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WOoDFIN's sPECIFIC!-FOR

~ CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor OF this Specific, has been aware OF
ts virtues for several years having frequently made
small quantities for eratujtous distributiou to the
afflicted lie had no idea of Offering il to the public
IN this icrin until he urged to do no. By many
who had been cured by its use He now, with great
CONFIDENCE, offers it to the public f1the two dsra,es
Indicated. namely: Chronic Thrc8h and Dyspepsia
not general panacea, for all The s flesh is heir
n. Many certificates may be at all the piaces
OF sale.
Manufactured and sold by q. WOODFTN, 25th
street Church liill; price 81 per bottle or b0ttlss
To- -. For sale also by GRuBBS 81 APPgRsON; e. J.
PiC9T; J. W P0ILtRD, Eth street: and Dr. SSEILINGs
corner Of Broad ana 18th streets, Church Hill.
liz
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The Custom HOUSE KoBBEas.-The al

legged Custom House robbers. Pulling alias Wheeler
and Wm. sOinmervllle, were brought before the
Hustngs Court, yesterday, by the jaiior, but ia
consequence OF either pressing business, their
was postponed until to-day. MIST of the witnesses
Aho will be called ON to testify. present. 1t
that officer la frute, OF Washington, one Of
the turkeys Of the Jail there is prepared prove
.iIat Pulling offered him S9,U00 as a bribe to lct
nlm 70, previous to the agreement with Messrs.
Allen and Boss by which he surrendered the funds.
Nr. j. IL. Gilmer is counsel for Pulling, and Judge
JTump counsel for both prisoners. The wife oi
sJsnmeryiile. psssably good looking young wO-
.nau, sat with her husband a portion of the time
was in court. knowledge that the examina-
a ion expected toproceed, attracted an immense
crowd
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NIOTICE--Harinr now in stnro n r1rn

NOTlCE.-Having now in store q very
= large stock Of fine CLOTHING, embracing over
Coats, kaglsus, Shawls Blankets, Cotks line Dress
Coats. Dress Frocks do Business Coats an coiars;
Vests, great variety; Pants of French ami In -lisb
Cassmeres, and FURNISHING GOODS Of Clcsc Sc
lectols from finest TO low grades My s:cci IN va
rety is unsurpassed. and marked down to sun i'ie
hard times. My did patrons and the puDl., a. IL
yited 10 call; all III want will profit then>elYct p,
examining nay stock. The cash is waited "a; ~ D.
Main st. j. d. GUOUAiE.
n b-Thc Goods will be sold. &c
7 ARGE ARRIVAL OF NEW GODL.-.
~ We in receipt of the best selectel st.,-,
of Gentlemens Fine Clothing this city pIgau g;
and to prove il, all persons i'll want viii plea etF
US call. We ready to show CassimeTe ijg-...e
Suits from ST. e. ,
Handsome lot Cashmere Coats fron :, =
Side Band Business Coats " - e..
Beautifullot Cashmere Pants " - I
Vests - 80
Large assortment Raglan Sacks "a g. " :,
TTiCOlOred Beaver SUrtout OverCOats lUt4 Dc
Seal Skin over sacks CO. -
Gentlemen's Beaver 0yerccats made
expressly to order Il o. p
\. WALKER d c..
Oc 26 I03 corner Main aud Pcail -ts.
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CLOTHING.
Il. s. McELROY,
LIE RON Mt TAy n,

WH NO. 2, BALLARD HOUSE
a~.i-As Has on hand coed assortment of or oTyrs
CAssihEaES, FEsTiNdS, &c., which he IL pre-.
TERMS, al.d IL short notice In connection with the
above, he has made arrangements with the we'll
known i.GCta OF VIM. 7. jennings Ce one of tha
Host II G5alog BILE establishments In Broadway New
fork, to pFly him with Superior Clothing. and has
boa on hand al assortment Of all styles from me-
NUN .l 70 tAe Lest quality All new styles viii be in
troduCed s5 tLey cat
y An ,assoft.4ent OF GENTLEMENis FURNISHING
dUOus VII! De kept constantly on hand
W Z-d-a,i T.. ), McRLROY
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Gov Perry. Of Florida, has set apart the 2fth
inst as q day Of thanksgfxiug.
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MEETING OF HARDWARE DzALERS.-.Si0rt Credits
An adjourned meeting of the hardware dealers
was held at the Astor House, New York. on Fri
day last to hear the report of the committee ap-
pointed at the meeting the 23d of October MIR.
A r. Wetmore was called to the chair, and John
Davenport was chosen secretary.
Mr. John C. Tucker made report. stating that
he had written letters to firms in Boston, Albany,
Philadelphia and Baltimore. and had received re-
plies from the following:
Curtis Hand, Philadelphia; in favor of credit
for six months, but willing to make it shorter.
Geo III. Gray Daniorth, Boston; object 10 longer
than six months, but would enter into no conbin-
atious Z. Iiosmer, Boston; giving report of the
meetings of dealers there. ErastGs Corning Co.,
Albany; generally approved the suggestion OF
shorter credits. Shaetier Loney, Baltimore, de-
cdedly III favor of shortening credit to four
months.
The report of ihe committee was then read. 1t
discountenances the habit OF extraviance ami long
credit which previls, and ends with the following
resolutions;
hsS0ired. That in view of the advantages arising
from judiciuus credit system, We recommend
that hereafter we will sell our goods on credit OF
| six MONTHS taking notes Tor Tie same, payable at
bunk, with the current rate OF exchange.
Resulce1. That for caeh payment an allowance OF
five per cent. will be made interest at the rate
of ten per cent. per annum on amount paid before
| maturity.
ESCSOtitU, lHdt we II1flhc our vi thO
| trade in neghboring and interior cities 10 unite
with in our efforts to establish uniform system
| of credits
A long debate ensued. in which Messrs Quincy,
Many, Livingston Van Buren, and others took part,
when the first resolution Was stricken out by the
castiuS vote OF the president, and the following
substituted:
Resolved, That the credits given by the hardware
trade have been too long, Considering the credits
obtain; that this disprOportion has been one OF
| the einbarrassments the trade now labors under,
and that as safeguard against future difficulties,
we now recommend a standard of four months for
| notes payable at hank With current rates of ex,
change payable in New York.
| The following also adopted:
Kesoired. That this change of credits shall take
| place on and after January l, 1855.
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Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
me- for the last TEN YEARS in the above business
respectfully solicit continuance of the for the
new firm ISAAC j. MLRCER.
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KEESEE & PARR.
III MAIN STREET. s,.~

o. B. TAYLOR has now on hand q eiJ
4sA large and varied assortment Of CHINA,
GLASS and EAKrHENWARE, embracing almost
evtT variety Of article in his line OF business Also
TABLE CUTLERY, Plated CASTORS, SPOONS and
Forks; Britannia COFFEE and TEA p0TS. Urns.
Painted Toilet Sets, LAMPS, CANDELABRAS.-
Also, Green AMI Black TEAS. of the best quality, at
New York prices. Aliof which he is warranted il
saying he sell as lOW any house III the city.
II country merchants he is prepared TO offer iine
tnent Of goods suitable to their trade and is de-
termined not to be undersoid by any other house A
call with view 20 an examination of his stock and
nlices is respectfully solicited. Sc Pm
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DISsOLUTIoNs, 60.

CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
~ have associated themselves together. under the
Il Ie and firm OF MERCER Il EVANS for the riir-
pose OF manufnc; turing SASH, BLINDS and DOORS
Oh icTS ty mail, OF in person. promptly executed.
Factory near flaXas Mile.
ISAAC j. ME- GER
W. c. EVANS.
Hiclmnnl Oct Ii Isl.
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COUGH ELIXlR-FOr Pulmonary Dis
~ ease in its inCiTiaut stage and for Colds and
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands far
above any other remedy that has ever been offered to
the patronage of southern community. This medi.
CiGe does not profess In eradicate all diseases Of what
ever nature, with which humanity may be afflicted
nor does the proprietor declare il TO be the ONLY CURE
fer pulmonary diseases; bnt from the reputation il
has acquired for Itself. and that too without putting"
with those who have used j. and from the great mum
Der Of certificates of residents of Richmond who
have been benefited and cured by its use she feels a,
liberty TO commend il To general use satisfied that
heafiictod cannot nee it without receiving great
benefit from its healing and curative powers.
For sale by Mrs. 4. b. DAVIS, Bennett & Beers
Alex. Duyal, Chas. Milspaugh. e. J. Picot, 4 Bode-
kCr and Chas u. Yale my2I
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u x CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

ss3Sryf9- The subscriber has on hand, al his Coach
Maklng Establishment on Lombard Alley be
tween Main and Cary Q3th and 18th Streets near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CIIARlOTEES,
RAROUCHES, BUGGIES. with and without tops, and
sJLhJES all fhis own make, OF the best materials
aud workmanship; all of which will be sold low as
good work ofhe kind can be in the city of Richmond
aud respectfully ask a call from those in want Of any
article in the Carriage line | determined to
make order and sell at the lowest prices possible
and all work aJade that is new, warranted.
telS-qm NICAJiH NANGUM.
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$50 REWARD.-The above re.

3 $50 REWARD.-Thea above re-
En- ward Of twenty dollars wiz be paid by the
r. " subscriber 10 any person who vii deliver to
s$zSS him, at Cragtun. in HcuTicO county his he
i!u 14i. NANNY who some times calls herself Nancy
Ganhem, who ran away on the 18th OF this month";
Nancy is a very likely bright mulattc, bushy head
very bright black eye, and about Il years old. She
is believed to be in the city Of EiChm nd its vi
Ciuty. NM 4. CHRISTIAN,
pc 2i-ts CTaistOu. HcuriCa 90.
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ago o 70 v hole Tickets
10 quarter
IGricbth


II ORDERING TIGEETs Oh CEBTIFIUtTEs.
Enclose the money u nur address, for the Tickets
ordered receipt II which they will be forwarded
h first mail, Purchasers can have Tickets ending III
any figure they may desi gnate.
The List Il drawn Numbers ard Prizes VIII he sent
pure aaa7,rs Immediately after the drawing.
ES- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County aui state.
sS- Remember that ever! Prize s drawn and pay
abl- in full without deduction.
E3 All FTzes Of sIaGI aud under paid inlme9 late
~ after the drawing. Other prizes at the u5ua! tine
LGthIrty days.
All c0mmuuicstioHs strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets OF Certificates to
5. SWAN * Co. Augusta. Ga..
EE- Persons residing near Montgomery. Aia..or
Atlanta, Georgia can have their orders filled. and
rave tsme, by addressing 5. SWAN Co, AT either
Of those cities.
RE- ii-t Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one is
entitled to. Will be published after every drawing in
the following papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette,
Atlanta tu,ciligencer. New York Weekly Day Book
Savannah Morning News. Richmond Dispatch. New
York Dispatch snd Psulding (Niss( Clarion. oc %
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EArR SATURDAY IN N0rEABRR.


Pr.ze, are sl.6Oo
pg..es oi 500, aprToximating 70 $2A.o00
pllIe. are l,5B
prizes Of s&p. approximsting TO Sl0o00
pylza, are 500
ryizrs cf &i2s. approxinating TO s. 900
~ tETs. ave 800
prizes Of $lgl. spproximatius to 5000
pT.ac are 400
4pTtars u as, aprroximating 10 $500
YTtEt. are 300
pr.zes of So, aprraxiuatlng 70 l,i00
rrize. are 200
tho p1.sgS oi SO are l00,000
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ications strictly confdentlal.
CARRIAGE MANUFAcToRIEs.

csRL CARRIAGE.-I have for sale
9li@tIat> secoud hand CABEIA AGE, in good or
der, suitable iuy Hack OF family Apply 10
o. Ln-ta ALkN. NUIT. Anct.
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VISITORS TO TIE FAIR, 1857.

KEEN BALDWIN L Co. have, in anticipation 0.
your wants. recently received large addiiv.ls to
their stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
enabling them to show the largest and most .tltrlc.
tive stock exhibited BY thetn, to be fouil in
this city or State. Having unequaled i,va,tas y,
dy SuCcfSyf fl com petition. If you would consult
your own interest. call at the oid and faYoute
house, lO2 Main street, where may be uUn,, at all
times the largest stock, latest styles and best bar
gains All goods warranted
oC 26 KEEN, BALDWIN CO.
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Ro--AScI IN REAL LIFE.-The Worcester Spy states
tA4t low says since an Irishnan. named Michael
h!.h, Was sent to the State AlmshOuse at Monson.
-t15tAcr 18th his four motherless children by Mr..
lAi--.-te., clerk of the oyerseers of the poor The
21zt morning Il line looking Irish lady called at
NJ. E-nailters office, stating that she was from
Charleston, South Carolina and was in search of
brother, whom she had not seen for eight years.
She stated that her husband was planter, of
large property, and that she had heard that her
brother had lost his wife, was poor and III this SEC
ton OF country. She said his name was Michael
smith Mr.. Dannister pointed to his record and
showed her the name of her brother. She was
overjoyed, aud sat down and wept, so deep were
her feelings. She stated that she left nine trunks
full of clothing in Providence, which she had
brought on for the supply Of her brothers family
and that she would take them ali home with her
where her brother could be employed Oh the plan
tation of her husband while her own attention
shoud be directed TO the education of the children
fhe lady took the next train for Monson. and has
ere this, communicated the glad news of relief to
her brother.
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DISSOLUTION.-The firm of MER-

TIE UNDERSIGNED, having sold their entire
stock OF Roady-Made Clothing and Furnishing foods
to Messrs. DARRACOTr, HARRIS & co, confident
~ tecnminehd tnat house to their cid patrons, and
long and literally bestowed onuS
oc Ia MERCHANT WEISIGER A. 90
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Ssa FALL TRADE, 1867.
chi GEO. j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND KARTREN PARFt

CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENIRARF,,
NO. 20, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receiving our Fall lmportatiuns per
ships William Penn, Annapolis, Robert Mills
City ot Brooklyn &C, and per steamers and vessels
nom he factories our stock OF Glass Ware, Looking
Gssses, plated goods, Block Tin, Britannia and Ja-
panned Ware, &C, &c, which make up stock la
largest aud most complete we have ever offered and
10 which We invite the attention Of the trade. Our
STOCK has been selected with special regard to the
wants OF the merchants of Virginia, North Carolina,
and enneosee. Our facilities being unsurpassed, we
p eparcd to offer goods on rs good terms as
any re-yackinG h9use IN the country.
Merchants passing through our city who buy goods
North, respectfully requested 10 call and examine
stock, as satisfied they Can save the risk
and expenses on goods by giving us their orders.
Great care taken in 1llng all orders and none
the b9os packers employed. ..,.,,.,,,
N-B--St0ue Ware at factory prices.
F-.-- -.sss-zzs==z-7 RIcn1oxD, Oct. Ist 1857.
e5st .issss;ss;ss 9isSss;ss;s:ss go SPECIAL NOTICE.-On
after this daI-, ALL packages intended for Ex-
PRESS, on the MAIL TRAINS Of the Virginia Cen
trl Railroad will lie received at office, ia Main
street, instead Of Railroad DeTot, heretofore, be-
ing ia COufgrmity with arrangement made with
the above Company.
J. L. MACDONOUGH, Agent
&C 5-ts Adams Express Company.
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ctENa> GREAT BARGAINS IN TOP
60 AND OPEN BUGGIES-No one should
buy BUuGiES until tiny have examined my stock
saye on hand an assortment OF The best quality of
ny make, which viii sell n pri favor
GUe to the buyer than can be had anywhere in kich
u0ud. o. 4. FRANCES,
I2-lm No. u franklin street.
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MOST WONDERFUL DJSCOVERy

- JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
MR.. r.. II. JACKSON: DEAR SIR-I
A'A have tried loo bottles of your EXCELSIOR BIrrERs
with nay customers, and universally recommend it a.
specific against Ague and Fever, Bilious Fever
&c As TONIC, find it superior to any other art
clo have ever tried. As an agreeable article in
COCKTAIL, ii i only to be used to be approved
YCTr friend and servant
an i3 TIIoS FAJInN NJ n
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TO THE VISITORS OF THE STATE
,,,o A6KiDULTURAL FAIR.-FAIR COMPETE
SMITH Fashionable Ciother-lIaving recently en-
larged ana improved my sales room a. lii Main II
Atld thls all Iad ia very superior stock of Cods
ooth AS 10 STYLE, QUALITY. and WORKMANSHIP I
"ond ask OF the patronzing public TO call and exa-
mine my assortment of
- -. READY-MADE CLOTHING,
For Men and Boys wear. Thankful for mast favors
would say, that no effort my part shall be want
ing to give entire satisfaction.
Ny stock is laid in for the RETAIL TRADE only
and embraces all kinds of GARM ENrS and FUR
NISHlNG ARTICLES, Usually kept in a Clothing
house, comprising all the
LATEST STYLES,
as to cut. pattern and fabric. and made by the best
workmen My object IL 10 sell a good article at a
fair price, and will offer them at such prices as viii
SUIT THE TINES.
word 10 the wise is sufficient. Call and examine
WM. IRA SnITH,
oc "a ia Main St
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A RMICA LINlMENT and ARMiCA A
~, IL COAT PLASTER and STRENGTHENING PLAs-
TER. For sale by Il. j. PICUf,
no7 Druggist
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A MOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR GEN

A MOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR GEN
~ TEEL CLOTHING, "a 40 Main street, anl our
stock We con id-r superior in every respect.
The assortment j. complete in all points, size,
quality and style Dress and Business Co t. over
Coats and Eaglsns, ShGws and Blankets, shirts and
Drawers, Collars and Cravats. Socks and Gloves
Altogether making Up the largest stock ever shown
by us.
Crowds of Goods which we are disposedto elcheap
tor Ca-h.
Walk in and buy what you want.
GROSHONG, IU2MAN CO,
oc3 80 ITO Main st.
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,TONE WARE.

E4 FACTORY PRICES.
~ We are manufacturing Stone Wale, with
ES the very best quality Of Baltimore Clay, and
warrant the Ware equal 70 any made in baltimore
Gall and examine the quality at our Pottery corner
OF l2Ih and Cary streets.
ucg KEESEE & pARR.
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HEAD 0UARTERS 1877

Az CLOTHIAG! CLOTHINGll CIOTUINGifi
Nf Visitors Il tine AgF6aitu al aud Nechnnirs,
sAA<' falis, att niIop'lf lou are in amt of stInt
thlnk really heat aud cheap in the way Of Cto,hT,,
ana Henticmcns Furnishing uoods not at below
COST !. h pn. al iair living profit give rue CALL aud
/ vii WI promise my goods, when quality and work
T.. B. SPENCE
&C IS No. l20. cor Main and t3fh s.s
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A Voice From tie "Great Vest. -

LANCASTER, GRANT Co., Wis, Oct. 6, 1857.
Dr. A. S. Todd: Dear Sir:-I passed through
your city last April on my way to the West,
and then obtained some of your excellent Liver
Pills, and have used them all. want more of
them, as some of my friends arc laboring under
torpor of the Liver, and would not be without
them in my family. Send me by mail or ex-
press package of your pills, for which you will
lind the money enclosed. Your friend,
JNo. NJ CLoUsE.
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IT Is NOT OFTEN THAT WE NoTIcE ED1ToRrALLY
patent medicine; yet we feelit a duty when.we
are convinced an article is very merritorious to
inform the public, that they, too, may be bene'
flied by its use, and to prevent them from using
other articles that have no merit in them.
Now we wish particularly to recommend to
our readers, DR.. Stntord's Liror InoigorGtOr, as
an article that has given benefit and performed
cures, in our circle of acquaintance, that were
little less than astonishing. 1t is particularly
recommended for all Diseases of the Liver, as it
is Lirer LacigoratoT. Especially among our
own children have we noted its beneficial effects
where the little sufferers, from bowel complaint,
worms aud other: diseases, incident to children,
have Leen made quiet and perfectly cured by
the use of the article. 1t has testimonials that
none can doubt, for the cure of Jaundice, Dys-
pepsia and such troubles as always follow de-
ranged Liver. a few such cases have come I'M
der our observation where it seemed almost 10
work miracles.
Our advice to families is not to be without it,
as it will save many hours of pain by its speedy
use when disease first makes its attack..-Athtoo-
N'E Sentinel. nov5.
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5-4NontGlies, Weeklies -o.a Doities.-Nooney
has received and laid upon our table specimens
of his usual early supplies of late literature
He has received already two lots of Harper's
Magazine lie has the Atlantic Monthly and
Harper's Weekly and other choice reading
matter.
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Aeoi,zenA-An old man, with but one arm,
accidentally slipped and fell upon the pavement,
yesterday, opposite, the Mcclure House, Hav-
ing but one hand to protect himself he was pain
fully injured and lay writing for long time
in real agony. He was assisted to his feet and
after awhile was able to proceed up the street.
The pavements in many places are covered with
ice, which renders Professionalism rather hazard-
GUS business.
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5000

r. B. Johnston Dear Sir-T do hereby GER
tify that by the use of your GENUINE ALOPEclE
my hair has been restored, which, before using
it, was falling off rapidly, and some parts of my
head was entirely bald. (Sigued)
JANEs II. SEsDLER.
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Postpon1d YTu Neat Reek.-G George D. Prem
tce, who was to have delivered lecture at
Washington Hall, on Saturday evening, has
written letter to- the Wheeling Lecture Com
mittee, announcinghis inability 10 appear on the
evening announced The lecture will be deliv-
cred some during next Subject-"The
aspect and tendencies of American politics.
not to be considered in partizan view. Due
notice will to given of time SC.
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Deqt1tef Rer. !Semue1 Patton, I'VE regret to
have TO make the announcement of the death of
Rev. Samuel Patton, which took place at the
residence of his father in Belmont county, on
the 18th inst, in the 26th year of his age.