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CARR AGES,

oil The latest and most approved patterns. made Of the
~ best materials IN OF the best factories North and
al prices much lower than they have ever been Offered
or sold IN this market according 10 sly e aud qualify
Aud we would request the community large, 10 exam
'ne our carriages In all parts bcare purchasing else
where. AS the hnslng o Carriages adds greatly To III,
cost nea'ness and daby NJ the ar,cle; and without
'"se eNaminatl"o unless they good Judges. they
ate liable Ia be greatly deceived. We are willing
warrant boi Carriage aud Harness Harness being
altogether oi our own manuaeory. We have now, aud
shall continue To (afaucs III different sy les
and qnaliy during the srnson. but, should anongs
our assortment SUIT. We viii have made order n
the shortest noce We hive also made arrangements
to repair Carriages In the nealesl aud reason
able terms.
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Land GOl. .%OIC,

pursuance Of decree Of The superior court of Ia W
chanceIy. for the county OF Amherst. pronounced at
the Spring OF 1876. In the ni jordan and OH,
ers against Jordan. shall the 18Th dav of August
next IN the premises, offer for sale the highest bid.
der credit ot SIX, Twelve and eighteen months in
equal nstalmenis. The
TRACT OF LAND
10 the proceedings men'Ioned containing 436 ncres-
THIS valuable raci Of and and worthy The aten-
ton of those wishing 10 purchase n rich plantation.
The purchaser will BIZ required 10 give satisfactory
security. NJ. e.. GOODWIN. ID. $.
for VIM. Nj. Waller, Sheriff aud Com'r.
July 9 tl5A
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(IOfIjNy at Cost.

INIlE Subscribers havi - determined to make
ilrc change IN their business oler their stock III
Clothing aud Furnishing Goods AT cost. Those wish
ing any ariIae IN our line vii, now have opportunity
moi often 10 be- mt with, determined To sell
our entire stuck Al aud below cosi.
We have On hand large assortment of Cloths, Cas-
snrfes and Nesings which will sell OF manufacture
At the original cost.
All persons indebted Ia will please call and settle,
as rs necessary tina, should close present busl
ness ns speedily as possible.
n. B-1 huse wishing to furnish their own Clothes
can have them manuacluredss formerly
WArERllOUSE, WllllTEMOnE x G
June g IL
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SxsKl.V'G IND SU.U.NER
FASHIONS, FOR 1916.

JusT RECEIVED AT MY HOUSE ON MAIN STREET, -FOUR
DOORS ABOVE MEEM 4 GwATKIN's STORE.
HNllANkFCL to my friends and the Public gene
rally for their patronage hereioitre bestowed upon
me, ask continuation Of the same, feeling tina
shall be able to please the most iaslldlous.
WILLIAM CLANCY.
April 6 10
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.FolIju- or to close Business,

sailing Off to close Business,
without lscsnre! to Cost.
nEAVING determined To ciosD oar business in Lynch
III burg. forthwith we will sell our stock OF superior
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
ri,hom regard to cost, iur CASH ONLY.
lbe larger portion Of our Stock Is composed OF me
Clouds Gentlemen, DESTROYS of laying 10 stock OF SD
perior Clo,hing should no, let this opportunity pass:
PARHAM s. HOPKINS.
P. S.-We would earnestly request all persons IN
dphled TO us to maxi immediate payment and all 10
vh,m we are indebted 10 send in Their bills tor settle
Mtht. !. ~ ~
August 10
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I'lIlENiX FOUNDRY,

Ign Ia OHrS HirS mia.
IN ANlNG completed my Water Power and other
a Improvements, at my old stand, near the Pump
House OF the Lyoclburg Water Works. am pre-
pared 10 execute all orders IN my line Of business,
Cast Geerng for Mills AMI other Machinery, with
~ description Of castings of
IRON BWAss, AND STEAM ENGINES, TO
bncco Presses, EInincr., bands, Levers, Ac. sc
From experience of nearly 20 years, in Of the
best conducted establishments IN the State, feel conf
dent OF being able to give satisfaction those avorng
me with their patronage.
| would particularly call The attention Of Tobacconiss
my establishment. Having been the first that inrodu
ced the manufacture o obacco Screws Presses and Pa
tent Bands, &c, in Lynchburg, can with confidence
refer those unacquained with my work. 10 the principal
Fopacconsts of Tins place. having put up between rs
and 100 presses within the short time of my residence
here
With view of securing fair share Of patronage |
shall continue to add such labor saving machinery as
will enable execute work with accuracy and de
spaich and will warrant all work done my establish
be equal any done in this place elsewhere,
A. q. DABNEY.
Nov "a l2m
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES j.
RfsSsOrC0,

llE subscribers have reme,e ed their Carriage House
4 IN rear oi the Market House. IL their new Gar
rage House. "n Nam Street. lew d,mts below Tia,
fankln iinel. where they NOV have on hand the lar
sest aud best selected assortment oi all kinds ui
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.s,EI&liSo
r-tdELYyCHBURG VIRGINlAN,

~ THE LY NUH bU hu 'lh"t !'f,
-,,:...ss ,mi.,oeekiy fsperu .Monday ana Thursday
r, D,u,rs per anaum, payable in adra"ce. y sue
;o,,on ,eiiibe receredtor shorter time ina" WI "O''
and no paper ,ciH be discontinued te1cep' at ''
.fihe Eiitors,) until all "Tedrdses arc p''. 70
,nTEgTIsE ME.N'TS inserted at 80 cen"pe
Ices, far erery inner form insertion an" % .
rs IA, less, far eoery outer form insertion.
EYERi aDYERTISER IS required TO "o'e' 0" MS
manuscript ho,o Tong he ,eshes has ddrerfse1'e
m advertisements not noted ~di be inserted 's i" vs.
o,t,auance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY ADpEhIisAN'' ne 'e'"'' a.. Co.,
;;,s of t,,o squares, $40 for one square $40 for
~. .,.,,rs inner form, $50. Every yearly adre't'Se'
.iuhs con fine his advertising to hsPdrf'o"
ar line Of business .,:,;,,s.
a. yDB PRLrrLN't; erecuted neatly aud rpe"o"'
md an reasonable terms.
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iNss'a'Eets.
August 10

10 sparrei Hale
NOU hereby notified, that. on "Wednesday, the
4 7ih day al Ocloher nex between sun rise and sun
sci, We shal, prpcted 10 take the deposition of Mary
Brooks and "ii.pr, e house nt Andrew = Btoos il
said county To be read as evidence sui depending
in the superior cuur, al law and chancery, tr
the county of franklin wherein plaintiffs and
you aud other, Defendants should the tanln! OF
said deposIons be CON peed On the day aforesaid,
the taking thereof III be cntiuued from day day. al
the place aforesaid. ill flushed
Park Street and Mary Jane his ,cte.
Shorcrs Price, adm'r. IF ,Josiah b.
Smith, john II. Smith, Nm. "A Smith,
James "A, Smith. Josph Rirss. admir-. of
Charts I. Smith, Pleasant Stuart
and Sally NJ MS rfe.
August 10 In
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land FOR SALE.

ENG desrntis IN remove 10 the W est, the snhScri
tier III offer iu sale. thu pretui-eS Ia the high
e,l bidder, on Friday, the 2Slh day OF the present
H. # air, il moi" tie next lair day lhtreaier (Nun-
days excepted his
TRACT OF LAND,
containing, by recent survey,
3i2 .1CRES,
lying in the county OF Bedford on The head waters Of
Me north prong of Ouct river. good parton =" the
land is uuw " ell ST., IN clover fine lbacco land 10
rl,at an cannnt be .xcellrd by any IN The Stale Tor
com wheat aud oals.
Terms favorable and made known the day Of sale.
The subscribe deemS IL unnecessary Ia 1--WE farther
description of the land pefsons "l,hln. io purchase
" III examine Tor themselves.
CHARLES b. GWATKIN.
Annnsi 10 t2SA
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NOTICE.

w fer fr sale the TRACTOF LAND on
w which we reside, situated on tht .eNlnglon Turn
nike in the county Of Bedford. miles above
l.yncihnrg. Adjoining the lands OF hssrs. Arpefson,
Clay. NIoinyun and others cunianin 3iS acres. Il IS
in o,oJ state of cultivation; the laccp and Of
the finest qraliyrhe crop raised on last year sold
for I 10 ter hundred The lnpIuv,fnts consist vi a
Comfortable
49,, DITEI LIN,
- HJit pleasantly situated andi necessary OUT
Iii -@4.A noUsEs-a trsr rate rsrd OF the most
ci,ulct nlr. We deem II unnecesSa 20 give further
particulars, as lhosr wishing 10 purfse will examine
ur themselves. II Will be offered pThIty but, If not
sold before the 81 Of September, 1t VI on that day be
suJ At public auc; ION Terms lber,and made known
nm ,nplIcal.1n IRlFL HII.NN,
JOHN ID. WEITINCTON.
AUS a"
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.Nr. LHkG Ray:
fl'AkE NOTICE. that. on "Wednesday. the 1lh oi
i October, 1876. al the hpnst oi Peter ID. Holland.
IN the cuuny VI FnnkIn shall proceed Ia take the
deposition Of john Z. Alien aud Others be read
evidence III cause now pending aud undetermined, IN
the fcnn superior court o law aud chancety. hidden
for the codnty of Fnuklin wherein are Plaintiffs
aud Luke Ray, defendant. Should we fail IN tab my
the above named deposition, on the above named day.
shall continue from day day, (Sundays excepted
anu all are taken and cunpleied
ENGLISH s ALLEN.
August In
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VIEW BOOK Rl.N'ZIERY..
w VI. 4. TALBOT,

WM 4. TALBOT,
HAVING procured. from the city at Phllade phla an
I experienced workman. is prepared 10 execute
work IN all lis vsrious branches.
Bank Officers. Clerks Ut Courts. Merchants and all
others can be furnished with
RECORD. DEED AND WILL BOOKS,
LEDGERS. JOURNALS. M OICE
.1.ND Day BOOKS.
ruled To any patern.and bound IN the very best manner,
aud vi the shortest notice.
Particular attention paid to binding Periodicals. Sc.
with nealness and despatch.
n. B.-A miscellaneous assortment Of Blank Account
Books on hand. which will be sold cheap ior cash.
August 10 At
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NOTICE..
MRS. RaENEeg0UE>'
English and EresicA .scHdc"y.
For Young Ladies',

lYNCHEUEG, VA.
TIME seventh sSh,n Of ihis i'sIinlmn VIII com
,u.ur, am the las, NJ uCay IN August. he 2lh
'rb enrs. III Instruction viii he ihof2a9h ana tN en-
s,y m Euysl and French i.ttrmlnrr, AID conducted
,v ,he pr,ucip,l aided ~ cuinpel"ni assistants
IN. d.rar,m,rt oi Foul sh Par~1ng. Composition
Rhetoric, Logic, Maizena, les, Ancirni Languages
.c. etc, viii be under the chaf-e 'i Mr.. w H. j.
Dunn. whose hiah lalIG"a"Is ana excellent M MOD
has been fully tested and appreciated hh ny NE p"P's
and p,nrpal Of this lnsuuon, and VII" VIII devote
inc sniff eni Ia secure the desired progress. aud also
To enable the Principal 10 give more o her personal at
,enilon To the younger classes.
Terms. as hefeuine, per session OF months, w:
rrsi cl,ss SIS o.
>s.rund class, - w
Imd class, l. ~
N,raarle fr French II I'iin.
Boarding. so per month. payao.e ball session II
advance.
August 10 q" WOW
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second Supply on groceries,.
YOUJG 4 lslVlES

VIAVF. the pirasure To annot TO 'heif customers
j l. thai they now receiv fan anoi'ioh 10 ''ieu
,i,o stack ,f G. rnreries whicie Of their house. ha:
recently bought in he Northern fkels upon inc Nus
r.vo,,hle terms. for cash only, which they are ena
bled to offer to them extra lnduca''s.
Il would be unnecessary 10 operate Tue particular
;, nj S,,cL-suffice II to sas embraces the usua
extensive variety, aud all lheyE' Is CAL nun VIZ
public to insure sales.
! July .
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.NEXCH.I.V'T T.IILOKS.

w M. ]. O A X EY,
1NOUID respectfully inform the citizens oi Lynch.
w burg, and the public, tina, they have assoclaed
themselves together and taken the large brick building
immediately opposite John llpllins where they intenp
To- carry on the
T.IILDKZ.v'I HESA.v'ESA.
n all its branches. They have now on hand. and will
constantly keep. a beautiful assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES, NESIlNGS, and in fact every thing
suitable Tor Genemen's wear, which they will make
up order in the most fashionable ST. es, handsome fits
and warranted workmanship.
Wevery respectfully invite the Gentlemen Of Lynch
burg and the surrounding country 10 us call.
WIN. & JOHN Oakley.
Nuvl3 Is
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TO the EE.y'TLE .HE.y.

HANEa superior piece of BLACK FRENCH
L CLOTH bought expressly for Summer Coats -
Gentlemen wanting ght and pleasant Sumln.r coat
would do well 10 call. ID. /. T.. PETERS.
June % IA
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TO THE LADIES.

nN hand general assortment Of ladies' Slippers.
" Ties, CATERS and half Caters. fancy aud plan ol
Ryan and others manufacture. solicitor OF public pal
age would be happy receive call from The ladies'
if only by way Of looking around
JNO. J. HUSBAND.
June IS On
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LAND FOR ALE.
<ses.+-, TIE. subscriber has
tse}s5a-S TRACT OF LID,
IxTSsS in the county OF AmhY which he Will sell
H. great bargain in.
Ihr Iuratlun Is excellent only miles from the q,
nal At the nearest punt, ihefs manufacturing
Mil. (Sapies', } and only nne Ht from LynchbuFg
The Tract contains SAB ACkl good portion Of
which is to cut, and Will bring manufacturing los
bacco.
A very particular description Unnecessary, as any
nerson wishing to purchase will v for themselves.
The present occupant, MI. Saif D. nfheT, OF mys
self iii show the land 10 any yiJn who may WI 10
y;.w il, WM. KENT
July 20 Is
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EaIls ISIsENl EN

II wv ubHNH4V1hI4V
KS The A. brig
,>N n IA ARK"
ESSls fsyA johnson, master, /, no' loading for the
q ESzSas, above pon. and will ive DESPATCH
III 81 vim wish ship will please mite early applica-
liz n 10 III. undersigned who prepfu make lhe
raj advancrs on cursil nments addre of their friends
Nests II. II. Meier y G..
HENRY LCL.AM s co.
II cimund August 6 81
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tO1,l,,lis>iOncr1Sale.

commissioners
NsY virtue If deareial order. or e Circuit Snperl
Ed ur Court 1t Law aud ChanceI for the (uun'S
ui Nelson, of The Sh day OF May, HO, pronou0cedn
the clse al DAVID X. McAleAandegalnst llaIod
Scott, James lovlng and WllIiats Jordan, vii Il
the ooh day ii August next, one premises, ina ''t
county Of Nelson. sell, To the h'sIt bidder, III uaI
pay ln.tis "i six and Twelve months
THE EENGSWOOD RURCH,
The purchaser give bonds aud ssfiy Tor The pnr,
ease nancy and the ttle 10 the Ctch withheld, until
the said bonds paid.
WILLIAM MASF, Sheriff
OF Neh County, by
Alex. Ftue, his deputy.
july % 1924
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.V'Sgy' SKG.V .E.ND Z S.As'S
FOUNDRY.

gVyIIF subscriber, having leased the well known un-
1 dry aud Mactue Shop he"uglu- Ia Nr Johl NJ
Warvck situated immediately On the canal the
ton Of Lynchbnrg, Is nov prepared 10 execute any
.b IN his line Of business, will nraiutsS aud despatch.
lie +. prepared manufacture Tnoar"' Pes rs, Screws.
Etur.1s. Levers aud Patent Bands. NIL Clearing al
the LARGEST aud most approved patterns, hTeshlng Ma
chimes of a ne model NJ md Boards and Points Ofna-
mental Gas, or rough Iron Fences, Narr Pipes and
Hollow Ware repairing odd screws and putting on
brass Boxes all at which will b" done on ialr terms
The subscriber. having been all ms lie engaged III the
man uiacute Of lon and Brass and for the last seven
Years a member ui the firm vi }. i. ID nlurl x Co, and
Duuud & MeNanee, hereby tenders his thanks 10 the
patrons of those for past avors, and hopes 10
receive a share of the same al his establishment.
JAMES McNANFE.
August 10 Is
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SUPERIOR READY-MADE

& l. o II n ! " G..
which have been selected with much care, and will be
offered at such prices cannot fail IN please. They
respect fully ask attention 10 The FOLLOW ing articles, which
have IlsI been opened and arranged for inspection:
Cloth Goats. OF all kinds and qualities,
Cashmerel Frock D'Orsay and Sack Goats,
Habit do do do do
weed Cashmere do do do
Nerlno do do do
Black and Fancy French Cashmere Pants very fine,
do do English do do
do drap d. Etc and Bombazine do
White and Fancy Drilling do
Black Silk, Satin and I}onlbazne Vests,
Fancy 60 % do
Cashmere Chally and Toilineile do
White and Figured Marseilles do
AISO-A great variety OF Gentlomen's FH.NCf
GOODS.
April rs Il
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Trustees Sale.

10y virtue of a deed ol ,rusi executed In me, by
- Archibold X Snead hearing date IN the 18Th day
ol Sep,-mber 1888. aud of record the county court
Bedford. shall the 5lh day Of August. SAG. IN
the premises, SELL by way Of public auction. lor cash
a
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SlIACkLEFORD s. LE\NELLEN

All kinds Of Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods. nj cash market price.
Country Sadders will please give us a call before
hLyng escw here. ;. l..
June Is
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TO THE LADIES.

II HAVE just opened a few pieces Of DR.AB MO
L REE.N, for Ladies Skirts. very and des,r
able article, DON 4. G.. PETERS.
June Is Is
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Gregory Il Royal
4 AVE now III store large aud well selected stock
HARDWARE CUTLERY, GUMS, &C..

4 large portion Of their stuck has been recently
l'r,ed with great care IN The Northern Markets. aud
offered 10 lhe friends and The public generally, such
prices cannot tail tn give satisfaction.
They desire a call from all who may wish 10 pur>
chase goods their ne assuring them thai the goods
are good aud profits very reasonable.
August )
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LAND FOR SALE,
III .IVCFiOyS.

LAND FOR SALE,
III .INCfiOu
10y virtue Of authority vested IN me, shall sell. on
I'D tie premises. to the highest bidder, on Saturday
the 2,Ii day ot september, the
TRACT CT LAND,
on hch MI diam b. Banks lateli resided. HIS
Land lies uu BaWeler IIver aud Poll Ga creek, two
miles North Of Haitian Court House. containing between
700 and 10 ACRES or LaND,
LARGE portion of which excellent qualify, and well
adap,ed the crops usually cullvatdn TINS county,
and susceptible I, high state Of improvement BANS
Ter rIytt aturds good balcauX Navigation 10 Meads-
vlp which is three miles above Thee are several
Mills for the manufacture OF flour mithlln few miles.
The Improvements consist ct lareeand convenient
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Spring and Summer Goods.
P.IKH.I.N ~ HOPKEv'E

TINAkE pleasure IN announcing 10 Their friends and
the pnbllc, that they have received their Spring
and Summer supply Of
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4 MERICAN DEPOT
- q i a


&S4 MARSH MARKET SPAC4E
j. TOY & co. beg leave TO inform the citizen
Baltimore, that theyhave opened Store at the nj
place, for the sale of Standard aud warranted M z
ClNAL PREPARATIONS where they will he ha
to wait upon those who are 80 unfortunate as q
in an.wise afflicted, al who may want any ars
in their line.
DR.. NJ. Il. MITCHELL'S GALvANIC BANI
FLUID, &C., for the CUE of Rheumatism Neural
and all other Nervous diseases. If these Bands,
are not found 10 be- superior to any others in use
money will he refunded.
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restoring
identifying the human hair-warrantcd to benefz
no charge. Reader, can you ask any thing more
we ask for IL ONLY one tral-satished thai the D
OF gentleman who purchases enc bottle, will NOD
forwards do without it.
o. For sne at the General Agency, No. 2sb Md
Market Space; and also at w, &. GekIers Comb
Fancy Store, g. Baltimore street, near Gay; s.
Smiths Periodical Agency No Sun Buildings;
Wisemans Drug St6Ie, corner Baltimore and C<
streets; 7. l.. EnnIs' Umbrella Store, % N. How
street; Il. Slater's Fancy Store, No. 203 Broadwl
Fell's Point iy23-eot
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q ET TMM pMACEMAKMR sOuNn

EFF NE MI ~ RIUMPHANT SUCCFss. EMU
hf co beat the world in selling prizes! Per
drawing of the Susquehanna Lottery of Yesterday.
Nos, 6 Is 20, the grand and magnificent prlze of
S3O,O00, in half ticket, was sod to gentleman
from Old Town his first purchase from the old es
tablished house Of Emory & Co. This is not all
four OF $1,000 and several smaller prizes, sold 10 Gus
toners. Emory Co. in tip top luck and ne mistake.
THIS DAY A BEAUTY,
70 Nos and ii drawn ballots.
of 7 001 DOLLARS! of 500 DOLLARS,
Of 5000 DOLLARS! lof lUs8 DOLLARS,
AND OF 81 900 EACH.
Tickets only S2b-sharss in proportion
This Is a hne SChemc, and to insure you the 81 =
900 prize, call at EMORY CO., where you can
have package for the low price OF So rs.
" For prizes in any Lottery always amply in per
son or by mail 10 the far famed l. pttery irm Of
EMORY CO, u. ). Lottery Agency
No. . Caven-st., ID Lottery office
1t from Baltimore street.
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were to come before the people upon such prin-
cip'es, he would be received with one universal
hiss. Hence we do not participate in the fears
expressed by the correspondent of the Wing
Standard in relation to taking the direct vote
of the people on the proprety of holding a
State Convention to revise the constitution.
"FAR PLAY is JEWEL" Fair and open
competition in all trades is desirable and should
be promoted; but there are, unfortunately, in
every business, mean, sncaking fellows, who,
failing by honorable means to acquire monop-
oily OF work at living prices-that is, prices that
will enable them to do Justice to their creditors
and envious Of the superior success Of their
neighbors; endeavor by despicable undermn-
ing process, TO injure others without beneiting
themselves. Thus, in the printing business,
we have had instances where this feeling of
envy has been so far INDUCED as to induce its
contemplate possessors to offer to do work IN
the possession of others, at prices so low as TO
afford no compensation for the services render
ed. We have had recent instance of this
kind of baseness, but the party was loiled in his
nsidious purpose of perpetIating an injury upon
those who had given him no cause of offence;
when, fhe had succeeded, it would not have
conferred any benefit OH himself Perhaps
when the policy shall have been retaliated, he
will be awakened TO a sense of the injustice
which he intended to commit, and induced to
pursue more upright and honorable course
than that which he has heretofore adopted
We shall see.