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silk and Fancy Dry Goods,

Nom IN store aai 0r,iotaR ~ erery Ste0mer,
sting in pnt Of Dress Goods ia every yaetE Tnf-
elh aud atin Ribbon; tancy Bonnet md Cap Ribbons,
elegant assortment; block and inpcy Silks White
Goods, every dcsclipon; Lnres an. Enbroderies;
Glovcs Mitts, Hosiery Cmyut., &c. &c.
Merchants from the country respectfully invited
10 examine stock. iy29-2mif
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DEEDM0NE WORKS. EiLlsoN il Pr
4 Yftef0r.
steam Saw and Planning Mills,
peor, Sash BiiHd anil Rof Iacio,B
M and Machine Irork.
Iron Turning and Fiking,

Biarh smi hing = III descriptions
Those works having been fitted up NJ great expense
with steam power und nrge variety Of machinery IA,
working wood and iron, form the most conpcterstn
shmen of the Mind in thu Southern Stutes. und can
execute better work ard n cheaper rntes dun enn BE-
enc in tho ordinary mode.
Builders aud those intending to build, supplied with
Doors. Blinds, W induw Frames and Sash (prmed M
glued # regurcd) Mouldngs Flooring drcs,ed anc
,ngue and grooved, rcndy for laying. dressed Ceiling
aud Notwithstanding, Poneg, aud variety of other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump aud Stone Cars Der
rir, Occurring Whcebnrows, Picks aud Bars, aud Other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly on hnnd and for sale, rcasonshlete
all varieties Of Flooring md other Lumber, worked oi
unworsed. Saw ing aud Planning done To order. Bill.
Of Timber -awrd 10 order.
Jan l-in4 A. NETTLErOS, Agent
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CONGI} less.

WAsHiNGToN Aug. 3.
Both Houses Of Congress adjourned on ac-
count of the death OF Mr.. Ranioul. The eulo-
gy in the Senate, was pronounced l,y Mr. Sum
ner, and the House 10y Mr.. Mann.
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n v prepared Us 10 ulHoHlze an" ut u" h"iaoh WIN
each other.
r. r, r,
RADwAY's READY RELIEF is the first and only rem
ely recorded in the Medical history OF the world
that has stopped the violent pains in few seconds
It will stop the pains in five minutes or less
and WI, cure the obstinate and painful Rhcuma-
tsm, Nervous, Neurnlgic and Bilious complaints in
few hours, internal and external. 1t never fails in Civ
ing instant the most tormchting and agon2iug
pains. 1t has cured in ninety out of hundred,
rheumatism in fou hours; neuralgia in one hour Group
ii ten minutes; tiarrhna in fifteen minutes Toothache
in second spnsm in FIVE minutes; cramps in five min
ut"s; sick headache in fifteen minutes; chill fever in if
minutes chiblains in five minutes; throat in
fonr hours influenza IN hour Spinal complaints,
stiff joints, ,rans bruises, wounds, frost bitca,
cholera morbus DIS sentery tic dooreux and all other
complaints where there is puins. Railway Ready
Relief will instantly stop the pan and quickly the
disease.
Sich Heod. clc-Radway's Ready Relief willstop the
most distressing pains in few minutes and prevent
neyyrd attacks. II will cleanse and swcetcn tho
nch aud neutraze the poisonous acids Of The yste
Rheumatism-cascs curca-ln the year 1851, Rad
ways Ready Relief cured 30 900 Of Rhcu-
matism in New York 30 600 in Boston; 20 600 in Phil
adephia; 900 in Michigan aud 1000 in Illinois.
So quick Is Railways Ready Rc.iefin carin Rhcumn
tisin That nine patients Of every rcliev ID
all pain in few minutes after the frt applications
we have known mnnyas twenty persons IN day, who
hive called Office in their cnTingrs to have the
Relief applied by U.s. aud in fifteen minute, have walked
away cing, that they huvo been ublo more to
walk alone without the aid Of stick crutch.
Price of r. Relief, . cents 30 cents, and II per
bottle. Each bottle to be genuine must bcaI the fac
similc signature Of Rodwoy & Co. Sold hy Druggists
| everywhere. For sale by d. K. LYMAN,
| aug I2wim Dmgei-t Iynchburg.
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DRVaDENDs.--The Pre- i
gro A0n Wor,', OF W a'c''cs nnd

~ CV9SOO Jb' LIN lust received from
New York, very larse and extensive assortment n
Watches olall the no-t approved makers English L.
yer, Anchor and Lepne, both untirg aud open cases.
some fine suitable Tor Ladies w,pr Alsn an as
sortrnent Of Gold Chains, Ghalehnes. Bracelets.
Brenst Pins Eur Rings, Finger RitEs, Gold Thimhles.
Pencils and Pens &c Se being the utee-t and finest
stock Of Jewelry ever brought 10 TIL, mnr.ri. The
Goods will be exhibited our snles room on Monday.
and remain for few duys only they from, the
source TINT have given such general susiucton at our
former salcs.
The Ladies' Dealers and others arc respectfully nvi.
ted TO call every article will be warranted repre-
sened and will be sold ubout ouehol the usnnl pl-
ces. nne 9--d3t1 MOSBN & GARLAND.
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y OTICE.--lAMEs RIVER LAND

" FOR SALE.-The undersigned wishes to move
rexas Til, fall aud offers bis desirable lands for sulc
in the county 81 Botetourf, Virginia lying on James
River twenty miles aboye Buchanan, where the Packet
boats run 10. There isopwafds Of Eight Hundred
Acres in the home trnct--nnd one hundred and fifty
oeres of low gfound-plcoiy Of Timber and good
portion Of wheat land on IT. The house live in il
- TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING pas In
liii snge and nine rooms. fine Brick Mill, .~4~-
pnir of runners IN il, good Saw MIL large Store
mud Lumber House II feet long Il wide, Alnrge frame
Burn, - feet long q feet wide md all necessary
budiugs-Gne mcadows good Orchard OF seeeteh
Fruits, inn good neighborhood and fine water as is
IN tie county. The other is story house with
four rooms, five hundred yards oil in fine situations all
buildings requisite To it. The Other trac Is
mile below the river Of 1852 Acres, hundred in
pfthe best low ground on james Kiycr-two good To-
hneeo hoascs-n well ofns fns could be wish
ed for There Is good turnpike running from this
pnce To tie Sweet Springs 30 miles-3 miles To Dnggers
SPRING. offer this property rrivntey to the last OF
une, Il sell va let ii be known in the popers-if
sold privately will sell at public auction onthe 9Th
day Of August, II r if not the next in- day. To any
gentleman wishing the land will be present TO
show it any time. II IA seldom thut such land is in
market the whole being in fine Of cultivation.
The River il nuyigube for small boats to COynglon,
thirty miles obovo this place.
fJnnc 7.tl8A1 JOHN Shirley.
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Pr0orcSS OfNc CA0lcra.

new cases and three deaths Of cholera during
the last u hours.
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MISCELL ANEOUs.
(tHEAP GOODs-FOR CASH.

~ nov receiving large aud Complete aszortrnen, ~
nes STRING and SUMNER GOODS: cemnri.ine ~.
utest and most fashionable vafe- ties and styles i'm.
ported this seoson--whch offering at unusually
IaN psiees. Intending to sell for CASH mean to he
safshcd ith smn sohs, and thereby viii make il to
he ioerest ofall to give call-whch most cor.
lialy solicit from those having Goods to buy. will
promise rs nahy inducements in tho way Of STYLES.
price,, and large aud we selected stock 10 pick fron
~ enn be found ~ any establishment in the State.
deem it needlesst give oven the heads or branches
composing ny stock my long experience has taug b,
me The wants ofevcry class OF eacrs Suffice Il there.
oIe to any that | feel assured am fully prepared 10
,uswer the demands ofall-and ash allto cnil
nnrc 2O-ifIs JOHN G. MEM
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FROM EUROPE.
III Y VI LONDON ANADENY.--E

\ e w H. % I'D % ACADEN 4. --ED-
~ MuND w. HORSLEl. PRINCIPAK.-1he cx-
ercses of this Institution will commence the first day
of September next, and continue fer months. Tie
nsuu branches of English education, the Latin and
Greek Classics aud Mathematics, will be Taught.
MIR Hosley came highly recommended to the Trus.
tees, as gentlemen possessing high qualifications
Teacher, uniting with classical education, the
greatest industry and energy Aud having had his sery-
tor the Inst ten monhshe has given full
TERMS Tuition $50 dollars f,r the Session Of 0
months Board $50 per Session. half of each ply
able in advance the other hafn The end Of the first five
months.
Boarders for of the Academy .....-....s? 100
Day Scholars ..........I. Loo
Students expected to board with the Principal.
au l2.wjw FLEMING SAUNDERS, Prcs'i.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
YENHE MAIL TRAIN will leave Lynehborg dniy.
4 (Spndoy's oxeepted) at % o'clock, NJ, and
turning will leave Bufords at O'Clock, ?. NJ.
mn ln-dla TIIOS. IEII Is AL.
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AND FOR SALE wish to sell 1906
/ zACRES of Land. wing near the Buffalo Springs
Buffalo River in Amherst County, about $50 OF which,
Is bottoms Of first quality. The bottoms are thoroughly
drained and irrigated ut will so TINT crop OF corn
mr. ofnss Is always certain There is IA SAW MILL
the tract with 81 feet head of and abundance of
timber About mile of Stone fencing is around the
Humid M land in tire County does exceed this in the
production of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat and Oats. On it
: a two Story Brick Dwelling and other houses. Mon
il wr'.ting or would sell Apply TO my ON
the pre,.Ises T.. DRUMMOND.
July Its
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observation-disclosures

A EStbA n H6A u AVN W. " avn
N aad SpiDiid sioch Fl Dry Cunts and Ready-Bia
clothing nj UhoiesaietS Reiaii.-GUGGENHE
g. INTERN YER respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they receiving n
splendid stock Of Dry Gooas suitable for the Fall aud
Winter seRson, embracing every article of LadieS' AMI
Gealita,p's ltar. All ofwhich the public invited
Ia call aud examine before purchasing elsewhere. we
hnvea beautiful assortment Of Inns and Caps Boots and
Shines will splendid aud general of Fancy
articles all Of which offered ut unusually low prices.
Gull aud see u.s. und we feel assured that yon will be
pleased with p,ices well Goods weore deter.
mincdto sell low, having purchased for cash
They also receiving splendid assortment III
Ready Minute C10fhing, Purchased by them fo, cash nj
unusually low prices. by which means they enabled
offer greater inducements 10 the public than any sim.
liar establishments
Thcywould particularly call the attention of country
merchants and others 10 their GRhoesnie P,ees-beliey.
ing that they will find il their interest togive them
call and examine their stock, before going farther Eust.
Thegrcn facilities which they enjoy in purchasing their
supplies, enable them with confidence, thai
their goods will be soldot CHMOND PRICES.
n. GUGGENHE1MER.
|. UNTERMY Err,
Der 23-ts Granite buildings, Cabell House.
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THE LATEST NEWS ;.
FURTHER By THE PACIFIC.

The most desperate election riots he'd occur.
red IN Ireland. At Limerick Tic mob IT
tackled tire military, " hfn the Litter fired upon
them, killing persons aud woundin5 may
others.
Changes are talked oi in the English Cubi.
net.
Mr.. Grinnel's American yacht Truant, won
The prize at Liverpool Oh Sturdy.
Il vas currently runorcd in Paris that an
other carp d efa would take place oaihe l5'h
August.
The approaching marriage of the President
with the Princess Of Baden. cXctes much talk
She Is Protestant, and grand daughter OF Eu-
gci e Beaul arnais.
The port. orC ubn and the Brazils have been
placed under quarantine at Lisbon.
LIVERPOOL. July 28.-Coton has been very
active at "a advance-fhe sales OF the last
three DAYS reaching II 600 bales. of which eS,
porlers took 1000 and spectators II 600
bales.
LONDON MARKETS
The Money market WAS steady-Consols
closed at 100! 1905
Coffee dull at lis for Ceyloo; Cotton was
hr,sk and tending upwards. Sugars rather
lower; Tallow firm.
FATAL RENcoNrRE "A fight occurred in
Al erdccn, Miss, on the 2 LIST uIt., between MIR.
Joseph Hum, and n man named Briggs. in
which the former was kiel. Briggs had not
been arrested at lat accouhts. although parties
" ere out III pursuit.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SCHOOL ron YOUNG LADIES.

1--WE uca Ses<irn of Mis- MAs-oNs School viii
L commence On The 1t September.
Tie terms iur Tuition and Bound viii be o. fallrws:
f,r tuition in English per month 81 On
For ." - frspch...-..#. ..-.-....-.-.# -. > 90
'or a - Music ........ .......#.. 49,. ) 90
For Bonri, including lighs, fuel and washing per
month. 49, 1880 ...--.. sl2 90
One half payable in advance. the oihcr the close
tie session.
Lessons viii he given IN German and in Dancing and
Dmwiug at froezso''s charges uuel2dtlsc
TENUEsNPEkE DRVsDENDs.--The Pre- j.
u dent md Directors of the Lsnehbulg nnd Camp
bell c., llo. Turnpike Company hase declared diy
dend Of Sis Dollars per share, for the last six months
which will be rud 10 the Stakeholder. application.
nu la.ltif JOHN 5. BLAIR, Trcas'r.
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vIRGINIAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE

iIE subscribers having recently made extensive additions to
l. this department Of their buues would inform their friends
public they prepared NEATLY
PROMPTLY, REASONABLE TERMS. description Of
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DEANTAEION FOR SALE offer my
l. Plantation for sale, lying in Allegheny county, on
Jaekson's river, "a miles below Covington the Lex.
inRton aud Coyington Turnpike road. The Tract
tnins npwords Of 1000 ACRES. There is tEsE.
II tolcruble DWELLING HOUSE for small .-l-
Gmy, with Kitchen and other outbuldings. There
IL coping Mill double genred, and IA Saw Mill and
plenty Of good timber There ia u Cave about hof
nile from the river, this ond that is considered Gu
ri0sify by those that hive visited H. II contains
Dor of which il interesting scene, and the
extent oft has not yet been explored Mr.. Benlamn
iaynsstaed that he bad travelled in it II hours and TINT
The scenery still interesting. This rnet contains a
bout H9O Acres JacksOn's river LOW
GROUNDS. There are, in all, about 80 acres OF
open land; n body Of good Tobacco Land to clcat 3
uge Tobacco Houses of them built in the tmbered
Iond. The Jamcs River and Knnawha inn and
the Central Railfond will both pass through this Lind,
which will give tnll the advantages otmorket would
not sell il il for the bad health Of my iamiy
The Physicians advises thai the only remedy for those
of them tint IRE living, is Southern climate.
JOHN ALLEN,
ie2l-2m Alum Rock Allegheny co, Va.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

LHSenrrRa, Ang. I, 1872
TOBACCO.
VA Z SMITH,
Commission Merchant
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rSAgsENE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
RRIE ED

ARRIVED.
Schr. Mary Matt, Smith, Philadelphia.
Steamer BrIvilerc Gifl,rd, BaItmore.
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish. New York
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Lays If Scottish Cavaliers.
Iyra md other Poems by Alice Cary,
Byron's Poetical works,
Prose aud poetryof Europe and America,
Lillian and other Poems by Praed,
Book of Ballads,
Fulera Poems, < C.. &c.
an | -lts1 Ar ruE NEw ComnIssfoa Book -STonr
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DOETs.--LEM ~ MALLEN,s BEAurItrL

n OEES.--LENITI &ALLEN'S BEAUTIFUL
n series ot Pocket Poets in elegant gilt bindirgs
continuing iIcmaus, Ptovelbial Philosophy. Cooper
Eiliott. Lula Roobh, Poetry Of Flowers, Eliza Cook
Scots Indy of Lake, Mury Hewitt, Southey Thomp-
con Grny, Sigourney Pollock, Coleridge GOLDSMITH
Rodgers, Poetry Of Al, clops, Campbell Milton Young
Kirk White, Poetry Of Passions Wordsworth Poetry Of
Sentiment, Mrs. Norton British Poets, Bush & Blair,
Stern 4 Johnson.
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IDBACk WATER JAHEs..-f HAVE IN
, store 900 yards Black Water JAMES. cxtra hen
Wy, which J will sell on accommodating terms,
change for WOOL
10 I-.ins a b. RuCKER.
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DEhL nOTEL, hInERYN HrnFORp

Spring Of 1852. -Ap ST
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r. r.
Ready Remedies-Arc SO

: prepared 10 iurmonize aud act in unison with
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L'ALL TRADE, ,s32.-pErITs uAR

L RIS & DANIEL, No. y nassau SrnEET, neaf
The Poa CGce Neto T0,A- Offer Tor each approved
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

pContraryto determination which we formed
some days since, of putting period to the dis
cussion OF Professor Grimes theories as repre-
scented by Others than himself, we give place 10
the following communicatinn for the reason that
the writer, speaking from what he has seen and
heard, denies that Prof Grimes Is an Infidel. and
as the writer thinks that the Professor has been
charged with infdelity. it Is nothing but act of
the commonest justice Il himsthat the emphatic
denial of Rev. Mr.. Webster should go forth in his
vindica:iou. We much regret that we were una
BILE to hear Professor Grimes during his stay here
as from what we saw of him, and more from what
we heard ofothers, there was much instruction and
amusement in his course of lectures. The sub
ects of which ne treats, interesting and thong
he has accomplished more than any one man has
heretofore done, if he has furnished system Of
Phrenologyin every respect unexceptionable and
perfect, still we doubt not that he has furnished
his quota tow ards the development of this com
parativey infant science and aided thereby in the
formation of what we may be allowed to denoml-
nate the first chronological spark. We shall en-
deayor to give his work candid perusal, and
hope to be able to give to his laborS their due
weight and influence.
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For the Intelllgencer.
Science and Rengion.-Prof Ierimes and
Rnu M NRintar

Science and Relgion.-Prot I0Eimes and
Rev. Mr.. Winter.
MEssRs. EDrroRA:-T have regarded with pain
full interest, the suspicious that have been raised
in the community, and which: have found their
way into your columns, of the inyfdehty of Prof.
Grimes theory of PhrenologY which he has pre-
scented with so much qualification to class OF
our most worthy and intelligent citizens Of all sec's'
and no sec t.
Ibelieve am the only minister thathas attended
regularly through his course. l have also reud'
and conve1sed with him upon his new and orgi-
nal theory. l am happy to say that he holds that
theory in connection with full faith in the Holy
Scriptures, and in the Christian Religion. He
eyinces the marks of a man of profound religious
principles and convictions; and am heartily sor-
~ that one who has SO kindly consented to lecture
in this city, without the usual pecuniary induce
ments, and who is so we'll know.nal over the
country , and whose services to Science are so
generally acknowledged, should eDsr be branded
as an infidell Lwrite this as a matter of Chris
tan duty to the gentleman, that he may have the
testimony of one who has some claims to under
stand the case, and who has given hun fair hear
ing, and who can truly say that l have found his
LECTURES Win SStSS'A
cy; they impress one with the wisdom Of the Crea-
tor of such a nature as this which the Professor
ascribes to man, created at such an expense of
time, uniting in itself all of the elements of the
animal, vegetable, and mineral Kingdoms, and OPP
Grating with such harmony and perfection. And
then, Mr.. g., modestly stops short at the future
prospects Of nature so glorious here. He con-
cedes to revelation the sole privilege OF guiding
man forth beyond this life; confines himself tc
his sphere; and, what is best Of all, nobly lifts
Phrenology above the charge of rnaterialism by
confessing that the mind itself eludes all scientific
research-he treats only of its habitaton, instru-
meut, stimuli and earthly conditions.
Mr.. G., will leave us with many friendly SYM
pathies for his generous and courageous assertion
and discrimination of such important truths which
lie at the foundation OF Christian Religion, and ev
erything He is no infdeH His theory does not
touch the authority of the Bible 1t may like 9TH
er Sciences show us the true Interpretation of this
Book of Books, and we bless science for its good
service in this respect.
1 will close by saying that have been request
ed 10 prepare sermon or two on the true relation
Of Science ana ReuslatOn. If this desire is sufi-
ciently general among the friends of Science,
will do it, not otherwise, as do not wish to OBJ
trude my professional services upon the commune
~ in this or any other way
Yours truly,
lst g. W. WEBSTER.
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NOMIN A'TIONS

HeSsrs Edfioys,-You wifi please in 1iS5T.S--
coming Charter Election, which takes pase a. ofthe
next fst at which the People al sTss January
the privilege ofselectingand voting for the CITY had
nounce our worthy, estlmable and energetic yovS
and Meehanle, 10 L. klAt1RRLY, ash Cs6diTaTIo
lot thS Once ~ tErH and 1Slge
noVS e w hfShs .f AaftE 1sTEWARp
E9itars viii please announce esr,
y. L2M % person to an IL
oee o. " IN, ahH' Nc VIII ne sGEPGrtsl II bs
fG%sette ATIas and Stats zeitun. o6pt and
oGice.l7S 4 -'4 s"e &c this
ES;t...sn.,, 1,,,,;..,.- W. ,,.,t..
The nyc ~ q T. CRSNMER an ,ts r. yoe 70 announce
ne oTrc or civ Clerk on OF tn for
-. O''s. u, III, EoFLE
40 nJdSie At The nex sitv eieeion ~ SiOa1s
4Ses5o $500 - - ss9ss TSTESa3
NJ Py;,o-.-l,.,se announce JoI1Nyyyt,,TS ltSS
didnte for the office OF Superiten the
AZ the cnsninr Chartr, Riection "ee' Work.
eSusfieEcs f6f lie last twelve Years as Fsss
the Water Works. and his practical knowledge OF IN OF
ter Pipes and terE chmental make him c6rSrsts:
person for that oHaee:. = TTf'Sn'
dec24 GsustEs41 - MANY VOTERS.
nj. Eaitor:Yon viii please announce the name orHRS
seIges9slHe 81 Ihe ensuing Sne'tst He'I %EtNyS
uee< 4 MaNf VOTERS.
Editor lHteilgehSTT:1n0 on VII obSe many voters bv
tha . 6eS o[ S3MGSToN will
suPP9Efu i"t Fe onSs VI W! 9el seaht de02i
Editor announce that ", STOP