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mEuI.INEs.


NEWS FROM .o.Sil IN.
~ Is lS3-Messrs. Dove A te-iasi autumn I = =
fine horse injured in one af his hind leEs 80 badly as 70 eahse
i, ) swell the S.Te o. a mans head. On which tried every
-s,el. \ e,als haar r think 81 without relieving him in the
-, t,ny.r The f.u The swelling continued. when young
ar Archer saw ii and recommended your Jun oil pr
rar.ss a hottie and. in = verY short time. before ! had used III
ean,ar, ~ enc hofle. the ~ Cling subsidized. and Yeu ennid
moi I'll which leg was injured. he Is now well and doing al
MINE Ann W. RICHER
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am WATCHER.


tNEsT fNfllID tuIAI4, VI III. D -
MrsSRs DONE & &c. Richmond last fall one o. IN
mules WAS turned loose In the stable yard while playing about
with aihcr males he ran with the weight # hs whole bod
against a large plate Of sh5at iron. cutting himself on the thigh
or ham about 10 inches long. and from an inrh and q hail t.
tive inches deep The wound aas 81 snch a character as Ia
suppose be would never be u any service So ne again see
Ing a notice Of the Turf on In tho papers, procured and az
piled il at onee ts the cut and IN sioui three weefs ne VA
perfectly well and at work. and You cannot perceive NC isasi
scar where the cut was made. H. A. A1AfHEf
L ss-fhcre are many eases Of Injuries 10 ealhr VA this
neighhofhood which have been cured by Your Turf on and
IL Of any benefit 10 yuu. | can prueure ean many certificate
The whole ueighhofhoed ssy II g. the quickest healmg rgneat
they ever saw, ~ A N1SFItEEs
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june 9Th, 1855
DEAR IRs About the 18th u December iast J h'eamt
very much afflicted with what thought an old nun IN one 81
my knees. ahe lrf one1 II long standing, Of which l had me-
anent attack within about SIN y eiFhf DAYS II 50
Violent that to sleep wa Impossible In about twenty ieer
hours / was attacked ia nay right hand AMI wrist and 10 Hhuut
twelve hours nas aitacked in my right ankle At which TIM
| Wa under saet e2cruei8ilHE pam as not &" be ahls |" lax,
any restsgheieScr. losing ali appetite for any KIND OF toehs
nal in perfect tfIpiUss condition. became almost q de
ranged man. Ny family standing around my hed siie mplie
ring M q, rii Ia a physician. my replF Was. that # / could enH
tam the right s7ft az q man | would h So hut thar ! had ~
well de with a fever as an aEpe Al length consented iaf
my son to ~ In Mr. jane \ Crews. a facrctant near me
and to say 10 him what my situation WAS, atiur hhi iits
every recommendation HssIbln. vs. Without The least behuht, thf4
If he hai ANY ting which il eunld truly recommend. &c. senH
II To ms. lie sent me q hottie f Doves Rheumatic idubaeat
asrd IA as directed and aner HbaHf six h"nf- a!r"ppf7
sleep fer the first time IA forty hauIs Ny jants hrraint
nuah swollen frnu the Time began II get rase th' svei
ing saaepd, md in ten da#s ! was able To attend r. my bHft
d. IS as u-us sometimes have aiasks in my shoulders
use tie i.lumeHt as before. with immediate relief 10y tinfi
application fthsnt Il q aasi Invaluable remedy. and ma If
siTaas that ever person afflicted with the masi droHdie
scanrqo 3n earth Hhcumadsm9 should give 10 a trial.
Nout5 uuly, g.
IIDMEII STONE.
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'.f EE&HFEB.- tons Peruvian Gunno. 500
~ Stles sole Leather, Philadelphia Calf Skins, and Shoe
l 1feais. 900 lbs ieaksviue Cotton, No. ) 10 II, with a gene.
r assortment of Grsccries.
Ao"h. JOHN HOLLINS.
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% EN sJNtEssS.-1 undersigned having taken
u the hunse formerly occupied by G. q y. d Steptoe. two
doors above Aeroo x MeClauahal I'D Stand, and next door
10 Aurrcil q strattoH. Maiu street I%.ynchhufP. VA. hegs leave
10 call tie attention ri hs friends. and the public generally, to
rs new staeb Il Groceries, Liquors, ar, which Ae is Offering
low fr cash ar in exchange Tor country produce. Particular
attention pad 10 te sals Of Flour, Wheat. COM, Tobacco,
@es-ass ia fhe receiving and t|raadiug of Goods.
Ipqy 1lrXdt-v. John l.. %SFpBD.
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= ~ W I"FU NI8F'l II paIrs Irench tnrsoiS, Col0rv1 and
"hH,-a beautiful article, At 81 -, worth So l90 pair supc-
it hlarh Cater Boots, at 81 5l-a great bargain French
Hhift blossoms. az Il cts, worth Sl-sumethiug new. Please
eIl Ml eXam,lc t'l@n. loon l-is1 iOHN ABRATAMS.
kN.aa, s%b-p.-hy cpstoupr are respectfully informed
. ilai ther hlis are now ready. They will please call and
setue, a. / wish to start North in a few days for my Fail stock.
Al biiS vii, in future, become duo the LIST of January and LIST
ot'uiy giving the same credit l get myself. which Will enable
me to buy and sonlow.
have Just rccclvedmy Plate of Fashions for the Fall. Please
call and examine. Iaug ~ I'll WA I p4c,
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IN bIaisaun assortment OF Rifles. Pistols, ~ q, com
pr+irg some WY nue Rides hands fmoy mounted with ter
MN Silver Saloon TITLES aud Pistols; Sharps Rifles 1altS
fffe Sh9aer.i Aliens sell eoekiHg Pistols Cane nhTi
FeHs; Ifmtiag Knives common PISTOLS af ali sizes taFs,
A. g. u which He Invite the aiteai IA - lie pubic.
aug ufs l. /. GREGORY 4 GO.
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MISCELLANEOUS

4 CARDIFF he subscriber having purrhes.,
- t'ae i : q & ~ f9fs ,@i f tns'f interest IRE e IN The eeneqrS 81 d ,ia
and FokW AliDiNG BUSINESS. at The ola 5592AAIS,e
BASIN, where they VIII Keep On hand a stock ~ gessIald, al
Lime and Cement, for sale at the lowest cYsh 'i.aaao, Pa
He returns his thanks To the friends Of M. i.f's
the public generally, for the HbtF raj patror,.a ''ncer i
aud hopes, by using his ht>t eNeTtinns. 10 M, szAteHtct i
Of the same 10 tie new concern. ~ d eantlr,s
apI g4dts. VA y
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These vessels are OF tae first class, built IN the city oil Bar
timorp. expressly for this trade and have superior aoeomino-
daions for passengers. They are commanded by experienced
Captains, well qualified for the trade. and who VIII spare no
cxertion to accommodate. They viii be flowed mp and down
the riycIs - steam, and may be relied on to sail promptly As
adReTtiLcd,
Merchants going North or ordering goods ffem New. YORK,
viii find it to their interest to ship by this line, a. freight Will
always be taken as low rs by any other line Of Packets, and
every effort viii be made by the agents in Richmond anu
New York II give satisfaction. Insurance can be effected Ia
the Richmond Fire Association by this line ut Z per cent.
W respectfully ask aud hope TO succeed in obtaining a fhl
share Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to NcH-York will be forwarded
free Of commission to New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston, Sa-
Nannah or any other Southern or Northern port.
The vessels Will lie il Richmond ia the Dock in New York
ut Berth NJ. 4. Coffee Iiense Sip, foot of Wall Street.
DAVID d NM. CUsRIE, Richmond I FONTS
II. PIEISO&, y. y,
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MERCHANDISE, &C.
.I.nN-I..aunIR. rpnMT.

L fSa n AHE-if1I sE-where viii be fund the tTEe-t
- .,im4af af LatuIu8tsd Steel. HHa Dpubie and single 11nsi
Rei.-. us4Ha tBri= 4 >cIftsckfnE Five shooter taH ; Al
~ ana Ihnrbcrs BavoiNers aud single Pistols fs"der
4Issts sfaf Belts aud Pouches Gams haFs. Cleaning Rods,
k#,flr HH#Hshes. Etaess Cocks and q. d Percussion Aaisi
Gun Wnls ard Wire 4 srtTiigts al sizes Curtis q hafft! :
IIs5,,,d pa..H T. aud American Powder. aI k{sis; Compress
81 Bullets. Back and Small shuf. Liquor tias@si lfakeis
ptsE,t t5aflsrv. B4wie KNIVES. Bsznrsi a me assortment Of
Pr Monte Hoia. silver, Ivory and Cooked sword aud
pain Ctafs. and ctefY thing IA our line TO suit Gun makers
Naha a lot oI pretaIum TITLES on hand Repairing done
with dssratal. aud warranted, -
WI Is & I FISHER. opposite the
sol, tats N1r4nfi House. LYHchturR# "a.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.
NrEw PUBLICATIONS OF TIE auEHs-

~ eAS :. : UNION
FHnfra oF fNpusrRY or The LIN % AnAN tiAHhf
\ eerY interesting volume. and should he read b. al 9f's
seels aud denumiuauous. -
mtsa AMY - q highly interesting and zeazonatie volume
MEMOIR % A DnII-NouuR Misses VII be- deeply ffi'f'-ifa
q and greatly benefited bY reading this Memoir -
CIR 4984us o. AaNF-Ne need not call attention - tbs
valnme-iho title win secure that
scnoaI DAYs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. should not fail To read
this volume. - -.
Tnr SAn MIST ma narrative Illustrating with much NtNh
ness aud fidelity tho mistake "a bich IN ufiTl arenf ~ TIC
religious training al families Parents don't You need tbs
baHk
Tlr GRfar QUESTION e. a great book Il treats Il great IN
tenssts VII Yun Rad II
An n ~ alaAe. and iho publications aithc american : 5.
I nlan generally. saeh a. ! H4sHfs Teacher ieiss Question
Ii1als ftmn Baaks. Map aud Miscellaneous volumes can be
hn! al PAYNE 4 Christian lIaak store. Isnchhute. "a
= = JENNINGS.
a..44ta Sub4# Am :. : { nluu =
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N - = = -
4 .iana s.iar.-FIrst Packet 10 sail with DIS vtfA
latch. The sap,li i. fast sailing, double deeked ~ s%~2s
and copper fastened ahuuuer, "Il4LEN, Nailah. -
JANIS STEWART, now lnading and will san as above. f"r
balance u freight apply 10 ~,
Richmond.
L. S-Sbiprers byffis Vessel will get their goods 10 poil
Of destination At our-half rate Of freight cheaper than by any
ether route. aad in less time. Insurance can be ctiested On
the best terms. u" w
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DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. &C.

ArEu sHoE. Ac.-Jasi received BY express. st L.
u HD1FEifsz a bsautifui 1T 81 neW goaaisz AMONG
which mas hr found tha following Arlrless
iadHz nue f1uHfess Uaters. new style
black With tip f
&c without tip
a - Coleured "
80 KID - " side lace.
KID aud Murofee Limbs. Bussln%. Tics and Slippers
Geatiemf u 8 due Patent Leather Congress CATERS
e." oxford Ties
e. IaTf
Aud a grnctal assortment of Children SHOES. sc, a..
anF Hts
- ~ Gss.-Just reens,d bY Adams a Co. Tx
u pres. our third supply q Sew Goods consisting 81
THtu Black Silt.
Whit Jacuuet Muslinsi
t1tnbrirs
French work Collars
"" Hlerst5i
IRIS finrps.-al pficcss
I4fk Lat string Ribbons e. &c.
Which w invite our customers. and the ladies particularly
Ia cali and examine. SffGLER McELDER1 a TO.
aug I44-
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~ or DRY GOODS IN MARkET RCASl-My stock
OF Now spring and sumner Goods Is uew complete. The
whole stuck WAS bought very cheap, and will he sold for a very
small prom. for cash.
The money market having become easy, | hope my friends
and customers viii come forward and supply fhcusclNes lher-
ally. All / ask Is a call from those in want of goods. to insare
sales. sui la4lf~l INo i. pftENIS. Arr.
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d BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, BY steam 1919
cs hEI$IbEkE ad OC|AlDNTAS.-Ihr "
STEAMER BEINlDERE leaves Baltimore every SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON tor Richmond. Returning, leaves RICH
MOND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore.
The HOGAlIpNTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NESpAl AFTERNOON FIR Richmond. Returning, leaves
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON for Balti-
timere.
slippers to Baltimore by these Two Boats must have their
goods hrIa every Monday and FRIDAY OF zach week.
mar ~ - ii DIAN & WATSON. Richmond Va.
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=. W~nIs"rEuORE n .R0., Mnnufnc-
NE IklisSo ElCu'S PATENT IRON BEAM PIoW.
-pur Premium Hill str, Improved Livingston, IeekSkil and
Eagle rluws aud Castings, Improved Ilrashiug Machines,
CorusheilrIs cutting Knives and Road Scrapcrs. also, an i'm.
proved Double Action Force Pump for " Tells and Springs.
on liE HAstN. L%ynchbnrg, Va.
do hereby certify tlat have tried for myself Richs Iron
liable implement in my opinion. the best ilnw In use. aud dcs
tined, as / hcIoNc4 In take the plaro Of Il othrrs, when il shall
become more generally known JOHN HALLIDAY,
NpTseryman and Florist, near I%.ynchhurg. Va.
Gus II, LYNcu. ESQ, q this city, who has used tho Iron
Beam llaw for several months past, recommends il as the best
Pow in use, and has advised his friends AT once 90 procure 1t.
lie has given us the fullest liberty 10 refer confidently 10 him.
sep lis is. WHIITENORE \ BRO.
nv0 pBsE OVERS OE TIRE FsNE AaEVs.-
p Those who delight to look upon and admire the beautiful
Specimens of art winch the land OF man. in the present pro
W. MINIS n Go, at their well established Daguerrean Gal
l"ry. iherr the Statesmen # the country, with intellectual
brow and august mein. staLd out from the plate with such
natural aud itr liz appearance that he spectator almost fan
too, TIN beautiful hlusllnE maiden. with sparkling eyes and
charming lips. Invites the nrlent youth To gaze Ia admiration
on "iloayeus last best Kilt To sinful man There, toe, tol
licking ronpiug childhood, with Iuavaut heart and merry
Then come to {. ". MtNNiS & cos aud view the handsome
specimens. HaYe Your own haencss, and reader, induce her
you estcen above ali other Ia accompany you and rest not
coutcuied without an exact representation OF her, and of those
ped and the golden bowl broken. YOU have that left which VIII
over call wildly - your recollection the departed ones. Pic.
lures taken in all weather with equal facilities aud with the
same perfection. Remember MINIS & co. are the mon 10
ut their far tomed Gallery, Main street, 81 door FROM Bridge
street. Lyncbhurgi and sycamore street, Petersburg, va
q. w. MlNNlS ~ co,
jy5ts Daguerrean Artists.
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ID Ing determined 70 close out my stock 4 Carpenters
IIanlw are. AID building Materials. including an cyteHsue a
sediment NJ LOCKS. HINGES SCREW \
GLASS. a.. &c. tHe whHlc >taek is HuN al. red n cost
lba,. wI-anag u,iliae IN tl4f line would consult their inter.
.sfs by giving mc q eat before purchasing eissHhoc.
80, - WINSTON.
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&DGTEEsEDE EsasAH0Ap.

, FHLIGHI IR4IN. ElfE 80 -
We are now really 20 receive treiebts tor the
South Side Railroad, at VIM. +. Andersons Commissiol
iiolisn, on the iason. Any person wishing to see the rates Q
freight can obtain a freight LIT by calling on ne.
by order If tie Superintendent,
SIP 3OtS ALFRED w. UBRNER. Aren't.
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-EA lEH-zs3s: May, June ard July lsIa. inn ', " a a"
gust; Ie3u May e Nos-) june, July, Uc,otef and
Der 1852 July and August. '"'e-
Persons having the back Mes. above named can find .,.
them at n COED price, by applying 10
WM j, FGLkFS
Blank Book Manufacturer. Ngnt
sep Its. So, ,f Il "a a." h
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NNiOs. ,. DAVIS A. co, OPPOSITE T.sE

4 WARWICK HOUSE. offer to the trade of Lvnchburg,
a superior lot of GROCERIES. consisting of Rio. Laguira and
Maricabo Coffee;
Stowart's Refined Coffee Sugar;
HalowCl q Co.'S do do
New Orleans Sugars;
New Orleans and Cuba Molasses;
Maryland Golden Syrup, (very rice for table use1
''"'us rti'aP rr easa. Gan and see them. sep lots
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EEFx or aYNCsassCws..-Ar

- my, ron the accurate painting et II. BfYfn is. a.
be ilad AT the BOOK TOREO r PAYNE CHRfSTINf
early Application, at the low price Of "a 90.
iY l0tS.-iternhlican copy.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
u.

x-i.& ESS .AsIROsp. r.. a H...a
NEW stgHEDt LE~-SUMMEk 552HM-I
IN Ti-Ou AM after t..
as. SUNDAYS excepted at O'Clock p n ati affiFe u
y ythevile at p. N. Returning. leaff W ytheAi'o a . = IN ~
al arrive At LvuchbuHg az IL N making the TAP mhAh'
- and Petersburg - " ytheylle IN "a hours
,f,sIsys Walnesdats. and Fridays. and arriving at liuehan'
"a to supper. For Fincastie, sweet, and White sulphur
Strings charleston. Kanawha. and Guyandotte, VIA Bonsaek ;
:, =, N l,iafz Wednesdays. aud Fridays. For Abingdon
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u Ladies aud Gcntlemen q LVuchburg. THAI lis ItL CHA
SALOON IS now open, end viii be constant saHLl 1911
the incest lee Cream during the whole seas H. Ha NA r
furnish it for parties at the shortest notice. The patrons
his friends and the public is earnestly invited. a84t4s
Fresh Pne-Apples, strawberry, and all Ailds ofanis
may Hts.
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' NEWYoRK rAokErs-Tlds now hone 9 +L4S
~ m : v.,,if orE every ftIiree da1s All owned in the city of
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And for sale by }. IL. Seay, Strother q Whitehead }.
Thompson q Co, X Stahler x Co. lynrhburE, Va, AMI
dealers in Medicines pVprNNh.rp I4p4 = IA /
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q GARD..-lh he undersigned vii coptir,.
"A the COMMISSION ana - hfip't
BUSINESS, and also the Manufacturing ar TN ABB.
fii III former fi'"rs' they pledge thc.r b,sl fz51 "a. Gi
their continuance. i@ nr
All ldtS. HTtpr
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yFBT It TT Y : .--I he r0I-Ir.1-I -
- slAR Dot BIZ OVEN ookIN STOW teofSA9
weea' Jnst t.e.iN'd al IRE Furnace aud larae y y 'nI~
cheapest. most substantial, and perfaet CookIl. 7, he la
the | nion; and warranted /" bake. roast. L,I 4aIafars
the most satisfactory manner, with less fr,1 ~, IN and ty
Stove of similar capacity in use Can and Sec - I'm any ouaf
Also, n fine assortment Of LEAD PIP. If .sz -
hand and for salc by lily Its s'as sizes Al |
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Nsaicdl T amipfrs


Tn Medical Examination of subjects far Insurance VII F.
made at the office Of the Company on each day terr. a
hours If and 4 o'clock. +. N. E<#E
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-24

To the Empress Eugene Her Incompatible grace Is The
of the imperial throne and her inexhaustbe
beauty brings blessings on her head Viae Emperor q
Fire FFnPeratrieeP Renewed applause
chorus here accompanied the band whilst
playing ytus fEmpaepP
The Project after short pause again rose and said
Gentlemen have the honor Of proposing the health Of
her Majesty the Queen Of Great ran and Ireland May
God protect the august ally OF beloved sovereign
May the hope realized that her Majesty the
Queen has degned permit conceive that Of being
allowed offer her ia this very place the period Of
her visit France the homage Of the respectful eciaton
Of the municipal corporation Of Paris Wee "a Refine Vic
t0ria r.
The national air of AGod the QueenW was here
given by the chorus, after which Lord Cowey 20
knowledge the compliment paid TO bis sovereign;
"ibeg leave 10 return you thanks for the very cordial
IN which the health Of her Britannia Majesty has
just been drunk. There is not convinced single
English heart that does not beat responsive 10 the friendly
feeling which is testified ia France towards the Queen Of
Great Britain and towards all English subjects Her Ma
iesty fully alive 90 the importance OF maintaining the
anicabe feeling which exists between the
tons calculated il is TO promote strongly the welfare
Of both countries Applaase.J
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the NAVAL ACADEMY.

In the column devoted TO intelligence from the executive
departments Of the government win be found the annual
report Of the board Of examiners whose abos AT the Naval
Academy at Annapolis have just terminated While the
report VIII be read with great satisfaction by the whole
country II VIII excite no little surprise in many quarters
that without display or large appropriations tho ncen-
uyes Of public notice and supervision Naval Academy has
been secured TO The country whose police discipline
teal and theoretical teachings OF the same high char.
aeter as have obtained fol the Military Academy at West
Point It's worldwide reputation for excellence The rec
concentrations Of the board adicous aud practical
and the one in regard to the pactcehp for the students
will, no doubt be carried out next year
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Nor IN BuIs,-~We are informed that Gov johnson
introduced feature into the debate at Springfield not
put down in the programme Hesated that there were many
innocent and welneaning people the country who be-
lieved that there still whg party aud that II was
yet deunct in Tennessee but that there might be no
mistake and thai might deceive themselves with the
iden that in voting for Col Gentry they were voting as
wings for representative Of whg principles be would
call upon his competitor to state whether the whg par
ty In the land OF living not and be would give way
TO let him There being chance for dodge.
Col Gentry compelled 10 70 his feet and in
ply stated that the whig party dead that he knew
such party in Tennessee and that he lis cam
didate and did not claim TO be. The incident produced
quite sensation and many old wings scowed though
they did approve Of the summary mode 10 which Col
Gentry consigned their party oblivion and erected its
tombstone ctarksrius Tsan.) Jeer,oaiaa
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" ASHINGTON CITY
SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE "a, 1885.

~ ~ isRAEA g. JASsss Ne street. Fhlaari
a y nhF geueFal travelling agent, nsxsssa b va a. Wsta
l"ts GoLtsSs jaSss DssNSa, J. HASN'T r. yAmss T.o
d MICS r. ~. NoHRIsoS, h w. WIlnx wv. Il. wAqssa.s
AK y cAnsos o X. Mvsns. BSs. y. SWANS, n AsEmAs
and r. DAVIS.
@ NJ nssST NJ Lewis, Of Montgomery, Alabama Il our ss
sta travelling geent for az and Tennessee
.ss p = - Ls~is JAsHs o. LAWS. and Lswss
~ nf = " JAsss No Harrsan street. Cnc4naai Cbla
'e general COLLECTING ana rexmx
ass'st'd ey w. TnomAs, w, RsssAy WILLIAM A. THoM.s
fnos ~ 1Asss, G ~ L. WssnAs, A. L. csILps and H. WIZ
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hih sabout 70 be added 70 the s e ourishng town
Of Dover has made application 10 the State legislature for
city charter and il will no doubt be granted.
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