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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

State elections take place to-day in Pennsy vaia Ohio
Indiana and Illinois, the result which j. looked forward
TO With intense anxiety by all parties on account Of s
important aud probably conclusive influence Presi-
dental contest Pennsylvania, however, is more partcu-
larry the State to which all eyes turned II il far too
late nov to indulge in any specuatons the result In
that great State. The wings Of the lightning will bear
the tonight which readers will find in to-
morrow issue Of this paper.
II certain however that II the Democracy are beaten
in Pennsylvania to-day, the jig is up with Buchanan-hs
last chance for the Presidency will have been dispaed
into thin air" Should such be the case we anticipate
Mr.. Buchanans immediate Withdrawal from the contest
IT, the contrary he should persist in remaining in the
field satisfied that the great hulk Of his friends in
the South will forthwith abandon hun and cas-. their votes
for Mr.. Fillmore the only under Heaven Of de.
feang Fremont
Should the Democrats succeed to-day in Pennsylvania
the result will not materially affect the prospects Of Mr.
Fillmore for the that Pennsyyana has not hereto
fore been relied upon for MIN Neither We nor any other
friends Of Mr. Fillmore have claimed the vote Of Pennsy
wants for him. II the Democrats beaten to-day how.
ever, shall then claim it for him most certainly. and
call upon the whole South 10 sustain him
Bot we await telegruphic advices tonight
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

The Enquirer says that while ago we were .'the
ardent advocate Of the Kansas Nebraska binr So
we were. and We are still. We wers originally in
favor Of the Kansas blu and we are nov opposed to
its repeal. Does the Eaquirer occupy any better
positonr When have we been dumb" on this
question: II is not we but Il Is the Eagnircr,
that has been dumb, while its party friends in the
Senate utterly emasc ulated that BILL and robbed it
Of all its virtue, Ear the South is concerned by
giving death-blow to the principle Of non.inter-
vention, which alone commended it to our accep-
lance. IL the House had concurred that bill would
have been converted into a loathsome freesoil mea-
sure by the fiat Of Democratic Senate After con-
ceding to the Kansas Legislature the right to pass
such laws for the protection of their property as
they might deem necessary, which right the Kansas
Legislature promptly exercised, what do the trainers
and fathers Of the Kansas bill dor Why after hav-
ing proclaimed Congressional non intervention with
slavery in the territories, these Democratic Senators
proceed straightway to intervene and do intervene
by abrogating and annuing all laws passed by the
Kansas Legislature for the protection Of slave pro-
pcry in the Territory 1t is this Of which We CON-
plain, which have denounced, and which we
mean to continue to denounce to the end of the
chapter. The interference by Congress with any
law passed by the Kansas Legislature for the protec
ton Of the property of the Kansas settlers is Civ
ing-up OF the principle OF non-intervention as embo
died in the Kansas BILL and is an outrage upon the
rights of the people Of that Territory. This is our
position and sustained in it by the Charles
ton Mercury and by all true Southern rights papers
and politicians. The inquirer, on the other hand
sides with tine unsound Northern Democracy on this
subject
In conclusion, we trust the Southern people will
bear in mind the declaration of Mr.. Breckenridge
and Capt Scott which is now taken up and endorsed
by Wise and the Enquirer that the Democratic
PARTY has no desire 10 ertend siarery!
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M E ROIAL.
MONETARY AND connracIAI


-. - ~ NJ orscs % 10 uxs ocs H. issa
The Mobile Tribune Of S<ptsmbes as,h has The follow
lag ssneis Aee the slh Of vhlc 500 ham
nsrshAns have far b ron szpsr...ess n
80 ben, y. ne ss,h sssn IN s.l,.s y ssysA
tr>bsr nave York ana there s,d 40
~ ss' s ss% a. rss .m ps s,s .os
hs purchases place We have that
hav. TO D Tst sso. aSsl. and NJ. Or
eAn. vm parchs. h-o In hi. the planter
. s;s Tos sss ss, s ass s x:
freight back and all this or the m.reh.nt
The Baltimore American. of Saturday saws;
Money pretty ,mand but Their, 4, n, .,. m, ann
ply Of capital aud the stree, ~,
single name paper suc,sous rang. :, from 81 and 70. sS
ney can be had readily cell a, cor cent. ''''
The Bank OF France has increased Its rate of disup,
pee eeas which has deprse the French The Rank Of
Prussia has also rsid s Of Discount per cent but n
not reported that England farther raised IA.
though expected that seeing that France and
Germany have raised their and trying keep p.e,
home. .th H.I NAE 7t'I = =
The New York Economist has article ON the price.
Of wheat (aeeOmpanisd by staisJ v. ssr.e. the
following;
1t remssksb that 1881 .vvras. year Of IN,
pssn century and vas In that full high
felt me table hoss yssrs sai TO ISL pre, G
y 2 az. !. In q. year; .sh a.ys
70 The nnuenee Of which many supplies be-
asS prsss. uu ssss
Their usual eject In stimulating bring
asss % s BE- SEEN o sSas q. ,.s
o. snnu prices h. u. moo, rapid h has a-s,s followed
sson has heeeme NOR. promp and duties
that the present the OF pes
nse years VIII be OF falling prices In relation other
ae Of the gold currency which probably
tury from 1870 10 40
lows; -
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II will he recoected that the Enquire, had long art
Gle day two ago, Growing Justify what il called
Democratic triumph in Connecticut. But the Enquirer
croWcd too Connecticut has gone for the De-
mocracynot at all but IL has gone agans, that party
and for the Fremontors by decided majority The fol
loving from the New Haven Palladium tells the story Of
the DemOcracy's defeat:
I'VE give the results "a footed up by - follows -
Whole number Of towns hesrd from 1876; of these the
friends of Fremont have seventy K tho Buchanantrs &c
AID there four divided. IN this lit We give the Bu
oanantes III such towns Waterbury which were carried
by ANTON With Fillmore This u the -ay the figures
stand IN relation 20 the late town meetings The Freinon.
ters have majority Of thirty towns in al that have thus
far voted But the best Of all v that the Baohaneers are
nearly beaten ~ such stronghoIds Cheshire walngfori
and Hamdcn, each Of which they have usually carried by
about hundred majority. Now they Cheshire by
less than dozen votes aud Hsndcn and Waingford by
only few more aud that too in the arges, meeting.
ever held"
DO these returns show that the Buchsneer Democracy
have achieved victory in Connecticut Didn't the M,
g''irer Hnie too esryf The Bucbananites hav,
not yet carried single Northern State Unless something
turns for them to-day, presume they gill either bao,
themselves dies I've the Union.
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a,uuLIC SALE OF Lawn .Y,,,,-7,-

subscriber intending remove from the county OF Amelia
viii sell at public auct his Of land
county containing lad about
or - acres woods original Erou'h ~ or 20 pnes
branch arabic
hg coniin entirely free Of guile- about
seven miles from the Richmond and Dsuvle
Amelia
hood aud affords hne location school either male
rnAle There upon the tract large
containing eight rooms an eee nearly the
all Tie Necessary outhouse Including stable
earragr-house. and rooms each with AR,
place. excellent well Of The buildings are
beitg
large and productive There young
pt very productive u't the yard
a"d orchard are all enclosed with aud Substantial railing
Ing And plank rneing bdr0dfn be
the subscriber Is determined 10 remove
TINS opeIy not sDd privately before, will for sale
on SATURDAY the S5h Of this month, October same
time si be sold or likely Negroes, Kitchen
Furniture, stock Crops. kc.
rksss-for the Negroes cash credit Of sum,
chaser giving bond and good security dol.
lars down the baisne- in uvo in I-
mediate Possession given
ociI-ctds ~
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What's in the Windi

We learn upon uudOubted Democratic authority that
meeting Of Soutern Governors took place at Raleigh In the
State of North Carolina Yesterday. Gov. Wise left here
in the Southern train Saturday evening Some nine
Governors learn have promised TO be present Whats
in the Wind? Are these Democratic Governors plotting
treasony Have another Hartford Convention on
small scalcg What right have these political Odyenturers
these oiceoving Locoiocos-to assemble in their obi
cal capacity determine upon the the South
should pursue in the Of FremOnts electon What
pOer do they possess the premises Our crazy "Gz-
gard Foot neghbor, have not doubt, is the bot
tom OF this whole affair. And what little constable in
Virginia has not more real power than her And then,
too notwithstanding Democratic horror of seeTesy this
Convention of Southern Governors has been gotten up in
the most clandestine For what purposes Who
knows: Does solitary citizen OF Virginia the South
know what these madmen afterg viii they publish
the cho'e orany part Of the proceedings OF this confer
ence! We predict not But salt Tor "Gizsdrd Foot
to return. We have faith in the fact that being the
prime in the getting up Of this traitorous and
diculous little convention Of Southern Governors his
ntoerable vanity will impe him bab most OF what
was said and done. We therefore wait
This day three weeks i. the day of election Let Ma.
tona and Union loving every where for Willard
Fillmore. We shall then have no more madmens Conven-
tions
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Tickets! Tickets Tickets III

The election being only three weeks off, we invoke
the Fillmore men IN every county and neghborhood
to supply themselves with Electoral Tickets forth
with There is no time TO lose Let bona ride
Fillmore ticket be at put in the hands Of every
voter in the State, Wing and Democratic Send your
orders in To the Wing Office We have an ample
supply Of the genuine article hand, and ready for
sale at FIFTY CENTS per hundred, or FOUR DoLLAs per
thousand Send in your orders quickly, and supply
the voters Of the Safe with them right away. Only
few more working days are left us. Let all hands
rush to the rescue.
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n.noa,'s Mother aud Guardian.

For th. papo.e Of eonuadcting and proving the .e.
hsod Of the assertion the part of Mr. Bgeow the b.
ogrspher Of John Charles Fremont rrsmont mother
swindled Of her patrimony by her guardian Major
SAmeel Cary have been requested publish the iol.
lowing extract IRON copy of Letter from Mus Anna
Pryor. formerly Anna Whiting. the wife OF Major John
Pryor. the ward Of Major Cary and the mother u John
Charles Fremont The letter from which the extract is
taken written by Fremonts mother her sister, Ms
John Lowry and copy Of I, 10 file In the Office Of
the Clerk OF the House OF Delegates OF virgin with Ma
ior Pryors petition for divorce and along with Il is the
satisfactory proof OF its authenticity. Abiding to
her leaving her husbands house she says:
II did run away, but turned out OF doors at
night In approaching storm Mr. p knows he threat
sned with the most cruel and violent treatment II
remained in the house another night terrified aud
wrote Mr.. McCaw for advice how should In such
situation; also. that Mr. T. had refused to make any pro-
vision Tor future support All this mentioned had
passed without witness Nhedther IL With design
not cannot say, but have doubt but Il Mr.
McCra~ returned for answer not to quit the house till
vas forced from IL before witness Atlength my treat
becoming such, compelled to leave it without
When found myself obliged to leave the house knew
not what to take. asked Mr.. p. where should
tor he had put out OF my power 10 ind support Tor
day, His to He'll After some little time.
he said could 20 my sister, l told him you had a.
many you could possibly support without being
brred with me- and knew IL my sister would receive
At length he agreed to give Hannah aud her lit
tie girl with forty dollars. With this pauy provision,
to have been expense you the balance Of my
life He expressed wish that should write to him from
York, relinquishing all further claim him. did
promise him would, but silent from fear that he
would take back the little he had given, he than
once threatened he would do. All asked for part
OF negroes that could by their labor added great
trugality, have supported in retirement where
would have gone. lie refused, and thereby compelled
to the step have taken certain he knew suf-
hcicnty have known would have suffered death,
rather then in then situation have gone my relations
shall at least make the attempt by law to
thing; IL have no right, that shall determine"
II will be perceived from the above that instead OF FIRE.
monts mother being swnded out Of her estate by her
guardian her lawful husband who had IL in possession
by virtue Of his marital rights refused give up when
he expelled her dishonured from his rooi Thus much in
Of the memory of who has long since been
gathered his fathers and show with what reckless
dis, .gard of truth Mr.. Biogspher Bgcow has written
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

Thus the value OF wheat under
c. OF silver, quadrulcd To
table The
highly probable gold begin 70 I
SELF aud tile prices OF wheat levi. AMI mi. viii
apparently eoanieraet the decline wh
e nigh prices that have prevailed.
have given 10 producuon Hence, follows powerful
gold and relatively cheap fooi''
EXPORTS IRON RICHMOND. direct ForsigH Ports duiag
9sarfer ending Sou Sept, 1850 time Of 1883
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

The FAL1 WEarHER.-The fine weather which with
brir interruptions the country has enjoyed for the last
do not rely the changes OF the barometer for tb
staple OF their conversation. The American fall has been
praised NJ combining the beauties OF spring and summer
VII" ts own Pecuarites, aud the praise is unjusty
given. Such glorious weathcr such eflp.nt .unshinc
such deep blue skies and such invgorating atmos
phee, filled 9th Incentives excron aud making .xer
c,se royal pleasure, worthy of panrgy
nc These pleasant days OF Autumn may be appreciated
III the CITY, but II only in the country they can be tho
roughly enjoyed There nature is assuming her riches,
hvery the manycolored woods, the pure mir touched
with the INST chill 81 winter and the rusing OF the wind
through the foliage already crisped by the earliest frost
furnish sights and sounds that compose the mind whilst
giving animation to the physical energies aud granting 10
open air rxe'ci+e the richest return Of healthiu enjoy
Inent-Bdh. american.
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THEOs.OssICAI AND RELIGIOUS HOOKS.
ANE5 WOODiiOtSE& 60. kofT
- logical and Religious WORKS Eng aud American.
which choice editions and not often met with They also
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American Sunday schoo Union aud the Presbyterian Board
iication.
Among many works lately sloa and Palestine" 10
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Msps snd Plans. a.
Prophecy viewed R.pec Destructive Nature lie Special
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btr1 Einhufgh t20
Critical commyniary on Hebrevs by Francis s. sampson
d bited ~ Or. Dshuuy. l2hO.
RrhK IN Am-fra, Orrn, Relation
State and Condition Of the Bganseai Churches
= Wh Notes On he UnevanErica Denominations; BY Robert
T,pea Forn and Special Hnds IN Creaton by Rev Jass
Gosh suihor ~ The DIVINE Experiment. eioo.
Memoir ~ John Kito, D. D., ~ J. Ryand W A2vois
sern9os pocrios and Prsccai by Rev Wism Archer Bot
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Comu-tary on ne Episuss 70 Ephessns BY Chas Hoee
d
P,ope N The Restoration o. Hasgai zechsrs and Malls.
chi b. Rev. T. v. Moore, ID. D. ".
m True system Of Universe by Ralph Cudv,r
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The 0rspsls With Moral Reflection verse; Pasqar Tues
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Hy q Doctrnes X n Hagenack, Dr. and Professor
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/ vols edinburgh ~
Chrsisn T.ei.rn, By Rob't Archer Thompson. siSs
Paafchy Famy Constitution ana Probation
Harfi. d. u anihor ~ The Oreat Feather" &C. tt95
They invite he attention Of The Gerry and the reading people
oil WV JAugg wOOpUOUsg On
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N"tot- TO hARISERs aud alter the 10th instant a
third order Fresnel hight, showing fixed white Egh,
around the entire horizon will be exhibited from a new
lighthouse tower, elevated 81 feet above low tide level a,
beaver lh on The south end Of Conanicn island at the
entrance to Ne~port hlrbor, J. The tower il OF gran
ne, and the adIohng keepers house Of brick white
ed Alter the above date the old light will be discount.
nued, and tie oil tower demolished
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

USYoRrUNArE ArfAm.-we lean from the Coluc,b;.
Is c. Tunes, that Oh Wednesday evening last about
o'clock, gentleman who had reei4tercd his name az tb
American Hotel az ID. w Fuller, FROM Granville ~ G.
undoubtedly unatie suddenly sprang from his seat, and
da~ga kniie. rushed into the street and inAictinp
severe wound upon the hand ol Captain Thomas Bovine
lie se"med perfectly engaged without any whatever
aud but Tor the well directed blow Of gentleman tenno
rahy disabling him, serious consequences may have resn
eel lie was captured and safely lodged in jail for exam
nation this morning
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14
rILLMoRR ANN p0NILSON GRAND RALLY |

THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER "a.
All favorable to the election of Willard Fillmore, the
model President and sntesman will assemble in from, Of
the CITY Hall, at Ct o'clock, to participate in grand
mass meeting and procession. Ex-Gov Washington
Hunt, Of New York ExCiov. VIM. A. Graham, Of North
Carolina, ExGov. j. S. Morehead North Carolina aud
other distinguished speakers from abroad aud Of the State
have been invited aud are expected to speak.
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n AND FOR SAL.

AND fOR SALE.-The subscriber Mt auction IN
~ fanesyse on TUESDAY, 4h Of November next Of the
Had lying the south side IN,
estate Of Nathaniel lee deed Said land aons lands Of Jas
Peat and Others containing about
~ original forest heavily umberyd and excellent tobacco
100 acres OF excellent bottom land the
fence AMI In high dne stream
water running through Aroing capital mi persons
wishing purchase
the Subscribers At fancyvle CAswv county suit
| tile purchaser.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

N We opening this day, and beautiful Pail and
Winter CLOTHING, received by Jamestown
ufactory, which Of Of
well aud fashoDAbly made Clothing great Arin0 IL prices
We ask particular attention French Cloth
Des aud Foek coa Black Dovn Cashmere Pants. superior
quality heavy Quilted Plain and Fancy great
81 style and quality; rich Velvet Beaver w,y
aud Pilot Cloth Over Coats and kgans; all of
perfect IN style and quality With uneauaed fc
e and full determination ahead pledge
make II your interest to buy Of
Ocif BALDWIN a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

IHE JEws-The New York Post. OF Friday, SAYS
some important auction sales Of dry goods were most
Poned from Yesterday to today in consequence Of yete
day being holy day kept by our jewish brethren
Auc"ne"rs value greatly the attendance ~ Jewish buyers
At Their sales they giving considerable to the market
ne"
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GEoRoE w. Jonxrov one Of the large suo,,.,I,,,...
on the Mississippi, below New Orleans Who died recently
has lett an estate valued less than S7OOOOO lie
mas by It's sl manuned all his slaves two hundred in
nnnbrr They are all to be- Liberia in four vears
rom his DEATH and each is 70 be- furnished With fifty
dOllsrs.-dtr Gaz ~ ~"
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PRIvArE OFFERINGS or REAL esrATE


Ten thousand OF land In kanawhA
country Wing Of IT, NJ. Price, ASt. ttiaol
Ing s. with dwelling add utbudinss Adv'd
Wilson Winfrre tisO)
ei elard) with dwelling. barn. hoase Terms
liberal advd by q. a A. Vl5o)
Yarn Of 4Oo acres, Gloucester county IN
mites below the courthouse, with dwelling Terms LIBERAL
Advd BY u. a A. pom ~ TT . = 2
Farm New Ksht county called Noun, Airy BoJds % miles
acres, large dwelling barn,
Bee 81 h. y. williamson [t2Oo1 ''0l
THE Monument Hotel" of Grace 9Th ss-oppo-
site Capitol Square, 10 @ city for rent lease sale Advd BY
nsauii u county III Dekinson)9 miles west Of Rich.
Iiend srr Ads't OF q. A A. lto2Sl
county, Richm Ady'd Jy A. [tlNl
tact of 5GJ In Appomattox Rose
Ing barn etc. and .xt-n.lys desirable offer
inK Zee adv't OF Jane. ID. Mostly, com'r. ltNgl
Two tracts Of land Henry eouniyone * miles from the C. NJ
and 81 from Danvie containing luS6 has large and
handsome dwelling and superior
contains SCI Advd by J. 7. Iastou lNl0l
Daniel Warwick, Mls, Amherst Of
resides, 60 aeres) Of
river tn dividing line between Amherst ane Nelson See advertise
farm OF 100 acres original forest In Bruns~iet county,
Meherrn az large
| brick Dwelling, etc. Ady'd by Geo u. Rives. ltb3U]
Yarn OF ozo acres In PovAtan county with dwelling etc., there
| ouW l
| acres, Of are arabic, (tf)
county
+" Mount BERNARD" containing 49, (u)
Farm James river Buckingham opposite Towards
estate containing Nottoway ooun.
ties, Richmond. Advertised by L. Masters ()
Yarn o. so half cleared In Charles oy ~ mile
The farm known Prospect H In Orange CO. on Ne Kappa
hammock contains 3O and has facility Of
| TO market(f)
Valuable prOperty-Iate "TaIaferro Roeksu-a
Investment See adv't Of "a. A. lul
DanvIle win dwelling
Advd by VIM. Risen. Iul
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Ats oy PsoFFarT.-The valuable family residence Of
NJ sam1 Paul situated AT the corner Of Union and
Tahb streets, Petersburg, has been cold 10 Mr. Lemue
Pceec for s'aoo s-o the vacant 10, adjoining the resi-
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-h.s.,.. BY long continued ease ,spr-..'i.


Are strong the breas
So our friends and ueiEheors
Efforts made 10 check An and highly
speetseic lady Of this city Mrs suha,
aerroas Aedddoe had been
sr being cured by BAkkks BIrrERs rrurdr,
had zei What endured because of
my prejudice Gould have believed the
should have ne TO them for relief and by
sP>r the sevpiess nights and disirseng
s burden to me Mrs voluntarily iarnshd ,hs proprietor
certncs,e, and
Tor all Nknvors rr
does OF her end.
sautsry with them, they extended
tAnes- and thus obtained for
have been equally successful Whenever
een magical and the cures perfected diving
strength aud vigor to ali who H. the IN,
-
To be had Of all the principal Druggists city
OF tbs tolowng Dr,egi.ts Pevl Stevens,
Mckinney L-~isburE. Va. Todd rrayor Prrsbur
Va hng ray. Norfolk Va. J H. Campbell
Dor Samm, wilAi3seurg Va Johnston
Va, X csium c. Dznvle. vs.And
Va ,he- Adams CO. smiuhsld, ~ NIB Wells, Chsos,
VILE NAJ kskrdxv staunon, We. W. H. Iipptt Wilmington
~ o. chars, sist, Co.. wsshlns,on City, c. Candy
baltimore, Nd, bodeker Miller. KY stsber Jones
tyneheurr Va aud from Druggists generally FOR or
iers address H BAKER
Richmond. Va
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hs rs.dsass. kias william. Instant amer pail.
be -
~ ki- ~ AS hind sos,s ana ss
uee 40 nto M
you'd do Ms b~r,. y,i hrIl,
sar-d Of hs snfnsd symp>h. % her ssnds
bora IT,. 20
"Lks boat The wave t t-I
wh>n storsnf On the Ky ~ 80. I..
Like The e'er
when the winter : lsh;
Lke the lamp that
In thu mist Ger the moor,
Or the bubbles thai at
Ny the rude. roeky shore.
IL the vision Of lie in this tempest tost clm,
shadow iH-i n<ssins-a asnaest Of time.
oUi pHPLoRAr.
M JOHN DOWNING of Caroline. ~
M Downing entiezn
Ing ntsgry aud unusual smay ard
Hts death has deeply afflicted mothr
and numerous friends and relatives. A
and 2 months -
The friends family are respectfully In
sted 10 attend her f~
nue.. on this (rues isy) Afternoon y O'Clock. =.
- New York viii please copy.