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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26
BOTETOU ,sT SEMINARY.
Rev. John Anderson, A. W. PaIscipA
MT. William Irwin AssysrANT


business OF the next session of ten months will
commence on Thursday the first Of September, at
O'Clock. A. NJ It's hoped that Parents and Guar
iians VIII endeavor to have these under their care pres
on at the pening Of the Session. in order that the elias
ses may be properly arranged. The classes in Greek
Testament, Xenophon. Homer. Caesar. Virgil, Horace,
Ivy Cicero Bonnyeastlcs Algebra Playfair's Euclid
ounas Analytic frigonometry, Gummicres Survey
ing, Ancient aud Modern history and in all the various
departments of thorough English and Classical Edu-
cation, VIII be organized possible after the
commencement OF the Session A class will be organ
zed III llarrss Bookkeeping. and students entering this
class will be required pay s. dollars EXTRA for atte
dance this course.
Mr.. Anderson takes this opportunity of assuring his
Patrons that no efforts his part will be wanting to i'm
part 10 the pupils entrusted To his care the most useful
knowledge. The studies will be regulated in acccr-
dance with the wishes Of Parents or Guardians and
with a view to preparation for that profession which
may have been chosen Mr. A. accomin 1dai in his
family about 10 BOAitDERS, who will have the ad
vantage OF preparatory study either with himself or his
assistant. Terms for board. including washing luht
and iuel, 500 Tor the session of ten months
course of Lectures Chemistry will be delivered
commencing IN November; and Gentlemen in the village
and vicinity, who wish attend this course will obiae
Mr.. A. by leaving their with him. or with any of
the Merchants in Fncastle. Terms for attendance on
this course OF 3 months. (two Lectures each week and
one hour for examnation) So Students Of the Acade-
my admitted at s..
Fincasllc, Aug. w2m
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Virginia.:

Virginia.:
+ Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit s
"A peror Court of Law and Chancery, for the Town ~
I-ynchburg, on the LIST day oil August 1912
John g. Moem, Plaintiff,
against
William Bailey, Patrick II Scott John u. Murrel San,
ue Garland, and George w. Turner, Defendants
In CHAScEaY
The Defendant William Bailey not having entered hi.
appearance and given security according the Assem-
bly, and the Rules Of this Court aud appearing by .a,,
tory evidence that he is nhabitant of this coun
is ordered that the said Defendant do appear here on liz
first Monda, in October and OF the plain,
tiff; and that copy OF this order be forthwith nser,e3 IN
some newspaper published in the town Of Iynchburr for
two months snccessvey and posted the door Of the
courthouse, in the said town. Copy-rcse,
ID. ROBES, cLx
August ,y1n,
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Commissioners Sale.

EDURSUANr to a decree of the Hastings Court for
4 the town Of I.ynchburg pronounced on the 5lh dag
of September, 1912 in the suit then therein depending
between Ann l.add and others plaintiffs. aud John t.
Mcdaniel admir-. Of Amos Iadd. deceased. and Others
defendants the Undersigned the commissioner therein
named. WILL Saturday the Oath day OF the present
month"; sell. the Market House. in the town of Lynch
burg by way of public auction the highest bidder,
credit Vi four mnn,hs, for negotiable paper SATISFACTORY
~ endorsed Negro Boy naiaed Bob. and one Gold
Watch, the property IN said decree mentioned.
J. WILLS.
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From The Fort Pickering (1tmessec) Eogc. Sept .
MI RIDER OF WILLIAM kOpNAN

Mr., William hupman. Of the irn of HAYWARD *
kopnln o Fulton, Arkansas, murdered al Batson 5
stand, III Humphreys Co. Tenn, on the ID ult. Mr.
kopnan was on his way To Winchester and spent day
or two IN MenphiS as he came on from Fulton. He
was known to have IN possession several Thousand dol
lars, for winch he lost hls HE Mr. kopn.an rel
ailve OF Mr.. Sidney kopman, merchant. of Memphis;
wasbOfn IN Wnna he had resided tor the past twelve
years IN New York, and Columbus. Georgia and has
brother. planter residing AT the latter place. also
brother living N New Orleans sister living in PenSa
cola, and near connexions residing in New York. all of
high respocathy.
Mr.. put up at Col. Hunts, eleven miles east of
Navofly. on Alouday nght the LIST OF August; he left
there the next morning after breakfast. and in few
hours afterwards hs horse returned 10 Hunts stripped
OF Saddle birdie. sc. On Thursday evening. the Sd OF
August he WAS found about four miles from Hunts
somc twenty steps from the road. The next day Jury
OF inquest was held ever his body and the verdict OF The
jury was that he to his death by the discharge of
large pistol rifle or yager the bail of which took effect
IN his head greatly Featuring the skull by some person
To them unknown. lie WAS buried near the placa where
he was found. ON the road side Search was then made
by the Jury aud persons present for his bags hat
saddle. Sc. which found three or four hundred
yards from the road.
man by the name Joseph Sialcop was suspected
oil having committed the murder, but tried and
Quilted After his ard when he arrived at Hunts
he remarked 10 Hunt, You say am the murderer vuu
ID Villain. l0u are The murderer. sir" We alsI
learn That Hunt Is under arrest Suspicion was aroused
against Hunt iron the circumstance of the deceased
horse finding his way back to his stable aud he saving
nothing about 1t tur two three days. or until the mur
der was known.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26
GREAT DISCOVERY.

'H'llS medicine is the only that has come before
the public for the rceiofnothers, AMI is designed
lr them, and them only It is cure for all com
ains, but for the designed; and the testimonials in
lis favor bong 50 strong, recommend it vaua-
bic medicine A pamphlet accompanies each bottle.
with full description ofits peculiar virtues. For sale
by DINklE S RI MBOUGtL
Msy g o,12N
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NOTICE.

4 AN requested by Capt. William Shrewsbury, (who
is now visit to his relations in Kanawha to o.
Ter for sale his TRACT OF LAND. lying in the
Southwestern part of the County Of Bedford, on the
waters of Beaver Dam Crock, containing 606a acres
This tract Land is very valuable, containing real r'cn;
heavily tmherod land to clear: fine creek bottom. wen
adapted to clover and other grain with fine orchard
SIC. SC.
An early saloi is very desirable; and those wishing !"
buy will please view the Land. and make their PIoIo-
sitions known tn me. VIM DICKINSON, ~
BclfIr1 CITY Va July II MS
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.tAO7flL.

4 IL creditors of Samuel Branch having claim
N claims embraced in Tho first class ii debts proy
dod for IN certain trust deed executed 10 me by the
said Sanl Branch hearing date the 2Sih day of Janua
~ 1872 and of record In the Clerks Office Of Campbell
county are hereby notified and required Ia furnish
with statement Of their respective claims by the 10Th
Of November nost they may be thereafter forever
dcharrcd from any participation 10 said deed; and all
Those indebted 10 me- trustee aforesaid whose
wcre due The 10Th of this month. must come forward
aud settle shall put them IN the hands Of officers for
collection Letters will be addressed 10 Oakyille
r. o. Buckingham county.
WILLIAM d. BRANCH
Trustee 81 Samt Branch.
The Richmond Wing will please to publish the
advertisement twice a week till III. 2Jih Nov. next.
in the country paper and forward It's account 10 this OF
flee for collection.
July II t2JN
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W:ILTO.v' =. FVOV.f

AVE Just received supply Of the LIVINGSTON
IL COUNTY PLOUGIIS. 10 which was awarded
the first premium al the great Agricultural Fair, held
last Fall at Syracuse, New York. For particulars we
refer to certificates and handbls in possession
Planters and Farmers invited TO call and examine
them.
June i3 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

Autumn rLewess.

=
- Those few pale Autumn flowers
How beautiful they are
Than all that went before,
Than all abs Summer store,
How lo>slisr lae.i.s r.
And mhy s--e!, ey arc ilc last
- The last - she isstl--the last
o, by that li,tlsvord,
How many thoughts siilr'd
That sister ofthe past
PAS flowers ,--pale perisirinr few e1s,--
Ye'retypcs cfrreeious things
Types Of those bitter moments
7ha. fit, like lifes enjcymcnts,
Or rapid, rapid wings
Last hours with parting dear anes,
Cha, iime,he fastest spcejsJ
Last lea rs, in silence She'd,
Last words. halfutierej,
Las, worVls ofdyins friends
Nhn bat would fa,n compress
:, lie into da,
The last day, spent with one,
Who the morning sun,
Mus, leave us, and far aye
O, precious, precious moments
Pale ilowsrs ys'r~ type. of thess
The saddcst sweetest dearest
because, like those the neares,
10 eternal close
Pale flowers Pale perisling towers
WOO sour gentle breath,
leave the summer
For Younger, bli,her hrows,
Tell me Of change and death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26
DAN RIVER LAND
EGfK E.fE,

FGNilE subscriber offers for sale his TRACT OF
q LAND. lying on Dan River and Wynn's Creek.
IN The County Of Halifax, Virginia, seven miles Fast
of Mlion n. G.. and on the South side of the river
tanning by survey so 4CRES Of which there arc $50
acres OF rse and creek low grounds and one halt CT
two thirds OF the clear of which there is a
portion of the finest kind of TOBACCO L.s.y'D
The improvements are a comfortable DU-ELLLNT
House, with four rooms good Tobacco Bmas, Ne
gro Houses, and all ot,sr buildings necessary ON a
Farm. lie deems more particular description unne-
cessasy as alporons who wish buy Land like 10 see
it before they purchase.
lie would prefer selling privately. but if ID not sold
before the 5Ut day OF September next. il will on that
day 10 at public sale on the premises The terms
will be liberal and made known on that day.
JOHN II. CARTER.
July % Is
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Angus; |
VIRGIN ii:

V1KSGINE
Il Rules holden in the Clerk. Office ol he Circuit Supe.
IA rior Court of Law and hanccry pr the Town Of
l.ynrhburg, ON the lst day oi august lsis
John T. johnson, Plaintiff,
against
Tanly X. Kidd aud ,James noan, Andrew knnier and
Smthson H. Davis h merchants and partners trading under
the style ard fun of Snitllson H. Dayisjt s Co.
20 defendants,
lis CHaNCERY.
The Defendant fandy X dd having entered his APP
and security according to the Act Of assembly
and the Rules Of this Court and appearing 10y satisfactory
evidence, that he is not inhabitant o this country: II
ordered That the said defendant do APPEAR here the
first Monday iii October seAt and answer The bill 81 the
Plaintiff and that of this order be forth it'll inserted
in newspaper printed in the town OF lynchbrg. for
two months successfully, and posted at .e front door oil the
court house, in the said town.
4 Copy-Teste,
D. ROBES, Clk.
Aug VIA
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PITTS E.t.V'g.X R.lCIis.

FEVIIE RACES over the Oakland Course, Ptsyl-
i vania Courthouse, VA will commence Wed
nesday the 9Th day Of October, 1872 aud continue four
days.
FIRST Ddy--A sweepsahe for colts and FLIES, 8
years old, mile heats, entrance S5O--half Forfeit to
name and close by the 18th day of September next
three or more to make a race.
Second Doy-Two mile heats Purse $50, en-
trance $40.
1hird Day--Purso s 5O--mile heats, best 3 in >
entrance 80.
Fourth Day-jockey Club Purse, $780, three mile
hcats-cntrancc $50.
JNO. L. WHITE Pr
Sept. 3 WHO
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August /.

STIRfiNI,-A rules held in TIE Clerks OIics af Ito
County Court of Bcdifd, Monday the frat day Of
August, 1872:
Jacob Coer, Ahram Coer, Jemma Dawson, Josiah f..
Golfer, James NJ tuicr John ~ Sclcnk and taharine his
wife, William Barnett and Minerva hi, Niie, Sarah 4. Cp
Ter, Wkcsoh trump and Elizabeth we Thomas A. toer,
Joseph f. Cofcr John C. Golfer and lue, H. Coer, Mary
Burch and Nancy Price plaintiffs,
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White sulphur Water,

nOTII in bottles, barrels and half barrels, jus, re
- ceivsd, fresh from the White Sulphur Springs in
Greenbrer, and will be constantly kept baud. our
Grocery Store in lynchburg, Va. As sole Agents for
VIM. b. Calwell 4 Co.
Bottles, S3pcr dozen,
Halt barrels, IS,
Barrels, So.
Is. T rINSIEN & On
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Y'ii'ssisi;t:

Virginia:
Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit SUI
"A pcror Court OF Law and hanccry, for the Town Ct
I.inchblrg, on the LIST day Of August, 1872.
Robert Norris, Plaintiff,
against
Gusavus \ Rse John H. pattessn and Sa,nae! Garland
Defrnlast,,
IN CHaSCFRY
The Defendant Gstayns A. Rose not having ensscd his
appearance and Civ ut,y according to The tt of A.
scmblv aud the Rules of this ou and appearing by
stctory evidence, that he is nhabifanl ii this
try Il is ordered that the said Defendant do ap, here
the first Monday il October and the bill Of the
Plaintiff, and that COPY Of this order I've forthwith inserted
newspaper published IN the towni iynci5arg Tor
two months snsncsvcy, anil posted al tie door Of the
CO lrt house iii the said town. y CopH-fr-te,
D. ROBES riH.
August | WIN
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HOOXS, Sy.I1xO.s.SRI Nc.
VALUABLE LAND, STOCK, &c.

Dl virtue of Deed OF Trust executed 10 the sub
ID scrIbcrs, by Peter Fitzpatrick and wife. bearing
date !2d day of May s40. and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Campbell county, for certain purposes
therein expressed shall proceed to sell the prcm
Sos. to the highest bidder, Saturday, the 9Th day of
October. 1912 the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

Mary Cofer Amanda Coer, Eliza Dawson, Wesley Cof,r
Jefferson Golfer Mary s. Cuicr and Jesse II. Cor all OF
whom infants undor the aye of ycars,) and
Martha Coer, Camilla Cuier, Jesse tol,r jr., and -
Coie and Pleasant D. Golfer in lis right and admin.
ator of Joseph Cor licensed amt The children and heirs
a. lac Of Ejah Coter deceased {,cho nLno,cn.)
llctrplants.
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Land for sale.

Land for sale.
r AGAIN offer for sale. Tract of Land, Loving
j ston IN Nelson county, containing
Eour hundred and twenty Acres.
This Land IS Of good quality and well lmbered and is
capable of making a first rate farm. There is also
GO0a mn SITE
on the land. As have other inducement in selling
than pay my debts the terms Wilde accommodating
the accomplishment Of that desirable object will per
init. Mr. John Stevens Jr. Is residing the Land.
and will show IN any person disposed to purchase, and
ia fully authorized 10 contract for the same.
1.-The above land is not sold by the fourth Monday III
August next will then offer for sale public auc
lion, in front Of Christopher I. Estes tavern.
j. GARLAND.
July II IL
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The eHcciaanics' Savings EBaalsl.

'IlllS INSTITUTION will receive on deposit al
sums OF money current in Virginia, if not less in a
mount than five dollars, and viii issue certificates therefor
signed by the President. Treasurer and Secretary bind
ing fully all the Stock Funds and Property OF tao In
stuon for the payment thereof. when demanded, upon
ten days notice with interest thereon from the date there
Of at the rate OF three per centm per Tor such
may be demanded within four months and four per
tlm per annum upon such shall have remained -four
and not exceeding SIX months. and five per per
aunum for longer period than 81 \ months
AMMON HANCOCK, President
PAUL c. BOWLES, Secretary.
HENRY b. RICHARDS, Treasure
DIRECTORS.
JONI {. SHAcxLEroRp, Tuos. O. AcREf,
AUG. LEFTwIcH, IonN II. rYREE.
DAVID p. REESE, SAML. w. SHELTON,
PLEASANT LABBY, john kiNNIER.
Nov % ifln--wt29N
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia
Anr % 1872.
HOLM ANDERSON 81 the county Of Campbell
- having filed petition praying that he may be de
elarel Bankrupt II ordered. that all persons CHIN
inc To- be creditors OF the said John Anderson show
cause to the court on the 9Th day Of November next
why the said John Anderson be not declared a hank
rup pursuant the act Of Congrcss in that behalf and
thai cops ofhs order be published in the newspapers
according 10 The 22j and 9th rules Of court
a Copy-iesle,
HENRY GIBSON. Ct'k
Aug. 30 WOW
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Extensive sale OF Valuable Prop.
eHfv.

Extensive sale OF Valuable Prop
crfy.
Eet RSC ANT To the provisions Of deed Of trust ex-
4 ccutcd to me by James Dcan. Andrew klnncr and
!hanas II. Towlcs bearing -. 80 Gay OF Jan
uary, 1912, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of
the Hastings Court of lynchburI on the 18th day of
January. lSt2 for certain purposes therein specIhrd
SHALL the lSth day Of October next II fair, It not the
next fair day thereafter Sundays cxcepted) proceed TO
sell for cash. at public auction, the LOT @Nd k.r-
FFSO VEN E.v'Y'S thereon, at the junction OF
Water and Jefferson Streets in the town of Iynchburg
occupied at the date of said deed Lumber House by
Dolan, kinnier & Co.
Also seven Freight Beats, with the furniture
fixtures &c, belonging each twenty two Horses, two
Mules Thirty OF harness, and three Drays aud liar
ness being the property in sand decd mentioned
The Lumber House being under previous lien to the
Banks. will be sold sui ec TO that lien, and the sale VIII
take place the premises. The whole of the other
prol ey will be sold the bank of the Basin III Lynch
burg. aud the sale will continue iIom day to day until
the whole Of sad property shall be sold The title to
said property is believed 10 be doubted, but acting as
trustee shall convey such title only as is vesi;dln me
by said deed. }. WILLS, Trustee.
Sept. 10. ilooet
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The defendants John {. Rogers Hg, Rogers and t;crye
w Lowe not having entered their appearance and si,tn
according the Act Of Assembly and the tules Of
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they inhabitants this . i. ordered tLat
said Defendants do appear here the first Monday IN pcto
Der and tie bin o the laintin; and thai
this ord.I be forthwith Inserted spaper pm
ted in the oi ynchslrg, FOR months =,
md posted the DOOR OF the house, SAID
\ CoPy-Tes:c,
ID. ROBES. CT.
L. I'm
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August |
Yii'gisli;:

yir2inia:
+ lue, holden IN tbc G,el Office If lie irrui. SUI
"A pcGior Court Of Lay ard Chancery, ir tie Town #
l.yu-hhure, on the lst day Of August 49,:
Robert Alorriss, Plaintiff.
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The defendants Martha Cocr, Camilla Cocr, Jesse To-
fer ir, and Coier and the children and heirs at law Of
Elijah Golfer ceased, who unknown, not having enter
ed their appearance and security according to the act
n Assembly and the rules o! this court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they no. inhabitants Of this
commonwealth it ordered, that the said defendants do ap
pear here the fourth Monday in October next, and
the bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the town
yn,hburg for two months successfully and posted at III.
front door Of the Courthouse pi this county.
Copy--Tcstc,
RIO. {. MITCHELL, c. B. c.
Aug. 8 WIN
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II ClIANCERY

John C. Rogers, Hugh Racers AMI ',eotsc W. lesc
John Kos err defendants,
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ANkS cow MISSION
BUSINESS.
.HELBEEER; Y.GEEDX

i A ANlNG removed to tho house recently occupied
4 by Mr.. John llollins. nearly opporo the Market
House. tenders his services to his friends and the pub
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July 25
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Is. T rINStli s. On
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
~ The Delegates from the Southern Countie

G The Delegates from the Southern Counties
10 the Wing State Convention wero mainly IN
Albany Yesterday morning on their way to Syra-
cuse. Among them there appeared very gene
raj unanimity of feeling in favor of LUTHER
BRaprsa for Governor and anxious hope that
JOHN A. COLLIER may yet be persuaded to accept
the nomination for Lieutenant Governor. Mr.
Collier will be warmly supported for the tirst
place, and will doubtless receive very respecta-
bic vote, but we think Mr.. Bradish will be nomi-
mated. If, in the case, Mr.. Collier should Pc
remtorily decline the Licutenancy, we hardly
know who will be selected. Hon. GEO. W. PAT
TpRsos has been named, but we believe the COR
tipgency of requiring some other candidate than
Rfr. Collier has hardly yet attracted general at
tention.
z At the Regency Convention WIN. c. Boucx
will be nominated for Governor without competl-
fion, but the abrupt and eleventh-hour declension
OF the Lieutenancy by D. S. Dickinson has given
rise to an active for that post It's neces-
sary that the man should come from the South
West. as Loco-Focoism will never give that region
any thing but Offices and Mr.. NATHANIEL FAR
R1scros of Tioga (now State Treasurer is under
stood to be the Regency favorire, but LEVI S
CHArrlELD (Speaker of the House, is making
strong push for it. We hope be may get it.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
To Working Men.

After the first Tariff bill had been vetoed, and
when it was supposed that the Wings could not
pass one that Tyler would not veto, the philadel-
phia Spirit Of the Times (Loco) published, and
The Union and other Loco-Foco journals copied,
the following:
BETTER TIMEs.-A huge body Of men-weavers ont of
work-passed Office yesterday al noon with banners
ying music playing, and miniature loom elevated on The
apsle really hearrending TO see such crowd
walking about in absolute want many OF them no doubt oil
The necessares OF e-abe and willing but without
for 1.-THE balo. box Let them go themselves where
hey have put thai little ioomto the po-and vote Tor
such men will advocate measures calculated to restore
onfae,lee aud business 10 the community.
The drift of this advice, as viii be seen, was
this. Vote the Loco Foco ticket, for that alone
will secure Protective Tariff. But the dear,
dsin,erested advisers overshot their mark for once
THE WHIGs HAVE CARRIED a Protective Ia
RIFF aad already It's good effects are beginning to
be felt, and they will increase. But the Loco-t O.
cos are pledged to repeal it whenever they have
pewer, and even the few of them who voted Tor II
expressly so on account of its Revenue features
disclaiming the Protective, and promising to aid
in repeating them on the first opportunity. Now,
Mechanics and Laborers, if you hsd times inn
prove account of the passage of the Tariff, just
look a. the above Looo-Foco advice, and judge
from it how you oug ht to vote! Enough said.