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From the Wsshingt States
SiTURsLiZED CITIZENS PLACED On
FOOTING WITH RUNAWAY SLAVES
.tE FOR 1Ik. BUTTS TO CRACK.

If a male slave Of Virginia were TO
escape from his owner. proceed TO Prussia
there become subject ef the Crown, and
subsequently return to Virginia. is it likely
that he would be restored to Prussia upon
the demand that he is Prussian subject !
The subject Is too absurd TO be entertained
Icy rational being Old Virginia would
surrender her existence before she would
surrender him. The cases are Identical
80 long a- the slave remained under the
Jurisdiction of the Prussian law. or out Of
/ the confines e the United States, 81 long
would h. master be without remedy for
his wrong, and 20 long as the Prussian,
who owes military service, remains, IN the
United States, or without the confines of
PRUSSIA and the Gcrmanic Confederation.
50 long he is secure from the exactions Of
the sovereign in whose realm he was born.
We DO not know how our naturallzed
follow-citizens will relish this comparison.
Il strikes US as neither complimentary nor
Just For, however meanly this organ Of
Buchanan Democracy may think Of them,
thcy neither occupied the chattle attitude Of
a Southern slave at home" nor stand
in that relation 10 the Governments of
their native countries now.
|, is admitted, We suppose, that if a fu-
g!tiyc SLAVE naturalized in Prussia. should
return to Virginia, he would be liable to
arrest Bu; then negroes have no rights
which white men are bound to respect"
Are We TO infer that Gen. Cass and the
Democracy hold the rights" of natural
ized citizens as equally unimportant >
They have not been so taught On the
contrary, when their votes are required
land without their votes Democracy would
be weak inleed) they are always told that
no class Of men have rights" more sa-
cradly regarded or more sure to be defend.
Cd hy the government
Now, however, since Gen. Cass, Presi-
dent Buchanan and other leaders Of the
Democracy have got their feet in the gra.
ting on this question, these naturalized
citizens are gravely told, that as runaway
''niccers' cannot free themselves from the
plantation lash by becoming naturalized
citizens Of foreign Governments, natural
led enlrrants from Prussia must not ex-
pect protection from compulsory enlistment
should Prussia get hold Of them,
While slave laws were confined to slaves,
the mas: Of the adopted citizens have seem.
ed to take very little interest 10 them
Perhaps rov that these laws and the prin::
ciple upon which they are based, are to be
extended to themselves, they may deem
them worthy Of little more attention. If,
because q naturalized "nigger" may be law
fully caught and Gagged if found in Virgin-
il, na-uralized Prus=ian may, if caught
in Berlin, be pressed into the Prnssian sci:
vice. the fact itself should not only be un-
darstooi, but the reason for it, also.
/ Slavery has gone great way in forcing
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-30
SALE OF STATE TAX LANDS
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE

IANsiNd NItH., July /, Isjy J
NOTICE hereby given that lands situated in
~ the county Il INGIAM bid of 10 the State for
TAS- OF 1857 and previous years and described
-nt- wbch i'll be forwarded To the Office Of The Treas
ursr Of aii county, sometime next month will be -old
at pubr auction, by said Treasurer the county seat
40 the hrst Moniay Of October next al the time and
place designated for the ordinary Tax Sales pre-
NO d. .d OF al this Ofic-, accoring 10 law.
>a'd statements contain full Description Of each par
Gel "i sai lands and may be application at the
office Of the County Treasurer.
Isnts ruck of to the State for taxes C sj other
year, at the Tax Sales October last will b- offered
subject 10 the right d redemption prescribed by law
s- a. u the right Of purch.se e The State BID.
'ffice PRIOR To the sale
DANIEL /. CASE Aud.or Gen.rsl
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THE UNDER DOG IN THE FIGHT.
HY DAVID BARKER.

! know that tie world, that the lcsi, bic world,
Prom tie fta>ant up % the king
H-> different tAy f.pm tile tale tell,
An different sang 20 su--
Ed' tt Ns-aEa cArr not a su,'e tx
.. ll.y .sV ! an srVuS -A--
! -i.A. always 20 fur I'll vE.AsR de-
lcr IL under dog IN the light
VII never moment stop.
T. ..- Which D. = nay D. in tie FAULT
tat VII shout .oy he Dog GA The top
BIT l'- ", never shall pause l. AZ
" D cA 4,s may L. n the FsL;.
FH- uy heart vii beat. III, Il beats at al
g tis t>pgE .cs ia Ihc fght.
i.FeAtnce What I've -a.I | had better not said
cor .N-Te tetirr LNf SAID 1t iucoc
H-t f heart srt with Ea>> sized cEocb ~ the briu
Halr.- a igAith ta the EIT1oa t,s
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constructions Of the Constitution and Laws,
but this is the first time that, TO render
possible the reclamation Of few runaway
slaves. such a construction is to be given to
the Law Of nations as may result in serious
ly impairing the rights of millions of white
men IlBany Journal.
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ANNUAL TAX SALES.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFIC

AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
LANSING AIcH July Ii, 1883.
go much OF each of The following described or
I-rr~s OF land, situated in the Of inghatn
de hquent Tor unpaid taxes for the enoned te
'o~ a. VII be sufficient to pay the taxes interest and
charges thereon, will he sold by the Treasurer said
e"hn'y on the hTst MOntsy 0f October next At such
pubic snd cohven ent place he shall select in Mason
The county seat of said county according the statute
IN such made aud provi,iei
DANIEL l.. CASE, Auditor General
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NOTICE.
ISGHAN COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFIt

lSGHAM COUNTY IREASCgEgS OFFICE, !
Mason, August 18th, 1859 !
90 MUCH of the above lands, advertised by
~ the Auditor General for the tax of ISIS and
previous years, in the county of lngham, as shall
remain unpaid on the 81 day OF October, \ p.
1859, will be offered at public sale on said DAY,
at my Office, in the Court House, in the village
of Mason. Sales TO commence at O'Clock A II
and continue from day TO day un,il all are sold.
L. W00DH0USE, C8,ulfg Treasurer.
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New Firm

THE subscribers having recently associated
i themselves together under the name OF the
Lansing Planning Mill Company, for the purpose
Of manufacturing Sash, Blinds and Doors-al-o,
Planning and Matching all kinds of lumber, and
filing all bills of work for the entire finishing ol
houses, would respectfully invite the attention
of all having business in our line, TO give " q
call, as We are now prepared to receive al or
ders, and do the work in the best possible man.
ner. Shop opposite the Presbyterian church, on
the river, Middle Town.
c. c. DODGE.
JAMES JOHNS,
x. 4. BAILEY.
Lansing June 4 81 IG3
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BOARDING HOUSE.

MIR. JAMES Z. CHlLDS would respectfully
vi invite all persons wishing Board, by the
Day or Week, to give him CAL, at the OHIO
HOUSE, on Wa.htenaw Street, opposite The
State House Square. Fine Rooms and Good
Board can be obtained on reasonable terms.
Lansing, June 13, 1889. PIC
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Sunday school Book.

THOSE wishing Sunday School books o. peri
i odicals can be supplied on short notice, by
applying to the subscriber, or his secretary
corner Of Capitol Avenue and Lapeer street
A. CPSON,
S. s. NissioaGrv.
Lansing Citv Fet ls 1889
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gYOEsiTIO PRATT.
Il H r. TIE EFT q.

k-I $ WOOD, late of Albany, " Y, is now
- - ready to attend 10 any call in his profession.
VI has had an experience of more than twen-
1Ve years IN DENTISTRY. Charges moderate
ealland sec.
y. B-NillaSe Lots for Sale Also, l39 acres
IN parcels to suit purchasers half mile west of
'ne city. oNcc and Residence on block fity-six,
corner Of Seymour and Saginaw, street. ivaos
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OLD Folks "Q~TLTiSG' ~ SUTTON -
One Of these interesting gatherings. pecul-
lar to the old times, took place in South
Sutton one day lat week The quilting"
was done at the house Of widow Joshua
Lachey, and was attended BY sixteen Ia
dies, whose united ages amounted TO ten
hundred and fifty four gears. The Oldest,
Mrs Joshua Hick, is eighty-three years Of
age. and the youngest, Mrs. Amos Burden.
is fifty. Three are upwards Of eighty
four between seventy and eighty six be-
tween sixty and seventy; three between
fifty and sixty. They quilted a quilt Of
Of nearly two thousand pieces. the largest
not less than four inches square, put TO-
gether By Mrs. Lackey, who is upwards Of
eighty years Of age The quilting" com
menced BY an appropriate prayer by Mrs.
Burden, and concluded with she singing Of
the hymn commencing
When shall we meet again,
Meet ne'er to sever:
When shall peace wresthe her chain,
Round Us forever
Our hearts will ne'er repose,
Safe from each blast that bloWs,
In this dark vale Of woes,
Never, oh never.
With q single exception, the ladies have
! lived neighbors from their youth. within
radius Of mile and half. containing thir-
ty years ago less than $50 souls.-Wor-
cestey SBy.
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BY HOSMER & KERR
OFFICIAL STATE DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

NOS WIS., ER. G0veruor.
EuNtrSD Il FAIRFIELD, Lieutenant Governor
NELSON q i,BtII., Secretary Of Stat-.
FpaIS A TiIDNPSD., lbrputy ID
DANIEL. |. CAsi. Auditor ten-fal
EZRA JOEFS hpIty DO
IjfIN NcKINNfI, -ta.- Treasurer.
THEODOEl HUNTER, Deputy 10
Holm VI GREGORY, Superintendent Pub. Instruction.
CDRTI.ANt TkBBlN-, I-puty do
I,V.s " SANBD y, & Commissioner State Land Office.
rpIN n IRE ,DN Eli. D-puty do
I4CDR II HOW ARD. Attorney 's.BersL
FREDERICK " CURRENTS, Adj and Qr. Master Gen.
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1857

Town North of RANG West
IA a. of fnwt. 10 ~ - 30 IL
Village uf isnsng
Lots l. 8 aud o. block I5j IA 81 ~ 3 -
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.yUsT7CES OF SUPREME COURT

GEORGE MAETiN Chief Justice.
ISAAC P. CHalSHAECf, A. oei~t- Justice.
JAMES CAMPBELL, -
RANDOLPH IASNlN", d"
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JUDGEs or THE CIRCUIT COUETs.

Dist EDWARD H. e. WILSON.
- NATHANIEL BACON
3! BENZ T. n WiIilEKElI.
irb EDWIN LAWRENCE
5fh BENJAMIN , GRAE.S
,tt S-NFORD II GRffN.
1th JOSIAH turner
Sth LOUIS : LOWELL.
S.h FLAVIJ~J IiTTlEJr.iN.
,Gt,. WIHtRF WOoDNOEi!i.
rj,,-sr Peninsula, BANiELGOpDWIN.
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fGRICTLTURAL COLLEGE.

l.. 7 FISK, Pre- i';t p:o tempore Prof Of Chemistry.
CALVIN TRACY, P.of. af Mathematics
4. ABEDr, Pref "f Fn..ish Literature.
CLEVELAND ABliE, lnrtrurtor IN Civil Engine- ring
X + JOiNSTrNE General Super.Gte ndent % the Farm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-17
VARIETY.
NO OBJECTION WHATEVER.


We have 10 objection vha,sver-nono in
the worli-to the EH9aircy rcprod ueIng
our articles on Mr.. Bolts upwards OF three
years ago. We have publicly retractod,
without condition aud without qualification,
che opinions We then expressed ia relation
TO Mr.. Bolts aud his couTse-aud We al here
TO the retrsctiou IN all IT. icugth anu bro adth
In depouBcing him in the terms We then did
wo did him gross injustice aud 4 gross
wrong, which No have frankly and honestly
sought to repair TO the full extent Of our
ability. Aud We hope the E4Ym-er will
bear this fact in mind. aud communicate It
TO It's readers, also, while collecting from the
Hhig its "scraPs for the cauyaisu."
At our leisure, We shall im tate the En-
Gpuey's example, aud collect from rs coll
umns numerous Interesting scraps per.
tailing 10 one Johu Lctcher -' scrap" that,
appeared, not three years ago, but three
months ago, aud scraps expressing opiu-
ions Of Es;cher, which the EHygI,sr has
never re oIHied. IL word, We promise to
give you scraps to your hearts content.
before this canvass Is over We are In no
particular hurry 10 sst .tUa. sls ;7aTk W.
have ample tune for the reproduction Of all
the scraps" against LetoLcr, with which
tho Enquirer columns teen. Aud all
those "scraps"-every enc of theu-shall
certainly be brought to light, aud scattered
broadcast over the State
The E7qnJcr'J device to throw the friend
Of Gosgin on the defensive, in tho presen.
contest, will turn out-as the EagliySr IL.
self will soon ini-a complete and signal
failure. Nor will its device TO revive dead
and buried Bolts aud anti Bolts feui, 10 the
Wbig ranks. DO attended with Any better
success. Tae MiHS eaaI B, done and tic
E"qsirsr may well make up It's mind ,c
believe the truth Is il selually is, on ,hi,
point. All your devices OF every sort ~ III
be miserable fixtures III the present canvass
as time vii! tLoroUghl aud conclusiyeiy d.
uoustrate, We LAT you and Your part,
on the hip aud, by tie blessing OF neaves
and pretty good Constitution, We mean t,
keep you there Richmond Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-17
AYERS
Compound Extract OF SarSaparilla.

The mos; ,:sc-taal remedy vhieh thc medical
siN,l u our Tins can doviss for thls cycry
whore PREVAILING and fatal malady. IL l. CON-
tinc! nom the most active ryIne,lisls that have
t1'- discovered for the cxVusgution q tl.-s flul
dl7ricE from the tlout. and the r,scue 81 tho
ttystem nom it, destructive ocTslqu- tels.
Hence u ahy.lt d" employed for tic ,ufc q
10! only scru:I!a, but als1 thrsc other uiF-c-
u1s.s which arse ffu-a II, such - EaUrrIvE
Sui Skis ttsEAsEs, 81. ASrHoSY', FlgE,
H1sE, 90 HEYsITErAs. PINPIE-. Prsrrils,
hLoTrHEs, BANS sad B1IIs, TJlxous. TlrrER
and Sur EGrrN Sc2LD Hap. RIEgwaEM,
EuruNarisH, STgMLITiC aad NEXcvEIAL Dls-
LAsTs, DzorsY, DrsrLrslA, DUuILIrI. aud,
indeed. AL CuGPLsISrs AEfsISG FKoM VIVA
TAD % IzTvEE BLaOD. Tie popular holic.
In Z" rraTv,iiy = As 5lo.F" l. founded IN truth,
for scTCi-la - a dcsen,Eation Of the blood. Tho
particular purpgse and virtue - thi. Sarsapa-
ria 81 O. p-Hif aad Eoc,lyrsta tins vital fl!d,
N'-h'a, Which sound h,lth "a uapossiAl, IN
O.. sHz...H.f.l r.s.aF.H.rsr..,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-17

MA gentleman was 50 rroue to cxarger.
alton, that be found 1t necessary 60 Instruct
bis servant to jog him, Whenever ho drew
the long tow too freely. One day he was
describing fox be hal slain, iox with a
monstrous long brush, quite n mile long -
John immediately joggeihis master. VOL
sAid be, 'perhsrs not quite SO much, bat /
am sure II was half'a-uilo. (AnotLer jogD
'Or not, about quarter DOG again ]
wen, III DC shot 1t i; Was 20. buudr.i
yards long "a very hard jog } The poor
nory 'sll-r could bear thi, jogging Do Ion
ger, but jumping up, exclaimed, rascal will
you not let my fox have tail atally
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-17
VIRGINIA TO WIT:
In the Comfy Court o! Jefferson.
February Rules, 1852
samuelJ. c Moore. pnE.
l. CuANCERY

ird-EH
LsTi- Fry 4 George II. Beekwilh. late Part
Boy Jet'5 l..s o. n E5rr- rfy ara Zee y iib
w "a -. Ha5arsiy All Leaf, Fry. rlrtrrfs
uaaeG ihr Lfm and tame II Ha58ea,. & Co
David FrI, ~u- q TAYLOR. Atm'r. q! Ckas.
It, Taylor drr.t W lr.,T 4. Iloturs,a. "A.
mri.iiai,r ui JDEa y Thomson deed John
hfdn.hatn Jacob Ftsgtnan, John n. srv.
t'N-e Aui.stG.. Ut tIr..s SgtLctr JOIN. ....
H-uwe're %m @. Hau,.iy. J. sr.b
e''5..~ H. G. Fs.,ss J-s ". &. .,...
& -. !. 49,. .!..a-, - Nelson l. 81.
T. F5sr, saml. RIr.H.ur, Miss Sag.c ". r.
yat1 !. J.ef-. -, Hn &! C.....a. aaE .u
J. tic'y, E.us's- 81 -. u Tarf.. a.!
1--WE object Of rti, sui, j. 10 Chain , u ..5..
again. ere 1f'ssf1u.s. Fry s. GarEa-,.4 ..f
~. '"m % Sl3'i.h1i doe sept o. $50, win is.
ls's,. ' ~ 'HF let. IHai ud pail ari costs
az .d.- 'a' sstalc Hai sTsc.. uf'aa y sfar.f.
Ont Levi. FfY ADD any debt ~ o. dob, .lu, p III,
az l"- sad Fy = Bccksiia Tor he pay,aaLt
laP1rlHur ~ a5 'avi, Gr,f in ,hi. srrfit,t
ne Deem ant. l. SIS Fry o.. ngta rssifs-s t.t.
STATE, he o. scrrHy rsi8fri O. arr.ar within .,r.
M't'A az rf cue publication Ui laiv ,Tt,f ar.t Sd.
= 20 lE Pol. "---.r "a. -. HE Irt. I..f -sf 10 81.
iii.hrf "'rIr. ihat tats tfl.f be Published DO r
'rsiail Free Prsss - ne Espar.r rD1fssb.ttg.
hisC'aniy. once week r'onr. sus.ss.iv, .,g.
att pn.st az ne ir8l' DOR a. The Cggt,.I f... /,
n., C"an.y'oa Ga. aru DAY Of rhe acIl form a.
Copy-Tcrs
81 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-17

EJ-Why was Adam the frs, runrer tha,
ever livsif Because be was the frst in the
human race.
Why arc horses 10 ii weather like med
%tsssua rsf..Isl Beclu,o they arc the
bearers Of idle tails
what maekin, j, sometimes seen in a
ballroom , \ 'pisiDg Jenny.
what i, the easisss fence a sportsman
ever took Od.Eee.
Why y love ike glass Of champagne :
B'c'n'o II - very exciting, aud soCa lose.
its bnskBess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-17
z Boa1l.,.-Wha,I,1,nnLi.lna.r..

Eg Bo1r4e,.--Wha, largo chick cas- these
are
LdH4td9y.--Yes chickens are larger row
a'day' than thsn they used TO Le ton years
ago We eou'in'; pretend to get chicken, a.
large n these
b'''f>1. tFuiio inrocanily mo s1o.
pose Ho' ihey must have er9wn sJtag ia IL Il
time
dcfst0OI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-17

VA msn .sas vik-d 100 tie si-tt and
to'd That bis wife sss dead 60 forssJ
o'sf' dfo" tno c1ysfisi closet. pulled down
h'' h'ght cap and mui'croi - be vent 10
,ifeP 'gain, "A bow grieysi ,laHbgi.
the moroi1gf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-17

HFAn eH-aa1s, noticing tie prs.oo,
Nh''t cup 20 cpiomp1nry. says -.Ha.
needs no cup Hs can drnk iron, any W
sci that contained liquor. whether the r.ek
o. op'''e Go m9asl Of den. ij5hu. the
'phs 81 ksg or tho bung Of = barrel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-17

nj-Mr Brown called 10 at ncishbor's.
ard vas urged TO take supper, which be did,
the cd lady al toe While saying
I'm afraid, Mr.. Brown. you will not mako
su!Per You have eaten uo,hipg-t, cat
some more
After ho bad stepped out, lie heard tho
old lady say TO her Lu.tand
why, DO declare should think Mr.
Brown has no, eaten any ihing for a month >
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-17
POLITICAL.
TpsI Willow.

Oh, tab, me- to your ANS, ny levr, 'or k.sa he
wind 10th blow
oh. take m, to yeur arms, nv love- Tor bi'-r d
my Woy'
She hear, me not. .h- cares me me-, F,f vi, she
lisl 10 me,
Will, her, lie. alone to Gle, bensaih me wi.loE
Ny Low. hs, wealth sst beauty, the rieA sucoi
her eoor--
ny love Ia. wealth and bsss,y. ana l, ala, am
poor;
The riebon fair that boasd bet hair is all that,
left ito me,
While here lie, alene TO die, beneath the willow
tee.
! enc, Rad sod rn4 silver, n, ugA,ihcra Without
enc
! ones has solt and silver, and ,hgrgs,I bad a
fnsaF,
My wealth is lest, my II,ri s, fal,e. my !ovs he
stole from me
Ani here Ire. sivue 20 die, tenes;h the willow
tree.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-17
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

i constitutional diseass. a exemption OF ths
bio,d. BY which tins Huid bScuuncs Vi;iaisd.
weak. and pcor. Bong IN III circulation.
Vervad- the whole bciy, and rray burst cut
Ia dlscI.c on any part II a. No organ i frcs
frvIn a. attack. nor 4. there one Which IL may
not destroy. Ths sciofuioas tairt i. vaTi1u.ly
caused " fnffcurial disoa.c. lasF LViiir. DIS
ord nd Cr unhealthy food. impuTp ar 9Th
AMI tlihy hshit,, the DEPRESSING yiet-. and,
al-uye all, by the vcnUoal infection. What
Cvcr u - origin. IL Is hereditary IN the on
situti1s. descending nun psIgnts Ia children
unto the third and fourth l-ncration - indeed.
IL seems a. be ths rod VI Him who says, III
~,h VISIT tn unGuiars u the tAihers upon
Their Children"
It. Effects commence Nv drpnri,ioa nom TIE
blood e CurTJpt - ulcery-is matter. which. in
thC l;ns-. liver. ard internal Or.,lsls. - termed
tubcrclts Ia the glands. sWe!lings. ard on
tbs sar.a1e. crypuors "a s1rgs. This foul cor
ruptiJn. which r-uCGFa n the b'oni. 4 presses
the cnCsglcs x llc. ~ thai seTof'1gs C1.sgritu-
rug- Mt crsy s-ttivr rum scrlfzl5as o1-u-
p.-i1ts. bat 10y hare "a Les plsl- % with
strrd ths. atiasFs of otElr dpcass ecrSc-
qu,1Ey. y.t nlunb-rs perish b c.1lJl-,
~t4cN, although ~. sc.1f4sols Va tas-r nature.
AZ stin r,nd-ri fatal - TINS talnt IN tho
fystUfu. No. q the rI-ruf-gp ton which do
cims' III hlrnln fanil u - is C1ir.a directly
Ia ais scTliu!sus cuEtsI1il.afi 40 md InAuy
t,st---t.yr Cl-c-sef % tae hsgT. klircys. han,
an. iaIcs.. 4 al tho OITl-s. arse from OF
81, .- zrav-tci b. the same cause.
On 4-aEtc- q al cur psyrle ar scr fal5as !.
tl,ir -rs1as are invaded ~ ,Ais lurking m
fcctiIu. and thaI hgalth IS ysndrrri.nsti ~ ~
T. cleans. u truEn the sys:lEn ~, mas. ref.uya,o
the t,l,l by az altsTatiyc medicine. and IN
~-F-tr 20 ~ hcai;sY I'D I'D e1Iuse.
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WASHING MACHINES

rY,HE undersigned havir , ar..,,.-. = ..
II Of ROHB g. DAVIS MA,strr Nt,-t.,,-
JcretsOn C0uniy, are noe etgar-1 ,s r,.r,...,'
.si'nS aao N'' &c s'.' 90 lee aays o. sarriy I'M
Oct 7, Sly. Crs,I.-'.',
CERTIFICATES.
shAh1EsEos~, Va, raD.. l,s-
Mr'Sr' Ruhr d Dava-I have an. nj ,,,.
N~shitg Machines "a uss in "a. istutl,. a.. ~
!" w - - ne patroe" admirably. have used
several diaetcnt kinds ut Masstp. N..h,,. -
ccsrsifet ~ ever gti,tn. one 10 .,,v.s a.. -,
Fu-c, luI nod yuufs tSE removed every 49,,
Na>hias' CLEANING, dpiug The work csiekIy asi
..t,'y a. 10 soap, SC, sat a. trAi god
N-..aas ~ 'h'm vh"'vver they ere uisl, eorh-
'S@"1 recon ZOO 'seta Ca he pgthg.
igus tesPCguaI,
Having used The sub an ,.s-, ,,,ei,'. ~
,A'l., ~'.n, '' 'il- ore Co. ausssr tue para.--
maHai. eur,. 81, A.srS nari-. i,t Er3 ''..
stta'' 'f gre r'eiF r,sPlci io aay have sv,r,...-
"'- HAFS u a.s..s1-y az ffr.tiUlrt ftav b. D.. b..
I-'... ~ ata,'--.F adapted Co 5.c ru.,s..- IN
~.I-'s a.. g,1a.-r ,.iies. uvg.1 lsot bs
WE 90 one Joy sEy c.ls. .,TaH.n
pl. ,I,. e g ,,e', "a JAS. II WEIGH.
-, Ng'a''- hf G Davis --C,al.satr ytpr
ship MalA'sr q rrr',Ir,J a. mYian,.,. iii
arr nugo PLEASED vUs D.. I, .i,, , .,,e-.-'. 80. ~
uoa oac '.iur Sa,.s, ~. el.f... ,-.,.. b.
i''n'G In Ne mi-f'e ,lth. Nsc.. ,,.l-,f u, r,,,.
.ff u'eh' ~ SaiurtaI. 'Iae tlafe WOMAN Ii, r.,-
49,! l's@f-- VIE l. .srs Bcs9'v
LANES II. BROWN
usyins rnreha,ct re ,; RrhsG Darts' Ny,.s.
''' wa, hiorN and AVirr gtgrs u i.ig anal I
10 ' 90 .-s- .. t... -.as- ID .r-
ehihy 20 the knit hAy, ever sssr. a1s recon-.
riead }; ~ he lot'ic as sara.
DAVID HOWELL.
We chcs'trlly certify that w. hrye used Ia .,r
Iatn'' ie' Me,sf7 RohE s. payr' wash,ae VA.
I'M an can rsonin,"lt iGcfl o. the pu.,ir.-
II the .ssDr ssyrt auf 10 the cr-I.rr al 49,. -.
cone. 10 believe thar they have O. rI1alari ,rr
would Les Dc -ilhga; nrr tar ten ti-.'. A.. raIg,
e. g. STEWART
WIN y CEAIaVWL.
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bLOue 4 our exchanges saf.. -Itisar
gfaVhur < 70 see go34 looking ma1 sts.t,
neg 9Th your wife 3D. a waltz. v.t.aa, fsv
tog 'he privilege " gong agaaI u,lt5uin.
hs EcoksfeLtaf
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" \ FREUD Of our. Wa congratulate,
b,'n'~t uPon having recently taksnA ysry
'a.ant T,P. pom iulli-y, We Guad BE-
~ ~ TIPPED 'ai fa.l into young hIysaf