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DIAMOND POWDER
RAZOR STROPS.

RAZOR STROPS.
VESIilS Powder is warranted far superior to any
L thing in use for imparting keen, smoothedge
to Rasoys, Surgical Instruments and all kinds of
fine CUTLERY; it may be applied to any kind of
strop. Also superior Razor, Knives, and PerfiI-
mery, wholesale and retail, by
ALFRED BENNETT, Agent
Depot of Fine Razors, Strops, Brushes, and
Cheap Fancy Goods, No. is South Fifth street a.
bove Chestnut Philadelphia.
TESTIMONIALS.
PHILADELrHIA, Feb. 18th, ls4s.
This may certify that | have used one of the
Strops prepared with HAYNES MAGIC DIA-
MOND POWDER, and can attest in the most
uncquivocal manner, that there is nothing can be
found that will produce the same effect in my opin.
ion and must say to others, try it, and you will
find it superior to any Rcletoforc in use. | can
truly say that never knew what sharp razor
was before.
JOHN SCOTT, Iron Safe Maker, d s. Third st
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DAY RUM.-An excellent article for sale
ID by '@ HENRY MASSER.
sunbury Jan. 27th, ls49-tf.
PLASTER, Salt and Fish, just received and for
by -' 70 '- u. w. FRIJ,ING,
Sunburv. Dec g is4s. iiit'is- ~ =
PAINTS, a few for sale by l ItndTD@
sunbury, March 10 .lssy. rk4HVw
NILEY's Cough CANDY. An excel
w lent remedy for coughs, colds For sale
at this office
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Table OF Premiums required for the Assurance of 800 fol
the whole term Of Life

The premiums less than any other company, and the
policies afford greater advantages Tables of half yearly
and quarterly premiums half credit rates of premium short
TERMS joint lives survivorships and endowments ALSO
form Of Application (or which there blank shees
to be had application at the Office by letter the
Agent. J. II. PURDY, Sunbury.
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-SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL
THE GRAND PuRGATIyE.

THE GRAND PURGATlVE.
...,, FOR THE CURE OF
Headache, Giddness, Measles Salt Rheum.
Rheuinatisin Piles Heart Burn, Worms, lNA'
dyspepsia, Scnrvey, Cholera Morbus, ,si iiaY,
p,a pn;ns s hs 'nsnp'ce' a Tyngns Qunsey m-pA
Inward weakitss, i'u Consumption, Ffhs,, ,,aa p ~ .
Palpitaion Of the Heart Liver Complaint, : ,gg sf
Rising in the Throat, ErSpeas, Deafness, ray,.i
Dropsy, Asihnn ftchings of the Skin
Fevcrs Of all kinds Colds, Cont, Gravel,
Female Complaints, Nervous Complaints,
AND VARIETY OF OTHER DISEASES ARISING
FROM IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD, AND
DISTRACTIONS IN THE ORGANS OF
DIGESTION.
Experience has proved that nearly every Dscse originates
from Impurities OF the Blood or arrangements OF the Dges
tves Organs and to Health, must remove ose
obstructions restore the Blood to its natural state
The to taking medicine is most eiectualy re-
moved by CLIcxNER's VEGETABLE PrRGATIvK PILLS behs
completely enveoped with coating cf pure white sugar,
(Which distinct from the internal ingredients as anu
shell from the kernel and have no taste Of medicine
But are as easily swallowed bits of candy Moreover
they neither nau.eute gre in the slightest degree but
operate equally all the diseased parts Of the SYSTEM m
stead Of conhnng themselves to- and ackng any particular
region. Thus II the Liver be Infected one ingredient WIN
operate that particular organ, and by cleansing u Oh an
Excess of Bile restore it to its naucd state Another WIN
operate on the Beard and remove all Impurities in its cc-
htion while third will elfecuely expei whatever lmp'i-
rites may have been discharged into the stomach and hence
they strike at the disease remove all Impure HUI
mors from the body open the pores externally and inter-
nay separate all foreign and obnoxious particles from the
cye that the blood may be thoroughly puretis sccli-
ring free and healthy aconto the Heart bungsand Liver
and thereby they health even when all other means
have failed
The entire truth Of the above he ascerained by the
trial Of sing e box and their virtues positive and
in restoring Health that the proprietor buds himself
10 return the money paid for them in a where they
do not give universal satisfaction.
Retail Price. % cts. per Box.
&y# Principal Office No. G6 versey ST. n. York.
| Sold by JOHN Y. YOUNG Sunhury.
| VI. A. McCAY, Northumberland.
t' Rcmcmhcr Dr. G. " Clckner is the inventor of the
Sugar Pills and that nothing of the was ever
her Of until he introduced them in jude 1si3 Purchasers
should therefore always ask for Cckncrs Sugar Coated
Pills and take others they win be made the victims
! n frnud
| February, II. isia--1y
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SPIRIT OF THE TlMES,n

"DO OUR GOOD CITIZENS who are invalids know
the many astonishing that have been performed v
DR. Hooifhuds Celebrated Germn Bitters Ii they dl
not we recommend them to the Alderman Medicie store
all who are afflicted with Liver Complaint Jaundice Dys.
pepsn or Nervous Debility the Doctor has cured many OF
our clzens alter the best yseians had aled We have
used he and they have proved 10 lie medicine that every
one should knowm and we cannot refrain giving
unony m ther avor and that which gives them greater
claim upon humble effort they nrr entirely Y,etb.
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manufacture niid keep constant
Y on hand, large assortment Of
the above articles, together With
their Patent Improved Salaiiiander
FlRE-PROOE SAFES, which
are 90 cohstructed as to sci at rest
all ihanner Of doubt as 70 their
beiiig strictly hre-proof, and that
they will resist the FIRE of any
building. The outside caaes Of
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This is an entirely vegcta-
bic compound, composed OF
Twenty-Five diifrren, ingre-
dlents, and is an Internal and
External Remedy for the va
Tlous ills that human flesh is
heir to-
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DEATH TO PAIN

-RRLIEF TO IHE SICK -
Healih to the Weak A
BALM is found for the
Whole Human Race in An
drews'
u 4 | " KILLER.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS,
find all diseases arising from disordered
LiUer or Stomach in JoM Male and


LiUer or Stomach IN both Male and
Female:
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles Funcss Blood
the Head Acidy OF the Stomach, Nausea Heart burn,
Disgust for Food Fulness weight in the Stomach Sour
ructaons, Sinking or Futtcrng a, the pit Of the Stomach
Swimming o the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
fluernS at the Heart, Choking Suicating sensations
when IN lying posture Dmness OF Vision, Dots or webs
before the Sight, Fever and dull pain the Head Defcien-
cy Of Pespatio, Ielowness Of the Skin and Ewes Pain
IN the Side Back, Chest Limbs, &c, Sudden fusles Of
Heat, Burning IN the Flesh Constant lmagnnss OF evil
and great depression of Spirits Can be eectuay cured BY
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CAPS.-An assortment just received Also,
~ silk HATS at $226. for sale by 8e
II, MAssER
Sunbury, Dec. ., lsis.
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DANK NOTE LIST. n
ii d. frNNsYLvANtA. . am

The following list shows the current value Of oil
esnusylvan!h Bank Notes. This most implicit re.
lisncs may 10 placed Hpon H. ~ it is svery week
arefulIy coihpsrsd with and corrected from Bick.
neTI's Kepoytev ''''3 '.N '~
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The Flo,era.- we rsrr, 70 - . -

The Ehofera.--we rgret TO SEC 4 ST
n Il our exchanges that the Cholen has msde
!. appearances in Il.e ci,y Of Richmond, VHgnna.
H. M 9Th instant three essss were wPuisd -
hning oceurr ddrfins ne iasiiwrniy-iaur hcsrs'
,ao Il which had ,cSninaiod faiaIlys
Rumor states tina, The disssss had reached Pc
|,,r.,urg. though the Iu.elIiseneeI q Saturday
|.sles no meuiion ofany case as having oceurnd
EAar. fAspolies q ii, town have tken ac'ise
precautionary STEPS. by cIeansisg iie town, and
ohililias he introduction Of such articles As arc
/, judicial to tie health Of the citizens.
The disease sin continssin Norfolk. FNen-
. cases seie reported for the week ending on the
|s,h inst, Of'wiiich ten Terminated llaly.
Ii New ierk the disease was on the increase.
saty new cases and ten deaths wcfc ported for
he tweniy-ionr hours ending on the 9Th.
The runlor corrni here two weeks $50. cflhe
esislrnee Of the disease in Castor, has not been
rSriimed and We have reason to think thai i
Aas no. made lis appearance IN any region Of
country Whl1n thai distances =
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From Texas. --I'he Copus Christi
Star ufihe 18th ullimo has lenglhysaeconnts
of ,lle .lndian deprcdalioas between the
Supces ufd Mo tirandps where The sa.
wages have appeared in considerable nrce.
They entered the town Of San Patricia
on The lslll, and stole number OF horses.
6 The Indians have carried of large
quantities Of stock brlonging 20 Col. Kin
new aud Mr.. Mann. aud killed number
Of Mexicans. The Star says:
ION Tuesday abouI thirty musianaers
came into Col. Kinney's rancho Of Bar
rance BIanco. OH the Nueces. and report.
ed that they had hcen attacked By large
boly al Indians, who killed four Of their
number and drove off their entire cabai.
iaia % horses. about four bundled head.
Col. Kinney, having nearly thousand
heaa olrallle on his rancho, engaged these
men at n heavy expense To remain there
aud protect il.
" Immediate prdlecliun Of some Kind
has become absolutely necessary. and Col.
Kinney and MIR. Mann have empowered
Capt. Sutton 10 raise company 81 thirty
men at their expense, TO be stationed here
aud range The adjacent county,
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Ohifuarr.

Died, - ssAaas ~ = inrsut 4 ~ 80
ssnns i a. 81 = Ralsish. "a ~ soih ysss Il
~ -. NEs. fHAxrEs DrsEHIr \. Hid 4 a.
lare Joln Dessnur. Ms Drscrur ~ brsn
~ rssEy Esrs si.ishly srsiesfn5 meailer q Is
P1rslg,eEisa claFl. aSs hls sssn Distinguished
q her uasiiarssd Iasiy ss,d 6esesoiesrs. Nav
ius hsss flSossl Nha sslllh. ], IS asi e.rai
eo.iofri ss'io d.sP0se 4 heE mrsus > mas .
gIails CO ia-So;Bs gds.a % usrn. Tie choHh
q Nhich she Nss nlrnasaE. has sustained NJ hes
deaih sighsi lsrcayssrai; sni de poor % 81
elasses ~ iang rssefsIa s. 1hrInog. Inoaenls-
1oas IN hsr nahnens. consiiisiep h hrr disposi-
aisa. asd q sFE9 unnsually eaihOic. and roaR-
pFelcasi,c. ll.e Ieesssssl had bui fes sgsals IN
~ eacesa II il4osr vim knrw her. -Thr nc I'D
> eflhc ,pss sAlil i've ssEoci Rrouftr.
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aEnoe Mountain Mills.

,vEsHR sasscriberss ~vol C.qrdins Machines arc
I 4 nov in go9l order and ready for carding
wool. 'lFpS viii ibe attended by Mr. Young 7,
whtAcr,sp experienced CardS,ard .: steady
man, Who will use.eyery exerion to give salisiac-
ton. Prices 6bCsrling i3esn,s per pound; mix
ing done III. the best manner for ~ cents per
pound. IL
am alsosugsged in Blaeksmlihing, Manuhc-
turing CARDIAC Machines Wheat Fans, Wagons,
and PIoughs, allrcpairiag done in good style by
experienced worknicn:
Also on haI,d-pshd forsale, Flour, Wheat Bran,
Corn Meal, Wool rolls, and Shingles together
with sn,aH stock Of GOODS, such as are gene
rally found in a Country sStrc ;alL Of which will
I've sold to suit The times for Cash; Wheat Corn,
FlaxSccd, Feathers, BeesSaS. Tallow aud Shin
giles will betaken as cash, at market prices.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
juno lith, 1919. s5-6m
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y
nPon the cape Lear ltfseF.
THE HsnnsIa esa.mlssf cs.-Isss. Is CT
cllaE Sslsl lslh brreEsaSs lssz, as3s
kagaA a. E4iss q fsssAls ana - sLarsgs
- isrAsIding. - ssassiislld = a. salr1Ff ft-
e. xiih N sshsE coDPaAy a. ~ 1.Ie lesI.
-siso -sssrtsl.s dat sl.g .s.i9 flLsgtf q -
asrd - ~ - aSy olka GomFahg = flEn.
HAVING ii.isn.zsios. lasi ssLfT CoEai aisics tasc
haaae laissls oilsr. = Elsicuas hs1 - ar { ias)
ihlt hare 1saally slipf<1 !, - i.ls. Aiah =
frdo.iion npon eEr LFssles rsl1s II fHigki. Nc
heIths mistaa sss l-issAs 49, r. 49, sd Ais1
~ oisafFs cisio-sd = tssuF q kash iisir tcsi-
ness. thai ilss coalany Nil nl.ke .o.lneiiOn
u ~ PER oaL 1EaI 80 figighss iioan gss
Ae~ fOlk. fLal4esll.ia -nd Ealsi1eie. 70 Ma
ningtoa.
The Irceisisg al.l forssTa,Hs Il Nlla.iagioa
- - fxt II az t'sa1aissis-ss.
slgfeEs y 0uE l.ilr sitct he ~ l4rssry.
1853. Whose hills have l<sn .sil.eS, all + ),
iills 70 he 10 txI geil; aI4d hos al.seulss n
have nat sH.oani credited - IaciT srs0gnls u a
thr ess.paaSis t0okS
rosil sl.isEeTs ulCa liz csre Pear. Ne Hrr-
rsils sl~aalsai C0snpsns tskr plsssuis ID szy.
ing. thsy lAss god loafs IN god order. aLl
lllEOuszs tle Laos s,psj, lrsnsi.olis.s1l q IT
Goods and rTod1ce colHnlIliet - sheir esr.
Gools it,endel lor lbs lIcnrietia 60. should
10 PLAINLY lAaIssd. ai.i iAr Bals u l.sding iigd
ap-- 10 b aetssrsa Al he coa.p0sys War;.
" simingiOn, ~
GLgDOS DENINu. Presf
Hsanstss ). b. 10.
Fayei,e,ills. Nay 20. isi9. s3-tw-
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KivER COMPLAINT The only remedy
u s,sr aiicrsl 70 Il,s public. which has never
lailrf II wssking caas. Nlen directisns are ioi-
icsed. : MI.aRe,s Lissr Pill. Il has nov hcen
xseras years before tile puhIic. aud has heen in.
.lrsilncel ia I'll ssciions u the Union. Where il
hrs hecn us,d il has had The most triumphant
success. snd has actually driven OIL q no al
c.hcr medaincs. Il has heen tried under al tie
dilismn, phrases Of icpa,ia, aud has scss iouhd
r,gsally eficscioas III al.
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NOtice---'l'axcs.

Y WILL stitnd II the f'IleMing Times md pla.
4 ccs for hc.pprpose oltc'llechng the Tar 81
the County Of Alamance for the year ls4s, 70
wit:
Al John Nexln's. on Monday the ed July.
Ruilin's Mills..en Tuesday The 81.
Michael AlbEights. ON "Wednesday The 4th.
Ciesrge Poiterson's, on Thursday the 9Th.
WiliamsA Garigan's. on Friday Ihc 9Th.
join =. sJ'arrruiine 5. IN SATURDAY The 9Th.
jacob s9nmcrs, on aIonday the 9Th.
y ChesFssf, fsucelts.on TUESDAY the 10Th.
( fsfrs. ilfichAfson's, on "Wednesday The iih.
Gabnef B! Kxa's, on Thursday the lath,
nf I'& Magistrates appointed 70 receive the
lists of slles for the year 1919, will attend a,
the abdS Ngpes and places. Punetuaty is re.
qnirsi froh jail.
r EJSEpIl S. HOLT, Sheriff.
Jure H., S5-
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Thc rinl nistrict.--T'he Editor Of

-.
The Fifth District.--Ihc editor Of the
DansilIe Register, on noticing the nomination of
Henry X. Nash, esq. by the Convention recent
" assembled at this place, says;
"slr. Nash is D gentleman Of extensive
requirements and sound political princi.
pies, an excellent speaker aud personally
very popular, and with proper energy and
unanImily If action on The part Of his
friends, we doubt mol, will he eleried over
his competitor. who has rendered himself
somewhat notorious OF late for his advo-
cacy Of non-interourse with the North
and con6scation OF its property when
found in the south. Mr.. Nash few
wears ago came within thirty odd Sotes
Of beating Mr.. Daniel for Congress when
there was clear Democratic majority in
the District Of about one thousand, so that
with this evidence of his acceplableness
10 the people, we think his friends have
The strongest incentives 10 work, rs well
as the best grounds 10 hope. for his elec-
lion, There is besides, as we hear. 4
very strong opposition TO Mr.. Venable
among his own party, which Of course IN
creases the chances in favor Of Nash. Let
The Wings of that dislric, Go their Whole
duty and we confidently believe they will
rain representative inthe next Congress.
The ewes Of the Naiinn are turned TO the
gallant old North Stale -
The editor of the Register is not exactly cor
rect in stating the number of votes by which Mr..
Nash failed 10 beat Mr.. Daniel in 1913, and he
somewhat oyei estimates the Democratic MAORI
Il in the district as then composed. But the en-
lcroachment which Mr.. Nash made upon the par
ty then, gives reasonable ground to hope for en-
tire success now. : Mr.. Nash failed to he elected
then by l55 votes, in "a district which, the pre-
vious fall, in the contest between Mr.. Morehead
and MIR. Henry. had given Democratic majority
of 500. The district now constituted gave
Gen. Cas-, in the Presidential election last fall,
majority Of only 242. Tin 1913 Mr.. Nash was
able so nearly, TO overcome the laige majority Of
500 votes, does not require any unusual degree
~ creJuliy on the part Of his friends TO think he
will now be able entirely to sweep away the com
paratively small majority against us indicated by
the late Presidential clec,ioh especially when 1t
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Singular Deatha-The pHpcrs fnnisil

Singular Deaths-'rhe papers furnish
accounts a lwn nnusnal aceitsrnls. A gen
ileman Was hnlliag horse hs halter.
which he had ~lspprd around his wrisi.
Saddenly the horse inok fright. sprang
forward. dragging tie Eenilrnan do,.ns
and killing him before lie hsi'es eoula be
,lsengaged. Mr. RusrtrapgI. n Virginia,
was piu,,giiing. Hhen bis horse iopk fright,
and rar into Ire yard where three ,of Mr..
RS children were playing. Tile Piuugh
line. as the snise ya,srJ. iaslIeti an,.u'l
The neck ~ Iillle girl. iwo years old,
who was thus dragged $50 yards 10 the
stable. and taken Up dead.
Fayerterih oss
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..sksoAn $50 2 y. vsa.,asi. sru r.ns
usissly ssIsp1.s,s =. =. * - NJ ssaiias,y
1sraslsas. sal - sslxseslos 40 a. ~ r.
Ls~-
Suit FOR clan1eE al lie les SnptrR
o. e.uri al Ne kle.hsrg county. sie eii
hfihs sale =. SHAN nrials, iron, cnian,
VAS issra % sc iiai. ';1ls ekslltns
5opInal saYs ~ rae ras nsie If an az
graraud eilaFsraer. The sikfeldiaai had
paid LIS addErssrs 10 yonng hds. and
btrsuse he rjerisi his sun he posIrdup
i hzldhill making ire nest naslirhans
eisEpes rgainsi ser sinue. Ahes mskpg
il,sse charges re carTva d giEe lhe IL %
l.e wisle by marrying hrr. Moeh 10 lieT
credit she refused 10 lrusl her reEsna 70
her slanisrrr. Sniu e.smrnenre5. sad
lie Vas cnnslemncd md sensrhred - lnnr
monIlls' Imprisonment and eosis. The
costs Of he State snil and the enmpron.ise
81 4 eisIl sniI. e.ssl lie defendant $500.
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We ars Isssara . snlass.s ". RlsEaEI
y. esrs = ranlsisie ~ rs-sinriioa 10 IL -
kos 4 cissk = in sss<s@ Cau. q on-ss
ssus,y.
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ne Inuadatlca d EIew orleans-

A lrleg,aPAir s.espa.rh ~ lhe soih ull. re
teiyed IN Bahsmare frum New ed. ssis.
stairs ihsi ~ splls Of ~ eaoIis 10 sisp
Tie rresasse. tie waer Was SUD iislng.
aud that lseur MAS ptrieclls lu-I ~ aiirmp-
ling 10 subdue II. .sirrgsly one Lslf ~
fhs cify." says ihe dispatch . 1. i,'o.da-
fed. and tie inhabRanls are lying ffbm
.l...i.. i.....la. ~
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"wednesday, Jspr 81.
rres,ess o. lhssmsIl Pex.-Tas

AL fss an eOnsisnes Ia GreensbOrOagh and
!, nei.hborhoal We leafn from HE rsidOt
!. 81 10 Ffiay night lAa lhirly-iwo eases bad
,urel. q 1l6nl four hai died. viz Miss Ases
/, Ii. MDdo, her hfosher DE-. AIhsrgf. Mo-
h.. Hannah bdssnkoOd. AID l.sI iafauf.
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The Picayuae sass Iiie Overflow Ual
reach Camp sIreeT. The value Of prspes
IL has been sensibly afrcle.l. snd much
approximations kr lie health Of the eily is
enlcriaiaed. whenever he waters shah
have snbslde, anm tie filth and slime that
has accumulated, whirh viii cover the
streets.
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Astor Place Riots. = Mr. Haekeu.
Manager Of The Asiuf plare Theatre, has
presented To the ci'y of New York aclalm
II s5,0O5,2O for damages sustained during
the late rlCi.
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ID cS1ss "a ~alel.ss - ~ = akssI.sa
ss.spGu-a y 4. fss..:;rsss s.,s .Es,za Il A.
ehsssriers Z iienH Assiaaid As.IiAss sas vi
ksk tasia1. ni.irh uss M lI1ss. TnPers-
zzsiah 4 Mf. Assrhrais .iirezs was ssilr SO
sorut.
-. gsdu- DIS ssu.i-.s,l q s.Ihyzli,
,ssl-l<ss. ~ a phala Ne degss< = :. b. -
esnfEfnd. assA
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W. Tram Slsm IL R.leigh pap. Ia HsnG
IS. Miller. CO.. ~ defined he olIioe q DizlRi
Attorney, iendsTed 70 him y he Prsii.s.
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Iefia % ~ orr ast9As
IS ~ gollA's dss canes this year on suaday,
Ne ceiehrsiiSa Mi take Place GA he 81, Tie
dsy presi1Ms, Nhen two addresses may ie e.
psc'rd
Js~a 81
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Virginia E4cgisiaiure.--'rhc Iegisla.
the Of Virginia is holding an extra session for the
purpose Of revising the laws Of the State. Consi-
dcriblc excitement prevailed in the two houses for
several days on account Of the appearance Of the
cholera in the city of Richmond; and on Monday
Of last week, the alarm still continuing, they adj
joarncd 70 meet ut Fauquior sprin Is on Monday
La - --
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To our Cfifxeus.--Thr Commissioner
ut,c town Of Ha.snopeh;'fi their lasi meeting.
Ftoes,sd the Editors ii ihis place 10 call tle at
,ttlidn u the citizens. through their papers TO
he imPdf,sHee Of examining their premises and
rsns,iag all offensive mittcrs.e purifying their
ecIllr. and other damp places, and properly
yenliaiing their house1
We hope nothing more is i.eccssary to Induce
our ciiizens to attend 10 this thing ,han simply
| 70 mention The request Of The town authorities;
When this dreadful disease trayerscd this coun-
IN IN 1891, a mcrcilul Providence shielded Us
frOa its visitation. We may hope that the same
PfOddence win still pss,sci ma; hniii Is ncces-
sag that we should use all proper precautions.
Let, therefore, our streets backy srls, cellars,
be thoroughly clcansed; let lime be freely used
10 damp places, about cellars Or where stagnant
water may be gathered, and IN all places where
offensive smells are epgcndered. This will add
10 the general health Of the place, and even ! ihe
Cholera shouldcorc, we might hope that the
ton would be light and Of short duration. IN Z
course Of This kind the experience Of other places
has given much for encouragement It's stated
as a singular fact, that when the Cholera was in
Tennessee some years ago. the citizens Of Co
lumbia used lime in his way; and while the vii
lagos round about Columbia suffered greatly by
the disease, not one case originated there; and
The feycr which bad before prevailed in the place
al once assumed nrller form. And this is bri
one fact among many which might be mentioned
hearing upon the same point.
II some cnicrpfising citizen viii make a be.
ginning in the matter, we have but little doubt
tia, the example will he genemlly followed.
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