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STRANGE, Bat TRUE.

Every young lady aud gentleman in the United
States can hear something much u their advantage
BY return mail (f.re OF cuargv) by addressing Ire
uuier-ixn-d. Those who have fea OF being hum
buged will obIi-e BY not noticing this card. AL
sthers will please address Ihgir ob,dieit ~er ant,
THOS. F. CHA MAN.
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ETHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
INVALID.
Iuul-hed for the benefit ard Caution 60 Ynu-E
Men and others. ho suffer from Nervous DEBILITY.
Premature Decay of Manhood. x, >ufp vi = al ie
time the means OF S-lfCu-c. 81 pac WHO ha~
cured mSelf after undergoing cOn- era hle iackery
By enclosing pos paid addressed envelope. single
copies, free Of char-e, may be had "f The author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ilsq
lyspTNSO Buskfvu. klrgs Co y Y
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SCEEECK'S SEAWEED TONIC

This med cine invented by DIR. J. II. Schenck
of Philadelphia, is intended to dissolve the fo"d
aud make il into chyme, the first process OF di-
gestiun. BY cleansing the stomach with Dr..
Scheuck's Mandrake Pills, the Tonic snon "a
stores the appetite and food that could not be
eaten before using 1t viii be easily djgested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck' :
Pulmonc Syrup uulrss the stomach and liver
is made healthy aud the appetite restored, hence
the Tome aud Pills are required in nearly every
case Of consumption. A half dozen bottles of
tie SEAW EED TONIC and three or four
boxes If the MANDRAKE PILLS VIII cure
any ordinary case of dyspepsia.
DrSclenck makes professional visits IN New
Boston, and 1T his principal office IN Phil
adclpha every week week. See daily papers
of each place, or his pamphlet Oh consumption
for his days for visit lJiou,
Please ask f5r~DT. Schenck's Mandake Pills.
and observe that two likueSses of the doctor are
on the Government stamp-one when IN the
last stage of consumption, and the other in his
present health.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price %
cents per box Principal Office, No. Is, North
9Th street, Philadelphia
General WEolesals Agents: Denas Barnes d
Co., u Park Row, New York :. :. HuEce,
lO3 Baltimore ST. Baltimore, Md.:Jchn d. Park,
\. z. corner Of Fourth and Walnut ST.. Cincin-
nafi Ohio; Walkor 4 Taylor, l34 and 1876 W "a
bash Avenue, chicago, H.: Collins Brothers,
southwest corner Of Second and Vine Sts., ST.
Louis No. i3dw.eamOl yTOct22
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W AR RED .

On the 9th Dec, at the residence Of 0. Y.
Giles, Esq, Chicago, | H., by Rev J. 4. Healev.
Mr. a. c. RANDALL, of Chicago and Miss
LOUISE R. BUTTERWORTH, Of Sparta
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New York Tea Company at WelISyiIle.
{. II. SIMMONS.

PARTNER AND SOLE AGHNT,
Fli'olr Ctizess: knowing that there exists
Great American Humbug Tea Companies, and
through their extensive advertising are fooling
the people of tins section, | have made eztcn-
sive arrangements for Jobbiug Teas as well as
Flour, Clothing and Dry Goods. and viii sell
Won by the chest, from ) pounds to 80, al d saw
ING Of nearly 20 per cent from any New YuTl,
House Of Tie same quantity. SIC to Zee.
Send IN your orders. Prices ard quality
guaranteed to suit, subject to be returned and
money refunded in every case.
c. Il. SIMMONS,
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DAILY TRIBUNE
Ten Dollars per auUUn.

Terms, cash IN advance.
Drafts on New York, or Post Oifce orders.
payable TO the order Of THE TRIBUNE. be-
ing saier, are preferable 10 any other mode of
remittance. SJ bscublrs WHO sead muHr. -,
Express must Drc~av CvUreS~ e. ar. "a :
TIE TRI BUNE. Ne york
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for wears from Nerv0us
Debility, Premature Decay. and all The effects Of
youthful inGiscreliou viii, the sake Of sut ring
Imanity, s-ud tree 10 all who need Il, tie recipe
aud directions for making iae simple remedy Is
which be was cured Sufferers wishing 10 profit ly
tae advertisers experience, can 10 20 ty addressing
JOHN B 'OG EN.
No Il Chanhe-s = New Work -rlyivS
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
IATE VAN BJ-REN .HOUSE1
WELESVILLE. Ny.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform their
L friends and IN" travelling public generally, that
lacy have Leased the above Hotel Cformery anOwu
&c The Van Burn Housc), and viii al all times be
really TO furnish them with first class accomm0da-
jlons on reasonable terms. An omnibus Il 10
and from the House meeting each train. Passengers
taken 10 and from the Hotel, free OF charge.
Regular line Of Stages 10 and ION CogderSport,
Pa, AMI White vile. leave the Hotel daily.
ZONES RTRE
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WelErille, Jan. /, 1886 3w

- A. winter IS rapidly approaching and
fires Will become more numerous. see To it that
vour buildings are insured. Call at the JoUR-
NAL OFFICE AGENCY. Policies issued in the
best Companies OF the country At fair rates,
.%-Earmers who have large barns with their
summers crop u them, VIII do well to see that
tlev are Insured No one who exercises com
mon discretion viii refuse To insure at this sea-
son of the year. Don't wait until II = too late
and then zay:~I meant to Ie nsured'' Pro-
cra.~1inajion not only steals ,Iae but very often
both time aud money.
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MARCHING ON /!
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES

Water must oe adapted ~ th~ ..al4Te Of The FISH
O. here will be no increase and the human body
m uH contain impurities. there will be sickness
The whose bowels and blood have been eiesIIstd
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BEANDRETH,s PILLS

NAV walk through infected districts without fear
The lif. of the f'-h is IN tn. blood To -s-curr
be 18th we must USE BRANDREThS PILLS. be-
cause cauuot be sick hui from unhealthy accumu-
b.. the bowels or he blood, waIcu Br nd rih's
20 move; this method l. following ure and l.
a.. aud has stood the test of time. Se'- b. Bran
Gret in white letters in the Government stamp
Sold By all Druggists
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y Ions al Jas ! Vcs', on GcncSeC-t uTks u fjDe
Creek
% Tons near John /. WiIJur'~. in Hector
LECIEN BIRD.
Brooklsnd Ia. Dec Il. 1866. If
THE MASON g. RAKLIE CABINET ORGANS.
Forty ditrreat styles apteI sacred aad secular
music for go TO s. = eaeb. FIFTY on Z Gold or
Silver MrdaI- o. OtHes frs premiums awarded them
Illustrated C.,,ao-aes free ,Ad irrs- NJ A~GN y HAM
LIN. or MASON \ uAALIa New i ork.
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TIE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

Tuesday Evening Jan. Is, 1867.
Local and General.
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We EkLT TRIBUNE.

Mail subscribers single copy yr-52 numbers-s2 90
Mail subscribers, cIubs Of W
Ten cupirs or over, addressed 10 names OF sub
>eTheTs, 20
Twenty cop;es addressed TO su5scrbers-------34 90
Len coPe> 40 one ''4dE - %
An extra copy will be sent for each club Of ten.
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ono, but we have not room for it. There
is no ono in this section, however, that
needs to BIO convinced on this point. we
quote the following sharp language:
"Maximilian has been shot ! Though he
had done so much to provoke the deed,
the civilized and humane do, nevertheless,
shuddcr at it, and turn away their sympa-
thies from the people who were barbarous
enough to perpetrate it,. 1t true that our
Government talked to Mexico against par
barity; but our deed of holding Jefferson
Davis under an Indictment for treason
neutralized that talk and stamped it with
hypocrisy"
Again: After saying that MAzzINI and
GARrBALD1 may yet be prisoners of war
and have quoted against them Mr.. CHAsE's
opinion, Mr.. SMITH adds:
"Had our revolutionary fathers failed,
and Washington and Franklin been hung
for treason at the close Of the civil war,
this opinion of the Chief Justice would
cover and justify the heart-rending and
heaven-appalling deed"
And yet again:
"The Chief Justice asks: Son what
sound principle then can we say judicially
that the levying Of war ceases to be trea.
son when the war becomes forrnidabie!'
I answer that when, in any instance, it be-
comes so formidable as to induce Congress
to take it out of the jurisdiction OF his
court and to bring it under the law OF
war, he is then bound to say judicially
that this is an instance of levying war
which is not treason, and with which bis
court has therefore nothing to do"
Wecan give only one more extract:
zone reason why we should not cali
men traitors, who are not legally and just
ly chargeable with treason, is that the
traitor is looked upon as seeking personal
and selfish ends, and as therefore worthy
of our deep adherence. StoneWali JACK
sou, killing men to serve personal ehos'
and active in rebellious movement con-
demned of the people, would have been an
abhorred and detested man. But Stone
wall Jackson, 'arm and soul in public
cause-living, battling, dying for millions,
is, even in our eyes, who regard that cause
as bad one, sublime being"
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Tho Alexandria State Journal is Of
course joking when it says that the Dis
patch must be running Radical race with
the Wing. We are quite willing that the
Wing shall take its own course, especially
as its new tack ensures to the Radical
party decent organ in Virginia mo re-
Election upon the JournaD. But we are
not running in that direction. We are
ready to battle with the Wing, the EnQul-
rer, or "any other man." save HUNNIcUTT,
in defence of whatever we believe to be
right. We do not propose to tie ourselves
to any party. We are on not the Abe
marie platform, but the Charlottesville
Chronicle platform-absolute indepcnd-
ence. Nevertheless, we certainly do like
to see Radical skinned.
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LETTER PRG3l PROFESSOR LARRABEg or A LOUIS
VILE SCHOOL BOOK.

LETTER PRGN PROFESSOR LARRABEg OK A LOUIS
WILLIE SCHOOL BOOK.
From the Aberdeen tMlss.) Examiner.
ABERDEEN FEMALE COLLEGE. May 81. 1867.
A good thing has happened. A man has arisen
In the South who has made better ariihm.hc
than pavies,s or R9binsons or any other In exten-
srn publishing house. The man is p. A. Towne,
formerly General Principal Of the Barton Acsds-
PMorton Co., Leai s KY mouse Is '0nn
We have used Towns's Arithmetic In the COL
lese Department OF this Institution during the
sion just DOW closing, and find 1t 80 far superior
to all competitors that We have determined here
after to use no other Mr.. Towne's treatment Of
the ieus parts, and indeed Of ALL parts OF the
subject IS in the very best style Of the expert
enced teacher. The arrangement Is in some re-
spects new, and els SO manifest an improvement
oughtto be-, by ali arithmetic makers. The public
Is Indebted to SIR. Towne for decided step In ad .
vance In the department Of popular education.
twelve years without change beyond the correc-
ton OF q few errors.
We have the pledge, OF both author and pub.
has been in some notorious cases, with new edi-
ton every year or two and some times two year.
each SO different from its predecessors that they
cannot be used Ia the SAME class, and yet without
any improvement worth mentioning. At tho be-
ginning OF the current scholastic year, We had
in . Davies's Intellectual Arithmetic" We sent
successfully to two different houses for supply
OF them, and received books In both cases that
could not be used with those We had. and so dif-
ferent from each other that they could not be used
together. This was true Of both the f" Practical -
and the Intellectual Arithmetic" We gave up
the pursuit and made other arrangements. make
his statement for the purpose merely Of furnish.
inz an Illustration OF great evils which ought 10
be abated, not with 9 view Of dispaxaging Da.
viess Arithmetic, which Is !nirtnsfcaliY q very
good book. The publishers OF 1t, MessYs Barnes
g Co, OF New York, are 4nterprtnng, worth
gentlemen, who deserve well Of che pubic Some
extant. 1888
Professor Bumpss, Of this institution, has beon
using Towne's Algebra, and pronounees il also q
very superior work. From my inspection of the
book. and my examination Of his class from time
judgment
have also seen recently q copy OF Towns's Pri.
mary Arithmetic. which strikes me as most ex-
esllent treatise, vol adapted TO the capacity Of
young children. In fact, think Mr.. Towne. rs an
author OF school books in the department OF ma,
themaaes, 10 1.-The right man in the right place.
and hope his works will be extensively kdopteS
BY teacher. have no connection Whatever witn
either the author or the pubiishsr and write only
In the fntareat of the public nelthef would
commend book merely bseause OF Its southern
wherever he may live, to encourage homn enter.
prise and home productions OF genuine merit.
!y17-sS .. e 6AARASk1.
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DIED.

On the Sd of July, 1857, WILLIAM and MARY,
twins Of William w. and Mary Jane Turner,
New Kent county, Va, aged four months and four
days.
Danville papers will please copy.
On Monday, 18th instant, SALLIB PALMER,
only daughter of David NJ. and Sallie P. Lea.
Her funeral will take place THIS wednesday,
dsnce, on Main street between Foushee and Id
ans. The friends OF the family and Of her grand
father, William Palmer, are invited to attend.
On Tuesday the 10th instant, CHARLES
land, but for the last fifteen years Il resident of
this city. aged thirty seven years.
His funeral will take place from st. Peters Ca
tholic Cathedral HIS "Wednesday AFTERNOON
stI o'clock. he friends ard acquaintance of
the family are respectfully invited to attend with
out further notice.
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The BanlIruDt Law,

IF We may believe the reports we hear,
the bankrupt law is likely to prove to be
the greatest nuisance of the age. No suit
can now be prosecuted without first con-
sulting tho bankrupt law. No deed of
trust can be executed, no mortgage be
made, no lien acquired, upon any PERSONS
property, real or personal, which is not in
some mysterious way affected, or liable to
be affected, by the bankrupt law. We
take leave to say that no such bankrupt
law is in force. The one passed by Con-
gress was never intended for mysterious
purposes; and no member would dare to
ayow that he had voted for law which
would destroy all contracts, uproot all
confidence in business circles, and de-
prive man of the right of disposing Of
his own property. Neither does the law
interfere with liens already acquired, I'M
less acquired by fraud. Here is an ex-
tract from section 20:
"When q creditor has q mortgage or
pledge Of real OF personal property of the
bankrupt, or q lien thereon for securing the
payment of debt owing to him from the
bankrupt, he shall be admitted as q credi.
tor only for the balance of the debt after
deducting the value Of such property u
ETC., etc.
That is, the creditor gets all the money
obtained for the property mortgaged OF
under lien, and then comes in for his share
of the rest of the bankrupt's effects. Here
is an extract from section IA:
"And prouided ,ftuther, That no mort
gage Of any vessel, or of any other goods
or chattels, made as security for any debt
or debts, in good faith and for present con-
siderati0nS, and otherwise valid, and duly
recorded, pursuant to any statute of the
United States, or of any State, shall be in
validated or affected hereby"
The law is very strict as against fraudu-
lent conveyanccs of every description, but,
construed Us whole, is not the bugbear
which it has become common to represent
it. In the "forms and proceedings in
bankruptcy" prepared under the direc-
ton of the Supreme Court of the United
States in Schedule A will be found the
following heading:
"Creditors Holding Securities"
And under this heading blank forms for
specifying the property which is thus
held. Here is one which will serve as q
specimen:
mote of A B, Specifying date, amount,
and when duel,
"Note Of G D, &C.,
"Note Of Z F, &C.,
"Delivered to said Jones (the creditor) as
collateral security for his debit
Liens acquired under the operation Of
the laws Of the States are also provided
for.
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Court OF CoNCILIATIoN.-In the House
Monday resolution was referred to the
Judiciary Committee declaring valid and
binding the decisions Of military courts
and commissions made in civil cases when
tried in States lately in rebellion where
no civil courts were in operation.
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M SUMMER COMPLAINTS AXE SAID
to be quite prevalent throughoutthe country win
adults well as children, and In certain secEohS
have proved unusually fatal These diseases ~
yariably arise from imprudence In diet, coid' OF
excessive heat, and commence their attacks upon
the stomach and bowels IN various ways. LOSE OF
appetite, sour stomach, indigestion, pains IN 'ne
abdomen, and frequent and unnatural discharges
are the most common symptoms whenever any
Of these make their appearance the sunerer eau
find instant relief by the use Of BAKERS b1rTBRs'
the only safe and certain remedy yet discovered.
We have known this medicine to be used In nun
drsds Of cases for diarrhea, dyspepsia' enolera
morbus, cramp cholic, chills and fevers, loss OF
appetite, indigestion, and general debility, and 40
not hesitate to say that it has fully established IN
almost every instance the claim to being certain
and speedy cure for each and all OF them. For one'
the writer of this has long looked upon these BIZ
tsrs as the most valuable family medicine within
his knowledge, and could not be induced 70 give
MP It's use at any price: He therefore recommends
It to all who stand in need OF purely Vesetaoie
tonic and corrector OF the stomach and bowels.
These celebrated Btters can be had OF all proml'
neut druggists In Virginia. Also OF CAsBf' dlL-
PIN Co.. Baltimore. Orders filed BY addressing
E. BAKER, Proprietor,
iva Richmond, Va. box 3a3.
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OLD VIRGINIA GONE.-In the Radical
caucus in Washington night before last
Mr.. WILSON, Of Massachusetts, stated that
the election in Virginia would probably be
held in September, and the result would
astonsh the nation. He was certain that
the majority which Virginia would give
would place her in the first rank of the
States Of the Union.
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GO TO
T HALHIMER'S if You want the cheapest
a osiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs,
A lpacas, Black Silks, Grenadines,
L awns, Organizes, Berages,
a ernanis, Tamartines, Soil de Paris,
Insertions, Edgings, Cambria Bands,
N uslins, Cambrcs, Brilliants, Dimity,
z nglish and French Cassimsres, Marseilles,
& ibbons, Mts, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Linens,
8 Tx Fans, Parasols, Umbrellas, &c., &C.,
aswe are selling of
AT AND BELOW COST at
No. SIS BROAD STREET,
between Third and Fourth streets.
uyl5-tsl
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EpectUI Notices.

EH-o OH! SUCH BEAUTIFUL HAIR, SUCH
LOVELY CURLs every one exelains. And why
Because that person uses CHALFAaT's Cooo
CREAM-the only preparation that retains Inc
hair In crimps. Ask for
CHALPAET's COCO CREAM.
The druggists keepit. Jy IL"
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p~ SPECIAL SOTICE.-THoAAs K. PRICE
b co will on tomorrow, July 18th, remove "
tbsir new building. corner Eleventh and Nam
streets. Their customers and friends Will pieAse
bear this In mind .,.;,
They take this occasion to return thanks 10 .heii
,.,a,ds who have 80 kindly sustained them ior 30
many pas. years. and trust that, with more em,
gible position and increased facilities tney VIZ
ha better prepared to meet their wants IN Inc iu'
ture. pprcr co.
~ INV Hull AZ -
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GgaRIr SMITH maintains his consistency
as philantbropist. He is out in another
Circular, in which he makes some good
points as against Chief Justice CHAsEs opin-
ion OF treason as pronounced at Raleigh.
MI. SMITH argues to prove that although
ieVying war against the United States "
IS treason, yet the trainers of the Consti-
tuition never meant their language to in.
clnde such case as that of the men en-
gagged on the southern side in the late
civil war. The argument IL o conclusive
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-17

We are requested to call attention once
more to the convention to be held at
Point Pleasant, Mason county, West Virgil
MIA, on the 25th instant, for the purpose of
furtheriug the interests of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, and to advise the ap-
pointment of delegates to represent Rich
mond iii the same.
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A DISTINGUISHED REPUDIATOR.-The
Washington Chronicle OF yesterday pro-
nounced the President .".repudiator."
1t also heads his message in large letters
Reputation Isn't the Chronicle afraid
of injuring the public credit? Is so pro-
minent journal to be allowed thus to at
tempt to break down the Government?
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GueciRZ Notices.
sT THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON AP
PREACHING, the large stock OF the Ciotnln'

sT THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON Ar
PREACHING, the large stock OF the Ciotnins
House OF
JOHN 8. DEYL1H,
No. 1907 MALI sTR1ET,
must be sold at once to make room Tor inc a'os.
now being manufactured and, to insure LILLE ohu
In the shortest possible time,
uHPREC DKHTED BARG A Hs
SUMMER CLOTHING
may DO relied upon, and 1t is the determination Oh
the house that
NOT A SINGLE ARTICLE OF SUMNER WEAR
SHALL REMAIN ON BAND
n nrices commensurate with the present nara
times can command customers and
insure sales.
Beautiful Linen Suits,
Chaste Duck Suits, and
EVERY FASHIONABLE STYLE w aAnm'" 40
AT
10. 1907 Main street.
Uyr1
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RenZ Estate AgencieS.

A GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
"A or LANDS IN VIRGINIA.-With a view TO
aid those in this State who have lands for sae, rs
we'll as to invite Industrious Immigrants with capt
tai to settle In Virginia, the undersigned has
opened an office In the city OF Richmond. Va, on
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets,
for the purpose Of negotiating for the purchase Of
FARMING and MINERAL LANDS, MILL SITES,
&c.
Parties having lands for sale, and who will con.
tract to sell at moderate rates, at my option giving
me sufficient time (say three or four monthSlto
effect the same, viii most likely be able to dis
pose OF their property, II they furnish me with
full description as to location, quantity price, &C.
My acquaintance with the northern people Is ex!
tsnsive, and with a thorough knowledge OF the
lands In Virginia, hope to succeed In giving en-.
tire satisfaction to both buysr and seller.
Twill charge q commission 70 tho purchaser. bat
nothing to the seller, as propose to cork Jor the
purchaser, and not for the vender.
1 respectfully invite communication with me,
either personally or by letter and II, upon exam.
nation the lands offered are thought TO DO desra.
BILE and cheap, will provide the necessary con.
tracts and recommend IN EN- tn my northernlriends,
using my influence and best exertions 10 effect
sales. FRANKLIN sTEARES,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary,
Richmond, Va.
Messrs. James D. Blackwell, attorney st law, and
B. H. Smith will act as my confidential agents.
Ia nrn