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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

LOUISVILLE. Kr, Nov. 8
ORGANIZATION OF THE KENTUCKY LEGISI.a-
TUREThe Iouse Of Representatives organized to-day
BY e'ectlng Colonel e. w. Johnson, Wing, Speaker. The
Governors message VIII be delivered tomorrow.
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MR.. coRwlN AND THE sENAroRsHIp

Cf.CI.H tTf, Nov. tile Lebanon Star s1ys thu. il
authorized 10 s'als that ii Ii. Hon. Thos Curwn Is re-
elected 10 the u. :. Senate, he viii serve lie and Join C.
Vaughan rm lily whg, bu, al present tlee soil demo
craft will be The two prominent candidates.
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ANEypREssIvr apIrrAp1. .,

AN EXPRESSIVE oBlTUA2Y.-The following, which
copy froa, Eastern paper one Of tine mosi concen
fatei obituary notices we have read FIR long time With
The execution OF the occupation and residence of the
deceased tho article il copied entire:
Gle was native of Massachusetts, and weighed $50
!
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The Genarnl Asse,nhir nf Rhnda

The General Assembly Of Rhode Isian! adjourned Fri
day evening The bill the removal Of thr political dsa
bes Of those convicted Of against The S.e in
1872 having special preference the case OF T., Governor
Dot vas rejected in the Senate BY vote Of II 10 L.
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. PRESTON WORTHY
Carmel Hill Pos, Office, s c. Oc,ol.rl5 cw'i
oAE ntNDRED Do:LAKs REWARp.

sEUAAWA-A Sc.ro namci SAM, ran away from ta'
snh-cribe who ic.ics ii:2s North Of oran
Court House lie II abou, Eve f5ct or eleven inches high vi
downca niu:. cIr-r by scale ri
Blacksmith saop, lie .. oa Q! his His comprs!
u l brown, aud he ii bout OF VIM Bant
Columbia, c,15ry. s.us il probable ST.
lurking tat h5"ooi viii give $50 IL ID,
State. AMI 800 u taken out Of tie STATE Ny po Or1r
C"urt House, Virginia. JOHN u. BELL
llI.l .-..
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INpRDEEl QHEEp

MAJOR Jan,soP. Corbm purchased the North three re-
nirkahy nc sheep of the Oxfortsre STOCK which Le e
signs in this neighhorhocd. These sheep passed
through this place last week. They Of extraordinary
beauty The buck years old and weighed
35 lbs yielding the last shcung II lbs Of clean wool!
The the ycan of last Spring. and Of
not fall grown This buck got the premium The late Mary
land Cae Show, where was sold mutton of rhe same
flock Sl00. They extraordinary fine animGls which
the Major bought oil c. B. Reybold, OF Delaware hen
w cost. We are pleased learn the MAJORS intention is
this breed in the adjoining country for the benefit
of those engaged in sheep raising, in which wish him
success-[ E'redericlbure .NerS.
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More than sixty Expeditions have been dispatched from
England To explore the Arctic regions from the tine John
Cabot anu sons, in 1897, that Of Sir John Frnnkiin in
1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

Judge Sharkey recently addressed great Union meeting
at Natccz, Miss He asserted tina, majority of tho
bers of The Nashville Convention decidedly opposed
dsunion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

u ApTrals, ned
liou>e, in the Cnv OF Richmond Tuesday, Oc:ooer - ~
Sanford Chancellor, Adm ns,rato OF joan Lyon deceased Ae
against
M-gJaiine Glrtin Maz.xnns deceased Appellee
Tue object Of his sun Is 70 revere decree pronounce
C!reuN Superior Lnnrt Of Law and Ci:nccr. nsd for ne
OF Nurfos a IL apiear.n: By All svit thai .e appellee
:efsa tai, State ao,lan VI tie appellant ny as coun
ordered that the s,d apec 60 appear here wiiin une
due publication OF this order, ani 10 VIVA nessslTT 70 az
ieresi the suil; an! ti, order be published one
four weeks Richmond Enquirer n.T.iI n
G. IN III. City NJ Richmond and posei the froa % - ,
tnss Court House Of said rJ, or the frs dy =. ~
tion Court. Copy. T-ste, j. ALhL" Z
Nav
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LOVE AND SHOOTING


Abou twelve O'Clock on Saturday night last Edward
Lau.-ndecn sho, In the left thigh the groin, by
Calvin en5ey for supposed improper Intimacy with his
wife. Hrns!ey arfrs:cI Sunday morning BY
issued iroi the Office OF Justice Samsr md
coruzed in bond 81 $500 for Lis appearance yesterday for
examination.
Irnsey had learned through third pcrson tim CORES
ocndenrc hll been going between Llurenecn and his
wife and h. called aurrndeen for the letters which
delivered ~ 10 him. he lG.enaecGj stating al the time
that he had sod ANONYMOUS letters having the ap
pearancc Of being from female he knew from whom,
and HAD particular objection To giving them up
Tines. i"iirrs brought down To The Guard Huus"
where Htn=Iey Sici having them read In Laucnrea
presence and stated him while several witnesses
present. hs they read he intended to kill
n!;n and HAT he mus, prepare 10 die I:urerJn m.nad
atey do for the back ROOM but was followed by Henscy
and hrnohf bark; aud Just this moment several
witnesses STATE, thu pistol cutting OF
lett thigh the groin. licnsey Immediately exclaimed
that II was un accidental shot.
L1urendeen subsequently acknowledged to officer Wrlch
thai The letters which he gave 10 ensey, received by
him In person II m Mrs Hensry but the replies
produced though there testimony going prove that
mcnt He further stated that he had Mrs Hcnsey her
house and at other places frequently Laurendeen had
sometime previously been requested by Hensley keep
away from his house. but the request had been sregaded
He had aso been warned by hirde 10 the
qncnces Of continuing his visits under suspicious circn
sinnces.
The letters corhed In expressions % the ir7ercs
regard and Affection md scened Indicate crmnay be-
tween the parties They were not up however in thai
beauty Of sly and gancc of dcrion which characterized
the epises Of M,s Myers and Mrs Hart but The feeling
and sentiment 10 be misunderstood bond OF
Court, The first Monday in December next. o5l. A.
Tribune
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BScoNDlD rom my arm. in he lower end Of The couny o.
iie.sle" on me 10Th APRIL name! TOM HART
lie - asoi FIX iset high hn ,isle ai sixty years ~ ,s
"a soops by trade lie took with him good supply OF cc:ah
mostly .rini Cloth lie pGgc,ased from Pleasant Aisn
a:e ana u possible he be somewhere Chesterfield "h
ne once i'e viii give ve dollars reward taken tie coL
ahd returned 10 mo dollar II tl.oa without @
county and delivered HENRY ". SNARrL
Cr;
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PORTRAIT OF GENERAL FoOTE.

From the Eastern (Mane) Argus
One Senator particularly attracted attention He has
wedeveloped head, considerably bald. With piece,
he would have appeared be a5ont forty years old OF
small STATURE mild eyes, scupuousy neat, but dandysh
In his dress, should anywhere else taken him for Me-
hodis preacher of leading influence by the power of his in
tellec-for he would be marked in any position
One noticeable trait in his character his singular rest
essness Now he would be in his seat in attitude OF
profound revcre; in he would shoot the
room and hobanob socially with Clay the everlasting
snuflbox Take long breath and look again, and you find
MIN intensely busy win some other senator IN an opposite
direction He seemed 10 be everywhere Jet i evident
he kept open and eye least watching the hn
siness; for he would jump up in the midst OF CONVERSATION
hold another talk In spite of all this nervous excitement
ri--lai. i.,s
world But the famous General Foote Of Mississippi;
hut Footeit He entered the Senate with local rcu-
taon merey by his patriotic abors in behalf Of the Union
he has made that reputation national
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DEDIrNIiV CIIAE

FENI Wan IsUANU I. -;
AM now receiving tho laet cargo Of Guano for '"
cyricie msy &c used grel; advantage in all thiy
upon wheat. Pers,n. wishing 70 purchase, will cal
Nov S-sw3. HI
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THE ANTI.sTIFF HAT AssocIATIoN.-In, the Mid.

THE ANTI-STIFF. HAT ASSOCIATION.-In the Mid
die Counties Herald English paper there is letter from
a gentleman signing himself "Haaphnlia" who suggests
the organization of society dscontenance by example
and precep the wearing of hats He says As sufferer
from the pevese fashion Of wearing had black chimney
pots the heads of oil who would appear singular.
observe with great consolation that French neghbors
propose exhibit variety OF hats the exhibition next
year. Certainly part of British male costume-ugy MS is
from hat boot senseless and costly ug-no part
is odous than the covering doomed
heads from yenr to year. and from generation to generation
as we were Dervesely determined stick to fash
ion as Turks and Quakers without the ghness Of the one,
or the shadness of the other have resolved myself TO
set the world deanceand if the hatters obstinate
asto invent nothing more comfortable than heuvy felt and
pasteboard pots, by the time of the exhibition of 1851
shall do without them altogether trust you will lend your
powerful aid In favor Of the that movement"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12
SAM JONES' FAMII.Y

CHAalEsroN, Nov I've have advices here from Tamno
Bay to Oct 80. Holahlooch-e brother 10 Sam Jones
wife, the celebrated ndian warrior brought on to Tampa
nine children They will be sen, to Arkansas Hoahoo
chez Is Of the Arkansas delegation. He Obtained his
prize by stealth.
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NEWS FROM TEXAS-EXTENSIyE FRAUD-THE
McDOE0GH MI

New 0GLEANa, Nov. G.We have advccs from Texas to
Nov lI Tie of the election, though ie"
have yet been received decidedly in favor Of the Boun
dary bill.
Captain Parker II. French, who ovoraken AT the
o Franklin, had bought 5000 worth Of goods and
was 10 pay i'll drafts Messrs Rowland and Aspinwall
These drafts proved be forged He arrested and made
10 give up what pnnder he had. His company deserted
him; returned and others continued in different parties
titnle and alone
Judge Watts filed another petition Yesterday in the Nc
Dnnogh will He says the will is null md void, and
unconstitutional both in Louisiana and Maryland The petit
toner ays be appointed administrator Of succession
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MARBLE TAH!;.

sOlIN T. ROGERS, 9Th Street Nam. Richmond Va
- In Eeytlan Italian AL American Marble Monuments Tunb
Grave sonc M1- pisces every description Wall Place Fronts
&c, &c
ANY design IN Carving sxscu:ei il Ike manner
Orders from ;hc coniry witt; city promptly
r Rogers having servei s apprenticeship the
establishments IN New York Guy and having
business attsrs himself a; all his Shop viii ave
81
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Ayers CHERRY isE:CCUWIL,
FOR TIE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS iiOaRSESESS, BROS.
fiillS, GROUP, ASTHMA. WHOoPlAc Cough
(t.N


Recommended ty ne Rghc icG ;iori.ie: af FrJgct
T. tan Gni hs E.i:oI %sq.ss
oHeTins to Tie community his Justly sbrs,c remedy we haze
every c'iir"'r VIII po'r bancd 10 the a:c;e! basal
re DIV III many parts OF the country
Where oacc led sooa become n,o gr,a
'ulerirrlty other medicine klgd and si
pc yer 10 heal al! The sacts Of pulmonary disr.ss
Persons all cel with Cough ,hcu resort without dov 10
ClIERRi PECTORAI' and licy be No
nly should he without II, aai ne wa, have usa, VIII
CHERRY PICTORIAL pubic arc Professor SIi an d
Yale to!rge Prof Valeer M,' New YnrE; Hon Henry Cay
Hon e. Calhoun Oh. i lsirr f.ey. Field
Dr. oi,od Nj McEeIy the c-:.u.areL
srs oi in:n o "hon n uescrhcnrI bat
"ot "fi Tic w'fd !r aec tt"cI.io.. Macy Of the first
III t na'i a. s!"tn 10 iy Yiucs ard lis WI! i
-. tJeIl Hes
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HEAR TIE PATIENT.

SIrEo STiTE7 HorEL, SArATr5A >PaISos Jryv s. Isl.
DE- C. AVER have been a.;l,,c.. VI ,sinu.
non o the Lhis', AID al the sealed
IL more than yeas could ind
case nnii commenced e your Cherry Pecloa wl,
II. my leai IL VEL neh .eslurei.
While usns mens hal the qualification viii
IL nv r-Yrfedi cn, Nit ErG,u, Dsric. b.
ri'i.
lhsvs pleasure III ~ ,ese fses - y.u am YOUR
equally. = J. Gallon 81 %.,t, l.c..,14
FN3M ~ oyERSEfn N iii: lAvilIrns MILLS 49,
IoSrIr. tU6C3T ~ lSi'
Nv j. y Afth . have been cn.ci tie Conri ssSi
ii may iir M Cherry rct"fa md nev.r . wl
',i''.i ""!": r''hica'.a !, - other iors cs.
-. EIEE-oS
-. hero l. an r'l"" IN the i,ae. 20 rnr wi.r h-,.
"n",'r 1n @hich IN gi.- cl lr;csl
- fr,par.day G. AYE LnyeI M,eq,.t,.,,.,. and .od
irn"eiss A.cHs for he Pyopriaor. a., -rA3m
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A CRUSHING" CLIPPING Webster in alluson to
the fugitive slave law, says
Ut received the proper sanction of the Houses of
Congress and the President of the United States. thu
law Of the land and SUCH s to DO respected and obeyed
oy all good citizens have heard man. ,chose opinion
north regarding deny its conslu,ionay; and those who
counsel violent resistance to IT, counsel that which, if take
place sure TO lead boodshed and the commission of
capital offences II remains be how far the deuded
and deuders will in this career Of fac,on folly and
crime"
What will IF. D." say ,his7 Which D. will speak
answer 8ererythe black the white bean Douglass
Or Dexterl-[ Boston Post
PREMIUMS.-The following premiums were brought to
the Valley of Virginia from the Baltimore Agricultural Fair:
Col Josiah W. Ware Of Clarke county, for the best LOT
OF ewes the first premium Of 49,
nc Sor ware for the best lot Of lambs premium Of S.
the same for the second best IS. r = " =
sio. - - - 'As 0es' imported eve premium OF
To Smith g Ke%p's three horse plough, se.
ing and reapiug machine, So. - ~ - 49,"
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EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER TELEGRAPH


Nrw CASTLE Delaware, Nov. 7, 10 P. M.-The steam
er Telegraph Of the Ericsson Line her passage from Phi
hdelpha TO Baltimore busted her boiler oil this place,
about o'clock P. NJ So far some "a hive been
Others badly wounded Seven or eight who drifed ashore
picked up. Il supposed that large number
blown overheard among whom the captain and
The wreck has ded miles below, there being
mer here 10 tow her In.
Mr. Charles Hagan. passenger, who has just landed
Gays she had too much steam at the time Of the exo
son.
SECOND DISPATCH. los, P. M-For,y passengers have
just landed among whoa great many badly wounded
and scalded So:Io survive There about TWEEN.
ty on board, suffering greatly.
The Arsenal has been thrown open for their nccommoda.
ton, and six doctors have arrived from Wilmington.
Among the wounded five ladies' The people here
doing oil In their power TO alleviate the suerngs Of the
wounded
TalaD Dsparc,, ioS, p M.-The steamer has just been
towed to the wharf Her cabin floor arewed with
died. Captain Claypool has been bully h.t Seven dead
bodies aboard,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

BOARD or ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS-Wc
UNDERSTAND says the National INTEL gcnce that this Board
which convened Wednesday, al the Quarermasters Of
fcc resolution Of the House Of Representatives,
,rny MR. noain ves,erday nursuan, H. adiournmeni II is
understood that the Military Board before their adjournment
will in conjunction VII Board Of Naval officers
session. for the purpose settling the relative rank and
rccedece o officers belonging 10 both branches of The
vice.
The Military Board consists OF Gen. Scott, President;
Can Jcsup Gen. WOOL Col. Crane Col Hitchcock, Lieut.
Col .arard SnreeJn Mower iea,. Col Scott, Recorder
The Navy Board consists %. Commodore Charles Stew
arr Commodore Charles Morris Commodore w. q. S.ub-
lex Commodore VI. L Prr.r Captain y. l.. Ireese
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DEATH OF ACLERK-REMOvALS
MENTS-RIMOREn RENEWALS

WAsHrSoToS, d. c., Nov. 7.-Wm Devereux an expe-
renced Clerk in the Indian Affairs Office died to-day from
the effects of a wound received on Saturday.
a; Loughry and John Mullary have been removed rs
CLERKS from the Indian Affairs Department.
VIM A. Kennedy has been appointed Clerk in the Post.
Office Department vice Chapman Butler.
reported that Mr.. Butler Clerk in the Second Audi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

GARDENERS. FLORISTS SHIP OWNERS. INCORPORATE
co;IPa MES MASCFi CrlRERS. AEriIhNS. PROBES
SiuSAL MEN. MECHANIC AID OTHERS.
IHyE PrMP AND FIRE ENGINE CONFINED -Riogr SEcrs
Il UNITED SrArEs ikrIsaS FaTiIt--Aii inrinEtmrl
VIII prneschird by Law is Is dc valuable nfenton
tce ami without, which r5lc
private dwellings. Incomplete. aE! comparatively
cure Wl this cheap aud efficient Fire Engine the farmer re.
c,v all Conf an
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GEOIGrA-MORE
GOI.D-IMPORTANT FROM HAYANA &c

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GEORGIA-MORE
New YoRK, Nov. THE steamer Georgia. from Cha
gres with dates to 26h u reached the wharf o'clock
this afternoon She brings 200 passengers and $500 600
worth Of gold dust She left Havana the I'd inst
Havana has been quiet. The new Governor General is
hoary expected. Much speculation his manner Of
proceeding.
Ten thousand troops were on hei, way to Spain-Some
had already arrived.
Two vessels Of owed 10 sea- but their desina
ton kept secret
The Georgia left the steamer Pacific for Chagres to sail
the follwing day.
DEATH OF A CIERK-pEMnvAr AppnINr
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A FIRE JOKE.

genlleman-whose name i, is not nece''
sa,y to meniion-los, a trunk Of valuable
clothing, stolen from house in the lmme'
date neighbo'hood Of the late fire. He la
mcnlcd heavily over his loss. A day or two
since his trunk was discovered, but some
rogue had distracted his beautiful vests, Fl le
shirts and other elegau, sorce habili~sns
and filed up the space with iobacco-pfoba
bly stolen also. He was full Of wrath at the
trick, when a byslandsr broush, him to a
sudden pause. What right hare you to
complaiu OF loss when the thief loft you a
qaid pro quo I" That stumped him.
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whom il was originated. Oa the contrary,
is principal object was more efisctusl CO.
operation IN that war. as TO the defence Of the
New England States.
Qae"ion by The Prisoner.-Has no, that
Convention been generally repuied 10 the u.
nied States 10 be reasonable 7
Ansp1.-Much has been said and publish.
cd to that effect, but without the least found.
alton. | believe knew their proceeding
perfectly, and that every measure, done or
proposed, has been published to the world
No one has ever been pointed out, TO my
knowledge, as inconsistent with their obiga.
tons TO the United States. nor was any sue h
act ever contemplated by them.
This certainly prcscnts dideren, view Of
the Hartford Convention from that which is
generally entertained.
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Pcnnsy!vania Legislature.
UARRIsBUEG. Feb. %

HARRISBURG, Feb. -.
SESATg.-The Sena'e organized at 10 A,
NJ. The resolutions relative 10 the integrity
Of the Union Of The States, introduced b,
Mr.. Matthias, were .akenl up and adopted IA.
follows:
Whereas, the Members Of the General As.
scmbly.of Pennsylvania have seen with decI
regret. in several sections Of our happy and
I glorious Republic, indications of dissatislac
lion with our fundamental organization, q.
embraced IN our constitution, and an appar
eni disposition upon the part Of some to ef
fec, radical change; and whereas. in these
feelings of dissatisfaction toward that sacred
instrument the People Of Pennsy yana Dc
moi participate ; therefore,
Resoired by the Senate ard House of Rep
resen'atrrs IF the .Ccmmonmealh ef Penn
syirana. in Geaerai Assembly met, That the
Union is Identified with all the gIores Of the
past, all the blessings Of the present, aud all
the hopes Of The future; anil hat Penns, Iva.
nil, true to the constitution aud all its prnci
pies, viii never wayer ia her fidelity 10, lhsi
noble charter.
Rtso'red That the Governor Of this Com.
monwcallh be requested TO forward a copy Of
the foregoing 10 the Governor Of each Of The
States aud Territories, and to the President
uf The Senate AID Speaker Of The House ol
Representatives OF Soc United States.
Immediately after The adoption Of the res
buttons, the members Of The Senate proceed.
cd 10 The hail uf the House Of Representa-.
lives, when. after the Farewell Adde'S "
had been read, they adjourned.
liousE or REPRESENTATIVES,. This being
The anniversary OF The birth day Of Washing.
ton, IN accordance with resolution Of the
House Mr. Meek and Mr.. Jones, the com.
mll,ee for Iha, purpose appointed, introduced
The Senate, Governor and Heads Of Depart.
meats into the Hall Of the House, when the
CIetk read Wa,hng'on's Farewell Address
10 the People Of the United States" After
which the persons introduced retired, and the
body adjourned.
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|%NOtice
Attorney for Prosecuting Claims Il I
the City of Washington.

fYNUE Subscriber undertakes the collection, settle.
Il ment and adjustment of all manner of claims,
accounts or demands against the government of the
United States, any Foreign State OF country be-
fore Commissioners, before Congress or before any
of The public Departments at Washington.
The procuring OF patents, Army aud Navy Pen
sions the collection of accounts ainst the Govern
men, all Land Claims and every demand or other
business of whatever kind requiring the prompt and
efficient services of an Attorney or Agent.
4 residence of fourteen years at the Seat OF the
Federal Government, with thorough and familiar
acquaintance with the various systems and routine
of business at the diferen: Offices, well as in Con
gress added to his free access TO the ablest leg al
advisers, fneeded justfes the undersigned in pledg.
ing the fullest satisfaction and the utmost dispatch
oahose who may entrust their business to his care.
Being we'll known to the greater part of the citizens
of this District, and to many gentlemen who have
been members of Congress in the last twelve years,
it is desAed useless 10 extend this notice by special
reference. Communications must be prepaid IN all
cases.
Charges or fees will be regulated by the nature and
extent of the business but moderate in all cases.
Address, II, c. SPALDlNG,
Washington,.D. c.
Nov 80. 1919 SIT.
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Restoration Il preservation of tn,
EE IA n EGO
by NJ. WISE & SON, of Virginia.
~ C3GrGa

~a-A \-lS1 4-AL9
a. WISE & SON, finding it altogether impossi.
4SE . bic to attend personally 10 the great number
Of daily applications from all sections ofthe Union for
their Remedy for Badness, and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found it neces,a airy to appoint
General TaoeiiiHg agent to visit different cities
and towns throug bout the United States vestng him
with authority to appoint sub agents, use and vend
the Hair Tome. and to apply the RESTORATIVE
and to put them into the hands of these he may ap.
point to operate wherever a sufficient number Of pa.
tients III snv town neighborhood shall he obtained
Capt GEORGE CALVERT, OF Farquier county,
Va, is alone authorized to act General Travelling
Agent, with the powers above indicated.
Capt c. may be expected 10 visit, as speedily as
practicable the principal cities aid towns Of the U.
MON.
N. D. Capt, Calvert will always have ON hand a
full supply of the HAIR TONIC (Which cleanses
the head Of dandruff, strengthens and invigora,es
The hair, and prevents II, also, from falling oa) for
the region OF country most contiguous to his opera,
tiOus, or it may always be obtained, at wholesale,
and forwarded to any part ofthe Union BY address,
ing the proprietors. NJ. WISE Il SON, Richmond,
Va.
GFPrice 50 per zen cash. Six bottles for SIS
or ono dollar sing bottle.