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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-18

6 . NOTICE.
DRE9GR1PT1ONR carefully compounded II all
il hourg-either Lffsf or ltf1ht--at 5fs25F f
]. B, Y0lHELLS, 30 lonroe5s5
In93 5fsf5s kzs5ti5 Sign Of Red Mortar.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-18
: oENTRAI. OHIO jRI1AIlLRoAD.

2iTo be per Ton carried Eas. and West and ."
East and West. ;,,,led
be paid in cash payments, payable, per a. etsi
Co. 3 Engineer, monthlyf-the Company FeserTtnB ~
until the work Is .dniShesi. .s--l.sf
No bids reeeiF ca but froni ponsIble pattlss q
nhS $500 - SD Genl SaPE-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-18

sEEssss EDFEu.ss many yo-
tiers BY announcing oar tteesd and worthy
rs ONO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-18

q A. @hlsELtIi.
20l nnIs saPe,tss Panty Fl9gr-Iass received aat
{ lftss All, s1s a nIsl.k PA rs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-18

j. W,fWSHEAT,
s5sl ETgO ME o. p Att II ST
FFICEat residence Market street, opposite the Pest
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-18
.RRAL BsTATB sALEs
Fofisale or Rent.

EI1iIE four story brick tnopfs rs INC ouincy r.D,,
house, cottF Of Main and Quincy SstS possS! Van
en- on the 1st Of April. APplyto ''a 'i'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-18

DESCRIPTIONS bellows piston and eota-
rs pumps nre engines water Rims, prrssas Sgines, air
maehpss eolIplss &C. senaFks on ancient wells BEDS
wheels, b0Nppes bellows tops Rsle gobS
lets, idols, and other paehineryof ancient
which added experiments blowing and tubes
and other original devces NATURES modes and
for raising Wer Historical notices respecting
fountains water orgaus ClepsydFu pipes cocks,
&c. in Eve books Illustrated BY nearly three hundred
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-18

For Sale.
A TWO story Brick Dwelling House, with four Ia.
~ ground attached, situated in the town ofout ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15
COMMERCIAL.


sHW lant aArKTts T.r sairs II ft"n !'stera5 teet
Hr aloaf auh4es Tho market closing -oaewh itfesn
that have feeed free saies some confession "ond
be made rHreias" considerable ois buyts
ud have ce, compelled 70 hasc aid very iul price Th
frafen ABrio uebr caused hour 10
iee Inc Zoe 15c per barrel snd especially lower grades
a decline nf.c 81 hashti CORNELL
per bushrl which sales freely made, clio
.l5r nj DC g., aund Western M, Pnk Wa quiet
~ go Al the Iaer figure for T"taii lois
al 90 barrels mes deliverable IN all November at scers
stiou ~ private sagar wefe steady with
ITO has including 80 orta hie" IN hand and
tf roua adp eScn elseH here Col
With fair business The late novs from Ira
j. said favorable Tie which had bee re-
rived NJ Rio from had affected prices ffeishts
rc in far reqnes fr Liverpool and especially tr grain
ut 20 busbtl. Il which engaged IN bulk
and slip. ags te 6lc audi Rates TO ether port were
unrhangrd--k. J. Hfraid, fARasf II.
run tnfIrnIA CATrIE MARkEr, Arg 1.-The offerings
CaIile this week about ~ headi sales al 30
~ per IoD lbs Cows and GaYesAbant 100 offered sales
NJ from p L. s. shecAb 500 red; and sales al 25
per H"rs-About 100 offered; and sales at from
~ a - ~ per loo lbs
WV pRIT AS LoFfFE MAHkET--TLe market has ennnu
extremely duiithe snles Of Eih having been confined In
small previous fairfp prime command
03 There haze hren further arrivals STOCK
% lU0bags BaEstfa, daPUtG
RIO De JANIRn M,RKEr, July 2-codee-Superior LIST
good and IS ordinary 800 saes insignificant aiquotaons
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

The supporters of Fremont are clamerous in
their reioicngs over the success of the Black
Republican party in Iowa. and tho election of
FREQ soiler tBair) to Congress from the st. Lou
is District. Largo maiorties were given less than
four years ago for Pierce aud Democracy both in
the State of Iowa and the city of ST. Louis The
cause which produced that result, and that which
now gives success to the Free soilers, is one and
the same-and such as should serve to open the
eyes of Southern Democrats. Both Iowa and St
Louis are oyerrun with foreigners. Heretofore
attracted by the name of Democracy, they have
acted with the party bearing it, But, now as
there is an organized movement in favor of free
soil and free labor, they have seized with ayidi,y
the opportunity of giving expression to the in born
and intense anti slavery sentiments they brought
with them from Europe. Democracy has for
years fostered power, which now turns upon it
to rend and destroy it, We have no tears 10 shed
for those who have brought dsmay and ruin into
their ranks-but we have deep concern in see
ing the constitutional rights of the South and the
equality OF the States preserved and we have
right hold up to the Reproduction of all who share
in that concern, the conduct of that party which,
for purposes of its own, has aided in building IN n
foreign free-soil party whose sympathies and in
huence and votes are against US aud our rights
under the Union. The Democratic party canoo,
now undo what It has done, but it can unite with
Amercans,an Wings and conservatives in COM
batting the disastrous power of its late allies
and in so amending our naturalization laws, as to
check the rapid increment now being made to
their ranks. and restoring the ancient and right.
full predominance in the government to those
who we're born on the soil of America and reared
beneath her republican institutions. This is all
they can now do to atone for the unreasonable
mischief their policy has inflicted upon the South.
and il they refuse to do this. they will be held
Justly responsible for every blow stricken at the
slsve-holdng section. by the hands of foreign
born frss so,lsrs,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

DRAWING TEETH At the recent Dentists
Conventions Dr. Harris, of Baltimore, exhibited
an instrument invented by DIR, Putnam. for pro.
ducng local anasthesia, very useful for extract
ing teeth without pain
DIR. Putnam stated that he had extracted three
or four thousand teeth with the mid Of this IN
stfnm"nt, The agent used lee and salt, and
the instrument was ST. contrivpd that the appli-
cation could be mado ta the smallest portion Of
any external part of the body II was singu-
lar fact, he remarked, that wien applied to the
gums it produced no pain, as it did to the outer
surinc" of the body. The gums were frozen by
the application. and the teeth extracted without
the slightest pRin, and with no bad consequences
1t required but two minutes to effect the purpose
49, at most three or four.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

A LONG INLAND VOYAGE. The steamboat St.
Mary has recently returned to st Louis, MO. }
from a trip to the Upper Missouri. She reached
French Bend, 100 miles above the yellow Stone
SoOu miles above St Louis. The ST. Mary took
up cargo of blankets. provisions &c. for ira
ders and lndians,a and brought down % 600 hutf,.
10 robes, besides large numbef of wild bent.
including two ponies. two grizzly bears, two huf
ialo calves, aud some strange looking bird.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

complexion Nep" and roughf Lave bought all the
merou cosmetics and other preparations the skin only
cure Nohf II so learn that what appears the surface
~ an ucaon Of foul nrcrou humor in the blood Pmples,
rough skin aud stay erupons but the eet OF hidden
thus You bt cover the deforay with cosmetics But yoI
wish 70 haveR clear aud beautiful complexion ut all if
y.n wish to remove those ugly bnthes from surface
"Nrl1nee the rough texture ii the skin
and have The lint OF health bloom again upoa
remove HE cause by taking pr H. B NueI's scrofluus
Autdte' aiiS i5R when the directions are fol
l"wed Gtveu trial See advertisement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

- +" COMPETITION a IL the Life of
b ea CHARACTERISTICS In all lis various branches
anc style rasapassed By otr Establishment ~ nc
Sste at the YRGINIAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT
Jobs prntedin Coors that " Ill compare with any
done South Of Mason and Dixnns Line Specimens
Call and First Alley between Main
Church Streets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

in - miles OF iyuchburg Subscriber wing deter
mined TO move South offers Tor sale his Farm valuable
and desirable one lying on the James River KanaH Canal
within 2! miles Of IynchburP containing recent survey
800 acres half c,acd the well wooded
original tn The would paw the land
The cleared land good heart n red ella, s1 well adapted
TO raising Corn Wheat Tobacco &c divided fields
good water in each field Tile DIV cling House Stable Barn
Kitchen, Cabins, &c. &C. are all comnoliuus well built
in fact making of the desirable offered
to The public Those wishing buy land would well
cali and examine before purchasing elsewhere
To sell Ny terms liberal Possession given
to seed heat Any Information can be obtained addressing
THOMAS II. SCOTT.
ahg 10 cts IYncl}burg. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

sSsDV scriher residing in Tie ny OF IyncIhnF,
Slave hy the of HENIsY lie dark
negro Of about high ell built long
with high cheek He had on when he aw ay
blue doth dress linen JAutaoons and black and
stone Gutter Mason and astcr,r Icy trade II taken
STATE will give fifty fnliarS reward the State
dollars il in the county dollars md 1t In the Civ
q I.vnrhhufg five dollars. JAMES ScTRRY
IhaNc strong grounds suspect that Henry was de-
covcd away By white man aug IS diets
u Brow nlows W hg aud Abingdon Virginian cory u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15
The frOfItgaCy OF the Democratic
Party.

IN. ,;.o:.....: .,..
In" ''heihnau Convention resolved that it
was the duty of oyery dcpnr,ment ur tho f,J...l
oovernmcnt TO enfo,co aud nroo,;o. ,l,,
rrSd economy IIere il nm illustrnti,n az tho
81 '0'"'"' ''' - M '''"SH"'oh "I the
way the Democracy have of nrnrii .in, pcann,y
!, DO ar,,,a III, ,.,.,.' ....9'97s, .,y
III tho use oil the pubic money, TINT should stnrile
the country we copy from the National Amer
. ny 't''t'ncr 10 Tue report OF Hr Norwin, the
secretary oi TIE treasury under MIR. Fillmore Al
mlnlStratoh, we md That the eNpendl ares ul The
Go,ernmet during the fiscal year 500 81 amounted
to the sum OF Sls,ol>s'8
ot tins sum- slo,a'4'46i wa pai'l for expenses in
CURED 10y the administration Of Mr. Polk. ON account
OF the Mexican war aud of COURSE do not Legitimate
ly belong to the account of the expenses Of Mr. FIJI
more more "a, nd 'l,a, lh'n'
rom ,i IN" t 70 m 'nps4'llnf'' Sit02s7s
'"@ lo'9is'7'
We have SD l2l,ll
Now let us turn to the "Repoti OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury on the condition of the finances for the
year ending June Joth, lsoh, submitted To Congress
by the present Secretary Of the Treasury. We quote
ron the ON anu dh pages OF said document.
me ncthni expenditures for the hrst quarter of
tcmher, ls55-have been as follows:
Interior pensions and Indians Tl9 ia 10
Nav M% 3l45ai p
Redemption of public debt interest andpremum 25l2oa II
1G5oI0s IA
Inc estimated expenditures Tor the remaining three
quarters, are rs follow
Nv misc'aneons and foreign Intercourse Ss65l al -
in,rr n ", t"s' V,nrp n"paI9en, se ts 90
Wan Department g95lI a
Navy Department l0n5toD u
in,1 ,, %n t"% S Hfot ,, 22al sou 10
'''2a' w
546il5l1 vi
n,,t,..,,,, ..,,., -, ..,,....,
From, thc,n ' nun, "s'' VI
have the official announcement or ,Ia NJ.
Secretary of tho Trcnsnry ,bat f,r ,ha sI ,
endine an lhe ibirtictl If luna Lt H., .,a
of thc ,o,ernmcnf Amounted - ' r. '''',",es
~ @ " "'"',u ~ '"c sum OIL S.teAH-
n m r,,,a ana l"tag s,a ao'a,s
Mr rimores admnisiraon costs for one year y in 'i
Difference for one year ...=..... ziIo,l5,
Making the enormous difference for one year of
~ ' '',l''' me ~, '"'"''t" ana hf' iaoas'Ha
"''"I'n r"y '"V "'n,nlsua"'h Oh Mumrd
49, an" ''o "'t''C'a' -i"m"'S'"o" OF frank
-" 80 Npo'is uou"le
:, anu '''n'S p"sn'nau stands upon Inc platform OF
Tue party Mnleh' IN National Convection assembled,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

IA TATE FOR SALE.-I wish to sell my Lands viI 2 In
Sm county, North fork fHolstou River Chatham
Hill and within G miles of the Salt Works 12 miles of
Marion, two points the Virginia Tennessee Railroad
and within miles of the Plaster Banks The contains
about 100 acres ards about halt cleared and mostly
in and all IN good state of cultivation The
good and all necessary conScliences Two good Dwelling
Houses and good Barns and
from each other all in good rerr aud suitable for residence
would either sell the whole together divide and sell
parcels, MS Is adapted wen has formerly
been occupied In that way. II n finely various
springs aud branches leading throrgh the River
passes through the place which affords considerable amount
of hne bottom lands There also locations for
machinery that requires water power
Any person or persons wishing purchase finest IRA
ENG or afmnE Lands III the comfy would do well
dfal anu see Inc rns be made
q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

a young man from New York, ntely employ
ed ~ clerk in the office Of Wells, Fargo 4 Co,
OF the California Express, arrested in phiIa-
dolphin, on Saturday on the charge of taking
from tie eafe, in the Office of the company, 80.
900 in $50 gold pieces. The arrest was made
10y officer William Stokely, of the New York in
dependent police, who has recovered $500 of
the money, and package of bank bills mark
ed ':S5, 600" which had not been missed until
found in his possession. An oficer also recover
ed over 500, which had been invested in the pur-
chase of watch and Iewelry. The accused has
been taken TO New York. Previous tohiS arrest
lie had been on a visit to Baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15
ChoIcrn.A certain for this Disease may be found
IN the use of Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer


tfNrIrNES feel under obligations tor the benefit
from your invaluable Pain Killer few days
laying aud of citizens
who was supposed died with the Cholera The
darnag Twas taken with vomiting accompanied with
tollness the cxtrcmcs Warm covering and hot appa
tons failed warmth. NV wfes family. Ayho had
Pain Killer with during the Cholera in
buffalo si9 advised take it, took two doses at inter
of fifteen minutes line pcrspration onsued and the
day ,rrng alite weakness was we'll and have been
Since recovery find that several Of citizens
the Pain kirr remedy Cholera, prunpun-
eing good therefore take pleasure in recommending it to
u still more extensive notice
W NJ CR0ZlER. Airy nj Law.
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
laug dew
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

LARGE salaries Albert and Victoria re
ceive on" million of dollars annually. BY strict
economy they are able to support If, ON this
small amount 1t is proposed to settle three hun
bred aud fifty thousand dollars on the Princess
Royal OF England, a. her annuity after her m,r.
lhg' with the Prnssian Prince Having been
trained +" frugal habits il is hoped that tae yonnc
house keepers will avoid all unnecessary eyn4n.r
and thus he enabled to make the two end. Of TIA
year meet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15
MISCELLANEOUS
x.,-s px.ss>E urID viii

MISS Pauline HEIis viii al ct. hor -shooI
W "a MeidaY. Sep ember ist ltab Hrr turfse viii in.
r an thase lfaneies English Tsus taught In
tn.a. s.has TIE laHgunFr including Latin, Irci.h
S.ssuish will be taught by her bruler : '. Red
TERMS
Elementary branches per session Of Ave antls s5 %
advanced % ~ 80
school n Languages dncluding Latin French
spani.h) 10 co
- EOOM-Thst formerly oecupi'd by Wm s ( :. Y.
Rid lang Is d3tawflsrp
NHyNguEsIi.s.E FEMALE COLLEGE
w The Third Session of this n sntian will b. gin the
Thursday September being the Ifh If that Month
The charges rcr srssinu FIVE months Will he sS.olov
Boarding and Tuition IN Cargatc Department, s72 20
boarding and Tuition in Preparatory - 60
Tuition IN Infant
Tuition IN Musical Dcpai tnnnt 2O co
Isn nf Piano. GO
Latin aud Greek, gratis
Modern languages each. 10 20
Ornamental Branches each
The schedule embraces every pcnsc
the School, except Books stationary Day Shol
will be charged dollar for fuel II is # the
porancc thai pupils should punrtnaly the
Hfsi dan of the session ". j. ROEDEI,
l5cvIw Prime pal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

tTcattU QNltt
aiinn with citizens and hear daily of
that have ued them and recommending them others if
the only odcne In the world We would cal
aon Of merchants ordering goods from the city be mind
ul Of Bakers Premium Bers, you viii never lose
after they have tried them 1t has performed
mnkahe than medicine discovered he
usrdby all with perfect safety. Beng purely vegetable
stands unriyacd for the of Dyspepsia Colds Coughs.
Chec Nervous Affections General Debility. Ague Fever
and Nervous Headache thousands ii certificates al
ready been furnished the proprietor this valuable medicine
Tor the above complaints.
Every family should keep few bottles on hand
Price 10 bottle
sale by Mossrs STROLLER Whitehead and saber &
Jones, Lynchburgi and by Druggists generally
D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

recors of the Iyncburg Campbell Court House Turn
Pike Co. have declared "A per cent on each
Share Of Stock for the last months payable application
ltdlt =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

Turn sh ndow Glass of all the first
quality French Glass to the grades either double
or single thickness. odd sizes short notice
STR0THER Il WHITEHEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

.ipglo fut STATE IL ar Ilma.e serc aroHpcdso-dau
feel eeraln he could not ] make 10 apRet fJr So
iiohal support because I alhuf nlI sealoaalisn apart
FINN principle ut let the men nha haFe been CIV
Ing foi a United South consider IL nnh 60 f1rF-
more and Donelson either Of whom would be safe
for tie South
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

he Count de Chosseu. who for nearly n
quarter oil coptury has filled, with great salts.
faction 10 the commercial and other classes, tic
office Of French Consul at the port of Charleston,
has been Invested by his Government with the
grade ot Officer in the Legion Of Honor" as Il
reward for dong and honorable career in the
service of his country and thus gracefully pro.
NOTED to the honorary roll ON the retired list
This afforded the Chamber OF Commerce OF
Charleston the occasion to compliment that gentle
man IN handsome manner and To express it's re
gret attic severance of official relations
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

nyh'i trouble nor expense in making effort to oarr
~ % 'ns ana customers pure and reliable Havana Clear
sIu we tHihk we nave succee led Cnbans arfrosia
la NormaS and Rcgaia Cigars ready sale AMI s.sr All
those who appreciate and enjoy good smoke - 80
= " those who have not tried them we Womb 81 Aha. a.,
Keep an grades Of Cigars, from o q cents /, pfeeo
For sale ! II VJIbupst,N g,,,c
aug l2 d&cfs A,otbanor, 4, -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15
rNsUHPAssED FOE IENcE-u,

ha9G opened today, direct from OF the most tas,v
an tHant Manufacturers in the City phiadepho lot 81
hu'ohs ana Studs which for excellence In quality and
~ are little in advance of any thing have hi hrrtn Of
tired to our friends customers '"N'''O VI
II affords IL Measure 70 si,,u =,
az nose we refer To- Gentlemen will an
line SII vI,t,i,i,,,',.S,. f"i m thcif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

nm band All g -, 70 Ss''-Wt hnNc
anu long tePper Mustard Seed Celery Seed Turmorc GIN
'h spec Glass Jars with Curks already fitted Sf Sral
ing ans sol" as last year with Satisfaction Va ,bosa
nP mem sealing Wax, all sizes Corks and cyerythin,
hies, Tor sale hv 1 II TunNipt'tG 70 NNrse'a'
aug l2ts Ducris,. e. ,ts.i ~ -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

~ 90 ward OF Twenty dollars Tor The apprrbensInn and
neIFery = Toe GREEN TO us in Liberty. He is well know
III ana we doubt that has been there far
80 go > ~ ~ -. HOLT & REESE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

, q, hi.Ceiia Moons.
.s = 7, ~ Scr Hiram Lodge - rs
no II GLASS T. VI
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-05-10

TIrLEs.-There is a.law in this country
which forbids any individual in the employ
ment of government, receiving any titles, etc.
OF course Mr.. Cushing must decline those ten
dered him by a sovereign Massachusetts
They are so abundant, however, that we copy
them rs specimen bricks:
Caleb Gushing, the highest tariff, highfalutin'
abolition, wing, democratic, fowery empire
ambassador, hero of Matamoras ditch, con-
queror of Massachusetts, sick soldier, coalition
Massachusetts Supreme Court Judge, Pierce
Douglas Neb-rascal, United States Attorney
General, etc, etc, etc, has been making a
speech.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-05-10
S. NJ. PettengiII 3 co.
See the advertisement


These gentlemen, as newspaper agent s, are
connected with a large number Of the most
respectable journals in the Union, both North
and South; and we take pleasure in adding
our testimony, as to the integrity and business
qualifications Of the firm. They have offices
in New York and Boston. The pleasure of
saying this is enhanced BY the fact, that, from
our long experience in the publishing Of a
newspaper, the above gentlemen are the only
agents who have fulfilled their promises, ac-
cordiDg to their letters, or soho have euer paid
as a solitary cent, and they have paid our bills,
fully and promptly. In fact, they have acted
upon the square with Us. We take pleasure
in thus according them the need of praise
which they have 50 highly merited by their
superior fitness and integrity and we viii be
grat;fed If any commentator of ours, will
in any wise assist in establishing their repnta>
ton in The South. Hereafter we will insert no
advertisements from the North, that do not
come through them.