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FGEE Trade.
ROOTS ANN G IEnS

EEEF EEHt5t.
BOOTS AND SaEOS
u LAWTOSwould respectfully informthe citizens
l.otsraunton and the surrounding country, that
he has commenced Gin the room one door North of
y. 4 j. ). Crawtords Store, and occupied for sew
eral years by MIR. II. Cowan as Bookstore to
manufacture all kinds of Ladies', Misses y Chill
dren's Shoes, from the very best materials latest
styles, and under his own supervision.
Embroidered Work made to order, on the most
fashionable style.
He has also on hand assortment of Mems and
Boys BOOTS and.Shoes among shich may be found
TIE endsomest OF Gents French Dress Boots in this
market.
.as,s@order promptly attended to and work made
at the shortest uotice.
E. LAWTON.
Stanton, Sept. 30, 1856
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Peoples Clothing Store A,seaI

\ EoPoDD 4 BROS, Wholesale and Retail deal
A ersin Clothing, respectfully inform their patrons
80 the p'hhe nat they have just received large
aHd end dy the best lot of Si' RING III n TfiINE
eve oHe,ed IN TINS community. Cur country aud
town irt5pis are invited TO call AID examine cnr
larye aud well made stock. -
j car Ia mind that the Cheap CIothno Store - a,
Main street oppoeite White 4 Patton's stanton
March 80 1856. ''''"
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IMP 0R3AN TRTE3iCAL NOTICE
EeEs. g., E'gT 6Sejys.s.Ss


VTT0UHD inform the puflie lie is located at No
w CHAMELEON ST, Albany, \. Y, where ht
is prepared To treat all diseases with unfaing sue
| cess lis TWENTY FiyEYEARS EXPERIENCE
and travel. practieng under tie direction of the
most talented Physicians in the world.
His late travels among the Western aud South
Western Indians, with his former knowledge OF
Medicine, has prepared him to treat with that de
gree Of skill heretofore unknown to most medical
men. Ills Medicines are prepared from new articles
based upon new principles, void Of all deetefian.
effects. so common to other medicines. Many OF
our leading Physicians have testified this fact, aud
use his medicines in preference to all others.
Persons al a Distance, by sending note enclosing
ONE BoLLtE, stating agesex and symptom OF disease
will receive proper Instructions and Il Book con
tanning the names and OF all Plants, Roots,
Herb and also certain hints and secrets to married
ladies'. Also elderly unmarried ladies would find
something in this Book which they nor the world
ncner dreamed OF. Every person, OF whatever class
hould possess one Of these Books.
AGEN s w A N T e D
In every town in the United Suites, to sell the Med
icne, for which good wagesaud commission WILDE
paid.
All letters must contain twenty five cents, in or
der to be attended TO.
ept. Is, lsb5.-ly. h. FtkhAa.
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Wake Money While Ven CA.

M y, INC uhueTslgned, arc prepared to furnish
w Instructions to all who wish to make mnnsS
in an easy and respectable manner, for the snail
g. consideration Of one dollar; The capital required
to commence the business which we will propose. i,
only ten or fifteen dollars so that any one nav en-.
gage init. All letters addressed TO us with ono
dollar enclosed, will be promptly Answered by re-
fceed. SCOTIA co y P1o-
Deerfeld, Augusta COUNTY vs.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

you all want to see how beautiful your faces re
L come to Rankns Gallery and let him taken
Ambrotype OF you winch makes one of the most bgat
tta Picture that has yet been discovered IN Ia
fine arts Dec. ~, IS51.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,

F0RMERLY GApabh -
A Y. CORNER or THIRD STREET AM
P1NESYL TANiA AFEN5b,
wAsHIN0ToN CITY. D. c.
yu,tfr sn,.eriber boys leave to call the attention
Ill fri,ads and the public TO ne above note
oG v.,,ie1 lac hes Just taken c,4fse a. f'ollllll.'
Va ,ei, expense lhe house has been recently re-
ed an r.unli-hed; theroons and pafloFs hano-
me- docnrt.e3 and ia short the cnt re ediiiee
Nd 70 conform TO the most modern STYLE
yiEN VyAsHiNGToN HuuSE'
him, heated but one square from the Capitol
',.,55,4s md near the Railroad station, presents
= tas, visiting Washington an accessible and cum
,1i.rt retreat whence they may readily fedeA t,le
n,nsrtteents and other places OF business IN tue
city. $500, hi, ru,sts thc undersi m
"a M Fps bilseltto spare no pains to render ihelr
80; pIansaat and agreeable. with Fohte ana
assistants, prompt and respectful servants
81 tal sli plisd with he oest Fands OF iae sea-
-, I've boees and expects a. make the washington
ITa,.@ one ..a+ anS WIZ Pa ',st i+"t1i' OK
tbar,qutrv e-tiiy sGaGil5 ''l"l - 'he
travelling coM'0nHtlY' ....,, rr,,n,.oa
mooeF"''' CORBAN BAKER, Proprietor.
s,r,t.p 2.
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l.I7S NESS DIRECTORY.

r.,,,,,rriH SrrtJTE.-SessioA
W.he'N! ID ~ - t,,, ,-' ia each year
Rsy. h + Pa't1iP,' f a"ornsys a, Law, Office
! AlSMAN 4 bl a-,','ra . S1 Bank.
= opposite me o0, MAY public and Com
ItT NJ i B l., 49, I,y5os,ions, aud sell 6
t.ccoa&ts Of '5aar lla''' u ''
At K. Trout; Aloane{y VA AT Law
~ Rank RSM ynf S E"H oothocary, Chemist and
= Pfc ~; e. s MR s'I WSfschMAktr aud sweFy
& , Nh NIX, S,rse.. Stauuion. -.
a y. CHANDLER, Caeihe' Fi''H,i' ,,,,1,,,,i
s,,os, sannton--Fornitute al Rlen'noha
-. '''''''
: "a q EVANS reeacco and SegaV '9'''s
3 or,,s,,e The P3sj Odicc, otaoR'0h,
rlg5 i,l,S 6, G6DNt.. Merchants and deatef'
VIZ :, E,,'.. an S,a5ie Goods and Groceries
enc. ena,At .;,.,- olP'yI" a -,
SSee - 1'i pgR GDNNELL-iron Founders
aE ami ,iachinisls -woIkS al No''" e''N
-o,gn. Nv, ,rd
wasej{ANDEBURG $ Co'--'f On I'' 1ea,r,s in
E-zs O)mmisson N'e'c''"'T n'r,rn~i,e Va. lole
)rg Goods generally, corner oPposItq ,r stfic.
,-7No. 3. WATfS-Auorney d, ,-'" WV
~ on Central Ba9G nv NO S,,oruey al Law =.
Us 49,. ~ 49, bnilIino opposite the CooF'
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Notice.

VIE late firm OF Nelson Baylor, being dssolv
ed by mutual consent. the undersigned with a
view OF closing his mercantile Blu siness viii eontin
as, at the Stofe Honse heretofore occupied by said
n. 10 sell ms entire remaining portion of goods 1t
greatly reduced prices say at cost and in many ca
ses FAR below, tor cash. on short credit to punc
tuai purchasers. He thinks he can make it the in
ttFest OF 4fefchants, to some extent te buy from
him instead OF going elsewhere Cali and adre fa,
yourselves. GEoEGE VIE" To, io'
stanton, Feb. 80, 1856. "a NV
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BRiS CO A. ST JAR r.
attorney sss EessT.

. 70 o &1.
WTiEL Practice in all the Courts oil Angus
Wsas ta and IN the Superior Courts Of HIGH
land aad Rockingham. Office formerly occu.
pee, toy jno. L. peyton, Immediately opposite
the Connty Clerks office.
Sep J. L 53.-li
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STAPLES, zeTay 81 go.

STAUATON, VA.
TTEEP constantly Oh hand Lump and Ground
~ Plaster, Fine Salt, No. l Sacks. &. A. Salt,
well filled, Coffee of all kinds, Sugars ofall kinds.
Molasses and sYrups of all qualities, besides every
thing else generally kept in the grocery line except
liquors.
otaunton, Feb. 2, 1856.
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TUY'ECE.

tNllE undersigned has purchased the entire stock
of saddlery. &C., OF kohhouscn d Flick, and
VIII continue to carry on the business in all its vari-
Gus branches at the old stand. He is thankful TO thc
pnohe f1f the liberal patronage extended the old
hrm, aud hopes by strict attention to business to
merit continuance of the All orders filled
promptly. and work warranted.
March y, 1896. GEORGEF. EYiCK.
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THE CENTRAL saw NCs BANK
NOTICE.

fENlE subscriber begs leave to inform his numerous
u old friends and customers that he has procured
laI ge qeautity ofsuperior Tallow and Candlewck
which he intends manufacturing into Candies His
Candles for many years have stood the test of the
summer heat and were pronounced equal, If not su-
perlor, to Jacksons celebrated Tallow Candles
Being entirely disconnected with the Butcherng bu-
ness Tor the present he Intends to give his personal
ett milton to the above business, and by making a
god article, hopes to receive fair proportional
snare OF the public patronage. JOHN II. Asst.
staunton, Oct. ID, Is55.-6m.
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Ic,n SiTeef neat door 10 The Wafble nd
SFAENT0N.
5NfTE subscriber respectfully invites your attention
4 to his new stock Of Spring and Summer DRY
GOODS just received trCm New York and I.hiia-
dtlphia comprising Il general assortment Of Dey
Good, Millinery, &c, which wit be sold at low pri-
ees fer cash.
Mrs. smith also invites her friends snd customers
cali a1d examine her Spring AND SUMNER Mo-
LtSEHE, which has been selected NTH great care and
which she will make up i'll the most lasaionabe style
at short notice. April Il.
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Both the Ointment and Pills should \.

used i'll the following cases s.
Bunions, Burns, Chapped Hands, Chilbl,ira En-.
tulas, Gont, Nercurial hruptons. Plies Kheumatism.
SAT- kheum, Skin Diseases, Sore Legs Sore Br
Sore heads, Sore Threats, Sores OF ali Kind. Sn,a's
Scads, 5Welled Glands, Stiff Joints EIoe2, 80,
real Sores, Wounds of all kinds. eAa-
Sold at the Manufactures of Prot Az, n ~,
50 Maiden Lane, New York, and 24s Sl,,,.o
don by all respectable Druggists and
Medicines throughout the United States. and t,aa
each. ""o %
- vs. ine5e Is co ssavng by taking tls
n. B.-Direetop eguidnneo IF ,..;t
every disorder are toeaeh Poi -
May H. ls55.-
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A : soon rs the weather opens, the undersigned,
"A as Agent of Dir. j. c. NJ. Merlilatt, will keep
for sale at his Steam Mill in stanton, a supply OF
ground Plaster. Persons in want of this article
this spring, will confer favor by engaging it at
Once. They may rest assured that it will pc
punctualiy furnished at the time agreed upon
humber. Flooring, Larhes, C0rnmeai.
Intend also to keep on hand logs Of all sizes and
Lengths, which | will to order at the shortest
notices and assortment of flooring plank and
weath7rboarding, planted, tongued and groyed .
also plasterer's laths, and cornmea.l
CUSTOM ilsS WORK.
The Machinery has been pat in first rate order
and persons wishing to have saving or planning or
grinding done at the shortest notice will please give
me trial. MICHAEL McALLER
StaAnton. Mareh s, ls5G
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MERCHANT TA1Ion,
E0E&&OEETEflN
SUCCESSOR TO HEM. aAYIs.)
n n

VIE co partnership of kokhlhousen & F,ic, 49,.
- toiore EXISTING between 5. w. kohhous.n an5
George F. Flick, by mutual consent has AZ an"
pee,i essoived. The notes, open accounts and books
OF the late concern have been placed in the hands If
baylor bay Tor for settlement and collection and
make speedy payment. 4"'''s" "
F. ". KoHLHOUSEN,
ua..h,, ,orc GEO. +. FLICK.
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P. INTING. GRAlNING. GLAZING,

T. IN II NJ. WKNINING, GEALiNG,
BY JAMES L. GILLESPIE,
a EXT door to Nelson & Baylors Store, Staun-
~ ton, Va. who respectfully informs the citizens
an thepeope in the surrounding country, that he
at end to the above business in all its branches As
he is Just from Il large city, tNewark, \. 3D. and
has no other trade, but has served his time at the
painting business. and worked for number OF
years in New York and Newark, he feels confident
that all who patronze him will find it to their in
t7gcst.
Ei7e The attention of Farmers in the adjacent
counties isresp eettully solicited.
April ii, 1919. JAMES Il. GILLESPIE.
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TMlwfs5ge Farm fan. .S,Ie.

FNHE subscriber offers his FARM for sale contain,
l. ing 2la Acres: adjoining the lands of R. Uan.
E 3 any oInefs lheImprovements are two-story
r frame barn and other necessary ont buildings The
farm is well watered and in good state of eutiya
ton aad not surpassed for produetvcness by any in
the county. About GO acres of it is River Rotta,n
Nov. II, ls55-6m. PETER HANGER.
Middle River
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Ne>I,HGE.

LAYING before informed the public and or
l. friends of our determination to leave Stauuton
shortly, Tor the purpose Of establishing large
wholesale businesses with our partners in Bati-
more, it will be ofparticuar benefit to the farmer
to state further, that will sell our considerable
stock of Fall and Winter Goods, at prime cost for
therefore tail to examine well assorted stock and
secure himse better bargains than ever before Of
fered in this market.
Further notice we have to give to those indebted
to us, that although we intended before to place
our eppaid accounts in lie hands of lIarman Bell
by the )st of January. yet failed to act upop
thsintenton for the term, and out of this REGARD
against our debtors we concluded to wait now till
the LIST OF February next but longer indulgence
can and will not be given any more We hone that
at this given period the rest will come forward and
pay without promp ing to those dsaareeablo
steps STEINER BROS q co
Staunton, March Is. 1876.
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BRAXTON LAND FOR SALE.

BRAATON LAND FOR SALE.
WE undersigned offers for sale the TRACT OF
LAND on which he now resides, lying in Brax-
ton county, on the Weston and Ganlv Bridge Frrn-
pike Road four miles from the Court House. con-
tanning about six hundred acres About one hum
dred and nifty acres are in cultivation, aud much
more me land to clear, well watered, eomtorta=
bic log house and Necessary out houses ~ sh0rt.
such land is very rarely in market, in tGs part Of
Woods" oNATuAE kaIXER
Feb. 20. 1856
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Removal.

T5NHE undersigned has removed his shop from the
a house of Dir. Donaghe to the rooms formerly
occupied by Mr. O'kear, opposite tho old Post Office
corner, and adjoining the store of MIR. Adam
Biekle.
lie returns his thanks to his friends and the pub
lie for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
Him, and hopes to continue it in his new place of
business lie receives regularly the latest fashion
plates, and is always prepared to manufacture cloth
in the most fashionable style.
Dec. %, 1855. f. DOOLEY.
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IAATLLESS LIQUID CATHlRTTCf
OR FAMILY PHfSiC.
FNliISs the best, cheapest and most efficient Ca
H. TilAkTiC ever offered to the public.
1t srAsrELGss thereby avoiding the nauseating CT
feet of Pills Oil Sienna, Co, and produces no grip
ping other painful effects Unlike all other pur-
gatiyos, it searches to the bottom of the disease
thoroughly ceanses the stomach, and leaves the
bowels entirely free from eostiveness.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Children drink it readily and without forcing, and
no medicine is more highly recommended by the
Medical Faculty.
Give tia fair trial, and then Judge for yourselves.
II can be had wholesale or retail OF j. b. EsNRIpGE
>taunton; Purcell Ladd a. Co., Richmond !; L. H.
Stabler CO., baltimore j. L. Antrim, Green
vile.
Aug. 4, Is55.-Iv.
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SPRING GOODS. MARCH /, 1856.

WHITE e. PATTON have just received consid-
w cradle additions to their stock in part as fol-
lows; Cohees, Nutmegs, Sugars, Moasses, Syrup,
Choekoate, Mace, Fine Teas Sc. &c. Also. 7-s'
a. and "a Grown Shee.ines; rs and A Bleached
Shlrnngs; Brown French Linens; Bleachcd and
Drab billings; 20 pieces style GaiIcoes; Do
nestle aids and Stripes; Manchester Checks; r
and A osnahurgs.
March |, 1856.
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DIR, J, III. sMITIEEE.

| AS located in staWton aud offers hsprofcssion-
vicinity.
Once, for thepresent at his home near theresa
enc, @ace OF 1 Thos. j. Vchie, Esq,
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A TRENTON IL. II. Cushing & Co. Lave a lii
IA tie oil everything To suit the taste in the way
nice goods for Christmas. Call SOON
stauntaa, Dec. 80, 1850.
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Hardware.

EwY Fl. WAITS & f. C. RICHARDS
Ss1 Have removed 70 the old stand of / r
Breckinbridse & son, opposite b. & Us. Craw
ford, having received additions TO their stack
will b. glad to see their friends.
S,a"hton. Sept. 10, 1855.
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GROCERIES.
EMasaasy Gss'OCerSes,

jN!ih undersigned offers for sale, at the old stand
formerly occupied by Harper & Bro, under the
Union Hall, an assortment og
RHsassasy Groceries,
and requests those in want to give them call, and
examine theif Goods and prices. AS they Intend to
devote their entire attention to tbe Greeerv hns
ness, they have no hesitation in saving BUYERS viii
find it greatly to their interest to come and see
them before buying elsewhere ~
March %. ls56--tf p n POWElI6 "a
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STTTrr.Y. RAEYs
YO7aaag AEaierica.

A NICE LOT OF SHELL BARks, Just reeeiyet
"A and for sale cheap by
E. NJ GUSHING q 10
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aif Card.

City of New Orleans VS.. ID. C. Lnbatt.
The of D. G. Iabatt to the petition plaintiff pub
shed in the Picayune Of the 9th inst gross issteent
Is calculated to mead the public and to reflect upon
pluyccs of the Treasury Department. during the period
Laba,t Assistant City Attorney The that the
Register has been inepoated and fraudueny increased
acouSly false The assertion that bill of 81 $780, paid by
his not credited to him. is also false the regis
will show, The gross irregularities the Tressurer's
Office relative TO his returns owing principally
perfect manner in which said returns made many
the numbers of the suits substituted
beg of the bills the mspe changed, the
frequently Ieftn the office month weeks after they
had been credited to him the register before settlement
could be with Mr.. Iabstt Mr. Theodore Marks and Mr.
c. W the clerks who the marking off
verifying said returns and they will the
Of this statement. GEO. DOANE
New ORLEANS, May 29th 1885,
In the of D. c. Iabs published bill of 81 800
having been paid by his not cred
tied this Office certify that such bill was
paid office the 2lst of February 1856 that it was
regularly checked of recepted and credited books
this Office and that he Of the fact having examined
the books only few days before.
RENE Il. BRUNEI,
Book-Keeper of Treasper's Ohice
The Undersigned having been employed clerk in the
Treasurers Department during the time D. c. tho AS.
City Attorney, and having examined the register re-
erred Mr. George Dosnes card pronounce asser-
on made by Laba of the Interpolation of the register
jatse and without founEstion. THEo MARKS.
hereby certify during period Mr. Labat was Assist,
ant City Attorney clerk in the TreaSnrerS Office
checked off the returns made by him. the books of
Office and have since examined the registers
polaions alteration upon said registers whatever
certify 10 the negligent and careless which said
returns were made. c. w. WHITE.
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Hon GEORGE EusTIs, JR.-By some of our cotem-
poraries great credit has been awarded to the Hon.
John Sdel for his attention to the wants and inter-
ests of his constituents, in procuring the passage
through the Senate Of the bill to improve the naviga
ton and keep open the Southwest Pass of theNissis
sppi river. We not disposed to cavil at the com
pliments which the press may lavish Senator
who whatever be his other faults has certainly shown
himself than occasion, an active and eff
ficent guardian of the local and individual interests
| of the State he has the honor to represent.
At the same time there is old maxim that should
not be lost sight of: Honor to schom honor is due
and in this connection cannot but be surprised at
the silence with which the energy, ability and tact,
manifested by our talented representative in the
House Of Representatives the Hon George Eustis Jr
have been passed over by the papers of city, 1t
should be borne in mind that the difficulties of sue
cessfuy pressing appropriation through the House
body so large, and at times so discordant TWEEN
ty times greater than attend such effort in the Sen
ate. When it is considered that this important bill
was, at on early date, reported from the Committee
on Commerce to the House, through the promptitude
Of Mr.. Eustis that through his personal influence
and exertions the rules were suspended and the bill
i hurried to immediate adoption, feel assured that
our fellowctzens will do justice to the ZEAL watch
fulness and ability Of our talented young representative
although through the arbitrary exercise of the veto
power by the President, the State and the country
have been debarred from the benefit of the large APP
preparation, which would have greatly conduced tc
| the advancement of the interests of our commerce.
| We clip from the Washington correspondence Of
the Philadelphia Times the following complimentary
but weldeserved notice Of the action Of Mr.. Eusts
| in this matter +
The young and gifted Hon George Enstis, of Louisiana
moved suspension of the rules in order take the bill ap
proprang three hundred and thirty thousand dollars improve
the navigation and keep the Southwest Pass Of the ou
ote Mississippi river which agreed TO- md the bill
through the different stages and passed Great credit
Mr.. Eustis for the zeal and ability which he has
|
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J. R. MAcMuRDo.-The candidate on the Demo
cratic ticket for Comptroller is silent death itself
regards of,het unfortunate ST affair What
responsible position who is unwilling 10 him
ef OF the suspicious that gather thick and fast around him
The people will far who cannot mot ex-
plain himself. tCreole, of Wednesday.
We opine " that unfortunate $4,000 affair" will
never he explained. But it strikes us the word IN
fortunate should not be used in connection with the
"$27000 affair" The affair" according to the
story told us, was avery fortunate affair." summing
up, in dollars and cents, clear profit of s27 600 or
more! Quite ugoperation-one not to be sneezed
at especially during the warm weather.
If it had been unfortunate" n different result
might have followed There is great difference be-
tween successful and unsuccessful speculatons.
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and startle, the fair face Of human decency. The
work would have been ended ere this, but for illness
and Indispensable engagements.
IN conclusion, we take pleasure in expressing oul
belief that the Democratic party, as q mass, 90 moi
approve Or sanction the yilainous procedures we
have exposed. We believe the masses Of the Demo
crazy as honest as the masses Of the Americans
and we believe they viii reprobate the vile doings Of
their leaders, and the poor tools of their leaders, just
as strenuousIy as we do. If they do not, twill not
be forlack Of indisputabe data to go upon.