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! AZ D11Sl EMAAEs M MEOlOiNE r kNOtt n
The peculiar malades to which females are sah-,
Ject commonly produce great bodily exhaustion.
accompanied by depressed and often gloomy
state OF mind As the system declines in strength,
there s loss OF nervous power and this very rat-
urally, impairs the energy of the mind and dis
t'rbs the equaniinity of the temper. Every can-
did woman who has suffered from female COM
plants will admit this TO be the mournfuI tru;hs
Wow to obtain relief it is only necessary to stop
the tendency to deplntion and debility. This ia
done by renewing that fountain of health and
strength, the BLOOD, and no medicine accom-
plishes this desirable result so speedily and COM
pIete as .'Dr Guysott's Improved Extract of Yei-
low Dock and SarsaparilIa." M is,z. 81. =:
Ladies' of pale complexion and consumptiya
habits, and such as are debiiitaied by those oh
structions which females liable tc. are restor.
ed by the use OF bottle or two, TO bloom and to
vigor.
CO. DR.. Guysoit's Improved Extract of yeliew
Dock and Sarsaparilla is sure remedy for Here.
ditary taint. t
FEMALES READ THE FOLLOWING.
NEWARK, N. j.. Jan. 2S. !.
Mr. Berneff- Wet take pleasure in stating that
your Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla gives great
satisfaction in every case. ysss -
A very respectable gentleman informed me 1hat
his daughter was troubled with difficult menstrsi-
alton and other diseases peculiar to her sex. She
had not had her regular menstrual discharge fora
long time; but by the use Of DR.. Guysott.s Yei-
low Dock and Sarsapaiilla was radically cured.
She used Townsend's and Others without fecciv-
ing the slightest benefit. He had one daughter
die from the same cause. J. B. THlpp s Co..
Cure of aa .dggrarated Case Of Erysipeics
The cures performed by DR.. Guyfott's Extract.
of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla are lasting. T;e
patients general health continues to Improve after
disease is removed. Cures are not chronicisd
until time has fully tested that there can he no
relapse return of the disease. eA s.:
Desrx hath So r
Sold by JOHN ID. PARK.
N. E. corner Fourth and Walnut streeis,-e ei,-
trance on Wanut-to whom all orders must Be
addressed. y
For sale by j.. A. & G. H. Davenport,
Woodsfeld; Ii. E Kotzebue, Malaga.
Pollock. Carter & Co., Sunfish; M P.F
Miles & Son, Somerton; Cotton &
Buell., Marietta
March 8, 1854. ah
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9 Vols. Beach's Practice,
SO .s Fitch's Medical Lectures.
Forsafe at KtRKRRlDE's Med. Dep,
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DR.. Guysotl's Improved Extras. sie'

"a UuJ SVttc LII PiUVVu LA III ~ ~. ~,
Yellow Dock & SarsapariIias
Is put up in the largest sized bottles, and s1
acknowledged to be the best Sarsaparlla made,
asis certified by the wonderful cures il has per-
formed, the original copies Of which are in the
possession of the Proprietor. Remember. this
is the only true aud original article. ists
This Medicine. when used according to drec:ioBa.&
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL, ~
Scrofuia; kla5f
or Kings Evil,
Cancers, Tumors, ~.
Eruptions of the Skin, -
Erysipeas Chronic Sore t
Eyes. Ringwofm. or Teuers.s a >
Scald Head, rheumatism, Pains in
the Bones or Joints, old Sores and Ul-
Gers. Swelling of the Glands. Syphilis. Dyss
pepsia, Salt Rheum. Disease of the Kid
neys, Loss Of Appetite, Disease aris. 8 =.
ing from the Of Mercury. -sai1 ,s85
Pains in the Sides and Shf ui-- s.
ders. General Debility,
- Drupsy, Lumba.-
go, Jaundice, fas
and Cosiveness. s.,
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. MONROE

may 10.
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May 8, 1854
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

TaB SUBSCRIBERS are nov receiving their
L s,..ek al tioo.is, an ah.r for sale
Rn..ia raifeJ AID Manila Cordsge Of ali sre- o'a
Is , iaeh-- 20 diameter,
Blocks r Drrrick. and Insisting apparatus Z" Az -"ss
Also
Patent Friction Roller Block. new article ." M.
niar e. by which one third ol the lseof 10 hoisthg
bs the common block j. zaYt 4.
Hooks and Thirnb : ipf i1osting.rapes,
DaLun. Ro.iu Pitch a 4 Tar.
whi,e j.sd Whine Zinc PAiat, Black Paint. feios do
Red Leaf yerdigris Imperial and Chrome Green
Y.rmlIion and Prus.ian due, PARE - bite. Lamp
b.ot, tnuy. nc.
Paint Bru.he-. nj siSes-fuafkiag do.
faar, pni- Halt do. do. Cooler Ia nests Wooden
II.a Matches, Broous ffsy- Barrel Covers Meas
ases saxa. Bsxes Flour Paiis. DC. &c,
tiraand Coffee Pepper, Ailsptee CloYes cayenne rep
Ter london and American Mustard, Chocolate We
l.in..ed OIL raw and boiled--Hinter. sonr and Sperm
Oh
Me-. Pork and Beef Sugar cge- Syrup, Molas'e' and
other Groceries,
Our took ha. been purchased entirely for Cash, Of
1b. Manufacturer Ia New York and BOSTON, and We
will mir great Inducements Purehasers, either at
Wholesale Retail.
LEE & co, On the Dock
Riebreapd IsnuAny 81 Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24

Horses Mules, Cattle Hogs Sheep and Calves, of
over eight in number, will be carried Bird class
Goods,-The weights To be regulated as folows Hor-
ses, 1000 lbs. Mules 300; Beef Cattle, 1000; Stock
do. 700; Hogs. $50 Sheep, l00 Calves, 1875, under
3 mouths old, Lumber of all kinds, and Coal to
be loaded and unoaded by owners. consignees.
One day only will be above 10 oad unload unless
by specal agreement in writing. Whenever u Car is
suffered remui, loaded after arriving its place of
destination, "a hours, unless otherwise agreed
npon il will be ut the option of the Company unload
H. aud charge he of 30 per Car load for
Lumber, 0ud so for Coal, and also char GO the
rate of 81 90 per day, for the use Of the Ca.
THOS. SHARP, Suprt.
aug 27-s Va. * Tenn, II. r.
~ Express and Rep. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24
SOUTH-SIDE RAHROAD



A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves I'M h
n pot, in Peter sburg every day Sunday exceuI
ut o'clock A. NJ. ami arrives at Burkevile at a,|
ier'ection of the Richmond and Danvie Raid
at 10 oclock,A. M connecting by that Road with Nsal
J.. lagg u Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Cout.HgI
Halifax Court House, Danville and Greensboro,
and arriving at Farfnvile ut ll30. A. M cofreal
there with Mrssrs. Flagg, Caldwell & Cos Sagell
for Lynchburg.
Returning, The train leaves Farmyille al |, p
ard Burkevile at %, p. M. arriving in Petersburg
lime for the trains going North or South, connec
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomaltox
BOND with The splt ndid sea nships Roanoke and Ja
tIwn tor n w-lork which leave City Point at p
and every Wednesday with steamships for Philade
which leave City Point a: the sume hour.
ssergers preferring to rema in Petersburg the
night, can take the mornii train North ut Al
The James River Boats for Old T lint, Norfolk andS
more at g. A. NJ, the cars foe the South, at 0 Cd
A.. N.
Arrangements have been made by which through
cts between the following points may be procus
the annexed rates:
between Petersburg and Lynchbur.. through in
htteen hours, 4
between Petersburg and the Sweet SULPHUR
Springs through in Two days.
between Petersburg and bite Sulphur S. rings,
. hiousn IN Two days. ---............l
Between Petersburg Danvile, through in TWEEN,
'y-i'ui houI
Between Petersburg Gtee sborn', N. c., tbro'
in two days,
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. N. G. through
in three days.
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte, ss
A freight train l,nves the Petersburg Depot Il
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at 6, A. "
returns the same days Any person wishing to se
rates # freight obtain freight list by calling
lie Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
dec3 Is E. J. WALL. SUIT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24
rHE UNDERsIGNED HAS ALSO
cling Off at Greatly Reduced Prices.
HuId's. Golden Gloss for the Hair.

NOM the many preparations for the frosth Of tie
N lair thi. Golden Gloss takes the lead. THREE
viii Be fiscn why !. universally used and
,referred /, all o,hers;
lat, Beospse II hAs proven the eeeual in Bal T.
mes. 2nd Beeutfse Il impurts beautiful dark gloss
AMI delights n perfume 10 he Hair 3fd Because the
Ladies With fine discrimination which they all possess
--i,ave adopted IL.
Many Other reasons could be given Why it Ia great
favorile bus those who have only to give
trial zfa 81 HfF
PEcs--25 cents in large bottles
For sale by Druggists and Sorekeepers everywhere.
VIC. HURD, / foprietor,
30i Broadway, New-York.
to Large discount to Merchants.
nav sg d6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24
New Law d Miscellaneous Books. mp,
II B. PAYNE has Just received the INV

II. r n ~ Il has Just received tue I3Ht4y
II following Books. eAE
A Treatise on the Law of bills of Exchange A
Promissory Notes, Bank Notes. Bankers CASH Notes
and Checks by Johan Barnard Byles.
Prac cal Treatise the Law relating To Trustees.
their Powers, Duties, Privileges aid Liabilities, by
James Hill
Rswle on Covenants Tor Titles.
Greeneaf on Evidenc,--thrd Volume.
Simms' Poeticnl Works, oil.
Bairbgton's Sketches.
Discussions on Phi'osoph, Literature, BY Sir VIM.
Hamilton,
Life and Letters OF Jos. Story-2 Vols.
Valley OF the Amazon. b, Lieut. Herndon.
Commentaries on the Laws Of the Ancient Hebrews,
hyE. g. Wines.
Col len Dreams aud Leaden Realities.
Six Months in Italy by Hilliard-2 Vols
The Hearth Stone
The sfaswife Queens Secret, by Paul Peppergruss
Merkand by the Author of Margaret Maitland.
Physit ogy OF 'laste.
jour -y Round the w ord, by Gerstaecker
Memoir IT G. j. Fox by Lord Russell.
Memoirs. ourt al and Correspondence rhos. Moore,
25 CTS per part
kurten on Snaps and Candles.
Baisy Moments of an Idle w Oman.
Autobiography of an Actress, by Mrs. Mowatt.
Liberia. or Mr.. peyton's Experiment-Mrs Hale.
Rhetoric OF Conversation, by Hervoy.
Gazetteer of the United States, by Baldwin n Thomas
Holbrook Self Instructor No l. Writing Spelling and
Drawing. e@8fft mar IL Is
EB Fl press Copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24
4. W. coNANr, WIN. A. wALDRoS, D. sETszER,
New Furniture Ware-Ro0ms.

CONANT, wALD RON & c o.
NNTOULD Re pecffully inform their tiien ; and the
w nuhlic generally that they nov receiving At
thsir Furniture Ware Rooms. MAR St. a iew doors
below the Norve House, their stock ot Hose wood
Mahogany Walnut md other Furniture toseiher with
great many article. in the say Of House heeping thst
are useful ~ well a. ornamental IT have never before
been introduced ino this market All OF winch have been
selected from houses North enjoying the highest repn
tn ion for good and faithful work
They have also connected with their establishment a
Manufacturing Department,
in which they engaged wofkmen ct skiiinnd ehre-
iirnce and nre therefore prepared TO have de to or
der out Of good eria bny piece OF furniture tha'
my be ordered They woLil add that they are PRE-
pared to offer grente in lucemenis to persons wanting
anything in tie why If FURNITURE, than b sever be-
ore been ofe ed IN tits market. And they hope ny as
siduous attention business aud receive at least
a portion Of the ublic patronage.
CONANT. WALDRON co.
n. B-We would say Ia our old friends nnd custom
ers that continue manufacture. al our old stand,
on Br dge St all kinds of I bacco MJulds mi the
like, and we solicit continuance Of their favors.
marI3ts c., W. c..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS
Spring Fashions for 1871
5TITZER r

q STITZER "a
- H.. now received mi ~ store bis Sping ,iie -
oENTLBMBNs FINE DRESS HATS
co,npri.inr B,sbee's New York style (which 5 T"si
beauilul--ai.o. Oakfariis young mems In nhei ma
sfyle fs brn-a bel J. unsurpassed by any hai YET OF
fer ei the inspection Of this market. 1og ihef WIN
ths Baltimore stylrcufi bf-whieh Is very htad on c
Besides large .oftmeut afa the various ~ les and
aaalnies Of Soft Hats adapted Tor the Spring lfaas
to which he ea,ne.ily calls the al rnton oil ms
friend. sad and he public TO give him eai
a. he Is prepared ofei greater Inducements In
buyers than IN, like ostabli hment in the city. both al
wholesale and reisil Al kinds OF hats made Ia ORDER
al TIE shsrtrst nce Customers hats dressed over 10
half price. Call tie sign the Blue HIATT barfans
mar 3 drs NM SITTER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24
FOR NEW YORK.!

ron NEW YORK!
H. *. Mad Line per the SPLENDID Sg'EAMSHIPS
jamestown and ROanOke!
fINiiE new and elegant .ide.wheel steam - .JSI-~@ h
L ship JAMESTOWN, (Gapt Parrish, )sssss-
will eaye Petersburg via CITY Point, every Tuesday
Eveninr, aud the ROANOKE, (Gapt. Cnvendy) every
Friday Evening for Now York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms. SO ca
btee age passage. = 90
For speed. comfort aud safety these Steamships ara
excelledby the const and travellers will find il
the most pleasant Route the north, they will there
by avoid the dust and frequent changes of the Railroads
~ Tickets issued ut my Office on Sycamore Street
SAML. q BAPTIST. Agt Paersburg
~ A passenger train leaves the Appomattox depot,
EVERY Tuesday and Friday Mt halt past o'clock,
10 connect with the Steamships Mt City Point. Pussen.
gers by the Southside Raroad will reach Petersburg ia
time To take the cars ioI the steamers s. q. b.
July Ats
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24

A,'l esoppyopriate fohs rus Gid".-Boxeso OF ha's
ION ss nj furniture
A. ,eles appropriate 10 Second ciass-Boxes, bales
II T. good. feathers shoes saddlery glass, paints oils
l. n and C, nfectoncry.
L. cies apSropriatefo Third Glass irgina d"rnes
5,.aear oaee liquor, bagging rope butter, cheese
ann aeur. tobacco enther, hides cotton yarns, cop
per- a. sheet IL D. hollow-wore, qneenswnre castings
AR WIRE marble (dressed) ando hcnyy urtclesn"
M sraed IL spe, iLI or fourth classrhies
..cles apurop,iahe 10 fhe F0nH Ciass.flour, lin
"a 4. rice pork beet, fish nrd lao" and bac"i lin
Ak. boxes or sacks) beeswnx bacs of rags. ginseng
IL RED fruit, bar iron mnrb e, (undressed) rl and
81 I'd stones, mill gearing.
20 miles 80 Salt per bushel 8
r,a.is', lsr 100 miles. 100 csFihy pounds 10
o IN =. - - $50 miles. 30 IL
NV 'h'. POE miles 800 Carrie' ast. Il
81 Id.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24
Doors, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.

DOOES, SHOES, ia rs AND CAPS.
D-The subscribers have rec wed porti' of their
IN Spring supply of Boos Shoes. Hats and 4
~ Gaps, among VII CHI will be found great
variety of Ladies, Misses and Chiidrens Caters, -
Buskirs, Slippers and Ties OF all coors which will be
added in "A week or two, their Eastern goods. in viii h
will be fund general assoc tment Of low priced Boots
and Shoes of all descriptions. which ask the aten
ion Of friends and the public generally. with the
that these goods shall lie sold as law they
be had in any house in Virginia All orders for an, thing
in our line will meet with prompt attention. We have
mole skin ha,s, pretty good article, which
sell foi So so. FRETWELL & HALL.
maj dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24
LynChburg Furnishing Warer0Om.

ID n. HOGAN & son, UphoL <yssssEssssssssss.;s,e
IL. sterers, Paper Hangers Nj I...1...
tress and Rope Manufactures Main "c9
Street, Two Doors below the Market house, Lynchuig
Va, keep antly hund and make oraer Curl
ed Hair, Lbuck, Mess, Cotton Woo and Spiral spring
Mattresses, made by hroose ard Rope ofevery de-crp-
ton. We have in employment some first rate Ca
Workmen: and intend to keep hand sur ly ol
FURNITURE, of our make. and also Norhrn mum
factnre-such Bureaus, SOFAS Wardrobes Bed.ieads
Chsrs, Double and Single Lounges,-l000 BE t.tcad.
on htnd. We asi t..e attention OF Nil sho navy
articles in line, and pledge oursel Sc
On reasonable terms Is hc obtained in this
other market fY Special attention given to the -.
pairing of Furniture. (ian 2-d&c's)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-03

brothevsinlaw Thomas and Lawrence Reyuolds are IN
ved TO attend his funeral from his late residence No
1l6 Columbia street, Degraw street. South Brook
lyn, tomorrow afternoon, 1T three O'Clock
On Thursday, November 2, Of typhus fever, WiIIIAn
Z, NOON, aged IS years
The friends Of the family invited to attend has fu-
ner. from his late residence in Graham avenue near
Firth street. Bushwick tomorrow morning. 1T hall past
nine O'Clock. His remains viii b taken to Greenwich,
Conn.,, for interment.
copy.
In Williamsburg, on Wednesday evening" November 1,
LYDIA ANN, wife of John Mcway, aged "a years.
The relatives and friends the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, at two
South Eighth aud South Ninth streets
:, On Thursday, November after long and painful
pbaet Person and daughter Of the late Paul Topping
OF Bridgehampton
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral three O'Clock this after
noon, from the corner Of Newtown avenue and Henry
street.
At Chicopee, Mass, Wednesday, November l, WILL
LIAM W. MrNRog, formerly Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-03
WING CONGRESSIONAL RATIFICATION
MEETING IN WILLIAMSBURG.

meeting to ratify the nomination of Thomas R.
Whitney the wing nominee for Congress from the Fifth
Congressional district composed Of the Seventh and Thr
teenth wards of New York and Williamsburg, held
last evening the large hall Of the Odeon in Williams
burg Previous to the organization Of the meeting de-
legation arrived from New York headed by Wills band
and bearing banner which inscribed the name
Of Mr.. Whitney. The meeting organized by choos
ing Mr. Edwin Corey of the Seventh ward New York,
Preamhlcs and resolutions read and adopted set
ting forth that Mr. Whitney nominated by twothirds
of the legally elected delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention that the remaining delegates organized and
minated Mr. George II. Andrews as candidate for the
Office; that in view Of these facts, Mr. Thomas r.
Whitney the legally nominated wing candidate for the
Fifth Congressional district.
Speeches delivered by Mr. Joseph Morton of the
Seventh ward Mr.. Daniel Freeland, Prof Sweeman and
Mr.. Ihos r. Whitney.
The course Of Mr. Whitney in the State Senate was
alluded to in commendatory terms, and he urged
eminently qualified for the duties Of representative in
Congress.
Mr. WHITNEY was enthusiastically received. He pro-
ceeded to define the principles Of the wing party. The
two great measures Of the whig party he most heartily
subscribed to. 1s Protection to American industry,
and 3D. Applying portion Of the surplus monies to in
ternal improvements-by which the products of
tho interior could be readily transported to the seaboard
thereby causing demand for labor and lcssenng the
cost of living. He deemed it the duty of every states
man TO look to the future well the present interests
of his country and to take such steps would preserve
civil and religious institutions II elected he did
not hesitate to say that his first act would be for
form in the naturalization laws
The hall nearly filed, and the meeting was COM
posed Of orderly and respectable men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-03

On Wednesday, November !, by tho Rev. James Mil.
lett at his residence No 30s Broome street Mr. JurIrs
y Fielding of kbridge, Mass to Miss CIARIssA JANE
HARRIS, of Nashua, N. H.
On Thursday, November 2 by the Rev. Mr.. Van Dyke
JAMES EpMIsroN late Of Glasgow, to Miss ANNA NJ BOYD
Of Brooklyn, MY.
On Tuesday, October 81, by the Rev. Geo. Potts D.
r. VALENTINE, Esq., OF Atlanta, Ga, to JOANNA COR
Trafalgar cottage, Forres, Scotland.
On Wednesday evening, November l, by the Rev. Ed
win +. Hatfield, Mr. EDWARD W. COLLIN to Miss MARY c.
PHILLIPS only daughter Of Archibald Phillips, Esq, all
Of this city.
Newburg papers please copy.
On Wednesday, November /, in Railway, by Rev F.
w. feet 1HoHAs MASON, Of this city, to JANE H. eldest
daughter Of John Pearson, Esq, of Railway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-03
s. 5. + I. s MllaHni Committee.
CITY POLITICS.
THE PROGRESS OF REFORM WHAT rs IT WORTH
TIKI PUBLIC

TIE PROGRESS OF REFORM WHAT Is 1T WORTH
Having been called BY my fellow citizens to preside
ever the deliberations OF gentlemen united together to
tuption that has cIectualy undermined the morals
many Of community, that people have too gene
fany come TO look upon political lnsrgues and thei'
Deeply impressed with sense Of my insufRciency
Tor the place have been called TO en- and the solemn
EFFORTS to secure to labor It's proper reward by tue ad
inistraton Of justice for the welfare and protection
and capacity with our confidence aad support In sd
dtion to all the arguments and appeals that have been
adopted and sent forth by the Reform Committee ven
ture in my individual capacity to recommend tor you
Mayor. Wilson G. Hunt
Reoorder Frsncis r Tillou
CITY Judge. Welcome r. Beebe.
Bolster George Ireland, Jr.
Governor o. Amshouse. Daniel =. Tieman.
pstnss Ano.n y ...,,. IA, aey na a..
Nemen With whom have had the honor 10 act, have
shown sslfsscrihcing disposition to degree that 10
evidence By the fact thai after the ms Of
offered BY each individual, . unanimous vote
obtained for all the candidates but one that the Reform
Committee have presented for your support
/ trust our efforts to call and ak the attention of
every good citizen the necessity proprety of dis
sarding every other consideration but the honesty ana
capacity Of the various candidates that have been offered
viii be appreciated, and made manifest by your votes
A the opportunity for me to doanything to advance
the substantial interests and honor Of my native city
must In the nature of things, soon come 10 a close
desire that the good work that has been done by the
noble minority Of reformers who were last elected to
the councils OF our city may be continued.
BY them your taxes have been lcssened more than
million Of dollars what they would otherwise have
been Your streets are cleaner your police have been
greatly improved and your schools, which provide edu
cation for ALL have arrived at degree OF excellence that
promis,s well for the future Of our country.
Shall this good work that has been commenced be
tinueds Or win you allow the evils to remain and
grow unt they become pricks In our eyes and thons
In sides to vex MS in the land wherein dwellr
The address Of the Reform Committee points out the
knd Of machinery, in the shape Of primary elections
by which unworthy have been able TO secure once
ssth rover 10 tax oppress and dcmorslise the commu
ey 10 sk,eat calculated 10 mako ~ pAanthsopie