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ACQUITTED.

Isaac J, hnson as i.rst ic',r- re sIa-.
'nins court, On Monday, - ,bafs-. e ip.,u, ia
tish5ias Wm ktsaet oa he j.h inst .,l tli. s--
Ihe prosecution Vss carcur's4 o. Co., ~
MURPHY E'q Ccss onucaIts It.u.f a-t
~ .-.tsee p. = J. Na-ru snt o. " Ii,at
E'is tpan iIr pfesswF.s.a o 50 a.a-
1h-'''.-p4. ~ pfislaef VS. .is. .afttI E.-1-.
'f'P... ts-o'enEs from se4l-s Ns.s,.
Or. Mp
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pAuLhSp0.ANn .ne mLJutNIcs.

". Fha.sl-r pr ...,., 80 be- abe w,tp 5,y.f (
go -cafii.sat .fi.s m- haEi-, aad especially
has &c nae ,4sh ps'.. ,,.-us Go to- gl.cLaui :
OF Har.e.- fer, NaE CO.., /. a. m..t'sb
Eamu q g ar uat Use sIioi a., ,raaya-s. At
wa.A.lat.- O. have \ Jatg- i-krn oI a- t,tel
sui put over Zoe m--sari,s % to- Fem 50
El--hasi- 40 miu-f bow iai-.iiseo' a.Es4r.t e.
ecu. receive s.l Il. Ia aim o. no. u-Jy.y 1T
sJlt--v va. DO. May &c De ts.tv,f,; HON 4
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PEEIODiCAL AGLNC1.

The aucn,i.u o. p,f'or' dr.iripg '.'sics ~ l..
ms'ne periodical. - tirse.se 10 The ais-rI, n.-l,
II l. 4. GAlt'HE', ~ Ha''au str,,' Sew ~.
A. this agency noLroi4ss,' ean ie .lrar..-
with any sr.i-'c q uHitY ,- cr-in,at o.. 70 =
very small o-ailai.si.a vi.Lyui iae 81 gs-sr .
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FINE BEE

Mr. Wil;iAT SsEwANvEE, q Bsrryyiile,
Slaughter Ia; wses beef weighing aPuarj,
Of 300 lbs. 1t was Of das quality, sri was
disposed o. promptly We were kindly
Remembered BY tie rees.P; q = Uiss b-oil
aud roa.t
SIR. y hasa market house Of bi, own
and HI. casrgy oi character il giSias bin
pa,ronaCe IN the ylr.5a, brauche, in WLi.h
be Is ensasrG
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Farm for Sale,

AruIll lssa
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Died.

w ''e I1h a Aefu 49, rfsr NIiua.sy
1ny Va AZ JAMES WAY tFst
ne rf'tsas- - s. >. " l~r. G.. rssieas r. o.
,.... .isf iait go Nfs Hsvsan Ntrrs.
- .s'r Seal 81 IIlsf IL tf.s C.sa., I'D. ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19
April :, 1881

TUE undersigned having ibi. dav a;,soly,.
tHrn'i'hip va. otter 10 me public ru-,
u nltN, iee I'm oI APri,. ihei- ,utife sTprE
'F '"l "OJD~. Cost t.r Cash OF o.. pas--
'u''"hrrs "H 'h't c.etr. a. is.s. 80.
desire begun. v.II - .ur srf ,ta.. o,.-r ~.
Ve ore &c ,rG.iaed ~ ciJ>- ,ut
J'UN J Lock
,.,, JOIN Il. Linz
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Salt
MAN H'S
Iom1ined Reaper and LoWer,
WITH WOOD ) IvrRDyENt r

NJ ANNYs Combined Reaper ans Mover
VI ~in Wuu. improvement. :, al..iu r--.ro,.
Cd. tY l1r .crit-I to pub.ie iasot and parf.r
at'. lHi' NJ. AiLr Wall te uanlla. 8 lof he
''''''' ~ 1852 ~tfa Improvements ami ina,t,.r
Soc, = b.. .A. ...-t. .... .rs ..4... -sst+.
I'H .iEst NL-.inc Nrg iutf.tu .-t ant ,tCrtt.r
'' t.I-. -i.a'f asa R,sGerct MUNrf Th.,,rt.-
"'-'aaiT competition that ha, sprung IA Ill.
.a'l zee year, "a the manu-. ar.ur- Of Re.t,,-
am VI HFiHg Ni.rin.s ha, taxed ias.Eu,.. ana
consisted c~ptisi ant ttHur Oh. At uaraUu.ub rsI-tt
'.''h'.ts "1+ ma 'uEr.s Ntr haL achieved
aS'. Co. hs'r ~. Oeca above lor . t.rf1-.t ta
''N IN 'Ar sharp ant rsgrf >t.iis ali hay, ttra
p. me-. me asf- ''-a ostftsE~r s,gIr lrftt...
a''', an MANY. we're many. new Naca,a,s that
fAt-e- Wiu . Hu-'cf.ut visHr auI rgafUt.- a. =.
u'.I.F f1Iri. Many, Clfustr-i Ne.
"in Wood e. Improvement has at4as,rs at.t
." .''a'int P'li. ar.. .T,n fr- lr,t A.titvto-
complete aurt,es or IT, i.rf im 0uY'arf tfilI Al
GgHrss, 40 ltIl 90 C4.t.u cd. .a- q .-.. b.. s,r,,,
On iEe great Na.i,ral Fred T,ata. s,-.-,.- -,
- 81 amidst all The competition, ant ifiai.
81 l7'7 cane uut with more aul l.rr e.tshii>h.a
points 81 excellence tban ever before for he - :
t}h mar A. = ''mhin-i Machine thar n, iva
rs f-Noni comp-'i'iun. The form and e.,nl il
hafou - ne -uaGI aud kniie enatl~ i,tp en- ~
ir's f'~rf ihan say oih-r. a. hss b-ea de mon
ssa'ei ani without crsy ri.-.t4g The obI,oue
structure oi he platform at,its ne eases, ur,a.
o. ~ a''ehaffiEg he gram .Vcrinyebtsd Tbe,.
az oIisisSi aad ectnrntal PRINCIPLES in tht, Ma
ch're. Anc here u is pruI-r 90 /, s,s tb,t -
~, 'e'eI@i HdtAiac' 10 v> alIishrd reputation a,
N'NrI' ihs'. N re attempt 10 wake ih,un rg,n.
H'. PC, infringe upon ;hi, eaieGt The
NANNY III hif". For me .uiufs ihi, vii J..
.o"-. a-,f sHi pfc.ir. i1.r4sirsG,,ih b, rf,,--
DE- ~'Ht'at f'ir.IV.c, p,cuIisr 10 nd.
li--''.. sh- lT.I vni.H d o.. constructed ha W.
pfe'.- 30 ''..e'idI ;lal acre 20, te-a nost
".l. ~ -'""s' ia'n The natu etaiI for the
coming SEASON stl a- %. irl GROVE fs. 49,
CODES. ifi'on "i re marhir, 90 make i, .tt.oprr
- 1''. -llH'.r ~ r.>I--' 'r ,,r-utfa styi-
Do. IE''4 Doe itsia~f vnp s4nl, slrtrtis- ,t,,
=. a. 80 .s'' "r e.ia,' h,t o. s,,sD;.....f.
DC aiIl y 20 'u''ain he reputation II m. M.
chloe a. he leading am most scrcrf,tis r,,,t',
- We 'afFe't c'a's o. isfmrrs 10 the coHniry-
accomplish his. ani secure a r., ntinsa,Sr 81
NE supple pauoEaE" hitherto received ib- csrr-,t
- Is'em'"'Lg EFFORTS ~ lae Agent will h, d.
7 " MASON
NtTi ~. - Shsrtrr.sfoxb v. -,
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49, Dental Notice.
DIX. W. 4. MCCORMICK,

M 'i,. = Chs'i~stsuu l1 t-ssrtkts. sells
fNsJ " 1859 -
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OLD RYE wIiI>KEY.
school SomniIssioner..

4 NETTING a t- HasraA |sEr.ts ON.
y D.If. 81 s.. GRE. tsffeuifA ~ .a ts
20 -9a Ma ! Gls JN
ALL- ~ ~ I-l.------
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M-.Ll- kEAE.IEY. sur.RE,
NOTICE.

HE L1iieso' C-sr.e',aVl sts--r- 20 lie
aiFI., C@st. b. Il.Fsr tayi1.s
j l y - J.. Il.
on .hr 18Th AID 2,.s ia,,aat. a. be Market House
= proceed. 10 a-.t-tIl Co.. erection % "a L..s- -
- isa.pil JAS p.ac.. I.es hope lA- I.af.r. ar.
e. eis'a of loan arI g.lay Nti c.u.e go The
-'tr aa t.r a-lt-..Ta " tut- hat
a. 40 it. dispose Co al 20 ne cause ~it.,ua
/. tai nat .-rn 10 a. II -uI. Iiuu.b Poultry Ru d.
o. &c E-co..a.45 Iariir liberal patron.
g ELu-- >rutt-- T...H-l.l,Csu SEQ. .'.,ia a.
'ite May " l-S NJ. bS 4.U.. W.. Sraa,4u
ant Sii> M.s1 :. S'lsss .hl So. receive jasu..
FDR DONN giBLE
'lNtt-ht 'rf.- "a. a.-T 81 f.- 81 = = lion
L o's..ict caused 3. e. frsisca.ua Fl. Nj w
uts'..-gsa sal .le Cut Lsr.1s u..sI.t an
l. tet o. @. '-- ---Ds 20 gie ti.h st.'. lie
nt'e'-'tncA fr'7t .tu.iF announce himself a
.tbii &c r.r aai ph-r aat l.e'a~.. Ia, n
elected l- riii tft,ts. e lIe tIurs 4 tie O.a.ee
"a. t.ll y 800 i.r t,,t., al sH,i,y
w. NJ -GlSNIs
Nv 20 farE
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Mach ? ,s,a pANL MoLER.
VIZ GINA, J,1,rsoa Copniy. 81
In tho County Court April To-, Isl

PIRGINAi, L,1,rsoa Cosniy. 81
In tho county Court April Term. 1850
\ Cont he'd tor ih- all C.aa,, me-
"a l5th day 90 Ayrtl lssI-- 20 ''-
A''~Asm Bel aai E.lar, x Ai,Wiie. PrF,
A.UNsr OF" .
E'zats'h V Chapman f.ssrR-.b
man. John C.ylttu.l at4 49,.
r. we Eulnr-ta FaU..a D.,
r Bel. EiwsriY C.r.-. Marin
- tSyrr "a ~ Patur che
!sus y -il, ~. Bell c.. Ears
all May }. hi. wi'r. LaVtuta
80 sarah B,!l alt aaam
- c,, DsN',
hr OBJECT Of this sutG n Ia have r,t,;,i.,
Two Ifses OF Land lvIng AMI heiny "a an. CO..
he' 81 Jefferson Snt Befseicy amonp,t tb- -,
Pa'lsH cofdtns Co their scyrfai IN t,f..,. il,.,
~ APPEARING ~ sausfacfory evidence ts,f a..
nerniaai Isaac Boshmaa G,uf,r glars 80
May }. hs siie, Lsvinia Rel aat SAL
d. A'c ROT residents II This S'sls ih,v ar
required To APP. AZ v .h.n one month sl.- ,n.
pa alton 20 Ibis o.. r. art q, uHat i.,...,.
10 p.n.ettiheir iatrfc.> T. o. ilrIl,r o.i.,-.t..
ms 'fi~r Be published n Auews-,r., 80,
81 "a ihi' County. once week ,.r io.r ,u',, -.
We "res>. aIi pus.,u a. TIE ir.ut tu.f az ...
Count l1sc 81 this County % the b.,ltsy.
'ac n'N. Term 90 ibsssit & lr.. W
Apri % 81 81 ponorc
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Wanted TO a'IIrCna.r

,UUU Hams. saCulaSr, ana 49, sIae s-'0"
A.. suuie PFims Lard.
MICHAEL TEARNEY
Harn-i,- Ferfv Anf.L y. 50
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.'-- 80 % saLlurtsa 90 aG-..s oTus,sr-
F''-'l gias- .t-uscr ed A. tstalItr ..tb.u.
sHa' r'u TESTIFY at snisesalis DC.
la.uic'. ,t - 10 o.. l.st L Be-.
81 I'D Iu.efsaf G..f Ist.f
Ff.fu 90 I'll l..t.l s...s.
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Mav5.le,e-7. JOIN d -'",E
-. mOLn - - -

r., HOLD OA Old ..,.,
~ WHAT'S I..D ..l
. ''' -. On. .sr...
i fa'..' : kFseT,rI ,r.-
sur tby sing NI5
said cannot tell know that IN, nj,
talked to me more ~ a companion n
eLi'd, aud that when We knelt down IN
cOn'ecralcd myself 20 10 tho Lord +,
serve my mother
But, said he. "tbis i, not ,,l,in,
no" neatnrss made my fortune. IL
some time after TIL. that my mother +
al advertisement IA tho newspaper 70
errsnd boy ia a commission store in h
street Without being ueccs,itatcd 10
10 have my clothes mendeI. for NV mo
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TAInz roxs SAFE.

vii Sc al Private sale. my Farm. ega,aia.
Us 4 ores
= rate ims,ets Is-a, II which ,h,,. !.
GO ACRES or TIMBER.
more iaf. "'... ....l .t..r. Gu.
. .i.f.r.. e.. ,..,-..' 49,
- 100 a5.e s.. ..s .f.,.,..., v..,
'..-. De-. -faI I.,..,l, d., ,I.r,
'' .'' 'L., i-r 10 tta.s
The Cp.u the Fam ,.r.-
80 APPLE TREES.
90 Fr'F tise iflit. aus about 90 pe,-A t., o..
80. ','i'1s leslie Par. CI..ry saI p.srH
'.,..,tI'' ! - iarm - s,.ust-.. viihia ia,
ms iAiP.Is Fern. one ui tE, t...t 49,.
10, sac end villain TAO mie, ~ ihr,r..r,
~ W. lur Improvements are all m 49,,
.'lIf 81 ~ uccrssary BIIlJtEgs. tag H..
n'r' Cnfn H'a.e, G,Incry, Irr.tiou,e sr.,.I
House Pigeon House. BiscS,miih Sh.,
mere g. n-eI M hOu>- one % th. ~, So.
q: Lin ,.va- Na..ir ''' "s'
tatSata IA ihi, farm % snb'i.st,., -'''
a. wish 10 leave The s,ae '''i
u,.,h ,s,a DANL MoLER.
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" tha -rdsfs srFl-f-s.fI..4. H4g
~ ~ hIehtI fsanstrsf g.ra, E.F....t.
y CHAABEEs
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prsei by
the
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his son
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-21
M. Dtodorick's Acluiremonts-His Fa-
yorit. Studies.

Few prIplr, even nt those wh,"ere IN intimate
ard fire dts personal relation, 'rc aware of the
extent et MS rraiin.or hi .ar."l and thorough
requirements, The politician nnl the ambitious
man o' The world, Il, h. apprnre to most people,
the worst side II his character. His intellect
WAS Of the qnirkcst and most com rchcns,e order
a"d his viii was 40 powerful II, ~ enable him to
,pncent'Ats his whole mlnd on Any given sul, ect.
Hence, the midst ul the most cxtit,n. = III cal
contest, ne could ut Will Withdraw his mad from
j., aud giye the closest attention to Whatever he
wat rea'l,n., HIS active intellect compelled him
H. read, tr ho had little RELISH for yulsnr auusc-
N 'nts, ani hs tastes n'Nhy' incline | aim to bc
worry mach ulon'. H. "a. almost an a.cctic in
his life aul habits. Has pas,r1ns and appettes
were onplctely subject t. hi" will ~ ever
were .npoI,rn B,naparte's. Accordingly, he
read immensely OF classic English literature
h. had real everything anl what he read he
analyzsl, weighed and considered Ills nights
were spent over the works OF tho grand old
~ ,stere'
No one who did not know him intimately would
lave supposed, on meeting him IN the street, that
h. had spent half the night previous in reading
tho most nhstruSc poetry. The works of all the
''jo great ,oets were IL familiar % him house.
hold words. Ills tastes lcl him to admire the
Nrirdkc, subtle and mvo,crics. ufnll English
l"ets hr specially admired Shrlly; Tcnnyson
Ion, was great iavoltr Of his; was Words
worth. Rut how few Of those who supposed they
knew hm we'll had any idea OF his rich stures Of
classic knowedsc! lie had such ndisgusl and
aversion to anything Looking like pelantry and
nectu' ION. that only very few, aud those his most
infinite and trusted friends vera aware how OK
tensiye wits has reading aud how general his
ldowlcl.r Of b,okI arl men. lie also felt his
want If early eiucaiiol and dslru,tcd himself
very much whoa DO X an! Literature were under
discussion. Yet ~ he arrw older and came more
j. contact with m"n, he more lnliy appreciated
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Raker's Premium Rittars

Gr We hope The citizens generally VIII be ever mindful
't.S of this all important Family Me,lcineone that Is
ina auabe IN all climates and all that has
formed more remarkable than other discovered
that b. taken by al conditions and with perfect
sauyan that stands allied for tile of Dyspepsia
Gods an Coughs tiolie. Nervous Affections General Debility
Aguc nni Fever, and Nervous Headache. Bakers celebrated
PaiA lirr#Gs have been manufactured In Richmond Na
for past aud highly recommended by Physicians and
others for their virtue. They composed entirely Of
vegetable ssinnc@ aud therefore entirely free from NIL mine
raj ppsos. When all other remedies have failed, single bot
Tie has been known 10 the Of Dyspepsia certified
L. 10y the alc 10 Z. NewcllS and rvc ailcscd by Mn
H. Gregory, OF Hcnrco. and ohcrand cholrs AMI arh,ra
Hundreds Of citizens asser' who used IL with
during the prevalence al the Cholera in Echnnd and
which Immediately checked AMI npruoe all the symptoms Of
thai horrid disease by the If bakers PgfMiN PrrEES
lnieri doubt il There has been dit, cred tonic
'".El u pl 'Othn2 airc these liit!crs which
constantly admin sercl Ia riirc with The lHppiest
The Proprietor tl>e Bitter anxious Ia have them known
trhhpat the cuJn's! AMI for this will put them
cInnir! merchants and others as the wholesale, such prices
ean,iot fail To please. All ih lied the icrs and
10 in !-c FIR Themselves of their merits
ia lc hl of all Druggists n lyne5ury aud clsewce in
virginia. F'r orders address l.. BAKER, Proprietor,
2p'lG"s Eielimund Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-21

past will Be inssifahls. e there xsss really aay
issue now existing between the North and South
a The slavery question. We could understand the
pertinacity with which Republican josrnals and
polt;eanr cling . their peculiar name and organ
issson. bot there !. no sue issue--sherc is like
IN 20 he no ,uch issue-and where isihs reason or
propriety, The justification the excuse. for the
keeping up Of distinc, Republican and section
nj organization
etrust therefore, that the moderate and wise
action of the Virginia convention will DO followed
by dissolution of tile Republican party, rs such.
and BY the coming together Of all the elements OF
the Opposition into general National Opposition
Convention, for the purpos" Of nominating cam
mon candidates for tho Presidency and Fiee Pres
idency. At all events. let tho Virginia conven-
ton present time aud place for the a-soiab'ing
of such a Convention, and extend cordial invita-
tion to nil tho elements Of the Oppostiou To uaiie
and cooperate with them in their patriotic pur-
poses and objects.
In conclusion. too we again appeal to our OPP
position friends throughout the State, to hold
and appoint delegates t" the lltl' OF De-
celnber Convention. Let not single county in
the State omit this important duty and let the
delegates iron, ZACH and all come hihcr, instrne-
tel To oppose any expression of preference for any
particular individual for Inc Presidential noinina-
ton and the Convention; assembling under such
circumstances, must be- triumphant and glorious
success not only for the Opposition in Virginia.
but for the Oppn,ilion throughout the length aud
bread Ia Of tho Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-21

trophies Il he ashs elegant arms taken from the
tioier-. and peculiar kind of spear found in the
hands OF many Of the negroes.
The armory taken possession Of by the rioters
about Q o'clock on Sunday night lass. was 90 quiz
city done thai tho citizens knew nothing 81 IL un.
al the train shpped
Captain Brown had been about liarper's Ferry.
and rented farm about iour miles %, which was
the rendesvnu. Of the riuters. Captain Cook has
also lived in the vicinity. All the other white
men are unknown, hnt are supposed Ia be men
who lave beSp connected with Captain Brown !"
F.AhPuL RETRIBuTION.
The ringlealers of the Insurgents have met
fearful retribution. Out Of the % Of whom their
parry originally consisted, 10 ARE now dead aud
m3ti..lly woun'ied; 2 unhurt bat made prisoners,
anl . have gene If with large body ol slavcs
t"snf Ia the Pennsylvania line. They were yester-
day r1rnins early seen Oh tie Maryland shore,
AID lie military ARE in pursuit.
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
The following are among tbs killed and wounded
in HE recent conflicts Mt IIarpers Ferry:
h Hed-Fountain Bcckham, railroad agent. on
sunday, by a single shot: IIayard Sheppard, colo
rel /, rter ut the railroad station. killed Sunday
nigh, in working Mt the tram; Thomas Boerly,
groecr. Of IIarpcr's Ferry, killed in Mondays
assault: Wn,. Richardson. OF Martinsburg, killed
in name assault; George W. Turner. Of Charles
town military, Killed on Monday also; VIM.
Br,Yn son OF "Oli Brown" Stewart Tavlor, in.
III, GEM; J. C. Anders II, insurgcn: f. II. Leenan,
iusurgen,: Albert lIn,iit insurgcnt. and several
cobred men.
PonHdei-O .sawati mic Old Brown, Watson
Brown, second sou; Evans Dn-"y, MORALLY; Al
len Evans morially, PaNa'c Quinn. Marines,
mortality: another Marine name unknown, slight
~; Al < Kelly Geo Murphy, States attorney. Of
Martins utg.
Taken h,soaers. Edwin Coprco, of Iowa. Shields
q cen. col red, Of Harrisburg; Watson Brown
= IA Of Id Br jwn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-21

0rn elcgraphic adyiccs published in yesterdays
paper, Indicate the completely OF certain we'll
known Northern abolitianists, in the recent muir
derous ioray at Harper" Ferry; and there can DO
n, doubt. from the supply OF munitions of war
!Jnnd in possession of the Insurgents that their
;"snurces Of money must have been very consider
nile. They doubtless had bankers sonew here --
Gerritt Smllh. man OF immense wealth. who has
perhaps contributed more nbundnntly If hi.
a'eans II carry out his projects relative to the
gto rN's, than any other aboitionist, seems To DO
Involved. Sn,tA. th"u. fanatic on this ques-
ton. has als ~ bcra regard a.a humane
man, even d.nt rs la .4' dorc recently. the
validity a ccr'ail -'riptare ujnnciioas, becausn
they recognize "tho iuhd,nan l,.eiuiion OF Slave
ry," bu' if he has been Mt nil instrumental in ia
s,isating this affair. deserves to he gihLetcd. l,y
private source. wo aurn that Cassus NJ. Clay
has all, en- mentioned in tho Same conncauun
SHOULD these suspicious prove well founded. we
would favor II reqn,sitou upon the Go,rrnors of
their respective States Tor the apprehension and
delivery into cu..o3f pf ,he p.-tin,. We trust
that Gov. Wise wall prosecute hi. matter /, tho
itnost
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Hair Restorative

m WE pleased 10 be able record the satisfaction
t OF patrons, after trial Of article
rulm- We ai Z the satisfaction know several
reits Who have used Prof Woods Hair Restorative, and pro-
bounced Ia he what the advertisement is We
hasc seYeri personal acianinnce who headed
they have lrie.i IT, Heir original
color, aud hvs wiir .ly add T. r ,mony efficacy
VII give further o. t 'flrs desiring it, This speaks
well for Inc article, aud W. 81 all who do wish appear
rs beaded " ,ods Hair Western prfrof
sold iy All good In ig..ss sept 292w
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IN 81 NOLLoNAY'S OINTMENT is offered to the vie
ESS tim al innammator, rheumatism II certain
"t ~ingin- the aiE ard radically curing the pant
n ',it ~ tient mas utterly ae. The flesh snonld he To-
men' with warm Nte ana hrn tn" "innet applied villa
such 'irer of fiction az the patient may able
- III ,' ianuactory No 81 Maiden Lame, New York and
l.! I'll druggists, n 9', G3c, and 81 pot sept 2ylw
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BALTIMORE GATrtF MAHkfr Oct. fS--ReFr G ,rrir-rhr
offerings al the scrs to-day Amounted irad or p
number oIrrud ~ bead driven Phia .ihin and the re-
manerw.rc purchased by inilHre huc,s. prices RAT, lin.
rom IL s'"o per i9ht gross, Averaging $50, ic~ cx m
Cattle were sold prices shade hi
considerable trw ness. -
SnEEPsulpiy about equal - the demand:
mace tins week ~ o1hy ~ 20 iur bead quality
Hoes The suppl, good, ant price, ar, nc iowr Than
gIiliy market titA. ' " ~
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Lynchbars Wholesale Prices Carren

Arrtrs. Dried Apples o. DriaI Peaches, lcaeL, fI' Tn
ppaed ez.25.
B.cox.-IIog round 26ei2S; sides, Cincinnati, ii65iiH
Home Cured 12ltl2E; lIaiD- lac cents
BrrTgR.-Scarce at - to - cents.
Conscience at u 10 ~
CoRs MEAi--Scarcc nj ~ 10 %.
FLoCa-t3z5 for superinc a13 for Extra; Family 90
fERrtLnEss-Pcru,an Gnano $G9,500tGa,D
FsmMnckerel No. 4l20 tlid Nova Scotia Herring NJ"
I, 46,D.
FLAxsgED.-ti, 2,fi | 80.
GRASS SEgpCo,,r o. 5flT,Oo. Tsnohy t.45 h. 2,jJ Or
cl,ard ~ I'm 10 Ha'lal Grass ~ % 10 -.
lEoN NAu.s-Mnunttn sI54Gs5, Rolled S15dL9D, Old
Dominion Nails f42j Ia 4.'tl
LagD.-scarce mud IN demand nj i2tzG.l3 cents
dsI-rhomaslown ~ ,5oft -, Mountain 81 900 10.
oArs.-ijdtihc
PLAsrEg--IAr,-c &9h0, Packed A1I,6a.
PotAroEsijc1Gti 40 for New Irish.
WuAr.Sew White Al 1000 ,33; New Red ~ ,2OlH23.
Wool INV asliei -, Washed 3JllID cents.
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Sec advertisement Ia anoillrr 90


Important to ShlpmaSterS and Crews.
G SOM twenty years since. was very seriously IN
EtsP jurel in of my hips, b. coming in contact with
the anchor bf the ship Of which second male. The brusc
bad thai hip has given great trouble most of the
tnc since until last April when heard of Davis
n kicr and immediately procured bottle, aud by using it
according Ia the irc entirely cured In abont ten days
a have M" experienced the least trouble from complaint
since.
Feeling the importance Of having tas valuable medicine
SANITY 10y blr staring Europe in March last, In the
sp Louvre from New iok. purchased two large bottles Il,
lihr with White at Antwerp. OF attack
cd with severe dysencry gave him tho Pain Killer
aul II cured him in Il hurry.
On passage hone with one hundred and sixty -four
srn:rs administered this valuable remedy to all who
and none took without getting relief One lady
particular trouble, with bad headache for which
said there having been troubled with II
the time for told her had remedy and
her The Pain kr which, Ia her SURPRISE did effect the
s had long son sht in vain for had good medicine chest
put ard ship, but did not open it, there being
Necessity for 1.-THE Pain Killer answered all purposes And
dn ncere. recommend shpmastcr always to
take good supply this valuable medicine it'll him going
sea, II i. valuable and eneni In
wounds bruises which liable aud frequently do hap
pun slilhOafd.
CHRISTOPHER ALLYN, late Master Of Ship Louvre.
4 liza
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I w we particularly invite the attention OF our 2rinds
En-" unef@ " lender our thanks friends for na
% @ h"ie g hiehiy ~ the interests who NAV Gvor
sor va e%el,nuncr Of the am We now receiving
l. ath r.. s' W 'a' S"h's M,a-s.s (ncw cro) Candles
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