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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23
From Editor Of Norfolk Herald
..,rvUfvr uUUrERS.

TNyts Is be srason which thss celebrated Bters are mostly
sought af@r and possessing. they do, Wo "a vice
"A hardly 10 impress upon the mind OF the ne
virtues We have 20 social Intercourse
one Kpresson In their favor and that Is whenever used ey ao
t bsrn and prove more efcacoul than med ine that
has ever been offered public. The maker OF these ~
highly wrought panesyres or utmng hNhu os 70 m @
H. sa III MI, Btes hut simply thro wing the article on W own
erit. 90 he JUDGED accordingly. lie does NOT IKE All e quSN
t I'M, he s,aks his reputation taken accord
pg 10 tcIons II viii cure Ague and Fever Dyspepsia Bowel
Complaint Cholera Morbus Indigestion, Sour stomach LOSS
App-and an diseases arising from topldty Of the Liver ana
inacon Of the digestive CANS Their equal vet TO be
These Bties N b. had vi ADlE GRAY, PUkOEL
LADD CO. and by all prominent Druggists In the city oil hca
nj aid elsewhere Virginia and North Carolina Also by u
srOTT co Washington City, D. O.; CANDY GILPlN a 90,
Ran ore: TAHNEsTocKG co. Philadelphia, and BARNES
o. sIIsd ~ addressing T. BAKER Proprietor.
- ~ AZ Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

GRkEN8HlEA COUNTY, VA.
The long established reputation the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS the Of Chronic Diseases renders upon
their medic nal efficacy unnecessary.
For many years The OF these Springs have
ported and used by at their homes and experience
fully estfes rN he same beRsfcial ect hat hare resulted
tfO1H Their use 1risa drunk fresh Gt MsJDHHtlir
These gently APEENT and very decidedly ALTER
ATllE Their great os as a remedy and the quality above all
tire ps or Their peculiar operative influences by which they
distractions in the smaller vessels and rOC Of MORTAL
accommodations from diseased organs thus producing the dsrd-
tire Profound cdHgs demanded IA almost every Of Chron-
As sn APERIENT and Alternative the range OF disease to
which they applicable will be apparent medical mensuch
Tor Instance as trone ct0rs of the %oac B1e' Ltcer
HdHey Skin, Gc &C. Upon The functions OF the
and establishing healthy seerons in such as have departed nom
In DYSPEPSIA and In chronic rrtaons OF the mucous cont
OF tbs Stomach and Bowels they employed with the haPrst
results.
has been long and firmly established
CHRONIC DIARRIA cured by them amer
ides have been Intellectually tried.
To CosTyENFss Of the Bowels and to PILES they vel
In the sers, firms OF KIDNEY and BLADDER AFFECTIONS,
unattended with Inflammation hey very ssryeeabe
To the strtd fs 81 CIbONlC oBsREL CIlONs &c, Pec-
hGr ~ emas', e!E Giyctye Influences onen emineny
NEURALGIA and the various srors diseq.ss when they are
the result Of organic arrangement treated with great success
InCHRoEIC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy is coeyal With
As palliative excellent effect GOVT their value has
In MERCCR DisEA7Es and IN that peculiar affection that
Of Mercury Affections full
course Of The water stands unyaed IN It's curative rowers
s PAMPHLETS .r1;rve Of the medicinal character and an
peabes Of the Waters furnished gratis, on application to the
Waters securely put up at the sprng in glass bottles
being regularly furnished to the Agents In Richmond -
a. r. prevent mpoIon each bottle has the words "GREEN-
BRIER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown in the glass; without
Orders rom adyla and the ade throughout the United
States, should be directed TO
PURCELL LADD&Co,
ap21-dkc6n GeHl Agents, Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23
jel8-tds W GODDiN Commissioners.
YrERYVALUAUL PRIVATE RFSIDRNCE

VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
AND VACANT LOTS on MARSHALL AND IrH STREETS,
FOR SALE At AUCTONA the request Of James Lyons Esq
shall sell a. public auction the premises MONDAY the
18th June 1850 a. O'Clock T. ST. the ge and conveniently
ranged residence located above In the occupancy OF "
Howard fs The dsingis IN complete order and ample
commoiaon, Tor Large :amy and hcf servants,
the most delightful residences ia the city The premises
piled with and water and vel supplied with cuytrts which
empty .to the city After the sale Of the dwelling
vacant lots 20 TIE Of vii be sold They have front
Marshall street N % feet depth Market Square
3j feet After which, the and excellent brick stable
large house with the lot which stands will be sold. The
I street about 80 feet back 2f feet
square which II has the Ike front Of 30 feet
TERMS for the dwelling house oneih cash. and The balance
l. 2 and yeas with Interest TO be paid semi annually For the
residue n the property oDeouh cash. balance In r.
% months with Interest payable semi annually The purchasers
will be required give negotiable With deed
he property FOR the deferred payments The FOR lGO
paid by ;le purchasers. GODDIS & APPERSoN,
Aurflon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23
NOTICE.
ra,IrE rInn or pELLIhm nETrs having 4

TdTITFs FIX n UF FE LIN VI q TSETTTN haFlpF ThIf
day ceased WILLIAM H. EETTs will coutnue IN the Negro
Auction Business and has taken Into Coparnerrhp wh
tm T. GREGORY They will conduct the business under the
firm II BETS GREGORY their S4!rs Room Franklin
Street four doors below wall Street and about below
the former olce Puau Belts and respectfully solicit
Lusnce o. ne patronage which literally extended 10 Nm
H. Belts While 10 the arm Of Pu liam Belts
They have obtained the services ~ Mr. BUHuD ". HgoRY
Clerk, who has Interest 10 the business. WM n EErTs
D. J GREGORY.
ALEXANDER SINS Auctloneer my 10y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23
rELEaRAMs.
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.
A DOUGLAS TRIUMPH FRITZ, I' OVER TIE sECEDERS

A DOUGLAS TRIUMPH OVER THE SECEDERS.
BALTIMORE, June 22.-On the rc-aSsembhng oil the
convention this morning the chair stated that the hrs
business was on ordering the main question on the re-
port of the committee credentials. The resou ions
we're read IN c-der-frst those Of the minority, next
those Of the minority presented by Nj Stevens OF Ore
gou. thcn those Of Mr. Cuttings.
The chair decided that Mr.. Krum, as chairman OF the
c1mm tee had the right TO make the closing address al
though che muu question had been called
The being Jaken the minority report, admit
ting the Seceters rejected by ayes 100 - noes
IIl
TIE majority report then voted upon, each reSolu-
ton beng aiken separately The frs resolution, admit
ting ae Mississippi deega Whose seats are not con
tested passed by ayes $50 noes 2l2. The second res
og1u admitting the Louisiana delegates, passed 10y ayes
1853 noes '- This probably refers the Soule Doug
A, delegates VINO claimed the seats Of the Seceders-
III U4.r|
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23
NALuARLt MEAL EsTATK ON CARY. BE.

TWIN IIIH MD I8TH sIhkETs, AICTION -Wf1
be SOLD the premises, Thu sday ay Of 1y I
commencing at j. O'Clock NJ two valuable pieces Of Real Fste
A follows
lsA Brick Tenem the North side Of Cary between lIb
and 18th streets Gd5loDg the property Messrs Horace l.
Kent and oilers
2dA Brick Tenement Cary between 18th and 18th streets
for number years occupied by Nicholas Deverx as leather
This property has the usual 'front.' now renting to good
tenants AZ fair rents.
TGEs fourth cash the balance ate T. and months the
purchaser executing negotiable notes with added
secured by trust deed JAS NJ TAYLOR son,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23
L.EroNn nlsrArcH !


BaLrNoEE june 22-The euare report OF the maj o.
rtv, except t1e resolution relating 10 Georgia, was
adopted New looS voted that down, and introduced
one giving 90 the Syceders the Who'll, vote Of Georgia
The Convention refused reconsider and lay the mno-
ri-y repor, on yhe table. Adjourned 70 z o'clock.
lt is ruu0r5i that Douga, has aathOrzed Dean Rich
moui 90 withdraw hum If harmony be produced
thereby.
The New York amendment admitting the whole OF the
Seeding delegation from Georgia, was adopted when
the convention rstssembIel. In voting 20 reconsider
when NeN York reached she voted amid great APP
pause uljt Cos Douglas and the motion 10 rtconsi-
der was lo,-ayes lUa nays l3g on the result OF the
vote iu-hluuouuccd, delegate from Pennsylvania
moved 90 proceed TO nominate candidates Another
moved to adjourn sine die
Sir. Russell of Va arose and announced that it was
not consistent With acr convictions OF duty TO pAriiel-
pate longer iu tle Couyeutiou-iu.cuse excitement
NJ. Sanders of y. C., announced that 70 OF his dele
ga-oa QUO of I were compelled 20 retire.
NJ Ewing. OF Tennessee, announced the intention OF
retiring for consultation. Kentucky U-or retired for con-
/ su....uu.
Nr Johnson for himself and half of the Maryland del
egltou, said llt be could longer act with the con-
yeu.iou California vithiree.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

BY &c. y. DAVENPORT AUCTS.
(iROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION THI-Rs
~ DAY, 2sth June. will sell o'clock Al our .otIon
store, a assortment Of groceries, viz:
Prime Coffee
A, n and Coffee Sugars
Crushed DO
Brown do
NeF York Syrup
Portland do
Old gye Whisky
Western Reciihed Whisky
Pure Molasses RIM
Candles
Soap Starch
Black and Green Teas
London Porter and Ale
Claret and Port Wines
Frelch Brandy, 6c
ALSO
coo sides Sole Leather.
TKRNs-Under 500 cash. 800 and over four month"; credit for
approved paper.
je22 I. a g. b. DAVENPORT Ayc,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23

AOTICE.-we will sell Tuesday next 2gtb lime A. In
y O'Clock, IN Auction Room Odd Fellows Han Franlllg
Street, No DINING ROOM SERVANT about Ia year ~ as
raised 10 first class family and sold for no fault
lea3 ptflIIAM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23
BY PULLIAM AGO. AueiL

Ok NRGHOES-We will sell ~ Likely Negroes today At 10
~ o'clock. PULLIAM co, Auets,
Odd Fellows HAL
N. House Servants Cooks washers Ironen
privately myli
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

BY BErTs GREGORY. Auesy
n NRGROEs.-we will sell This sorniog. At 10 clock.
w 10 likely Negroes BETTs GREGORY, Auct'u.
Franklin Erect.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23

IRON --Drect Hapordton- andnT from shpI "Henry
Buck" and Plor ee Just fr Liverpool full stock Of
ENGLISH REFINED IRON all Of the best brands The asort
and Square Bars Of all szs Bands
Hoops oyas Half Rounds stt's Horse Shoe and Bagna's
shaftng Iron. For by - - . -
isO0 " H
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23

- GENUINE SOLE LEATHER
b. TRUNKS MADE EXPRESSLY FOR ALEX. HILL4
CO. ~ MAIN ST, RICHMOND yA-we have hand very
superior very Trunks be had IN this
Try order Of very superior
Trunk viii please call and examine them. A. HILL CO..
uh22 12I Main g.. Richmond Va.
ss GEO. DABNEY WOOTTOY,
49, ESQ, for JUDGE OF THE HUsTINGs CoURT.-A
Lawyer. OF probity. eaergy and industry
Ele,tIon 25.h June my24-dtde-
49, FOR JUDGE OF TEE nus
3D. TINGS COURT, WILLIAM II. LYONS, Eq. mg-tI
5P--.SFOR JUDGE OF TEE fUSTt
- INes COURT.-PEACHY GRATTAE EsQ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23

From Rsr. Dr. Rcs,sr, Ei.t,r Christian Adr0cItsl
srLEs lSYNLisLE BAgSG PoWpfa-AN persons fond flight
wholesome bread, biscuits batter and buckwhest
cakes may yuchas. Powder with confidence The materials
perfectly harmless, and pleasant hsn Soda sal4atls
&C. No fear OF The OF & gi make the igLl
bread M r shortest possible time time, Lab aud
expense, and dsappon u the accompanying simple d.
observed Besides u mauuiactureln Virginia, and
Is DO inyeu1n Yaukeedo John W Garck manufacturer
and proprietor Richmond Va We know him. aud have tred
recommend IT, the bes; tried. Get and mind the
directions.
ufF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23

4 ONEIsINGS SUPERIOR WsIIr E ''A'' st
~~.'.' g r. DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23

lP~..s[-s sANENHA = NOLHOh.-15 cents 70
49, Al 81 will buy Of Graham's small Stencils FOR
marking cotlnc Eih ISuEAuLE lSE Call and examine spec
aens n live In the country send for sample enclosing
stamp. Also, every variety Of Brands mad. 70 order.
A. +. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
fe2-f Coz. lSh Cary sts under Tobacco Exchange.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03
CREOLE couRs-E. SECOND DAY.


The me weather and the expectation of seeing
fast and well-contested trot, again drew quite
large crowd al the track yesterday afternoon and
tic race proved TO be the fastest one ever trotted
in New Orleans.
There was considerable betting the evening be-
fore the race, the money being laid dollar for dol
lar; but when the horses appeared On the ground
Milef.ss DaSasel became decided fayorite at 500
to s75, and i'll d few cases at 500 10 $50.
After three OF four scnrngs the nags got off
pretty well together for the first heat, %. Diniek
with the lead and the pole. AT the first quarter
10. Dirnick sbroke, and came very near coming
iii collision with the mare catching handsomely
however he still maintained the lead couple Of
hundred yards further, when breaking again, Mil
lers Danlsel collared, Tapped and passed him, the
horse making gallant but Intellectual effort for the
heat down the home stretch; but the time was
little lower down than was bargained for, and Mil
| lers Danisel passed the score . length or two
ahead, time. 2:as.
In the succeeding two heats, Miller's Damsel hav-
IND the pole, took the lead and kept it, thus win
ming the race in three straight heats but the horse
/ kent her moving and made her earn her money, as
| will be seen BY the
SUN AIRY.
tsn,esY New Orleans Feb aTran Race parse
$3.50 all retssrs, mile heats best three " hye N mar
M nar,es names en- M Avsr's paat,.
1 g. III Danick names b & Binieh 2
Time, 2:29--2:29s 1850.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03
State Presidential Convention.

Whereas view Of the imminent dangers which
threatening Southern States from repessibe conflict
Of sectional aen waged against their domestic nstitu
lions and disregard Of tho rights them
the Constitution
And whereas There exists State Federal issues Of po
eal character distract and divide the people Louisiana
in Tho face Of impending Presidential crisis which the
continuance Of the Union is involved;
And whereas 1t Is earnestly desired that the whole people
the shall stand together unit in the patriotic
struggle uphold and the Constitution Union
need protect and defend their independence
We the undersigned Democratic members of Legislature
the State do earnestly recommend to The people Of
the respective parishes irrespective Of former political differ
ences e together cordial determination support
Of the Charleston Convention and appoint their dele
gates IN the Democratic State Convention at Baton
Rouge purpose Of appointing delegates 10 represent Loaf
in the approaching National Convention at Charleston
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03
1919 ~. 2, -
Principles.

oaF farees sacrificed their lives in defense Of principles
They knew their Importance and we'll aware that nnsess
principles rec0gned thay Moaa be subject 70 whatever
the #ha ~ cspeas monarch might dictate The universe
governed by principles aad principles regulate The human
certain fsna governs our.eNstenrst and rinDAtes
being Now very clear that medicine adapted TO thosf
PRINCIPLES disease Tins The quality Of the blood
depends heaiess Of eyery Of the eystem II the
blood be impure the body unhealthy matter in what way
that npnFlty may ITSELF In be in the head the
chest or stomach bowels, all Of Them Together
yvright's Indian Vegetable Pills
inestnahe value removing the impurities Of The blood
asa ID si4sas teHe and s.saH e lie system
For 8aic In New Orleans. Wholesale and retail, By
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
Jasa 2pb:altW q AMI IsI GhHftrea street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03

Tasas es sTHE GftEoLR GorRsB. TIE trotting
.the Creole Eoursa to-day viii be for a
purse Of ffsy dollars, for which the
saase srssyan. sorreI gelaing III and 0id, the
bay geiasag LisslaatcIass, and the gray gellingA
tssxsg igaS i; I'LL named
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03

sE&s i iii Hsss I'M Isopua The Grand ball of
s asyags Nos II, q. Nj !. II - tase plaee
ii sda eIloss' Hall. Great
Ill slase been snaking for It, and It will
plss Id IL sltis sesl company of tla
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03

APro1srAGsr.- We learnfrom the Sun that Capt.
John Bobb has been appointed Collector Of the
Customs for the port Of Vicksburg, nice W. D. Roy,
deceased.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03

Nav osIxAss, February 7, 1860.

Nav osIxAss February Z, 1860.
70 the Ediser Of the Crescent:
srIa order 70 arod misunderstanding that
my professional and personal engagements permit to
accept nomination asssengy rendered BY my hreh
rem u he Bar candidate MI the vacancy Oh Supreme
Bench.
fss 2pIt* q. ROSELlUS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03

HS- Home Tessimony.--Fron the Pittsleurg
United Presbyterian:
tried Hbstattess Stomach Bers for dyspepsia
and can speak tasHrahl Effects have hssitson
commanding sHsA' = sa9se se4e1 etA Wy aesAts y VIZ
Aihas frrSrt t,o PHI shrre post 5bag o. 1S5s1
Cd t, .Fi5 me-. & 4, a. 1I L., 81, i,
i s ~ :, s3i, - - S, . -, . =
spftaa a'sa = ~ stss = te
10y es Aa.san. = Z go 49, : solsei '.les@a
y = suaesa .slaeaes :. Y 70 ooetFe "
immense quantities q y sipRed y Messfs eseitef Smith
The PFoprietorsi e asi points y the country
from ihe ftttseafS aRAefte, aug p ls,ssf
knowledge Il gained BY experience and though We have
heretofore dealt little in medical preparations
PEELED in justice 10 HE manufacturers say that Hosteer
Stomach Bttes has hssn the means Of curing of
tack dyspepsia and has removed pain in tho stomach
| very short time
soa Is Nav Orleans Wholesale and retail y q WRIGHT 4
CO. ii ard ISL Ghttre street soe asaats for the Southern
States and 10 whom all orders should be addressed and by drug
giss and dealers generally everywhere iasl 2pst&W
j.. rya..,..,aas,a Ta !. pas.a,. m.
- ~
~. +, g recruitment niche /; ~ ,rss $500.
-. - -
| - As go = - !, - -. ..4t T. - M
- ne .e
r. - i s. -, -, - - pe -, peiA
80 ~ S ~ s $50 hes9s
aae = ~ = INV mature ,a1 rs
| ~ - !, s5 ~ 4 ~. 4 - s - ~
80 = - 80 fsssote
Ia5.E
INA II xrpferIr RI >, =, f,a.,.a
os3 s =. Il. - & - = 80 $500 wv
IN ID T. - w ? ivy = !.
| -
H5-The Great Enslish RemeHy-.sfr James
0tARkEs aEiEhRATEp FEMALE PILLS. t-PfepaTed from pre-
ef1palon q ss j Clarke d. d Physician ESsordinAfy to
/ she sfesela
- - z y p0saioh ost sure aha sae
eeia ~ tna tTnif any fatse
WI fsaeay' ahes contain hoea.
" h,ltlA y .iie .ose.ias A1
~ IA; + wv, n snort
M Il, 1,., H - - - - - Is =.
: CO, As - A1 = ~, @isEe t's a'fee.
81 fras - tts sa.t
isi ~ At - poss.se sHlhpf sseaeea 70 any author.
- ~ ssa o2es.st eA.seuas otef my pms, y 70.
- - y t 20 5=#;
! - 49,, I'm - ~, - 80 .sosesel
~; M - 4, - tI, n J,s $3.50 p sS =, ss ",
s. - tft'1'
h95@3Tte latest improvement and greatest
trump are sItoA ~ y CO. SEWING MACHINES.
spea simplicity, adaptation the puFeosea Family
Sewing challenge the 10 produce anything equal 10
tham
They contain all the REAL improvements that have evcr
,h ,s,s. NV, N 49,. ,,, ,,,;, s H., -. H.. !
60 r. E M - -
H.. Az ~
~ sfaa 49,
eauuFy, and wherever known saRersedng all others Or
s daily somg n from eser5 paee where they are known
Increasing Expectations We have
sold and continue 10 sell afgs naahcrs They make nerfse
toek Stitch which may graduated 10 any she al pleasure
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03

aE Hill 4 III IAAlRe These beaatifnI works
I'LL VIII atill III exhibition 1t Arnaary Hall, and
erosssls 81 visitors, who ind Ihas
TIM hill siayr Como better than n giving AZ
slls Ii 81 lightSnl aad instructive III
aeut ~ II Afforded vi tllis series If aanli-
Hill wssieh Illustrate ia \ style NJ
srzf asia Etrfking thc memorable scenes of
! Mum Il book. Most III si,e pictures
Eera saea aad tonellea with i masters hand, ss
III tiSs Hill jnages have wledged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03

4AN@lS OH A2eA4aAY evening HeAt.
ITaArHEsz sf5cAl. Gu ARA eTERIsTfes Or DIFFERENT
iii sx1pNs. Professor Raerce, Of Harvard uniFer-
ssatH aactar& al hid Smithsonian Institute III Wash
aas ~ arenings since, on Tho mathematical
. lasa sef sslse sarieHs prominent races Of the
alaasan fanisi Among modern nations. he re-
saa Hill ~ snch 4as NOW preeninent though al
pass n aild tAe medley III III tic best races
Assise 40 NJ make np the population Of the United
kiaass shall esme 10 be more thoroughly com
faalsiad, id shelieges The people Of America viii
sp5sass III otiers. Professor Pierce deems the
$a Naginatiye and mathematical faculties pf The
Mil ogse eloasy connected, II not absolutely
il pssizgs from Mesaame source,
SsseaaE DF i BOY. Oh The oath ult. 4 boy about
- d age tate IN himself uppnthe track Of the
rrt hi asas Ereenbnsl Railroad face downWaras Iii
III. Instantly crushed II faafh
ii sasa entertained TINT iii name WAS Edward
rsral paeia..aud that ac had run All ay from home
aboa ksfsa weeks psaTipns. Probably be had BE-
soTae desperate from destisutions and preferred
sneide turning home.
ransa Ii stsanoHSR Az AaBa.- The house nf John
ssaaFIss ssaa eeagaa through fIenFy neasbsg
n ss & NORTH Ansssaa has empowered The
is. s HsSscke GU q Common street,
asss Ill al ypsasassd FARMS colagne Water
asiesx Il II Gofogaa aassrs Bud
assksA I'LL m daraH alFestls HE s# eessan
IL sa asaa aeea genuine article Inc direct
.sssaIoa ii slserse,es published II Msssts B i III.
NIpgIsgA ssssaa Goat. Messrs. Spencer isieIa
ta coraer ii Nsar aad tiiua seesip Of lin
.s,4..a fartpls esaast
isssna. '4ss ease Z aa aoaaf pss barrel sse
aiNsf ssseH1s' $3.50. a.--z--.svy.-
.s,eSeay I'M afAeHlss DEror- This anan,sfast
ss .,s SaSaaraf Deard aaa Eess Lssse ssrasts
a ssh ahat the Gsogs iii.
Id M n rsxc nj spatsk Thu ssest jnl,s
MIL ss5asannixcsufe as.s kffa III
Nsft9gs II, &#flssisnef5 ssed eoton
IL 1T GOTTEN sssssea Of ssaias;
hi AySns ss,as llaud lais4 sapp iessy
assases gsassng saayatss, sf a ysll II
.,a II ssls sxaa aasiaaa IN sxFnas
T9a sbis Nassa sa's' 800 e. w aaa
ats III III 4 AaDw anskn Y ~ Nsfstss
issss6Ez sas. = . -
M saa4sssss e III NsgEpS fsr dark brsNs mare
ssaa ssssy. III Y II Ns Rishsri ssbssa y
IN s,aaEsAsIs sselsa ].
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