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OPINION OF THE PRESS.
From the Sentinel and Rcformer, Worcester Mass,
June, lS45.
wIsTAR,s RALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
The beneficial effects of this remedial compost
ton are astonishing to the world, and make it
Of the most popular medicines known. For
Coughs, Colds, and Consumptve cases, it's curative
powers arc established by numerous testimonials Of
the highest character. In the first stages of the
disease, termed " Catarrhal Consumption" oTigi-
mating from neglected Colds ii has been used with
undertaking success, and hundr eds acknowledge
they owe the restoration of their health to this in
valuable medicine
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NOTICE.

- css, The steamers Curtis
SS4zTC&kkszr Peck" and "Alicc," will I'll,
on and after ihe lth in. eEsr,r1sSzSSp
slant call at Portsmouth every day of their depor
tu'c for passengers, and on their return (sb6uid
there be any passengers wishing to be landed in
that place. they will call there. The travel from
That side OF the river may rely upon certain pas
ed to be permanent.
DICKSON & MALLORY
juno III Agents James River Steamera
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TOR OLD POINT.-The Steamer AUCJTS.
Il TIA, will leave Wrighps Wharf at o,ciocI
p NJ stopping at Old Point until o'clock, eivin1
Passengers an opportunity Of going ashore 7s
Iassage and Fare to Richmond and Petersburg.
ana Passengers only going to Old Point, 25 ts
june 81 VIM. II. GARRETT b co 20, 'S'
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GRAND PLEASURE TRIP

GRAND PLEASURE TRIP
10 OLD POINT. YORKTOWN AND THE
ATLANTIC OCEAN.
XWN The Steamboat JEW ESS,
K@t& Capt. THos SUrroS, having
-6HE-1-c-Es&&fP been thoroughly overbauled
s=~-Sss@--->-SsEC5a aud painted, will arrive in
Norio,k on Thursday night with Pleasure Party
rom bntimore, accompanied by the National
Blues Military and Cotillon Band, an opportunity
VIII be afforded to the Ladies aud Gentlemen of
Norfolk aud Portsmouth to hear their fine music.
The Jewess will leave Hunters Wharf. Norfolk
at o'clock, A. NJ, on FRIDAY, August 7th, for
OLD POINT AND YORKTOWN,
aud return ut an early hour in the evening.
Also, on SATURDAY, the Sth instant, the Jew
ess will leave Norfolk at O'clock p NJ, and Ports
mouth at half past o'clock, for Old Point and the
Atlantic Ocean.
Ice Cream and Confectionery on board at mode
rate prices.
Tickets Tor the trip to Yorktown, $ I. meals ex.
ira.
Do Old Point and the Capes, so cts, 10 be oh.
taiued at the Steamboat Office and on board the
boat. Aura
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DARTICULAR NOTICE. desire, very
respectfully, to impress upon the minds of all
persons who indebted to me- and more especiallu
those whose accounts have been long standing that
justice to the demands of them an immediate set
Element. Those who do not heed this notice may
soon expect n more pressing invitation.
July Is Il. BELL.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-Pur.uaotto, w

Il OF Trust, executed by VIM. Roberts, to the
subscriber, Trustee, one of which deeds is dated
the 18th day of July, 1876, and recorded in the
Clerks Office of Norfolk County Corrt, on the day
of It's te to receive certain debts therein men
iioned-thc other OF the said deeds is dated 23rd
July, 1916, and recorded in the said Clerks Office
the day Of its date, will be sold, on ATURDAY,
the 9th day of August next at Pierces Wharf in
the town of Portsmouth,, Mt 10 O'Clock. the STEAM
GRiST MILL AND FIXTURES, situated on the
said wharf Terms OF sale Cash The sale is made
ny consent of the parties interested and il is prob
ably crcdi; may be given for portion of the pur
chase money if desired. Any application to view
the Mill may be made TO me Mr.. James Peed.
JAMES MURDAUGH,
July $50 Trustee
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TO GENTI.ElJEN

FOR RENT.
f. CommodiOus and very convenient
XII DIV ELLING suitable for n LARGE Ell,
-AA4sltuated on the Fast side of Crawford sire,
petwcen London and Glasgow streets From lis
healthy and pleasant situation. it is rendered q
Scry desirable dwelling. Possession given immr
d otely TO COOL tenant the rent viii hn uis,
accommodating. For terms apply to
'u'y RI. TATEM
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20 CASES just opening this morning. Fresh
" arrivals at the New York Boot and Shoe
Just received by the ]. w Kimpton, a large and
scasonable assortment Of GOODS purchased for
cash, and which we offer at very low prices CON
sisting in part Of
300 pairs Ladies fine Kid Ties
100 do do Cold do do
100 do do Kid Buslius
$50 do do r. r.. Gies
10 do do Buskin5
IS do do Extra fine do
50 do Gents Cloth Caters
30 do DO Lasting do
% do do Light Cloth do
30 do do Lasting side lace Caters
10 do Ladies Coi'd Lasting do
10 do Childrcn's Black Morocco do
so do do Morocco Ankle Ties
100 do do Strap Cacks
100 do Roam Lace do
So do Kid do do
IS do Boys Coat Pump Bootocs
80 do Children's Grain strap Boots
100 d. Mems Roam Slippers
10 do do Buff bottom do
as do 90 Fine Seal Pump Boots
&c do do Fine Morocco do
90 do Gents fine Kip Bo,tees
On do do do Calf do
The Gents can now make selection from a large
and handsome assortment of Black and Cold Cal
ters at the New York Boot and Shoe Store next to
the Farmers Bank, Main street.
July2i J. II. GREGORY.
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SOUTH AMPTON BACON.-1O, 900 lbs Hog
- Round BACON, in ine order, for sale on con
sigpmcnt by JOSIAH WILLS
July 30
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NAGUERREOTYPE or pHoToGRApn.

n EOTYPE OR PHOTOGRAPH.
~ &c PORTRAITS The subscriber has the
pleasure to announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen
OF Norfolk and Portsmouth, that he has returned
and will take charge of his Daguerrean Gallery in
person for short time only
lie bcgs leave to state that from bis long expert
encc in this business, and recent wonderful i'm
provements, that he is enabled to make Likenesses
IN point of beauty, and style Of finish, 10 surpass
any that has heretofore been exhibited. They can
pe inserted in Rings, Bracelets, Pins Cases or
frames, and are warranted not to fade rub of.
Instructions given in the art.
large assortment Of Apparatus and Stock al
ways on hand, at the lowest cash price. Call at
Rooms Corner of Main and Talbot SITS.
Aug 4-n&OD3t J.H. wHITEHURsT.
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FOR WASHINGTON

~ OIlCE.-On and after the 18th instant, the
4 steamer OSCEOLA will take Passen pcrs from
Norfolk 10 Washington for 81 90, Meals incIndcd
And from Norfolk to Baltimore via Wasbingtor
Tor so ~ JAMES MITCHELL
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TOGNAC BRANDY.-lOo ar casks and half
~ pipes COGNAC BRANDY, Just received and
Tor sale by JOSIAH WILLS.
July 30
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CAPTAIN o'sULLIvAN; or. Adventures

CAPTAIN O'SULLIVAN; or. Adventures
~ Civil, Military, and Matrimonial of gentle
man on half pay, by VIM. II. MIxwen.
No. Pictorial History of England.
Nos. SO, "a, 50 and 90 Illustrated Shakespeare
No. u Illustrated Wandering Jew.
The Statesmen of the Commonwealth of Enc.
land, with treatise on the popular progress in
English History, by Jno. Forester, edited by j. o.
Chonles- to be published in parts, at % cts each
Life of the Pit Hon. George Canning, by Robert
Bell author OF the History of Russia, )" Lives Of
English Poets," &c. Price 80 cents. For sale by
Aug w. H. III. HODGES & Co
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS. LYNCHBURC

Persons wishing to visit the Virginia Sprinps
LNnchburg, &c., will find their most comfortable
ana expeditions rout" Ia he bv the Steamboat An
gus'a' which leaves Wrights Wharf for Richmond
on every Monday, Wednesday md Friday evening
NJ o"cIock, arriving in Richmond to breakfast
ncXt morning, from which place passengers pro.
coed at >, \: NJ, by the Canal Packets TO Lynch
nurg' or daily at the same hour by the Richmond
rredcrcksburg and Potomac ana Louisa Rail
ROAD to Char lo'tctvillc. Staunton and the Virginia
springs, arriving Mt the Warm Springs to break
,ts' IN Tue 81 morning after leaving Norfolk, and
the White Sulphur Springs in the course Of the
same day For further particulars enquire of
~ ,, w H. GARRETT s. CO., Agents.
'cr+turg Rail Road Depot to the place of sta riirg
~ ~ 1hc Cana! Packets for Lynchburg, and TO the
DDcpot oil the Richmond and Fredericksburr and
fot"nac Rail Road, adds to the economy as we'll
ing West. ' '"''''o'S go
b. " ne Steamer Augusta will stop at Portsmouth
800 @''"S on" returning july
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nj ARRIED.

In Isle CT Wight County, Thursday, the 2srd
Of OF July by the Rev'd. Joseph Whitehead, Mr..
WILLIAM CLARK, to Miss SARAH j. SHELLEY
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ITO THE LADIES cali N

ITO THE LADIES AGAIN-We call the
attention OF the ladies again 10 this superior
article, NYMPH SOAP, for he comslerion. lis CON
slant use will change the bilious complexion
into one OF radiant whitencss; while on the NECK,
hands and arms 1T hestows delicacy and fairness
which its continued use will happily protect, with
every appearance of youthful charm to the most
advanced period of life. The genuine only for sale
at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
July 30 CHAS. H. HEINITSH. Agent.
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A TT ENTlON PORTSMOUTH LIGHT
"A ARTILLERY BLUES - You are hereby mott.
ned to attend meeting of your Company at the
Town Hall on TUESDAY EVENING the It'll in
slant, at early candle light.
Every member is expected TO be present as there
will be business of the utmost importance before
the Company. By Order
Aug POW. JORDAN, sec'y.
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A CARD.-Tbere is an impression prevalent
"a mere, that another person is connected with the
business OF this shop ! would beg leave most re.
specuully to say, that it is not so. am my
own nook, " make or break" and shall endeavor
by close attention and low prices to merit liberal
share of public patronage
DANIEL S. CHERRY,
go ~, Tin and Coppersmith,
July 20 Under the " Old Dominion Office"
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M EAL, MEAL.--We are receiving daily Ivy
~ the Baltimore Boats, a superior article OF
boLIED MEAL. WILLS s. co.
Aup
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OLD POINT HOTEL.-There will be a
" GRAND FANCY BALL at Old Point Hotel
on FRIDAY EVENING, 18th of this month.
Aug
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RINDING.-Our arrangements for Binding be-
A. ing completed, we are prepared to b,vc
books Bound in any STYLE and on very reasonable
terms. w Fl Fl uODGFS &. 70
July 81 "
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ENDUCATi ON.-The subscriber having sever.
~ al vacancies in his Seminary, is DESTROYS of
their being occupied as carly as pract icable
Glass composed of young ladies not exceeding
ten In number, can be received as pupils in nor.
ton OF his School Room, entirely detached from
the male department.
July 30-3t EDWARD L. VOTING
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SUPERIOR SWEET OIL.-Just received
another supply of that very fine article of pure
table SWEET OIL. Fer sale at the Drug Store.
Sign of the Big Mortar
July 30 CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent
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UNDERTAKING

UNDER TAKING.
w. BILLUPS & co having taken the
LIE Old Stand on the Corucr OF High and Middle
streets, Portsmouth, Va, formerly occupied by e.
~ Haynes, are now prepared execute all orders
which they may be- favored with. All kinds of
CABiNEf WORK done in the neatest manner at
the shortest notice and on the acc ni0dating
terms The business being condurted under their
own superintendent, those VIII" may patronize
'heir establishment, may be assured that the work
VIII be done OF the best materials, and in the neat.
est and most fashionable style.
All FvNEaAL ORDERS will be promptly attended
to It all times. AngI
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MOTICE.-I have a small FARM. four ar five
~ miles from Portsmouth, which will exchange
Tor property in town. There is fine crop now
growing on the same. Any person wishing to
make an exchange will call on
STEPHEN JAMES
July % po,,srnM;h
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NM EAT WANTED.-The Subscribers will
article. WILLS & co =
Aug
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4 MOTH Err LOT OF BOOKS from Harper

"a & Brothers ~ 90 Po'
Dictionary of Greek and Roman AnGopities
abridged from the larger Dictionary bv William
smith; L. l.. D., with Corrections by Charles An
then, l.. l.. d. y
+. nc Biblo, The Koran. and the TalrDud or Bib
ncai Legends of the Mussulmans, compiled from
ARABIC sources, and compared with Jewish tradi.
tons, by DR. G.. We'll
No IL Harper's New Miscellany. on tho councc
ton uf the Physical Sciences, By Mary Somcrvillc
No 10 illustrated Jew.
No Pictorial History Of England.
Nos. 80, 90. 81 and % illustrated Shakesnearc
French Doncstic Cooking, COMBINING alco,rro
with economy--wt tn many engravinos An 10
sale at w. II. n. HODGES e. Co,S 'O'
July q Cheap Book and Fancy store
DRIME PORTO RICO sUGnR-1e,11
OF superior quality, in store and for sale he
'uy 10 J. WILLS
VANILLA BEANS!-A fresh sunoIy 81 a..
above named BEANS lust received snd for al
at the MEbtC,I FA5pn ggI UI sac
July II Corner of High and Middle SIS
X EEP IT BEFORE TIE PEOPLE
- that give the highest cash price or trade for
OId copper, Brass, Pewter and Lead. All kinds of
copper, old and new for sale as low as the lowest
Also Block Tin for sale
DANIEL S. CHERRY.
July Under the Old Dominion Office.
old RYE WHISKEY.-75 bbIs Of supcrior
" quality, iu store and for sale by
July IS j. WILLS.
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M ONEI LOST.-A gentleman ivst arrived
W. here, has lost from his pocket small purpIe
Wallet, containing FORTY FIVE DOLLARS in
money, and several papers. The money is all the
gentleman had with him. If left at this Office the
finder will be literally rewarded. July SO
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Two DEBTORS.-All persons indebted 10 mo
VIII please call and settle their accounts with.
IN thirty days, by bond or otherwise or they will
he placed in the hands of /. proper officer for colec
ton STEPHEN JAMES
july %
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EENUINE HARLEM OIL.-Just received
" Crom a direct importation) a suDply of Cen
ulne ii ARLEM OIL, warranted to be the real ar.
ticie For sale at the Drug Store Sign of the Bio
mortar. CHAS. III. HEINITSH,
'uiy ." Agent.
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SUGAR, MOLASSES, &c.-5O hhds Mus.
- cnvado Sugar
80 hhds and tierccs Muscovado Molasses
10 tierces Honey
30 boxes Havana Sugar, Cargo schr Sidney
in store and for sale by JOSIAH WILLS
July 81 Commences sIrcst
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Ae5[1 By request the Steamer
SCEOLA will leave Nor
Pe;;ssSS..= t+f:sI folk and Old Point every
Sunday as follows Ieavc
Norfolk at half past A. NJ, and 3P. NJ. IeSvo
Old Point at Q A. NJ, and p. NJ leave
July IL JAMES MITCHELL. Csp,ain.
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SUGAR AND NOLASSES.-l0 hhds p. r
y Sugar-20 hhds p. r. Moasses in store and for
sale by Wills g. 90 "
July 25 Hi 49,.
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CHOLERA, CHOLERA, &c.-Tbis dcs-
~ tructivc scourge of humanity seems oncc moro
on its way to this country We should ali rcr,cn,.
bcr the visitation Of this dreadful disease in tss3
when countless thousands were NUM- cred among
the dead, thcn 1T was, that Medical Skill almost
ceased to war against it's ravapes-and not until
BERNARD'S DIARRHGA MEDICINE" wss
aged. man
The Sickly Season is rapidly approachino wo
advise and recommend every family TO puFcb,so
and keep always at hand, bottle Of " Bernard.
Celebrated Medicine" for the cure of Cbolcra ~
les, Clamps, Diarrhea, Bowel and Summer c.
plants and all other Complaints Of the Storneoh
The Genuine for sale at the Drug Store, High ats
Sign Of the Big Mortar SIS
Julyf cHAs H HEINITsH, Agent.
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RON AND BRASS FOUN DRY.-The
Il subscriber grateful for the liberal patronae orc be
slowed upon him since he has been CARRYING on bu
siness, respectfully solicits its continuance.
lie takes this occasion to say, that he is prepared
to execute any order, in Iron or Brass ,,pon tho
most reasonable terms, and in a manner not 10 he
excelled in this city elsewhere, in durability or
finish. "
Church, Steamboat, and other BELLS furnished
upon the shortest notice. and warranted.
All orders, (for cash city refercnces) will be
promptly attended to. NELSON CORY
July II NorGil
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IBcacon cory 6tI

w large supply Of WHITE LEAD of brands
no. and pure. Ground, Green and Black
rant, Linsced Oil, Fish Oil, &c.
80, j. 6. SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
'u'y Zo-ot Druggists
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A DMINIsTRATOR, NoTICE--An n.

AZ e.
IN sons indebted to the late Dr. Robert h. Bur
deceased, arc hereby earnestly requested to make
immediate payment to the undersigncd
As It is peculiarly desirable that the estate he
closed at an early period, it is hoped that this no
nee may be sufficient to induce all who are in
dehted, TO take prompt action in order to n iInme
date settlement. HOLT WILSON
Administrator with the will annexed
June 2O-l9t OF Robert b. Butt deceased
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M AN UFACTURED TOBhCCO.-.2, OOO
NA packages of MANUFACTURES TOBACCO
ponus: hai pounds, 5's SIS and los, prices va
rying from to Go cts per pound for sale ior ,t,o
NdhuIhCluters lJulY Isl ]. WILLS
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SUBLIC HOTELS, &c.
OLD POINT HOTEL.

&FFsA roW one OF the most splendid aud
fTsfA extensive establishments in the ,oun-
l,sl.RGa try, will he opcned for visitors on the
IlSlsf2H LIST of June.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

At meeting of the Common Council OF Lynchburg,
at the Council room on Friday evening, the 26ll oI
lune 1916:
Present john NJ Oiey, Presidents John r Mcdaniel
1hos. O. Acree Pleasant Parrin. Upon ID. Jennings
Geo. T.. Roberts; Henry DAVIS and Paul &. Bo~es,
Members
Resolved That the President draw on the Treasurer,
in tayuf OF ,eny Latham. for the SUN OF sevehlyive
dollars for and IN full OF his account Tor vacclnallns the
citizens Oh this corporation.
Pfespnt-Chafes W. Christian. Mamber
Mr.. Mcdaniel reported bill tor repeating the liifd
o the ordinance concerning theatrical ?eifor-
maj ces &c, which MAS read the first and lhird TIME
and upon The final question: passed IN The ailifmaee
and on mollon,
Resolved, that the he entitled ian ordinance 10
repeal the thlrd section of The ordinance entitled AN
dlnanee concerning Theatrical performances, Lectures
and Exhibitions" pass % November lSll.
Resolved that the President draw on the treasurer IN
favor Of John NJ Kinney Tor the sum OF twenty tse dol
ars Tor aud IN fail OF the years rent OF the Council
ROOM ending Isr June, lolG
Resolved that the President draw on the Treasurer.
in favor of Paul G. Bow les for the sum OF three dollars
and thirteen cents for much IN properly charged 70
him and paid, water taxj OF 1913.
NJ. {. NcwhaIl, gnaeer Of sPlrtnons liquors, &c,
made report in these words:
The following is statement of the quantity
Of Whlskey and Oh guaged in the town of Lynchburs
for the year ing 29ih May, 1916:
1876 bbls Whisky,
81 Oh,
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TIL, ANNlN lipSARf

Il will be seen, from notice IN another column that
the approaching anniversary is to he celebrated with
cons derabe ecat in Ly0chbulg. The interest of the
will be hes hiened by address upon Tempe.
rance from the celebrated Mr.. GoUGB. There is pc
cullar appropriateness in this arrangement " hist
commemora Ting the dtvtrance of ancestors from
political Dependence. what fitting than that we
shonId ming with the fond remembrance Of their hero
struggle for civil liberty. active tffnrs 10 perpeuate
the blessings they acquired, by hutstnga lhradom more
deg rading than any which they endured. King AlcD
n is bIooder tyrant than George the Sd
The Declaration Of Independence contains IN its caa
hgne of ouragfs nothIng revolving the miseres
inflicted by iolemperancp. They need not be arranged
are casInel wrongs in the Declaration, with consum
mate oatnrca skill to strike the heart. Nor does il
quire search To array them. TIE observation expe
rlence Of every une sufices. We need say nothing in
this c"mmuniy, Of the wonderful powers OF the young
Apostle of Temperance, who is 10 address the people,
Ills reputation is too ell established to need intro
ducliUn from us.
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LOW FARES.

Tae policy Of low fares, fancil measure is al.
must universally ackuow lodged the Northern Steam.
boat Canal aud Rail Road hes Reduction t ale hes,
ia every Instance. been follow cd promptly by increase
revenue The latest instance have observed of the
kind is that of the Utica and Schenectady Rail Road
Company, which, the st Of April, reduced their fare
from So to So. This reduction of one-hrd produced
an increase Of recpptS for the months Ut April aud May
over the corresponding months Of The last year, OF
s2,95l.
II is to be hored. in the process ii time and the march
oriuteeri, that this policy attended by such admirable
results in the North, may find is say into Virginia and
even further South. 1t is generally supposed that eve
nv one knows his Interests best. lhs Is sonlim
popular falacy The experience Of the Ra Road
company which have CITED may be adduc,d 10 prove
that lis directors did ka1w what vas their true in
,eress The reduction only brought ahont by the
fear Of lenislalye inerieuce-he legislature having
The right Of iSlng the iata. We indtIe the hope tina,
the philosophy Of fare may yet he understood Vlr-
glna.
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T. t.ei ! Ia 'tio,as. i 1ti,r tmat1fle. VA
race iafghotae, Jnnes Ltagho,ne. Henry Lang
horse. Giles Il. Smith aud Am .Nnrih. his ,pte
fnrmerlp I'm ,Narih Langhornr, Thonia. poiadsn-
ier and Sdig Poiaderfer. his rye, formerly Sally
Ldnghorae Henry Berry aud .ians his ,rit,. Ibrner
~ .L'9e La,gho,ne. Madison Smith and Elpra his
,cyc, tarnt,ig Eirira Langhnpe
Aou WILL TAKE NOTICE. that shall. on
tho 3lst day of August nes. 1870. n, thu house vi
y. ". Nnudsnn, IN the town of G,insyie, Sumplef
ennniy. Alabama. between the hours oi 10 ucluck A
W. aud sun-snt III that day. proceed TO lake hr dcrusi>
lion ut Blake u Wuodson aud The depnsitinns Of James
A. smith aud Others ~ The Carksville Hotel IN the
town Of Clatkssr. Mtckenbnfg county, Va IN the
ST. day ot september, between The hours oi
Peter u. snsler and Others AT Cumberland {. H., Va
IN the loih day ot September between the same hours
and 81 john t"nk and others the residence II Mrs
X Vaughan. III the city OF Richmond on The 2th dsy
m September. 1916, between The same hnnrs-oll oil
which depnsiilons to he read suit in chaneety
IN the circuit snpcrot cont, of law mud ehanccty fur
buckingham county. In which ]. as trustee and mex,
friend ht Caroline NJ Rane. am plainlln and YOU and
others ate defendants. HUGH RAINE,
Trustee aud neat friend of
Caroline NJ. Raine.
July . Pm