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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19

A number Of the 'old gentlemen Of New Orleans,
me. AZ Odd Fellows Hall, in that city the 9TH instant
and formed Fossil Club Of which J. H. Lapeyre was
CHOSEN President; T. L. McGnl, NJ Barnett John D.
Laeie and jacob Straup Vice Presidents; Henry Bier
Secretary, and Benz Floraute Treasurer. Mr. Lapeyrc
said that be bad since the demise Of the old Wing par
ty, acted with The Democrats but that party was
rent IN twain, be had enlisted, heart aud soul, under
the banner Of Bel and Everett the only National
dla.es before the people Mr.. Barnett declared that he
was eghtytbrse years Old that this Cons,itutiOuaUu.
ion movement bsd fred his heart infused strength
into his bosom, aud that he ie fifty years younger, as
ready and able to battle for the he to fight
the battles OF his country during the war Of 1912.
Thus, the old and the young IAen, now that the
country il in imminent danger, are nobly buekling on
their armors and going FORTH with stout hearts to bat
lie for the Constitution and the Union! All honor to
tia; pure and patriotic spirit which to be ANNA
mating the real soyereigus in the present contest The
people mean no longer to be led by the nose by
yerng and corrupt politicians. They mean to act for
themselves and, inspired by that determination, they
mean 10 vote for Bell and Everett Thousands of Dem
oera,s al over irgina and all the Union, raj
living to the Bell and Everett standard. Many men in
Richmond are doing tina, very thiag. Roll along the
halt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
THE CANVASS IN WILLIAMSBURG.

To the Editor Of the Wing:
To-day Messrs Bowden and Caybrook addressed the
people of Williamsburg and the county Of James City
according TO appointment. | do not propose to give
you an extended account of the discussion because ia
the first place. have not time, aud in the second place
because t would be unkind and cruel to show in full
how badly poor Caybrook his candidates and party
we're used up. have witnessed great many tiumphs
in political discussions, but the achieved by Mr.
Bowden his opponent to-day, exceeded by far any
that have seen. 1t was, indeed. overwhelming
and Il yon could have heard the cheering and exulta
tons of the Bel and Everett men, it would have done
your very soul good As incident to show that Clay
brook was "done up brown" after the discussion was
concluded according time ard arrangement he asked
to be allowed to make another speech. His magnan
opponent granted the request but Mr. Cs speech
was like cid Beek's prayers, worse and worse" lie
could not recover aud his few Breckenridge friends
stood like poor folks lrolic." sorry for them
indeed was. Let me add that A. G. Southal Esq., the
ardent young Virginan old Mr. Richie used to cal
him, appeared the champion of the Of Judge
Douglas. He made very credable speech, which AM
mated all of the Douglas men. In conclusion, have Ia
inform you, that in Williamsburg, the old metropolis o.
the Old Dominion, Douglas viii beat Breckenridge aRt
Bell will beat Douglas long way. G.
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Ereel.inrldre Leader. In 1ennessee.

The Augusta Chronicle thus shows up the beautiful
consistency Of the Breckurdge leaders in Tennessee
At Breckinrdge meeting lately held a; SOmorville,
Teun an the speakers Governor Harris Senator Nchol-
.on and Andrew Ewing who urged the secession at Bal
more and tho nomination Of Breckenridge and Lane,
declared publicly that they would vote for Douglas If he
we're the strongest man. as sgAinst Bell in that State
Now ia no. this extremely refreshing? These men have
divided the Democratic party, have set up new platform
which they say contains vital principles, which NJ Dou-
gas nsger cH advocate have put up candidate in OPP
position 10 him. and denounced him traitor and a
dangerous Free soil gambler in politics, and yet to in
dlce Douglas 10 support their ticket declare they
would support this Free-so traitor, always opposed 10
their ostensble doctrine It he the strongest.
Hundreds Of the Breckinridge leaders in Virginia
cupy he same extraordinary position. While denOunc-
ing Douglas Is traitor and ian enemy to the South
"whoe doctrines are short CT, to all the ends Of Abo-
onsn" they pleasantly tell the people that they would
support him Will great pleasure If he the regular
nominee Of the party All this only shows that these
Breckenridge leaders reckless aud uupruepled pO-
cal gamblers and deserve whitening rebuke from the
honest and palriotic voters Of the land
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
From the Nsv Orleans Bulistin.
THE GRAN RALLY
BELL AND EVERETT MEN LAST NIGHT
The Largest Political Meeting and e Longest Process
sion
EVER SEEN IN NEW ORLEANS.


The mass meeting last night at Place dArmes Of the
friends of Bell and Everett by far the largest pot-
cal gathering that ever saw In New Orleans IL was,
10 trutha glorious rally of the Constitutional Union men,
and will have powerful moral effect not only here in
New Orleans but throughout the whole South. But two
o. three weeks since had occasion to speak proudly
OF the series OF mass meetings. announced by the Execu-
tive Committee of the Constitutional Union party Of this
State to take place in New Orleans Some people
thought that the Bell and Everett leaders treadng
upon somewhat dangerous ground for no action prece
ding the day Of election would test the strength Of the
party so much to call for As anticipated it has
turned far differently from the idea OF those parties
The principles of the party "have touched the popular
heart" as Hon. G. @. Langdon said last night.
When the meeting in the lower part OF the CT
ty in Washington Square, were satisfied beyond all
shadow of doubt that the Queen City OF the South was
safe for our Union candidates. John Bell and Edward
Everett both pr et sans Ttprocke upon their po-
litica aud moral record. On that occasion looked
for District gathering with fair delegation from the
other sections Of the city-we saw instead grand as
semblage Last night looked for noble turn out Of
the good and true of New Orleans, and our hopes
were disappointed but never agreoaby We can say
in all sincerity that had no anticipation of the bril-
liant procession and multitudnous meeting that took
place last night The procession was gay, gallant splen
did and the meeting grand one beyond all ques.
tiOn both surprising every thing OF the kind we have
beheld in New Orleans And not unworthy Of remark,
too that this took place notwithstanding yesterday was
one Of the hottest days and last evening one OF tim sui
triest of the season.
About the hour appointed by the Grand Marshal the
Clubs from all parts of the city commenced to assemble
in Lafayette Square. We have never seen pretter
sight than presented in this square just previous tc
the order being given for marching The Clubs formed
in concentrc circles with their wealth Of banners trans
parencies aud torches, made up scene well calculated
TO dazzle aud delight When everything ready the
the order to proceed to the meeting given, and The
procession proceeded down Camp up Canal, and down
Rampant 10 Place d'Ames.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
WAY Breekinridgc should DeclIne.

The Memphis appeal, an old and influential DemOcra-
tic organ, gives many why Breckenridge should
decline, Of which the following good and sufficient:
she ought to decline because the first movement to-
ward his nomination was made by syowed disunor-
ISL he ought decline because he occupies the posi-
ton Of a dsOrganzer and disuuiOnist. He ought to
decline because he is considered by all unbiased minds
as mere tool in the hands of discounted politicians
and a defeated Administration"
Surely these potent enough to induce any
patriotic aud weneaning to decline, and, if Mr..
Brecknrdge either be certainly viii decline. There
Is another asuisient reason why be ought to decline
he stands not the ghost Of chance Of carrying the cleo
tors vote of any State except the solitary and demented
Disunion State Of South Carolina win Breckenridge
decline and thereby qu. giving aid and comfort to
T-ncoln9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
Now For stcndr work.

Wings and Americans of Virginia, you should now
take up the steady end quiet work of organization !
You should devote yourselves to that work constantly
and energecay. District your counties and neighoor
hoods. Form your Clubs. Appoint your Canvassipg
Committees and resolve that in ten days. the name oil
every Bell and Everett man. in your respective cities
and towns, and counties shall be enrolled This as HoH
N. needed sOork LET Us ATTEND TO IT PRoNrrLYl
To the work right away boys, and fight this battle
with all YOUR might and shirt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
Very Funny.

The Enquirer says that almost everybody is deserving
Bell and Douglas, and flying to the support of poor
Breckenridge As conclusive proof of its assertion, II
names one person, somewhere down South, who has
abandoned Bell. No in these parts, though, ever
heard Of that person before. The EnqHirT's logic
therefore, is mastery-Day is MEMORABLE" Yea, il
is perfectly "inexOrable, and "inexOraby" perfect
Wonder if the Enquirer, for the accommodation Of
the universal universe won't try its hand at logic again.
0ht do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
DISCrsSION IN FAIRFAX.

Yesterday court day at Fairfax Courthouse. The
attendance at court not large but a considerable
amount of business public and private, transacted.
The sale OF large amount of delinquent lands was
made by The Sheriff.
After dinner all bands gathered to the Courthouse to
the sound Of the bell to hear political discussion be-
tween the electors of the District
Gen. Eppa Hunton led of in able speech for Breck-
nrdge, aud followed by G. W Brent in an eloquent
effort in behalf of MIR. Douglas. b. H. Shackleford,
ESQ., followed for Bell and Everett, and in of the
telling speeches Of the campaign, advocated the
cause of the Union aud the Constitution The Union
men Of Fairfax believe that the discussion exhibited
more forciby than the duty Of all patriots to rally
to the support Of the Union tcket.-AiexdHdria Ga
zekts
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Dor President,
JOHN BELL,
ELECTORS.

pisr. ist. L. H. CHANDLER. Of Norfolk City.
&" 2ud TRAVIS II. EPES, Of NottOSay,
sd. THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
4,h. JOHN T. THORNTON, Of ?. Edward
9th. JAMES +. JOHNSON, Of Bedford.
3" 9Th. MARMADUEE JOHNSON, Of Richmond
7th. LEMUEL j. BOWDEN, of Williamsburg
sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Middlesex.
sth. b H. SHACEELFORD, Of Fsuquier.
10Th. ANDREW E. KENNEDY, of Jefferson.
",1lth. FRANCIS 7. ANDERSON, Of ROckbridge.
Z 18th. W. K. STAPLES Of Montgomery.
18th. WALTER PRESTON Of Washington.
l4th. j. j. JACKSON, Jr., Of Wood
10Th. A. B. CALDWELL. Of Ohio.
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An Gbdurate and Inveterate Case OF nYSPEP-
STA CURED BY THE OAHGENATED BIT
TIERS.
P,nIr.. NY. Nov. o., 1859.

Messrs g W. FOwLE Co, Boston,
Por seven years past have been afflicted most OF the time Sc
yerely with Dyspepsia assumed the form Of BH0usness
Heartburn and Oppression after kitng accompanied WIN severe
Mains IN the stomach and the bowels tried
popular remedies without avail when about eighteen months
since having heard OygenGted Filters spok Of In hgh
terms give the medicine trial. Indeed could
be called required but or two doses TO give In
mediate relief For weeks after would suffer no Inconvenience
from MY enemy when another attack would give oeca IN o
the Bs and by the of less than one bottle
find myself Cfectuaily cured
It 10 all Dypepcs with confidence, believing That
n fair trial Is permanent will bet result
You liberty this certificate In any way which VIII
promote the Of your excellent remedy. -
Yours truly, W. A. BUhPUs.
Preparei by sETH FOwLE Co. Boston, and for sale at
wholesale and retail by ADE GRAY, PURCELL LADD CO.,
PETERSON J. p DUvAL Richmond, and by all druggists and
dealers medicines In city and country. auls-deAWlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
Keen Rerore tho People,

That Wm L. Yaneey, the head Of the Breckenridge
faction, voted for the Oregon Bill with the WmO Pro-
viso attached to It and tina. Mr. Bell voted against the
Bill to abolish the Slave Trade in the District of COlum-
ba and that he has on all occasions voted against the
Wimol ProvisO,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
THE NATIONAL FAIR.

CIScINSArI, Sept l6, 1860.
Upwards OF thirtyfve horses arrived here to-day from
Kentucky and this State TO compete for premiums at
tho National Fair this week. Among them were Lex
ington, Fashion, and Bonnie Scotland. Fine displays
anticipated before the Fair closes, on Thursday
The entries nearly five thousand, and the ar
engagements all perfected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
LYNCH LAW AT ARKANSAS

FoRT SMITH (Ark..) Sept. IA man who called him
self William Owen, late Of Louisville, KY, arrested
yesterday for horse stealing and committed to Jail Lost
night about II o'clock he was forcbly taken from jail
all an attempt made TO hang bin to tree
While the moose YVES being adjusted to his neck he
suddenly cast of the rope and fed. volley fired
at him by the iniurated mob which brought the fugitive
to the ground He then carried back TO the Gala
boose, where he now lies in dying condition. Another
horse thief brought in to-day and he will doubtless
share the fate of his companion in crime
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19

THE NEGRO ISsERREcTIoS OF GEoRGIA-The commit
tee appointed at Catersve to examine the negroes
rested upon the charge of being engaged in the ncen
diary plot report that after thorough Investigation OF
the matter under consideration they have no Just grounds
for further censuring the negroes upon the evidence adj
duced against them"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
Reasons OIL emoerats for Supporting Bell and


We have before us two copies of the Abbevile (La)
JerdOra old established paper, and always hereto
fore an advocate and exponent of Democratic principles
Its editor claims still to be Democrat, but in the fol-
loving announcement he gives his reasons for supporting
BELL and EVERETT in this contest:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
IL Pntrlotlc Nnrrr.tIon.

Tie New YORK Herald in noticing the withdrawal Of
Gen Houston says: 1T would be vel if the other two
candidates, Breekinridge aud Douglas would follow his
example, ami Withdraw in favor Of Bel, who, by uniting
tbe conservative clements Of all parties might be enabled
q meet lie ssue With certainty Of success"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
rYrom Editor OF Norfolk Herald


IyHIs the season which these celebrated Bt,e mosty
sought a"r and possessing they do, dwide fame,
Il hardly necessary Impress upon the mind Of the invalid their
We social intercourse heard but
expression their favor and that IS whenever used they act
prove ecacous than medicine that
offered the public The maker Of these BteS
highly wrought paneres flaming hand bills TO further
his Bter simply throwing the article s
merit be judged accordingly He does not Ike all the qusck
Ia that Il will all the Ills common 10 hu
manty his reputation, that whenever taken accord
ing directions will Agne and Fever, Dyspepsia Bowel
Complaint Cholera MoTbus, Indigestion Sour Stomach Los Of
Appetesnd all diseases arising from ody Of the Liver ard
the digestive organs Their equal vet 10 be had
be had Messr ADlk GRAY, PURCELL,
LADD Co., and by all prominent Druggists In the city Of Rich
nd ssd elsewhere In Virginia and North Carolina Also by O.
Br0rT CO, Washington City, ID. O.; CANDY GILPid CO.,
BALTIMORE b. A. TAHEESToCEA 90. Philadelphia, and BABsEB
q PARK, New York.
Orders hlsd by Addressing T. BAKER, Prophetor.
June l9-dIc Rehrlond Va
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ruv oxvcRN.TFD aITTERs.

great laboratory has stored some remedy adapted
70 every disease which heir to-" Bat requires the
investigation the philosopher to discover and
apply this remedy Such research and investigation has sue
ceeded In discovering remedy for that most affective dispense
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
MoZIs ADDUMs.

NB-Au euly nswspapus inserting this Adjustment in q
cunckyus pai. cange aenshun to edJJoryuly aud
sending copy she'll be nsishuld to all the Leitqs
applekashuns for shell bess 10 do this thlc
g0ode only lmmyti number eopps will be printed
The appeer eY In ockoab and foered by the
ress AZ regar intervals OF aweaf sel9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
MANSON WARD COMMITTEES.

Madison Ward.-James z Crenshaw, WIN Bur
we'll, VIM Royster, L Grant, James Scott, Junns
A Morris. DR. E Powell, Thomas Deane. WIN smith,
Joseph Morton, George Gwa.hmey, VIM Allen,
Rabm, George Begby. b II Smith, Jr WIN Taylor,
NJ Trabue, Thomas U Dudley, John L Enbsnk,
Binford, II Dickinson, George Gillian, @ X Darra-
colt, r Suead, James K Lee, George Morgan
Young, George W Gretter, Yancey, John Shields
This committee will meet at the Club House, Tor DUST
ness Thursday night, at o'clock.
By order OF the CHAlRhAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19

t1-roNr PRESs PuHIicKE-HaVinge takn = long uony
TO the Moth and hayinge met with menny eu'us pep and
sraindge advenehe puppus lin Gals anu ncudjment ggiy
mel fayhfue Of what and dun and heerd
ndurnge the neI gned In Ceres Nv Tenne Leus to
w.t.
l. A volIgs on the Crate EAstun.
Ride Mdnte Adyencher the Penclvanyer sentrul
Rarode Including mite in sanberry part day In VII.
yumspote and = nj In Flmirey.
20 Das at Niaggry Falls.
l. A Mite and Day at Monireeall, Kannedy.
O. Dss and MITES in Qaebeek.
G. A ppe TO the Awful aad Glomy River sagveny.
T. Ride the Gran Trunk RsOde 10 POtslun, Name and
parte nv a day at Potefmuth New Hampshy.
s. ssvruI Das ia Twone they Gale Il up Thar
o. Sadly and sundy at Nsvpote Rode Ilun
TO- Neerly weske IN Knew Yayk
Zach ur shell l6 0ctayore pags long, hanumly printed
on far lpur and the prise har, shell be Nmepunee u-
One Doue for the Hole Set Nv Tenne when oddud wuns Cash
Doun hs Male.
0ddus may be adrest TO hoZis ADDUMs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19


Departed this e on Thursay evening" ATTY o'clock hrs
sheced Avenue In Washi1gton City, Colonel
Wal PENDLEfSN Of King and Queen County Va In the I6h
year OF his age
Ooone Pendeon Major In the regular Army In the
is2 Amer close he resigned bin commission and
member Executive Council Of the State Of Virgin
Ia viii honorable and gy onoe post on he continued
By elections for fourteen years during which
time he gave entire saacon, and rendered many Important
services state whether 10 public position In the reia
lions private M always eyinced nice Of honor and
the strt;s integrity Generous Ia all impulses aud bera IN
ali his 1eng seemed have lived fer others than for
himself has gone from earth. many who have
been the recipients Of his kindness will mourn his death
will be gratifying bis iends know that he died Ia the
communion Of Episcopal Church. trusting 10 the aoning
Of Christ for bil Immortality; and that during the whole
OF his late confinement he soohed by the constant aeeon
his relations friends Nc. Christopher Brown and Capt
p Todd sisted by his faithful And devoted body ser
want whose vigilance and tender and constant
that Of q mother
this city, where many Of the latter year, Of bis life were pass
ed he leaves behind many warmly attached hends NJ
Washington, Sept 10, 1sGO.
18th inst GEoRGIAsNA t. wife Of Charles B'sher
fend acquantsncss OF the family and tho,e OF MI
Adoph DILL requested attend her funeral At o'clock this
afternoon, from First Baptist Church
bis residence King William County the 9th September
last, Nm. v. HILIARD, In the SD year Of his age.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
DYsPRPsIAl

With all It's lesser and evils and be safely as
serted that the appearance Of the 2sygeHdd Bs case
Of Dyspepsia experience in medical practice
Nov under the influence Bers tho rule to 0uTe the
rare exception, failure to
following which the subscriber requests US 10 publish
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19

VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE nt the
v CORNER OF CLAY AND 10TH STREETS, TO BIZ SOLD AT
AUCTION THIS AfTFRNO0NThe particular attention " the
public respectfully ced to the sale Of Judge John NJ Gngs
redenee place this afternoon the At ~
o'clock The location most desirable one See Auction head
seig-lt GODDIN 4 ApPER5ON Aucs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19

49, CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
80 NAUTICAL SC1OOL-The duties Of Mr. Vim. y. stu
arts scho will be sesumed on Monday 4iih sept
TERSsPayabe half In advance, $50 Greek, extra tlO-
French $50
be fosnd his residence, Main Street next
door 70 the Edgemont House. sel4-dlm
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TO Correspondents,

WAlg.
A els tcsa o. b09 sidts q ~ paper toi Eot % p5A-
a. rut 81 i0ug ssHing, oel! O. o tn0trh 90 az
49, t 20 oCss De- aspor;id FROM Ooioy noctssrc5t1
d. ga it iisss cAryst or a. cdrertiss1lsats.
AZ calnof drttg % rdfsrn rejected cCrHlaatoditol
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FROM THE ACCOMPLISHED
Virginia AuthoreSS.
"Her mouth IL the fountain OF rapture,
The source from whence purity flows"

HoRFoLx, VIRGINIA, July i6ih, $780,
pEssRs DOVE 4 Co-DE,R sIks:
ITsE MY MANS time connection with your Xxx B~ur
bon Really inadequate express the high APP
probation entertain OF It's merits Its proper should be
"Ne Plus Ultra" perfume has equathe odor Is
exquisite and retned several weeks the handi erehef
charm does stain the delegate fabric
Of muslin For The invalid, nothing refreshngone
fancy they wandering In Pay Bowers and holding
With Flora, While enhalng the intoxicating perfume
The Xxx Bourbon not only deserving Of wide spread repuia
on Its inventors entitled 10 the highest reward In comb ming
such a charming perfume. Ylye Ia Bourbon
MARTHA HAINES BUTT. A. ~,
ivqi-tf NorfoIk ylrginlS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
BEERS a. POINDEXTER,

RE now receiving their PAIL and wIsTER GOODS
N portion Of which selected In London and Paris ~ NJ
Ferguson the house Of B Ferguson Brother o. and MI
Pal6e Of Keni Paine Co. caIlk respectfully invited
seIs-dlOt BEERS P0INDEXTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19
FALL TRADE.

VIRGINIA merchants ard merchants generally souh 10 lay
ing In their stock ofmsrchsndzs should not fa TO
chase abundant supply Of sempies Infailibie Bu-
king Powder, the best and m1st economical preparah
known for making h aud wholesome loaf bread bscus
Ac. II recommended by cit Of dGe ent
TONS and will certainy give satisfaction when used properly IL
entirely harmless being the production o. scientific Yrgala
sAn, and Manufactured with from The
tea Merchants confidently recommend this article their
customers the
JOHN W GARLIcK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Richmond, Va.
Sod by TIE DfugZIts and Groces gsnerally hr1ugeu
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B\s3 81 % will buy OF Grahans small stencils, for
marking clothing with IsDuABLK lax Call and examine Epec
MEMS live In the country send for sample enclosing
stamp. Also, every variety Of brands made 70 order
A T. GRAHAM BrAnd Cutter,
se5-N Next 10 he Columbian Hotel. Richd.