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NIX. WISE IN CAROLINE COUNTY.
70 Ire Ed"or- IF Tie E~qui,tr.
r,ROII>r- F,Lruury lS, lSI

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CAROLINE, February IL, lSr'.
Gcntirmcn;-I had the pleasure OF helring Mr.
Wise at Caroline Court On Monday. Tie delivered a
most able. eloquent and staicsmhnIkc speech, was
listened 10 with rnpt attention by 4 numerous audi.
cncc, and certainly conliffucd to his support many at
the wavcring, and changed some Of his oppon"ntd.
Til. county will give Il good account 81 hcr-c,i nj
the polls in May. .
| had the stiil greater pleasure Of being IN a small
private circle will Mr.. Wise for the frsf tIT". Ora
tor az h. is, land the age eau boss; frw or II" sincri-
rrsl like him more Us the man. Nirginlan- oitciI boast
ui the similarity of ltomm and Virginia character.
Never was So much struck with the truth ~! THIS ~
sumption Us when cunycrsins with Mr.. Wise. Sacl
dignity and simplicity ut character. coupled with such
unrnlculatiug, rgsrlfsh and enthusiastic patriotism, !
have never before met with.
differ from Mr.. Wise Oh some 4uss,iG!ia: b;t shall
not sustain linn the lrs- zealuu>ly on that account. |
do not age. with you and lin that the Know. No.
things are A6olItioni,ir. They are too selfish for that.
They want the lOaves and ti-hcs. | prefer "psil enc
ln.rs, ike Abolitinuists, to disguised ones such a.
Know N0ihiIgs. Indeed, il We cannot defeat Abol!.
ton without tie aid OF secret consp::ators, we had is
we'll be1dcfeutcd NJ once; TO- defeated IL tar end we
will be. Truth is mighty and will prevail rad
truth never shuns the glare of sunlight. or the war "l
discus, ion. No, / for ono, nrl YOU know am no
Abo.iionist, will fight Tor slavery with no such nllics.
Non tall anIiL0 nee Gt teuSOribMs Gtn' +. q.
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THE NJ CANVASS.

1t will be seen that tic State Democratic Executive
Committee have done their duty in preparing for n
thorough orgsnizationo OF ide Democracy Of Virginia.
The gentlemen, named as Electu,r, should al once get
TO work to assist in the organization N every county,
aud in uniurling the Democratic tag to every breeze.
4, "a proper to remark that the committee adopted NE
Il rl.le IA appointing Electors, to select none Of them
from the :ae,nbers OF THOR own body. "r from candi-
dates for sea-. in the Senate or House OF Delegates.
1aa signs of striumphfor the Democracy are every
shsrs alsYi-ious: .but tic Democracy must do their
duty With cpersy st' perseverance,. Every county
.bo,,ld lp thoroughly prgu~-l-urd M the Sesret
Order viii make o dsspsrato es@r .srry III, LIE.
,,;sloture. ss friends ir each .eoS|as sloi., -alect
,he;r stroncoat ssen Upon whom TO mite ,ana Acfe"'
,o;, .uuler-yrouud" movements.
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i gan.!Hman rcsiding in charlottesville. who was
opposed 10 .ac nomination. Of Mr. ki,e, tnus .praEs
oil his recent speech in that Place The letter wa
not designed for publication, aGI we hope We will be
excused for making this extract from it:
''Mr. wisp m.ac Gaa O! ih" worry, best political
speeches ! eyer lenr4 -pefReili independent ana
free from dcmagpsuisin. lie was as shaFpas o two
edged sword, dividing asundcr the hanbs aid marrow
of Know Nothingism, and exposing it's naked Wing
and abolition dcforlni,y, to tlr gaze OF II pure and un-
drtlrd Democracy. What a spectacle for Jeiicrso.
nj, ~ L. look upon, Great Jupiter! can it De that
snUthcrn ,; E,.s ga affiliate with n dark lantern
party, originating ih;ne DO. bee, y gi.;.ticuisr, for
iho avowoL purpose NJ giving L dcefh bio" 10 oI,
''pccu.inr institutions!
"'Mr. WisG's speech made II very fur impress. i"n;Gh
disaiicc!iolI in the party is giving way, unl my i'm
preston is that in n short time, all disscn.iuns will be
lcnll., Gnl thEt our Democracy will show mn undi-
viiad i.uIf Ia the T.mi.ea 4 the Stanton Couvcn.
tluu. - R,cEt n.h0m GrcIfrr
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CITY AND sTaTE NEWS.

A,quIIIN cf l;r,AlTN.-pu SATURDAY last. Rich.
trl l;ca@lry. charged with lie murder -: William {.
;!ui!, worth. "n tic 18th of January, Wa examined
,o!ore the Hastings Court, AMI ncqui:,ch-Ai!crmct
Butler, Binfrrd and Bray voting for his discharge
lnl Alderman Lipscomb nnh Winstield 10 send him
I'll tn The Circuit Court for trlnl.
FATAL AccIpryr.-Col John II. Davis of Lynch.
burg WIS killed on Tuesday night last, by falllns over
n high wall runnin. along the edge OF the river, a!
that place.
SENATORIAL CASpIpArE.- Archibald Stuart. E-l.
is II Candidate for reelection III The Senatorial Dis
rrict composed or the Counties Of Patrick, Henry and
franklin.
ASornER Bcnoui +. Harrison 81
Prince William announces himself ns II candidate for
the State Senate in the Stafford District. and urges n
Democratic Convention Ia deril" on The claims oil
the n-pirants. Col. Brawncr and Col. j. VI. TalIatrr-
70 ar" also III the field.
About TO S~r,Rr.-rhc Blues leave here to-mor-
row for Philadelphia. They fully calculate carrying
ii!ty-iv { members.
The THElTRE-This evenings performance il the
Inst "l the - nSnn. Ii l. the occasion vi Mr.. Jack :
benefit. and We learn that the entertainment, will b.
rich and rare.
PEEFARISG FOR TIRE Co>rrsr.-At the last
Montgomery Conrt, meetings were hell Icy both the
Wig and Democratic parties. appointing delegates t
n Convention to he held at Union, in Monroe county.
Tor the purpose of nominating candidates Tor Congress
in that district. The Democratic Convention is 10 he
held IN the first Monday and the Wing on the third
MONDAY i'll March. This il, the district now rcprescn-
ted by Mr.. Eduluulsuu,
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INTERESTING FROM HAVANA.

NV OELilN>, FIN T'.-TIc steamer Black
Warrior has arrived from Havana. with dates Ia tho
18th inst. There wa, great excitement III Havana
\ new militia =, Inpauy has been formed, and all the
leland declared ia II STATE al siege; all The ports ac
in u = ate # blockade; II proclamation had been
made ordering the enlistment ut all volunteers, be.
tween the ages al Is sn! -, capable Of bearing
arms. \ ministry commission had been created Tor
The Eastern part "i the Island. The British ship Boz.
, axru had lTt the /, land. The Mrdnra wis engaged
III conveying troops /" different parts Of the Island.
II was reported that Concla had sent 10 Puerto
f. 80, lar ~ mira rnnr,s
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furthermore recommend TINT nvr Ord'r rs citizens
-,rurc L." rnhi,c wom,aat.1a at Inn far Eorcr"...
II r'i.-"guriIrr -! "ur i~rahiiiIy t. ci"c! Il caH"r!a:'
independently Of support from those not r"nli-rtc!
with IL, we consider il %! ihr u:Hin>, Importance thai
or candidate nj CLEAR 81 mi sIsFfIION OF tHl
,OSNEI TIuN WIII OUR ORDER. 81 thoroughly arr
we convinced otthis, that vi STRONGLY RECOMMEND
rHE PUBLIC REPRESENTATIONS THAT OUR CANDI.
DATE Is TIKI cANpIDArE OF Tire PEOPLE, and worthy
their -luupri,
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Ie!r:ihplicl FOR III" i~tictroni ~EnJuyr.
UNITED STATES CONGRESS-

" t'HlN"roS, F.nHu,HY ~, 1861.
SEN,rk.-T iii" Prc'fc rail rnnI hill WA, ,sk,n ~,
anI discussed By Mos-r~. CLAYTON, Gricr, prsrrn nna ="
Ter. Mason and others against, and Mc.srs. Sc,,'., 49,"
and Ru-k in favor. Tho principal Objections urc, ,
nrc II want "i information of the character or 81
country through which the road will pass, md , h.,
Ilt that the road will he Il continual tax on the Trea
surv.
IIorsE.-The House. after n long debate. su,,,;r.,
the late Veto ot the French SpoIiafiou hill, by II y",,,
III rs To- ri. The House then went inrn roinmi,,c,
III ia" Wl"le "n the DIPLOMATS bill. Mr.. Sou,r,
movr,! an amendment by inserting the Spolin,ion bin
The motion was supported by Mr~srs. Wa-hburnr
Chandler, and Campbell. aud was ruled out vi order
The House then adjourned.
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MnNRnt wARn vlGlLANCE %COMMrrTEE

MONROE WARD VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
The bCmurrHttc Committee at NiSIIuncriur Monroe
WarJ ILL rr-rt ut SlIockop' Hill tavern. on Broad
street, on Wfanesiay I.ig'- r"yi, NJ half past seven
o'clock. BY OkDER'dFTlI GIIA lnMAN.
The Cumlnittcc consists oil: l.. ". Hln@"HTolk
VIM. r. SIM, Sarul +. Ba"ly. Sm'I -. Drnoun. VIM.
B.. Gaines, Jo-. Iiicrholzrr, Geo. j.. Betty, 10. W..
MINNIE, \. =. Sims, W. W. TiIAbcriakc, Geo. W.
Br,mk., ). Ii: Eosicf, yhc,r =. ~f"uwiorl, VIM. Eng.
li,h, Isaac T.. Graham, l,iciiEr! Moore. i!"u.y ..iirr,
II. 4. Phillips, M 7. Starkc, JOHN !1pplcystd. p
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v,rc1y1A DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATIONS.

NlIl.1\IA
l., ~,u.iir. IT the S;n,' IlrUrcratic Executive
c.u,n,:ltrr, held IN this city nn Thursday. February
I,iE, OIL motion vt Mr.. james Barbour Of Cuipcpci'
Col. John Rutherford WAS appointed Ch"irman' and
on motion Of Mr.. X. W. Hughes, WIN. +. Eiicl'ic was
made Secretary.
The COMMITTEES appointed Congressional Senators"
and County Electors for the whole State, ms follow:
CONGRESSIONAL ELECToRs.
First Congressional District-Ro Re. l.. Montague .
MilllcSrN. "a.
S,aoud Observation-Disclosures Cooke Of Norfolk NY
Third pi-trirt-P. II. Aylctt OF iclimon my
F,ur;h pistrict-R. X. Mrrlr "f Petersburg.
Fittl Dis,ricl-A. Hughes Dil"rd q! itSnIy.
Sixth Di,trict-Wm. }. Robertson ct AloehiaIiu'
seventh Distrirt- senj. IL. Berry of Alexandra.
Eirh,h D.strict-Tho.. NJ. Isbell Of Jefferson.
Ninth Distrlrt-Gco. T.. Drne"ic "l h"rklnGma"'
Tcuth District llcrrard Clemens I'll "h"SnnS'
Eleventh district Bcni. w. jackson OF Wood
'rw,lfi, Djstrict-A. 4. Chapman OF Monroe.
Thirteenth Distrirt-Ju". u. Floyd OF "''''"S'"'
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INRuKTAaruU.NO CONTRACT.

PlILADrLrlI,, FEB. n.-Nr j uI'a;e, ~ lhiS ";iy
who has in,, returned from LagugyIa, hms 1iccccluI
in making ."cnlr.rt win tie FcnH&.olcnN govern.
men. for II l"rSe Of II l-ln,rt- y. IL" coast u Tcnf=n-
rln, which ire said to he tile richest dcppsi,a "a .'Iago
in Tie. world.
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For he E"qnDrr

Sir-IIaving learned, through the Richmond En-
uuirer, that Col. W. W. Hancock will not be Il cam-
di,iatc iur reelection to the House Of Delegates, this
Spring. and believing TINT you would be cordially
greeted as the Standard bearer Of the Democracy Of
Chesterfield, We most earnestly call upon you 10 an
uouncc yourself Il candidate. We believe that, by
~ doing, You will effect that, which is the aim Of
g. 6Iy god .nd TIE LcI.o"ra.-H,iHn - ine phr!y.
IiANY VOTERS.
rursrrrr,r.n "a r,L- l,,h IsJJ
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BOSTON. FEE. I9.-Adiutant General Stone was
orr, stcd ri WoGc,-ler, an Saturday last, for trcspass,
III breaking open the Auuury 81 the Jackson Guards.
without bail.
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BALTIMORE, FEE. l9.-Flour is fran and up.
wari: sales of Iioward Stree; al 500. Whrat-t five
thousand bushels Of rcd were sold al Sl.9o, ana $l."J
n S4.p1 for white. Corn is downward; ycll"wS' L "
,.,u,s whit. ~ q s. cC!:-. Dats l. u - gents.
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LAUNCHING OF AN Us FRIG.ATE.
Bosroy, February lJ.-The triga;e Sautec was
| uur!rrL At Portsmouth. y. Hampshire, on Saturday
la,
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NEW YORK, FTV. Cotton is downward AMI
luIi. Flour !a. advanced T. c:s. per barrel, Southern
is firm. Sales AT $50. Il 9.@j. Nhcnt Is Q trro
hi.lrr. Corn i Il ,r.Uc Iower. Pod: Is d..N, Bee! Is
upwurI and in moderate demand. Stocks ae a
shade better. Money is freely offered.
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BANGOR, Ffm. "a shock "i mn caithqunho
Was lrlt ut this plac. thia morning. IL SHOOK The
I....--. l. l.l.L
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MIR. WISE. IN RICHMOND.

II. 4. Wise, ESD, the Democratic candidate Tor
=. the o,,,,. OF Governor, will address the people OF THIS
CITY at the African Church, ro-Ni"Hr,n mt haii past
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SUDDEN DEATH OF AN EDITOR.
CoscoRp, FKB. lS.-Mr. Barton, the editor ofthe
Reporter, dropped dead yesterday. from disease OF the
heart.
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T,Ir RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

: nL@,ITrIIIE PRYOR n D~UNNAHANT.
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\ wy p,r,uIr 4 ROGER a. rHNOE. EDITORS
TT;rsn.N MORNING, FEBEtAHH 30.
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CATTLE, HJGA AND SHEEP.
BEEF-:' 10 " $40 " twG gross, Glich is & o. .
20 80 ;.IL
I!uGS- - 'irfS hundred. Supply moderate.
SHEtP-MGtion Fol i.r s3ds7t piece Tor ordins,Y
end suIaIlof ","cl.
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=, Senatorial pi,trirt.--l. j. Bell Of Accomnc.
81 ID Hunter WondiS III Norfolk City.
RI do. =. Wheeler of Norfolk County:
nv n, James l.. Cracker of Isle Of Wight.
iii ,ln. r.. W. Musscnhurg Of SoutiiaihPtoh'
IN, do. Thos. Wallace OF Petersburg.
1th do. Lewis T.. lIarvie of Amelia.
Sti, do. Alex. Jones oi Chcstcrheia.
otI, do. Nm. C.. Fluurmoy of Prince Edward.
Iu,h do. VIM. X. Baskcrvill Of Mrcklenburg.
I'M do. j.. Rcdd Smith 81 Pitisylrania.
Inth do. VIM. NJ. Howcrton of Halifax.
l3th to, Arcl'l Stuart ot Patrick.
Ilth do. Austin VI. Tribe of Bedford.
ljiL do. Thos. j. Kirkpatrick Of Lynchour@.
I6rh do, W. K. G.. Douglas Of New heht.
I'm do. ,Jno. Il. Young of Henrlco.
iSth do. Geo. w. Randolph nf Richmond CtY'
Io,L do. John Il. Scawcll Of Gloucester.
ao,h w., Ri,.b'd Claybruuk ut northumberland
2I,t do, Vim. X. ASlett OF King William.
yDJ do. Eustace Conway Of Spotsylvania'
52j do Eppa ilunton OF Prince William.
lI,h do. David Funston ui Alexandria.
o;,,, a., ,Juo. W. Minor of L"udoui.
Jf,h d,. !. Y. Mcnifcc "f Rappahann"ck'
Ttb do. a. X. Blakcy Of Madison.
2Sth do. Burwell Snead Of Albemarle.
ogth do. Walter d. Leake OF Gooctiaha'
Both do. Is. NJ. Dewitt ot Nelson
:ItL do. VIM. Lucas of Jefferson.
3JnJ din, G. r. Barbce of Hardy.
YyrJ do. IIlos. 4. Fauntlcr"y III Frederick.
ain din. 4. =. Calvert Of Shenandoah.
3itL do ,JohuT. Harris uf Rockingham.
36th Jn. WIN. II. Hartman Of Augusta.
3sth 10. Jnmcs W. MnsS'e vi Nochori"ee'
SSH do. Oliver II. Gray of Botetourt.
:sgtl, III. VIM. II. Cook of Carroll.
10th do. G. W. L. Browne vi lazeweii'
Ilst do. Isaac J. Irftwich of Wythc.
4ond do. Sam'l V. Fulkerson of Lee.
43rd do. L. Dunn English of Logan.
44th do. K. +. Dennis of GreenOr,cr.
18th do. Jeremiah Wcllmm Of Wayne.
10th do. A. j. smith of Harrison.
41th do. James Neeson nt Maroon.
lS;l, TO. BENZ. Basscil, DR., OF lpsfur.
49tll do. VIM. G.. Brown Of Preston.
,Ith do, Campbell Turr, Jr., OF Brooke.
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We are happy 10 learn, on undoubtct t1ilioriiy,
that Mr.. Smith, of the American Hotel, .ln.s not III
tend 10 sell out his establishment, Il ru'n0r to the CON
nary notwithstanding =; The American Hotel eon'i"-
us to be admirably ept, and is d eservodIy popular
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sIFNII'U FII'ET' Y = u FIVHWNIn
D"MES rio. Northern EXchuaso Checks on the ciicf
Northern cities ceiling nj " ! Per cent prommm. LnIse
Northern City Bank Note. per cent. Pr"iGuiu.
CuruTr"nt Bank Not'--or rather note. mo- hnniatl, -
- InOie ~ follows:
=. Moth Cn.oh"a l;-nk motto ar" per cent N-r0.ur
ErnR Ot ti'bI....--.---. . GsnG"E-"r ..... a,
South CHrnh;'a. ........ni.. hs"uc. ..--..
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from the Mnrcartnw'n Va..) Telegraph
STARTLING DEEEI.OpMENr.
DI>GRiCEFI'L PLOY,

'ilc that i'r. !i-lt within his "'vm dear irca.',
h"v III Ia H., cr!lrr End ENJOY hrIGii dny:
But hr Tia, hides n dark -nul nnI foul thoughts.
E'ni.hicd walks under The mid dny eun:
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NouNDsvIiLE, Marshall Co., Va.
f~ianvGry 9, lS.EI.
To TguE hHrRIClNS, GRElTIN

To IRuE AMERICAS, GREETING.
The time is rapidly approaching. Cor the citation oi
Il standard bearer in this Congressional District {"
meet this cNIgenry and 10 prevent injustice 10 Inc
mnn of our clruirr wc issUc this circular we are not
sustained in this proceeding by the fact that similar
proceedings are under way in other places. y mum
her oi s'c.th!:T ran"e viii be presented. and wlthont
wishing to Grt:G.. rom any we think the claims oi
each should br Gnriy prcgc ted. and the Itrn:ie icit
to All unbiased decision No effort sholld be- used
10 secure tho nomination. OF any man at the cSpci!sc"i
! honor ami right. Nepre now strong enough 10 render
honor 10 whom honor is due. Anl We have no man
in our ranks doing mere good ti!dn tie man 40 nos
recommend. he IS H0@ 0ciirs n, Sue n.cEt, b"-
rci.Hg MroWgh ret and "od. he dcstigtc d'<'rttfs.
Orgon,-IHs 0Hh SySIcMGt, :ins Omr rOrE and thus
preparing for f. general triumph, ut the spring cleo
, iior;. The offices he has held has been the sponta.
, neous 81. hte fellows :-ahd we are sa:i-iicl TINT
lir election viii be lie promotion ui our comrA"n
good. We need III cur prrccHt CrisiJ iatepsnt:nt'
u|ntrainmelIed fearless, interchangeable men. liz Is just
sich u man It's we need ut this time. His services are
frequently demanded 10 meet our opponents publicly
, -lrw well he does it is known To all who have heard
him. As Stai3 igeht lie is trnversiug the unvl-ltcd
parts OF tho State: OrgGm;tas u.i sysiematt-irg pre-
pnr0i0ry ~ NE SpT1rg t':,fioE .-,ad much tey@@I:
on his Efforts ms you will sec by the general circular OF
the G.. Secretary.
We are authorized to say, |. That he is free from
; party rammciS n any man who can be found
That long AGO HE SAW THE EVIL. AID
DISCARDED iIAGT.' TACTICS. =. That The
sentiments advocated by tho American y"r', he has
advocated for sixteen year,. .. that ha hss i.r'Ci
sought or held any political otiiccs-and consequently
cunnut be ohicctlonabic-bcchusc he never la- been
Il canJilaIa. Itie VOC deem All important iienI-Hs
on. mcu should, AT FlRsl, Ls EY.p, tie rcop!e. lie
!. working maintaining tbs peorie-e,ataH! him.
self by mammal labor-and he i. what we term Il self
! made man.
Now ,f.you have q truer, better man-better fitted
10 represent The American idea Of g man than j. y.
WOLFE, il tic nrde. deteru.,he Se sill slppoEt
him., out until lie majority is agnir.t u SO will stlck
to hun. j. NHlIllSOliiA
Pres. Of Council No..
JAMES HOLIDAY, '. L.
i. HOBLlTIELL, Jr, Secry,
n. u. BLEAkiuHE,
ANDREW EDWARDS,
GEO. STlDGER,
VIZ. ). LANE,
GEO. EDWARDS.
Both o! the circulars which we introduce in the
above article were printed. Tho ~el:plases ere our
own.
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Nix. WlSE'S SPEECH IN CllARLOTlES-

Cn]rsrrEFIFLp, Va, FEB. 18th, 1905.
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About To ST,RT.-lhc Blues leave here to-mor-
row t"r Philadelphia. They fully calculate carrying
lity-iiv L members.
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ENGINEHR FOR STEAM SAW ,nno, come
~ wANTED.-None need Srr!y Industry, and other
we'll recommended for sObret ana M, skinsirh & Old,
necessary aaa.fcit!oa. "' Peb l3-c&diR
Powhntnn Courthouse "a.
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The THElTRE-This cv, ninc's performance If the
Inst ul' the - nS"n. Ii is the occasion ci Mr.. Jack :
benefit, and "" learn that the entertainment, will b.
rich and rare.
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nVAL TEA and Table Wal s' , IN . .i, and decorated
" any .izo .insly; ; ss,"1 Je .ils, '4 aiba.s 'p plated Trays.
WIN pain ines. Aso' BULKLEY Il co,
FOR SAFE ny 80, Nam Street.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-27
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA,

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT To all per.
l. sons Effected with Sexual Diseases such as SEM
ISAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GoNNoRHHA. q LEFT
SYrnILIs, &c, &c.
The HOWARD Association of Philadelphia in
view of the awful destruction of human life and
health. caused by Sexual diseases, and the decep.
iions which praciscd upon the unfortunate vic
tins of such diseases by Quacks have directed their
Consulting Surgeon, rs n CHARITABLE Act worthy
of their name to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to
all persons thus afflicted. Male or Fcmalc) who
apply by letter, with description of their condi.
ton, Gage, occupation. hubis of life) &c, and in
eases of extreme poverty and suffering to FrnNIsn
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is n bcncvolen mt Institu.
ton. established by special endowment for the re.
lief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with .'Viru
lent and Epidemic Diseases, and its funds can be
used for other purpose. 1t has now "a surplus
of means. which the Directors have voted to adyer.
sc the above notice. 1t is needless to add that the
Association commands the highest Medical skill
of the age, and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment. Valuable advice also ven to
sick and nervous females. afflicted with abdominal
weakness, Womb Complaint, Cos.ivcness, Leucor
rhnl &c.
Address, (post-paid) DR.. GEO. R. CALHOUN
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association No.
South Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa
by order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELI., President.
GEO. PAlkCH1LD, Secretary may ssy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-27
HEENE2BOED'S
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