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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-22

Ata meeting of che Opposition party OF Pence I'd
ward COUNTY held 40 tle Court House ON Monday the
g1tb day OF February lSt on motion OF Juo t. Thorn
ION ESQ Howell T. Warren VAS called 90 tlc CHAIR.
and Richard A. Booker appointed Secretary. Jao. T.
Thornton explained tIe Oirc, of the meeting, % beng
20 appoint Delegates Co the Opposition STATE Convention
to be- held u tle ci.y OF Richmond on "Wednesday che -l
of February ls6I Wbtr.pol ,he following Delegates
we-. aBpoatei iron, Prince Edward county Thomas B.
Parkinson. rd0s Bl1,ou SauL w. Vaughan, Martin
Vaughan. James s. LockgtL james oyc,.on, Edmund
Locsett Saul BRUCE DR.. JAS II. lacy JAS. ~ Booker
T1os. +. Has1ir-s q. III. Henderson rloS Ewing Jco
=. Bel. VIM. r. Bortoa, Pilip Saeal VIM. Owen,
f0o- Oven, VIM A.. Ouacl, JAS. = NicSe, A. l.
Iclailc, j. !. Matthew'S, james N Dillon, >sral : Ba
ssr Elisha b. Beach, r. q. Booker. G.. s. Harper John
Dllo. Clas. s. Martin. Juo. p MeJtsaux Joseph Net
Icl.s Henry Stoke Richard Sto,es n. T. Morton r. b.
V-gl.e.t. Dr. p. b. Watkins Dr. Jas. T. Spencer T. \
W.Gil. ". Da.by, Slu,.L T. Clarke Dr. Thos n
Nsrlb.s Richard vs. PRICE Chas. A. Price Henry
Alien Cbas 2 Clarke Chas. A. Mortou J. J. Cdedle
g- Benz. P. Terry saul /. Neaable Juo X. Eram-
~, Dr. James LYLE. W. q. Middleton, s. %. Southal
Jao.T Thornton Henry T. Parrish James T. Gray, J.
~ Briehtgen. g. G. LOckett, = B. Mckinney Jr,
IL Reloaded r. Wiisie Juo. y Miller james jenkins,
j. j. Rice. DrWm. Il. H. ThackztOn, Edward j keea
Joel L Walker.
90 motion the Chairman and Secretary were added
% ts Del gate aud any oh usIes's 81 ~ V9P0a'
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At meeting Of the Opposition party OF the city OF
Williamsburg held the House, on the 10th Of
Feb, 1850,
Col GOODRICH DURFEY called to the Chair and
WM A. PIEECE appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting explained briefly by the
chairman, when Sydney Smith Esq, submitted the fol-
lowing resolutions which were unanimously adopted;
Resolved That the Wings and Americans OF the city OF
Williamsburg, as Of yore cherish with patriotic deyo-
uon the Constitution and Union as formed by our con-
script fathers
Hs5o!rc& That ready for the Presidential CON
fc of 1860 and therefore respond most cordially TO the
cal OF the Opposition Convention 20 be held In Richmond
the 22d Of the present month.
Resolved That the chairman Of this meeting appoint
thirteen delegates to represent Williamsburg IN said Con
veution
Rsso'rsd That these proceedings be published IN the
Richmond Wing.
In obedience to the third resolution the chairman ap-
pointed the following Delegates 10. F. Cole, Col John
A. Henley, John Il. Hope sydney smith, Ro. saunders,
Lemuel j. BOwden, T. sweeney, DR.. f. Camn, X. A
Christian, JAS. w. Gusts R. W. Hanstord o. Coke and
j. A. Deneutvile.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were added to
the list Of delegates. 6. DJREl, Chm.
WN. II. FIEECE, Sec'y.
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LEGIsLATURE OF VIRGINIA.


SENATE.
The Senate was called to order at II o'clock, Mr.
BRASSoN in the Chair
BILLS REPORTED.
To incorporate the Front Royal Silver and Copper
Mining Company amending and re-enactng the 9TH sec
zion OF an act passed March 20 1858, to make invest
meut productive by enforcing the payment Of in
treS, and sinking fund loans 10 Internal Improvement
companies; 20 incorporate Lodge No 1888 l. U. o. F. IN
the town of Ripley In the county OF Jackson to amend
the charter OF the city OF Richmond and to re-organze
che Court OF Hastings Of said city, TO amend and re-en-
the lst section Of act entitled act 10 incopo-
rate the Mineral Bank OF Virginia, aud 10 change the
OF said Bank 30 that of the Bank OF the Common
wealth. authorizing the President OF the Board OF IruS
OF the of Falmouth 20 act Is justice OF the
peace and the collector OF the to act as eonsta
oe within and around said town; 10 incorporate Pende
ton Division No - and Abuer ClOpOn Division No 30
Of Temperance OF the city OF Lynchburg for the
relief OF Charity Carey to incorporate the Shad"e Manu-
featuring Company, IN Albemarle to incorporate the
ScOsve Manufacturing Company; for the relief OF the
securities Of VIM. NJ. Patton, late Sheriff OF Richie
county; 90 incorporate the NilCrs and Merchants "a
wings Bank of Virginia. authorizing the Boytton and
Petersburg Plank Road Company to convert their plank
road alo railroad, and to Increase their capital stock
for that purpose.
Nj PANiON. from the Committee on Roads report
e. without amendment, Hous, bin 70 amend the act
passed April 2I,d ls52, in relation 20 the Mechanic
burg aud Wythe Turnpike, as 70 authorize change
il the route thereof; also, without amendment, House
bin % amend the charter of the Wheeling Greek Turn
pike Company.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. COGHILL: For the re-asSessment Of the Lou
iouu aud Virginia Gold and Copper Mining Company.
By Mr. DICKINSON To release the securities OF John
H. Allen late Sheriff OF Lee county, from certain dam
ages recovered against them.
By Mr.. FRENCH To allow Samuel N. Welton a:e
Deputy Sheriff o. Tazewel county, full commission on
the for the year 1857 foe said county OF Iaze
we'll
BY NJ. NEAL: To increase the capital stock Of the
Shens;oa Turnpike Company for certain purposes and
directing the Board Of Public Works to subscribe three
t,ths thereof
cONICSlc4rtoN IRON THE EXECUTIVE.
lhe President presented a communication from the
E1eenuye enclosing communication from the Joint
Committee OF Congress- inviting the Legislature Gov
srn0 &C. to participate in the Inauguration Of the statue
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pGLEGATEs 10 nm STATE CONVENTION.


Tue meeting ue.d IH This city ol the .eI U.- 20 ape
1r.ar D.c-te CD che Opposition State Convention, au-
aar,yi the Chairman % appoint t.icy Delegates from
cash Ward Tue to.00my gentlemen have been ape
pointed. u1 motion the Chairman AND Secretary were
added.
Jssssssu> WAEo-Dr John Dove. u. j. Roystcr, Jos
Bruwu-l James 81. HscEe-, John Poe, Jr Andrew
Johnston. John l.. L'sru, Vim. n. Peasants T. b. T.
lu.-.u B. ID. Blras, James n. Talbot J.. S. Williams,
Joan 81. Cannon. Luther Libby, Thomas Duke H. Clay
Tyrer. john Cgrrc Thomas ~. Pym5er,ou, Arson Rich
ards Jacob Ezekiel THos Taylor Jr, W. II. Hariyrove
A. y. Stokes. j. y. Ho-icu, VIM Holt Richardson E.
A o. CoDtou, d. A. Uo5son, .. n. Francisco, John W.
Nickel John H. Palsiuts.
Manson WAED.-Dr Clas. s Mills, IT, W Fry John
f. White " Beers, v. II. Belts Martin Burton VIM
O.. Montague. b. H. Smith, ST., Charles Palmer VIM 4
Arm s,l.j f. o.. Smith, \. b. Archer r. Il. Howi-on
VIM. s. E0ysler. Magmaiukc johnson, W. Il. Perkins
samuel J. AI.e TIos w. &cCauce, C.. A. Myers p. r.
gru,aa. h. T. Daniel, peytOu Johnston, "a 90 Whitfield
Nm f. Butler Thomas \. AIiicri, Geo. y Gva.hmey
Wvuibam Robertson, Thomas j. Dcaue W. W. Haryie
James peasants, David !. Burr
NuSE0E WAgp.-Nm. H. mcfarland, =. !. Archer
Geo. H. Crl.ld,Id John T. SUbett, samuel B. Erg'aud
A. JuIsou Crane Edwin Robinson, J. o. Chi.ds John
~. Wright Geo. ". smith, d. j. saunders, H. X. Ely
SON Dr. A. Suead. Dr. b. BurweU Chas C. Elicit jos.
T. Peasants. Juo Frce8ud, Col W. D. Blair j. F. Reg
ulg'r w. b. Islacs A. Nolan ". Green Geo H. TYLER
Fleming Griffin. D.. W. Beverdge, Dr.. ". f.. Anderson
John D. Quaries Thomas C. Epps William Brent, James
Mcdonald.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS
The Chairman, by authority of the meeting appoint
the following gentlemen Committee OF Arrangements /:
JuLN q. SuIELDs, IlOs T. BALLARD,
Isaac ". WAiSEE CUAs. T. DAREACOrT.
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wi.tar,s aalsam of wild Cherry,

The great fONNbHIIIyA ana az Oter diseases
eftts Pulmonary Orgdns.
The value discovery the higher held In the
public and much In proportion that public LA.
be imposed upon by the spurious limitations Of ignorant de-
signing and dishonest
this preparation well sertan
for incipi Consumption, Asthma, Liver Com
plant, Coughs, BrODch tits, and all similar affections,
remedy known there found those villain
ouv wicked spurious, and perhaps poisonous
mixture, and try 20 palm II Oh ~ the genuine Basam
7s Il n cgi9s Js4lers and he puJic gsHerdy dgdnst
purctqEg other than H0tiaUing the icren signature Of
l. BUTTS he outside Trdpyer
Prepared by W. FOWLE CO., Boston, for by
ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD 4 CO., and W. PETERSON,
Richmond and by appointed agents every county aud Drug
gists generally. fei4-dckwiw
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We are authorized TO extend 20 the ladies sn earnest
and cordial invitation TO attend the tugs Of the Wing
State Convention which assemblies u the African Church
on this "wednesday at - o'clock, and take oJ-
Clou 20 express the hope that viii be accepted by large
numbers of ttcm The galleries viii be exclusively
, ed for their accommodation.
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ton party from the county Of Prince Edward who may
be in Richmond during the sitting Of the Convention,
were requested TO take seats in the Convention Dele
gates.
On motion the proceedings Of this meeting were Or
dered TO be published in the Richmond Whig.
HOWELL T. WARREN, Charm.
RICHARD \. BooEER Sec'rv.
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The London Times (city article) says
$50 REV

DUN away the subscriber in the latter part OF January
IA my negro JOHN John Thomas % years old very
stout lie about FIVE feet six inches In height The
said negro raised by Jordan Elicit OF Southampton county
and sold Slater II old They
sold him 10 Charles j. Oliver Campbell County Al Dr.
Oliver. 1852 they repurchased him, and from them
chased him about the middle Of January. 1850
The ee from all other erpenes Will be paid for
his delivery me- Sherwood Amelia county four miles fron
the Court House. s2 free from all other expenses lodged In
any jail In Virginia, : that can recover him
f.SI-ctf JEFFERSON PRyT0N.
II HITTING AND SEWING MACHINES. WILL
N cox GIBBS celebrated SEW lNG MACHINE invented by
J. n A. GIBBS Mill Point Pscahontas county, Va Many Of
these Machines sold recently In this city all OF which
give eat satisfaction Those wishing GOOD LOwrRcED,
ApE RELIABLE assured that the superior merits claim
ed for &c. upon and for general
All fall to examine this machine before
chasing elsewhere. Price, from $40 20 GO each.
Likewise ATKINS FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE, new and
useful invention for Knitting hosiery Of all kinds For sale BY
DARBY & JOHNSON, Agents.
No. - Governor st., Richmond, Va.
Ps-Agsns wanted In Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee
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DIED.
Tuesday morning DIST inst sELDEN G. MACON, Eco In the
friends and acqualutances inv Ell
funeral from the MOT um~n Church. Thursday
morning 2; last, az II o'clock without further notice.
Miss BETTE CAMPBELL BERKELEY, daughter Of Landon
and Berkeley a-cdcntv burnt death the
her Father Ia Hanover County, Va, February ih
1862 IN The 18th year OF her age.
earliest she had Away been remarkable for her
generous. a.aNle and lovely Opposition Her position IN the
family Oeug the oldest chdj called into vigorous exercise all
q1aics which Adorned her life. In large family, she
cerluy with her mother the duties and responsibilities Of
position. s seemed 10 feel na the framing of the youthful
mind her peculiar work. and constantly eynced moh
cr's Interest AMI mothers care.
Endoged with active, pdgy mind she learned with surpH
apidty, well cultivated for At school
universally beloved by those who knew her
II impossible 10 know and not love her.
Through religion until about be-
death did She object Of saving grace There
religions meeting Of solemn interest progressing At Fork
Church. n ne borhood duing which she publicly avoved
her determination to lord, Joined the
Euiscopa Church. II which she remained most worthy and
member until IN death She united With the Church um
phan Her religious lie eyinced that she had been with
Jesus and learned Of Him
She deeply sadly missed her controlling inau
will, trust remain, Though dead she yet speak
1--WE will meet you, viii love you
where love never rudi
We will meet WHARF parting
Can fdcid from friend;
We wllmeet you where our splits
Can wild despair
We have loved you here, sweet Angel
But wen love you better there"
O. H. r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-22
TIE TWO CONVENTIONS.


To tie Eftsr of tic Wig:
ann from the country tiiler of the land. have
been here in your City for some DAYS during the sitting
%. the Democratic Convention. lam bound 70 leave
aud 90 home. lie; before I leave, beseech you 90
impress upon the minds t need be) OF all tie delegates
coming here - these exciting times OF our country, 90
keep themselves IN tine spirit of Conservatism coo col
t.',f, dqif.L and DO their erraud in desNrg and in
0-dgr0r ,he.r sake for tue sake OF the cagetor the
sake of the south. Oh, what spectacle 70 20 forth to
the North from Nr-u--ho conservative State OF Nlr-
-iaia-Was that Of the Democratic Convention.
Wings OF Virgi1iI Americans of Virginia. come mp TO
.le help OF our country like Ergjuilus aGt avoid as
sanitation 90 t.e recent example Land you Jy the Demo
cratic Convention ils. closed u this city of Richmond
As native of che Stare-ls mau Of the SoltL--as a
plain colloPrer of tbc country, 1 am mortified, ava
ashamed, I am Inundated. go home, feeling like bow
ing down iu tHe jI,, and ashes for ms couaUymeu.-
1eHa scene must couiessI never witnessed, as have
for ty- 5ui nights at the African Church. Appropriate
name African truly, Tor extreme barblriaus' could
show of no worse
know that the Convention Of the people for the DBL
will De of an altogether different character; but word OF
cslo-aton ana warming can DO no harm. Simply tell
them tag- Jaiou is strengtloe moderate Doe Irm, De
true To- YOUR country aui uriuc.u'es. NON EST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-22

TIE Convention win be called to order this morning
precisely az O'Clock, and it hoped that delegates viii
be puuctual ir attending.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-22
A CARn
sor.rurnr ROOT AND amor M.sr.r.

SOUTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY IN
Ashe people ofths South have generally determined
mate hereafter when making their purchases f.rs,.
Gus new enterprises the Undersigned de,r, q ~
that their BoJr and saoE MASuyicToRr-one u IN. 49,. ~
city-was established In is28 by Mess Cook R,,, T.
subsequently, conducted by Mr.. Peter Cook With NO. -
Hill was Afterwards associated. Originally CONDUCTED -
scale the manufacturing department OF the bu,in.,, a.
creased from year to year, and Il pu-po..
still more With experience Of hirtyone year, w
by senior partner, and from the fact that both
nrm born and raised In Richmond eoass p
will be able to meet the expectations Of all d.f. -
durable and well made soUTHsAs BOOTs and sHoKs a,
and accommodating terms ALEX NIL - -
jazz soig1u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-22
RICHMOND FERTILIZER MANUFACTURING MILLS,
AT ROCKETS, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
=. HARTMAN,
@ uern gent.

Genera Agent.
MANUFACTURES FOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE,
RrrEA ZINE DCs AyxoSArsD srPSR-PsosFgArE
90 Luys HIRtsAss IHrlovsD MANIPULATED GUAso.
TS Super Phosphate Of Lime has been used with the
tsfacory results during the last three years Wheat Oats,
Corn Tobacco Cotton Virginia and North Carolina and IL
has gained reputation second TO before the public
IL from bones Ia their natural condition, with
their organic remaining In them, and not from cacnrd
bones using In the decomposition Of them Suphurc Acid
which animal Oganc natter and also all the
Ammonia which added thereby making active and perma
Manure.
Tie proved Manipulated Guano made by using 900 lbs Of
the richest Phosphate Guano which rendered soluble by the
pic alton diluted SupLuc Acid the balance Of the best Pruy
an Guano Of which timely ground together by Eccentric
mills designed for the purpose This uans will be found fully equal
In crops Of grain, tobacco, &c TO
Peruvian and durable. For sale At the Mills.
Aud by Messfs WOMBl.E CLAIBORNE,
BLAIR CIIAMDEKLAYNR,
fe22-dic3m ALEX. GARRETT, ESQ
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MAIf.sIED.
DIED.

In Baltimore the 10Th Inst, by the Rev. Mr. seuel Dr.
BROWNE n Acconac Va, 10 Mrs MARY LINN BARR, onlJ
daughter Of the late Senator Linn, Of Ms.
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No. 100 Main Street.
Il NO LES 81 WALFORD,

vE have in store large assortment of ERRNGs FIRE
w PROOF ssRE with Powder Proof Locks Merchant. and
others who have valuable cooks Jewels &c. &C. 70
from Fire and Burglars cspnot be without one
ssies' eH KNOWLES WALfQRD.
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ATTENTION MILITARY.
We a ,Iod sunni : Of White Berlin Gloves Of various

WYE have good supp Of Waite Berlin Gloves OF various
w Qualities 10 store which supply TO our Military com
P1 ssss - w wv KEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS,
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FAIR AND sVPPER.-Th

~ dies Sewing Circle Of the First Baptist Church
ar holdings sale Of Fancy Articles and Refreshments ana will
furnish Hot suppe snak in the basement Of that house
every day and night this The object OF this sale Is to
port Missionary Rockets Their friends and the public ne
"a y invited IeZE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-22

MILITARY GOODS.-I now have in store a lare. ,
vi variety Of Military Hats and Caps sampes) any or y
all OF which Will to companies at the III
tice and at very low prices. RIO L. DICKINSON D
fe2l ~ Main si,s.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-22

4 TT NTION !.-CHEsTERFIELD CENTRAL GUARDS =,
IA Your gaps are no" ready You win please call get
them OF RIO. L. DICKINSON, n
M.Jn .tr.at DIV
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OpPnSITInN MrFrING IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RICHARD 4. BooEER, Sec'ry.
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The Chairman, by authority of the meeting appoint
he following gentlemen Committee Of Arrangements
luuN SHIELDS, TH0s. p. BALLARD
Isaac ". Watson, CUAs. Z. DAREACOrr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-28

CHESTNUT GROVE WHIsKYi

u
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de
introduce the article the public and physicians city
and country, the
Purest Dihusable stfmuIant
which been prepared for medical proves itself
cordial heathul and nvgoratug to the enfeehled
whether by age disease. distilled best rye and
and its nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly own whereby OH other noxous
gradients conaiued in the Whisky general
completely separated that the absolute purity Of this
ticle from any foreign adrnSture is guaranteed.
In addition the following testimonials from the most emil
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia. New York
che State Agricultural Society have endorsed 1t with
Diploma Dr. Jackson Boston, has testified under
to its absolute purity. Read the following
GERTIF ICATEs:
Philadelphia, Sept. Q, 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which You u.s. that
poisonous substance Fusi OIL which is the character
istic injurious ingredient Whistles general
BOOTH GARRETT L cAMAC.
Analytical Chemists.
Now York. Sept 5, 1855
analysed sample Whisky received
Mr. Charles Wharton Jr, Of Philadelphia and having
carefully tested It, pleased state that is entirely free
poisonous deeerious substances It is unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R. CHIFFON, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, 1859
have chemical analysis of commercial samples Of
Chestnut Whisky which proves free from heheayy
Fusii Oils and perfectly pure and unadulteraed. The
this Whisky derived from the grain used in
featuring it. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer,
No. Is Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON. Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
ll6 Valiant street,
je2 lyGw PHIApELPHIA
CHADWIC2,S ROYAL PATENT DOUBLE SELF
" ACTING ARCHIMEDEAN
Vcntflator,
SMOKE CONDUCTOR And SPARK ARREsTER,
FOR
STEAM FIRE ENGINES,
Aud to yentAte any place where fresh Is required.
Warranted TO cure imperfect draft in Ghimneys.
STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE.
RA with description references will be forwarded
by mail WILLIAM GRIFFITHS,
Assignee and Manufacturer,
se6 sm No. sN5 RACE STREET Philadelphia, Pa.
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Thousands are daily speaking in the praise of
DIR. EAToE's LNFANELLE CoRDLAL.
aud whyf fails afford instantaneous relief
when given in time acts by magic one tria alone
willconvince you that what say is It contains
NO PAREGoRIe OR oPIATE
of any kind and therefore relieves by removing the
your child instead Of by deadeninz its sensbes For tb
commends itself the only reliable preparation now
known for Children Teehing Diasrea, Dysentery Gripping
Bowels Aeidy of the Stomach WIND Cold in the Head
and Group also ssftennghe Gums Reducing Inflammation
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving Pain has no aqua-
being anpasmodie 1t used with nnatnR eaceesAif ali
of Copvusion other Fits AS you valns life and
health yoa children and wish to them those sad
hlightng consequences which certain from the ns
Of narcotics which all other remedies for Infae Conn
plants composed take but Dr. Infae Cor
dial you rely upon 1t Il perfectly harmless and
nufe the delicate Infant Price 25ceats Full
tions accompany each bottle Prepared only By
CHURCH & DUPONT,
NJ tnnI d
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Nth ORLEANS aailp Crescent,
ssrtssx fs1ns General Lame.

17- .-, ---
4 ~ 4. sss,Y, addressed to Gen.
~ M, Nv fhe BrsClinr
Lane ay 4 esnaslaitsee ael,esSss yrk ash
ridge and Lane Ciah Of iiia ely q 9 !. =
fa6 gas {4ssBe4a4sB views ID regard ~ ie present
Wv ''s s. aarsaon has written the
ezas,s ule ae4aaos ssN's'
sHh5gined letter .sn,xssvaS i. d. New 81 1850
1884, ], N tIse l5th inst il received
hit #. she views Of the com,
I5e aearess WV "a ~ nss enclosed has not
M'tgas ws VII 4sss v6er request that should
xsa s ssses xsyestiofls as in nv Judgment,
ta NEHSefXe eur insatAtivAS anu uuA
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.

w. d j. II. STARR,
vs CAMDEN IRON WORK
Camden. New jersey,
--MannFacturersof-
All Kinds Of CASTINGS and APPARATUSfo or GAS WORKS.
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMEs,tor Retors and other
Houses.
REToRTs and all CASTINGS requlredt setting them nthe
attest and mosti improved modes.
WASHERS, coNDENsERs, sCRUBBERs and EXHAUST
ERs for relieving the Rotorssrom pressure
PURIFIERS varying rom 1900 100000 cubiceet daily
purifying capacity
STATION METERS Of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and SING With Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS,
STREET MAINS As inches diameter, for Water o.
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such as Branches. Bends,
Drips, Sleeves etc.
STOP VALVES from 30 inches either brassf aced pa.
WROUGHT IRON woRK--All the Smith and Sheet HoH
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Communications should be addressed to the PRINCE
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PHILADELPHIA. jel9 ly&M