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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-09-20
LATROBE.

LA NUDE.
"E have just received q few OF STAN
w ley's Double Radiating Fire Places patent
improved upon the Latrobe, for heating parors and
chambers above The Radiator is so constructed
that the heat radiates through columns before
strong heat in the parlor where the Radiator will set
none of the heat is taken from the parlor to heat the
chambers ab,ve They will be put up by c. WOOD
WARD son, No. 8l8 Pennsylvania avenue, on
in its heating the Radiator will be taken away and
the money returned.
CRATES and STOVES Of all kinds and sizes at
No BIS Pennsylvania avenue, next door to @. Wood
wards old stand.
sept 20-6t G. WOODWARD & SON
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ William A. Hatchelor's Hair Dye
tray red or rusty hair dyed instantly to beautiful and
natural brown or black without the least injury to hair
SKIN.
Fifteen medals and diplomas have awarded to VIII
Ham A. Bachelor since 1889, and $1,000 applications
have been made to the hair OF hts patrons OF his famous
dye Prejudice against dying the hair aud whskers Is
just as 1t would be against covering bald head with wig.
William A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces color to
be distinguished from nature, and warranted
jure In the least however long II may be continued.
Made Sold applied Tin nine private rooms) the Wig
Factory, 288, Broadway, New York.
Sold In all cities and towns Of the United States by Drug
gsts and Fancy Goods Dealers
The Genuine has the and address upon a steel plate
engraving on four sides OF each bottle, OF
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
283, Broadway, New York.
The genuine for sale by Charles sto and applied by
J. H. Gibbs, Wizards Hotel ap 7-eod
ry- HOllOway's Ointment and Pills.
The family medicine chest that furnished with these two
powerful remedies needs nothing Eruptons sores,
wounds ulcers, and stiff JOINTS nfaby cured
by the Ointment and all affections Of the bowels stomach,
and liver, by the Pills.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so, Maiden Lane, New
York. and No. 2 Strand, London and by all druggists at
rs cents, 621 cents, and 81 per pot box. sep 20
ESg Rev! DIR. Kingsford will preach in
the Thirteenthstreet Baptist Church, next Sabbath
morning and night. The public are invited.
sept 90
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mated in disgrace. John G.. Fremont, who
stands at this very moment as defauIter on
the books of the government over which he as
pires to preside as Chief Executive officer, and
with whom, because he is defaulter, his
brother officers of the army long since suspend
ed all social intercourse.
The nomination Of Franklin Pierce was just
tial Office. Against it none protested more
loudly or vehemently than the very men who
are now among the most prominent leaders Of
the Republican party-the Webbs, the
Greoleys, the Weeds, the Raymonds, the Kings,
the Summers and the Stewards. But Pierce,
with all his weaknesses, his indecision of char
acter, his sins of omission and commission, is
an Ajax in comparison with Fremont. Yet the
same men who contended so strenuousy against
the election Of Pierce, because he was unwor-
thy Of the Office are now foremostin the ranks
Of the supporters of Fremont.
Gen. Webb himself OF the New York Cou-
rier and Enquirer, remarked in this city, when
Fremont's nomination was suggested, that it
was out of the question-that Fremont
would, if elected, turn out second Pierce,
and even worse than Pierce J" yet the Courier
and Enquirer is now one of the leading organs
of the Fremont party.
We have the proof in our possession that
Fremont was nominated without the slightest
expectation that he would be elected. He was
nominated for the sole purpose of defeating
De- hor @IoL 81
Democrats were especially powerful If the
Republicans" had expected to succeed in the
next Presidential election they would have
nominated man Of more prctensions to char
acter and craftsmanship. Not expecting to be
successful, and merely desiring to keep up
their organization, and keep the course open
for VIM. Fl. Seward in 1860, they nominated
Fremont as good enough Morgan until af-
ter election"-as food for powder--and as COM
petent to g fill pit as well as better men,"
The recent action of the Wing National
Convention, will give new impulse to the
cause of the American party. Hundreds and
thousands who have thus far remained neutral,
will now boldly take the field for Fillmore and
Donelson; and numerous old Wing journals
which have not as yet taken an active part in
the canvass, will elevate the names of these
candidates, as the New York Commercial Adj
vertiser and the Baltimore Patriot have already
done. The conservative people of the North
and the South, disregarding the appeals of sell
fish and interested politicians, will rally
around the standard of the only antisectional
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presi-
dency. Fanaticism will be rebuked-disunion
ism will be crushed-and on the 4th of Novem-
Der the American flag will continue to wave
over united and prosperous people.
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Would inform the citizens of Washington that he will
give ONE EXHIBITION of his wonderful
KALEIDOSCOPE VIEWS!
PHANTASMAGORIC FIGURES, &C.. &c.
On which occasion every person attending the exhi-
bition will have the opportunity of manesng his or
her choice for the
Neat President Of the United States I
Fillmore Buchanan and Fremont tickets will be
ready, and boxes under the charge Of gentlemen of
each party will be placed in the Hall for the recep-
ton of the tickets The ladies' vote will be kept sep
arate The vote will be announced at the close of the
exhibition and telegraphed to the principal cities
Commence at o'clock Admittance 1216 cents
only. sept 20-3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-19

i"'"Gnlng preamble and resolutions In Mr. Fill
more, and request him I" accept the endorsement
ny THIS Conventional his nomination 10 the Pres
lency Of the United States.
On motion If Mr. Maofurand. tho President
was instructed onrpoipt the committees called
Tor by tde resolutions.
vote of thanks to the presiding officers, for
the faithful manner IN which they had discharged
Their duties, was -cd unanimously.
The President them addressed the Convention
congratolaiing the delegates upon the harmony
That had characterized their delheraions,n and up
On the choice of 50 noble leader.
The Convention then adjourned sin, die, with
three hearty cheers for WILLARD FILLMORE.
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July ls-W S Shepard & lady, Miss Shepard'
W Davis, Nelson; John W Stone city; A Cemant,
Campbell H. Williams, Campbell; G MeAroy,
Cincinnati; j Burnett Bedford, W Dickinson, Lib
crly; R Ray, Carrolton, Mo; W Moss. . Loving,
Nelson; j Morford; Pha; II G Johnston, Gimer;
Henry, Tenn; Bolin, Roanoke; CaptR II Buckner
Va 4 r r; G Owens, Mercer, Tenn; c Carlton,
Richmond Ind
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J. A. nErELriNaER 4 co, rroprlctora.
ERrIrtCAT
rETERSnI no. VA May lAlh. lt12



lon dasife 10 know opinion Of the water a 'oynefH
Springs Having rrsded the place i've months
prepared 10 tn formed tho moai favorable opinion Of The
In ensua ofndgrsion praraon general de
bty uterine distinctions and functional arrangements OF MI
heaeeretery have waters In the mountain
country IN H. except the teenhror white AM
than eaaed To learn that the place viii under
Immediate and vision, and that
have aecnrd the from the Eniaw House
IN Baltimore which together with the nno hotel beautifully
flushed and furnished besides comfortable cottages
yen the patronage Of The public sud make the
toyner sptnra the nyng and fashionable resort IN Viz
pnia With bcsl wiHhea for aud happiness,
tsmnn, dear SIR Nonr most ohudirni AMI.
GEO !. SMITH NJ -
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Il HAMILTON

TuNALIFERBO u HAMILTON are now "a receipt
Il of their Spring supply OF GROCERIES and LIQUORS,
OF all kinds which they would call the attention of their
friends and the public generally They determined to sell
LOW for CASH punctual customers They would call
especial attention their stock of SUPERIOR CHEWING
TOBACCO. We also have for sale the celebrated OREGON
PEA wch half that is said oitfvery farmer would
do wen 10 rive a trial 3dScts (yt
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very respectfully, =. II. oILMEm. 81 d

have fr considered the waters Of coynerH sulphur
Srrnga In Heotnfi county beneficial IN dyspcpaa torpid
liver aud bow cs hAraaea enrhod conditions of
the and chronic eotuns Of the khya aud
bladder lhavo heard these waters highly recommended Tor
Diseases peculiar 10 females and have known such
eases In whh the patients greatly benefited and others
cured by tlrm T. II. CHRISTIAN, NJ, u,
May 9Th, 1863.
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MARRIED

On the evening of the 9th inst at the residence of
f. j. Baker, Esq, of Louisa by the Rev. Mr. Harris,
Mr. VIM NJ. SINS of Louisa, and Miss VIRGINIA A, L.,
daughter of the late p. c. Nelson of lynchburg.
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LYNcuIfuRd, May cath. 1850
nr,i, GIN


In obedience 20 request with reference 10 the properties
Coynef sprngH without hsstaop and With perfect
confidence In l snconc 10 all persons hborng
die nit painful dgeHnn, daoHno OF thu
kidneys aud bladder and 10 females aborig under their
liar affections The IN light an be taken IN largo
quantities. siA wen on the stomach aud acts kindly Tho
Kidneys egard equal TO If the sulphur waters Of
enlaf strength The situation delightful aud Improve
mepts new aud very comfortable
Yours very respectfully, T. II. B1LMEM, NJ, u
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A,AoToRY FIXTURES FOR sALE.-u wish to

HNAcTORY FIATU HES FOR SA LEI wish 10
dispose private sale, of the FAures Of the Tobacco
Factory recently carried by io Deprest at Canpbe u
H. They all the necessary fixtures for well com,
peted establishment comprising and presses all
IN good order nearly wing been used but one
season They viii be disposed OF liberal terms;
d rs the building is also for sale, opportunity is pre-
scented Tor wishing engage in the business put
ting up tobacco JOHN ID ALEXANDER,
apl ls-dscs Campbell CT Ho
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SIMPSON 4 RROTHEA. s.

vi SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE
- LYNCTIBuRo, April 81 st, fs56--We arc y
- now in receipt Of the heaviest and most
varied stock has yet been pleasure to offer eerai
public. ~
impressed with tho superior ehasssssT and ssy 81
goods beside finding the ample assortment In every
branch trade consisting Heavy and Fancy Hardware
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Guns : and Rifles; liens
Sell Cooking and Colts Pistols, Hunting and flshng
Tackle, Silver Plated Ware OF warranted quality Block
Tn and Britannia Goods. saddery, Carriage, aud Buggy
Cloths, Carpenters, Mlwrgbts Wheelwrights, ard
Smiths Tools Housekeeping articles Of almost every
description Window Shades Gilt Cornice. Bands Pins
&C. Sc; Building Materials such French Glass and
Locks every style and furniture Sc, SC. Farming
gene rally, Patent Grain Cradles Grass Blades
every variety be found In such estabishment
wholesale prices Our chiefly man.
aud selected person, and those
who may call they will find any
part of the south CHAR- SIMPSON.
3 NJ SIMPSON,
may DTS
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REIIGENErS NOTICE,

The Rev j. w. GOODMAN of Kentucky, will preach at the
Baptist Church Sunday at 0 O'Clock in the morning and
$ O'Clock at night.
rlN
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AGKICILTARAL WAKEHOUsE.--Th
IN subscribers having removed to their Factory,
Gary between 9th and 10Th prepared
for all kinds of Agricultural Machines and In
PIGMENTS OF the latest aud most approved patterns which will
he the best materials superior workmanship
They ask attention 10 "Cardwe's double and single genred
orsepowers and Throshers' which have taken premium
Fair which they have been exhibited Also to
"Crosls Clod Crusber Mannys Patent Reaper and Now
crho best Fhwko Patent Lime GuRno Spread.
,ThRny approyed Hay Presses Hay Rakes Ccn Shelters,
81 S35 Smiths Patent Cater Grain Cradles
Richs Patent Iron beam Pow, of various szes &c. They
suhjon the opinion The Hon William c. niyes of these
plnws BALDWIN CALDWELL d co.
RICHMOND, February a. 1856.
CASTLE HILL 18th December, 1854
Coz. WIN h. SToUGHroN-Dear Sir take pleasure
cordng here impression Of the performance of Po
(.ichs Iron be PATENT Gotham day. The
thorough and complete than that PlOw
operation before The furow opened by
generally - inches deep and about ~ Inches
close land efectuay and perfectly cleaned out
Of the sod earth falling back into It.
The trial of the rlow witnessed by many Of neigh
6ors wom ~ meniion Messrs. ank X. Nelson,
II. Gene,, J II Lewis & Is. Hopkins Thomas Watson of
Louisa &c, all prerai and excellent judges
agricultural implements and there opinion among
them as 10 tho superiority and unexeeponabe perfoI
NJ your Pillow.
BILE implement avoraby known TO agricultural brethren,
lremain yours, truly,
fe % cw6m IL. 81 WILLIAM c. RIvEs
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NcTHsF;.-Ai. pc.sons indebted to will
~ ple ward and settle their bills viii be given
Into tho hands If an officer j. NEWMAN.
iX
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
by BRYAN AkERS, Auctr


UDHuIG AGtTuON.=Wiub be sold nj auction
fnesday The 21ni Juy isd6 The u Jacob Now
man iafRe stock Gloihng Cloths Csssmete
Nesinga SHIRTS tnarH Drawers Gloves Socks Stocks Neck
Ties nandherele aud thing usually fund IN Ner
chant faors Store Alsoe show Cases. Looking Glasses
Counters aud stove. Terms eaAh delivery
JACOB NEWMAN.
july ld,pHnlv nnSAs AKrRs. Auet'r
a tonuhsslOEEuS SALE OF RGAg. Es-
- iAfE@Hy rttur 81 decree OF the Circuit Court II
ynehhnrr IN the su of "rsimofa &C. sorugEs &c."
VIII sell Mt public auction The highest bidder wednes
day July doth. 1850 the owlng In Lynchburg
belonging 10 tho estate of Be, L. serurru, decd.
Aanahe lot with Blaekanlihs ship thereon situated
alley between Church aud Main Streets the Norse
HcaHe.
handsome nnmproyod Lot frs Street adjoining tho
Iremlsoa Of VIM = Reid, Jr
Alao Friday August lat lraa Tract Of Wood Land
Amherst oonty, prdHr An containing about 100
The Lots will be sold the PROMISES respectively and tho
land a Peilar Mills
TlnMs=sls, twelve and eighteen mouths credit Bonds
with good personal security will lac required and tho title
tained
Tho title IA believed 10 DO nnlfrsinnable, but Counts
sloneia, We VIII convey with ereeal warranty.
J. N GORDON, ,oo,tr.
y W. rAaE ''"rs'
H,I,s a.. & a..
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ID 1..0 tY.f gas.4 "a.

MERCHANTS BANK STocE.-FiYe shares OF Mer-
Giants Bank Stock were sold at auction yesterday
m ,rniny in ffaat OF the marAet-honse at Sl02
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Ornamental BOOK and JOB PRINTING ut greatly reduced
prices Our facilities for doing fine work being daily n-
creased by the receipt of the latest styles of Types Borders
Cuts best Foundries in the North aud would
respectfully friends public generally that
they orders printing filed in the best style
and at low prices charged any other establishment
south Baltimore.
% printed colosi the style Of the art and
warranted TO give satisfaction
CARDS CARDS II CARDS y, Printed on very swirl
Yankee Press at extraordinarily cheap rates
n TERMS CASH. imai7|s
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nBET FOR -HurmudR Arrow
- Root, Corn Starch, Farenn Barley, Macar0n Vemlce,
Cocoa Chocolate Broma Sage Japycawih Pure old Port
Vintage Isi4 fine cid SouihSide Madeira Wine and best
French BrandY--as Medical Liquors. For sale by
j II. THOMSON q CO.
June IL Isl Apothrearies & Druggisis
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las q. HUNT. u. n.
npGNT a RRO.. General Commissjon mer-
CHANTS, NiHaiNfA sf. fbetween Cary st. and II. e.
- Il Il Depot) solicit eonsgnments Of Tobacco, Wheat
ilnnr, and produce generally, Tor sale ~
They also forward all produce and merchandise their
Prompt personal attention rad all business eonAdad
II them.
1liehmoud, March edib 1880. ina 29ts
AulLlEHs WANTED.-We wish - engage
vi for tho ensuing Milling season. three compeen
MLLEts Nour tlase who Of attentive and sober
habits and who bring good recommendations need apply
HAXALL q Co,
June lndAcitaws Richmond, Va
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a MOTHER les ef these nne Pianoa ana uSu.
"A sic just received at LASGH0RNE 4 WALKUHA
Juno 30 Is tstt4 gAm
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ooYNrRs SPRINGS, "a, August % 1855.


For abo fifteen years past have been aborng under
rous disorder of the bowels arrangement of the liver and dys
pepsh In panied with debility
Rnd prusrnton Of the system by the however OF the
White sulphur Coyner Springs for six months past
have not only been relieves bnt health has been entirely
rehtorcd and healthy having lost days
work Iom disease of kind past OF
Is owing alone to the Of the waters at this place
obliged consider medicinal qualities emlnoniy
good give this certificate hoping Its publication do 9th,
good q. A. MAYO
M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-19

FEfEEESE and THOSE Yesterday received
fine lot of Fob and Vest Chains Superior
both quality patiern and them in cases
it would form very appropriate at
tachment watches advertised by few days
since We therefore cell the attention of the public to them
and should show that give call some
thing pretty Sleeve Buttons and Studs at the
time SILVERTHORN & Cliff.
july Its formerly II. Slverthorn)
E3B OFFICE FOR SAIE.-a wish 10 sell
- the entire TYPE; BORDER, CUTS. CASES &c, pe-
longing to the IynchburG Republican The type are nearly
new and the quantity sufficient for good job once, mere
being over sixty different fonts of type.
2s.ts HENRY D. FLOOD, Proprietor.
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of'lel % TIM Iuon"osn AND DAsv,,Lt y c.


SiHiln tho summer of 1859 afflicted with trouble
eruption Of the skin, which extended Itself
~ head and fare and ct cd me prrh
deal FROM the Irritation aud burning Sensation which
II produced had confidence from previous knowledge
the healing puiortios Of The CpyDors Springs
en The property q ny nie west OF Lynch
butR Immediately tho Virginia lennessor Railroad In
view Of my confidence the hehnR virtues uf the watere Of
these Springs determined 20 avail myself Of short Walt 10 the
place, mud tes In tho effect this annoying
eruption, aud n great satisfaction found entire foloi in two
weeks and Hasod that II had stayed there sumctime
longer The would have BEEN thorough and complete and
~ II was have been trousod only with few pnpos Since
but not Ia much extent
II these facts my brief trial of tile value of these waters
Ia similar will be Of service YOU and Of benefit to
other nyali afflicted Ike myself suffering from similar
you at liberty 10 the aatemons you may
think proper Most Respectfully, -
VINCENT WITCIER
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+. yIATTHsfNsN co. :

AR, y. MATTHIAS a. CO., Successors =
49, TO r. + Henine, take pleasure in saying To VIZ
W the ladies of this city and surrounding coun- <4>
try, that they have just received from New -
York and fine lot Of Silk Lace Grape lia
and straw BONNETS with large lot of FLA1So different
lnSs also lot of RI BBON which they will sell cheap
Ladies please give Ga you purchase and we will
endeavor tb suit you both in quality and price.
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Nu0NrconnuY WHITE sUirmun

IVk SPRINGS Tfese springs were opened for the rec"p
ton II visitors on the lst day Of June, lst6
They situated In Montgomery County, Va nndn.
half miles the Virginia rrnnossee r. Road from which
there : Branch Rail Road to the Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond or Petersburg after btcalnt
reach Springs by O'Clock p NJ, day, e the WV
by lH Road
The accommodations have been very much extended since
Tho large and comfortable aud capable
o accommodating 900 persons.
The Iynchburg aud Abingdon Telegraph Company now
building Branch of their Line TO the Springs which VIII soon
BE- In operation.
very large BATH HOUSE has been built since last
Board per Month, $40 90
Week. u 90
Iav 90
Children under years Of age, Half Price No
charge children under three years Of nnoea seats
taken a the table Servants Halt Price
Board Of Horse per Month. 9l3 90
:, Day rs cts
requested 10 give immediate information OF
want attention the part Of the Employees serY ants
Address RIO. II, MOsBY,
July lfd&c1mo Pest and Genl Supt
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"a Ets RDEs wANTED.-th lac subscriber cost
~ nups IN market for NEGROES of both seNcs, between
the apes Of 10 and 30 years including Mechanics such
acksmits and Carpenter and will pay the highest mar
prices cash. His oice newly erected brick building
lit Lynch street, Immediately in of ihc Farmers
where he prepared (having erected buildings With
View board sent 10 Lynchbnrg for sao 9th
crwise moderate terms aud keep them es
they placed in tie jail of the Corporation
INV lg1srlY SETH MOObEOOr.
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-1bia nost asi,sb,ni 'srIMMrI, HEsoRT M mo

J. This most delightful SUMMER RESORT. the
inviting tho Southern Seaboard convenient the Salt
Bath aud all the iuxnes Of the Tidewaer regann broad
view OF Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake Bay and with
an important military beside IT, has passed to the prope
torsp ofhe undersigned and viii be opened the 10th of
June, after which II viii be again closed.
Disease Is almost unknown at Old Point Copfart at any
For health indeed. may be said rival the
secluded watering place the interiors that the
npandor may feel risk in coming down the
ton and the Injuries Of this attractive owland retreat
Every department Will be filled by the best to be had
while the general supervision the proprietor will guard the
comfort of Visitors and the reputation the establishment
Old Point C0mJort May 9Th. JOS. SEGAR.
l2dw.im--Rep. WIN
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asr-. BUSINESS HOUSE FOR RENT-Thc
r.: House doors from Market House, Main Street.
El,,l lately occupied by D. T. Sumptcr as restaurant II
kA is well fitted for that business and Ia excellent
stand for grocery. Good lodging up stars Apply
r. w. PAGE, admir- Of D. L. Suinpter
Or to H. o. SCH0oIFIEI.D, Esq.
sg.cdt cd,