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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29

Correspondence Of tho Baltimore patuo,-By Telegraph
NEW YORK May 29.-P NJ
ELEC ZION OF U. s. SENATOR'S IN CONNEC.
TiCU1.
The Legislature of Connecticut ptoe.sded Yesterday
to elect Senators from that State the supply tho
vacancy existing ny tho death OF tho late Senator Hunt
ingdun and tho ohor 10 succeed Mr.. Niles lycofro
whose will have expired tho 4th u March ns,i
Ex Gov Baldwin OF New Haven holding his sen,
by Gov. Ilssell's appointment, and the Hon Truman
Smith. Of Kl,chfcd chairman Of the Committee on For
egn Affairs IN the House Of Representatives, feceved
masrity OF votes, and accordingly daclared duly
elected. They both. the regular nomitccs Of the
Wing causes The result has given general sa,siac-
tnn.
The weather in this city to day ia hot aud sul,ty and
with tina expected arrival Of the steamer has langnsh
inc effect upon business.
There is much talk aud speculation here ct presen,
in relation To the National Convention. which ia about
assembling in yon CITY. Tho knowing politicians are
impressed with belief that the nomination will fall n
pom Senator Dis Of our State. or General Butler, Of
Kentucky.
The stock market to-day is firm bu, no, active -
Government securities shade improved and iances do
pressed. Exchange London los II per cent
prem.
Tie Flour market is rather unsettled and tho Tandem
dency Of prices to decline Sales of Genessee 5a
60 sto brands Oswego t5.75; Southern 49, 25;
Corn meal 81 .31a2 so; Rye flour 1915.
Gram IL without movement. Gennesce Wheat 1876 u
1886 sale. Of 2OOO bushels Corn firm-- yell
low is selling at 56a57e aud mixed al 52a51c Oats at
A2a16c Rye at 75a77c
Provisions steady, and sales only to tho regular trade
nj full prices.
Sugars and Molasses quiet and prices ruling very
low Rice in fair demand, with sales at 50 25a3 Sc per
| 100 lbs.
The Cotton marke, il firm and finer goods 10 better
request prices fully sustained sales of 500 bales.
Whlskey 22a22,c per gallon.
| No tidngs yet of,lc steame, Gale Ionia now due at
Boston or Of the Hermann, due here.
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rigorous term. the anu lancemant Tie Queen is hap
PLY DELIVERED" &C.

rigorous tern. the anu lnncem mt The Queen is hap
ply delivered" &c.
,., -. Ii, '".''S ~ '"e " .'' % e,e'I,
' Wa 'uno'u Seoay III Tue 'raln OF cars oil 'he al
'h''" l''e nun nainnoe o' purse containing ABOUT
~. uo''''s !" s"a anu "'Fso' panhs IN s'fsh,s
ne purse was @ken oe'"eeh ,ne bridge al uiay fef-
said tina, the pocket book Of gentleman passenger in
the same train. stolen between Baltimore aud this
cuy.-ph North Am.
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vIrEtniai
Rules held in the Clerks ioc Of the Ciroui, supefs~
Court oi Law and chancety held iut Bedford County,
Inc day oi May, 1918
Smithson II. Davis Bowker Preston and John O. tefS-
wch Late merchants and p,ncrr, trading under the and
firm Of Davis Preston Goa who for the behen, the
said Bowkcr lhestonj Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
John Thomas, GeIfc y, fhonas, Armis,ead Otcv.
Shelol Bedford and as such administrator Joel Leftwich
decd iliam u. Beach, administrator OF James Adams
decd, Elizabeth L. Adams and GustavusA Wing6eld,
Defendants
IN CIlANCERY.
The Defendants John 4 Thomas and lierge r. Thosnss.
not having entered their appearance and given security,
oo'dng 10 the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court,
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth II 10 ordered that they
do appear Rules To be held In the Clerk Office said
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chaney, for Bedford
on"y thu first Monday In August next the
bill OF the Plant and that this order DO inserted IN some
Newspaper published in the town of Iynohbug, for
months scccssvey and posted at the front door Of the
Courthsuss Of Thu. County on some Court day.
ACopy-1este,
JOS. WILSON, ClH
May 80 w2m
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NO. MEYER IN TIE RE.1Rt,
1872 PER HUNDRED FOR TOBACCO,
BY John H. Tgree,
coNNIssios MERCHANT.

coNMissios MERCHANT.
| sold one extra fnr hid of Tobacco ,o Daniel
Wswlck Esq. Manufacturer al S32 per hundred it his
Kentucky Cincinnati customers; alsl. extra fine IL
A II. Atnisesd, Manufacturer kr 423 80; both made
by Washington Hunter, Esq alao, one a, $io25, made
by the same one fine hid made by T. y. Wood. oi
Campbell, at 81 one hid made hy Thomas Caldwell
al s. 30 one hid made by Adam Clement. II. 81
50; made by Xachariah Brooks. At $50 and O. one
for Jno Henry. Esq al $3.50; one Tor Joseph : Hen
drck. at $50; two Tor Edward Bradshaw, 10 aud
80. one for M y. Cawhoru. AT 80; two lf Douglass
II Marshall. 81 10 % aud H.; ior Mrs y, Morgan
at ., ior Ihos IL Jones'. ats Two for hen. Hun
ter, at 25 aud - ar James Day. at $50; besides
grea, many others from to 30. Good aud hne work
ing in demand -Shpplng Is selling from 30 10 80
JOHN H. liREG,
May 29-lt Com. Merchant.
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AGREE Is WITTEN,

GROCERS T. COMMISSION .MER HAN rs /,
Lynohburg, VA,
III GROCERIES,
which they Offer low for cash in exchange Tor country
produce Tue following comprise 4 portion Of their
stock, viz
US bags Rio and Lagiyra Coir,e.
- = Old Government Java do
% hid. ST. o1"' pie; ? Ric" and N O. Sugar.
5000 lbs Wol.ey and Wo,lsey's Loaf do
6 bbs do Crushed and Powdered do
90 hhds and bbls Nlolasses,
10 hhls Tanners Oil,
10000 lis. Bacon,
1000 do bale Cotton Leaksvile, black Waite, and
Rich no,d Factories
22iO lbs Blls,eed Steel.
900 do Cast and Shear do
i tons country bar Iron.
3 3" Errdcgaf do
OOO lbs Band and hooo do
5000 Il, Castings,
80 Boxes Hull n sons Candles,
Is do pure Sperm do
10 do A1amantne do
LIQUORS.
30 Dbl, Mountain and RcciiGsd Whskey,
"a do Old Rye, part very fine,
10 do American Brandy,
Z pipe pure French do
3 do }, J. Dupny Co. do
10 bis 5. NJ. Wine.
do Old Port do
10 do Malaga do
10 Do Apple Brandy.
ALSO,
C.liooss. Bod,ickng. Plaid, Domes,ics. susrenders
Turkey rel Neslings. Buttons, Nankecn, letter and
Wrapping Paper. soda. Salaratas Starch Ginger. Pep.
per. Alspoo, Cotton and Wool Cards, Clgats Alum.
Cop~ras. indigo Madder. &c. Sc all Of which We
offer low for cash, to puncua customers on short
time. A. Il w.
S.--We viii pay the highest prices for all kinds
II Country Produce, either ia Cash OF barter
MAY 29-u A. x w.
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setting en- CHEAP
ran rtctr

A Large and general assortment Of beautiful DRESS
IA GOODS, consisting Of elegant Silk Madress Tis.
snes. Berages, Ginghsns. Lawns. French Jaeonetta,
Dress Silks, handsome patterns and extremely cheap,
Linen tissues prints, &C.; asn splendid style plsiS
Swiss. Cor Ladies. Party Dresses. &C.. &C., Oh AZ
which will he sold at very low prices for cash. TIE
I.adss particularly invited 10 call and examine The
,,ove stock BENJAMIN II. LEWIS
MAY 20-4t
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and harmless that against whose ie.sIess attack
the artillery of medical science has been long dac
ted Ia vain IL Is necessary add that tins wash should
he applied soon possible after the nclion OF the
bite The following are the results Of treatment. FINN
1910 To 1894 the number OF persons admitted into 'rrs
lau hospital, Ia; Of whom only two died From 1873
10 1884. into the hospital Zurich 223 persons, bitten
by different animals, lisa by dogs) OF whom ony four
died
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Corn meal S2.37 per bh,; Rye

alone keep mp prices Corn meal t2.37 per th,; Rye
Flour nominal nj 81.
Grain ia inactive. Sales Of red Wheat a. 1851 &c.;
white do. l42,ia5c.; Oats 40a45c.; Rye 75a77c.
The better qualities Of Cotton scarce and strictly
prime will command higher figures.
Provisions and Grocefies exhibited change 10 pre
Pork is firm Lard 6la7c.; Rioe - ,37a3,50 ssa
firm. Whiskey a la21c. per gallon.
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~ During the present week, the Superior Court f,r
APPROXIMATION county has been in We learn that
Young man a med Williams has been condemned to the
Peniitntiay for three years. lie charged with hav-
ing shot person. under what circumstances we are not
informed
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Or By reference to communication from John II.
Tyree, will he perceived hst Tobaccu Of certain de-
scrlpion at least has been commanding excellent prices
We notice a sale at $50 per hundred
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o. We give up our editorial space to day make room
for au interesting c,nmuncat the Rail Road sub
jec'. Ii snnaes from accomplished pen. The wri-
is amply qualified 10 investigate thoroughly his sub
ject. We must respectfully ask for this communication
a careful pertIs al
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%. We regret thst the pressure upon our columns.
compes us defer the publication of the proceedings of
the Citizens flour town in regard to the a,e Richard II
Tuler.
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I,YNClBlIRG MlRKErS.

Corrected for The neck ending Saturday. May "a lssS
Tobacco. Receipts Hight Tor the season. Inspect ed
tho past week 20 hhds agans, a25 hhds correspond
Ing week in S41-Ordcr generally solt with slight
Improvement in quality, Msrke, dnll for shipping and
senmieg qualities. We quite Lug. 81 % 10 So
Common Lent. 81 - IN s. %; Middng, 81 25 t, 81;
Gond aud nne 81 10 s.; Manufacturing descriptions 1t,
Tan demand Good and iinc qualities sells inm To $40
with occasional hossheaJs higher
HbW -Gancr,l s,lss 81 with occasional sales at
higher rates. say s. II 10
Prorsln& Bacon saIo. at 5! to 81 cent. Bsef,
to c,uts Corn Meal. As cent-.
Uh-a RAJ 81 o., Waite 81 o5 eta.
Griif.-corn. new Dto bets Otts Z, ~ 30 cents.
tlorer Seed Dull. No inquiry.
Uhiskry-2o cents.
BccNrar 90 cents.
Batter -Rthr dun. IN to II c,o,s, asn quality
Br,aii-lprIt, n,ae diving, Pe,,h. mae Offering
Br Iron -Duilat 80 6p per ton.
CoIte-RnS 81 ,d,,t,; b,!Ait,9to TO- Java la
Mocha 20.
Country Liaes Tow l2l cents dall; Flax 4
Cotton Yarns -Sales Is cen,..
traihes-2S To 20 cts.
Far SecI -alel \ Ia 81 cents
Fish -'ounls. NJ. /, ij,5); Sai. old 81 81
a. 80
et!inseng No sales.
Ihmp-5s cents.
Linseed Oh IS cents l months.
Lard No 81 10 cents.
.Niivt' Vest lnla % to 40 etsp,r ,lon
O. Az to - cents.
Plaster Lump. - - Ground $3.50.
Sngus New OdeanBr 40 cents; Porto Rico 10 9
cents; Clarified Ia cents Loaf II bl2l cuuls,
Suh-t2 81 per Sack
Tdiolc Dali at ~ cents
1'r $50 per hhl
Uooi-2) 10 - cts. principally barte,
Uooi Rolls -Sales 81 10 40 cents.
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end yesterday, regret to state he was considered 10
bs in a diving condition President Emory has always
held hirh position among the denomination TO which he
is attached and the intelligence OF his dangerous Illness
will be received with profound regret.-CHPper.
Longeritp in Krauckg-A gentlemen OF Green conn
~ that State, has sent 10 the louisville Journal Tor
publication the fahwing list Of old pershns living IN
this county
Stephen Riggs %
Thomas Parsons 100
w. Thayer 90
James Warner OF
Mrs Thurman iOl
Mrs Embry VI
John Mann W
James Turner w
Peter Cespaln 90
There united ages eight hundred and fifty six years
and the average little than ninety Ave years
Three persons have recently died in the county whose
ages were as fpll"ws;
Mrs Speaker 1871
John Miles 80
Mrs 1872
The Spensiou Bridg at Niagara This Bridge. says
the bis will have span of 800 feet be go feet high
from the WATER and b. 2S feet wide aifding car
rage tracks two sidewalks, and track for the rail road.
At each will be two solid stone towers for supporting the
cables 6S fee, in height and Ia feet square the base
The bridge will be suspended sixteen cables, each Of
600 No 10 wires, firmly secured in deep pits drilled IN
~ the solid rock. When completed II is TO be capable
of sustaining weigh, of 900 tons in the centre. The
al,,lat oEt I'D tho is
u .as, e H. IL , . , ., x,a,a ,ioo Ono
A. pcu,s ,,,;rIe !, vii, COM. ,,,hin tI15 o0o
Two III. aso s,,os ,ho, mo ca,,,c, with rho R;i,o,d
Co,nn,nv will, nav hs ,ron,io,. of the hridy nor
non ,L, io,,, % 30, ,l stab can h,,,1l,, c,,I
IN bs n,n6,.hIo
-Sho'ce' q fhe' IN i"nsrtIe. Yesterday morn
ing every body IN Louisville thought II was showing
! he whole atmosphere OF the city seemed denseiy MI
sn WIN snow Taxes ihe'e turned "ut 10 pe g"a,s o'
HES, ittle black bodied insects WIN wh'e wings whcn
soon settled by millions pons' H''hs' quadrohs ana
qunillions. upon all the houses and upon the whole
surface OF the gr7und portion on our c'zens seemed
considerably aarmed-s"ine thought II an omen oil the
cholera ana DINERS seemed 10 REGARD AS pof'eh ~
me triumph OF Loco'ocosh IN MISUNDERSTANDING
JOURNAL lin msl.
- .9ppoint,nent by The President By and ,citk
the adrics and corsent Of III. Senate
Edward Mccady 10 be attorney of the United States
for the ds,rir, of South Carona re appointed.
- The american Route 10 Ca,ton.-If our Con
gress acts upon Mr. Kings bill to establish steamship
communication with Chin, in connection with the limo
! to Columbia river. Canton will be brought within Gle
ted States. and with moderate estimate for time. the
traveller from Canton to London will find i, most sd
geous to take the American rather than the Br-
fish lines The distance travelled in po,p round either
of the canes ia from eighteen 10 twenty thousand miles
The facilities for obtaining coal on the Pacific side for
IN. use NJ the a,e a, evan ore.
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BACON, SALT. COFFEE, Sc.
10000 '1 loo s :sss. s s1so"'
100 bugs Rio. Laguyra and Java
Coffee,
Just received snd for sale bv
NORMAN & MARTIN.
ALSO,
A LOT Of George Watt s. Co.'S celebrated one, two
and TIRES horse
CUFF Brace PLOUGHS.
which invite the attention Of the Farmers and
Planters NJ & NJ
MAY 2o-3t
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London Porter.

"F. hsve just received
w 10 ,"rces london Brown Stout, very superior,
which we " III ae low
BRON M, CARTER h NOVtIN
May 29--ts
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May 80 w2n

virginia.
Rules hsd IN the Ceskh Ohs Of the Circuit Supsrios
Cou" ii Law and ChAneey, held or Bedford County
Tho day Of May 1913,
s.mu. Garland surviving partner Of the late Arm u 3
M IL Garland. Plaintiff
AGAINST
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
William Durritt and W ilson C.. Hewitt,
IN CIIANCERY.

The Defendant, William Dur, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act Of Assem-
bly, nni the rules OF this Count and II appearing by saa
tory evidence that Nc OF this Comment
wealth. it ordered, that he do appear rules be held
IN the Clerks oeo 81 the said Circuit Superior Court OF
and Chancery Bedford County, the Monday
In August next and the bill oil the Plaintiff, and thst
this order be inserted in newspaper published in tho
OF ynchbng, for mont rs and posted
at the front door OF the Courthouse OF his County
Court day. Copy-Teste,
jos, WILSON, ClL
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FROM NEW YORK.

Correspondence Of tho Baltimore PatrotBy Telegraph
NEW YORK May 2o.-P. M.
TlCU1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29

TfV1f0nHODIH
preventive Of hydrophobia discovered by French ply
sician. NJ. Cossor:
Take two ,ahle-sroonsful of French chloride of lime
in pswder-miy il with half pint Of water. and with
This wash keep the wound constantly b1thed and Ire
Gneny renewed, The chlorine gas pssosses Tia po"e'
u dycomp,sns this tremendous poison, and Iendf'e NIL
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10

OF In The Gall Of 1896, large portion Of
the Wing party in the 18Th Congressional Dis.
lricI Of this Siae, (S,ark ani Wayne counlies,l
united with the soft faction Of the locofoeo par
". and elected to Congress Cen. SAA'L. LAIN,
over DAvIr 4. STARKwEATHER, the hard eandi-
date. The said Lahm was pledged in the slron-
gost terms against the hard money doctrine,-
was exceedingly boisIerous aud prolific in his
lenuucialious Of the IIarls. As is generally
The fact in such cases, this indiyiual has proven
ruilorous. Ia letter written to the Ohio Pat
riot since the last locofoco 8th Of January Con.
Venlon, he has rcpudialcd all his former views
aud assertions, and has thrown himself into the
arms Of the " PrOgressiyes." The Wings Of
that district will probably decline placing conf.
1cnce in a rotisH l0cofoeo hereafter.
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JOHN 4. LAZELL,
JOSEPH RiDGWAY,
LEWIS HEYL,
JOHN B. THOMPSON,
HORACE LATIIROP,
A. II. PlNNEY,
LORENZO ENGLISH.
To the Wings CT Carroll County!

FELLOW CiTIzENs:--At the Wing State Con
Venlion held al Columbus, Ohio, on The l9ih
january last, the following resolution was ajop-
ted
Resolved, That VIC recommend 10 the
Wings Of each Congressional District in This
State, III meet by County or District u, an ear
"ly day, and select delegates 10 the proposed
"WAig National Convention"
And whereas, The Wing State Central Com.
mittee of Ohio, on the Isl duv Of February irsl.,
appointed Saturday the 26,h day of Fybruary as
the day that the Wings of each County in tn
State should assemble in Mass CONVENTION. to
respond to the GabernaIoriaI nomination, organ
iza their respective counties, and appoint DlIe-
gates TO II Congressional District Convention, on
the 7th day Of March ncx:, for the purpose Of
choosing delegates 10 u WIG national Con.
vENTIoN-
Therefor, in accordance with The resolutions
Of the State Central Committee Of Ohio. and
for the purposes aforesaid. The Wings of Car.
roll are requested 10 meet at the CoUaT House,
in Currollton on SATURDAY THE 26rH DAY CT
FEBRUARY INST, nj l9 o'clock rooa Of said day.
The Whigmcmbers of Congress- in obedience
to II usage Of The Wing parry. have ramed M-
dependence Hall in The City Of Philadelphia as
the place, and the 7h day of June next. as the
time, for holding a national convention, TO ruI
in nominalionw whig candidates for President and
Vice President, Of the United States.
We therefore ask our fellow cilizcns who are
opposed TO the usurpalions Of President Polk,
in his enormous, and unwarrpntabe use Of the
veto power, and his attempts 10 Subjugatc and
ANNEX TO our glorious Republic, The Territory OF
the Republic Of Mexico, and to incorporate as
citizens Of our government, the motley, heicr0.
gencOHs, ignorant, Semi.bar6drOus race of men
who inhabil that ill.iated country, who are dit.
(erent from us in race, language, religion, social
habits; and Of all colors, and castles from 'sA.
BILE BLACK, TO DEGENERATE WHITE"
You now have u majority in the House Of
Represenlives in Congress. The darkest hour
Of the night, is just before the dawning of the
days" and all that is now wanted to place the
Wings of the Union in Power, is unity of feel,
ing, and concert in action. Therefore, como
up and give your counsel. Sound policy re-
qurcs, and puOlc justice demands, that the par.
~ who destroyed the TARIFF OF l849, rcsuscna.
ted the SUB-TREAsURY OF MARTIN VAN BUREN
and are now rioling on the sPoILs, should he dr
ven from power, and honest men put in Iheil
places. THERE Is SAFETY IN THE MIDST OF
COUNSEL" CONE oNE COME ALL! ON TIL
2SrH INST. VAN BROWN, Chairman
Wing Central Com. Carroll Co. y.
Feb. 10, lG48.
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Notice is hereby given to al whom It may
conccrn that ID petition WILL he presented 10 lhe
Commissioners OF Carroll County Ohio. at theii
next regular session. praying the 10 appoint
viewers to locate II pubic road. beginning at It
Lend OF the Spr field road soush OF the housr
oi Wm. lsenausei, now resides in on the n. E
quarter OF section %. TIP. II, and range 4;
th"nre VS.: towards ShoY meadow; thence
paS,erly 10 intersecI tie road souIh OF Shober's
anil, at cr near spring run; thence aoag tie
road past the mil; thence along the road leading
10 Jp!lclsoa, unril hy 70 iniersec,4 said road
thence along "a i b. or ner.hbo,hood road. Ihro
ands beongug 10 John Shs.er, George RigarI,
Frederick BrandI and James Gdut until it inter.
-ec!s the Zoor road, near Jacob Shawver's mill
race OIL sec. 4, TIP. 10, and range )
MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb. 81, IG43. L. 81
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a
petition presented to lhc Commissioners Of Car.
roll County, at their March session, IG49, forth
vacation Of so much Of the roud leading from
hanhias MerriIl's 10 liasllng,yIc-commen.
cling Tor said vacation on the lands Of Matthias
Merrill, in Fox Township, thence to the cross
roads Oh the lands Of Jonathan Pots, where it
inierSecls the Carroilon road.
And also 10 locate so much Of the road as is
now made through the lands Of John n. Rus.
sell, and TO nlersect The McChanicslown road
leading from Myers mill to McChanrslown on
The land of JOS Barclay.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb. 3, l94e. II 81 paid
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The CLAT Wings of Allegheny county, Pa.,
convened on Tuesday eyenii &. lsl ins., {, Ihe
parposc OF urging in an appropriate manner the
nomination Of the Sage Of Ashland for the Pres
idrncy. The meeting was v,ry large, and q
most enthusiastic one,-lhe sum Of The proceed.
ings afordiug abundant evidence that the old
Wing fire burns as brightly as ever in that quar-
Ter, and that lIEEaY CLAY grows nearer aud
dcarcr 10 the h,urls Of his counirymen us he ap-
proaches the "bone whence no man return.
clh." Able speeches were made IN behalf Of
the great Statesman ., the West" which eli.
cited universal, lively and heartfelt applause.
A number Of spirited resolutions were passed
unanimously, prclerring, very decidedly, FOR sta
ted reasons, The nomination Of Mr.. Cay for The
Presidency, but also, 10 true Wing spirit, pledg-
ing their undivided and hcary support to the
nominee of the National Convention, be he
whomsoever he may.
A committee consisting of twenty-five indi.
viduaIs was appointed by the chair, in accord.
ance with resolution adopted, whore duty it is
TO correspond with Mr.. Clay and invite him lo
par'Nke Of public entertainment in the city oI
Pittsburgh ut as curly DAY as may be compuli.
bic with his convenience and pleasure. This
we think, will be respectfully declined, inasmucf
as it seems TO be his settled discrimination ic
avoid all public demonstrations. lie may, how
ever, take Pittsburgh in his route on his relurr
! from Washington.
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February 81, 1918.

SCARLET FEVER usually commences with
nausea and sickness, great thirst, headach, red
ness Of the eyes &c. In two or three days a
pricking sensation is experienced, and an crup'
ZION of a fiery rslnes5 begins TO appear, first on
the face and arms, and finally Uniform rednesS
covers the whole body.
In cases Of Scarlet Fever, Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills should be taken every night OH
going to bed, in such doses as 10 produce CO.
uou5 evucuuIions by The bowels. This course,
II properly followed up, will in a shotI time sub
due the most violent attack of Scarlet Fever, al
the same time The dig iriOn will b, improved,
and the blood completely purified
BEWARE OF coUETERFEITs IND IMITA IONS! -
Remember that the original and only genuine In
dian Vegetable Pills have the written signature OF
William Wright on the top label OF each box.
The genuine is ior sale by
IL. A. Stidger, Carroiiton;
s. A. Highland, New llarrisbnrgh;
James FORBES SEN, New Ilagers,o#n;
Roby g. Co. Leesburgh;
Sinclair 81 Daniel, Malvern;
Geo. MoCasGey, Palermo; AMI wholesale and
retail at the principal Office, l6J RlGest., Philad