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TO FAMILIES AND INVALlDS.

TINE following Indispensable family remedies
| NAV be found at the Drug Stores. Remember,
and never get them unless they have the signature OF
nCOMSTOCk Il co.. on the wrappers, as all 9th
ers by the same names base mpos,tioDs and conn
terleits Ii the merchant nearest you has thcm not
urpe him to procure them at III hlaiden-ane, iiie
next time he visit, New York, to write for them
No family should be week without these RENE
dies.
Rain If Columbia for tie hair, which will stop il if
falling out or restore bald paces ard on chii-
dren make ii grow rapidly on those VINO nave iost
the hair from any cause.
All vermin that infest the heads of children in
schools are prevented killed by IL at once find
Tho name of /. COMSTOCK * CO." on it, or never
try it, Remember this always.
RHEUMATISM and LAMENESS positively
cured and all shrveIed muscles and limbs are res
,ored in the old young, by the Indian Vegetable
Elixir and Nerve and Bone Lnament-but never
without the name Of Comstock & Co on II.
PILES, Sc. are wholly prevented, or governed if
the attack has come on, if you use the only true
Uays Linament from Comstock g. CO. All sores
and every thing relieved by it that admits of an out
ward application II acts like charm Use it
HORSES that have Ring Bone, SPAWN, Wind
Gals, &c. are cured by ROOFS SPECIFIC; and
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Reofs' Foun
der Ointment. MARX tns, all hotsS"ou'
DALI.EY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
SALVE.-The most extraordinary remedy ever IN
vented for all new or old BURNS AND SCALDS
and Sores and sore EYES. 1t has delighted thou.
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no failure. 1t will cure the PILES.
Inns SPREAD PLASTERS.-A better and
nice and useful article never made. All should
wear them regularly.
Inns TEMPERANCE BfTTERS-On the Prin-
cipe of substituting the TONIC IN place oil the
SflMULANT principle, which has reformed SO ma
nv dr,lnkards To be used with
Inns BLOOD PILLS, superior to all others Tor
cleansing the system and the humors affecting The
BLOOD, and for all irregularities OF the bowels, and
the general health.
HEAD-ACHE.-Dr. Spohn's Head Ache Remedy
will eiectualy cure sick Headache either from the
nerves or bilious Hundreds of families are using 1t
with great JOY.
DR. SPOHN'S ELEXlR OF HEALTH,
for the certain preyentonof Feyers or any general
sickness; keeping the stomach in most perfect order
the bowels regular and a determination to the sur
face Colds Coughs, pains in the bones. hoarscness
and Dropsy arc quickly cured by it, Know this by
trying
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DAIJ,EY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
SALVE.-The most extraordinary remedy ever IN
vented for all new or old BURNS AND SCAlDS
and sores, and sore EYES. 1t has delighted thou,
sands II will take out all pain in ten minutes, and
no failure. Ii will cure the PILES.
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HORSES that have RingBone, SPAWN, Wind
Calls, &c. are cured by ROOFS SPECIFIC; and
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Reofs' Foun
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TO PHYSICIANS
4 Y 7 IT > u ~ W.
INc CNLc ri pLnLnnNNS It'll


THE msny cvidruces of appreciation which We Wy
frequently receive frntt- Piy,:,t ns m c,r,.
and from v1rui- parts az The State. al 'hr arp'iralv
Of the Instruments invented and patr' I'D by br, Robert
Thomp.on, of t"lunhns, Ohln Tor The Prevention aud
Cure of PRcL,Psus trFki, or F.LLt,G or nv NHNt,
are of that ilrrrns nah Deceive CHARACTER that wr l
warranted IN sti fnrtcr nraiug i-ir cainr~ upon iir
Profession ard the fubc, for opportunity oven e'rH
either invention for The sGnr ;nrp"se, and hy lrhgr:
them NOR. Iltcular before thr mIh'ic, 'nrcdu'
them, 50 Tar rs ~ onf power, Ia The hu'i, ct th- Ne-
cal Pot. sSion throughout ihr S"tr. mai III "r
vince 81 iic.r claims Ia preference. Sny Fbt '"Ai
viii lee convinced at tlicr applicability INSPECTION ~
the Instruments.
The mode &C arprai.on ihcir simplicity ~ cor-'uic
tinn The with which they WORN by. aud aia'rt
I" the patient. and The sno"n and ackn"" irir"d irn
ciplc> nt ariaD by which they effect cIrc AMI ~" lfc~'
AT which They are offered, 81 combine 10 rcc"mn' Dot
them in ,lic attention the AFFLICTED
prtdspu>iion La Prciap>u.. Failing 81 ne WOMB
is much more Common Il s'asc than l. ern'rly ,ap
posed: and The weakness at ir parts 10 prolulE :"
irris->uIIt tttc- .rucri-t- easily un"tci b. 'h~
application 81 thc n.rumcnt cail-d rte Nl'p'NlNh VI.
BANDAsE "hrIi ares ihr "uiiir soft aui classic l'
tons oi the abdomen gtvin. is support Crpf"al $40
generally n the ni- region ri The un" h1i ..
supports the spinal column IN m">i coin'"da'' man
hrr. preventing ir occurrence at that mot d'- -- >
dl-raSe Pro3p>ns Ifrfi. Asa bsndscc during sr'a'Hi
and after delivery. Ih's in'liunion = rHtlI'uarH ''
cattle, being 'onuittd aud c"n,ritrd thai II '.H i'
be- thrown itu ~r'nti,s or fold 90 the -.f
and 10y al strips ~ a-tic webbing, * 'rud'ei
>ui' rnl.v elastic fo the purposes al rn.t rlts '
I, npiair! III ia" w." al bnudue"s.
The rst.n C"rsgI j. al,o SIAN IN ~ c"H-uu't"n
AID cdsi't aprlic:~it i'- tvn pad, the n'u HrH
lar, an the .hrr "hiong pad, at prnpor ''.r ''f
shape, based upon drh leather. neatly rishuf'd . i'
arr confined III il.ir piare, by means 81 strip b" ''
material, rendered elastic l,y STRIPS nf ea.tr w'h'h ~
This Instrument his Ia" fIl,d - P"lalsls where
IL l,ts teen pfopcIly aud scientifically afprf.
The use al III very Objectionable" p"ssirv T. ""hN
overcome Is this instrument. The grrat adcari't" 4"
m instrument cli ran rii.ci snic,, ahd M
less diragt. cnle tiau the Irssry nusl ~ ~
parrn, la an, AMI ram need no di,cu-..on.
To lie had III Falni,. 81 III. " ilHm VI. thaf"I.
Sold at " hole-ac ar retail by
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11-NrNpIrRG COUNTY.

Al, mec,ino Of a portion OF the Democratic
Republican Party Of LunenhurS county, hcd a'
the Court House ON the 9th day oil August,
Isfl-James Neal Esq, was called to The Caair'
ami Captain John c. Epcs appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been hrlchv
explained by Col. John L. Street, The follow
ing resolutions were offered, and unanimously
adopted
II oirca, That Inc late Baltimore Convention
in acting upon the motto, every thing for The
cause. AMI nothing for men. have won The at
niraiion, and are entitled 10 the thanks oil every
Democrat in tie land-tllat The resolutions
adopted hy that Convention, cmhoiy the pfincI-
plc, which guide and animate The entire Demo
cratic Party and which are calculate, rs We nc
evc, To promote The best Interests o liz country
Rcwircd. Tla, We recognise in james X. t"iE.
and George NJ. Dallas the can ,idaics ol oui
patty. for the offices oi pre>icn, and Vice Prcsi-
'!cnr, able and firm Republicans, deserving he
confidence and Jealous support oi every iricEd oi
equal rights, and every urpoScr oi nncoIsi'Ia-
| iional monopolieS and that with such leaders,
and in righteous cause, we anticipate Il brilliant
victory in the approaching contest.
Pcs5're3, That Texas has, in orr opinion, Il
percc, right 10 annex herself 10 the United States,
w;lhnu, the consent OF Mcxco--and believing
that In, annexation Of that country TO ours, would
add greatly t. our strength and power a. a ia-
lion. aon security 10 the South, and at The same
time contribute to the prosperity OF the North,
we are in favor OF The measure al the earliest
practicable moment.
R,mircd. That We approve of the Democratic
State Convention 10 he held at Charlottesville, en-
The 10Th day Of September. and that - be.
and they ar hereby, appointed delegates 10 said
Convention.
ON motion the blank in the above resolutions
WIS filled with thu names ot the following gen
,len.n. viz !ohn l;uhank Col. John L. Street,
James Neal, Capt John c. EpcS William II.
Maddox. ORLANDO VI. Smith, John Organ. DR..
Ro.eu r. Marshall William y. Neal, WIN.
Aryin. Jr, Thomas Arvin. Ira Warner James
G. Blackwell, DR.. Robert 5. Bagby, Ebenezcr
NJ Hepburn. Col James q. Richardson, SAM.
q. jefferson Edward !. Pool, Upton Edmund
son. Capt. VIM. Williams Ellison CLARK, Capt
Field Clarke. Nicholas f. Davis VIM. =. Ii
DALI. Thomas L. Tsiale lr., Henry w. lis
dale. and Elisha L. Jackson.
On motion. it was crde7oi. that these proceed
ing~ he published in The Richmond Enquirer and
Petersburg Republican.
The meeting then Adjourned.
JAMES NEAL Chairman.
I,n,- L.pr. S,.rr5l1ru
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/ Son, Ior;s George. George :. Dnval, A.chi-
bah Samuel f. ". Coleman, James ID. Coleman,
DR. Il. G. Rurne,,. George Tyler, Il. w. Scott,
Robert + Deiarncl,. r. j. Chapman, James
Chairman John q. sutton, Col. John Washing
ION. Col Ira White. Jams W. Burwell, Co-
James NJ G. Dickinson, Z. f. Dickinson, a. H.
clippo. YIN. p. Taylor, John Taylor, Jr, a; ;.
Hnndlev. w. Il. T. Wyatt, Hugh CHAMBER,
Henry &. Sutton, Rufus Is. Chandler, k9osi'
Wood, William Kidd, George ti'2hu$n, Jon"
Y. Dickinson, Philip Samuel. Thomas hurt :.
peyton, Cat. Conway. J. L. Thornton, Anthony
Thornton. p. r. Thornton, J. II. l'elarRe''' u.
Dciarncu Jr., Il. L. Woriham, k'chaiu ! y.
Jr.' II. +. Bealc. Herb Anderson, X. II. C"c-
man DR.. w. Bankhead Henry Dosscit, Henry
T. Doygc,t. John v Wyatt, josephus GaieWood
r. A. Galewood. J. t. Dickinson, VIM. A. Sauii-
ders John r Boutwell,. John Anderson, Alexan-
der M N1orri. w. A. Mancure Charles Wool
folk. Robert Wocl.ok. h. G. sutton, Jos. Tod
John Il. Tod, ]. NJ Scay, ). ID. Pea'ross: ana
DR.. Icer.
ON motion. the Chairman and Secretary were
added 10 tie delegation.
ON motion ,h. Committee of Correspondence
Of the Association was requested 10 infiie hles>is
r. G. Scott, r. NJ T. Hunter, James a. Seldom
and A Treble, 10 address ihis Assoclalio! a' "ui
September Court and if they, or any OF theh'
should acccp, The invitation, to advertise 'ie same
in the Enquirer, inviting The w fi@S 10 hrinS i.'-
ward some of their speakers TO meet 'iieih III us
custom =
On motion. i; was Rc~'rc3 That the thank. oi
This Associa,ion bc rendered 10 Me>srS Battallc
and Treble. for their eloquent and able Sfeeches
Of yesterday
On motion the Association adjourned
BOOTH BROWN, Cta"mdn
WN Y HrRT .<'cYctdrH.
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joins c. ErxS. .Scccclarp.
I.OrDOUN COUNTY.

Monday, August l2,h, being Court day and
lie oak. day oi the year, was conceived favor
all. time for assembling the Democracy of the
county whcTcupon it was determined 10 hold q
meeting for the purpose of appointing Delegates
10 the Democratic Convention 10 be holden IN
Charlottesville on the 10Th of September next.
Tn. meeting was organized by the appointment,
II Stevens L. Mason a. Chairman, and y. Car
roll Mason as Secretary. The object ol The meet
ing being briefly explained by the Cha:--ailcr
considerable discussion in which McssrS. Nc
phrrson. Cover, w I. Mason, HANNAH II. \.
Douglass. Dowcll and Morris participated, il
vas decided that the number OF Delegates should
CORRESPOND with The number Of precincts III the
county. and I've appointed hy the iChar, in the IA
ito OF one for each precinct
The delegates named By the Chair were: Jas.
d Mcpherson WcStwood T. Mason, David
Conrad. Samuel Price, Conrad r. Dowell, Rich
arl McThrocklnorou Bu>hrod Rust Alexander
Simmer. Jonathan Carter, James Caytor. Presley
Wisgingion.
On motion,
E,soircd, That the Chairman and Secretary he
added To ihc number Of delegates.
R,salrcd. Tina; this meeting row adIonrn-ihe
proceedings 10 he signed b. Inc Chairman and
Secretary and published.
STEVENS T. MASON, Chairman.
y. Carroll Mason, Secretary
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COMMUNICATIONS.
prBLIc SENTIMENT IN VIRGINIA
Inl.ISA COUNTY.

LOUISA COUNTY.
Alta meeting of the Democratic Association o'
OAK FIN. on The eth July, 1911, The following
osn,,emrn wcr,. appointed Il Committee oil NiSl-
lance for the Mechanicsvile Precinct, 10 W.T.
John X. QuarleS. John Anderson, John i. Las
lev, VIM. u. Laniord, a. p. Lanion, ~ r, Ian
ford. M. l.. Lanlord, VIM. Il. Beiionly, IL. W
bcllomv, A. r. Betlomy, u. w bell'iy, '"n1
~ Mcaks. w I. Reynolds, Garland Reynolds
John Bowe>, A. Locker, Thomas Harrow, y >
,rhoma, II. Scr,lss>, NJ. G.. Scrnsss, II: Earns,
lanes I.eaLe. sr.. VIM Gooch Paul ELEVATE,
liz Holloway. Rich'd Morris {. u. Hopkins,
Hiram sanders. Jas. T. Harris, Lewis IT, Bar
den. w. q. Balden Fountain Bunch, Chics Ear
k,.r VIM OveIlon y. Sergeant, John 1. Sar-
,rant Samuel Shaiock, Hugh DAVIS, Saiauc'
II parrot Geo. Parrot, g. Perkins, David East
ham John Harden, :. Henson, Thos. }. Clarke
VIM .. Collins, William !. Lcakc, anu John
Baushan
On motion, il WAS
Reso,rld That The thanks Of Ibis meeting be
rendered to Gen Gordon and WIN. +. Gor'oh Jr-'
for addressing This meeting.
R.soircJ, That these proceedings hc published
in the Richmond Enquirer.
c. b. HOPKINS, Prt>t
WIN. D. L,Nrosp Scc'ry.
eth. lwen,y.six first named in the above l'>l,
are men who supported Gen. Harrison IA Io"'
rho. are all volcrs: aad there are others ] hear
from. who voei Tor Harrison in lNlo, VII" VIII
moi vote for Mr Clay. Thc,c are all votes ii
Mechanicsvc precinct.
eve are all doin. all that sc can i"' or cli'sr
n he neighb,rhood. aud have no doubt hnl ;ha'
We will 1--WE Col Poll; MAJORITY al Mechanics
willie in Norcmter
I'VE in cnd,o give MAJ. Garland dinner IN
this neigllbolIood shortly.
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merits The appreciation Of The Republicans 70 .,le
extent that hc has received The abuse OF INC
Wings. n,
6 Rssolsc!, Tha; we cordially approve MI'
Van Buren'> Administration a strictly kepup-
lean; and that Tie proprc'y OF his conduct wnell
a candidate, con,lastcd with The elcciioheelin9
efloris Of Mr. Clay, as well as his lofty bearing
in his retirement, conrascd with The ncehuia-
~ course Of Mr. Adams, enlillc hlmlo our enllc
respect as Northern man with Virginia ieei-
ingS. &c -.
!. Rcmlred, That although The claims OF our
Southern champion. John c. Calhoun, IN accoIa-
ancc with his wishes, We're not urged before 'nc
Baltimore Conyenlion: yet, We look forward 70
the happy da, when he isto be The polar star c''-
ing the unlcrrifed Democracy OF tins kcpao''c 10
Il successful triumph.
s. R.mircd, That in the nomination oil Jal'ies
X. Polk and George NJ. Dallas by the Baltimore
Convention, we recognize sacrifice oil personal
preferences 10 principles worthy OF The palin'e>i
DAYS Of the Republic, and that the Democrats OF
ST. Brides will, in the same spirit, respond 10 II III
November next.
o Remlred, That copy of the proceedings
I've furnished To the Norfolk Beacon, Old Doini-
MON. and Richmond Enquirer with request 10
publish. al
iourn. ALIEN. ETIlERlDGE, PfSL
N,ru,yIrt poRTLoCK S.r'n
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BACON & co. offer for sale

"TEBB, BACON W. olief ioi Silt
w l6i huis. New Orleans Sugar
llG hhds. p. Rico and ST. CroiX do, part prime,
recently imported
500 BAGS Lac,Iyra, Rio, Porto Rico, Havana
and ST. Domingo Coffee
Sc ba.s fine old Java ana Maracaibo do.
50 hhtls V;,cs India Molasses
500 sides Sole Leather
81 dozen Russell Leather
500 Spanish dry Hides
II boxes and hall boxes double Loaf Sugar
q bbls. crushed do.
81 ticrces Rice
500 SACKS Liverpool blown Salt
l0i do. Ground Alum do.
50 boxes Tallow Candies, llulPs patent and
other brands
2l7 boxes Soap various qualities
- boxes Sperm Candies
& tons American Blister Steel
81 bundles Hoop Iron OF various widths
I72 boxes Window Glass Sxl0 and l01l2
If tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones
80 bbs North Carolina Tar
% do Tanners Oil
81 dozen Painted Buckets
4I3 bags Shot
~ kegs Duponl's GunPowder
II cases Ca!alria I.icorice
al KEGS Nails and Bra,s, assorted sizes
Also. Coppcras, Logwood, Alum, Indigo Mad
der White Lead Salipctrc, Bar Lead, Shoe
Thread. i.cadn. Lines and Bed CONS. Ginger,
Pepper. Pimcnlo, Starch Teas oi various quail
ties, Com Brooms, Irvine, WOODWARD, Hops,
Paper &C., &c, &c.
Richmond july q 1874. iS-2m
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POETR 4.
(Ffom TIC Roch .s,er Daily .idrer'iSer.)
THE COON AND THE CAPTAIN.
j" Mrca VII nrMA,s, rSsrSc."

rue COON AND THE CAPTAIN.
Come listen awhile TO my song,
u WON'T take Il great !" i'c !" hs ~ o".
IN promise Ia not keep you i"n.;
'r.n, IL. short, ,ierr's mighty dra' III "'"n'
lt,s about Captain POLK, doh'. you ser
N,uo while iiiutinc one Fai', ABOUT n"'"' S''
Cast his eye up scIuhhy ASH nee,
H"" '''''0 SA' Ri ,ol looral ii Ia, Sc
lie ,lorprd short and prcked his old Hint,
An mined ms old s.lsey anew, sir
But inst ~ he gan for TO sqrint
an his T.nnr ssee Rifle so tue, SIR,
His Coons hip, with horrible CLOAK, ca,
sars .Pfly wong YOU tel us ynnr name Sh'
..tvnh The greatest al pleasure, says iolhs -
osI,mrs X rulk-l from Tennessee cane 81
''' " ri tul loorai Ii da, &C.
.,ob il ibnt he the case" says the Coon,
And his creams here began 10 gro" i'e"'''
II suppose must give II up soon, ,.b
So there's no III wasting your po""e' '
Pm a con'er nj last, sighed the nr"e-
Rut INV heat don't want a ball IN u, oh'
so FIR Gods sake dear Captain, don sn""'
And IN be right down in a minute, "n
III toll oVra u III, Sc'
Poor Cooney cane trembling down,
lyuh fountrHaner IUag m your arm, si'
The Captain ne gave HIM iiowh, -,
Which caused him la quake with alarm, or.
saws IN. Coon ssspire your vengeance, prdy'
mi ,,i,ni. that this varin'ni Is done over
So let ~. return 10 poor Clay, -
And die in the Sllslies of Hanover
Ri tul looral IL ia, &c
The Captain with pity was struck;
c.vs hs st;i, I've no wish to undo yoii, Sif,
Bu, ii e'rr you again leave hrnineA' - s;,,,
Ma,k mo wnd m make daylight shine ihr" you, sii'
The Coon he went liip'ns along,
Like a thief with chain. bail ana ie''cf w.
Now, boys il yon don't like my song,
tyhv cn.a hl,.s YOU Then sing us better one
'"'' III tol lomal ii ia, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-30
capOIINE COUNTY.

Alta meeting OF the Caroline Democratic As
sociaton, on Tuesday, the 18Th instant, Al 5he
Bowling Green -Col Booth Brown was caileu 70
The Chair, ana William \. Hurt appointed o.
creiary.
ed-on motion of Mr.. +. w Scot, The Chair ap-
pointed the following gentlemen as delegates 70
The Charlottesville Convention, viz Daniel De-
iarneu, ST., f. w Scor, Samuel Z. Scot pr.
B.,W. Morris, Edmund I. Morris DR. ILonas