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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-11-01

MILLER THE CONVICTED MURDERER
We have already stated tina. Frederick Nil
Ter had been convicted al Cumberland on
TWO indictments, one for the murder of Dr.
Hadel, and The other for the murder IF
Henry Graef: II appears thu, the jury be-
fore whom he ives tried for the murder OF
Dr.. Hsdel returned a verdict Of ''guilty Of
murder in the first degree, but no, gully of
murder in the second degree nor of man.
slaughter"
To the form Of this verdic. bis counsel
objected, on the ground Of informally, and
made a motion 10 arrest Of Judgment
The court, wi.bou, deciding upon The OBJ
lection raised by the counsel, proceeded
Immediately to try the prisoner on the IN
dc,menl for the murder Of Graef. The
testimony was nearly the same that in
The case of Dr.. Hadel. The Cumberland
Telegraph says:
The chain of testimony WAS so perfect
that the counsel on both sides waved dis
cussion before the jury. They retired and
were absen, abou. twenty minutes, when
they brough. in verdict Of murder in the
frs, degree. The prisoner stands before
the country convicted of two murders in
one day, md thu. too within little over
one week from the commission Of The dia-
boiical deeds. The hand Of retrbu.ive JUS
,ice has speedily oversaken the guilty
wretch. and in short time he must expa.e
the offence agsins. the laws Of God and
man upon the gallows. As yet he shove
no sign Of repentance, bu. stoutly denies
the commission of those horrid MURDERS
He is hand-cuf1ed and chained to the floor
10 cell Of grea. strength, and there is no
chance Of his escape. He csnno. avoid the
punishment, due him for his he,nous crimes.
The unior'uos,e man relies upon the mer-
cy Of The Governor, but he has shown him
self 10 be such human tiger, .hirsling for
the innocent blood Of his fellow-msn, tina.
we doub. whether his supplica.ions will be
heard by his excellency.
As an indication Of the opinion OF the
eour. upon The verdict rendered in the first
case, i. may be stated lhs. Judge Perry in
s.ruc.ed the jury IN The second case .ha. il
they found the prisoner guilty Of murder in
The 6r.. degree 10 say SO end no more.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-11-01

Time &C 3-4-6 1851.
The race was a mos, exciting one. Bet
ter time would have been made bu. for the
hesviness Of the track.
Fourth Day.-The last race was for the
Jockey Club purse Of $1,000, four mile
heats, end the following were the entries /:
H. E.. Barton named G. g. One Eyed Joe, bv
Prince George, GU. Of Registers dam, 2
years old. l2l pounds J. B. Miller named
CHI. N. Ellen Bs,emsn, Eve years old, by
Glencoe, dam by Trustee, l07 pounds !;
Bowie g. Hall named G. G. Rattle, by Regis
Ter, GU, Of Lilly, years old, 81 pounds; G.
Green, named Oh. h. Frankfort, 2 years old,
BY Glencoe, dem Morris, 100 pounds. The
race was won by Frankfort 10 Two straight
hes,s; Ellen Bs.emsn was second in the
frs, heat, Rattle third and Joe fourth. Ia
The second beet Rsule and Joe were dis,snc-
ed. Time SIS. The attendance was
no. large. 8..<
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-11-01
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV, 1, 1855.

TuE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the
CharIes County Agricultural Society," is ,e-
ques,ed, by the President, meet 10 Por,
Tobacco, on MONDAY MORNING next. the
9th instant, at 10 o'clock, to make the ,6nsI
ssrsnge ments for the Annual Exhibition.
" hich takes place week after next.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-11-01

A SCREW LoosE.-From some unaccoun.
table Cause. the mails due here daily from
Baltimore arrive on Mondsys, Wednesdays
and Fridays only. This has been the
case for the las. TWO weeks ye, the stage
;v running daily between this place end
Washing ton, % usual.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-11-01
M A n RI E D j.

In Baltimore, on Thursday 25th ult., at the re-
sidence of the Archbishop, by the Rev. Mr.. FOLEY,
Col. JOHN J. HUGHES and V[CTORINE r.,
only daughter of PEREGRME DAVIS, Esq, all Of
Charles county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-11-01

The PRINCE GEoRGE's CATTLE SHOW
The Fifteenth Annual Exhibition IF the AR-
ricul.ursI Society Of This county began q.
this place on last Wednesday, and was con-
cluded on the day following. The display
Of stock wss smaller than on some former
occasions; but what was exhibited was of q
6ne order. The machinery and implement
department was also less full than hitherto,
but included sevetsl interesting articles
The best sustained portion of The show was
the department of household manufactures {;
which as it depended on The ladies', was, Of
course. very credilsble. The ,urn-ou, was
very good, embracing a large amour. Of
beauty and chivsl'y, ss usual. Messrs. Gall,
OF Washington, were present, with hand
some assortment Of silver ware, for. d,s,ri-
button among the successful competitions
Great disappointment was occssioned by the
non-atrivsl OF Col. Samuel Hamblelon, Of
Tslbo, the orator Of the day, who, on his
way hi.her, was called home by impor.an,
business. II will be seen ,ha. his address
has been solicited for publication. The
Treasurer's repor, shows the Society 10 be
GU. Of deb., with q small surplus, which is
indicative of prosperity. We annex the va.
rious reports OF The committees, and the
proceedings Of the S"cie,y in business ses
sion, from which latter j. will appear .ba,
William R. Barker, Esq Of WoodviIIe, was
elected Presiden. Of the Socie,y-whose
well known energy and efficiency are guar
an'ees tbs, ills interests will no, suffer in his
hands. We are glad 10 be able to state that
there appears 10 be every reason 10 believe,
that new energy is displaying itself on be-
half Of the Society, which will be likely TO
perpelua,e it's Organization and its useful
ness.-.Advocate, of 24M ult.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-11-01

Rev. John P. Donelsn, formerly Of Balti-
more, but ls'ely Of Pica'away, Nd, sailed
on the 3lst ul,. from New York for Rome,
for the restoration Of bis health.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-11-01
BREADsTUFFs FOR GERMANY. TIL

BREADsTUFFs FOR GERMANY.-T Tue
Governors Of the Zollverein, Of Germany,
it is stated, have granted admission free Of
duty to grain and -four. Prussia is at the
head of this Customs Union, and her do.
minions ere suffering from scarcity and
high price Of corn. 10 other paris Of Ger
many il is stated that there is like degree
Of dear,h prevailing-I]esse Cassel, among
The rest. where /, is reported The ,yphus fe-
yer is deciminaiing the population. The
crops Of cereals 10 the Germsn States is re-
ported at only .hree-four,hs Of an average.
The New York Post alluded The other day
to large purchases made here Of whea, for
the Prussian government; snd the large
dealings in imported grain a. Bremen, Ham
burg. Berlin, Sc, have already rendered the
exchanges favorable to New York.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-11-01

The SLAVE CASE AT HoLLIDAYsBURG.
nisn VIII" was arrested 8. Holiday sburg, Ps.,
few days ago, on q charge Of attempting
10 kidnap a slave. The Standard of ,hs,
place says:
appears that last August q slave named
Jacob Green belonging to M. Parsons, re-
siding i" R"mney, Hampshire county, Vr.
gina, ran away. No effor, was made to
fe-,ske him q. ,bs, time. 10 few weeks
after he returned, under cover OF night, stole
. horse, and carried IF five of Mr.. Parsons
slaves. Two weeks ago he again returned.
and carried off five slaves from the same
place belonging I" M. Stump This induced
Stump, Parsons aud u nephew of Mr.. Par
sons I" Start ~ pursui, of them. in Bed
ford county two of M. S.ump's slaves were
nver,sken aud sent back.
The Standard then goes on TO say ,hs,
young Psrsons mel with Green in The cars NJ
Gaysporl. Green Immediately jumped out.
followed by Persons, who captured him
end found him armed. He acknowledged
that he had run away from Mp. Ac'owd
soon assembled and as Mr., P. ss is alleged,
refused to show his sushoruy for making
the arrest, he was taken into custody by
some Of The citizens, and held in $4,000
bail on q charge OF attempting 10 kidnsp, III
though it was generally acknowledged ,ha
Green wss his slave. During The excite
men. Mr.. P. YVES knocked down by negro
barber, and Green released from bis custody
and started off for Canada.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-11-01

T,me-1.5S 1.2-2-l.57 1-2-2-2Ol
Second Day-The race va. for the pro-
prie,or's purse Of $200-$25 enhance
two mile heats. The following were the
entries: J. B. Miller named CHI. m. ELLEN
Barman." bv Glencoe, dam by Trustee. S
wears old, 1O7 lbs. John Campbell named
g. 9. Zone Eyed joe" by Prince George.
ou, nf Registers dam, 2 wears old, l2l lbs.
The following was the result:
Ellen Ba,emsn, IL
One.Eyed Joe, 2-2
T,me-4 Is 3.4-47.
The track was very heavy. from the re-
cen, rein. The attendance was larger than
usual.
Third Day.-The race was an exceed
lngiv interesting one. 1t was for the pro
pr,e,ors purse Of $500, three mile heats
J. B. Miller named b. g. Li,,le Flea, bv GRAY
Eagle, dam imported; years old, l21 lbs
John Campbell named b. c. Jack Gamble.
nv Wsp"ner, dam bv Tranby, 3 years old,
iS6 pounds. H. P. MtGra.h named oh. h.
Sam Le,cher. by Wagner. dam Medoc, S
years old, 100 pounds. c. Green named
CHI. f. Lnds, years old, bv Belshszzsr, dam
Bude Light, 50 pounds. The following was
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-11-01

NEOLASSES. large lot of Molasses in bar-
lXl rels sale for by DAY + PAQGETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-11-01

THE BALTIMORE RAcEa-First Day.
eThe frs, Of The rsces over the Herring Run
track. for The season, came off on Tuesday
of las, week. Purse $3.50, with fifteen dol
lars en,rsnce-m,le heats, three hes. in FIVE
John Campbell named CHI. {. Fsnnv Camp
bell, nv Glencoe, dam by Med"c, 4 vea's
old. Wm. Shaw nsme,I b. h. BAIL, nv Ma
riner. dam Cas-sndra, 2 years old. Messrs.
Bowie g. He'll named g. g. RsuIe, by Regis
ter, years old. The following was the
resuli.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07
No IA

nal Union between the States. The sixth ar
icle of that instrument declares
Art. VI No religions test shall ever be re-
CURED as a qualification 10 any office oil public
trust uuder this government.
And The very fist article among The amend
menis which were added 10 he instrument, out
Of The abundant caution ard jealousy OF our
tahers, which had special reference 10 the la,-
Ter day Know Mornings, places re'ie lous free
dom first in lis enumeration of the inyioahle
franchises Of a free people;
Art.l. Congress shall make no law respecting
eslablis bmen, oil religion, or the free exercise
thereof; dbrdsns the freedom Of speech, or
of The press or he right oil tie people peaces-
bly, 10 assemble, aud 10 petition The government
for redicss Of grievances.
Thus il seems that every foot OF Territory in
his tluad and glorious confederacy is eonsecra-
ted 10y The most solemn and holy compacis 10
the liberty ei coHrience. Thus il Is apparent
hat Mr.. FioutRot's mushroom party OF fetg-
'ous Intolerance, though beasiing is nationality.
has hot spot OF The coiisecIa,ed soil OF the
American Union OIL Which TO plant lis flag
staff
Mr. Flonrnoy will now perceive, that II
would have been The more prudent part Tor him
TO have pursued the policy OF MIR. Patton, and,
IT accepting TIE disrepu,abe nomination at all,
-,
pies ol prescription aud tyranny that are cod-
pied wh il, upon which the fathers Of his coun-
Try SO soleinnly pronounced their anathema
inarana'ha. Even MIR. Fieurnoy should have
deceived himself into declaration that he
dlh n3t desire This nom iialon tor The Office for
VII oh he is named, can any one else believe
that SD Intelligent person as himself could be
sincere in such profession. while cousenting
Tor the sake ot seeming The position, 10 endorse
The lGflm us and ,onnals doctiEes to which
he has now set his name, aud which will stig
Matte that honorable name long alter his body
shall have returned to the dus, irom which il
crine
lie goes 10 sea on ,f,aa raft Of rotten
logs.
Mt. Fiournoy borrows his principles Of State
policy iroin Nil Wise, making up no Issue on
State questions. and standing exclusively, il
ih's canvass, on the Know Nothing princis
pies 81
REIrGious INTOLERANCE,
UNEQUAL RIGHrs,
SECRET PoLITIcs.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07
Wholesale Notion House.

Arrival of New stock OF Fall Goods
AT THEN NOTION HOUSE OF
TrGew, Parcel, & Co..
North East corner of King g. Water ST.,
up stairs)
Alexandria Virginia.
~XCLUSlVELY Whot-sals Dealers in For.
K ei.n s. American Fancy Clouds.
We would respectfully invite the attention OF
Merchants visiting Alexandria, for the purpose
Of making their fall purchases TO our splendid
assortment OF iloosery, Glpves, SnspendeIs,
Trimmings, SC. Having lahl our stock in n, "a
favorable time and upon Tho lest OF terms, we
latter ourselves lhai an examination upon tie
part of purchasers, viii b. all that is required
to give perfect satisfaction AS 10 qnaliiy and
prices We call part raar attention to our extern
sive stock OF Iioisery, Gloves and Supenders.
unsurpassed 10y any IN this or Northern Mark
els
WOOLEN GOODS, &c.-Comfor,s,< Pilo-
rines Boaz Scaris. Zephyr Ties, Hoods, Lambs
Wool S.lirls aud Dtawers, Silk and Cotton
Shirts, ton,
A general variety of Combs. brushes, Port
muniaes, Pocket l,ooks, Bankers Cases. Purses,
Pmcusson Caps. Slate and lead Pencils, Whipa,
States. Umbrellas, Garpe. Bays, Jewelry, Brace
let's, Harmonious, Flutes, Violins, Atcordeons
Ink and black ing. SILK, Linen, ana Cotton fock
ct llandkerdhirts. Silk Lien and Cotton Crayats
rish Linen, seu's Collars Ladies' French work
aud other Colars, wire rhl,, Silk and Cotton,
Kid, Dog skin, Beaver and Buckskin Gloves
with large assignment, of Gloves suitable for
Fall Trade, Sewing Silks. Threads. Colions,
Buttons Of all Styles. Stay binding, Gimps,
Braids, Floss Cotton, knitting Cotton, Needles,
Pins, Penknives, Scissors, Steel Pens &c. Clocks,
au.i onE uU Glasses aron aSSOFtn10nt at ear n
will be kept constantly on hand. Toilet and
Swing Glasses, Mahogany aud Gilt Frames.
Mahogany, Walnut AMI iron Framed Clocks, OF
various qualities aud prices
Merchants, upon examining our Stock will
find great many more articles which are npl
advertised, which are too TEDIOUS to mention, al
present. We hope to be libe'@lly patron.sed by
merchants. as ours is the only house oi the kind
in this city that does business principal, with
nerehanis.
alexandria, Sept 25, 1884, ,ly.
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S P r | N G SA L. S, 1855.
II eWOEeEsES,

PUBLISHER AND Wholesale DEALER IN
Books, Paper, Stationery, u Piano-Fortes
VXTOULD invite the attention of Country Dealers
w visiting the city to make their Spring Purcha-
SEES to his large and genecl assortment of Goods APP
pertaining TO his trade, which will be sold upon the
most reasonable terms.
Woreesier's PIANO FORTES and Princes Ne
LODEONS.--A. NJ. is sole agent for tho sale Of the
above celebrated Instruments, which unrivalied
and unsurpassed, and sold at Moderate prices.
NJ. general assortment OF Musical Instruments
and Musical Merchandise.
Having Bindery attachad to his Book Establish
mdnt he is prepared to manufactures To ORDER every
lescrmtson of BLANK BOOKS, and execute bind
ing in every variety OF style.
Ma. All orders from the country will meet prompt
attention. and be executed as faithfully il the pur
oLasers were personally present.
a. MORRIS, Main st.
March 8, 1885. Richmond Va.
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GREENDRiEa COUNTY, Va, !
March 3,ISa5.. {
To the Editor Of the Lepisburg Chronicle.

To the Editor Of the Lepisburg Chronicle.
DEAR Sig:-On hearing OF The nomination
OF the Hon. Henry A. Wise, Tor the office OF
Governor. and f. ". NlcConas. for Lieulen.
AMI Governor. | said, on tho impulse Of the
moment III different persons, thai wonid not
support the nominations, owing 10 early pre-
ln,!Ues against Mr.. Wise AMI a strong prefer
encs Tor Hon. Shelton +. Leake. whom coll
sl'Ieed unfairly treated in the Convention, and
10 certain representations made 10 me in r,.,
gard 10 Mr.. NcC0nIas of All untavorable cllar-
acler. which am happy 10 lind altogether err.
ioneolls. But, seeing the movements al the
N"rih, The anna gana liuu Of Know. Nolhings,
atol.tianls's and all other isms deadly hostile,
! TO The South and teiug aware oil Mr.. Wise's
| high order Of talent, his bold, manly, indeper-
dsn. ralrioiisn, his sound democratic views
as shadowed oTh since the commencement of
The CANVASS, satisfies me, after alt. thai he il
HE man lor the great evenllul crisis. Therefore.
shall yield him my must hearty and cordia |
support, winch thluk every democrat, who
loves his country, should do, throwing aside
prejudice, and come to the rescue in these.
.he most peritons times OF democracy, the Union
and political aud religious liberty.
shall not Vote for Mr. Wise because love
him, tu; because love Virginia and tho plori-
Gus principles OF the conslilu ion Of The United
States.
L.
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NOTICE. TO our Patrons.

The close of the second year of our connection with
the Vindicator is almost here. There is large
number Of our subscribers who have not paid us any
thing during that time We hope they will come for
ward and liqudate their claims forthwith, as we need
the money. Those who will pay us 81 between this
time and the May Court. will receive receipt up To
LIST of July 1855. If payment is delayed until after
that time. will require strict compliance with our
terms. An agent will then commence a collecting
tour for us. We have also large amount due us
for job work and advertising, which trust will be
at paid without the trouble and expense onour
part of employing u collector.
Money may be sent at risk through the mail
the pcs, master being witness that it is mailed.
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yUHF ITIlild.
ROBERT w. lIANDLEY.
RAZOR Preston and tile Know Nothings


Al a late meeting in Lexington. Mai. II L..
Preston, oi the Virginia Military Institute. says
lhe tatey Star. sroko .,elnaly, earnestly aud
implessiyely oil the social, moral aud political
evils likely 10 result from he organization and
PRINCIPLES OF The knuw Nothing party.
''lie said Thai II was anti American, anti.
Protestant. and anll-Chrisl,an, aud the cens,i
luton OF the Oder, IA The obligation Of sccresy
| imposed, reqaiiet oil it's members The very rs.
sence OF lalsehood. He was no politician, and
| had not beeu in the habit vi taking an active
pant II, HE pelilicial contests of the country.
and his position made 1t improper ius him 10
lake any part Iii thus canvass, ttil his heart was
with The Democracy. AS a private citizen,
a christian man, and an instructor oil Youth he
desittd the PRESERVATION oil the public morals
tom The communicating Influences OF this secret,
oath hound society, and the triumph OF ,he
lsleclsine OF religious tolialion ia the election Of
Alf Wise, lis bold and fearless advocate Mi
Wise, Ivy his curse upon this question, has
proved himself a man Of eouraoe-wofIhy of
HE ehiel mal's'racy oflhe Old Duminiul.n
Maj. Il. Is a warm and enthusiastic Wing
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
J A UN 0 ICE DYSPEPSIA ,

:. nc Ok NEKVOUS DEBILITY
q lcEASE Of The Kidneys and all diseases
- arising ilom Dishrdered Liver Or Slom.
ach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Full
ness, or Blood 10 the Head, Acid.ty Of the Storm
ach, Nausea. Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Full
ness or weight in the Stomach, Sour Functions,
Sinking, or Flut,ering at the Pit Of the Stomach
Swimming OF the Head Hurried and difficult
Breathing, Flntle,ing at The Heart, Chcaking OF
SuGocaiina Sensations when ina lying Posture.
Dimness oil Vision Dots or Webs before the
Sight Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Def
cheney Of Persp,ation, yelowness Of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in The Side. Back, Chest,
Limbs etc Sudden FJusiles Of Heat, Burning
il, the Flesh, Constant lHagininss Of Evil, and
great Depresslo q Spirits, eau be oileclualy
..,,rei nv
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07

IMPORTS OF Day Goops.--Ihe i,nmr,s of
dry goods at New York .or the has, five weeks,
according 10 The journal II Commerce, Was
"a, Sas, 800, which is SO, $40 Col less than for
same time in 1884, aud "a, 956, 75i less than
for the san,e tune in 1888. II is even hess by
$751; ,25s than fur The corresponding period Of
1881 yea, in which The total day goods
landed a, Tho port amounted To only sixty-one
millions vi dollars This deeliae is more rapid
than Was expected and has da"e n'ses' 10 give
stability 10 the markets during The muutt.
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JOHN D. W ATS.
"a. n, N u ~ l., v ~ IA


Stau.ton Virginia.
nFFlCE in the B.icls-row, Immediately on the
~ east side OF the Courthouse square.
March 3, 1865.
ID ARGAINS.--Chna Tea Sets, Grockery and
ID Glass ware, &C. Greater Bargains than ever,
to close out tn, remainder Of my Stock.
Il. .. HlCliS0N, Main ST., opposite
March 10. Morris Il Goods,
NEW SUPPLY.
TUyP received direct from New fork the follow
d ing very superior, Black Il Green Teas Black
Green' Plantation O'olong Golden Chop, Heroquas,
Mixture, English Breakfast, Ne Plus Ultra, Silver
leaf, aud Yonn.. Tyson.
We have also received very superior lot OF Brown
Feb II, 1855. j. 4. BRECAlkkiDGE son.
Piano for Sale.
A VERY superior new Piano OF Va Ootayoes 10
IA sale. Enquire at this Office
Feb. -, 1858.
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VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

f@NdlNlA i ILO NUN /.
Doctor ]. Nj. Wilson, Lexington, Va, Feb
9th, 1852, said u am entirely out Of the Ger
man Bil,ers. They have become all the rage
Nothing else sells.n
The Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock
Va, said Jan. 10Th, 1890: IA Great Medl-
cine-We have uniformly RETAINED from rec
ommendine to the public any Of the various
patent medicines Of the day, unless thoroughly
convinced oil their value. Among those we con.
slider worthy OF notice, is the German Bittefs,
invented 10y Dr. uoahand, and prepared 10y Dr.
jackson, in philadelphia. One instance, in par
icalir. in which the superior virtues oil this
medicine have been iesl,d, has fallen under our
observation. During the last summer. a son oil
Mr. Abram Crab OF this county, was very
elionsy affected Wllh Liver Compliant, aud al
ter trying IN vain val lou, remedies, he purchased
bottle Of the Biiiers, and after using 1t, was so
much relieved ,ol his distressing malady, that
he procured another bottle, aud is now restored
entirely 10 health u
They are entirely vegetable free from in]nri.
Gus ingredients. always strengthen the system,
and never piuslrate ii.
For sale Wholesale by Druggists in all the
principal cities, aud al retail by apothecarits and
s,orekeepers in every town in the United
States.
O. Sold hy T. p ~. B. E-k,idge, S'ann.
ton. A. Tucker, Baskerville. and BY Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines .vc,y where.
Oct. 80, IS54.-ly.
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! NC The Hon. Jolia Leicsier, will address he
people Of this Congressional District at The fol
low ing times aud places. DUNG this political
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NR ucon1S. App0INrNEYT,Y.

WR PGOWAS APPOINTMENTS.
We authorized to make the "a lowing appoint
ments Tor the Hon w McComas:
At Philippi, Barbour, on the I'd of April Weston,
Lewis County, April 9th; Buchanhon, Upshur, 1lth;
Clarksburg, Harrison, on the 18th; Doddridge II
on the 22d Tyler II On the 25th Ritchie the 18th;
Writ on the Goth Wood, on the 9Th of May; Jack
son, on the It'll of the same month.