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Dr. ShcTEal1nS Worm
b.UZENSsE,ss.

4 r f the greatest discovery made for dspeing the
N various kinds OF worms that frequently and d
singly annoy both chldtea and adults They fa
bic remedy aud pleasant to the taste that children will
take them as readily as common peppermint lozenge-
ed Sometimes very troub some cough, pains in the Joints
limbs, bleeding the nose Sc, Sc, occasioued by
worms and will be easily cured by using this cclebra ted
medicine The following symptoms indicate the presence of
worms viz headache, vertigo, torpor disturbed d ans
sleep broken off BY fright and screaming commissions fever
ishess thirst palid hue, bad in the mouth, offensive
breath, cough difficult breathing itching at the pains
the stomach squeamlsheSs, voraciy, lcanness
tenesmus itching the towards night, and at length
OBJECTIONS of films and One is dose for a child
years old-wo for four ver,-three for eight years
and five for adult and should be repeated every morning
every other morning until relieved.
Read the following letters
NEw YoRH, March 3, 1889.
Dear Docor,Aecorling to your request, have used
Worm lozenGcs in several of worms, and found
them uniformly successful We have difficulty in getting
children to take them they perfectly pleasant. We
evng them to be the best vemilugc medicine in We
have also used your Soda Lozcnges very extensively, and
find them fully to the purposes recommend them
for We yours, respectfully,
'. WEEKS, NJ d,
W. SltAppOCK, NJ ID.
G.. r. GREEN, NJ D.
NEW Y9ae, February, 1899.
Dr. Sherman,-pcar Sir One Of my daughters. aged }
years. troubled for about eighteen months with hack
cough broken and disturbed sleep She Vas last
ing away although she quite heartily Several physi
clans attended her without any telet From reading the
directions accompanying Your Worm Lozcnec describing
the symptoms OF thought she might be thus
bcd and accordingly procured box which, my surprise
perfectly cured her in week They excellent
medicine, and believe my daughter her life to them
Yours, SC JANE HUMPHREYS,
Mercer Street
Price 25 cents per box
The Above Medicine is for sale by
ID. II. LYMAN, Agent
I.ynchburg, Va
April - wl2m
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PAPER! PAPER!

PAPER! PAPElk!!
HAVE in Store general assortment of Paper con
L sisng OF
Plain and Ruled Cap.
Plain and Ruled Letter.
Also. 800 rcalns Wrapping paper
Buyers would do well to give call before buying
elsewhere. c. PHELPS.
Nov ls t.
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BILLS OF aAgblNG
P~r tho James tsivc- n Kpnrv,, Inn C,,,,
Z 81 3 IL (, Il 1T TfIfS OEE-T< p,
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Prom Tie Ralstg' &. c ) iiesi,tt-, strt So
THE CALHOUN p.NNrn

! The "stsndsst'' sisrs 40 eir ii aospn, : IL H.,
Ssus0 Dinner ard ,obcs pe7 IL Is. MD. All IL, dies
M siffA' % y" teggr.s aearn, 81 empty hlxfs -
The ,aa's,as II psr, HE .'msl f,unes ma ,tI,t,,
bed-feews,' sha Nc cd 2. ne ihr.lrr r'sa ,e paps,
IN aaesl:nn. ~ strong illustrator Vi the tact.
The nth Toast was IS foih,ns:
'Ja's 4. Calhoun. In carly manhood the ar,en,
vsianpion d hs e'nn;1s ri.hs: in hs nalnr,r years
the stern ie q nostss and deniesic tyranny. how ey
sf ssutscf a. e.fles dad md oil ciTclgsg9e,s n,
Patriot aad Statcspsa. N.r;l Car la, admire
sc,sr and VII remeg!her Ii. s,r,ic,s"
Was he Patriot and ssies;nar il DE estimation q,
many oi Ia. q pilemcn " lhr nanpt y d.Ee IL H.
more particular when n the head at tar,y he Wan
arrayed against tho laws 1T the county, ind ihp apthr
lilies uf The Government and Hhaf, We were on tl VOW,
VI a civil war-shen as VI Cherry ,loae1y ,,,,,os
SGD it. IN tho ipr leuveprn ie sfn5Ae ii tic 6f.,
gun w'fnid have fead's The Intn into atonse2 VA.
ie fa'ri and sioiosilsu. ttca{ Neffh,1r to press
the question.
The ieail f.asi wa in he f.il3aiue war,ls:
hsnatE .'seEsoN, f~r F,r,aitH d hc taitca
sias'E: Nhc having frd tie Bcaaure oil s coan!r, 5
eigy,s ~" e,nicn T. Erpt ha reminder Of lbs laws
- The eaH aud ra''Tal ruayaen', afbo blessings Of
thai Y rrrn ncui VIA b BE- l1s - much adj med 6y a
Ing sn+ illa''r'c's ID, Il Us lie stffices' =
MI thHorN WaN have vinee5 under ths 1oast.
considerably ana va 50 latln by surprise, thai we
sa'urs 70 81. he did MOI dfki oalysA ahor, years
ago. Mr Caibun declared q Cen jackson. OPENLY IN
the scs'e OIL nitad S;ace Ma he wss afi5e i'm,
q hi, ,eo'd, no, .-''Lfa 70 rs phde FasrhqoJ and
,'eaeiery charged upon thr TO- IN 9.ealll And
s'cardiaF was tie ltrna reoifrlra,-,. a. The Ge,ef.i
ins, hs ur1an. 'tbe Glotf," pr.raioeI. ,lat -
d'u'un ~'.h nFefi'li The nh When a lie sniird h.
purPsc Aad Gen. jackson hi.l~lfb,a In, ,,,.,
TIE PM aeit Norlt. changed lr1n Casi. 49,,
hafri ''2'''9 % "'a Nul
We only ncuiion llese ildn.s rs sanlplrs af l,e +,
cansru7us character Of tie Whole allait
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sss', q dasr5 The Cherished prnc {. hat party
y belong. Gait ie fsssslc thai thor vii se5nil b
y snitd a. ~ the layer c. sara rzihsr than as7asen
TIE tiacea ties hssd9 Wigs ran cettcaly held M
ssaahs--sssl aesympathIts MIA them lhsr haeF
sf'sz.ed ii:l' s.ais-ii., lsaSsr clse, 10 Il
-iassfs q isis WIS., iEasel.s sslts hsYs erased
gexssct
The histere Il Nr Tslss's S.,s;ai..riiiun VIII va,
sa' earhaS ard Ia'n'1 ssss isrlr u y s,err Is
sasttHsht characteristics ara uesrAprs nseFtlifq aha
;isssn, le''he esson Il VII. irae Nil Itfgsf be
s-aisTs ~ t'sc rAesiaii tHEe tfer rs. Ii exrsFI.
sste NJ Asss any ming b e'ots. Tie lsiorr a this
s-t'siia'ea vii iesc.i thr a II tbs eouairY ney-
e 70 pace osnfdslse Z! pm IN one uhsa .sse.
ass'i . fesie, ehese fstsuissa Is enssti.~atis sd
whose rr.iscipes ara the ay lungs II his carriers
as ,assloas. sl.a. Fssal. has sghec, hereafter
TIE nlsfOCLES.
N,s:asl... sen o. IS.
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"a { OSS 10 Close.

sEtN" determined To bring our present business to
4 close as speedily as possible, we SHALL from this
nhe' oner our large stock If Dry Goods without refer
SYST OF many Goods suitable to the present and aprrh
!ee sason We are aware that in some dissertations nj
"oeds there considerable declnc al Of suet ace offer
oiaaH regard TO cost. and the residue Ar cosT Inv
efs either by Wholesale retail arc invited to call a
ii wifi na4uesionaby be made to their interest To deal
with lis. " "
~ addition 10 oul stock Of Dry Goods we have IN
ha9i good assortment OF & O c T. RJES
winch We offer at the lowest market rates. 10 which We
chf the at!entio1 otour customers and others.
WHITE, TARpY & IRVINE.
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EiETggs NEW sTaagl.
eTa, sEaD'.s, gtasSs, UArsoNR Rat
Or. Ssc.
lhrce lIa9l,.J and sc,eol, Packages.


Three lIandfejaad seventy PACKAGES
SllE Sllst 2lBER jsnaN ircenne. by schr,
a ieguane. em New leIa; Nave. luton, DaniH
Frances November, and licry. from the East aud john
Sioll, hem Philadelphia tlrcc huud.,d aud seventy
factagls ol tal aad Winter Boots. Shoes. Sc. con-
ntislug The largest and hsl STICK tuds he has ever
received, and hasao hesitation in sa}la nov The finest
soea, Is regards the quality, M aus ll1Gsc south Vt
phtadophla Having Leon teerI, i&o nunilis at the
Nurlh. alnona the maanaelours. he has taken rnat
laihs IN selecting sneh Goods particularly aaap
ted 10 tie tfade al Virginia aed North Carolina. n
Merchants visiting k2hMondaad going North r,riac pur
PSo Of buying thor stock, would particularly as, hrm
Ia call AID cABn-uc my Stock II embraces every Va
rciy Of ladies' .Geutcmons Misses Boys < hidden
Boots, Shoes. Slippers, Travelling Trunks Cariel Bags
Bear Sklus, Shoe Brushes. and Blachns. | will sel
al aneh rrecs cash or town aeeoraners as viii Ger
alhy please. My S'oei comprises rart a. follow
500 pair Ladies' fine nrcas Waaina Saocs
SEQ do do do kidatd Morocco Slipper.
l2oo d, Nomca'- fine Seal aud Leather Walkinl
400 ra,t Wonco's Lace and Strap aewrd and rcg
gel Boottcs.
go gairofLadies' Over Shoes. ar different quail
tics.
ladi,'' G,ngr nools Of superior quality
Geo'lcm'us hno Cali Dress Baois, lNics
GenqeneD superior dou5le soicd Water Proof.
(Nitlcs naLe)
900 PAR Goo'icmen'5 fine Call Boots from s.
2ol do do fine Seal and Kip Boots. large
leo do do heavy cx.a quality ssueJ water
R4e,s
leo do de- do prqsed da
l290 do Mems heavy pcagcd lined and bound Dr.
gaus. (pan +. Szer's)
$50 laif Genilcmeus fae Calf Booees
luQ do do iipa Calf Dooiecs. NJ les make
% DO double Water Proof Shoes, do
geo do Genllemcn's Over Shoes, all qualities
FOR MISSES
go pair Misses Gne seal leather walking Shoes
! and Boots
200 pair fine dress walking Shoes and SLIPPERS
Misses Over Shoes good qualify
FOR BOYS
500 pair Boys fine Cali Kip seyea and peq,ged
Bo8tees %
~ d, sioRi poggcd Boots. superior quality
100 ehildren'5 Boos, Shoes ANA sppere, all quail
tiles.
:, Mems and Boys heavy sewed Richmond made
bfagnes 81 suparor quality, Esset and black Leather
Hard Leather Iron Frame Travelling TRUNKS Garnet
Bags, Backing etc etc.
~ SAMUEL PUTNEE,
" hoesac and Retail Dealer in Bouts, Shoes. Trunks.
&c &e. one doar above Mossrs Husband Gardner
& Co., and noarly opposite Mr.. Wm Mchell's lev
guy store, Main street, Richmond, va.
Richmond sept 10 wtlNif
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T. @ o X Cd "a t..

Ia TRAlFD or STOLEN, from my work. two m,'e,
- above Lynchbufg,a small 5fGcE .v,s!e. a.
bout four feet high, years old has the arpt arance
oionc olhs hind legs being broken Just s5ovo liz kne,
II hasa knot on the inside. will give FIVE DOLLARS r
ns the same vii! be thankfully received at I.ynclbarr.
{. Il. QEESENBuRY.
Sept. % ,s
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September 10, 1879.
k.as'aa stock Gs' essy seeds

4 !. fiRElS & DuFFEi arc anxious to cl St
81 taer business speedily as p,ss5le--'iAey are
oilffos 'her whole SfQUA or GOOUS, which
is ar5e aud 4 selected,
AZ e9sT.
ana in ac many descriptions Of Goods will he id erea
~ un9sr COST
\. B--We shall 60 to sell at private sale for a
fen months until the stock is more IT dnrt! and thcn t
remainder viii be offered at auction
j. J. FURfiS & DIFFFI
SEPT. - ISL
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JOHN II. PLEASANls'

M Rtres.-Our ncighbor of the Republican sone
DAYS ago stated on the authority oF who proessc u
KNOW that MI Rives will not support Mr.. Clay It"
LIE next Presidency. The Winchester Republican
On HE other hand, learns from highly credible soufc
mat MI Gives not long since stated that he rod SUP
port Nh Clay fur the Presidency were he the candid
ate OF the Wing party. We think iii ajds) that there
is no mistake about this"
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Letter from Mr. P;yrL;,
RICHMOND. Oclober o 1910

"eh"emcn--l feel deep regret that it is nat !,
P""er 10 JON yuu ~ the Editorial Convention Th ny
ness o. one OF my family has prevented me Rn IL, I'd
on@be TO share with you tit bgr, n lie la.', 'sea
/, yea yo" nave my best wise, for its success,
~ "olid nave been great sratl .aon l., ME +, nav, =
come acquainted with my lretarea in tie S,,,n .a.,
nave 20 operated With tie.n tr II c dae of n.y.,
CONN on inter Sis. " VI our
trust l"at The Convention will po on. and s,..;
s'eh sns 3estons 'they may deem best, for rtrn,,,
tie manners OF Improving the fances of oar nr ,,
No one vii more Respectfully appreciate. ,la', ,,,s'
sell Were in ny p,wer to slr,e, any ', LAW ~,
was calculated esSanai!y 10 pr, note c.ro II a. =,
Jec!s' would mol hesitate 10 lay my ideas b,rc va,
Soineiains ought tj-be donc for boi--au, / l., -,
"'J'e 'ia''ef 70 inc wisl"n Of The Convention.
RespectluIly ynnrs
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THOMAS RlTCIIIl,.
L'''e' tom 'Hr. .'!ossicy.

RICHMOND, O'iooe5 %, 1872.
Ds0 SCI have male every eff. /, h, y,l -.
''' III van can bat w:si, You al pleasant lin
me "lS,1n To devise same rxp4h'al u elevate, t. M
my and enhance the prosperity and glory al ne cf.
"eh your ia'oFs are oyer lba thli y1u y.a ,li.,.
NY nan, some Susa rs piuton a. ii ):
:" X solged, that Ia s Convention ai5nr. /, ,,..
hc'lhhd IN the 2jth ni'nexl Fe,raary.p
Believe AL. yJuIs s,no~yey
A. NDSk'I ny
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- ~ II 4 e. b. .

II VII, eoratioershp heretofore existing in tbs place.
Il uode1 the firm OF Turner Burwel, {; CO. has been
removed and the concern viii continue do business
at Their Old stand Their stock OF Goods, which they
beh'ye to be enc OF The test in the place wal b. sold e.
iherby wholesale retail. at very reduced prices, 10
those who may favor them with a call
J. addition to their stock Of Dry Goods, they have
g'"I assortment 81 Sdgar. Coffee Salt &c Sc which
viii be sold at the I0wcsl rlarIet Prices
TURNER, DCRWFLL & Co.
4 Ionst ! I'm ir-,s
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Chr Apnthbure a',vniuiau.
TftRSUiF. OCTOBER 6. 1870
EDITORIAL CONVENTION RI.

yesterday Vas the day designated for the ,uee,i.a e.
me Editorial tonvcn0l-but a. the h,,r sn,u,;s,-,
Ike Owen OenloseT's spirits. though they were su,s
hohcd' NJ, one Of the corps appeared The sub;;..,
ietcrs from M.ssfs. IN. Richie or the Rielmo,d =.
q"'fe' and Alex Aloseey, ofthe Wing. will accom-,
the absence Of those gentlemen, and il ia M, ''
that their inability to attend prevented N. '''
oi "hefS' Who ap:leh ended, fen. IL al cir,nn. -
thai there would be a failure Ia, ,.....-
valley brethren have not been Aerd FINN H.. ."a
III ''S a''ep TO get the craft together. we second
cudrs:- tSoo-
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than e,et sass Il gan. We ila,. uol Yet lad az,
very oppressive heat
.inss..e.a isoar.-5eYrgi cargaos II American fiuf
nase recently eneFe Le pT,s oi fi rick aad fhe al
iaesnt eNaaties 40 later t5saLal yaek s,ttal iaa=
a!e4 so l. .t.'iI rasi eXeeasa aad 5Le to guaif.,
~eIs d-schapet IN sliea.-- b ~ pare
-tiega ltEsesi The haaFsss i aia q Ua.5n j.
"a icst N iAFoe iou; the eset 81 Ga e aud arc
e''a.ed e efa's TIE t4ia,ng caHps1seFt rsn'4i'a.
COLLECTED inOa !ga3u tbf nael aeeuf4ie ss.sauns:a 81
lisa iAeft1 has 'een FTi average bafscst IL luaf-
81 oaiiaca. aal IA TN ngeiy u ps,n. there ias Lten
DECIDEDLY tood harvest. ana tie samc nay tr sad With
resieoi 70 Rvs IN Hungary tie crTs lave hesa mist
satsiaetutY aid IL Tie Eaaa,. mich j. leraIta a. e
sisnaff Vi oss eauarv thsY have bern dsuly pr
sucti. rs ihze q last Year In Tans,lfan AID lhe
lakish prsInees lhe harvest has alsa ern pleH
ni. >ai.let atuaJaace has as leen experienced Ia
danros'a. Ercfy hfhefe Tie graia IS u god sfDfty
aad Yields Tom - 10 % 81 cent hoar Than IN
agnd Nfafl. i mas therefore be- aidy Vfptefrd iha
IN The al ct Euhpos The pcc of heat viii il Ia+tt al
% rising even though the ffesn demand should Il vor
gfeat--.33ffmatt Zeitana.
TIE WEATHER. CROPS. &c.
TIE concluding Ifeeks efiAc Hutea-ln Yorkshire
and laneaehl, and indeed. in III the northern eunties
The hary's Is ~ ~ advanced stage anl eugl the
weather during tn resent week has heen lcss h aut
baa III avrfal weeks previous. the operations If the
oa have scarcely seiicfe any interruption from ~
occasional sewefs Hh'oi Lave dose 10 Jonrfl liz
fofi cnls ard df meadows AMI pssnro. than to njufe
c,,s5 H. -, ~, 81 NV .,1R Ifyfl1,} te
-, IL - ~ = VIZ ~ ,,e )"ei on "s
-, =. -. l''9Da ne tl''a142 NP'e
l. ls,,,.lII ~ ~, ~ "..' s''s"et" Gnu
,tl,,,,,e. =, '.' ''tp ~ 49, "a ''1 q 'e
~ = ~ -" ''"' ~ "ia o.
t'''" ''s my wa We '.hn' ~ "tl'a
,, - -. - cor, "'' no W',s1 .a
49,, ''3'i ~. ''''' a3'f e
,sli - In ~ ~ '"n''' ~ eos''s' 81 ''ib
-, 4'.a ''alS' f''ty '"e.' m'tf
,of,f c,,r,o r - - va 9'.'s. ~ ~
I'LL I'm si, 9'isPi .'n'f' 90' we MINK Il
80, -. az W. o, ,,on - ,.Re f " si'
$3.50 ,,', ~ ~ 10. l91l',l' q f's" rom
nv '''. '"@ 'ei''a9 e''"e ~, ia' yea,,
l''o'"sha" = n3f"y
~ li'bGfooi ssii.9, le52.
ne S'i,s :, esgn Ton ihe ID TO the Sth instant lnclu
sfs N'Is i3l -. 9f', a bales Sea land
al :. a Il - ~ dos'ae,d ID, 2ltO Iflaud =.
.a} I sllr' A.a9aaa fes'.oc Al a d f DE Ga'
am ia I'd tfite ntheia; H3fo New Orleans a. iJ ~
Ptt'smbaeo, = ITO Bahia G and6iJ 4eeMoan
Gan - - oi' i&tp'gas At q Sd aud le@1Surat
% i IA.
-, AVS ihDAM AlAhHEf' s'ri6
Iadacel experienced no alteration. anl On the Nh.da
u"a'a u that sriiee @os Of lille Of Ia importance
=, hs3i hard.. -. 9oge, nevertheless, siuce the
IA cish daYs layep, Ut Of tire maf.. 40 lAds Ma
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C'fyn'a"derog.-Ihe Wings are accused ofha'lOs
unfairly divided the Congressional districts in n So
chuses, having only allowed onc Of the ten dsIlc's
the Loco focos. They have oy under lha cSl'''s
alpor'nnmcat. So tina, they would luse nothing by 'n'
change even if The ailegal correct. But ID
J"ctls That, asreeahy To the vote FIR Governor IN le-
The Wigs lave and he Iucos disricts--as oloS'
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;son'cetlc fEtelli0euer.
Rs,is Sand AID ne rsicra Gor.r,paen,

T.. rl8e4,a-o Journal aa'ei that Rode Island all
pf4da5lg Present ~ tie eeNl Cangress a bill tr
The e reH e ieenf $ hsi state suppressll. the
Borf iesauec,ian Iha l1asaa ,hisAs lha more jnsl
cala VA asyaf presented lie f1llasfing paragraph
tf.ieat5 TIM sea f.ei ~ e sasis.n IL jlssnts5 u
lls claims
'iI.d II leon ~ tie eourse c. tie President the
iasuffretin would baFt Leen pat down NJ sat enli,
9Th espase Which caused by waiting TT PROM
promises which is erpan says he nevrr meant to
fibl lie alfHhiy asgHr6d IT'S that the ffcos ii The
Gereral G,efn,eent sh4ld he brenght IN AID Of the
SAFE. bat he ifst required be made. and in
waiting 1t the this large expenditure Ma. Incurred
aad when narnFed, the promised AID was withheld on a
frivolous aud h3ilw pfe,ohre. Had il MI been Tor the
pfplnets u the President The whole affair would have
heeu settled nu the I'm Of May when DJfr flashed bis
sus at The aflRl, hlt III iheso promises storm of
Nenli have answered that Wlc.d and trailor
Gus nossmeng III tor tlese pfpinises men would have
bfa mafced Ia " oonsickel aud Chrpschet at the very
lir, 5a 4 revolt. he state has bern suhec, 10 an
eNpon-e tlai 1t Is III able 10 bear. wholly by the tnrts
Of the President 10 perform lbs pledses and To discharge
his constitutional duly We look with enntidrhce
10 the Conservative bleinbes u Congress SUSAN the
ssaiei in ls claim
Ills ia novel cast under our government aud will
lee alopc Uimueh discussion.
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EgDges.S a. ER4'ssyssy.

we take tbs opportunity T. return our thanks to or
friends and the public generally Tor the very liberal pat
ronagc bestowed upon during our pasi career. and
nIust respectfully solicit CONTINUANCE ufiic same un-
der The He~ arrangement All accounts contracted Al
either house. previous To the LIST june vii be rendered
IN The ta'ne Il BURTON & HODEe; mi IS we are
an Nuus TO cI 80 cid business and arc much IN wan,
ii nancy shall feel greatly obliged II oar customers
u chez wi, come forward At eir earliest convenience
a0d settle the accounts. As hasc heretofore been
very bcra in oar indulgence we altcr ourselves will,
the hope that IT customers II respond to tlfs call w i.
eorrcsp ndlng hbegany. RDDl1s "a BURTON.
June Is #
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! VIE i'ANGllORNE MILLS are still carried on
IL N tho name OF i.anghorne & Stcppc--Wo shall
continue to pay the highest market price CIR Wheat;
III. > IANGHORNE,
FAiElIE SrEPTOE.
-A"e' - thit
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IWig nlaio,tt1ss.
Lnco ,ilnioriiiH

The Now Yorh Journal q Commerce, q TyaI ="
Foco) admits that the division il Mlssashus.t,' . ~
rs A. No Ya7k, ''is L fxI eng + 18th ra'Hcs.'
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" NliO r WILEY In The New Yorh city copr,
ol oyer ana iernlntr on the 9TH uItnn this ind viii
Ni"se connection with The recovery of The meme,
S''eh nom The Frederick County Bank Of Mar, land
nav tna''ta nm 50 no'orlons.-was sentenced to the
ri'y Prsonior mouths and 10 pay fine of So5a
he Nonrt stated that Mr. Wiley had brcn conv,s,od -,
f'e'''2 Slon guods; the statute points Ia four dino
'"' 2"tS 81 PhhshHeh nf The offence and that afcr
MS conviction Tho Court had for lennh of Time fol,
r 9'p 10 lniict iho highest penalty Icing shnckct nj
III NICER o l'2h trust, and moreover that otiaar
10aaSe, discovered league with foons Fsets bnu
ever lately bad been presented which had indueod tho
tonrt 10 mitigate the sentence and in addition +, which
'h') nad taken into consideration that Mr. WILEY had
eeen Ia confinement already Ter a -nph of tin9 and
so"efea Tue disgrace Of being stripped Of his maqs,eria
The Court therefore adjudged him IN nav q, fine nj
H@'Vand tobe confined in hc county ail for Tho term Of
SIX months. N'''' VI
SENTENCE OF COLT-In the same Cont nj,
tno sane day, john c. Colt, convicted of the murd,r
laneG. - ''e'''' SCI"
VI seden, counsel for the prisoner stated tho ro,
sons why the Count above had not reversed the case I'm,
maintained thai Judge Kent could vet review his doc-
sion and he should he glad to make an argument and
be hoaid IN the case.
Inc Judge replied that all the forms and de,,cs hal
btea gano Trough with, and that il ony remained far
me court TO perform the last solemn and PAINFUL dutv
Solt was then arrogncd and asked by the clerk if he
ga" any ming 10 say why sentcncc OF Death should not
DC pronauneed. The Prisoner said ho had ,lcp,rcd n
FIer which he should be Glad to have read
Judge Kent read the communication aloud. which cat
i'''n 'la me Jury had given verdict against the ev
auhee and against t!s clagpe f the JUDGE and Inn,
ihe} had been governed by the elamoer u the Public
'he mlsre presentations Of the Press and prcdispos
non u some OF me Jury, who he had said ought TO be
hanged That if he coGd have got his case bolrc rho
(ourt ct Errors. he lu confident he should have had
favorable result.
Judge Kent remarked that there had never been n
ialtF lfal, or a mora patient and impartial Jar, -
hey mad manifested every possible INDULGENCE 10 him
and his counsel, and il height Of injustice to i'm
?uEn their motives conduct thu, it was his dn,y os
wen as ls inclination 10 shield them against all blows
anu 10 award 10 them The common expression that they
mad honestly relilrmed their duty.
Here Colt addressed the Court IN firm and comman
ding manner as if he had been an adyoca,o instead of
psonr and said in substance that he had not intended
10 east any Elections uran the jury ard he did rot in
', w ''is written ddeumen. 81 To express himself
- 'a' he was ta' u" nan who wished IN break Down
NE NIL s1ll bo Has Ike cher men -he could M,
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