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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


Committees were called and made reports.
On motion Of Mr.. Floyd, leave wus given H.
bring in bill IL authorize II separate clerk for
the Committee of county roads, &c. that COM
mittee having much business as t. render it
necessary heretofore il has had n clerk in
junction with the Committee of Schools and Col
lcges.
COUNTING THE VOTES FOR GOVERNOR, ECr
On motion Of Mr. Edmunds the Senate were
informed of the readiness of the House to pro-
coed with the execution of the Joint order for as
pertaining a announcing The result for the cleo
ton for Governor Lieutenant Governor and At
torney General.
Soon afterwards the Senate preceded by their
President. entered the House and the report of
the committee was read AZ follows
The joint committee appointed to add up the
votes for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and
Attorney General, and ascertain the result, sub
NIT the following report:
The whole vote
For Governoris--For Henry Wise S3275
For Thos 5. Fiourney. .73354
Majority for Henry \, Wise 1921
For Lieut. Gov is-FnrE w. McComas S3,50s
For james NJ. II. Beale II ,572
Majority for Elisha w. MoComas IL .9:s9
For Atto'y General is-For w p Bocock SO, 563
For John VI. Patton. I'll ,5s3
Majority for w. P, Bococb .....ll9 $50
HARRISON B. roNIiN, Com. of House.
Henry w. THOMAS, Com of Senate.
T., Speaker of the House then announced
that Henry A. Wise was elected Governor Eli
sha w. McComas, Lieutenant Governor and
Willis p. Bocock, Attorney General. for tho
next constitutional term, Give years, beginning
on the lst January next)
THE BANKS.
md tip ,f a..
Governors message relative to Banks. and the
memorials of the Bunk of Virginia Farmers
Bank, Exchange Bank, Bank, of the Valley.
North Western Bank and Merchants and Mech
anics Bank of Wheeling. presented to the last
Legislature for renewal of their charters, were
| referred 10 the Committee on Banks.
RETAILING ARDENT SPIRITS.
| On motion of Mr. Berkeley, the Committee of
| Courts of Justice inquire into the expediency Of
taking the sense of tho people ON the subject of
retailing ardent spirits, at the election for MAJ.
istraies and other officers in May next.
| NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
On m ption of Mr.. lnhaleni tie Committee IF
! Finance was instructed to inquire into the cA,pr.
| diency af exemp,ing the cities of Norfolk and
| Portsmouth from taxation for one year.
| On motion of Mr.. Kemprr, the Committee If
! Courts of Justice was instructed 10 inquire into
| the expedency Of authorizing tn. know ledg-
| ment of married woman to be taken by a sin
| gle justice.
INDEPENDENT BANKS.
| On motion of Mr.. Rutherford. the Treasurer
was requested to prepare and report statement
| showing the names and locations If the ndepen-
dent Banks in Virginia. the time they went into
operation the capital and registered circulation
Of each, with tho amount and character of tho
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securities which they Law -eYrray deposited
IN his Office. whether they were authorized to Is
tablish branches. and what other independent
Banks. if any have given notice Of their intention
to deposite securities and commence banking.
MILITIA LAWS.
BY motion Of Mr.. Brandon, n resolution vas
adopted referring the part otthe Governors mos
sage relating 10 the militia laws 10 the Commit
tee on that subject.
NEW LuSATIc ASYLUM.
By motion of Mr.. Holden resolution was n
dopted inquiring into the expedienoy of erecting
a Inna'ic Asylnm at Clark -burR ia Harrison.
Resolutions Of inquiry, &c. were also offered
and adopted:
by Mr.. IIciskilI: OF authorizing the Grand
Lodge of the l. .. .. +. 10 appoint Visitor 10
the "Mariha Washington College"
lily Mr.. Tomlin: Of exempting citizens Of
Lynchburg from serving ON juries ia tho county
courts of Campbell
BY Mr.. Mallory; Into the expedcncy Of incor-
porating the Howard Association Of Norfolk.
BY Mr. Segar OF amending the charter of the
Hampton Savings Institution 80 as 70 grant poll
ci.s of insurance.
By Mr. ElysniI: For the reference Of bill 43l
Of the last session to the Committee in Banks.
BY Mr. Deane: Ofsundry amendments to the
charter Of the corporation af L+ynehburg.
BRANCH Banks.
BY Mr. Aurdaugh Into the expedicncy Of
the Farmers, Bank, the Exchange Bank or
either of them at Portsmouth,; aud by Mr.. Car
fer into the expediency of Branch of one of
these Banks at Wnrrenton, Fauquier.
DEBT OF VIRGINIA
By Mr. Rutherford: Ins.ruciing the ID Audi
tor to report what reion CT the registered debt
of Virginia is held this State. what in other
States of the Union, and what in foreign coun-
tries. and at what places aud in what amounts
L.. nd ,f,I .
wealth are payable.
by Mr.. Iredway: into the cxpedency ol in
cooperating the the Union Theological Semi
nary" in the county IF Prince Edward.
TESTIMONY OF NEGRoEs AGAINST ABpuCToRs.
On motion Of Mr.. Iowner, fine Committee al
Courts of justice were instructed to inquire into
the expediency of so amending the Code as To adj
nit testimony Of negroes against white persons
charged with the ADDICTION or attemp..to abduct
slaves from the Commonwealth, when said per-
sons 50 charged shall be citizens of such States
as admit negro Le stimony in cases in which white
persons may be parties.
LAND TITLES.
by Mr.. Ihompson-lnio the expedency of
law more efectualy aud speedily setting Western
Land Titles.
INTERNAL IMPRo YEMENTs.
BY Mr.. Anderson--For removing INSTRUCTIONS
TO navigation in Guyandotte River. by Mr.. Bore
man For increasing the capital stock of the
Little Kanawha Navigation. by Mr.. Cramner
For Turnpike from Wheeling to the mouth
of Smoot Creek BY Mr.. Dobson--1o increase
tho capital. of the Christianyillc ard kcysve
Plank Road. By Mr.. boy le-For the construc-
ton Of n road by private company from the
Central Railroad near Millboro to the eastern
base of the Warm Springs Mountain. BY Mr..
Wellman-For Railroad from Parkersbnrg in
Wood hy the town of Point Pheasant 10 the
Kentucky line near tho mouth of Big Sandy
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noticeable things exhibition at the Crystal Palace
the contribution New Pills the Laboratory DR. j.
C. Aver the author Of the widely known and valued Cherry
P"ctoral Ash is against the regulations OF the Pal
admit any luack medicines this shows that his
remedies placed in that category by the authorities lu
deed have before kcown that his Poetora highly
prcatoby scientific and have lately that his Pills
held in great estimation by those deeply learned in the
n - TtieBf fOruer MgsS IN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Carriers connected with this once nave no
authority Ia sell or dispose OF papers sa'e To aehf
rtem 10 regular city subscribers No papers are put INTO
their possession for any other purpose --------
Fall II ndle. Is5J.-Mcrehants and busn 'ss megtntr
ay are Informed that they Blheads store-bis Pa
,1rH Ruaiaess Cards Labels Dr. executed neatly chcaly,
ami axpedtiouslv at the VIRGISIAsn jos PRINTING Is
n ENLISTMENT. FIRST Alley, Iynchburgt Va
Auction Noticc.Thc attention 81 the pnol : ,nNl,'a
10 IN. sale of o stock of Horses, Mules. tattei
Hos Corn Oats 600 pounds Tobacco, take place ut
his farm on tho Lexington Turnpike this morning at CLOCK
Also 10 the sale likely and valuable Negroes To
lie sald AT place Wednesday the ON INST at IL
O'Clock. ldec 5lfJ = X fHfLto, n".' !
4 rseprieve.-Wo refer TO repreyc from capital
nlpf4bmcn There slow torture from which respite
rttnaiy desirable We refer 10 dyspepsaa ORD IN hcha
indigestion summed up 10 the sufferers
M t alnful aud disease hold out not only
bright hopes the cTBay If immediate relief and perna
ucf cure There a tonic cordial and Alternative principle IN
Ioohands Btters which inevitably arrests ana
changes morbid of the stomach and the seceVe or
gaHs disease and restores TO health Prepared
by DR. c NJ Jackson Philadelphia See advertisements
dee
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Premium Biucrs.-No

TKahcr,s Premium RBittcrs.--NoTICE FOR OTHER
many this and other sections of these
suffering with arrhoa and and fever As per-
cure, many most respectable citizens have.
adorfod BAKERS PREMIUM BITTEHs, 50 well
known great with nyals which have proved
falling remedy We have been told by several gentle
they heard of Of diarna ague and
fever the patient had been nsing Bakers Bors through
fail The proprietor will always
with his medicine, named when In person
Hundreds Of certificates have been published putting forth the
virtues of this valuable medicine
Below read certificates of our well known citizens:
RICHMOND, September :, 1853.
take great pleasure estifyug the virtue of BAKERS
PREMIUM a remedy obstinate indigestion
attacks dyspepsia and by their
have escaped my annual attack OF chils
REy. + J. B0GGS,
Pastor of Union Hill Station
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Wherever that great Medicine, called "a d.

FARRELLs CELEBRATED ARABIAN ISIMENr has been intro
dned it has performed the extraordinary in the
nails Of medical hstoryevery body who becomes
its friendthey not only keep always hand
the benefit of its timely III of emergency, but
mend to all their friends II has been before the public
nearly ten years and yet it daily developing virtues;
diseases have been cured by for which the proprietor
recommended it, Its magic virtues spread through the
land with the speed of lightning and many in
vad who supposed that their days this earth fast
drawing close have been, by of this In
valuable Iniment EAIED and rejoice i'll the blessings
of health and the enjoyment of this beautiful world Read
this believe and doubt Inquire your neghbors
whom you know TO have used It, and they will tell that
medicine discovered the half of its extraordinary
healing The rackng pains of rheumatism and neural
ga yield in few minutes its powerful anodyne properties.
The lame made walk Old which have render
ed the subject loalsome thing behold, healed The
weak and tremb deranged state of the hy the
of this Linmeu the of their former
health and strength Many long standing Affections Of the liver
lungs and kidney have yielded its after the varios
eie had failed 1t very ecacious in curing the diseases
OF horses and cattle such sweeny ras bruises swong,
cramps, ameness dry shoulder spnt and ii used in the
beginning fails stop the further progress of 5tua,
pcllevd. rim bone and spawn
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ANoTHFR CownprNG AsE.-Pittsburg bids
hiding. The Chronicle & YES an account of a
cowhiding affair which came oft in that place on
Friday last:
1t appears that young man OF genteel appear
ance, clerk III an extensive business establish
ment in that city, become enamored of GER
tain amiable and good looking young lady of re-
spectabilitv, to whom he for time paid unceas-
ing attention. The parents of the young lady
objected to him their daughters sutton. but
whether the lover aware of the opinions en-
tortaned of him, we know not, but suppose he
was.
On Friday night last, matters were brought to
II focus. According to plior agreement the
young man and his flair love" repaired to the
Office of an Alderman, and Informed him that he
had been selected as the proper person to tie a
them in the bonds of natrimuny. The official
told them to be seated aud wait few minutes
They complied with tie request and had waited
but short time, when To- who should enter but
the luiy', father {he having been sent for by
the squire who stepped forward aud invited the
far one to accompany him home.
She did 50. The love struck swain followed.
Tine trio had arrived on street. in front of
the lady = residence, when her brother stepped
forth, and with cowhide in hand administered Il
severe castigation to the would be brother IN
law. The latter offered no resistance, but re
manned passive until his asSailant desisted and
then made tracks for home, feeling the truth OF
that old adage True love never did ran
S,noOthp
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The pub c cautioned against another counterfeit which
has latey made appearance called w b. Farrels Aabsn
Lnimeu the most dangerous of all the counterciS because
his having the of Farrell many viii buy il in good fath
without the knowledge that counterfeit exists and they will
perhaps only discover their when the spurious mixture
has wrought It's evil effects
The genuine article manufactured only by H. G. Farel
sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale druggist No II
Main street. PEORIA Illinois Wo all applications Tor Agen-
cirs must be addressed BE you with the letters IL.
G.. before Farrels thus- q; FARREII.Sand his sigma
tUre the wrapper, all others counterleits.
Soldby r. 5TABLER CO. Druggists,
Lyuchhurg,
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the United
States.
y Price - and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
. Agents wanted in town. village and hamlet In
thu United States in which one is not already established
Address H. g. Farrell above with good
to character, responsibility, Sc. lnov 2O-d&c4w
H1it.hMAS. CLARK n 90, date Rmshiom.
CLARK Il tD)-iENlIAE COD LIVER OiL.-Ihe great
success attending the Of this valuable remedy Consump
ton having induced all kinds of purchasers
tpucl to notice that the signature ilEGEMAN, CLARK
CO. in full is the cork of each bottle without which
not genunc and the value the oil depends
ty, much cannot be taken to get the genuine.
HEGEMAN CLARK Il co.
Sole Successors to Rushton, Clark Co,
Nos 100 27J, 5ll and 7,p6 BroalYay
Wholesale Depot No Broadway.
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RICHMOND, September %, 1865.
that bottle Of Bakers Premium Bters
young friend SPRING who suffering very much with
aue and fever lie had succeeded in raking the cils by
the caome qunne but they continued
intervals until he tho Bitters taking
his chill left him aud have since returned.
V. BARGAMIN.
= Every family should keep few bottles on hand.
Price 30 cents per bottle.
For sale in Lynehburg by STROLLER Whitehead r. Staer
& i II Sen aud ] II Ihomlsmn & % lIer
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Interesting fem st Petersbul eh.

press plan Of he Datc Constantine 10
Burn london The military Strength Of
RpSsia-in imerican Engineer al 81 Peters
burg Con ference Of Russian DiPiomatisis at
Her
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IHdic-, Prcdervr your krcih nvOid tIir nSOni-
toohache the horrors the dental orceps by the ha
bua DoWDFN's DENTAL FLUID 1t prevents the for
of all aTd secretons the
beautiful red and healthy condition. hpasa whiteness to
the teeth refreshing aromatic flavor to the mouth aud BREATH
recommended the principal dentists and ply scans of this
superior preparation in Pre-
pared only By GEO. DOWDEN, Chemist,
Richmond Va
a fresh supply received and for sale by
TO- lyts STRoTHER & WHITEHEAD.
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I 81 million among her GlOO1,oud Of iniia1Ifan~,
| spread over an enormous territory 81 not less
| than 900 leagues from east 10 west, aud l,oOu
| from north to south. But her available army
! i'm the field does not exceed 4DD.O00. The remain-
| der veterans. Cossncks. Baschkrs. &c. are
cutie unfit for active service. 1t takes long
lime - make Il Russian soldier; he il heavy
clumsy and idle. lie learns only because lie Is
e1mpcled to do So. After ten years he is not up
in his exercise. \ Russian army Of 100000 or
2OO. 900 men destroyed by the sword. famine,
disease and sickness. is mn army which the Car
cannot replace. II will take him ten years to
make another The recruits will not be OF any
u,e 10 him on the contrary. they will be drags
upon the divisions in which they are incorpafa-
ted and will spoil the uniformity of the reg-
ment. Thus the best way 10 finish with Russia
il TO kill ms many Russians possible. The
Gar knows the weak part of his cuirass. and IT
he orders great loyies it it is because he has SUI
fered great losses. The losses since the com
mencenent of the war are estimated at 3O0,00O
men. Do many remain 10 him of TINT mngn-
ficent army, which it took his father thirty years
To form II is doubtful.
'Some weeks since an American engineer ar
rived at St Petersburgh, with cannon of his
invention. capable. it is said, of doing fremen-
dous damage. He was admitted at once to show
Iii, invention to the Emperor, and orders have
been issued to tho foundry at st. Petershurgh to
prepare verytbing for trial. AT the same time
a model, in wood, was sent to Slataoust IN the
Ural to have cast made. 1t Is said that the
range of this gun, which is oblique, is more than
1000 metres, which. if true, would exceed any
thing hitherto known. A new musket is also
spoken Of The louudries at Slataoust and Tou-
la are to furnish ninety thousand by next May.
.Iaeubi. the inventor of the submarine internal ma
chimes has it is said, discovered the means of
throwing Congrcve rockets and other prolectiles
to an enormous distance, aud great success Is
expected from them against the fleets. The gov
eminent has placed the arsenal and foundry "f
St. Petersburg at the Professors disposal to
make his experiments.
:" i conclude my letter by contradicting the
denals made by certain German papers OF the
reports touching the pacific congress OF certain
Russian diplomatsts at Warsaw. can state on
good authority that Gen. GortschakoH, Baron dc
Badberg Baron de Brunow, NJ. Felix Fonton.
Baron de Krudener and Count de Chreptovitsch
have been invited by Count de Nesselrode to
proceed to Warsaw. between the 18th and 18th
instant. to fait there the Interior orders of the
Emperor. Tho future can alone reveal to rs the
object of this meeting of Russian dpomatists
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INs,xtscE

w COMPANY
Capital July lst, 1853. 81 25>ts II
Dividends paid TO date d-t,i2@ Il
This Company is paying annual deiaeads to thcHsad II
% per cent.
Losses paid In Richmond oyer................s 100
Losses paid in the State Of Vii gina, l@N'
ON policies of life half the premium may be I'D Ia
a note bearing interest at per
All losses are paid promptly.
DR.. WM 5. NORRIS,
Medical Examiner Lynrh0ur5.
b. w. KNOWLES Agent,
dac7 and
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. EDR ssENr-A .nrac AMI con,cn,cnl

f4vs
E;. BOARDING HOUSE, Main street. in iiNhci""N'
over the 5tnre of T. W. Payuc. Esd ani the '-Sra'E
nilk rms lUuse has ii rooms, Kitchen, Snnk o'S'
more rooms be added desired Possession gwen ~
January next aud probably earlier rrrind Il desired
each. Apply CIiAS. W. CliRISPAN
1T the Depot 81 the Va. y Tenn L. n
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= = y " rt4t4' "
rants under the law being sSnod am anxious
to bny large quantity for which Will pay the hshts; MAJ
ket price ~ CASH
viii attend regularly, the Courts of AppomaitoN Can't
bel, Amherst and bedford and occasionally Charlotte anu
VIII always pay the best price for Warrants. Any VINE MAY
nave them WI. please apply 10 me before selling - .
prosecute. usual, all claims Bounty Land ReEon
tpAr\ Chains or claims against the Government 81 ,"'
United STATES lje7-t> CIIAS. W. SIA1itAN"
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Toilet and Shaving Soaps Hair IL Tooth and Aha'ns
brushes Low celebrated ponal,s and Soaps Zine tis'''
Extracts Ter the Handkerchief in great varirty Han A
ltir lnnies Fancy Bottles; Balm OF U0 F"w'IN ana"
Ghe Dhieine aud Caaroon for capird ftcc and 'h's ~
@e"Ior siiehy lnay 9 IS JNo II SEAi prneels'.
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The valuable property contained in the al5ro M
will be distributed among the ticket holders in ~ f2e
Liberty in Bedford county, "a on the I'D day a, T. III
1856 under immediate superintendent y ''Jnafy
" y. NJ. li'RNEIf1
WM +. CAMPBELL 10.
dec SETS Id. G. BURNS NVmfs
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a are PAYING tn" very highest cash ricctor LAND Va
RANTS Parties hay ing them for sale Wcud do we'll foEo
lS 2call avg II ditt>l PETERS. SPENCE y -
M Az Stss-innrmEtion "a, 10 The whereabouts" &c
w VS. ENt&EFON. who resided ia t}s rlree NJ - I
ANY person acqnlihed It'll his present re>idsee II ay9
confer liNor hS leaving Information this One II
children they may hear of something their advantage
cIiltren his next of kin iSop2'rf9
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On motion of Mr.. Rutherford. the Treasurer
was requested to prepare and report statement
showing the names and locations If the indepen-
dent Banks in Virginia; the time they went into
operation the capital and registered circulation
Of each, with tho amount and character of tho
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HELMBoLD's HIoaLY CONCENTRATED a
Compound Fluid Extract Ruehu

r or diseases OF the Bladder aud Kidneys. SECRET
Diseases. structures, weak ness, and all dis.
eases OF the sexual organs, whether in male or
female, from whatever cause they may hnys
originated, and no matter of how long stand.
ing.
If you have contracted the terrible diseass
which, whe n once seated in the System. will
surely 60 down from one generation TO another
undermining the constitution and snapping the
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the hands OF Quacks, who start up every day in
city like this, aud fill the papers with xlarinv
faiseheods, TOO we'll calculated to deceive the
young. aud those not acquainted with their
tricks. lou cannot be too careful in the selec
ton Of a remedy In these cases fe
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounc-
ed by eslinent physicians the greatest remedy
ever known. 1t is a medicine perfectly pleas.
ant IN as taste. and very innocent in its action
and yet SO thorough that it annihilates every
particle OF the rank and poisonous virus of lhi.
dreadful disease and, unlike other remedies
does not dry up the disease in the blood
Constitutional debility. brought on by self
abuse, a most terrible disease, which h az bro'r
thoussn ds OF the human race to ahtitnely graves
thus Tasting the brilliant hopes of parents,
aud biightng in the bud the glorious ambition
Of many noble youth, IAN he cared by this N.
fallibie remedy. And as a medicine which must
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the confined and desparng invalid no ea ual ID
10 be found acting both as a cure and prevent
tive.
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CIR .FFENBERG MEDICINES!
GREFENBERG MEDICINES
GUTENBERG MEDICINES!
GrHfenbers Manual of Health !!

NREFEEBERG Vegetable PiIis--a reliable
N family medicine, especially for bilious
Diseases
Graefenbeig health bitters, taken in eonnec-
lion with the pills, will cure chill fevers, fever
and ague, loss of appetite, &c.
Green mountain ointment is positive cure
for burns, scalds, frozen limbs, aud all inham-
mations-if applied Immediately will prevent a
blister o. scar
Graefenberg eye lotion--a better remedy for
sore eyes cannot be found.
Graeienberg chIldrcn's panacea-for worms
aud for diseases OF children, while teething, this
medicine has no superior, il will restore feeble
children to sound health.
Grafenberg sarssparilla cOmpound-for biies
aud diseases OF the skin, is n positive cure Ii
is an excellent medicine for spring season.
Graefe nberg pile ointment, coasumptve balm,
and dysentary syrup, are daily used with per
feet success.
Graefenberg uterine catholicon. Thousands
of feeble women have found relief by tho use
of This medicine when all others failed. Inquire
for pamphlets
The Graefenberg Manual of fieaith-s book
Of nearly 300 pages, for % cents, should Do -
every family. The money will in all cases be
refunded II desired by the purchaser after read
ing the DO ,k.
For sale wholesale and retail 10y Mcmahon +
Williams, Council Bluffs Iowa, AND by an agent
in every town In the county v5nf7m6s