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enclose the money tickets certificates
purchase receipt of which send what ordered by
with the official scheme carefully sealed In an
and the day the lottery draws we for
the official drawing, cerdhed by the commas"ner with
explanation Of the result of the purchase Please write
your pan give the Of your post Office county,
All prizes will be paid by drns on s nea'e ciucs or
AZ direct 4.q.
hs dro oun numbcrs Maryland lotteries also published
the following papers IN Basimote
viz 0Supn SCH ppe "Patoln "Amsrcan "ArgM s" also
,c Natonal and "Unlon, Of Washington ID u
These public and cxrfied ith the most
integrity and, being authorized ny and under
whose appointed 0Mcer supefinenus
afford suhccn guarantee 10
the public o fairness with which they are drawn
responsibility the Of these iotee ana he
guarantee for the payment Of all prizes viii insure inc
support approval OF all who may feel disposed 10 EN-
in these enterprires e...,..
II is only ennaly draw lottery Of this magnitude
should induce desire rpecuae ~
III, asked for tickets and cccn'er
obtaining Of these magnificent
prizes. ,.-.- Ia, ,nor
promptly filed and the scest commence oo
served. saa.
The Maryland daily in which always have
tickets certificates of parksges OF wholes
In proportion The prizes IN
vary $ $oOO according 70 the price Oh
tickets ,,...,.u
4 any one by addressing the undersigned
Address orders to +. X BhENAN,
Oct l4--dt23dNov
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rriesemrr--rhe Great European Discovery.


DEOTEC1ED letters patent England by
the Eeoe Phamacie de as and Imperial Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna
Tesema No remedy for general and local debility
ve power decay all distressing
qiences ang effects eAcaci0us
YOUTH manhood, and old the vrle would be-
impaired, decline Of life il the riesemar
universally adoped all physical mpedmens vanish like
before influence, rendering invaluable those
tering the marriage state.
completely entirely eradicaes all
nnote for the health OF portion Of the
ulaioH.
No is the European remedy for that class
which, unfortunately the English physician with
inevitable destruction of PATENTS
all sasapaila in the word cannot
alike devoid Of smell.
all naiseang qualities They lay on the toilet table without
their being detected
lin cases. SO each divided into separate doses ad
minstered Valpeau, Lniemund, Roux &c
had, wholesale and retail, OF Mr.. IL. A. Barrow, No. 81
Green Canal New York. specially appointed by the
paentee for the United States and
other part of America immediately receiving remittance,
will forward the 1riesemar of the world,
addressed according the instructions OF the
Retail agents required Terms cash.
Nov 9-diyr
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3296 prizes, amounting w
Whole tickets 34o-haves Sao-quaers $l0--eghtls g.
To determine he ia Of these splendid prizes s numbers from
10 ~ will be aeveray placed In wheel on tho day OF
drawing random, and that tckst
having 3D. and 30 drawn numbers will
capital Si0o,O0O
Those having them the
9Th 10Th llih l2th ID 4th 3'h c,cb % 600
7h 9Th 9Th Cd ID 4th t S~-t's'' 7p'E1o
Every having other three Of the drawn numbers ia
entled varying from $4,000 to $4,000 md
cordng Those with numbers on afford good
these with drawn number draw the
original cos less Is per cent. sttse
package Of 26 draw certain a
what ballots multiplied by the owest prize
viii rs ccn) we will sell certificates Of pack
OF package and what II s
and which cnes the purchaser to such n
the nunbors draw over tho sum guaranteed N
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washington Aqueduct.

OFfoE WAsuisaToN AougpuCr,
Washington, March 7, 1885,
PROPOSALS invited for graduation and brick
other Of the Washington aqueduct
Proposals the 9Th Of May will opened OF
that day.
Maps proflcs specifications work will be ready
animation aud after the loth day OF April next.
Proposals the particular eulvers
bridges, &c. described in the and specifications.
works bs completed under the
but all unfinished work will
future appropriations by Congress The
work be done and
and
appropriation holding sufficiently decide when and
shall be stopped until funds become available
funds per paid Judgment
engneer work has been properly executed far has
specie checks upon the United State.
monthly of the 10
dtion of all that the work
seaed endorsed "Proposas for work
the Washington Aqueduot."
all the bids
such
considered conducive to the progress OF The
work. st
accompanied written signed by
effect that he they Under
enter bgaou days. with good and sufficient
completion work said
10 accompanied certificate Of the United States district
Judge district agent oce
individual known Engineer De-
War; that the guaano are able 10 make good their
guarantee.
M. c. MEIGs,
Of Engineers, in charge.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The peon viii be entered upon our books unless
The pay Snstst he subscs pon made ia advance
Iisnn forward money letter, the postage
be paid US, ali assumed by ourselves IN is
safe uansmission. q i
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published I'll weekly during he ses
sous Of Congress- aud weekly during Ihe recess
subscriptions period less than year VIII be received on
te rms propoitiored o tile above annual rates
{as-PosTMAsTEEs authorized TO as our agents and
nv n, rvr DAILY subserbes with $50 eneosed or
sEm-wEEKiY susserbers, with -a5 eneoeea vi" % Gu
itiod q copy gratis.
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Through. 1iols,s ana Baggage ch.eks to be
Wasasington.
FHE and Ohio RAILROAD, having greatly improved lie
Offers he fullest Undue 10 fav
the Northwest and the Southwest. ~
Thc eonnexon trains from Washington and tbs
trains bound Wesi Baltimore always promptly made AZ s
Warrington Iuncan (aey called the Relay house n'hs o
nom ba'umsre ts s ts only change Of cars e9unea m
Wheeling The Washington auon and rechecked aud transferred
through points beyond The connecting leave
Washington daily at o M, and Al p m on sundays al he
Wheeling with the Of the CFN
TkA OHIO RAILROAD running from belalre on the ohio
COLUMBUS. These Newark with the Newark
Msnsdd Sanduky railroad for 5andusky, Toledo, Deoi
Al With the
% s s h s a S sns cs s %
formed with a trains through Dayoa 20 NDANApos Terre
Passengers holding through tickets omph, vckrburs
Natchez New orleans, are also sold at Wssnnson
Tickets for Evansville, Cairo and st. Louis sold BY this
route -, -.
sold when the Ohio IL nsvsahlc between
Wheeling Welsvie (forty miles,) with
travellers are reqaesed % notice that while only
aordns through tickets and checks in Washington also tbs
speedy Rnd direct nearly all the leading points IN
West The distance from washington 10 Cincinnati is
but $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by any other
Fare by through from Washington To Wheeling 80 S5
as s 81 81 from
lis s7 50 Cleveland sIa IS Toledo Sl5 so Deroi s5 20
Chicago so % aud ss 80 b. LOUIS SS ~ and $aa memphis
For Frsdees and arpsr Ferry Man.burx Berkeley SPRING.,
passengers may Washington 49, M a. For hs
way between baltimore and Wheeling take g.
For trains to and om Baltimore Annapolis &c., special
Por further inormation through tickets ac apply
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. $50 = x
Master Of Transportation Baltimore
May 5-dn ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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II. III. GILL r. It,

his Office his resd Franklin Row. corner
Thirteenth He win continue 70 devote his aten-
United States supreme Court,
much law concerning patents he viii
legal arising IN cnses before
The occ appesls tho chet nsce or assistant
District OF Conmba and viii also assist la the
pepara nd OF suits concerning patents
lie opinions arguments Tor
either offhe departments and
will also before board established for their
adjudication.
2s--dU
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Everett Hnusc.

North Side Of Union Square, New York.
NIs erected the most prominent and delight
York aords approaching hnish and, when
all skin devise and money supply
10 r,ndrr i, the most desiraba constructed
m. establishment respectfully announce that
the FIRST Of October next Tor the aeconmo
daiion of the public
arrangements the winter months.
i"V pu''' '''os CLAPr JosLlN.
UAwLsy CLAPr,
A. q. JostIs.
Sep 2t--dJm NHHH
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Soppng Southampton,
London Have advantages
route, for the economy Of time and money. @
Passage from Southampton sid Brennen
saloon, $780, first cabin, l.~sr saloon, 81,
second do. $50. 5..e .at
newspapers pass through the Nce
No tadin2 will be signed the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon IL attached to each ship
Forfraisht passage, apply 10
'C ii. SAND, III South William IT., N. Y.
HEINEkEN q Co., Bremen
CROSEEY & Co.. Southampton
WILLIAM ISElIN, ifayre.
Mar G-diy
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St. Joscph,s Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Eh1Wusourg, freaeTach county, MD.
THE studies this
l. 2dh
board and tuition S5o payable
ally advance There charges
for Spanish, Italian,
for primary department pupils under years
800 half yearly In advance.
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER SUPE
RIoR Of St. Joseph Academy, Emmitsbug, Frederick county
Maryland.
July 6-dIyear.
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oupEuvoE an srt.yIsH-Pl.ATED 1OODg.--I recent.
received supeiov silver plated goods pa
ted On abaa and copper, which will sell at surprisingly low
prices, viz, VI & ..,.... - a.. r.ohos.
English silver Hetr
Casters, large variety Of beautiful patterns
Walters and tea trays, all sizes 80. -
ladies, butter knVes 1c'' u"u"e Pdeo"
ahata
Cake baskets, salad castors, pickle stands
Salt sisnds, liquor stands, candlesicks 49,
EIeant covered dishes forming two dishes
Huer Dishes receivers, Gobes mugs
Toast rrcks kettles, coffee urns, pitchers
Tankards sugar spoons, fish knives, &c. s.. III. Ill.
Persons Of the above articles by examnneMy
ock will be convinced folly Of investing in pure ssar
durable g0Sds which bear close resent
~ " ~ " G. W. BoTELER,
~, On oovev,f NNEt 4k& Iron Hal.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.


To Capt. NJ. c. Meigs, u y. Engineers.
We, undersigned, residents Of, in the state OF -,
hereby Jointly United Siatcs and
bid o. be accepted, that he
thry will within the said bid,
cute the contract and sufficient nreies
in conformity the
of tic advertisement which II made. And in the
aforesaid, guaranty
good the offer by the said and
the NJ bidder.
- fs,igneH A. b.
N17~' q.
hereby certify that best of knowledge and BELIEF the
above named guafantors good and sufficient.
(Signed) H. y.
Mar s-JawtsihNay&iawf
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours. I64
fN u lgz ass -
IN and after Monday, instant, the
u Washington at and 6K, M, and 3 and 4K, pm.
On sunday at An, p. m
Leave Baltimore at Ak and sX m, and md 5x, p
On Sunday, ut ~, a.
T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
April 22-df
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CAND.-FouLR ladies wishing 10 themsetyes
French can do SO by on'"A the morning cla-sea Mas
Booke's school, NO l3o Pennsylsfba
resident gcvernesa Paf.n aay @ distnsusbed ah,swho
Oct 20~-eodQw "
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Maryland Lotteries.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.

MANA0ERs' OFFICE,
Baltimore, tMd.,) October !, 1855
THE managers Maryland lotteries will give their attention
filing tickets and certificates OF packages o
tickets and attention Of the public 10 the following
schene, which IL the
Most Brilliant and Magnificent Lottery erer DTaa1.
All tickets OF packages OF tickets IN the lotteries
Sinte Of Maryland bear ia ho sigma
x. Brennan, General Agent for the Contractor y and
any others are frauds.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
CLASS Y,
TO be drawn Baltimore, Md Saturday, November ~ 1885,
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CENSUS 1850, large qnsrto volume, bound I'm
v half Russia fcr sale, few cores.cuy o, ~ %; ,
sops fhaFNh iAfLVh
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Law Notice.

Bpows, STANTON, NAIKsR.
IVM T.. BROWN, FRED r. STANTON, and J KNOX WALK.
w
United States,
Offices Wnshineon and Mem
be.
letters addressed them will txolnpt attention.
ApI [Inc. Scntir, ,eI copy.l
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Reduction of Fare 10 California.
= r. United States mail steamships New York
GG8 for Aspnwni The 5h and 2Gth Of each month,
NA3 connecting with mail from Panama to San
Francisco. l5g4g ff s4e4
These steamships been inspected and approved the Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safety. yl.lt
The Panama railroad az miles completed from
The baggage Of
checked in New York through San Fancsco and
The paid in New York nil o The trip.
Reserve kept In in New York. Panama, and
Francisco, accident
the route IL entirely reliable,
Passengers Panama the day they arrive Aspn-
wall. AZ s.. syF
through by each steamer, charge
children without other protectors.
For through the lowest apply the agency III
West street, New York, L. w. RAYMOND.
G--dtf a. ~ = +.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street. N. Y.
r. BROWN, SfltPLEY, d Co,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN RENNARD s Co, s
81 Austin Friars, London.
u. q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
##.t HtT a48e8 ttif1f Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havrc.
OF ships will accountable for gold silver
bullion specie, jewey precious stones Metals uniees bills
adng signed therefor and the value thereof therein
Apa5-dif
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this line are the following;
The Atlantic west
The Baltic Capt. Connstock
Adrtauf ..
IA -. These ships having been built by contract ex
2 pressy for government services care has bee
N4&A construction, also in their engines
to insure strength and speed and their aceonmc-
comfort
Price of passage York Liverpool in ar cabin 9l3o
In second cabin Exclusive gas
From Liverpool to New York, 10 and 90 guneus
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berths be secured until paid for.
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NEW YORK, BR REHiEN, AND SOUTH
<E1H8 AMPYON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM ERS.-
&4Gf8 The ships comprising this line the WASH ING
G6k&1R46k1 TON, Capt e. CAvendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward Higgins. -
These Southampton both going and returning
pROPOEED n nATEs OF NAII.tkf,-lR55.
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No. 546.l
Notice of the establishment OF three additional
nd districts i'm the State of Iowa.

entitled An change
the land disiticts State Iowa,
or poses approved March 3D. 1855 which
additional said hereby declared and
land office for the TURKEY pIsTRIoT' has
Wnnesbes
DopGx pIsTRIor at FoRr DoDGE in Webster
The prsrRcr at Sorx Cry, Wood
bury county.
Given my hand the city of Washington this thrtylrst
day OF October, A. ID. 1855
by order of the President. .N
TnOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner nf the General Land Office.
- and Star.
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For Kent or Lease,
NOR one or more years elegant dwelling onte on
a. between I7t 18th and near the war Depart
r,red dover endcu tho large kitchen gardn
besides immediately around ana 70 e rear OF
house, r. :. ,..ux.x,..
IA order 10 give and at The same time 70 preserve
,e walls OF perfectly dry, two large ceIars nave oeen
under the butinsA There are on ne premises
,yn stables casaeouses All OF which can DO re-
p,rrd or remedeed IL necessary
.r.Et ALSO, FOR RENT or LEASE,
The large dwelling Pennsylvania avenue between i7
ant streets, 49, A..
be house has attached TO H. and can have the
urr Of 4 twelve alley II required.
The calculated for the accommodahon large
family very adapted the accommodation o. mess
being confectionery
and Immedistely In the vicinity OF ns place
For rms &C :. ppy Mr.. Collins at TIE surgeon Cen
erals Once, in Wndcrs building
ts-erd3w
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nW0RGE w. NORELL, Attorney and Counsellor at
W law United States commissioner commissioner
for the Claims, A Wall street, New York
Refers Hon. Nelson, Justice United States supreme Court
Hon F, United sstes General u a. Tcttan Cops
United army Blair Solicitor the Court
clsims r. II, Gle esq and Major Arnold Harris Washing
city, pc'W-Wr~sphsm
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DOR SALE OR RENT The well known aud desirable re'
an sd oy nr or rent The excellent repair aud
supplied with water fixtures and ohsr eonve
complete ana wen ar
rsnaed and grounds which extnsvc have been planted
with shade and ah OIL win era care anu
lasts hy ornamental gardener =. -. -.
For 10 Jehn q brsnt auorneystiaw,
Ma 10 Louisiana avsnue o. Bsyss sscu
between ~ and d,h ssress
The Key a the hoase VIII he found a' pnddha'oh
Nuy b-2tsw5w
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yym. M. Merrick,


No. 80 Louisiana apenns,
WILL prarts in the supreme Of United
eams and several courts of The District Of Co
lambda
27--aawf H
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Entertainment at the Western Presbyterian Church.

Entertainment Western Presbyterian Church.
THE ladies of this that Of
weeks they will entertainment the church
supper of ussiul
this entertainment win be
In furnishing the church. II designed that article
shaii he seid above its value.
knies lotteries, OF CHARGE will be prohibited.
TIN, admission fee shall be only lax cents. .a
viii perfect satisfaction 10 sisters and
patrons uf the enterprise.
object, contributions in useful and
fancy ace and provisions respectfully solicited and
T. NJ Haskell pncipa direces- nj No 30 Pennsylvania
avenue Of "he circle" will be thankfully received and
gratefully acknowledged. Nov S-2sw3w
I,oH II EMIT, comfortable and comm pdfsus house.
Delaware avenue, within few hundred yards nor, Of the
Capitol repeie IL be- obtnined
attached
cultivated garden, stabling carriage houe, Ac TO
would be punctua and cnrcn tenant the
would be made moderate. ...s ...@
efficient could be hie with the house
f required Inquire of A. GREEN,
Nov 9-Jaw2w Anconeer, 1ih street.
NEW GOODS FOR RaESrIEMEN--P. j. STEER, ner-
IN tailor, and beautiful stock Of
which
Of hts and the public.
varied stock OF ci0ts caesmeres, and
styles his stock OF gcnemens furnishing
goods also very select and complete such as
.arfs, eravats, stocks, tios, gloves
suspenders, hosiery
silk, cotton and wooen undersbirts, drawers, SC.
He make clothing order at short notice in
OF unsurpassed elegance, and nj fair prices.
sociled call early and select choice styles
No. 4ss 5evenh street.
Sept i2-3awf
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Tissic between Washington and Wheeling hut ~.
Rasniag bcsoecn Washington and Cincinnati n hours
Through Tickets and baggage Cheeks 20 be had Ina
WasssiOgfon.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
he treasury Department of the offices of the Sec
T ot the Treasury, two comptroefs, commissioner Of
customs six auditors treasurer register solicitor light
use board and coast survey
he following brief Indication of the duties of these
er Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Seordargs 08ice-Hon. James Guthrie Secretary Of the
asuryj lion. Z. q. Washington, Assistant Secretary
engineer in charge architect three
poariiy employed and twenty three clerks The Secre-
the Treasury is charged with the general supervision
ne hsca transactions OF the government and o tho exc
M ~ o the Laws concerning toe and navigation
se United States He superintends the survey Of the
n he lighthouse establishment, the marine hospitals Of
nited States and the construction Of certain public
mnuings ~ Tor custom houses and other purposes.
NV Compfrofer's O6ice.Elisha Whtesoy, esq, Comp
and fifteen clerks. He prescrioes the mode Of keep
o rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic
Wel as the public lands and revises and ccrtfes tho
aances arising thereon.
steond comptrolisrs OHee.-John NJ. Brodhead, esq,
poer, and seventeen clerks. HI prescribes the mode
tping aud rendering the Of the army, navy,
departments Of the public service, and revses and
ass lhe balances arising thereon.
V 9 Commissioner Of the Gasos.-Hugh j. Anderson,
commissioner, and eleven clerks. He prescrbes the
~ keeping and rendering the accounts OF the
ana disbuFsemssts and for the building and repair
s'ag thereon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-20
..,vho would be n traitor hnhve,
Who would ill u towards Sra'e'
Who 90 bsso b. DC usIasci
a. hin, t,lrn and flee.

Let thin turn and Nee. -,
We want no slussards now W! 1achs "D -
cl,.ansed and purifcdby the dcsertior OF Inc '""
f.t,,.d. We shall know our friends. But We !H'N
put forth Ill our energies, Every county mu'' '''
with Its ~noighbor.
We intend to neutralize the Wing and hno".No
thing vote of Richmond, by pouring forth Inc yei.'"
jackets If Chesterfield. Our working oee' I'll sue
nandvah and Rockingham ani Pag" know ITO" !.
make honey. snd when and where to lniilct tlei
s,ings. Onr hornets OF the South and Northwest VIII
give the ene,nv jesse. Our mosquitoes Of 'n' f"'
will sing new ,,a,ans around their ears. bU" every
Denocra, must abandon any prcladlre ne "'' JAW
tain against the nominees Of the party ana every w,
must be concentrated upon them. Forse' scn' A"'
go for our old, long tried principles, and Scorh Nno",
vo,h;r,;.n oul ,II IN, new tangled isms hatcilcd I'LL"
r.ured in n Northern Cline. Let tbs eur'ny nr"s u'
they may, they will be- oea'e"' we SUE" ,.',
K,ow. S,,biurism in the esS: il the aspiring o'"
.hsIl ever soar amid our mountains anu over Jul "
lava IN. arrow Of the Old Dominion VIII bring hiA'
p, ,be earth. Let tho moral force Of Virginia no" oe
fall, and NO crush forever the brood OF monsters
which have sprung from the Old hydra OF Fedef"I'
ism.
Let ambition sleep for the present. and let the gene
rous patriot bide his tiino. What q rebuke "ouid II
be upon our party, what an u;tor shame upon INC
ambitious aspirants themselves, if through Their sheer
obstinacv, their ungenerous devotion 10 sell ta'"''
than to our great and glorious couse' we s''""'' ioo''
a single county in the State. We invoke every 'o''
to sacrifice his personal prcjudicos and h' pahry P:s,
sions upon tho altar OF his country. "o ten III"
Virginia expects every man to do his duty SIAN"
firm. work o~n--keep tho ball in lno'''"' ana we S'"t
dissipate the mad schemes OF tho t%us'onist' ana put
them down forever.