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TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF FANCY GOODS, GOLD
81 watches, ieweIry, travelling trunks harness. show
cases. AEON Thursday morning, June 2si, at 10
No 4 the north side Of avenue
subscriber will SELL by
deed OF duly recorded all valuable and
fixtures, coalisns in part Of
Fine god and silver watches gold chains
Cold toeses bseastpins, earring, suds
F,pser :, god and silver pencil casss. nc.
Sp'etd'd 70. o. porte nnonHaes, travelling cabas
Purses, SC OF esery description
l. -. OF combs
Fat, clothes, oolh and nail brushes, hne
s,vcf-p'a.cd spoons and forks, cutlery
Pape. nrcrfe and iron front clocks, walters
Perfume y fancy 1o-ps, and suops
French Oh vases chocolate cups
Gentemen's undershirts cravdts rssk hes
Accordeoas, spirit levels, rules
Fancy work boxes peck mirrors
50 superior sole leather and other travelling trunks
Vsises, carpet bags, sstcheis
SIX single harness, English bride feathers
Together many articles OF fancy goods
al en0mesac.
Also four excellent counter show
One superior iron safe, &c.
under, that credit Of 6Q and 20
enthusiastically endorsed, bearing fnserrst
THOMAS J. FISHER, Trustee.
June I'D JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Aucionesr
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4 VALUABLE TARM N vsvgtoas 1880 srrssl sDs
sse-fAvne cf ysns sss RAsaa'@E h's
BsIsAus spsae whose hsn reputation warrants me
bSsf tsy s@yts the endeF~snsd ON
81 ssjs ~ vais.bss hsm ssuosaAs ~
extraordinary 81 saA eaesAs e ssss sas~ es vel
this land ysi1ea 100 basSss ~ eofn
o single ie6s twe,h ~ ss~csi'e cpiya
on) rod 10 1884, 80 Ms sss~on Pc
ducsd ~ bushsa. sasy suscepdhe cf Avwos, ard
cestssny oaso bsss IN vb9sas
TERMS u Dscesbex next aAa the balance ~
and ssoa 6ss ~ dshv~y
fsstber particulars. Rqnss e ~ rssscrses ssfs 40
q nos{ess, w wilmington,
DC. InO1Ab 0As~n-
2o-Aw0rp
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TRUSTEES SALE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE ON
strss bstwsea M0sds, atefnoon
a5t 5k O'Clock pemscs, the subscriber viii e
Lser A. No -, fcas is. lso ard ls ens 81 The iHna
of o NO ~ "a
squarc 49, treating ~ inches and manning hack
$50 l0set with tina Improvements thereon consist
built story bcA house. containing ten
Terms, $500 cash residue and eighteen
a,ons secured BY deed Of the property and
n me terms oS complied days,
astee right aud of hs
'''""'s p JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
May I'D Auctonesr
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fOHN ~. BUTHMAsS. Importer Dealer An wise,
srandy Ae from sch'sd~m, t~e Ap-s c
superior GIN
June i9-xuf
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DEATH but in this IL continued for an unusual length
Of time owing no doubt 10 the ze Of the reptile and the
amount Of muscular strength which II possessed After
became sufficiently quiet that Ii could be
out measured closely, and found IL to be exactly six
feet eleven inches 10 length BY nine and half inches In
circumference being The lages, one Of that see that
had ever been seen IN that region Of country
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A BIO T'S History OF Napoleon Bonaparte The
History Of Napoleon Bonapars by John c. Abbott with
mai Illustrations. Price s.
Constance Hebsrt novel By Geraldine T. Jswsaofy Price
81
Christie Johasone novel By Charles Reads, Price rs
The Brief Rmarker the Ways Ma1 Conpcndoas DIS
respecting Social Domestic Relations and Concerns
Economy II Life by Ezra samr~on Price ~ IS
The WnkIes Merry Monomaniscs American pictsr
portraits Of natives; by the author 81 Wild Western
Sccaes.f Price 81.
Impressions OF the Society and
Home lady years resident
that country, Price Ai Is
Principles Chensy with Special References 10
Researches Made England BY Jsstus Won Leb Price
80
Just published and for sale TAYLOR MAURYS
June ~ Bookstore, Ninth street
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MOREDON, Tale, claiming 20 be by SIR walter
vi dcou. 50
Constance Herbert novel BY Miss Jewsbuy. 81 cents
Is cents.
Abbo,i's History Of Napoleon. vols octave s5.
June ~ FRANCk TAYLOR.
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ny j. c. MCGUIRE, Asetisnssr.
VALUABLE HALF SQUARE or GROUND AT AUCTION
On Friday osock on the PREMISES
shai sell lois Is, sHd ~, No l5e,
ontrr respectively Rhode Island avenue Ssvsaassnh ana
The whole orms sassrs aoos Feet
and h suAti0Hs 10 the cry ara short ds-
sad in FUN view Of the public easd'ne
Terms 81 sale. ShS ~ "S~
Isne i0--eodAds hucu"hse'.
,RyISGr LIFE or WASHINGTON. Library Edi~
anticipated ard deeply IN
teresnns ready fS delivery pscs wa dol
larst ~ -.~,~.
f.ns R0oksLAre 9th st.
yUANrED IN a NEWNPA pER.--A gentleman Of strictly
wanted - On asuvs psshcf
y gDseru@ent ons wna nm
would ~ pssses sgue " WIS
% Of the csson, Washington, D. o.
June Io--d6
FURNISHED HOUSE Rooms rOa hENT. ON
and streets, very hestny ocs
10 $50 JOHN j. JOYCE.
June l0-eoA
w,trxa n n.yrpex Hs,sropnEa seLx-
DAvIDGK AND InGLE,
Having psssasship, VIII Rssctss law N this p'e
md NE a1toanisg esnss
4 VALUABLE HARM vss9tsas (1,s0O s~rssl sss
salsavss ,ssssA fps Of ysAss sAs Rsssser hs
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IMMIGRATION FROM SoorLAsp.--A large emigration /.
going from the north Of Scotland to Canada In
months fewer than 5000 persons have left Aber
deem and other northern ports.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS CDSCEsxI--Atns w, Do . YES
~ u o,ss-se Isasu ~ ssvsy place ~ ss - nns
I3a, Fssifsea
Moadsy
evening, he lssi.
1aa hUoss
June I'D
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tt~-aa
uRAscss Lama, LssAsag- os~ss. portrait, > pee
nsvssme masufassarst, al feRasssnnsa Pafos
of
manufactured sRa We
arst prices Yosh thereby s4vns eoxhs,
n~srbt and risk % ~
Ts- pahho are respectfully invited 10 cali.
June la-eod1asu
IN ALI. PuOBA Ii.ITH--ws oder lns-
Gasd that price they rsa0 well
we she~snss and psIlo~ ,ssas al iehs,
towcins aud sspAins IN ssend~nes AT Styles
and prices.
Is pieces sne sh Iineus, coIorca and white
whps dsuks and drlinss well sfspca ~
mitay - $500.
shscsshos The catsr at posee'sas low
prices.
In sAdssioa-
is pieces pecas, issred and rich black
sks 81 pc yard ss~, qualities sbavs 81 ~ l2s 81 ~
III have been awaiting the arrival %
. had call early.
Mourning goods complete all The leading
oas suck II dry good. general family
thoroughly assorted
DELAY csag present expected
Good ARTICLES prices. aad fair dealing be- relied 90 tn Az
-u
"Csnua building,
Juno i3-ssd1 Opposite Centre MARKET
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~
causes, hare mistaken Of failed to putsue the tue
spiht aud design Of our Laws, This Is tue, Of
Else We uast suppose Tue presence at times Of
some most extraordinary causes. For The last year
lie evils Of erroneous execution, and temporary
causes 81 paupettaa, tdopbt not, combined to
swell he levy Of HE present years but b similar
Cedseis wholly inadequate to explain The Unequal
and tapId inetedte Of our pa4pet e&pense''
In 1880 the population Of Ohio county was l0''
SsI, and itom 1900 1895 inclusive, The nvefsge
annual expense Of out.paupeIs wss ss,At, IN
1885 MARSHALL county was created, which sudden
~ reduced our population about 5000 From 1886
10 1870 inclusive, The average annual expense o.
our. paupes, was s2,4so. 10 1910 out population
in town and county was l3,ioe From ls4i to
1916 inclusive, the syerass expense wss sS,'Ve,
Piora 1916 10 isie inclusive, The aSetage annual
expense was s3,972, III 1850 OUT population
town and cOun.ty--was l8,00S. Ftom 1850 10
1866 inclusive, being six yeats-ave'ase annual
expense was s6,lol. And the e1prnsH Of the
year 1919 was s4,0s7, while the expense Of 1904
was s0,4l3, and The expense Of 1855 sS,42e. !
request the people 10 note well these figures. The
last year, Il Is true, was an extraordinary yea'-
But |. Is worthy Of observation that while the poor
leyy for ls49 wes s4,os3, ,he poor levy Of 1853
was $6,i49-a dife,ente::of near !. These fig.
u.es Prove that there has been something siusular
in our puupelism, OF In The administration Of thu
paupet laws FtOn 1870 10 1854 was time OF
gtea, prosperity and dcmaua for faSer-po man was
without employment who could OF would WORK !
ye. the expenses Immediately, jampsduP and con.
tinutd 10 run up.
propose in another numbers some further notice
Of the statistics connected with the administta.
ton Of our poor awii and also, to notice the po'
iect Of purchasing iot poor house establishment
afatm u 220 acres al cost Of fhy dollars pet
acre.-ReQuestins The reader in The meantime, 10
enquire what Is lie usual per cellt. per unnuIn,
made by renting such land, and what is the usual
success ofindlSiduals who purchase such ttacls
Of lurd, a. such prices, aud Eaf@ and toadatt asm
under hired suptrinitndtnty or agency. re.
quest The reader no. 10 forget that latmlne under
ones ORn SUPPLEMENTARY Is one thing, and farm
Ing by q hired agency, while The owner Is doing
nothing, or looking after something else, Is yety
different thing. Mayl enquire how many men
make money by purchasing large high priced
fa.nS, and carrying them OH by the agency Of
others, and whether public bodies Of men, political
To-
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.fRtnm thA whl,.i
lFt9Nl Ihe Wh'k'l
How 10 Secure Wheat il wet weather.

SS..sr-as q .s..N nm. "a ~. -. a. TKfAakhas
how 70 eseuts y ress - W. Y . sssAs"
Observing ta The hehmonu WRlst c9mmuh''
cation from Laaenbuie, which speaks Of the
s,e,i Destruction Of wheat, In that matt OF the
rs,, "a, sasha, 4 am ithaunAa IA sive
county, Mon Ss' "se'ls' ~, Sp' t"SuSst " e"S
10 the public my experience, ~ Ieea1a 70 we uah'
akement Of a wheat harvest under such cilcur1.
.i.nras--ilns embraces a petiol OF 40 years OF
''S"sN nv nv ''..s.,,,,.. a., H., t,,s.,hu,.
mote' Tue Vouiuu'.V"''o" "Vn hlset0u's,
Stats that IN many instances, We Wheas was
suffered 10 remain on The ground four Of Eve days
ri. was st.at and fatal error. as can assert
W., .'. 1,ts -, ,,,.,..,1.,
tolh We I'Oss e''p's s'N ss"''asW't sAFs''s"ss'
About so years ego, when lived In the county
Of Essex, upon The Rappahannock tYet thete was
the finest gtowth Of wheat ever remember 70
have seen bull once. The ram commenced WIN
the hpTyest, end continued dptpg HE Whole Of y,
and for some days atler Il terminated. tell my
self perfectly at loss how 10 proceed. But hay.
Ing an intelligent an experienced oyetsetE con-
suited him as 10 CHAT had best be done, lie teeo.
mended, thai Should conltlSe 10 cus me wheat,
tegatdless Of taiD, and Pus It up Immediately "
cocks Of about I've bushels, securing me tops, W
spreading shta( Of wheat upon llle tqp o. each,
and mol 10 open o. usluiD l!ltm uhlll az appear
anees oil rain had ceased, ! fe4ally adopled lls
plan, and did not dislut0 Tue COCKS uilli lhe Wieat
was removed 10 the barn i0f thlashlte. When
commenced moving The wheat, lound lhe ont
side Of the COCKS as green as meauoW, nHu so
much SPiouIeu lhal lnoS Of y was ioSs. bll ~
though lie SHAW, on the outside, was lnonldy, The
stain was IN q stale OF ntIlect preservation and
s.s, ,anta,,i,s, Ia sva ,nais, and haze AID, S.s
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wM, GARNETT,
formerly Of Essex County Va,

STRUGGLES or THE GRIAT,-Thete Is nIlder
and se.enet lotn Of poverty, The nurse manly
euetey and heaven climbing thoughts, attended
BY faith and lore and hope, around whose steps
Tie mountain breezeS blow, and frotn whose coull.
tenancs al The virtues gathet strength. Look
around you upon all the distinguished men that IN
eyety depattlnent Of lie guide and control The
times and inquire what was theit origin aud what
was theit eaty fortunes. Were they, as ageneta
rule, rocked and handled on thu lap Of wealth.
No. Such men emerge frotu the homes Of decent
competence OF struggling poverty. Necessity
shafnnS their faculties, and pnyation aud saci'
fee brace their moral nature. They learn the
great at Of remuneration, and enjoy The happiness
Of having few wants. They know nothing u IN.
difference OF safety, 1htte Is not an IDLE fibre IN
their frames. They put The yigor Of q resolule
purpose into every at. Tie edge Of theft minds
Is always kept sharp. IN The shocks Of life, tnel
lie these meet the softly mauted datngs Of pros.
petily US The vessel OF iron lneeis The vessel Of
porcelain. Lift your heat, above The region Of
wild hopes and c0waIdly fears, Put on that even
temper Of MUD which shall be Q shadow IN sue.
cess aud light in adversely. II veal and dis.
function, receive them IN thankful and moderate
spirit. II they DO not come, fill their place with
better guests. Remember thai all Which tluly tx-
ults and ennt bles man Is bound 10 him by lies
as indlySoIuabe as those upon Gods immutabIe
laws aud fortune and failure will W no more Than
yaputs that cut and play TAT beneath your feet,--
George S. Iiallard'S aitrtanIfEe Lihary Address.
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MARYLAND STATE CoSyEsrloS OF THE Aatscls
PASrr.-A State Convention Of delegates, repre-.
senlIug The American party In Maryland, wss held
In Baltimore on Monday, fot the purpose Of nomi!
mating candidates fot the Offices Of State Compl
ttoIet and Lottery Commissioner, The nominees
William Il. Pumell ior Comptroller, and Daniel
II, AtOrhatI tot Lottery Commissioner, were oho,
sen on The first ballot.
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Mosr MktlsclloLY ATrAlR.-Mt. A, ". Rich.
ardson principal Of The Ladies' Seminary al Free.
hold, New JERSEY, was engaged, on Saturday, In
directing The fitting o. The ZION Tod VI chandelier,
Though the floor Of one OF the chambers In The
school. Mt, RlClistdson was above, and The cat.
ptntet was pushing the tod with all his force,
when suddenly Il gave way, and sttiklng the eye
,of NJ. R., completely blinded him. What adds to
HE sadness Of The affair, Nj, Richardson had oil,
ready lost one OF his eyes fton his youth, and Is,
therefore. totally blind,
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Mr.. JollIae ID South Carolina.

We have teceiyed, says the Cincinnati Gazette,
The following communication from Mt. Jolliae In
ieaton 10 The Treatment he received In South CoE-
oItna. We have abstained from making any com.
ment on The newspaper paragraphs we have pub
ished, until we should have The facls fully bsIoEc
US, Rtom this communication, as well as from
conversation with Mt. Jollile, we are satded thai
there was no disposition tolteat him disIeSpectful'
" on The part Of the people. with tlc exception Of
a very small number Of PERSONS;
hikSsRs. RDlroRs. As something has been stated
In newspapers respecting my teatnen, in South
Carolina, Il Is due 10 some gentlemen In that State
that make a cottect statement
On The Goth OF June, went 10 Bafnwell, In
t)anwell District, South CarolinS, delivered lei.
ter Of introduction 10 gentleman IN that place,
and put upst hotel. The next morning, wis
informed by a gentleman who called on ME for that
purpose, thai, near the town, there was meeting
Of some Persons from the country 10 consult In re.
ference 10 myself but that they had been ptFSuad.
I'd not 10 modest me,
Ahet breakfast was mel In The hall Of lie hotel
by two men, Capt. Walker and John Nixon, who
stated that Il was lheit purpose 10 take me back 10
Willlstou aud that a buggy was ready lot ne al
the door, They assured inc that would ue treat.
ed as a gentleman, and upon my invitation, went
nlo ny ROOM locked The door, Nixon Seemed
little alarmed, but pointed 10 my pen knie y.
ng on stand and assured him II was my only
weapon, and reminded him that they were two 10
one. then explained 10 lhtm Tile purpose Of my
visit, astee1 10 90 with them es soon as could
pay my bin. When that was done, Col. barney
Il. Blown TO whom had o letter VI introduction
ffon Rev, Joseph Y. Robert, Of HaneSyille,) and
other gentlemetl took Wslker and Nixon aside,
and after some conversation induced them 10 fore.
90 Their purpose OF taking me from Bsmwell. Col.
Rrown and others then returned 10 Inc and lold me
that had The privilege OF remaining In Batnwell
Till could Transact my busines$-l replied that |
claimed Il as a right and wanted no privilege. /
was then told that II was objected 10 Inc thai was
all abotitlonist. said 10 them, ~ ain an abol
zionist 10 The very core Of my heart" Alter that,
several gentlemen called Ia 10 see me, and | was
treated hOi merely With kindness, bull with matked
ciyiliIy and respect. feel greatly indebted 10 Col
Blown and ttllet gentlemen OF tie town tot their
klndnes3,
eye, by heirs and debtors OF Elijah Willis estate
Of my duty, aud perhaps with the silly expec,a.
tluH VI HnNlHs holhe lHhucHce upoH Weh courts
In the adjudication Of CONTROVERSY respecting the
will,
| stayed in Ba,nwell until my lawyer told me
lhste .was nothing more that needed my Personal
,tention, then returned 10 Willi,ton, and re.
manned there till Q o'clock OH Monday morning,
when look liz csts and went 10 Yitgins, OIL d
visit 10 my mother anil returned home,
JOHN JoLLlFFE,
Cincinnati. July 18th, 1855.
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NOTI0E.

pY Virtue Of q Deed Of Trst executed Ia N.
- signed as Trustee, on The 2Sh lay Of Nav ,.st
David RostIts e secure The payment Of tttI;
f IT, eess Sss e S.s ed r. Sth .5.
number 70, rsge 33 M sell al lie toat. Ln ssse
Iler counts, on The 18th DAY Of AasQi NIL t Sot
3S acres OF land, or SO nue. thereof as nav !lts
" lhe debts smeA sala trust, al M iLts
s S lhs sels ,n' e .l'as 10 yst tS'',a.
the said David Roberts nov resides. ''A'e "t''ta
SellIng as trustee, shall convey such titA s,,,..
vested IN me BY The ttus. deed Atoiesaid. III Nt
ever Is deemed 10 Do unquestlOn bic. WI
IA DAVID IilCKNAS
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A FsrRoa q 1IstfaSiss ,lloaasat Jaequenons
once u adattss 10 tbe cleIs q Patls, onsely'
g S vehement sh,us NE s9 x, S soh Ssp;
llsS9sp ! hsys shed all Hy l9D % NY county
'pad az, willing 10 shed Il b ''nf "
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p. S,-youns counts who learn nothing arc
dolls all over tho world, lf,by miracle, count
makes himself useful, you must uot imagine that
lie Is indebted 10 Ills tile and and his LiIth, for
this would DO stupid tomfooety nfefence-he
owes IL to his merit aIone.--Army Reformtr i,
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"AsE sisters Sal and Nance resource. Pal'--
"No my son, Why do You ask that question:"
Because heard Uncle John Soy, II you would
only husbtua your tssOuFeeh you could 50, along
a good deal betIer thai, you do. Aud thought
.hat II would be a good des, because you wouldn't
have so many young men here for supper every
Sunday evening, that's all. pa"
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pOt lie inttlIlitAteh
pappsfs and their Support.
No. 2.


eountty.the radical diastence between city and
county aaoriing the principal reason why lmade
n. and did moi expect 10 discuSsil, but hoped
The people would thluk Of It aud Of sin1ted qaes'
tons being well persuaded that we have been TOO
much Ia the habit OF overlooking our local and
county coaeetas, ! % no. profess 10 have though
maeL Sboalit, OF TO have investigated !! BY tead'
ins OF by looking into the experience Of oshets'
/ atuldhlnk, however, that county people Gess
OhdStsaad the bdait of one another, and The mode
aud t+ttnl Of relief proper in psopet cases arising
In The county 30 Of city people on The Other
hand,
Persons ate not necessarily paupeta, OF psopet
subjects tot legal bounty, !beeause they ney be
supposed to BE- yety poor, OF In common speech, Ia
want, The number and expenses Of the paupeFs
ofAay place - much inaueaeed-muph INCREASED
ofdI6inished--by tashion. mean the fashion
Of mems opinions Of what 10, ot 10 not pdnt, and
ofyhal Il, otis htirtiitf. tletein, appfehend'
will be found ID HE main, The reason @hythe'pau'
per expenses Of sonle counlies,ln our county ate
smaller than oihes Ills true, othst causes ate
mol without theft Influences but herein am suite
lathe ptiu6tral sns Ia county whete there's
room for all and labor aud employment forall, aud
atpfices sufficient fot support. Diietence In our
business, social relations, &C., produces differ.
enees OF optnton. The property, pursuits, buSi'
ness, habits, &C., Of people 10 cities. are very tlf.
feient ifon, those Of people In the county. lis
fot this reason thai wisdom gives 10 each, the con.
,toI and management Of the public concerns Of
each. as faf as practicable, when local In theii
chGtacttt Hence we hare City Chaners, Mimi.
eipal Corporations, by laws and Axes. think
none will contend that II would be. wise OF Just to
hing our whole county into our city limits, ana
subject 10 our city laws, though an equal repre-.
sentatton were given 10 oil in our City Couacil,-
And why not2 What | have said will give tho
answer here request Il 10 bs noted, that this
fathon Of opinion will also explain why Il 10 that
our pauper expenses so much notwithstanding
sometimes for petiod Of years comparatively low
and al other, yety high,
have no fears lest some future Convention
should give 10 the county port ofour county sep.
aFate fermentation IN The House Of Delegates
For when II can be done vithou, grossly violating
Tho tale Of equality ii Representation, The cities
and counties ought 10 have their separate tepre.
senlal,on. Such Is and has been The constitution
Of yirsinia-as in Inc cases Of Richmond, Nor.
folk, &c. II Ohio county had obtained III cur
late Convention three members, as Yves suJstan.
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To pRuyESr METALS RUsrISo. --aielt together
Three pats Of ltd 70 one q fosih, Assiy thin
coating will preserve Russia lion stoves and CRATES
from iuSliug In summer, even Ia damp siustions.
The effect Is equally good o. brass, copper, steel
30. The same compound foIr1s on excellent va.
let:ptoOf Paste tot leather, Boots, when blaosed
with Il will soon ster take The usual polish when
BACKED, and tie soles may be saturated With Il.