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Calling the Roll on Bunker Hill.

Hon. Robert Toombs, of Georgia, has writ
len letter 10 Hon. Benz. F. Hallet, of Mass
achusetts, denying that he ever threatened
10 "call the roll of his slaves on Bunker
HILL" He complains that PresIden, Way
land should have charged him with such II
foolish threat.-Phiia. Ledger.
The above exposes one Of the numerous
falsehoods retailed by Republican orators,
for the purpose of creating prejudice against
Southern men and the section of the country
in which they reside. II was repealed here
last week, and is characteristic of party
that exists upon passion and excitement and
seizes with avidiy upon every thing, true or
false, which will create i'll will and produce
arrangement between the people and States
North and those South. How richly does
such party deserve defeat end condemna.
lion
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Hollo,cay's Ointment and Pihs.-Skin dis
eases cannot be cured by lotions and embro.
cations. A detergent capable of reaching
and neuIralizing the sources of irritation that
lie under the superficial inlegumenls can
alone eradicate these nusightly diforders.-
HoIloway's Ointment when rubbed upoH the
surface, quickly disappears. 1t dives down
10 the nucleus OF the malajy, and reduces
ou tward inflammation by extIneulshing It's
elements. The cures il accompliehes in ca
ses of scrofula, erysipelas, salt rheum, mer-
curial eruptions, biotches, boils, ringworms,
scald head, and other affections of the skin
and glands, are therefore as complete as they
are rapid. The operation OF the Pills upon
the internal organs is of the same thorough
character.
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@A3RIRNa

On the 2sd uli., by the Rev. VIM. j. Eyer,
Mr.. JOHN WOLF, Of Beach Haven, Lug. Co.,
and Miss MARY E FISHER, OF Calawissa, Col.
county.
On the 25lh ult, by the same, Mr.. HENRY
OrrwEINE, 10 Miss MARIA KREuTz, both Of
Danvi!le, Pa rs
un the 10th ult., at Rohrsburg, by Rev. d.
J. Waller, Mr.. SPENCER L. FiNNEY, Of Milton,
and Miss SARAH X. WERrMAN, of tie former
place.
On the 18th ,ulL, by Rev. Fl. Essick, Mr.
JoHS WINTERsrEEN, Of Columbia county, and
Miss SARAH a. FARNswoRTB, of Columbia co.
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DRAMATIC ESTABLISHMENT AND
GrecSNas Circus.

COMPRISING an establishment consisting
Of 100 men, women children, horses and po-
nies, all exhibited under the Mammoth Wa
ter Proof Pavilion, newly equipped and su-
perbly fitted out, for The year 1856, will per-
form al
WILLIAMSPoRT, Tuesday, Oct. Z.
MUNCY, Wednesday, 3.
BLOOMSBURY, Thursduy, o.
DANVl[TE, Friday, i" 10.
Doors open at 2, and 7, P. NJ. Performance
to commence half an hour afterwards.
The proprelors beg leave to announce 10
the people Of This vicinity that this extensivs
Equestrian establishment is distinguished
from all other Circuses, by the variety and
briIlancy Of its performances, and its claim
10 originality and classic, elegance. 10 the
Troupe will be found Foreign aud American
Talent of lhe widest excellence, and in the
various representations given will be found.
NEW ACTS! NEW CHANGES! ! & NOVEL
EFFECTS!!
Among many OF the Originalilies of his
Company will be represented The Thrilling,
Dramatic Spectacle, from Byron's Poetic Leg
end of MAZEPPA. or the wild horse or Tar
tary. Among the Equestrian Corps are the
following brilliant Artists, engaged at an
enormous expense for this year only:
MADAME CAMILLA, The Grea, Parisian
Equestrienne.
CHARLES RIVERS, the Celebrated horse
man! will appear in his Thrilling Dramaiic
Scene, entitled ''The Battles oil the Crimea,
or, The Camp before Sebaslopol.
MADAME WOODS, the Elegant and &C.
compsbed Equestrian, from England,
THE MOTLEY BROTHERS,
HERR TREXLER & MONS. NICOLO.
The Phenomena, q. DERlOUS, the as
tonishng youth will, in course Of the enter
tainmenls, appear in his wonderful Trick
Act, without saddle or briddle, and JOCO,
The Brazilian Ape, in which he so truly de-
lineates The aforesaid character, as 10 justly
style him the only Man Monkey living. A
novel and terrific performance, entitled la
perche, Of Persian originality by The two tar
famed AcrObales, Mons. Bordean 4 Sig. Kin
cade.
EDWIN DERIoUs, the Celebrated Dra-
matte Scene Rider.
Mr.. RANKINGS, the American Gymnast
and CLASSIC Two Horse Rider.
Mr.. EDWARD WOODS, the graceful and
deshng Four Horse Rider! also, The celebra.
Ted and original Herne aud Hunter, on the
Forest Fiend!
DAN DAN! DAN! the Witliest, most
Comic, and funniest man in the world, Clown
Of all Clowns, Prince of Comic singers,
Burlesque dancers, etc. In part OF The en-
tertainDent, Dan will introduce his Partner
in Comicalties, the Infant Jester and Bur-
lesque Bufoon! Young Dan, who goes through
some very Groiesque Feats, and considers
himself some punkins.
Rivers & Dsrious' Mammoth Pavilion can
be had free of chafge for Political Meetings.,
on the day of exhibition, from AZ 10 81 P. NJ.
No notice is required 10 be gwen for permis-
sion.
wAny farmer having the capabiiily and
wishing to keep so or so horses next winter
will apply TO Rivers s. Derious' Circus Co..,
F. COLDDOCK, Agt.
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AN Ex-MEMBER OF CoNaR Ess Insane
Hon. Lewis C. Levin, formerly member OF
Congress from the First Congressional DIS
trict, has 30 far become deranged, we zee it
stated in the Philadelphia Evening Journal,
that il vas found necessary to send him TO
the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane, on
the west side of the Schuylkill. For some
Time past, Mr.. Levin has been laboring un-
der mental ALTERATION.
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Meeting mt Benton.

On last Saturday the Democrats of the
northern part of The county andthe lower end
of Luzerne, held large meeting a, Benton
One thousand persons yere present, including
l5o ladies'. 1t was most cheering demon.
stfalion of popular sentiment in favor OF the
Democratic cause and lis candidates. Speech.
es were delivered By J. G. Montgomery, C.
r. Buckalew, and ]. G. Freeze.
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Meeiins at CntaWlssi.

On Monday evenings Democratic meeting
was held a. Calawissa which was larger by
one third than the one addressed by Sen.
alor Wilson at thai place. DANIEL KNIT
TIE, Presided. VIM. GREASY, Vice Presi.
dent, and George MANHART, Secretary.
The meeting was addressed by R. w.
WEAVER and john g. MONTGOMERY, Eso's.
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Meeting OF Nlooresbnrg.

On last (Tuesday) evening a large and en-
thusiasic Democratic meeting was held at
Mooresburg, Montour county, which was
addressed by ]. w. Swineford, Esq, OF
Northumberland, and R. w. Weaver, Esq,
of Columbia. stoe's Danville Band was pres
ent and discoursed excellent music. The
Democratic campfres burn brightly in Lib
erty.
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Foundryyille Democratic Meeting.

The Meeting at Foundryville on Thursday
last, was most NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The day being a very pleasant one, the at
tendance was full, whilst the entertainments
prepared by our host, Mr.. John Linden, at
the Pine Grove House, was of the best
kind. A hickory pole near ioofeet inlength
was erected in front of the Hotel, from which
streams Flag with the Stars and Stripes of
our glorious Union.
The meeting was organized byappointing
ANDREW FREAS, President; Moses Davis,
John Kisner, Thomas P. Cole, John Doak,
Joseph Blank, David Hartzel, and John r.
Anderson, Esqrs., Vice Presidents; Levi F.
Irwin and Adam Suit, Secretaries.
Addresses were delivered in turn by w.
Writ, Esq. Col. L. L. Tate, Col. J. G. Freeze,
R. w. Weaver, Esq, and E. II. Little Esq,
our Democratic C candidate for District Attor-
ney. The speakers were lucid in their ex-
position of the principles and measures Of
the Democratic party, and the hardy yeo.
men who heard the truth expounded, re-
ceived it with great applause. After which
the air was rent with three rounds of cheers
for Buchanan, Breckenridge and the Consti.
tuition, when the meeting adjourned to the
town-house at Berwick in the evening.
The meeting in the evening was called to
order and organized by electing M. E. Jack.
son, Esq, President; Vincent Richart, Jacob
Meyer, DIR. A. j.. Brass, Peter Ent, Adam
Suit, ]. B. Dodson, and J.J. McHenry, Vice
Presidents; and L. F. Irwin, Secretary.
After which the meeting was addressed
by the following gentleman M. E. jackson
and R. w. Weaver, Esqrs., COLI. G. Freeze
E. H. Little, and W. Writ, Esqrs-Bers0iel
Gozetie.
On the following day the Republicans hat
a meeting (or tried to have) at which Ford
Elhanan Smith, Washington Lee and Stew.
art Pearce were TO discourse. The Berwiel
Gdzeite gives the following account of the
affair: ..
-a ACrand FIzzle.
The abolition meeting calling themselves
Republicans and whose speakers labored Sc
hard, but in vain, to prove there was differ
ence between them and the old reasonable
abolitionists, went off yesterday. They form
ed procession; and owing 10 their ex,ensiv'
preparations and long notice given by thei
flaming hand bills, It was thought best tt
ascertain their numbers by timeing them al
they passed the corner; but they got by be
fore we could get our watch out. Afterihey
had shrieked for Freedom about three hour
and tried to prove that the young men wer'
all in their favor, the young ladies, 81 in mum
Der, representing the 81 States, spoiled al
their flatulent Arguments by appearing il
procession with banners containing The in
scription GIVE WANT WHITE HUSBAND
OR NONE" The cheering for Fremont an
disunion al the close of their Fizzle coul
not be compared 10 the deafening cheer
i with which the ladies with their banner
were greeted, by which we infer that ,h
democrats far outnumbered The abolitionists
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q The Buchanan and Breckinridpe Clpl

q The Buchanan and Breckenridge Club
was addressed on Wednesday evening of
last week at the Court house, by C. F. Bow
man, Esq, Col Freeze and Hon. Chas. r.
Buckalew, who effectively exposed the mis-
representations of the opposition. MIR. Bow
man was formerly Whigb for someyears
has acted with the great party ofthe Consti-
tuition, and is now zeaansly engaged in op-
posing sectionalism and imposture-a work
worthy of every patriot and lover of his
country.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE subscriber offers for eale upon mod
4 crate terms bis property in Mifflinville,
Columbia county, consisting of Dwelling
House, s1
STOR E HI OU 8 E.,
and other oulbniIdiues; with four lots Of
ground. If not sold soon he will rent il for
term of years al low rent Any person
wishing 10 engage in the Mercantile business
will find great inducements by applying soon
10 JONAS SNYDER.
Petersvile, Northampton Co., Sept. II. '56.
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" The rbald slang and stale anecdotes

" The ribald slang and stale anecdotes
of Ford g. Co. will hardly produce the con-
version of our people TO The faith of Greeley
and Beecher Ford is sort of second edi.
tion of the Buckeye blacksmith, though
scarcely as impressive, and will, like his
predecessor, but produce an increased ma.
jory for the Democratic parry in this region.
The people wiA rote this gear ! and Columbia is
good for over 900 majority instead of $50
given for Plumer year since.
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Politics AND RELIeIoN.--An Alton, Qll,-
noisy paper states that "pew.owner in Rev.
Mr.. Haley's Church, in that city, offers TO
bet his pew, eligibly situated, and valued al
500, against a pew in the Rev. MIR. Nor
toms Chusch, on the result of The election i n
November.
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~ Read the article on our first page from
The Ohio Statesm an in exposure of one Of the
slang objections 10 the Constitution, that
il provides for counting three ifihs of slaves
for the purpose Of representation in Cor
gress.
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NIBNa

AT Beach Haven on the i2lh ultimo, Lucy
STUkDEvAsT, daughter of George w. and Su-
san G. Beach, aged months and II days.
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a The charge that The Democratic party
is pledged to The extension of slavery is
false, and the off repeated assertion that
James Buchanan, if elected, will use his in
fluence 10 extend slavery into free Territory
is false, and every editor and public speaker
who asserts il, is proclaiming un unfounded
falsehood.
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ASSOCIATE JUDGE

WE are requested 20 announce lba, GEO.
w Fl. WILLIS, of Mon,our township,
will be candidate for reelection 10 the Of.
fee of Associate Judge Of this county at the
ensuing election.
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judicial Nomination.


The und ersigned Conferees representing
the several counties of the 26lh Judicial Dis
lrict, in pursuance Of the action OF the sew
eral Democratic Conventions held therein
announce and concur in the nomination o
Hon. WARREN ]. WOODWARD, as The Bemo
cratic candidate for the office of Presden
Judge of said District at the ensuing elec
tion.
r. r. LITTLE,
VIM. NJ. PIATT,
Consrees of Wyoming County.
JAMES DEEGAN,
GEO. d. JACKSON,
COnterees Of Sullivan County.
M. E. JACKSON,
E. LAZARUS,
VIM. SNYDER,
Conferees Of Columbia County.
Sept. 80, 1856.
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Justices OF the Peace

n ND C0NSTABLES can find al kind Of
"A ban ks desirable for their use, IN proper
mifa' o the Office ofthe STAR OF THE NoRTH.
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On the following day the Republicans had
meeting (or tried to have) at which Ford,
Elhanan Smith, Washington Lee and Stew
art Pearce were TO discourse. The Bsrwiek
Gaseite gives the following account of the
affair
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Wasl, ton IGusC-Smcnd ~ CIarl prapr,.

AUG. III I1lIbert PittsyIv0na; Kent J B
Crews son, Halifax; st Clair Bcdford C II Suod-
grass, Wise CO.; W Matthews Pittsylrana; An
drcws, NJ Rucker, Bedford: Col Dickinson. Pitt
sylyania, Everett, Miss Everett. Bedford; W VI
pooy, Camp5cll; NJ Petigrcw, Y & T r h; Chas b
Reynolds, Bedford; II Wilson Amherst; J II Scott
l. Gilchrst, Campbell; G W Mckinney. Appomat-
tox; \ Wright. Bedford Adams, eity;T Pow
ers, Bedford; W E Stecn, Amherst; K \ Harris. APP
pomattox; d 5 Evans, J Lorrence Campbell: VIM c
Minis, Bediord b II Johnson Campbell; Jas Crush,
chrisIiansbnrg; Johnson. Md: c \ Page Chris
riansbure Williamson, Floyd; j Ruff, Lex
ington; W r Page, Christiansburc Mrs f Burnside
Union; G II Fuqua K 7 r r; II G Lewis & lady
Ga Cenl R f};J Tompkins Caroline; Mrs T John
son, WytheylIe; I I Taylor. Franklin; \ Dunn Va
, X Il; Craig. Richmond; II Cheatwood Camp
nell; Capt II Ilarmlng, p II Callan, Abngdon II c
Ni'I'ams, Amherst; W \ Clement & lady, Miss Per-
hlnS' campbell; J W Stone, J c Walton city; J VI
.'anaway Abingdon; c 5 Webb Franklin; 7 b jon
ling Bedford -
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TERRIBLE STORM -PRovIpESrlAL Escape
letter dated Greenfield, Mass, August l,says:
A deluge of rain has fallen in the Connecticut
Valley for two days. The small streams are full
to overlooking, and the Connecticut l. swollen to
an extraordinary extent. Hay gram, bridges,
barns and houses are floating all over its surface
this morning. a rumor was in every mouth that
the up-river train had fallen through n bridge
about mile off town, and axes were wanted to
lIberate the passengers. Our conductor at once
ran his train down TO their relief We found the
locomotive nearly off. and IA mail car and first
passenger car down steep embankment, nearly
bottom side up. The last car on the bridge
which had fallen three feet, and every moment
threatened to take its final plunge into the boil
ing torrent below The passengers were all in
the second car and went down the embankment
with it, without seriously injuring an individual
This morning the Connecticut is full almost be
yond precedent. aud the great Deertield bridge
it is feared will go. Reports of bridges gone and
going are coming in from every quarter. Tho
damage 70 the crops i'll the Connecticut Valley
will be immense.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

\ day, the tih day August VIII sell Farm, pub
lie auction lying and being IN he County OF Campbell 20 miles
South Of NnchhufE and 10 mles South Concord Depot
tanning between aah aud 0u lying Rig Failing
aud its waters 1t Is all la body. will he
separate tracts To suit purchasers bctc the day Of sale The
Improvements consist OF Large Dwelling House painted aud
all necessary out houses ot description. also
good Mil corn Flower aud min connected On never
failing stream with agond custom Thts the lost watered
farm cNrt II has fine Springs VCutcut
ton of and stuck water running through every felt The
lareos pnon Of this land is In forest finest Tobacco ana
II Is in healthy 5eftian aud good neghurAood will b.
10 the interest ct tehasusto attend The sale IA deter
mined Ia sell The FERNS viii he g. - aud X months uolou
ahlc Notes Wtt satisfactory rnorsoa This land Is Fnod
sthc of improvement aud well adapted 10 Wheat Corn
aud the hnes Tobacco and all other crops In this
country This Rnt hr' eight miles south tampbel
Court House on the Charlotte road Immediate
he had Tor seeding and fall rosaeun by tho last Of October
There is this land good parion valuable land
July 81 .LN clawtgtlaur WM W MATTHEW'S
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Holm u. OLIVIER,
- No. ~ sarn,icr street.
INV ORLEANS. la,
AGENT FOR THE SALE or MANIEAtItRED ToHAt
ca. would respectfully solicit tousRnments from Manu-
Nifgui with the that he does not
dea In the article except Commission Merchant hH whole
viii be devoted the Interests of those who
may favor him with their consgnmonts, which liberal nd
,ances win he mndc
.RtrtRrNCFs -Oylpr& Kcon. jesse Hare 4 Go, Hurt
Preston Knight Allen, Col Aug Iettwch, Ammon g
laneock, INnrhhurE. ohas NJ Cosby, L. II Holland, Dan
Vile John Walker, Richmond
July II dA etmos
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

JAS. q uUNr n
HUNT ~ MO-, General Comm .sion Mer-
on ANTS, VIRGINIA ST., between Gary and X. a.
" H. X Depot solicit aoDeHnmonts OF fobace Wheat,
Flour. and prodhcc generally, Tor sale.
They also rwnrd TIA produce and merchandise their
Prompt attention paid all buanoss confde
10 them.
Richmond, March itsR s9G6a ina 29ts
a tECAT DEPOT ron TnG SasEOR PI.
N ANo f0RrES, GUITARS. MELoDEoNS AND MI
SltA the establishment OF the subserib,1 always
found Intensive stuck Superior
raj oi the most reliable The Jnien Among
may be those from J u. Dunlata Co York A.
Sodatt Co, ae~ York, and Chnkering soma Boston.
comprising asSoao extensive enable persons
almost taso TO select instrument The length
Time the Hbrher9 have been engaged th business the
1adact"n these nrunsts have given the
sale the toims which they offered the
selecting In ordering from house long established
near home and tho mPossliiy Of getting indifferent P
ano here uor thay VIII be taken back II they prove
guod 81 the why persons purchase
Richmond inHtcasiof sending North
Prices az low at the factories.
Melodeons OF Safhart d Nssdans make vagsng price
These nstrnmanta oil ns The Pianos, cold
facturtrs prices
GuitarE of "Marne7 MAKE, nhsh
of tome durability aud woskuanlhp. Also others of
poan mnnuaotme, Among leaat beautiful Neapo-
tan Gntap that the
the whole nsirnmnut carried in lady enk trunk
Music for the Finno OF
fresh supplies euahe them furnish orders
LANES W0opHOuSE & co.
nookaellera and Stationers,
hnR HihJw ls9 Map,st, Richmond. Va
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Improvement heing chiefly with better grades.
Flour is unchanged with moderate demand nj
former prices. Corn has advanced 81. The
weather has been very favorable Tor nggricnltn-
raj purposes. aud the accounts from the GRIM
crops are krnefally favorable,
AnotherCifoular says prices are shade high
err, with regular cnnsumptivc demand and
small supplies. Good Ohio a5su:as; Southern
31sn;l2s; Western canal 29sa;'is. Red Wheat
: 2dao Cd; white O. 6laIos I'D. C"rn-Wes-
EN- white 81 SAIL I'd: MIXED 30@ 6da3ls.
Money and .Stocks.-lhe money market Is
tighter. Consols for money i quoted at 95la9od
American Stocks nre weak and transactions
have been small.
London Markets. The Iron market is firm
Bars and nails are quoted at fsaGS D.. Scotch
pig isqaoied in Glasgow at 73s Cd.
Turpentine spirits 3ls Cd.
UarFc Markell Cotton.-Sales for the week
1000 bales Stock cxlusive of ship board los,-
900 bales. Nav Orleans tres ORDINANCES Us
Accounts from the grain crops are favorable
60
The TROUBLE AT MONTH"; FURTHER PARric-
rLARs.-We have already given some particulars
of the excitement at Mobile, growing out OF tho
discovery that Messrs. Strickland X Ipson,book-
sellers there had been circulating incendiary
documents. A letter from that city 10 tho Now
York Heraid, dated the 10th inst. says;
"A son of Dir. Woodcock called at the store OF
W NllHn SUlcklhllu ana TlWln I psph VI
Strickland x Con W cdnesday, and after con-
siderable searching found the life and Writings
of Frederick Douglass, for which Mr. Epson
charged the exorhtant price of 81 %, which Mr.
WoDdcock promptly paid. A Committee ct Nigi-
lance consisting oftwenty five of oar leading men
soon met at the Battle House. sent for Messrs
Strickland and Epson, and, after giving them n
fair hearing, required them To give bonds III tho
sum Of $4,000 each for their appearance before
the committee the next day for further examlna-
ton. Meantime examination of their stock and
account books proved the statements ol Strck-
land and Epson to have been utterly false. In
stead of these two or three copies having accden-
tally got into their store with n lot of second hand
books, as stated by them, their press letter book
contained an order, in Mr. Strckland's handwri-
ting. for fifty copies of said work. On Thursday
the accused appeared before tho committee, and
were ordered 10 "settle up" and leave town with
in five days,after which time the committee would
not be answrrabe for their lives. The penalty
OF the law here, in such case provided, il "death,
or not less than ten years imprisonment in the
penitontary.'n
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NyONVEgs. SsDts1.
~ Ianiu street, e. uchbnrg, Va.
TIE "NoRNEI has undergone change uf construction
places oong with the beat modern built Hotels Of
the country
lis n aVlu and COMFORT suited
nil and Ut character that viii make II rink, Ia
fact y, nh the lrst class Hotels of the country.
WELLS 4 HYDE,
anE Iroprotora
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The Markets.

HAR. no. IAH1.S. Dentist, will he nbsc"
from yn,huF until the LIST of Sept lie can be found
NJ the Alcginny Springs aug sdtlsep
n ANCASCER HOUSE.
M HyUCbburg. Vn..
ITO G. LANCASTER laico Fmeastlo Va takes plcasuren
nnnnunc Ing his old friends aud the public
orally has taken and opened that large and
nodous House opposite the Depot In this pnce lie In
prepared rive them wei como reception.
NV Il Nrlu