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Mr.. Calhoun.

Mr.. Cahouns flag for the Presidential contest OF ISL
distinctly unfurled in Alabama than other
State save South Carolina. Efforts making le
g.ativc andhis peculiar friends, arrying the
movements of the Democracy'' in other quarters dis
ainng subject what they his anscendant claims
to the than doubtful chances OF aConvenon src in
the field every point, sgating ensns recruits, and
arming themselves with the "snews OF war;" for the de-
cisvc conflict ahead-fnay decisive against the aspira
tons of thirty years, If Mr. Calhoun be then defeated
He NAV be regarded in that event. politically done with
time, and subject only for history.
We cannot but applaud the sagacity Of his Alabama
friends which, distressing the action Rucker pack.
ed Convention perccves that the only hope Of Mr.. Cal.
houns election lies in bringing him boldly before the
try upon his merits and by the agency of the People
In anu National Convention OF the Democratic party, the
influence of New York. Pennsylvania Tennessee, and &C.
neral Jackson prove irresistible, and all these
committed against Mr. Calhoun if in favour OF Mr. Van
Buren, In general scuiie-in Presidential meee-in a
shake.bog afray-Mr Calhoun might stand reasonable
chance. But submit him a National Convention,
where the tactics of the New York School would be
forced by numerical superiority, and counieacied only by
the dealing and magnanimous honesty of South Carroll
"chivay, is the same thing giving the lamb TO the
wolf Mr. Van Buren, will beat him and give him five and
the deal.
Another argument recommends the of isolated
mination Mr. Calhouns friends lpresents perhaps the
Only tcasOle Only
prostuon of the Democratic party in 1874 1t is
evident every who has tolerabe knowledge Of the
history of American politics, OF human that if Mr.
Van Buren, with all the Government its money and nfu
back him, could be elected but immca-ura
bly, beaten, he will fare still in 1884, without any
of these aids. And yet is evident that Cen Jackson
snarng under the disregard shown by the people in 1910
his pro,cge and his dctaton, force him
the track aganmeans to do what his influence is still
NJ cfiec byaN nt Con
vention. If Mr. Clay and Mr.. Van Buren,
ed before the country any infatuated doubt
what the result will be Mr. Clay will sweep 30 States
lie will beat any candidate OF the Democratic party
far-farher than Gen. Harrison did The only way TO
''head" him, is bring out various sectional candidates,
and playing off sectional pride against him. prevent cleo
ton by the people and carry before the House SO that
Mr. Calhoun and his friends do wish the exrpation
the Democratic party hence, they had best follow
advice which although it from enemy, is founded
upon the conscientious conviction that in this way only
Henry Clay TO be defeated.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Bills Passed.


Bills Passed.
The following Bills read third time and passed
Incorporating the Norfolk Seamen's friends Society
Authorizing the Officers Of Patrick Henry Lodge Of In.
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows hold certain building
therein mentioned.
To revive the act entitled IAN act authorizing Ferry
from the lands Of John Brown the county Of Mason
the Ohio River"
PETITIONS.
By Mr. Brown, Of p Of Jas G. West 10 have refunded
10 him sum Of money; by Mr.. Nicolson, of Jos. Mann
q 20. for an act 10 enable them establish mill upon
Dragon Run in Niddesex; by Mr. Williams of Sarah Ma
gram by Mr. Kdwsl Of citizens of Marion for Precinct
election at the house Of Thos A. Le by Mr. Martin of
citizens Of Marshall for separate election In said county:
by Mr. GaaheT, OF Thomas Mounts Of Switzerland coun-
~ Indiana, that he may be paid the amount due him for his
services Indian Spy in 1885, by Mr. Edginton the
memorial Of citizens Of Wheeling and Ohio county pray.
ing that real estate that may be subject sale under exc
cuon DEGREES or other process shall not be sold under the
same Tor sum less than two-tiirds pf iLS value.
Resoiniions.
BY Mr.. BRowS, Of r., That the Committee Of Courts
inquire into the expedency Of continuing in force the
provisions Of the Sd and lh section Of the Act passed the
I'd March, 1872 entitled "An concerning delinquent
and forfeited lands for year nnd after the of
January 1919 such other period as the committee may
deem eXpedicnc
BY Mr.. Blue. That the Committee Of Courts inquire
into the expcdicucy Of allowing coroner mileage i'm addition
to the compensation already allowed by law.
by Mr. POWELL, Of f., That Committee Of Court in
qiro into the cxpcdiency Of bringing in bill 20 furnish
Clerks Of the County Courts Of the respective counties with
copy Of the journal Of this House in the manner the
acs Of the General Assembly are now distributed 70 be
Kept in the Office Of said Clerks for the Of the public.
by Mr.. BUwpES, That Committee OF Propositions and
grievances inquire into the propoyP hanging the time for
commencing the Sessions Of the General Assembly from
December ~ January
BY Mr. fIorKias, That Committee Of Agriculture in
guiro into the expcdency Of amending the Charter oi
Branch Coal Mining Company
Bills were read, aud then motion IT Mr. Leltwich,
The House adjourned
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Correspondence Of the L. S. Gazette.
81 WINGS s DOINGS At FLASHING TON.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II. IL.

WAsHISorcS Dec. II, 1912.
J. R. CHANDLER, ESo-The Magnetic Telegraph invent.
ed by Mr. Morse, has been put in operation the Capitol
by which men, end OF the Capitol and the
other in the other end converse with almost the
rapidiy that write. Distance with this Telegraph
is nothng-two men, at Mexico Patagonia, the
other Quebec, being able communicate with each
other, when the places connected by wire or
wires, with the rapdy they do the Capitol 1t
impossible for the mind conceive the results which
flow from this invention, by which communication be
instantaneously made from end OF a continent
another. As means Of communicating intelligence in
time OF it must be invaluable. Suppose feet, in case
Of with European power. should arrive off New Or
leans Pensacola instantly information is given to the 60
yernmenta Washington and orders instantly sent to
York. Norfolk, Philadelphia, Boston, for the vessels of
those ports sail forthwith They all under way
perhaps in hour, and rendezvous Key West or at
Charleston. So in commercial point Of view, vessel
from Philadelphia New York, Boston, arrives at any
other place, say New Orleans. Mobile, or Charleston or
vice versa, instantly her is informed Of it, and may
communicate further orders, he chooses, his captain
monopoly Of such Telegraph would be worth millions
OLIVER OLDSCHOOL.
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At O'clock yesterday morning, joins RICHARDS aged two
years months Relatives and friends requested
funeral the house OF the OF Mary
Richards 3h nuus Foundry, This Morning. at 10
O'Clock. without further invitation.
In Chesterfield County Monday instant
year OF her age Mrs LroT DUv- the vile OF Stephen Duva
E~ she afflicted with painful malody
months and died in the fun bright eternity bsyos
the grave.
On sunday the 18th instant O'clock A. NJ amer
several months Mr. HARRIET ANN, wife by aged
20 years months and 10 days leaving
daughter and numerous ces Of reves and friends
endelrcd by the rrepaable
Amidst all heE suIerng Of the nature
resignation the win OF her Creator
bissful immortality beyond the grave.
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY.

JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF this Com.
pany, adjourned last Monday night, the hrs, Mon
day in March.
The meeting adopted memorial be presented to the
Legislature, asking, ist for authority increase the tolls
Cd that the State pay the interest the Company'' debt,
about S42 ,000 due in Janusry-and 3rd that the act o
last session. requiring 100000 of State Stock be
celed, be repealed.
The election of officers did take place, consequence
of the instructions by the Legislature the State proxies
to vote for postponemcnt until March. Enough and
than enough private stockholders override the vote
OF the State present But they did choose TO
their poworprefcrring await the thorough examine
ton the Gars OF the Company, proposed by the
luton Of the General Assembly The President, in few
remarks. full Of eoquence andeeng, alluded to the Reso
luton Of the Legislature and expressed his desire that there
might be the fullest and minuest scrutiny.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

People in all ages have been promo commit pious ands
Th. IL that principle of tho heart which the talented
democrat make the people believe that % his owns
his couniry" while hc is ccctusy subscribing his
interested end ambitious views p NN
You remember that jefferson Randolph. the grand son
OF Thomas Jefferson, the great apostle Ct liberty
Der of the assembly this winter We intend to push him
forward him. lie all scrupulous in
of conscience he Is Of your OF whom il
be said conscience makes him coward say, intend
push him forward for he has the blood Of jefferson in
his veins the people will the readily look up him.
BUT l close. In haste.
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British lfiseellaniss.

From Mr. Gill; the agent, have received the Noyeni-
Der Nos OF Bentley, BiGekieOod and the Dublin Unrersfy
Magazines
Bentiey's has its accustomed supply Of pleasant TRIES.
Lakewood and the University Magazine aspiring,
and with their lighter articles, mnge due proportion OF
grave dissertations.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23
NARHEEn.

On Tuesday the Goth by Rovd Philip Courtney
JoHS H. ACRE Miss MARgAKEr
c. Redford. Esq-aI OF this City.
ON the 2snd instant O'Clock A. NJ by Adam I'm
d. H. Mr L,RS w. Miss AMERICA d. Brt-
LiS0Ios-An Of this City.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

" Tho arrangement Of Congressional Districts, pub.
iished yesterday, prepared by tho Subcommittee The
Committee Of 81 has o, yet nbeen acted upon.
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HOYT q cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under the Exchange Hotel.

Lottery Evening Exchange Hotel $4,000
Capital Tickets 81 so. Risk package n 25 Whole
Tekets only s3ohalves and quarters In proportion HoYT 4
CO. have the Prize Tickets for sale De "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

TTbe Members of the Housc OF Delegates
representing counties lying West NJ the Blue Ridge.
70 the Hail. Saturday evening o'clock The object
being IN compromise possible upon subject
81 re- apporiionment u representation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

Eghty-ono votes necessary a choice.
The scattering votes for Messrs Ruin Badger
SWAIN and -. ID. Spaght.
From me Raleigh Star Of he o1a
VIM. II. Haywood, Jr, Esq.. yesterday elected IT,
y Senator IN the place Of Mr.. Graham, whose term ex
prcs the 4h Of March next All other candidates hay
ing been Withdrawn, the stood For Haywood 95;
Graham, 50; Saunders, 9.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

~ No paper will be issued from this Office Monda,
Advertisers will please hand in their favo- to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23
North CnroLinn S.nntor.

North Carolina Senator.
The agony is at last Both Brown and Saunders
have been set aside and a now man, WIN. IT, HAYWOOD
Jr elected. Of Mr.. Haywood we know nothinq-not
even, whether he be n Calhoun or Van Buren, man.
From The Register Of the Goth
Another vote had yesterday for United States Scna
tor which very resulting the choice of Judge
Saundon. Previous TO the vote Mr. Graharns name was
Withdrawn by hr. Mendenhal, and that Of Mr. William
H. Haywood, Jr., was added 20 the nomination by Mr.
Bragg. The result Of the Joint Vote was AZ follows;
Romuus VI. Saunders, 70
Bedford Brown, CT
w. n. Haywood Jr.,
William A. Graham,
Scattering, 10
l61
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Commercial Record.
Irichmond ysrr,,c,.

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[RsPorted and corrected f,ciee % ,cesk for "A, M.
..s. DECEMBER a2d ls,ss
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New. hose sii 81; OIL ss.sei and Co,nnon Lar s Lsss
L. miedns sua aud s; Good sSis5 ca rns .sios ard
quality. rs. =. 80 p ..I| VIZ I've % N
GRhN-whea, IS N sses. Corn e. SOC. Oats %, ., a.,
TEAs-lmpera and cunpowdsr 75e. 81 so plaek so
wiliSkEl-pbbls. 2tc. hhds sJc. =" 'SS
CANcLEs,spem sea''s Patent Sperm toe ar. p.,.n, TO-
lava iilai3e s' 'sS
risn-fanily Zoe hernnss 81 No I. - so 10 p, n. .
81 to J. wv y
FLork-superhns sat
IRoN-ris :; English $50 sweden 500; Trsdecsr 500
MoLAssfS-Porio Rico lOa22c; " Orleans sIsete
oii-Wn,er sooasa FAN Strained eoas5 Whale In bill. AZ
PRovIsloNs-paeon lhoc round &c. Lard &C. wa
PI.AlsrER-sIs on BASIN Rank.
sUGARs-st croi saioe; Porto Rico eia7 os.n. S, h
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SlIOT-5ic.
sALT-whAf 81 so; Store 81 90.
cATriE-Besf from s9i t sheep from ei,o d. Hoe, s
81 To Al "'~n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.

The Pennsylvania Inquirer contains the following list Of
nominees for the Presidency and Vice Presidency of the
United States in 1914:
CANDIDATES.
Candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency appear
TO be the least among political opponents
We annex list of a few on both sdcs:
WING Candidate for the Presidency.
HENRY CLAY.
For the Vice Presidency.
GENERAL SoOTT,
JOIN VI. CLAYTON,
JOHN SERGEANT,
JoHs DAVIS,
w. c. PRESroH,
Gov. SEWARD,
THOMAS EwISo,
Gov. PEsSISoToS
Loeofoco Candidates for the Presidency.
JoHS c. CALHOUN,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
LEWIS CASs
MARTIN VAN BUREN.
RICHARD VI. JOHNSON,
SfLAs WRIGHT Jun,
JONI TYLER
For the vice-Presideney.
JAMES X. Polk.
ANDREW STEVENSON,
DAVID X. PORTER,
Gov. WOODBURY.,
And half dozen others, whose names we cannot re.
member just II will be SEEN therefore, that our
opponents have plenty Of candidates for both Of the highest
offices in the gilt Of the people.
Does not the Inquirer omit Mr. Talmadge Of N. York
by accident favorably considered by the Wing par
~ for the Vice Presidency7
Plenty Of candidates the LOGofocos have indeed We
sory that many worthy men doomed 10 dsAp
pontmen but they enough bear each other comps
n.y. and keep up anohers spirits under the fat'
that awaits them a 1t is something have been though
Of for these eminent stations by portion Of their coun
tryrnen, and that console them until better times.
The Wings present. like their opponents, remark
able to former periods since the organization Of
two parties They beaten in 1885, purely by their di
Visions and their opponents up 10 this time have achieved
most Of their successes by union Now the Wings arr
united, while their adyersaros unhappy circum
stanced that, If it possible for them on sn
gle candidate, that very union would be inevitably fatal
No longer in their power divide the Whigs their SINGLE
chance for depends upon dividing themselves
bringing forward several candidates sectional grounds
and by this means defeating popular eecon-Whe they
affecting great socitude for harmony and union th
tho only hopeful policy left thcm and this will be thci
course They well know that they have no man in thei
ranks capable Of contendng against the united Wing party
under Mr. Clay. any other who has their confidence
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NEGROES FOR SALE

conformity with Decree Of the County Court Kent Of
the sih day OF December lsfe Chaneery therein de-
pending William Christian and Sarah Ann plain
tits and Richard oanand defendants win be solo At
The Old Church Tavern ia the lower end OF Hanover FRIDAY
e Goth day Of December 1872 II fair ner fair
day thereafter likely Negroes, and Man on
credit " nine months Of the
OF the will be paid give bonds and an
proved security j. n. BARNETT
de ckd
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Ia this on Ii there other differences what
they7 ~ Il
But We Weld 10 for the dny.
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From The IYheelinr DniIu Tfmr..

Mr.. WHARToS-Enclosed is letter picked up in Wheel
ing and friend has suggested that the great COLONEL
recently passed through possibly fell OF his
hat especially he is always in much of hurry and little
eaky into the bargain But don't vouch for the truth of
this suggestion, you publish however, you please.
Virginia id Court House,
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COAL, COAL, COAL.

VIE sunscrlDer mas Tor sale, large supply OF
Il Midlothian and Creek Crate CcaIs.
THo's J. M NANCE,
At the Yard Of the Richmond Petersburg Rail Road Co
Dc o3-d3t'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

49, ss-,p The steamer POCAHONTAS,l leaves
for Baltimore on WEDNESDAY esth instant
amer winch she VIII be laid up until the Spring Persons wishing
de- 2j-N LUDLAM PRESTON A
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port fk an
ARRIVED
schr. Caroline Francis, Dole. Norfolk, lumber
Sehr. Lady Warrington Hubbard, Norfolk, lumber
AUCTION
THIS friday MORNING. commencing OF O'Clock precisely,
at under the Exchange Hotel tha
Eundry eonsgnens large Of Elegant Furniture
Co.'S Pianos, Rich 0irandt les God Lever Watches vehees
Hardware and Cutlery and variety desrabe Furnishing
Articles 0J- Without limit
dec 80 INLoEs & BROTHER Auets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

II fCblNED, on consignment, two cases N,fiu,.s- -
~ waterproof Oh q Bark Leather rrcs.,s,,s ', ~
consumption u Leather. wv WIN wv
DE- - uANLtU Co..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
POtter's Garden and Nurseries,
CRANsTON, RI.

'I'IllS establishment is prepared to I'll or
F, ders Of fruit forest, and ornamental
trees, TO any extent desired, of large size anu
vigorous growth also extra large size ever
greens Of Fir. Arborvile, Nursery Spruce
&C., with n great variety of Shrubs, Roses,
Rhododcndrons, green house plants, bubous
roots, PGonies, Lilies, hcrbaceous perennial
Towering plants, forming altogether a col
lection as great as can be obtained at any
nursery in the Union.
/ The proprietor would particularly call the
attention of persons wishing fruit trees to
their list of Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Peach,
and Ounce, which they can furnish of larger
growth than can be obtained at any other cs.
rahlishment in the United States.
The collection of small fruits contains all
the desirable varieties of Cnrrants, Goose
berries, Strawberries, Filberts, Raspberries,
Gmpes, &c.
Owing TO their arrangements, they are
enabled to obtain all the ne,o, rare, and pdri
Gus plants as soon as they ''cOme Ou" in Eu-
ropc-all Of which will be sold u, the lowest
possible prices.
For more full particulars, please see cata.
ogue, which will be furnished gratis AT
CHARLES n. TlLLEY'S,
No. lI2, Thames-st., where orders may
b. left. March g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
RHEUMATISM, GOVT, sPRAINs,
swsLLrD JoISrs, srirr conps, PAIN

IN THE LIMBS, coSTEAcrios
or TuE CORDS. &c. Sc.
T., IlEW rs a. KlTTREDGES BONE
-. LINIMENT COMBlNED-o prepa
ration from two celebrated prescriptions. Fol
the Diseases mentioned, this Linlment stand.
Iunrivalod IN it's efficacy. II can truly be- dc.
nominated Pain. Extractor, ~ u will remove
pain when caused by the above complaints
II is put up IN bottles at the low price of ~
cent, aud is for sale by most Of The drug.
gisls. For the genuine, call for 4" llcwes &
Kntredge's Liniment Combined" See Ger.
lilicaica on wrapper. For sale by X. j. 1'ay.
lor & u. " Hazard, Newport, x. !.
Oct. -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
NH> Csssssss; "a f., Nv
AlzSsfesstsf { ~ s.111t seatt ttezsEF
3Y1 Sssssa
S9G9eY9D po9wGY

iGTS We earnestly ask the readers attention
to the very beautiful ballad, which follows. II
was written for the New WoRID, by poet,
who has far higher claims to distinction than
many, whose names blazoned constantly
tho journals. Mr. Aldricb writes with a
race, nicely and elegance that will ensure him
permanent fame. In our opinion he has sue.
oeeded perfectly in the ensuing sianzas in con
yeying the spirit as well style of the old bal.
lads. Our readers have alrendy derived much
delight from his pen--and we trust that il will
DO frequently employed in onlivenng and H.
Eliminating the columns Of this Journai.-.N Y
.Nsic Uorid.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
LISCOM 81 THURBER,
PIAMo-roRTE MAKERS,
PROVIDENCE,

HAVE now finished aud are constant,
making, PIANO FORI'ElS of tb,
most improved and modern style, which they
offer for sale un the most favorable terms
aud wnIrsu equal To- my made IN this coun
try ~ paint ui tone. iiul-l. and durability
The great number uf instruments which the,
have sold Tor Ia last Two years. Is alone sui.
hciem prnnf of thcif superiority. To those
who have never scon Instruments of then
mako. they would respectfully refer To- Prot
TAiLoE Of NeNpor, OF Prot X. B. TAYLOR
of Providence
U.3RE hOO.uS. No. 81 4 3j Bestnia
sier street.
Providence, May -, lell
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
WEBBS NEW PATENT
CnMPHE.NE BURNER.

TlIO'S. II. SHEFFIELD. No. Is Broad-
street, Agent for Wcbb's Burners in
Newport, has just received an entire new
article for burning Camphene, which is ac-
knowledg"d TO be superior to any other that
has yet been introduced. A specimen of
hem may be seen at his Counting Room and
Store, IN a their brillancy every evening in
The week, (excePt Sunday.) lie invites all
who prefer, ana all who do not prefer this
sort "I light, to drop in and take a look, if
nothing more. Customers furnished ot New
York prtees. Jan. I3. 1912
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
Dr. JayneS' Medicines,

A N assortment of Dr.. Jnyncs' Medicine,
"a just received from Philadelphia, and fol
al c whole sale and retail by DR.. r.. X. HAZ
ARD, al the sign Of The Golden Mortar
Washington square, Newport, r. /.
March 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
LOOK OIIT!

Some SWindiers hare cOuntsrfeued this
article and pat ii up nth paious dcrices.-
DO not be imposed upon. One thing only will
protect Jou-ii is the name Of COMSrOCK X
CO.: that name must be airdyS on the crop-
per, or you are cheated DO not forget IL -
Take this direction with YOU, and test by that
or never buy it for il is impossible for any
other to be true or genuine. Sold by COM
STOCK Co II Maiden Lane, New York,
and by X. J. TAYLOR, Sole Agent for New
port, x. |. [sept30.
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NOTICE.

NO Books nre now kop, at the Store of
~ U.N LANES ITLLEY, except for
farmers produce-but any one wanting Dry
Goods FOR CASH, cen have them Dog
Cheap. lie hopes no offence will be taken
being Obliged so to proceed
Jan 90, ISi2-3m.