to be made. A guilty
conscience tells him that the people look upon his
course with disapprobation.