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CHrAP PosTAoE.-Tberc 10 nothing in the mes.
sage OF President Fillmore much to our ta,tc
az his recommendation Of reduction Of the pre-.
sent rates Of postage. II the President and Post
master General take up this reform, in earnest fts
success Ia not tar distant. Their recommendation
has weight, which does not attach to the argu.
mcnts OF private individuals. An official fact,
IN influence, IL twice ar "agitator's" fact,
though they are identically the same. The
lew industrious and public spirited individuals,
here and there, who have lsbored zcalously
TO spread Information on this subject before the
people, will, therefore, rejoice to find that the OBJ
Ject OF their efforts has acquired such importance as
to receive prominent place in the annual mes.
sage OF the President The time has not yet ar
rived, however, for a suspension of their labors
The work 10 not yet done; and II a determined ef
tort !. not made by it's friends, to influence Con-
gress, during the psescnt session, cheap postage
VIII be put back two years at Ieist, If not longer
Inc NEXT Congress will not assemble until the first
day OF December, 1851, and the action OF that body
proverosuy slow when any good Thing is to be done,
drsgs especially at the long session.
Dayton (OAio) Gazette.
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NAvAL--Commodorc J ID. Sloat received orders
yesterday from the Navy Department TO transfer
the command Of the Gospost navy yard TO Commo-
dorc ;. II. Strngbam on the Let Of February next.
Commodore y. A. Parker went down TO Norfolk
and would probably hoist his broad pennant yes
terdsy on the steam frigate Saranac, Captain
Tattnall.
Captain Samuel Barron, with Commanders Far
regut and Dornin, came up this morning from
Norfolk, on their way to Washington members
of a Board of Ordnance.
Lieut.. j j. Boyle is ordered TO the store hip
Southampton. with Levi ID. slamm as Purser
Naval Court of Inquiry, with Commodore
Auhck as President, assembled Monday on
board the Pennsylvania TO s the facts in relation
70 the wreck OF the United States sloop- of war
Yorktown. The Portsmouth Pilot says that very
large number Of sesmen are to be hauled up for
insubordination after the wreck.
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diately concerned, the National Government must
yield, trust freely and willingly. but must, of ne
cessity, yield to every just and reasonable de-
mand and none other ought to be made.
Begging your pardon for the length ofthis letter
thank you for the honor of your invitation, and
remain, with the greatest respect
Your obliged fellow citizen,
EDWARD BATES.
To Messrs JOHN LAW and others, committee of the
citizens of Evansville la
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THE REP u BLIC.
w ASH N GTON:
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. u, 1856
y + + IA l..

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and icih the aduice and consent Of the Senate.
RICHARD II. BAYARD, of Delaware, TO be Charge
d'Aifaires OF the United States of America in
Belgium, in place of Thomas e.. Clamson, re-
called.
CHARLES b. HADDocK, of New Hampshire, to be
Charge d Afiaires of the United States of America
in Portugal, in place of James Brown Clay, re-
called at his own request.
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Triumph OF the Union Party In Georgia.

The Macon (Ga.) Journal and Mssenger says:
Had our opponents honestly adhered to the doc
trines proclaimed at the Macon meeting, and by
their press generally, in the early part Of the cam
paign THAT IL, in favor Of absolute secession they
could not have elected n single delegate in the
State As IL 10, they will not have over thirty
members in the Convention, while the popular ma.
jority will be very largo-say 10000 votes.
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beers than his. The earnestness with which he al
ways acted left his impress upon all he did.
Although often occupying highly responsible
public stations, requiring much OF his time, he was
enabled, by the labor of his own hands upon his
farm, 10 acquire a compeiency-an achievement
seldom accomplished by servants OF the public.
In 1919 he was elected member of the Thirty
first Congress- TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Rudophus Dickinson, who died in this
city soon after the final adjournment OF the Thir-
tieth Congress.
IL is but about two years since lac buried his wife,
who also died of erysipelas leaving him in the sole
care of four small children. He devoted TO
them, and had taken two young daughters To Fort
Wayne TO school, when he was taken i'll there.
They were present To close his eyes IN death. and
on the following day returned with his lifcless body
10 their orphan home, and saw the grave close upon
il forever Such is life Hope springs up in the
morning. at evening it ID plucked up, and the
heart ia left desolate.
Mr.. WOODS frank and open manners had en-
deared him to a large circle of friends in this clty
and il is but Just tribute TO his worth to say, that
amongst those who differed most widely with him
upon the exciting subjects that for SO long time
agitated and embittered the discussions Of the
House, numbered many OF his warmest friends
These feel and lament his loss; and, whilst his fam
lily and neighbors mourn, they must remember that
his loss ID not all their own. Many warm hearts
throughout his district, throughout the State and
nation, sympathize with them. This House SYM
pathizes with them to-day. His loss comes near to
US. He was but yesterday one OF US. And whilst
that must force themselves upon every mind at this
solemn moment, will pause, that we may all lis
ten 10 the voice that ascends from that vacant seat
yonder, "Be ye also ready"
offer for adoption the following resolutions:
Resolrsd, That this House has heard with grief
the announcement of the death of the Hon. Amos
h. WooD, "a representative in this body from the
9th Congressional district of Ohio and, token
of respect for his character and public services the
members and officers of this House will wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolpsd That the Clerk of this House be direct
cd to transmit to the family OF Mr. WooD certified
copies of these proceedings
And, as a further mark of respect for the memo.
ry of the deceased
Resolped That this House do now adjourn.
The resolutions were unanimously agreed to,
and, accordingly,
The House adjourned.
The following petitions were presented under the
rule, viz:
By MIR. HOWE: The petition of John Butler
and forty five others, citizens of Mercer county,
Pa, praying Congress forthwith to repeal the law
passed at its last session, approved September IS,
1850, called the Fugitive Slave Law; which was
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
By Mr.. STEVENS, of Pennsylvania: Two petit
tons and memorials, signed by citizens of Penn
spvania, praying for the immediate repeal of the
Fugitive Slave Law.
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CALiFoRsrh SEsAToR.-Some Of the accounts
from California represent the Legislature Dem
ocratic; but a correspondent of the Boston alias,
writing from Sacramento, says:
You will have different accounts in regard to
the Legislature, which will elect Y. s. Senator in
place OF Col. Fremont None bat Wing will be
elected Stick pin there"
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PaoriTABLE sTrAmRoAT.--The San Francisco
California; Necs states that the steamer Governor
Dana, up TO August 10Th, bad received 80, 900 as
nett profit. upon the boat, which commenced run
ming in April.
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MARSHAL TUxry AND THE ABoLITIoSpTs.-Msr-
shal Turkey was arraigned before the Board of Al.
dermen, in Boston, on Monday, charged by the
Abolitonists with neglect Of duty at Faneuil Hall
on the night Of the Thompson disturbance. The
decision of the Board was TO be given pest day
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MAYORS ELECTION IN BosTtS.-At the munich
pal election in Boston, on Monday, there were four
candidates for mayor, and six or seven tickets in
tile field, and Mr. Bigelow, the regular Wing can
didate, was supported by " Union" tickets in the
different wards Mr. Amory was the candidate Of
the Wings who dislikcd the re- nomination Of
Mayor Bigelow. Mr.. Goodrich was supported by
the Democrats proper, and Mr.. Mussey by the
Free soilcrs and some Temperance men.
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Letter OF the Hon. Edward Bates.

The following letter from the Hon. EDWARD
BATES, of Missouri, in reply to an invitation to
attend the Western Convention, recently held
at Evansville, Indiana, takes such enlarged and
liberal views of national policy, and so sensibly
deprecates the sectional animosities which EN-
bitter the public councils and retard the pros
and pondered by every citizen throughout the
length and breadth of the land
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CHhNosLLoa or SouTH CARoLrSh.-We learn
from the Charleston Mercury, that Judge Ward
law has been elected by the Legislature Chanccl-
lor OF The State Of South Carolina. Judge Ward.
law resides, il is said, in the Abbcyillo district
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LAID om-Tbe Boston Post says: "of the tw,
rather eat lard oil with salad than try TO se
by the light Of it," That's a ,phaler
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TIE Board met yesterday according to adjourn.
incnt, Hon. Caleb Is. Smith and Colonel Robert II
Paine being present
Several cases were held under continued con-
alteration, but no decision arrived at
Adjourned till / O'Clock this morning
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Message OF the Governor OF Ohio.

The Governor states that the finances of the State
are in sound and prosperous condition. The in
terest upon the State debt has been punctually
paid from the current resources appropriated for
that purpose, and large surplus remains, which
Ia applicable to the reduction of the principal.
Total amount drawn from the treasu.
ry...............,,....... 81, 96O, 1927 6S
Balance remaining in the treasury
ON the 10th November, lS50..... goo IL
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DANIEL II. LONDON.

DANIEL II. LONDON,
AND DEALER il AMERICAN Dry DR. ' G1ons "ooD'
U and Ties made in n @ Meek
sentiments offered the trade yirsnatl, pricrs will be
10000 yards Enei, and AacrcAn plnts some Of thu Iaes
stye. produced in Manchester. '
in Leeds under very favorable circumstance, and viii be
the trade At small sarrs there trlgn Ia"
, IN Blankets s care hs. er @xe'.i, the articles
B Blu. Genln .. blanket and Pilot Cloths.
Fesnsa in This article many aud desirable styles in -o,na
nons Of Silk and Wuo well pure and WI. l.l WOOL
Some newly designed Cashmere vets eahroisrel AMI xen's'
Shirts AID Drawef1 N S. aud v oo Msr some rapi
fsw exqni.i,ely made p,rtr Moo,ea
menI' wh gull edges and clasps III. celebrated translation
Cen'enens Gacr in Leather K and Cloth Of c"ors AM
Hats come Of those made in London have
ven" those from Paris made y Msnler
Goyes"I kii nuckssin, six md Chama,s
English Envelopes, q hnxes.
large ale. Dee- Goods Tt .il department
the STOCK inse special with belief p:l'es ~ii
II nsl Linens The stock Is large and very cheap.
Silk ansrFrhleis ald Cotton in all nalr. an, designs '
In America an Goods OF ali kinds, the sc, ' u iaree
so Sanetis and lieay, Woolleas
article.
Tweels, 10 every styie and variety.
FlanneIs. ycl!ow. Red and White
Raizca and Tahby vclyrs coarsl
Thread' s.'in finished az wen he rnary m,kss
Blue, Grren and BLACK Rareees
Bed Ticks: Jaiiucks and P.ings
Turkey Red Balls and Waddincs ~ ~
ss s,' %,1.!e sI' st s Tsy low Wool
600 pieces Casneres, Of all grades and styles French English
desirable in point of view dispose these Goods
early be practicable and the country and city buyers may
ly on hdinsa complete assortment pees that will be aac
DRY. Sept 3-d&e
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LAND FOR SALE.


EpLING iesirons OF locating my texas The enlnf
Ed Fail. will sell privately the Farn which reside :ie
mostly he Of Madison the Rapid Am River about
Orange Court House and 'aoursviilr, a ime
d,a,ry o tn. Road about heIs constructed 70 Cor
louisville, containing There ale about 80 acres cr4Ied
irc fields: The balance heavy cas hickory all pine
timber eighty II isie river "on, with
ample fnr meadows. The soil - well adopted 10 the
.ro.i wheat, tobacco. and rss liz proximity 10 ~
,ou!y fll and Central railroad 10 Rchno' also" tn,
:lnia r1oai process q" c'nsucIi must nte"Fsariy aid
IL, rage and desirable location The health 81 The
n,iehhs hon an general intelligence Of The ciI.n through i'
country no'eicl Those wls!n. iaor, particular
,crnr,n are referred ton Je.eni,h Morton, WaainFar
t,v ,r Robert S,.nsryu- ,'mmon. Nfsnia, an. hc sub
.rir o. !e premises aidoa bcr, MIL. urau-e cuI
~. Virginia. "Eo A. Sh.il.
I.I,. is.rtf
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THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE AN.
NUIrY AND TRUST COMPANY
CHARTER rERPHTrAL-cA 5YsrEM.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS:

faflIAL SJU,UOU DOLLAhS.
Once, p Merchants Exchange. Phal-lilia
Office in Rc,h.niM he fgec u Hldh ! Eofi,s ia f.tt
CARY
FHNS Company ORGANIZED upon the mixt principle. Stock
Il Mutual, which ri3inr! features offer
double ri. usual srcury The cash payment
been adopted, thus avoiding the heavy drawback unp
premium n0es Tic liable rates OF premium upon which
being scd tho only srale pcrcnce has proven should
adopted, alnP requisite security the insured
undulbcI IN. perpetu.y insutons Al
experimental table may be found worthless very instant
cy should value Life properly
arrcsnF the al the world Tia, pubic, however
their conmenlabe Willingness embrace and employ WIS.
most Important obIert, which only be- aiad by adjusting
the premiums anticipate unexpected lossca and
every kind II i. the pur"se t. Guha:y annually 10 crdi
upon III. policies ai holders and books al tins Company such
amount oil profits asl NOT affect the stability impair the sacrs
Of iti
Premiums BE- AZ tie option n the nsna he annually
seini ANNUALLY. ar quarterly III advance
All necessary Information, together with blanks pamrhs
be obtained GRATIS al the Office al the Company Ma Mr
chants Exchange, Philadelphia, AMI Richmond the Office
HiHall q Brother l2;h street near Cary
STEPHEN X. CRAWFORD. PAUL b. GODDARD.
AMBROSE w. THOMPSON, LAWRENCE JOHNSON
BENJAMIN W. TlNGLEi, GEORGE MrIENKY
JACOB L.. FLORANCE, JAMES DEvEREGA
WM VI GOODWIN, JOHN L. LINTON
mSTEPllEN K CRAWFORD, President
AMBROSE w. THOMPSON Wee Presden,
CHARLES g. INLAY Secretary and Treasurer
MANUEL EYRE Ac;.ary.
THOMAS BhLCii. Conncil and Attorney
PAUL. ID. GODDARD, NJ ID. 1,r,,,..
WILLIAM PEPPER, ". ID. Media! Examiner.
AGENT RICHMOND.
WIN HENRY JTAXAI.T,
SAMUEL TAYLOR Counsel and Attorney
Aug. l5--,l&cln " ~
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NOTICE hereby gwen that pursuance OF the By LAVE
~ application w be made the President Directors ad Com
the Farmers Baak of Virginia me new eefti
Shares OF Sock standing numbered SOS sh
dated 18th December 1885, lien of The original wh'ch
has been lost drsroye and all heeb? called upon
0c, DIV - - 80 - THOMAS ELLIS
and after be drs lay Of October, the Hotel
Oct 4SIw n w. ROYSTER, Pro H. S. Co.
l r. r. DUAL,
Octlo Under the American Ho.e..
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MARBLE \ inb. ,,-
yoN T ROGERS m Sr near MIN R,hnoma va b, n
Stones M1,cI pieces, every csco wall fiaes 'e
1nS ,ssipn in Carving executed in the
ORDERS the country. with city reference ironil! he''" ="
eabhmens m New Yor cy exp-renc ,t
business naiters himself ha al %ork eScnsG ' SOP w ave
7ToTICE hereby aImao4 WI BE mece 70 he
~ rrsen Directors al! aomian! o the Farmer" Bank Of VI
gaia asc new certificate d sN II lieu {" the .!1S'as .
have been los, ccslroye viz one sae 'eica ~ so
+ @ A" e and G s rG PER f$ ss1.ie 10 @
M Nay ISIS al which SAD rs III @. hsr i "ca
tn show cause "y NJ" certificates 'Ay not =, satH a.
Administrators james y Ellis, lece f.a
Richmond. September II. $50 ciw
IN CHANCERY- VIRGINIA AT luIei held IN ~ clefts
''l Alexander Fisher William d Miller william Mayhew
MERCHANTS partners, trading The Guy OF Baltimore. rn' ~
STYLE and firm o Fisher Miller and Company, pIa'"''r'
Edward Ward Of the lare firm Of Ward and Jfntc,,
csoss Await. Of The firm ." K,a ks" az On, ~, a"a' s
Stewart and Company Georte ATa's william Il Could d.
firm d vamum Ese;on and Company buckingham.
Ward and -, olhc firm Of Bucsinsiam War! and c.n'ny
swi.zer. Chez hrorgh and s;eams Of Chez
AID E,E Robertson and ccma,"SSi , Cat M 4
cs s2ya and M raorny ay e' Carton aSf"
p, ,1d the I of cs az @ af i II
William Benjamin. T. and Megs d Benjamin." Of The firm "l o M,i
@ ~ .. .u ~ n 800. JI,..nps and the
mn W W ". ' ~ 80 q ,wsn McSs.
% of e 90 he 91 s e sna aa ami
lowick OF the firm Of Bur- and R"wick J. y. Jai'tay ah1
Jafray, irn Of \ J'hay anu S"' = hoone A A..
he and NM Of the hfm Colgate. Abbie and Company Henry
and Austin Muir the firm OF SEAMAN and iu NJ
Z TsIowe, and the firm Of ~ L. iIailo%fli ana IN
- -. TiIany --Warl. aud - Of the hrm d III
pans' VA and Company, Sriman and Rppelmryer,
-, i,e firm oil Sliman aud Rppemeyer, I Lewis peI'
aY an - the firm Of Peabody AMI COMPANY Robert C!osa
- U,ndrrr. of the firm Of Close and Danderei Z 4
| on late f Of Brooks Bel aud HUDSON DAVID lu
nrr. and cher ,..r Deic'I Ei
This sui, nr,i,u,cd BY The plaintiff eedior1 Of Edward
pr-s Ward William Jenain late merchants anu Tartcr
trading IN tie oiy Rchmoni uer tire s.y!e aud tTm OF War
and Jenkins provided The dcrd Of trust executed by The si
Ward and -nsins the I'd LAY April M 10 lIeeman Baldwin
and sidney for their cdit"rS 10 obtain settle
n.n anil sail fund amongst the parties
and affidavit having been made and hlec that ts
parties iefca!an nresients OF this Common
wealth. and such Of III. defendants whose
arc left blank unkaown this is notify all the said
pnear A. The rules be held the clerks Office Of the said
he first Moay and 10 what necessary pro-
,ec their Interests the subj,ct.ma.isr Of THU suit
| A Copy Teste, PoWIATAE ROBERTS, Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES.

n< THOMAS II. T,LIAFEKEo. alcT.
EXECUTORS sALi; o.VALUAB:E NEGROES.
SIOUX, ih'S. FARMING IIEhss. HOUSEHOLD AND
XVIII, KITCHEN ~ "SijtkE sc.
~. l." sid ". "WEDNESDAY ;:a %: ii. u 0.i iar "
~" i'Ai ia day u lie i4f hence Sir. JaG. t...
~ ~ Hanover. ~" milo. .,ph M head lie r.fG.fi i!c
To- :. ''.l''e 80! LssS to.e tel sin-
W - 20 "."ei asa. al "'s Cattle. COPS OF
,is csn Older 'huclt household anl A.llen iui.u.e
i.rn.I.. n'cI-is Ac.
b: M.. In's H. rAiiAr:nno Aact,
CEOR IL Is. GA!SCS
Stlt - ''s Execute: 81 France Iiill. 'rod
El JoEt 4. LANCASTER. AUCTlcSEEH.
SALE Or STOCKS
e. WEDNESDAY, Tire l6,h II or.chcr So a. n o:.,,. Vii.
~ !. :+tis tho .m.iIcsn u" e 80. ,!..l Sic,l.:
s'l.l % { =" =; ..lsi.it S.V Ps! ccto
i ....ics E.Hs -: Nirel,.i
: Size. ,!ec.,l,ca NJ ii.Gii..
- st@t - James !y,r s..i hlIcH.a
IL u...si I;':!.S GosIER
l.s-:!'li trn!> ta!i. ieccar.i
,,,' sale co.ias;cl': io.. s,o,A Aut.,.te..
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

CALLED MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS.
yNyIIE agents Tor Monroe anl Grtnhc having SUBJ
s,Tii the sum slG0A, he required cniltlc she
C,,1y 10 subscription of the STATE. their request meeting
~ ~ St,c oLier. held Louisa omr, House Thursday
II. i7t of October consider the questions CONNECTED with The
work between Stanton aud ca. also le
H., san eaI~itins the completion OF lh road the east '
o. the Blue Ridge - The turncl.
i meeting requested, the above anil o.hr business o
cru-ra catur, the attention oi the m-rtu.r
All Interested the the roa To ne ONO
ar Liyl:rd snd special Delegates thu meeting w
stockholders o thc Company. will he etied 10 ise
o., i:lzi 0;ci y. o:irr u The ialrl ,
SEPT l2c2a%ti GARHEII. .,e L0I.--
CO-PARTNERSHIP. , ,,,,rr,.
HEE&fNG associated with III business AbHL1 lliIS'Li
rs long 90. yorably customer: .s
cesa vii future he conducted under me sly. ahl MN VI
RICHARDSON q AkN FL.
In rersrinz nv thanks 20 nv friends AID Customers lo tue otd
ratrous heretofore bestowed upon me- o's 'e- - ~ -
81 the lac new concern T, prcu.pncaS
RICHARDSON & MARvEf, .,d -.
call the attention 0! teI eos u VIC
nn ~ s.rsy 10 their anil desirable sots Goods recently
~ ,h Northern and the mos, favorable terms
@ x ,ry article in Dry Goods and Grocery line winch ihy
mad sell cash 10 punctual customeIs OceIs
Iaoklllly md promptly attended 70.
"I Z. ~ WI r. Sypr g. ls50.-c2awlm
Oct. DOVE ISAACS.
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FARM EOit tsENa'
sIriTATIuN WAaTEn.

YOUNG MAN who has had years ienrncc irs al.
~ ami well qualified 10 insrccn inn Greek, Neil
French! DESTROYS OF obtaining situation
q IL o a assistant public school
Address ) C., Shaiwe, Ahemare
Reirro Tho j. Randolph rrankin Minor ana Alexander h:S
nj Asenarc county, Val ID. Gessner Harrison al nivtr1'
"a
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HOTI;L IN ROYDTON For Sal.

SDREFERRiNG k."Gios pnsr ii9.', IN
4 10 sell The EXCHANGE HOTEL IN E"yl'n The
Tie liberal patronage Of tits Hotel strongly
.is,.,sel 10 keep House OF Entertainment
The Will b. liberal ami possession Sen e" o. before The rs'
Il desirable ha, hs made practicable All per-
ION: ose pn,t are rrneSad to e'ns a. ;r ' Ga, @
ysn.snes AMI xaS ~, e nenS or AN ~ RASE
Aug a-ctlsf.an Exrrn',rS Of PiiIip Raincy.
z OsT Z IiK'FIFiC ATE OF $500 VIRGINIA
IL STATE SrOCk-I hereby give notice that shall apply to ne
second ri the Srnia Che renewal 2" eet
cal per stock Of the ,l STATE. No ~ for . s''h
s,s ~ eeS ~ r M @an Trasnr co''srs"e by J.
en IN pslrl,ia on I'll. 2o sis. lereabous AMI
With p"wer acry execute. blank by said Raphaan"es
G"nIay a"''''" Wv "''' ROBERT McGREGOR
| Aug 6-iaw3n OfCumbetand in Marylanl
V,AKER's PREMIUM BiTTERs. W. zeal no hesitl.
ID lion III calling ths o the lnos eHerual
remedies for Dyspepsia IN e IT,. pre- only
in hls one scalp hut in all dsease which have their origin o
Isnr IN II heal H. having been i, tested by
respec,ahecizen testimonials OF "h.'h are daily
FOR TN Il TIMES certify that for The lad
es ysar' have "ary s:td death WIN pyr an ~ IN. ~,
the ri four hottie q" Bakers Premium B'e have become a.
with the above disease fad Immediate frie nom r
Wxssns Eplrops-Dear SirsTarin- usrd Bakers Premium
Bt,crs ny emv wish ninm The public Of 's oc'fis de-
,iyeo from lIc Nv vii, a three n with the
would say to :. hive mart he then
chased rour ol this tonic 81 the proprietor on .n,oh mn cn
,ree boufe the he entirely cured Next M i
ch lr months oh s:y 'M VIA, S,'Ien aysesry an.
biter- three 'IooaIs per IA! WIN ii
white which The c' 10 perfect health IN T." DAYS
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