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.RE.oPENENe9 OF THE

No SIS st. Charles street.
WIS Establishment has lately been opened under New
Administration, thoroughly repaired and renovated and
unsurpassed by any Saloon the city and to those who en-
say, Gipe as q Call.
TIE 3 AR win always Be supplied with the CHOICEST
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DAILEY,s PAN RxTRACTOp.
ERYaIPELAG-

For Erydpelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable.
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
other place. The Pain Extractor however draos cat,
and completely removes the cause Of the disease and effects
fhnrnn III cure. -
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TRY DAIIEY's pam EXVR "a CTOR.

She brought my bed box and applied some to the sores
ease wherever touched me, and begged
for enough annoint thoroughly Ii obtained and
life seemed TO invest To remove the burning pain
ia the chest mnde Pills of 1t, and took them, which
cured me- my lie 10 your valuable Extractor,
being strong ever and have been early
in the year 1872. KERZIA FRENCH. :
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CusroM- HeusE, New ORIRAKs,
q L Collectors Office, Apnl Is, 1850,
La day Of May next, at Pubic Store, No S3 Bier.
vile street a. u O'Clock NJ. BY Sykes, Hyde Co, r. B.
10 kaii.pipss BRANDY, c. II. No. lto1O;
e 10 ar do do. q. ii No. II to 20
Said Brandy having been imported from Rordeanx per bark
Rosa Maa and BE- sold under the 18th oil the aci
s ssii u = ''' = SAN j PETERS. Collector
FgAiIss AND BATHING APPARATUS, dc.
NphA MCCARTHY, PLpMnKR, No. \ "a CAMP
sthEET, New Orleans. has Just received anew 8 j
az large aslIsmet Of Bras Cocks, various sEes Sd
Cooking Ranres. Rafhir ~ ssd Sl,csee Bats NJ
a .l s5as aRq tep3rile Lead Fipe Sheet Lead work
~ gg eaa lale "A u eFaes promptly attended Ia .
III ChArses niodizaia. ~ = q q n abl9sl {,
M ~ paset Il. hhds and eases; MADEIRA Sherry
~ "a III; aass and egbu ca O vsy haIsfsr
NH BARELlA & co. Il CasnOa slrssi.
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The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases is
wonderful, quickly does all pains and soreness
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAINS. Its success in
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled.
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'-'''' MITCHELL & SHORT.
PRiVATK IR0ARnINIa....---.No.Ia Nafch.l 81

MISS ANN HALLETT, (lats of the FRANK1ls
W. H0usE, Mobile bsgs leave 10 inform her Friends -
And he Public that she has opened a PRfp.aTE I'M
The House has been newly furnished and with Terms 10 suit
the times. and determination make her Boarders com
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CAST STEEL SAWS.
VIE snbscrlbers manufacture from the BEST CAST
SEEEL Circular Saws from Two 10 SIXTY inches h III,
ameter; also Mill Pitt, Crosscnt and other Saws MI Of su
peqf quy phey also state that these saws are ground
3y lhe patent MACHINERY which enables them 10 claim "a.
euvey Ior Their Saws the advantages derived from Tie use
ms merely made perfectly true and regular in THICKNESS
o una az any part, thus strengthening Circular saws by
% ae centre The truth and uniformity Of their surface
les power required drive the saws besides they will not
need % frequent sharpeningbe less liable become heated,
and also produce saving in TIMBER
~ These Saws may be had Of the subscribers, at the
Hardware Merchants in this city and throughout the
Unlted States. r. HOE & CO.,
oa9 6md&W 20 and 81 Gold street, New York.
irish HERRINGs AND sALNEON-
Il so kegs very fine ROE HERRING;
50 dozen and lb. canister SALMON just landed and
= for sale by Il. WOOD a. CO.,
VaO Post Il. Second Auuicipality
JAMAICA RUAl-In bond-of fine quality for sale by
- mills JOHN TOOLE, Is Bank Place.
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PAfsNf aissTAIdI6 INDIA TUR6IsFs = IA ;SlSsI1s

'tE sshse1ee Agenn for the Manufacturer have coh
.ats @ hasa ard age ready receive orders for every
ysoQRrfAKq and other Patents, such as Capes PoarIes
eA Slohing of all kinds, Army and Navy Baas
~ nel3 ttqNs 4hls Ifearvers, Camp Blankets Tens
snsHuacks Sun Gpys Hospital and Caniase Cloth Steam
NIL ent Gin Bands, Hose, and every Other altic
esaee q INDIA hHbbef, warranted Of the best quay and an
y tselSQ Frees Aways on hand large nssortment
q a4A.klDlshss N ARNEsS, LEATHER, COACH and
sleey Warehoaes Nos % and SO Common street, Second
tse. lfpm Mega1lne ArAels New Orleans. - n a., =
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X k-3Fly tle 5ftI1VAE-Jhe subscribers
beg leaye q say that the house has been Thoroughly @
EspaiFed and pAated The house Is spacons and the
wishing 70 ENJOY ths!selyes during the Summer The Bath
tfouss are good Tbs well known character OF the House.
and the locality Of Biloxi for Sea Bathing speak for them
selves The preprelo pledge teuve that neither pains
expense shall be spared make she comfortable
The table will be ata times well supplied with the best the
market affords togeser with FISH and every variety
The bar will be supplied with the very best Of Liquors. an 81
which have been selected with great The house win
be opened on the s0fh instant. :. -
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wv Three doors from anal h5&
TttE 7lasrsnea desires 70 Inform The pnblc
sss sd ia ssa s ssSs sa y Pf y 5RoaF Res
FteIy Lta;r.ets n19ss az On accomplishing terms
sssd S Co. y 4 Be 70 sas & is sh
ionf a3'a ns'ed heAqtitay II Rosewood, Black Walnut
M "a Tknaass masRsr AIss ss iusis ee asia
(an fsa5'g feEsess which foi srsenesa Of tone have
ne ssq 81 soaa * s' ysss = county
sls HeE lRpT en- I'm rano FoFtess the patent
s . ss1gss a ssss saS & p 81
; 81 has s srpa as 'eans much longer IN
{. ". z. AssaI Ee5 asa :flcsss celebrated Grand
q ieas hl5 stand pissninsat ~ : ~ 'ss'7''
Iss D s' fgss , q Psysl = Paris
ssassE ; \ B ssg (, liberal
ks9s tE,SSlsa mi sIsa "a ~
fa isss Chncss. Laases. Sesebs sss
svfs esessl lSSs. : rssiass lssHs Seoands),
Qsass a. dsIIsy. yi0lns sioiopcslIOs. tlsrinsis,
s, fA wa As p1ar szssuisG a isssonsbs price, :.
b54's with Bass inrInrsanls and Band Music
49, a "a M s asd ,gls sensn on hand and made to
iG. ie largest catalogue in the South The stock
R & oss twenty seas Init are many old
NAV MUSIC Iaeeived BY every ARRIVAL from the North,
every Fssk d g eonpos IsS P socss
q sesas sf5 az '!s sSa fMSss S RECEIVED
ts telis,ee Ola by addressing the undersigned
g ss 'Ao s S L ~ w WI Ha %A Yen
TzsQ& IA fllE-FI ANO FORTES from = 17777---5 :
*. S '.s.F s'lsss sna !: chseksing. 4
se'2ps.3ns. 4 4 believed, pc bsst aaur u v y
s s z ss q ss,Ss ss Rs ISS sasy
rs Y ~ HiNn1 PARSONS ss Camp .,..s.
a N. I1l1T
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ee is49-tlayng been long acquainted with Doctor
NS2dsoh w rem take pleasure in recommending him the
ness habits and integrity. J. A. QuITMAN
Gov. elect of Mis-
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Baton Ronge, Dee Isl I8S9-+I have
no hesitation in recommending Mr. Wren 10 he pnbjc M
fyl3 F--7 ia Kc Jot1ns55NSS " Soni'1en cs'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-25

Dayiss Syrup qf Wild Cherry and Tar-yVe would "a /
attention to the Of this valuable medicine Ia an
other column. Several Of its sautay effects have CONF
under personal observation, and therefore conde
recommend it TO the aifhcted-Ed NJ u Hfek{p Yisfts,
and Temperance Sentinel, (TreatOn) FEB. 3, ls47.
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L1sOsIER. July 70, lSi6Y our Wild Cherry and Tar 5y
gives general Satisfaction We have been out Of i Tor s
time, and thought we would not order any; but il Is ali
daily inquired for, and we thought perhaps il would be
TO order some.
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UfNFsItAL AIENCE AT NEW UHLEANS.
NTOODSON WREN, (ate Postmaster at Natehez, }
w having resided upwards Of forty in the South,
partly New Orleans, but mostly at Nacbez. has removed
to New Orleans, and offers his services as Err
6 E 7 Tie WI attend particularly 70 the purchase,
Lots Vacant Lots, in this city any part Of the United
States also to the adjustment of claims and accounts fo
any part Of the world the collection of debts taking depo
si0ns, and aqthenncating deeds and other documents
Those wishing ms services requested be particular in
giving definite Instructions that win not be misunderstood
and those wishing real estate to be purchased sold or ex
changed should give descriptions of The rnDertv
,S ssf qddessed 70 him on business New Orleans post
He is COMMISSIONER for Mississippi and nbama 10 take
deposltons and acknowledgements OF deeds G- fiji &c
at No. 80 Grauier street.
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NTURPHY,s HOUfsEI..'

ID MURPHY begs leave to inform his friends and lissf
~. the public generally, that he prepared to ,,;s
receive on very liberal terms BOARDERS by the 4ssl
DGF, Weak or Month. The central situation Of this House
70 the business portion of the city renders particularly de
able Ion rsange visiting this city either for pleasure bust
mss, Tvs 3m
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PORT CARBON, February 90, 1s47-.Hessrs. Ra5tnsen,
Collins Co.: am happy to inform you that tlipk iJr
Dayiss syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar win take the lead "
N our part OF the country of il, and have hs5
dozen bottles bespoke have been asked 50 often for r
Daosss DepHTGtirs Extract and JOSEPH Daysjs Ho5s
Imminent, that have taken the liberty of writing ftr ar
agency for the above articles if agreeable You If 90 paSss
write word and send two dozen ekch with large
show bills Respectfully yours, SAML. r. KENYON.
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WELLsyILLE. Ohio, January g. I8a7The article of WI.
Cherry and Tar find TO be valuable medicine and use
considerably in my practice. have sold and used nearly n
that You have forwarded and would be pleased 70 have 70,
send another supply the of Transportation
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EF Merchants from different sections of the country give
The most atteng accounts Of the universal popularity and Ell
heacy OF Dr. Dayiss Syrup under their notice. A number
Of then witnessing its virtues, have regularly sold Il on con
don that it did not give satisfaction, the price should BE-
returned, and no Of them has had any application 10 re
turn the money This speaks volumes favor Of the edi
cne We append few extracts from ORDERS samples Of
those we receipt of well Of verbal accounts
[Fron Doctors YGagkaH and Rush. both practising ply
sleiaRs, as nell as JlTHggistSJ
MIsHAwAKA, Ind, June l. 1sf7--fjr DAVIS Syrup of
Wild Cherry and Tar off like not cakes We thiYk tha
y0u choose TO give Wholesale agency for that nlsne
we can dispose OF almost amount in Northern Indiana
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S The following statement is from worthy and vel
known citizen. Mr. Mar has been for several year hi
rector OF .he Public Schools and has held offices OF
PHIIADELPHIA, September 10, 1894 month or more
SINCE was attacked with obstinate hacking congh which
resisted the common remedies such paregorc and soui
and other ordinary medicines DR. Uays's Gonipond yrn
Of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved me ia few doses and three
iOurhs OF bottle entirely cured me. My mother who Is
sqalls and paregonc has been taking Dr. Days medicine fo
before she commenced taking it.
THOMAS MnLAR. Al Race street.
TT Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General Agents iOT
the South and West J. WRIGHT s. co,
No. 1871 CAartres. street, New Orleans;
Where all orders mnst he addressed. dIi
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PEMAI,E MEDI6I22SNFE BUrLER' u.

DR.. Townsend's Sasapara Is a sovereign and speedy cur
eE ihcpient C0nsumpton, Senenn, ErQlapzuS UteTi,
Falling OF the WOnb, CoatiVenss, pics, LsuchOuhGh
Whites, DISTRACTED dticalt MensruatiOn, Lneontinene
OF Urine or involuntary discharge thereof and o tine genera
prosauon Of the sTstem-nO matter whether the result
inherent cause Or causes, produced By hpguarty Illness
accident Nothing can be more surprising than tsnygoatn
tnde from taking q oncs becoe robust ard full Of ene
nnGer ~ Influence Ii Immediately ceuneracts the nefveess
ness of the female ame. which the gEeal CAUSE OF barrr
ness II viii not be expected ri in Of 70 delicate
nature to exhibit certificates OF perfofmed but we ca
assure the afflicted, that hundreds Of cases have c eTsqI
~ ny. Thousands Of cases where ias have been ithou
Children using few bottles Of this
have been blessed with fine. healthy olllninr.
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t gentleman of this city, who has been troubled witt
an abity OF the urinary organs for several years which,
may be supposed, constant trouble TO him. day AM
night was recently cured of cold and cough by t
rs q Dr DAVIS Compound syrup OF d Cherry and Tar
ce that the more tedious affection gradually disappear
ing II has now been yea since be has ceased na
the medicine, and the tabity Of the bladder enirey re-
moyed and ne feels stronger and better health than beort
ne was attacked with cod such the soothing and reno
yatng effects OF this valuable medicine Its efficacy is Inc
same IN inflammation Of the kidneys liver palpitaton d
nervous treinors, etc TOany similarly Aft aed
VINO may want respectable reference, his will he given
and we cons inquiry people often deceived by nd
yesed medicine that they frequently reject those which are
good and free OF qnaeGery -
We are acqnanted with the gentleman whom the above
statement audes. lie is low-cralsman respectable
master pTinter.-Ed. KGyst0Rel
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Dr. Townsend, not having tested his Safapanla In
oil Fits, OF course recommended it, and surprise
. receive The following from Intelligent and respectful s
Farmer Of WestGhesbeT county:
FoaDHAM, August Is, 1877.
DR.. JopnSead-Dear Sir. have itile gh seven year
ut age, VINO has been several years afflicted with Fia
ted aoet everything oT her, but without success last
although we could ind recommendation in circulars
Tor cases Ike hers, thought, she in deeats
yery glad we did, for not only restored her strength but she
has had no return Of te Fits, pleasure ard
prise She il fast becoming rugged hearty, for which
we feel grateful. Yours, respectfully,
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Or. Jotr1isond-f verify believe that your Sarsapala
has been the MEANS through Providence Of saving my ie
Rave Tor several years had bad cough Ii became worse
night sweas and was greatly debitaad and reduced and
did not expect to lSe have only used your SarsapaTla
IN me- am now able 70 walk all over the city. raise no
that am thankful for these results Your obdt servant
MN. RussRLf,. (atlfarine street..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
<sss-
HANnERIYN THE PAINTER

As INTERESTING lScIDEST-NHAr TRIPLES MAKE Men
When Aaron Burr the height of his power
Ing the honors Of the Republic in Journeyng through the
iGeiior Of New York he struck. day at tavern
with the singular spirit apparent in little pen and ink
drawing that hung the fire place in the bar-room
Upon inquiry he asceraned that this The production Of
the landlords son. apprentice 10 neghbong black
smith.
Colonel Burr expressed curiosity the lad who
accordingly for His conversation and appearance
gave evidence genius and the oapedency OF send
ing him The city, III oier furnish him with the rud
Of education, suggested To this, however,
the father dcmurred snspcctng from the interest which The
traveller expresscd in the chds welfare that he real
ly valuable member oi his family than he had
been esteemed.
Just leaving the house. Colonel Burr said The
youth in low Of voice, put shirt in your pocket
New Yok and inquire for Aaron Burr he will ake
care you" and Immediately mounted his horse Several
month"; by, and the circumstance have related
pass,d from the mind Of Col. BUR, when morning
law country boy lshst,d into the breakfast room, who
instantly pulled out nicely rolled up package from his
pocker and laid the table Col Burr upcEed and
surprised find contained nothing but cotton
shirt which he then reminded he had desired should
be brought him the metropolis from such village The
hcarcr young NandIiyn and rom at day his better
commenced Under the patronage Of the Vice Pre-
sien OF the United States he Italy, where he
completed his studies and prepared himself for those greater
abors which have given him place in the first rank
os our native artists.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
MILITARY CONVENTION.

Alta preliminary meeting of the delegates appointed on
behalf OF the Volunteer companies OF Richmond 10 represent
tcm in the Convention proposed be held on the 9 OF
October next, held Lafayette Hail. on Friday evening,
the 21th uli.: =,
On motion of Capt Sheppard of the r. L. Blues the
meeting organized BY the appointment oi Chp Ni1-
no. Fayee Artillery chairman, and peyon 1ohns'on Vi
r. l.. Dragons, secretary.
On of Capt. G. O. Tompkins, H. H. Dragons, II
was Resored That this and all future meetings OF this dele
CATION should be under military discipline
The object the meeting then brlehy explained oy
the chairman. Upon calling for The list of delegates, there
found be present thirteen delegates from each OF the
different companies of this city.
On motion ReSolred That upon all business be-
fore the meeting each company should be entitled 10 ono
vote.
On motion of Capt Sheppard, committee, consisting
of from each company was appointed 10 prepare ana
repo business for The meetingwho retired, ana, aier
short time reported through their chairman, Captain
Danorh of the Eagle Infantry the following which was
adopted:
.Your committee recommend
"lst That all the Volunteer Companies of this city unite
in collation. 10 be given the 18th of October, TO which
all the delegates said convention shall be invited
I'D That the expenses attending the said collation. be
borne equally by each Company OF this city
49, That committee consisting of one from eaeh ooil-
pany this city, be appointed make oil necessary ar
rangemcnts for said collation..
a. That committee of five be appointed 10 procure sui
table place for the meeting of said Convention ana 10 give
due notice thereof through the newspapers OF the CITY,
- That the Comnandanis of the Volunteer Companies OF
this city shall be committee invite such persons as tney
may deem proper TO participate in the proceedings o e
Convention
30 That all delegates be requested to appear in Uniform
the sessions OF the Convention -.
On notion il was Resolved That the Chairman OF this
meeting be authorised TO call another meeting OF ne oee
pations from this city, such time he may think proper
BY giving notice the Chamen of said delegations OF oy
publication in the newspapers of the city
On motion, the meeting then aolonrnea;; =,
prvrnr Jnursror Secretary
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WEST VIRGINIA
RFFOpN CONVENTION N vIR(JNJA

The election o delegates tie conycnon called
the constitution o Virginia has resulted in the
choice of large majority in favor Of radical popular fca-
tues Tor constitution. The change in the OF
popular feeling Is quite remarkable and only be aribu
ted the progress % liberal feelings, among those who
have il III the.r power 10 suppress Them. We notice with
surprise. br; qualification in Eastern Virginia where the
planting interest i greatly predominant, where il may
bc p.esl.l! III, * !: e 'iat .mlics
po'eniiattat, there in tie ancient dominion OF the Ran
doph-, RoaneS Giles Upshurs Nenabes, Nicholas &C..
the power of the demand of sanchi+cd people has been
felt aud responded 10 by The election Of reformed delegates
In that part o Virginia III the mountains the people
have ali lines been in favor ol constitution founded
liberal democratic principles. The convention which
that which in 53. 1t Will much atten-
oa but 81 doubt TINT lis libors will rebound NOR,
the credit uf Virginia The prestige "f great names viii
nlu the proceedings Of the delegates; something
more than sound viii be felt and effected
The convention OF l-.y regarded Of the
august assemblies of belonging single State that
had ever convened upon earth. The pride ol the Ancient
Dominion there. All her great statesmen met in
council There Madison Monroe, Marshall, Randolph
TaZewc. Leigh Duidrdrc Barbour, Alexander Campbell,
uhe rcforner Cpshur and host Of Others whose
b.ong her long list o statesmen and orators abouusly
engaged for five long months in cevising for mankind
model instrumen, for their government. Ii seemed
thai Heaven, in lis mercy, had voucisated that these
wise should assemble towards the close o their
lives great body demonstrate the vanity and folly
of all human wisdom. textbook tor all future genera
lions ttspoken! But alas the mountain aborcd and
forth c.ept mouse The constitution framed by that august
assembly has failed and new must be formed Young
or cnmen Of practical acquaintance with the desires vi
the people will nee. and concocl for them an organic
structure in the spirit Of modern feeling and policy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
a

NAsHISGTUN UCT 7, IooU.
The universal land bounty bill engrossed approved
and enrolled before discovered that there i'm
portant error in it, The accidental omission OF certain words
renders doubtful whether will allow prohibit the
sale and assignment of before its location, and
before the issue Of the patent The Senate corrected The
error by supplemental bill and sent 10 The Hnuse and inc
session expired while the yeas and nays being called on
the bill. -
| suppose the will be construed ns TO preven. as
sipnments before location of the warrant ana issue ol
the patent, Ii So the bounty will still more worthless 10
the original grantee and will be bought still lower oy me
land obbes who will find practically 10 esaoe Tue
restriction deducng from the price OF the "afa1e 'he
amount OF the risk. ioS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

. For The Enquirer
!lessrs. Editors: The Reform Convention viii nee; on
he lth and is full time that lookn. around lor
suitable persons 10 fill the various important Offices within
lis glit for the despatch Of the business depends great
degree upon The selection uf proper officers Rotert &
Sco't or Henry l. " sc would make capital presiding vi
!cer and either would perform the duties Of the Chair aby
hTmy and impariially Secretary IL be chosen;
an! Tor this Office. | maine Charles Chaplin, Esq OF the
county oi kocabrdse. lie is gentleman Of unusually
fine Intelligence nniirng industry admirable business ab
its and qualifications pleasant end agreeable anners
skiltu pensmGn and, in all respects aea qlaied per
!apsr as any man in the Commonwealth. Ii he shall be
chosen the Convention and the public maycondeny rely
upon prompt and satisfactory discharge of the duties o.!
the Office.
MIR. Chaplin Is poor man, entirely dependant upon his
personal cte1ns for the support Of large and INTEREST," NJ
family For many years, he has faithfully discharged the
duties Of commissioner in Chancery for the county in which!
he resides by virtue of appointment Judge ThoEp-
son. and has for himself the reputation Of oi the
very best commissioners in the Valley of Virginia By lis
ability industry and eentlemany bearing he has given
versal satisfaction.
II pretty much settled hu the President of the conven
ton will be an Eastern May confidently rely
upon the East 10 accord TO us OF the West the Secretary
appeal then 10 The Eastern members 10 come forward and
sustain the election Of Western man. whois well qualified
for the Office, and who is 4 thorough Reiormer.
WEST VIRGINIA.