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THE LITER IAVIGOR RiTOR.
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD.


Compounded entirely ffGm GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BFST PUkGA1IVE AND
~ LIVER MEDICINES npw before the pubic,
that acts Caiharstr, ,seasjer nilder, aid more
efectaal than any ctAer medvnlc known Ii is not
oaly q Coshartic, l. at IlrsT remedy acsing frs.
the Ligfy to eject its morbid rnatter tlen on the
s;oBacb and bowels TO cary OF that matter thus
accomplishing two Purposes sfactaaly, without
any OF the painful feelings experienced in the op-
crations Of most Cathariies. 1t Strengthens tho
system at the same time that il i.urges II !; and
when taken daily in moderate doAes VIII strength
cn aud build il up with unusual rapi,Iisv
The LiyeI IS one Of tha principal regulators 0
the human body, and when il peroruis It's functions
well the powers Of the system fully developed.
Ihe stoBgdch Is almost entHey dependent on the
healthy action 81 tie Lyez for the proper perfsrn
auee OF Us functions. VIXEN the stomach Is at
fault, the bowels II fanlt, and the whole system
suffers III consequences Of or orgaA--the Liser--
having ceased 10 do It's duty Fer the disease Of
that ergin, one oi the psopietogs has mai. il his
study. HI practice Of nsnre Than twenty years. To
find some remedy whrTcwith to conutcf.aci the ma
ny arrangements TO which il is liable.
To prove that this ynedy is II lass fouai
any fefS0s tf0Gbtel--- With Liver Compi ant
ia any OF its ioiTus las, hut to try bottle anu
conviction is ceI tain. -
These gums reFnogcS all morbid or bad mat.
ter from The system. = supplying il tleir p.aes
healthy ho@ OF hile. 90 inyigor1ting the stau-
ach, causing food TO - gesi well, purifying tts
ho9l, giving tone aad@- health 10 the weak
machiaery, removing So ihe causes Of [ be dis
case, an. eiIectinga q rl-----i deal cure
Bilious attacks -->- cufed aad, what is tet-
ter, prevented by tho occasional use VI the
Liver lnyig0rator.
One dose after eating gsufJicient 10 relieve
the stomach ana prevent the food from rfii,s
and souring.
OIily one dose takefr- before, etirifr ,,reysnts'
nightmare r-
Only ole dose tIkrn.-. at night loosel 5 tho
bow els gclfiY. and cures cesfiyFytass
One dose taken aiter- eaci, zeal viii eur.
Dyspepsia. -
One dose of two tea -slJoonsfnl will 81.
WAYS relieve Sick Head ache.
One bottle taken f,r-C female ohstrnefiop ra.
moves the cause OF tl.r@G-, disease ane n,aEcs "a
feif, ct cure.
OAiy one dose imme - diafey ruli i-tes Cbol!c,'
while
ORe dose often repea-r~ tel is sure cure for
Cho1era Morbus, and a. - preventive Of Cholera
One dose taken o.toi -, will prevent the rccur-
renee OF tilioGs attacks--r4 while it relieves su
painful feelings
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DR.. john Compher, No. -. February Term, 1859
vs. in the Common Pleas Of Bed
Ellen Compiler. ford CouDty.
Aiias Subpoena on Libel for Divorce.
Notice is hereby given TO The Defendant Ia the
above stated Case that Sabpoena, sasi atlas
Subpoena Lil,sl for Dyorcc has been issued; te
last Of said wfiEs is returnAble, I'd Monday, l4th
day Of February, next, AID that sif said Defendant
IS required 10 appear ON or before III. lst MoHday
{zd day OF May, next and answer "a The complaint
OF the lliintif provided for by act of Assembly
and heiein fail not.
WA, S. FI.UKE, Slsrif
April 8, 1853
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Registers Office. 4
Bedford, April 5, 1883.

TIE Right Worthy Grand Lodge OF the q. S..
having appointed Tuesday, the 26th day of April.
inst. (beng the Fortieth Anniversary Of the found
ing OF the American branch Of the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows,) to be observed 10y all the
Grand aud Working Lodges in the United States as
"a day of thanksgiving 10 Divine Providence for
the nnexampled prosperity which has attended th.,
order since its organization this Continent, -
and the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of Penna.,
having granted dispsnsation to all the subordinate
Lodges under its jurisdiction to celebrate the day
as Gin accordance with the laws OF the, ,order) they
may deem best; Bedford Lodge, No. 202, cDutem-
plate holding that day procession in full regs-
liza Public exercises will be held in the III. l..
Church at l0s O'Clock, A. NJ, when addresses suit
ablo 10 the occasion wiz be delivered. The public
are respectfully inTited to attend. Neighboring
Lodges are expected participate in the exercises.
A full atteadancc Of the manbers is requested.
A. FERGUSON,
\. GETTYS, Jr.,
Al SAMSON,
Committee Of .9rransemsntf.
Apsas, 1860.
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auditors Notice.

HE undersigned, appointed by tie Orphans
Court to state aa account of the Guardianship Of
Robert Graham, WHO vas the Guardian of George
kooh, will attend for that purpose at his ufice in
Bediors, on Thursday. the 2lst of April, INST at
~ clock, 4. NJ, when aud where AL persons in
terested may atteud JNO. MOWER
April 8, 1869. .auaifor.
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PROF. o. J. WOOD l. Go--Gents: Having ra-
allied the good effects Of your Hair Restorative,
wish TO state, that finding my hair growing thin
we'll as gray, was induced from what | read ard
heard, 10 try the article prepared by yol. 10 pro-
mote its growth and chang its color il Yves iu
youth, boil of which il has effected completely -
In the operation have used nearly three bottleF-
Yours &c, JAMES FRANCIS
D. j. WOOD Il CO., Propristofs 3l2 Broadway,
New York. (ia the great n. Y. Wire Railing Is
tablislment.) and la Market Street, St. Logis. ?
Mo.
For saie by DIR. B. X. Harry.
AMI sold by al good Drngeasts
Jan. IA, 1859.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Honorable FRANCIS NJ Kia-
W NELL, President OF the several Courts of Com
mon Pleas in the counties composing the 10TH Ju-
dicial District, and Justice of the Courts OF Oyer
and TermiIer, and General JAN Delivery, for the
trial OF capital and other Offenders in the said Dis
sict-and A. j. SSyEbY Nnd JouN G. HARTLEY,
Esquires, Judges ofthe Counts OF Common Pleas
and Justices of the Court of Oyer and Tcrminer,
and General Jail Delivery, for the trial Of all c.ip-
tal and other offenders ia the county OF Bedford
have issued their precept and to directed, for
holding a Court Of Common Pleas, aud GcReral
Jail Delivery, and Court Of oyer and TeGmiher at
Bedford on MONDAY the 2d dny of May,
next. NOTICE is hereby given to al the Justices
ot the Peace. the Coroner and Constables within
the said county OF Bedfoid, that they be then aud
there in their proper persons, With their rolls,
orclS, and inquisitlDns, examinations and other
Inembrances to do those things which TO their Off
ees and 10 that behalf appartain to be done, and
also they who will prosecute against the prisoners
that are or shall he in the jail Of Bedford county,
to be then and there 10 prosecute against them as
shall DC just.
WILLIAM S. FLUKE, Sheriff.
Sherif-s 0ftice. Bedford, April 8. 1859.
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&c gwen from all parts OF the world and from the
most intelligent 10 prove that IL perfect Restor-
cttte ut read the circular and you cannot doubt
read also the following.
iHE HAIR-Peorle have for centuries been
afflicted WIKI bald heads and the only remedy here
toiore kn"%n, mas been those abonlnable wigs. By
recent discovery OF Professor Wood these articles
are being fast dispensed WITH bat a great MANY
persons still patronze them, because they have been
so cltel imposed upon by Hair TONES Of different
kinds To ali such persons we earnestly make tho
request that they viii try opce again for in Wood,s
Restorative there is such thing as fail We know
OF lady who Iali, who used the Article a short
TINE, and her head is covered completely with
the tiniest au most beautiful cnrs ina ginasle We
know of numerous cases where hair was rapidly fll-
ling Vut, which restored greater perfection than
it ever haG been before.
II is also without doubt one of the best articles
fer keeping the hair in good CONDITION. making IL
soft and glossy, removing dailuff and has prev "a
itself the greatest enemy 10 al the fls that HIN is
heir 10.
1t is the duty OF every one 10 improve their per-
sonal appearance through some may differ In regard
to the ways of dong it but every one viii admit
that beautiful bead of hair, either in man or " o.
man, is an OBJECT much to he desired and there aro
means that should be left untried to obtain snch
a considerator.-W WcRian's .49s0eqtc, Philadcipiis
PROF. o. J. WOOD & CO-Gcn.s: As / have
been engaged in selling your HoiT Restorative ;he
ltst season ior one OF your local agents (R. H.
Haekinson.l and having experienced tn. b4neiciat
effects of il myself, woud like obtain aeer;cy
fer the State of Ohio some State In the West
should you wish 10 max such an asyangeuaelit as
eonrine ed there is nothing eeuai 10 IL in The
Uaifed Siates, Ior restoring the hair. have been
engaged in the Drug business for several yesrs and
have sold various preparations for the hair ht haF
found nothing that restores the seeretve oFgaus or
invgorates the scalp well yours, being fully
convinced that yonr restorative is what you repre-
sent it 10 be, wonld like TO engage in the sls Of
it, for am satisfied il must sell.
Yours truly,
S. r. STOCKMAN.
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new SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

which we determined to sell at the very lowest
possible PRICES for CASH, or approved produce. So
get your til ready, and swat for the wagon
Bedford, April s, 1853.
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c.. L. OSTER,
ANEHI HAlI

To our pa;rons--shanhigg you for the lIbe q! share
of your patronage aud confidence bestowed on the
late firm, wQsi respectfully solicit a continue
anee uf your custom, assuring you that we viii al
tom and confidence. Ne expect IN d few weeks TO
receive a MAGNIFICENT Stock of
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A N excellent article OF Hair and tooth Brushes
n at Dr. Harry Drug aud Book Store
August 8, 1858.
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/ LIST OF REYlILERS


a a. fgfelSn ana Domestic goods, and II er-
" chaldise of Bedford County. Tor the year
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. .N0lFIfE

7 he f0IoWing named persons have fled peti-
tions for license in the office Of the Clerk Of Quar-
ter Sessions, of Bedford County, to be presented
10 said Court, TUESDAY, the sd day of May.
next, to wit:
siFs. Mary Cook, Bedford Bolough, Tavern.
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I0RE THAN 5O0.00D BOTTLES
SOLD IN TIE
NEN ENGLAND STiTES
~ OSE YEAR.

THE RESTORATIVE OF PRO. o. J. WOOD
Tor restoring hair perfectly and permanently bas
never yet had rival, volume after volume might
&c gwen from all parts Of the world and from tbs
most Intelligent 10 prove that Il perfect Restor-
giee; tut read the circular and you cannot DOUBT
read also the following.
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ttI-piRTNERyNlp

selves, and will continue The business st the oh
Stand, No. /, cfeup SIDE, under tiie firm Of OsrsE <
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EoURE WHITE LEAD, FIlxseed oil and Spirits
L Turpentina as Dr. HArp'a Drug snd Book
Store.
August 6, 1853
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Notice is hereby given that appeal will be held
NJ The Commissioners Office in Bedford Saturday
the 7th day of May next
LEVI AGNEW,
Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes, for the year 1889,
April !, 1853.
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Caaeess, Trmers, Hens, Screfalc, Ulcra, &C..
cured in short time. without the knife. by
TAr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

WA>niNGToy. MAY 9.-lhcrc is such inior-
nation in Washington IL To- warrant the belief
that the time Of the settlement of orr affairs
with Costa Rica is not far distant
So far the Water Witch anl the Fulton are
the ONLY vessels To he sent TO the Gulf OF MeXI-
CO. and these cannot be Immediately dispatched,
as they are TO be previously orcrhauled and re-
paired at Norfolk.
The State and War Departments to-day made
up their instructions for ltah. General Johl-
ston will hereafter await the orders OF the Gov
crnor before calling out the troops To a't as i
,,ossr ,Dn,jtJt1s 10 assist the civil authorities III
the enforcement Of the laws.
The Postmaster General had made his dec-
son Oh the bids for the California mail service,
but declines To furnish the information Tor the
distant press.
WA.nlxro.. May lo-Thc DcMolay En-
campmcnt of the Knights Tcmplar Of Boston,
on their way to Richmond. will stop at the
National Hotel in this city where preparations
have been made for their reception.
The dispatches recently sent to Mr. biG'Ir'
our minister to Chill, require hllh 10 h'ahe
prompt demands for satisfaction, IN consequence
of the outragcS lately committed on American
citizens and property. "hiic the coHuuc' o'
. Consul Trccc,; i not altogether approved, 'hc
4 authorities Ui lhdt I'I"'h' w 'Ni" =.
n,,nish the .oldicr- for their lawlcss proceedings
on his premises, and To restore to him his exc
Guator.
In addition to the instructions sent to tan
b Yesterday. to General Johnston, not to order
out the troops as poss1c romitdtps, unless ny
order of Governor Cumming, explanations WIN
regard TO the Presidents former proclamation
we're transmitted, thcpurport Of which Is repre-
scntcl To he that the amnesty extends ohIy 10
noli,icai offcnscs. As Judge Cradlcbaush :
efforts were to punish certain Mormons on
other and different charges, the prominent NOT
the only blame attached to him, is in cali'n5 on
General Johnston for troops. And IN t'''9 VI.
latter docs not stand excused. There mas .i''
vet. however. been any definite acton 0" oe
Judges conduct. -,
The Secretary Of War has Of late been ID ID
delicate health. and he designs to-'h0rro" !"
leave Wa,h,nr; ton on 4 brief visit to virginia.
wlsul~aroy. Nay ll.-To-day the National
: n n',Na,;, Nrn, cn,,mit,ec. through Judge Small
io,. pr,s;Gont and the Hon. G. l.. Nallandlg-
: ham. secretary, areedto call meeting On '.n
n"rrn,lcr wien the Committee will name the
; ',a, G,r the assembling of the National ConYen'
+ ,;an at Charleston. which will probably be to-
wards the end of April. or early in May. $50
commodore Shubrick, having returned from
!; Paraguay will resume his duties as memberIe
= the Lighthouse Board Several vessels o
the !atc Paraguay Expedition, will be sent u
the coast of Africa
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the times. and. in lis memorials, should never
be omitted They enhance the glory Of the
victory obtained giving. at the same time. a
record of the past and 4 lesson for the future.
Ii Is really refreshing 10 see a work OF art con-
tanning. at tie same time, grace, beauty and
truth. The eye. wcaricd with the stiff cos
TUNES OF the two last centuries. or the still
more ridiculous aiicctaton OF modern men III
ancient toSas. VIII turn again and again, with
pleasure and approval, to Il new style of work,
giving the grace OF the past and the truthful
ness Of the present. feel rs if were plasia-
rizing. a. am merely writing the expression
of eminent artists. constantly repeated in my
hearing. | mean not TO borrow but. rclying
on their Judgment. d involuntarily Use their
words. 1t is subject Of regret among the
members Of the profession that there is cast
ing voice in reference to those beautiful sketches;
but for the sake Of arl, We hope this voice may
be favorable.
On leaving the modelling room, we stopped 10
admire the statue Of Nelson. also for Virginia.
Ii is magnificent thing grand in its immense
proportions, more imposing. perhaps, 10 the
vulgar eye than our little iayorilc of the model
ling room Ii i now ready for casting, and has
been greatly admired If words were laurclS,
1t would have long since been. huge As it
is. hidden from the public gaze, ~ numerous
have been the cmcomiums hcapcd upon it
Compliment in every language of modern Eu-
rope has been pronounced i'll lis presence. and
il has been aS much cytollcd aS the good Old
hero himself has ever been. sincerely regret
ii.at the ci,sy. a. il now stands. could not be-
prcScrvcd-no plaster can d. II lustice-we
hope that metal viii.
| had intended 10 close my visit to this stu
do by civin: an account Of the roomS but my
time will uot permit Indeed. they are so much
written about and spoken Of that further men
ton seems unnecessary The public have always
rich treat in visit to Mr. r.. for three great
public works at once challenge attention and
almira,on-onc for Virginia, one for Massa.
chuSctt>, one for the Capitol of the United
States. President Pierce. during whose term
I the last commission WAS given. Is fire.
qucnt visitor, and everywhere expresses
his satisfaction at the result Of his dis
elimination, adding his voice to the chorus
of admirns tongues. But it is not alone to
or own countrvmcn that visits, appreciation
or commissions are confined The Grand
Duchess Marie Of Russia. herself an artist
nav. more. the President of the academy oi
ST Pctcr>bur--spcnt many mornings at Mr.
Rogers studio. and after examining the CHEF
repositories Of all natioE>. returned to Mr H.
AMI purchased statue of him. II was for the
Empress of Russia, and has been subject OF
conrra,ulation among Americans. Ii Is the
first of our works Of art ever sent Ia Russia.
and promises ncw field ior the exhibition OF
orr national genius.
had INTENDED 10 make more than one sculp-
tor the subject Of this letter. If have dwelt
too long on the first, my excuse must he to
Your readers that the works described are
chiefly Virginia own.
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.s.rmE GOvRRNOR OF VIRGINIA.

xx-UEREAS 4 vacancy has occurred In the Senate Of
w Virginia in the District composed Of the counties OF
p,aha,an Cumberland and Chesterfield occasoncd the
s.,na:pn Of William Old, Jr Esq; therefore l. Hen
~ wise Governor Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia,
~ virtue Of authority vested in the Executive have thought
,,n,r by wriis Of election issued and directed pursuant
= s 10 require an election be held in each county
-rsins said Senatorial District at the several places Of
,oay eren according TO law, the fourth Thursday In
NAV next ,;he 26th day OF the month"; TO supply the
eancy Aforesaid
yen uader my hand Governor, and under the less
:, Seal Of the Commonwealth. at Rchmond, this eighth
L. - day Of April 1852 and ia the eighty third ysar Of
the Commonwealth. HENRY A. WISE.
py the Governor:
GEoRos ". MrSFokp, Sec'y OF the Com'ih.
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The Richmond Enquirer,
PUBLISHED DAILY. sEMIwEEkLY AND WEEKLY
BY RITCHIE, DUNNAVANT, TYLER & WISE.
TERMS.

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ihe RICHMOND ENQUIRER ADVERTISING SHkEr Is publish
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~ All dues 10 this Office may be remltted per mail. in
he Editors.
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Orders from distance must be accompanied with the
.sy,ace aay. or satisfactory references.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN LOUISA.

At meeting of the Democracy OF Louisa,
held at their MAY Court. Mr.. Jabez Masslc was
called 10 the Chair. and DR.. James u. GileS-
pie. appointed Secretary. DR.. W. II. dood.
win, after alluiiug to the facts that Louisa had
refused to 20 into Convention TO nominate Il
candidate to represent this District in the next
Congress, offered the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
l,t. Resolved, That by not sending dele
gates 10 the late Convention to nominate
candidate for Congress, we showed that IN our
opinion such Convention was unnecessary, aud
that we do not consider ourselves under day
obligations to support the nominee.
2d. Resolved. That we did not nor do We
now consider such convention necessary, or
see why the people should not be permitted to
select their own representative without the
agency Of a convention.
On motion of Mr. II. Francisco, it was
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meet
ing be published in the Richmond Enquirer
and Examiner.
The meeting then adjourned.
.JABEZ MASSlE, Chairman.
-
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though they were in 1855, would rally round
his name, has given him the nomination
Then. to your colors Democrats, and stand
BY the party which vindcated yon in %. BE
not deceived by this tub to the whale" nomi-
nation of Mr.. Myers.
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FRIDAY MORNINGIAY 13, 1859.

, him eason of the indecent infamy Of his
condharactcr and reputation. Let him
90 fl, and tell how many gentlemen, in
thci,emc good nature, admit him, indeed
! witkir doors, OH terms of contenptuous
pity,arc tolerance.
Aets' insinuation 10 the effect that am
stri6 "makc atoncmcnt'' for my earnest
andit opposition to Mr.. Lctchcrs nomina-
tior,lves another wilful falschood OH his
par. knows the charge to be false-equal-
ly with the accompanying insinuation
thavc Striven to "forcc out" record
acMr. Letcher, with Il view to preventing
Miion. As to the latter charge. Mr.. Bolts
k,as believe, that have not pcnncd the
cdl matter concerning the "record' in
ON. He knows, moreover, that the aul-
If that article, as well as myself, is ear
II dcsirous for Mr.. Lctchers election, and
te are now uniting our best endeavors to
L that result.
for the repeated attempt of Mr.. Bolts to
ipon me charge of moral inconsistency,
ontrasting my present support of Mr.. Let
rs election with the manner and extent Of
previous opposition to his nomination, |
|, to say that my course has never been in
istcnt with my declarations. At the very
! that opposed Mr.. Lctchcr's nomination,
! not fail to avow publicly that | would
/ for him, if nominated have deceived no
my support of Mr. Lctcher has been die
d solely by conscious motives of duty and
.iotism, and among the numerous friends
n whom rely Tor advice not one has ever
ccstcd rclnonstrance or a doubt as to
entire propriety of my decision. Ger
,ly | shall not vcer from it because Of
snccrs of man whom ! do not recognise
In equal in any respect. mental, moral or
ial. and whom do not consider entitled or
able 10 express decision on any point ei
rality, private or political. If have de-
ibcd Mr. Lctchcr as deficient in moral
c.rity." left the charge in no such vague
underlined form. | stated the precise
Irge which | had to prefer against him, as
Il as the exact proofs which adduced to cs-
lish it. Moreover, never intended to as.
t, nor did produce on any mans mind the
preston that Mr.. I.ctchcr could in any
se be Justly charged with moral deficiency
ilagrant and infamous as that which marks
character of Mr.. John VI. Bolts. Had
icvcd so. | would never have pledged hlm
support for office. Did believe so now,
pledge would be withdrawn.
It may be that have failed in my duty, as
public journalist, by emitting hitherto tc
,ck at once the arrogant prctcnsions OF
itical swindler, by complete exposure o
real character At all events, ! am con
iced that such an exposure must result ii
bile benefit. Thus, 10 not hesitate to dc
ID myself, by rendering as well knowI
road as he is at home. man who CONTINUES
direct at me the current of q slandcrous in
cncc. which ain unwilling patiently t
lure. o. JENNINGS WISE.
p. S. The above was intended to appear ii
c Enquirer" of yesterday, but completes
0 late to go to press in time for yesterday
blication.