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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

i!a,. Nm. BALLARD pRfsroN On THE STUMP
\ correspondent Of the Petersburg Express writ
IN from 'hristlanslurg, April IL, says
Thrsprng term of the Circuit Court of Mont
.gorIrey commenced its session here to-day, Judge
y : fulton, presiding An unusually large num-
hrr Of lrrsnns were present, attracted doubtless
by the notice that the Hon. W. b. Preston would
hot address the people by tho special invitation of
hi> party friends on the present prospect Of AT
fairs IN the political world \ great anxiety was
manifested by all TO hear Ballard Preston once
more. They had heard him in years gone by when
he had few equals o Il Q Hastings, and they wtr
eager to ii-ten again to him they once had honor
ed
Aboa, y o'clock the Judge adjourned the
Court, and about one o'clock Mr.. Preston began,
and for three hours he eniertaincda very large and
attentive audience. He has lost none Of the fires
Of Former years, and though his speech was main
~ upon the mutations of party he dealt in par
ty and personal vituperations. His defence against
the imputation of Mr.. Letcher upon himself, was
NJ once manly. independent and just. Ills political
friends We're more than delighted, and his oppO-
ucnts felt the weight of his heavy battle axe. We
are sorry that Mr.. Letcter ever went out of his
way to bring in such men as palatiop of his
errors, he has thereby stirred up an opposi-
ton that would have quietly slumbcred amid the
contest.
We learn that Mr.. Z. l.. Montague and Mr.
Walter Preston. will speak here Mt our May Court,
FIRST Monday,) and also Messrs. Staples and Ron
aid, the Wing and Democratic electors,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16
Hon. rhomas 8. Flournoy at Danville.

In compliance with an invitation from many
citizens Of this place, Hon. Tbos. = Flournoy ad-
| dressed the people at Masonic Hall, on Saturday
evening last The audience large, the Ia.
dies having turned out in numbers to grace and
| cheer tho OCCASION with their presence. The adj
dress was listened to with marked and respectful
attention. II was a calm chastc, courteous aud
able discussion Of the issues OF the State CANVASS.
The eloquent speaker placed in the strongest light
possible, the disastrous consequences which would
flow from the election of John Letcher as Cover
nor Of Virginia. Tho Democratic party had the
numbers. he acknowledged to elect him, ii they
chorec to do 80. as they Ind elected Joe johnson.
aud Wise and had cast their votes for Democratic
Presidents But he doubted whether in view Of
the moral effect which such a result would
have abroad the honest yeomanryof Virgin
ir. would be willing to sacrifice their sclfre,.
prrt their State pride, their regard for the in
stilutens the South, and place in the CUB.
crnaturiui chnir, q man who but few years
NO was m avowcd emancpatonist of the deepest
.ie.
We shall not attempt any outline OF Mr. Flour
nay'- very able effort We simply notice that
even the Democrats themselves could not be
dissatisfied with the manner in which he reviewed
their party measures and policy. His speech was
without bitterness or abuse of his opponents, md
wns n calm and patriotic appeal to the people Of
ali parties to protect the cherished and dearest in
situations of Virginia by voting for Goggin. Wiley
aud Preston
The distinguished speaker will address the rco-
pie frequently at different points in this District.
during the progress of the canvass. Surclv the
rank aud file of the Opposition in Virginia will
BE- racouragcd to work without firing or looking
bae h. and with the resolution Of men engaged in
n good cause and with bright prospects ahead.
when lcl on by such eloquent and powerful lead
cr. rs Fuurnoy. Ballard Preston, Judge Summers,
Stuart and Scott. Let the people catch courage
mud enthusiasm from their lips and fight the good
isht, unto the 4th Thursday in May.
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TT 9 Candidates.

The Wheeling Times Of Tuesday says:
Mr.. Wiley stated, when in this city last week
that II Mr.. Preston concluded to follow Letcher,
he intended rs soon as relieved from Court on the
10TH to - to the East and canvass until the cleo
ton. Mr.. Montague had sent him n list of ap-
pontments. and he had accepted them. 1t seems
however that Mr.. Montague has given up that ar
rangement as he has plucked up courage enough
to attempt to meet Mr. Goggin at Charlottesville
yesterday. We predict, however, that the first
blast of Gocsin's horn will Brighten the Rel Fox
out Of his wits. and cause him to retreat TO his old
hidins-place in the marshes Of lower Virginia The
ball is rolling
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

Congresss ceavic,ed ofa any contingent or remote
inseres. ID Gayernmcn. contracts, should be either
6ns Of I've thousand dollars or imprisonment in
the Penitentiary. or both n Mr.. Jehu CLANCY
Jones had his deserts therefore, -instead of being
allowed to represent this county atoneof the high
est Courts Of Europe Mr. Buchanan having sent
him to Austria after he was defeated for Congrcss)
he would be quietly Illuminating over the wicked
ness Of his past life within the four walls Of a
prison.
This man Jones has been, for years, the intimate
personal and political friend Of Mr. Buchanan
lie was his representative and defender upon the
floor Of Congress. OF course the President would
be only too willing to grant sny request that
Jones might make Thus lie took advantage OF
the circumstances oil his position to perpctrate
swindc for of course the Reading Forge could
have done the work for much less as was paid
to Jones in the way of commissions.
Thus endeth the eighth and last lesson. We
shall close this dscreditable and shameful exhibit,
with another article containing some general re-
Elections upon the snbiectin which we will endeav-
or to point out tho way Of escape from Mr.
Toombs reproach that "Mis IS bic mast corrupt
Government on earth )" and the further deelafa-
ton OF the Washington States that from tie high-
rays and by,eays of The Government Tie roftenness
Of corruption is sfnding .torM an insn0rradie
stencil" We think the why is plain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16
Documents for the Canvass.

We have o number of documents on hand
touching the issues involved in tho present can
vass. which we will be pleased to distribute gratu-
itously. Let John Letcher aud his ancccdcnts;'
What it costs to be governed" the "Ruffner Ad-
dress; and Bolts speech 60 forth on their mission
Of enlightenment to the people Of Virginia. that
they may know how that "insuGt,abf stencil from
tie rof,cnness Of Government" that IS NOR pc''cfro-
ting 'our highrays and 6yeays' has hren cngcn-
dered. Keep it before the people!
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Aaditional Regarding the Cuban REVOLT.

AddItiOnaI heBaf0fnB tne Ctban heVOIt.
PpnApsLAnIA, April H.-Tho Ledger's CORES.
uondent in New Rork, speaking Of the Cuban
revolutionary report. give few facts in regard
thereto, and which he says are worthy Of cred
euce,
"On the 2sth of March, the bargue olga sailed
from New York for Havana. She was cleared
by Mora & Brothers. There is every reason to
believe she had about one hundred fllibusters on
board, with n full supply Of arms and ammunition
On the next day the brig Mazatlan cleared for
Fernandinn, Florida. 1t was suspected that she
ais, also had iiibusters on board.
The principal partner Of Mora & Bros. is rcla-
ted to Gen. Golcouria, who is reported to have
sailed on the Cahawba.
.rhe Spanish minister is in New York. and is
sorely disturbed in relation to the matter"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

w" ',s"'' VI '''' '''i'"0'''"" ''''"' ~ ''''
ooe" ""ee' up ny our ''e'"' eAi''s''es VI
rf"uus upon '''e 'o'o'""o"'' "'u "''e"!"' ~
parry ''e DO" ~ referring !" ",' "'' a''' s'.'e
'"'' u va iln"'lN'. anu '"'"'e''' '" "'''''
The Administration oil Mr. Fillmore Our neigh
Dor Is behind the times Nobody, Mt all ianilia ar
with the circumstances attaches inc slightest
blame TO Mr. flimorcs Administrator III refer
encc to the calm Of either Galphin or Gardner.
The claim u! Gardner was supported by an army
oi evidence that the Administration could not dts
regard. The witnesses in the matter swore To
certain iaeis, aud the Administration, III the alb
scnce OF all reba,ting proof, was bound to accept
the evidence. II the Administration were imposed
upon, it only shared the fate Of courts Of law
every day in tie year, in being the victim of the
perjury of dishonest witnesses.
But the truth is, very little money was lest Y
the Gardner transaction. As soon rs II SUSPECT III
arose that al WAS not right, the money that h nd
been pad Gardner was cnjpincl in the hai Is of
! his bankers, ani the Government recovered il.
! As for the Galphin clnm it wa, n, Just y i iim
| ms oyer WI ,aitl-nnl the Administration would
have boea e7ls>i, dishonest If il had not been sat
,GcJ The IN lice - The clam was concel al ,,n-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

Tnr MINISTER FROM MExIco.--New Orleans
April II Senior Maia, Junrcz s minister to the Uni
ted Sates has received despatch from the State De-
parmc.t nj Washington. stating that he viii be re-
cngnile the accredited minister from Mexico
on his return to Washington, Senior Mata will
stnrt for Washington on Saturday OF Monday
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

A sr.rLE.--Brandreth' Pills have been Manu-
raclurcl by watcr-powcr mt DR.. BIS. Factory, in
Sing Sing, for long ..pcrod, but the demand for
them has become great that Steam Engine Of
one hundred and forty horsepower, is now used
in addition TO the water-power. The same boiler
furnishes steam for extracting the medicinal prop
cr,c, oil plants. The sworn affidavit of the fore
man # the packing department, states that he
ha. lacked aud shipped from the factory more
than llrent,L-one million bores u the pills.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

pErlsios ny THE TREAsuRY DEpARruEST-The
Secretary OF the Treasury has decided that paint
ed GA, 10 he used for windows. &c, is subject to
duty Of 81 per ceat., purcussiou caps to duty
OILS per cent, ard unfinished pearl knife handles
To . per cent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

The Washington Union newspaper reappcArs
under the name Of tho Constitution" Cen
George W. Bowman, late Superintendent Of Pub
lie Printing. 10 ''editor and proprietor" The
Consultation" will be, like the Union, An organ
of "Natiopal Observation-Disclosures that IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

We are disconsolate! We are overwhelmed
with grief! We refuse to be comforted! Our fa-
vorite candidate for Congress in the Abingdon
District Gov. McMullen, has retired from the con-
test! We never loved tree or flower" &c. DC.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

EysILDIN(; Lots AND ia u VI EOR - LIZ.
ID For ac ps ately % BUILDING LOTS situated halt
% Sou Ens Of the city, and adjoining the lands of Henry
Davis These lots convenient to the business
par city and of them fully situated
Al,o. r. sale THE FARM AND RE SfDENGE of tho late
Cri, her Winree, containing 32Il Acres than half
o: which is in Timber II desired, will be divided
pufci a-cr L. V. WINFREE,
april III d]taws Executor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

Hon. JouN LErcHER.-W Washington. April H.
Mr.. Leteher is better, but still coniped to his
bed. lilo is under the medical attendance of Dr.
Gurnett.
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Candidate for Board of Public Works.

r@r We are requested to announce JOHN d.
LOGAN candidate for The Office of Commissioner Of tho
Hoard OF Public Works. march "a dtdofe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16
Bound for tho East.

The Gubcrnntorial candidate reached Stenmton
"a Saturday night en- ronte for Eastern Virginia.
Ttcy remained during the Sabbath &left Charlotts
Nlir yesterday morning. Mr., Goggin is in fine
llaaith and spirs--in mnch better plight than
when IT, was with us n month since-and ex-
p#t-.r4 II determination to prosecute the canvass
will increasing i,or at every step. MIR. Letcher,
We ret to learn. is considerably broken down
Ndv Mr.. l.. concluded to venture upon tour Of
Ea.-crp Virginia has not transpired. Perhaps the
i.rt that Walter Preston met him ut lcwisburG
Tor the purpose Of accompanying him in his APP
p.iuDncuts irom that place, may have induced
lin IT, make the change in his course. Whatever
ialN have been the m1tise, however. Mr.. Letchcr
L. now entered upon tie toughest road he has
rAaf t,rp coml cllcd to travel. Horseback i'll
ia.-ac,l county will not he remembered when
H.. higgins to ret under the joltng Of the Red
i#9,l and the shore. Goggn will now bring
ti.e 'u,trumcnt Of torture" into lively exercise.
41 Mr.. Lctrhcr will cndeavor in vain to shake
the old man of the mountain from his bnck
/ Z The encouragement of our friends we Will
.l.fc that Mr.. Go.gn gives rs the most cheering
luu's From chose portions Of the State through
nrich he las passed. Everywhere the old spirit
!. Thoroughly aroused. and many Democrats have
. tr's.,l their determination To try new men and
ms measures. rs any sort Of change would prob
aim ',r change for the better. We wonll urge
uut raIty iriruds to emulate gallant standard
l,rlrrr IN zeal and energy aud all will be we'll
f5n skies are bright and Frightening" Std"n-
far IS ','4i0T.
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Candidate for House of Delegates of Va

L<s- At the solicitation Of many friends Of all
political parties myself represent
the county OF Campbell In the Heuse Delegates Of
Virgnia. lapin &-dtdofe.l BOWLING CLARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

VI SPRING sapply OF BOOTS. SHOES GAlfisR n
NJ HATS. CAPS. TRUNKS NALiSES, EAhPEr / u
HAG'. SATcHE1S, UMBRELLAS, sc. &c, is nov .T~S
ttrFt 4. aud To which call thu attention friends
h ~ confident anl r~ N,lt
thank iuli I" liberal community country and
li.dis SEABli N
\ sEDWAHE, ItHI3: "a 'EsA. NJ
f'- Subscriber has cved ioch "
hHt"ll Bu.k Horn. Mood aud Bone Handed M res rs
ia hrs and Ie, Trays CaRdbscts. Casters, tF AID Ia
Prs Hoas and Forss H0Hp LaLs Sc, all "r Which he
wi 50" cheap and good any oh house in
Inc ANDREW BOYD,
ami = div INnclburg. va.
FENeNNA T. a 81 case ct very supt rior
IL ipNkA BE ANS just to hand and for sai' iy
April i5-iis W. A. STRoTHEE 90.
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Ge3.lV DEMONSTRATIONS During his recent
siay N N'aunton Mr. Gogrin was entertained at
- y use Of our townsnan. John ID. lmboden,
10 Whil" seated quietly Saturday night con
Ner-luG with n tcw friends he was surprised by n
sef.tlc and found it impossible to resist the calls
na jo upon him by large crowd Of our citizens
IN front Of Mr.. lmboden's residence. Though
much avcrse to saying anything he finally yield
q Ia tine Solicitations of his friends, and briefly
addressed the people, thanking them for the COM
rtgt'nt aud expressing his firm belief in the til
unnh u his and their cause on the 10Th oi May.
In response to calls made upon him, Mr. limbo
den also made few appropriate remarks, after
which many Of our fellow citizens paid their rss-
PEGS 70 Mr.. Goggin. who has pleasant smile, n
cheering word and hearty shake of the hand io-
all.
We understand that the band also called on Mr.
Lesctor, who made his appearance and thanked
thou. but owing to his nh vsieal condition dcclln-
e making u specch.--Ibjd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

april 6dlt JEo NJ MILLER. Treasurer.
10y TO- the worid.-Drnr sir, y tai that 10 isn
"q hr II A., @ % sos s,S pa
ss Pam Killer Last summer had tho to lose two
all human probability should have fallen victim 70 pes
Hence myself II Kind Providence had provided help
In tho hour OF need Hrst became Pain
Killer whilst travelling the river with my husband gen
n @ ma o.s " h% hitch he
more Of al The time but the night attacked by
nsed to arrest is bu, all
violent cramps. aud dsrhas began assume the
ci"ractr I" did those OF my dear children pvi"us to their
death wa looked upon ~ lot bat all thought of
be ruS Kiln My husband "bta,,ed the bottle from
10 passenger AMI administered = mo dse Inexperienced
aln' Immediately cessation OF pam The dose repeat
result complete recovery iei confident that
my Tito the Pain Her. and oly regret
saved The ivcs o dear children Since that have
s,sa the ram kisr 10 my ay es,ensysy and the NOR"
no'qn,L SARAH sANDERBERY. 81. Louis
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Sold by JOHN II. sEAY. Lynchburg. april l6 CIV
Prof. Wood, the renowned disceverer Of the
Invaluable Hair Restorative still continues labor
by the American to be far superior to all others for
ing the hair on the head of The aptd forth with
tase4 of youth There can be doubt, II place credit
the n'meraoie testimonials which he Professor has in his
os,css"n that II IL of the disco In the med
heal world restores, permanently, Rcy hair to its original
color and makes bauiiul silky which his
bren Very desirable in all 1t frequently
happens thai old men marry beautiful and amabe la
handsome goodna,urcd Young and by what pro.
it has teen determined Until lately when 1t
Attributed 10 the use OF s inv lnabe Hair IiesoratveLa
suite JournnL
Sold By all good Druggists april lG wv.
DR.. B""mbnck In his travel. ON the cape Of
Good Hope says: found frequently the Dutch
Doors OF the back country Ay Cherry Psctordi which hsy
Keep hung mp by thong around neck at the bottle
over their hammock Indeed this be their sole
oction against the throat and lung disorders which
qhie prevalent among them thought speaking ,t
the practical genius Of the American people, tina,
should furnish the staple b~levc the only remedy this
PIE huy to Asking II they tho
s they told me that better purgaty ali around them
than any body could prepare. apr! dim.
SANfoRD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR,
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
1870 PuRlFIES THE BLOOD.
a SPRING MEDICINE.
A FAMILY MEDICINE.
\ GOOD MEDICINE.
GtRrs LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES BILIOUS ATTACKS
CURES COSTLY ENESS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRIItEA.
CURES SUMNER COMPLAINT.
CURES CHOIIC.
CURES FLATUL ENCY
SEC advertisement In another column. .
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Ply of the century the one a, ting as sure
Sold at lie manutacory -. 80 Maiden Lane,
York and by all Druggists at ae % and 81 rer pot box
ed by BAKERS PREMIUM BIrTERs-roMr L. Baker-Dea
Sir Justice to Yourself aud who may be similarly
qua es of your Premium Buffers had used them
YOU, affection and dis"dered for the past
twelve years. used every in my her
able physicians but relief could be then saw
several certificates the remarkable made by your
tert persuaded my wife try them; she did
little thnc she began rapidly Not only
affection and isordcrod stomach but gene
raj better now than 1t has been for many years
n-iag and shall always 'oninae your Bttcrs,
writ" ibis in "sce % Yourself aud for the irnrf of others
wi" are similarly Afflicted. Your ohc,icnt servant.
hiehmond June -, it5i. THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE.
is with "'lE pleasure that add my lestony to the virtue
of BAHtt KEMIun lTrfRs in masking permanent
mach for the last Also, my wife using
wiirsrc 9nccess after suffering ipr many from de
,"nad"ntly rec"mme" tbrm m he ,, ,eS aDmMS
For sale by 1.-THE Druggists in Ivnchbur, ard by all the
principal Druggists in the city Of Ehond and el-'where in
D. G Il II stable, X 20 satimare I'D -. Is Miller Gov.
ington Ky md Barn'> Park n !.
ordr, ii. teI by addressing /. BAKER. Proprietor,
Ir' ri"2'. Patent champion Fire ana Lsur sInr
rro"t Safes with n's Patent grt Frocf Locs the same
thr aided medal, he " urls Fair Lon
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ouy Ao.rcan Safes that were "aied medals the London
1h'r >a form III" most perft .eurity against Fire and
BURGLARS, of any safe v-r offered tn the puDIic.
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that II iieNtlSG's PATENT CHANfI SAFE failed 10
preserve its contents - accidental fire
he Subscribers al mannfctne II kinds of Boiler and
Chilled Iron Bank Chests and Vaults tult -
Boxes. Che is tor nkrrs, jewelers. and private
for Pate diamonds, and thcr yaluab.s.
SH.AS &. llEHRIN ! & co,
25l Broadway, Murray street.
uppo,:e city Hall. New York.
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tp ms
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SPRING AND SUMMER
e. DO Ds!!
tPRlL 18TH, 1859
& GORGE M. RUCKER.

NITNNITNTN,
- EtTFULY calls the attcutoi of the ladies and hs
II customers generally To his splendid stock SKINt;
INNER GOODS now opened in store and tor sale the
m rasopa attic terms The stock very large aud vol
rl comprising the and ucsir;hic stylrs
we'd the staple styles. embracing as it does full
t goods from the ceaPfst To TIA" bot e0od be
hat and an"ring every opportunity s'ng them
solve Ia Dry Goods Of either me- dGn or better qnafms.
Ill- terms are well understood" 0nf price Only
Az goods sold at cash prices but cha gci L. good prompt
customers months If desired and in special
irari, longer time be allowed; tut, in all cases.
r"pt aymont is required, selling at cash aud the
small profits which he selS, III admit permit
ti,t stand after they become due.
y" trimmings of kind whatever, tia, IN with
goods d will any goods cat of he taken back
'hit-td lapiil lJt!ifs d NJ. Il.
h, fHAW GOODs.-1t il though that my yn.
- rry Of STRAW HATS for men, boys and children is
usually petty Please cil. +. SEABliKY.
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40 HIS. Prime sides; Schooi"y'- Queen city
ttV llaas 30 bhs Ale aud Cider; 100 bl- Apple Hiram
80 bbls Trus pure Rum 1000 bags Coffee Rio' La.
rur1 Java and Mocha 800 kegs Nails; 100 ibis line I've
Nh~kN 100 casks imported Brandy % FUNCTIONS West In.
go hum; 80 packages Green and Black Tea; 80 hhls No
an Hatkerel 2Oo bbls Icrrings; 800 bbs fined sugar
100 DDS " q Moasses; 100 bbls. portland Syrup 10 do
Is Rraoms aud ru 500 dozen Lines a Cords all
sAtsi for sale by
JONES & 60.
aprl l5dis. No Main Str ci. Richmond Va
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE reguinr monthly snrriing Of the Frank
lin Building Fund Assoc iaien. will be held this Saturday
evening, nj the the B9ok Of Payne Black
fords.
april l6 dit. JEO NJ MILLER Treasurer.
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april > dt.. At the old s.; and


ttEN LINEN are respectfully invited 10 cal and examine
VI the latest STYLES of FANCY CASSIMEKES VESTINtiS.
CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GOODS All in of
really no. s of latest Styles and made their
he suited Also the best Black Doe Skins Drab
d. ~" iaen low price Cassimeres for boys Mitarv
and Trimmings. sc, Sc. WM. L. PAGE.
u,ti a.l
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READ Y-MADE COATs,,

pANrS3 NE>TS, FliH>i,iIlN,; Gpopsi
iANiH' NE>IS' FURNISHING GOODS,
fA$is' NESTSi ItKNi>IIiNH GOODS !
aarers, Umbrella Umbrellas. Hats tN = i,,o> shoes
81 az ni the Eastern work Tsuuk<. Nasas aud
tVrit Bags, equal IL on'rr IA TIN market
NrsrNcg establishment will harElius ard
1enoy. nrfoa ouf cts
a SlkAIST.
Mlin street, between Nowliu & Marcel AID i e I.Hs
J
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HeiiOway's Ointment nnd Pills. Without
these the mother u" family would he short
Physician of the nineteenth century the n
remedy for rnancous disorders and tho other internal dis
eases Sold at tie mandatory, 20 80 Maiden Lane New
York and by all Druggists at 25 G3c and s pot box.