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r AWRENCEvILLE FEMALE sEMiNARY-This School Ii
IL established in awrencevlIe, Brunswick county, Virginia
has successful operation during the year. aud
continued under the of MI and Mrs. Wordsworth w
have had several experience in teaching ladies' III
academic divided into Of five months each
The Winter will Tie Alb of January, and To-
Summer term the day Of July. The Of ednca.
will be thorough and the subjects Of study illustrated by fnm
lectures Philosophical Apparatus viii be procured early
possible and of lectures and experiments illustrating b.
principles of Natural Philosophy will be given for the benefit
the young ladies' The Rev. Mr. Casenan will favor the Schc
with upon Moral Philosophy and Evidences of Cr
anity Composition will receive special attention evening
ear The young ladies will reside in Dr. Morrison's "a
my, the teachers, where they will be treated with pa
kindness and socudc During the hours OF relaxation @
study such anements as innocent In themselves and t
health, md invigorate the mind, vii! h
encouraged Beard per Of five months. will be Si To-
tion in English branches from sI2 so 10 $751; Latin Prenh
extra Music the Piano. Sao Of the
strument, So So
Rtffrsnees-Rev. T. r. Casileman Rev. Mr. Claiborne, Pc
Brow Mr. Peter Tunhnli Robert D. Tnrnbull Eq
Dr. Henry Lewis, Edward b. Hicks ESQ., John f. She'll Ec
Richard ID. Powell, Mr. Harrison HennwelI, and Nj Cas,
al Lswencevie Mr. George Stone, OF Bnswicx Hon aTr'
H. GboIson and Thomas s. Ghoson, Esq., Petersburg Edwaf
r. Chambers Hsq ioydton; Capt w Maddox, Mr.. Nicholas Z
Davis Capt SyIvanus lneaham, LlHrnburs Mr. Samu
Pryor, Dinwidie; Pew. Sir. Hodges, Williamsburg Rev
Morrison, Buckingham.
Nov. a5 5s-wlow
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Major Poila-d.-This gentleman has been selected by
the Democratic Convention winch assembled a. Low
inpston on the 26.h ut their candidate tor State
Senator in this district. Major Pollard has been for
several years past in The service OF the u s. IN TO-
reign country He has returned however to his native
land with all his former attachments 10 The principles
OF Democracy, deeply rooted as they were previous
10 his going abroad, las letters, published with the
proceedings Of the convention show. The doctrines
laid down by him such every Democrat will re
spond TO, and We believe, tina; he viii be cordially
supported BY the Democratic party in the district
We understand hat he will visit The counties IN The
ais.ct and address The people at the March courts
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OUR BANKS We learn that the amour. of specie
the vaults Of the Banks Of this city, is about
81 500,G0 Whale the cremation of bank notes is less
than two millions Of dollars This partly accounts for
'ir scarcity of money, of which! many complaints ere
still heard The Banks 10 no. lee; authorized 10 in
crease their circulation, because much of the CON in
thr,r vaults CONES under The head Of s.ccia deposits
IN. Bank Of Louisiana has in lis vaults, specie
amounting To 2.G40,G00 dollars, while her notes in
circulation are only for the SUN Of S4oo,O0O.
T.iclc Orieaas Courier Dec. 90.
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The above relating artificial teeth Is gwen win
much reluctance view whatever 10 rear Tor my
self enence my profession. Construction OF Artificial sr
il an of skill artist in the of the he ana oo
nine rather than scientific Glass and porcelain
teeth are made by manufacturers and the materials EN-
by of the ocust and Dentist in supplying The pac, oil
porcelain teeth given variety OF names, aet
tlr fancy sometimes The flourish al the operator
The Science Of the natural Human Teeth embraces extensive
relations sympathes and requires knowledge of those "'
human We often elr of bad consequences from
operations h ignorant PERSONS for The reason Of thtr mol po
these Connections Would better :nafan-
lee 10 safety Diploma from Medical School, or nm the
College Of Dentistry established: II is certainly preferable
10 the CUSTOM much abused, of influential persons leaning
heir names in accordance with custom
and form than evidence professional qualification
~ ~ j. A. PLEASaNTS, NJ. D.,
Member OF the Virginia Medical Society, &c
r.. on 67-3m
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber is constantly receiving from the celebrated ma
nufacory of Nunns Clark, New York, elegant and PLAN
Piano Fortrs possessing the improvements and that
deicacy of Tone peculiar to their ma
nufacture.
Merchandise in general.
Pano Forte repaired tuned hire, and taken In ex-
change. -
The largest collection Of Music offered for sae IN hs
state may be selected from at the the subscriber ho s
Row enabled Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and re'ail prices . -.
tsrms Than they can find elsewhere In the State.
'e'"i' ''A" my >"' 49, r. Il. TAYLOR,
Juno P4aao Forte and Xr,ic Store opposite tie Banks
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. cARD-DESTTsTRY the branch OF Medical Sclenss'
which Dr. Peasants made his special object oil fiacuee
az Oice--in Bcshers Row.
Letter from ~ K. Mitchell now Professor OF me na ~
Medical College, Philadelphia, to Doctors Nelson anu
Richmond: ,,.,.;,u n vour nc.
ru,ajnance Dr. James A. Peasants, who has ney
from France which country he went to complete he INV
ledge of Dentistry previously acquired by long stuGy anu
knowledge skill science, well versed III the theory, ~
as the Practice of his and unnestonaby entitled 10 Puo
''' j. X. MITCHELL.
The undersigned at the request of A. Peasants d. D. OF
this civ having of Artificial Teeth made by hl, ", q
lady of high standing, their belief that they arg @
specimen art they cannot be surpassed en
bean resemblance NATURE supply ing Inc
of the natural teeth. -. ...r
The Lady for whom they made and whom we have seen
wearing em she is highly pleased both WIN 'hei'
NJ. BURTON, 81. ID.
TIL. NELSON, NJ. ID.
r. 4. DARLINGTON. NJ. d.
ST. l.. DOHANNAN, NJ. d.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.
Completion Of the Railroad TO .qqmia Creek.

Unriratied Ezpedtion
THE Richmond Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad Compa-
nv hereby that their Railroad completed 10 the
Potomac 10Th instant and ba, travellers are now
conveyed Richmond and Washington at all seasons OF
The year. and STEAMBOATS,, THE Steamboat Com
pany provided with effective ice boats 10 keep open the
navigation during the hardest weather In Winter leaving Rich
mond NJ precisely instead Of H. as heretofore, and
reaching Washington In and Baltimore 10 y hours or more
than "a hours advance Of the River and Bay Boats
Travellers by this line, proceeding Philadelphia Immediately
arrival Baltimore reach that city at M The next
morning, in % hours after leaving Richmond.
Instead paying their fare heretofore TO Fredericksburg
ony and afterwards bolfd the Potomac Steamboat and al
Washington take tickets the Railroad Office,
both for Washington Baltimore The fare in this way, will
Whole fare n washington So
II. To Baltimore, Slu
DO. IL Philadelphia Thy Peck ana Loe'S linr, or -
the afternoon Railroad line from Ra!limoe,) Sl2
charge children under three of under
twelve years Of age half pce % Colncd persons a price,
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent u Transportation.
20
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Inc TOLD HER THAT he LOVED HER NOT

mr. ImE MARcn,oSEss OF HASTINGS
II. told her that he loved not not; but while
The words cam slowly forth, some though; awoke,
Kind!ing a faint. melancholy smile,
And, through Ms dimincss, rays vi passion broke.
He said. he loved her a a brother would
Wuh calm and peaceful love. His lips grew pale
Shudderine he closed his eyes, for fei they should
OF his deep love be,r;y tho sadd'niGs tale.
And she.-di she believe these woris--ah TO;
She heard she 10 .;cd, and ia ,hose eyes sas iead
Wien from their Id, the orhs eca med io'lh he'oa,
How false were Al! III, calm, co'd things he saiG'
She needed not hi: words; hes spirit drank
Long drau.hts of ripurc, f.on each varying ta;ie
Deep In her heart, each gaze of pas! Ion sark
He knew II nht:--t,:a; heart was Ill his own.
And long she Gwt upon those teil-;ale eyes
Saw in her dreams, each arden, look actia,
Waich in her hours of sadness; Oft would rise,
To brighten, with their gaze, Ter world o! pain
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JAMES 81 GEORGE WINSTON,
Commission Merchants Richmond, Virginia.
REFERENCES:

JAMES ~ GEORGE WlNSIOS,
Commission Observation-Disclosures, Virginia.
REFEREscI,:
G ci. wilkins & cS ( Co., Boston.
Fislr. & Baldwin,
N Ssnss 1 s,s:3 : Co., Co. Philadelphia
Jas. Steel & Co, }
Snylani, Sage & Co.,
Jansssn : sanford, Nan York.
James Hunter
Thos. ". Paifo, Washington
Clacceit * Page,
Kirkland :. Chase,
John Baggs Co, 1cy;uo..
Robcr, Howard & Co., D-''""'''
Buck Il Herr,
Wilson & Sons, .n.rf.w.
Jas. Smoot, Gearr,torn.
Andrew Lccch,
YIN Vim d hprnsO't, rias'ars' Pa.
T Ts"i E B. M tsas; sadtsss'a, oA..
h 5Gs.nS ieSe. sFd co mur,ia' Ferry Ohio
Grew & Cook, Hetnond Ohio.
lo so,%" lands : ( Co, vsn Orleans.
Thomas y. Winston,
Lenuel Jones, NJ. Pleasant Ohio.
VIM. Martin {, Ca, Cireieeiie, OHIO.
i II II. 4 R. c T@ia. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Robert Campbell, S. LOris, Ma.
'.l q s7-lafff
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- ENJOYED the side Of The street. and facing me
He franklin Hotel, Jon Eacy- Old Sand Sonth eide Ci
Main 81 house Governor .tre.t. - +.
We would take is late opportunity Of thanking the pnnc m
received six years not design nj hs
establish ourselves through The hut 10 40 Il by gsn sa
all who call uoa which consider u pfcit-
:y basis and Of which glad TO kno" has
been almost universal.
1une the nj this time ana inf
The Al goods sold by that do not please IN cost quail
~ COLOR make, fashion. Otherwise can he returned ana
money eGndcd-pravieG, The sas not have been
We hav, this time large stock not larger lhth
the State i'll line Of business aud world respectfully
invite call before purchasing, ana eS-
himself and prices not pronounced rs low Or
ny ether in the city, shall be very much deceived
SID while charge S2 for making
trimming; the furnishing tie clu,h ana pan'a 81
that sold for Sill aud Vests Shirts Drawers andkeIeheis
Crya Stocks Suspenders Socks Gloves and Collars of
and qualities and all other articles usually kept by Cloth
rs Of which we are sell low, and
quest public call and whether they want To buy or not
- J. BRANNAN & co.
In, 1sI3 36-wlys
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TO WESLEY s. WRIGHT AND HANNAH HIS WIFE
Tan norr, that shah, Monday, the 18Th Gay Ief
ruary next between The hnfs Of arss sun,et s
lnse OF Thomas H. lsb~li, at Stony Point Mills Curnl.i
county Vsni proceed 50 lake The deposition o Creed r. III
khs and Others 10 be read evidence, bene ese In
lately depending In the Circuit Snpernr Court Of Law and C
Gerry for The county Of Cumberland, but removed The a.
cut Superior Court Of Law and Chancey for the county
towaY, In which am defendant and you plaintiffs. Sa
The dispositions be not nil taken the day aforesaid they
he continued ftom day day mill they shall be @
place and time you can attend IL you think proper.
ALLEN WILSON
Dec. ri 7l--wiw
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Fall Imported CHINE and QUEENSW.7RE,


z, the shin Harriet Rockwell just arrived added To previous
ID receipts placed in possession q large and conn'and'
ing stock Of luteIsware aud China -
Gerrnan, French and american Glassware.
Also on hand an and varied assortment OF Cut
Pressed and Plain Glass German, French and a
nuac;ue German Silver Britannia Casors, Stone ware
etc. etc. >,
The Goods have been purchased at rey lou rates. run
mouey and am an xuns o sell in the way.
usua, cr,dit WIN. =. BUTLER,
3 doors above the Bell Tavern.
g., y, 3a--wtf
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OcIS'r HILL For SALE1le subscriber, having deter
mined ia move 10 the West offers for sale, by private
tract Land which r ives seven miles North OF
ousa On the OF Hickory creek, healthy
agreeable nechborood and containing eight hundred and
twenty acres with comfortable dSee houses aud other nsces-
nm houses good prc orchards and meadows The aad is
adapted 10 Tie growth of corn, wheat oats,
sec, and There aaon oHe ndfed and fifty acres
r ycnrnt low grounds nnrliion, and very rodnc
yean ample supply wood ard timber II supply the farm
Each field well waercd having never failing springs ard
branches IL mas said ri truth, That seldom snch fan Is IN
mn, ke, either in Louisa or the adjoining conniies
Reference Ellis Elicit, Richmond, or the snscnher
JOHN ELLIS.
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I.ou.a. Dec 70, 1872. 67-wsw

rE,O Doctors WILLIAM MILLS, SR, and WILLIAM MILLS,
J.-Genile,neu As you inhabitants of this Com
monwraI take notice that shall, Thursday, 10th Febu
ary 1919 fair Otherwise the fair day nj Elisha Jackson's
Tavern county Of Louisa, and state Of Virsina between
the honrs nj sunrise sunset proceed 10 take the depos;ons
of Waller oliaday Richard Duke ST., William Nelson, Elisha
Jackson Darwin and others also nj Louisa Court house
On Monday March, 1853 the dernsons OF Rev William
Crawford Richard S. orware and others, MI OF which drpos
tons 10 he read evidence in suit depending IN The Circuit sn
pror Law and Chancety for Louisa county, and state
Of Virginia which and others plaintiffs and You aud
Others -fendats and IT, nm cause Tie said dispositions
op moi lie above aamrt days. The taking oi
them Wi! be continued day To day unii coinrced
~ 1850 GM MILLS.
WIN. VI. BAKER,
JSu. r. QUARiES.
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nR. oAkLEY'S COMPOUND DEPrRATIvE SYRUP, q
the cure Of ScrofuIa Kings Evil obstinate Erupons @ ~
sam, Pmples or Pus,1es the Face Scay Eruptions, C
rheumatism letter, syphic Symptoms and all disorders ar
ing from an impure safe of the blood udcious OF me
~, &C., &c.
This Medicine has been extensively used In the United STATE
WIN decided benefit In Scrofua, Aercuria Diseases and
cases Of an liberated character
REApiSo, June, Ien
We the undersigned having frequently used Oakiey's Cos
pound Drpative Syrup, In the OF practice with
cded beneficial results cheeuy recommend the faculty
n superior preparation.
II. ". MUHLENBERG, 81. .
SOLOMON C. BIRCH, DO
JOHN D. OTTO. DO
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAYNuS
LYELi., Agents for the proprietor.
One door above the Bell Tas.fs
Dec 81 .!-w!
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old WINES AND LIQUoRS-Aso, GRoCERIES-l have
~ very large and general assortment of old Wines and Ii
quos part of which kept hand, improving
years said be ~ years old My Groceries will
bear fair comparison with The best in the city, may regard
old Wines aud Liquors al he fund beneficial for the
serraton Of health, when moderately and jnicously used
Should found iEecduou 10 have firm and
belief PLAIN matter of fact assertion, let him
enqrrr call the subscriber who has been regular tempe
nrn. last 80 of - life and, IT satis
fed with his healthy appearance, they see portrait OF his
uncle State of New York, aged
luz years; drinking the
day lie left Fercntosh, then a Stripping
WIN. WALLACE.
Aup 3i-wly
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T,HE TIME IS CONE AT LAST THAT You can now hnyy
Hats and Gan, as cheap cheapest Of the attrrs sell
them Yok, at The Southern ai Emporium %p
fsh snn,y Of youths ard infants cloth and velvet
and qssgy 81 sna ,s ses, saay
nen, and boys, velvet Caps M 81 so eae hair seal
and wool Hats icy sss. st aa as Sm
nred sI Russia Hats black and db fashionable and very
bms 81 s. So the very es. only s SesseI a'
mnsl snls ndd rticie every ether description Of Hats and
f.' - GAREaNATt & ROSESTHALL,
Southern Hat Emporium, Main street,
Opposite the Bell Tasrrn
5I-tf
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TRr7u ~ Nrr.surrt We cory the following
condensed and pointed view Of the duty Of the Demo.
cratic Party, oa an article Tn The next Presidency, in
the last number Of the Democratic Review.
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IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN ToBACCo.-1'h. follow
section OF the act 10 amend the entitled ian r
ino the several acts In force concerning the nsps
OF tobacco, passed 7tl March, 1885, Is putst infoS
tion Of all pe'ona concerned, and especially dea
upland tobacco, showing hr advantage they would derive
Of any rttrn CHARGE In directing their be stored
Public Warehouse.
"5pd be further raaeted, That II any hogshead Of Tos
shall have been inspected upland inspt cto and rs
forwards be stored in any warehouse 10 the city Of Rch
and the town Of Petersburg, other than the public wasrhons
the said city and the Of Petersburg, the commonwti
shall be liable for the loss destruction nf such Tobacco
any whatsoever, unless at the time when y
stored in such other warehouse there eighteen
dred hogSheacs II In the city Of Richmond in the tosa
Petersburg hundred and seveny6re hogbeads in the
have refu to recey. such tobarco on storage OF which
Nov 5s-vt
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NAVY SUPPLIES FOR 1913.
BrREAu o. CoNsrRreIioN, EQuIrMEsr Y kErAIR,,


PROPOSALS sealed endorsed, viii be received a. this u
reau until Clock the 18th January next, Tor FUR
nshng and delivering at the Navy Yards at Portsmouth, New
Hampshe Caesown, Massachusetts; Brooklyn, New YORK;
Washington District OF Columbia; and Gosport
virginia. and also the Baltimore Naval Station
,sh OF Tue 6 m o s b be- e
Commanders Commanding Officers q, the said Navy Yards
The year eighteen hundred and fory.ee for the
Navy Of The United STATES viz:
spermace.,' candies.
insccd oil lin its raw state.)
Dry paints ,e several articles named In the printed oEers
is distinctly understood, however, that persons who may
offer not to have any claim privilege 10 furnish greater
quantity of article than may he expressly ordered
TO lie understood that when persons reside at other
places than those which lhey engage toiunIs articles y
required appoint and duly authorize resi-
the place Of delivery TO receive and act upon Inc
acquisitions orders which may he made and in case the per-
son who contracts or his agent shall neglect OF m 70 comply
with the acquisitions orders he receive for articles unde
agents Of the Navy shall be authorized purchase the and
the shall be liable for Of cost over The con-
tact price =.
Separate proposals he made for each class o articles for
each yard and far the Baltimore naval siaion the blank Of
fes farnShe IN igdrdUas ,ut hare all he blanks carefully hed
up and mus, he subscribed directed in ir mole on the face OF
each FORM and the Offers he unqualified and unconditional
Bonds, with two approved surcties in olctrd The estimated
the respective contracts, viii BE- required and ten per
cenuI in ,dd"n VIA be wh from The he. anne nd o. s Gas
performance the respective contracts which will account
less specially authorized by Chief this
After deducns centum will he made by the
inspected received and bills for presented
the Navy Agent approved by the Commanders Commanding
officers u the respective yards and naval station aforesaid
according To The Terms Of the contracts
The power reject all offers from who have heretofore
failed 10 fulfil their contracts with The Government expressly
reserved by this BUREAU. -
Blank forms OF offers each denomination of articles will be
furnished by the respective Commanding officers or Navy Agents.
persons applying for ,hem and which all offers should be
made strictly conforming to the directions which they contain,
Dec. 20 t7-2lwtd
T,OLUMBIAN OTEL-The rroprieto of this establishment
- their grafu acknowledgements for the very liberal
patronage which has extended tem and respectfully so-
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HATS AND CAPS,
A. Prices to SaiL tie Times.

rIE subscribers respectfully beg leave inform their friends,
and the pubic Richmond and vicinity that they have
hand splendid Of Hairs and cars, Of the newest
fashionable styles, They warrant
Hats superior quality ard fast coors, being manuac-
urcd by themselves expressly for their retail trade They give
below list OF the a.s Al present. which offered TO the
puhic cheap any other house in tie city for cash:
Fine black Cashmere Beaver Brush, Natra Russia, Muskrat,
Coney, and Woo-also good Silk and Angola Hats They
just finished fresh lot Of splendid Moleskn Hats OF supr.
Istrc, Ieh and elastic Gentlemen wanting good and
cheap Hat, respectfully requested to call
SMITH HURLEY,
Corner of Main and 18th Streets
Nov. i5 56-w3m
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T7'ttF''0T7- III P"HtFtt UT.
"a General CONGRATULATIONS aud good wlll BIZ
FORE lts selection of The Democratic CANDIDATE unsni
NIFTY and zeal AFTER lt-nnd those unquiet ghosts o
Federalism and Fedcrc! nark. which sill haunt US
spectral, though embodied in form Of Clay, are for
lad the dsePes, bottom OF he Red Sea,
our day and generation, TO
s.ncyi,it iha c,nifses Of The NOM
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frxo, ~. Lyhe1Gsg .9rgus.)

WILLIAM COST JOHNSON. AND HIS COSTLY NATIONAL
DEBT SYSTEM.
How appropriately this man is named IL he Cos,
his daddy as much in proportion as he desires to cost
the nation, il had hele- bcep or the good old gentle
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NTERCHANTs Families and others are respectfully rennesa
that nv stock OF China Qucenswae and Glass sti
Embracing many Of The latest pee patterns and Tor sale
al prices corresponding with the times .
~. ~ ' = s5-WH
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Richard Pollard Esq, Lovingston.

OAK R!nGR, Dec. Is, 1912
NV Dear Sir: In answer 10 ynnr favor OF to-day, l
have TO saw that nv political sentiments have nnder
zone no change. have returned 20 the u , with
those political opinions which carried with me whrn
Invent abroad. In truth, NY Republican tene's, II pos
s;be, are firmly fixed and CHERISHED oy "nsl
have seen in other countries and by The history OF The
parties in nv ow II, while | was absent from my native
land
shall not vote for Mr. Clay as President, nor would
have voted for General Harrison, had have been N
the S. at the time of his election. shall support
for the Presidency whoever may be The nominee o tho
Democratic Convention 10 be 1t IL preparatory 10 tile
election
am opposed 10 T. S Sank, both as regards Ire
Constitution Of the u and the expectancy of such
an institution am, ,oo opposed TO Iar't1, except
Tor purposes Of revenue aud for that object prefer an
nd vaorem duiv rather than Of disc rm'naing rates
with view 10 protection. am MISC against internal
Improvement, in Tie States by the Federal Governmrn,
am in favor Of the fund aSng f;om the public nds
rong into the Treasury Ia be dsbursed Tor The curen;
expenses OF The General Go.ernnent.
Whatever will sustain uud carry GU. Democratic Re
publican principles friendly TO and strenuous
advocate for | wish simplicity and strict economy IN
the administration both OF he General and State Go
vernment And whatever can do 10 further II shall!
always be prompt TO render. 1t IS from this that We
are 10 have the bur',ens Of the people less onerous
End the duration of Republican principles more certain
and secure.
Should the Democratic Convention 10 be held al
Loyngston on the 4h Monday OF this month see ht 20
select their Democratic candidate tor this Sena.
toral District shall chcerly stand forth for the SUI!
frages of the people for the distinguished trust
am with much respect,
Your iiiend and uteaiant servant,
RICH. POLLARD.
To FLoyr l., Wn,rgnrAp, Esq,
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ySGINTlNG INK-He sha have constantly on hand full
supply Of Johnson Dararts best Printing ms moderate
prices
Eaqnisc, ofice, March "a, 1874 100