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FAMILY CASES

Of35 TO 60 large Viais. morocco or rose
wood case. continuing "a specific for
every ordinary Cisease n family II
subject TO, and books OF DIRECTIONS
Smaller Family and travelling cases, withe2
70 y Vals----------- s----- - rom - 10 &c
Specifies fer al Privnfe Diseases, both for
Curing and FOR Preventive treatment. IN
walls and pocket cases --------------froln 81 to 81
PONDS I-NTRACT,
Cures Burns, Bruiscs. LRmeEess- Soreness.
Sore Throat Sprain-,T Oothaehe, Earache,
Neufalgia, rheumatism, IuHnBag0, Piles,
-R0ils, Stings, sore Eyes, bleeding OF the
Lungs. Nose, SfOnsachs or of Plies, COrns'
Ulcers, Old Sores.
Price, 6 o., so cents; Pints, 81 o Quarts,
Sl.75.
~ These Remedies, except PONDS EXTR act,
by the case or single boz, are sent to any part OF the
country, by mai or express, free Of charge, On receipt
of the price.
ALL LETTERS MUST BE ADDRESSED
Humphrey Specific
= Homeopathic Medicine Company,
Office and Depot, No. SCI BROADWAY, New York.
FOR SALE b DRUGGISTS
WHOLESALE AGESTs.-Burnhams & Van Setback,
HurIburt & Edsall, Chicago, Ills jerks d Gordon,
st. Paul, MINI. Brown, Weber Il Graham, St Louis,
No Farrand. Shelley 4 Co, Detroit, Mich.
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You intend! but good intentions won't do
for premiums in the Washington Life.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-03-11

PRUssING's Celebrated Cider Vinegar is the
best in the market. Ask your grocer for it.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-03-11
Why
Because

They know the ingredients
of which they are made.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-03-11

Ta tho Iadfes-Madans B0paT0g's csrJil Balm
ofsyTiSuIa for Female COmplaints, the safest and most
reliable remedy ever known Msrranted IN All cases
q MANSFIELD. 81. D., 100 Main st. Worcester, Mass.
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A POLICY issued by the Washington in 1861,
for $4,000, in 1866 hadincreased to 81, 1920.
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As AN inducement to Yankee immigra-
ton, it is averred that the wars and execu
tons have so thinned out the men in Mex
leo that the young women of that country,
many of whom are of great beauty, have
hardly q hope of marrying.
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A Book for the Million.
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The GREAT SOOTHING REMEDY,

Airs. Cures Colo and Gripping NJ Price
hhitcOnlO'Ss the Bowels, and facilitates, 2S
syrup. the process Of Teething. Cents.
Mrs. Subdues Commissions and Price
NhItcomb's, OyercOmes all diseases incif 25
SYRUP dent TO tnfauts and Ghildrenl Cents.
Mrs Cures Diarrhea, DysentsryJ Price
NhiIcOmb'si Summer Complaint in Chl3 25
syrup. dren OF all ages. T Cents,
II is the Great Infants and Children's Soothing Ram.
edy in all disorders brought on By Testhing or any other
cause Prepared b. toe esrWftOH 8tedicine Co.,
Sold b druggist and d~salsrsin medicines evsryxhers.
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SptciM uOtttrs.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
The Senson nnd ms Dnngers.

The human brdy is chiefly composed of tissues and
6bres as sensitive TO every change in the condition OF
the atmosphere as the most delicate electrometer,o or
the ouicks liver in a barometer tube.
The stomach, the skin, the nerves, the lungs, ana the
the e~xcretOry organs are especially Liable 10 be anected
by these variations, and the best defense against their
disastrous tendency is TO keep the digestive machinery,
whieh leeds and nourishes the whole SYSTEM IN gooo
working order
nor The bile can be in a healthy state, and upon the
fitness OF these two important fluids Tor the oihces
assigned to them by nature, and the regularity OF their
flow. health in a great measure depends When the
arr Is heavily laden with chilling vapors, as II often Is al
this season of the year, the digestion should be an
object of peculiar care. If 1t Is weak and langulo, the
whole physical structure viii be enerysted- IL 1t Is
vigorous, the entire organization viii be strong TO resist
the untoward and depressing influence OF a damp and
viuated atmosphere
A uure and powerful tonic is therefore especially
needed as a safeguard against the diseases most com
nom in the spring. and Hostetter's Stomach Bltters
being the most wholesome and potent medicine OF the
class al present known, a course OF u IS particularly
advisable at this period of the year. The stomach WI
thereby be toned and strengthened, the hVer ana
bowels regulated, the nervous system braced up, ana
nature put in a state of active defense against the
miasma which superinduces intermittent and remlttent
feyers. rheumatisms, nervous debility, headache, hypo-
chondria and other complaints which are apt 10 assan
the uptoned end unfOrtihed organizations. The body
is strengthened without exciting the brain, ana conse,
ouently no unpleasant reactIen follows its reylv1ng ana
rannvafinp OneratfOn.
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PRIVATE medical aid. Read DR.. Whittier's
Advertisement.
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MADE SEQ last winter" So writes a farmer who
4 bought the Hunters GEide." Any man or boy can
have lots of fun, game and money, by buying the only
reliable book that tells how to hunt, fish, trap, tan furs,
&c. &c. 27,OOJ already sold. Near 100 pages. Sent by
mail to you for on'y . cents Send to
HUNTE 4 co., Publishers,
Hinsdale, N II.
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Brick Hand Machine
"EenWnNYI is WEALTRU-ERAHKlIN.

"Ee0HOAsY IS WEALTH. FRANKLIN.
NWTHY will people pay SO or more for \ SEWING
Se MACHSE when 81 will buy one that has a
Standard reputation, Is double thread, complete Win
Table. constructed upOn entirely new and practical
pringiples. runs by friction, and eXcels al others. These
celebrated Machines, JUNV fregsfa. are intended Tor
poor people who want TO save time, labor and money.
AGENTS Wanted Machines sent 10 Agents and green
array TO needy families For circulars and reduced
prices. address J. g OTIS 4 Co, or franklin and
Diamond S. 81 Co, Box 81, Boston, Mass
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No HU1mrG. IL is lraTTaate3 to cure lost or impaired
Taste, Smell OF Hearing, Watering or Weak Eyes,
Offensive Breath, liberated Throat or Mouth, Pain and
pressure IN the Head. and Loss OF Memory, When
Catarh- 1t / pleasant and painless to use, contains no
srong poisonous or causnc drugs, but cures by It's mild
sOOfiing action.
l will pay SEQ Reward foe a case of Catarrh thatI
cannot cure.
For Sale by most Druggists Everywhere.
PRICE ONLY 80 CENTS.
If your Druggist has not yet got il on sale, don't be
put on with some worse than WORTHLESS strong stuff,
'fumfgatOr,N or poisonous caustic solution. which will
drrstbs diseass % he ttggS instead of curing II. but send
sixty cents to me and the remedy viii reach you by
return mail -Four packages, postpaid, s.: one dozen
for s.
Send a two cent stamp for Dr.. Sage's Pamphlet on
Catarrh- Address the proprietor,
AN. PElRCE. d. ID. BuEEALO. Y.
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31DAYS

Made by one Agent. selling SmvER's PATENT ELASTIC
BROoM. Over $4,000 now in use. Recommended by
Hon. Harace GTeebg and AMei ioan AgTicnlHriSf. One
county reserved for each Agent G. A. CLFGG 4 Co.
IS C0rtlGHdf 81, " =, or l6 Washington 81, Chicago, H.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-03-11
Why

Isit that DR.. Roback's Steu-
ach Bitters increase III sale
every year?
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-03-11

"ATER-PROOF PAPER, for Out and
w Inside of Buildings-
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"ANTFD! -AGENTS "A SIS Hunting
az Gase Wnfch F~ree.-Given gratis TO ever live
m1nwho will act as agent in a new, light and honorable
business. paying SD per day, sure, No Gift Enterprise.
No HumbuE- 3,0C0 sold in one week
Address r. MONROE KENNEDY = co,
Ptfshurch. Pa
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Why

Are DR.. Roback's Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills.
the best remedies taken to-
gether for the cure of all
diseases of the blOod-2 .l1
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EPILEPSY DRIFTS

Successfully treated Permanent cures effected or no
charge. Send stamp for circular, terms, &c. Address
J. X. ROSS, Noblesville, Ind
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$4,000 FOR S.,
READ BEFORE TURNING AWAY.
HEAVY PAYMENTS 1IET WITH A FIVE
DOLLAR BILL.
Little Risk with Fair Prospects Of
Heavy Gains.

Try 1t! We pledge ourselves to give, each th'
following articles enumerated below
for Five Dollars:
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TO coNsUMPTLNES,

Sold at Milwaukee by II. BoswoRTH &SoSs, GREENE
7 BUTTON, RICE 4 RISING, BRAKE BROS, DoHNENi
,cHNrIDT & Co. and all Milwaukee Druggists.
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Property Valued at 100000 Left to
the United tat GOvernment-Th
TestatOr Wants Ii Applied to the
Payment OF the Public Debt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-04

4 New YORKER CAUSES THE ARREST OF
HIS FATHER-SINGULARC Casa rather sim
gular instance, as yet only partially de-
Yeloped, occurred in South Baltimore yes
terday. AS the Washington train was leav-
ing the Camden station of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad yesterday afternoon a
man was observed to jump from the plat
followed by another and younger man, who
rapidly gained on the pursued, and called
breathlessly to officer Fairbanks to arrest
him. The officer, suspecting the fleeing
individual had been attempting to tighten
the pockets of some of the passengers on
the train, fastened to comply with the
request, and took the man into GUS
tody, and, followed by the more youthful
parsonage, proceeded to the southern sta
tion-housc. The latter here represented
himself rs Thomas Ii. Wills. of New York,
and preferred II charge against the person
arrested, whose name he gave rs Thomas
Wills, and claimed him as his father, OF
having escaped from BlackwePs Island, N.
Y. The prosecutor claimed that his parents
had within the past few years separated,
and that New York court-the family
being residents of that city-had granted
the wife nine dollars per week alimony,
which his father refused to pay, and for this
offence he was incarCcratcd on BLACKWELL
island, from which lie nau cScapeu, ana Tic
son desired his arrest on the charge OF
being al escaped convict. The father
took the matter of the arrest with per-
feet Indifference apparently, and stated
that he had at one time been an in
mate of BIackwelFs Island, though on what
charge he was unable Oh unwilling to say,
and stated that he had repeatedly attempt
ed to live with his family, but had never
been able to do so with any degree Of COM
fort, and had therefore separated, and also
that he was unable and did not intend to
pay the aforesaid alimony to the aforesaid
wife, The af1ectionatc son of his fond
"paricnt" requested that his father might
be committed to await the arrival of wit
ncsscs from New Y ork, which request was
complied with, and an examination de-
ferred by Justice Jardcn until this after
noon, when further developments will pro-
badly hc made. Both men were rcspccta-
bly, attred, aud the son is about twenty
five years of asc.-Balttmore Gazette.
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Foreign News.

f. -.f r'.t ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 3.-The Oaks stakes attract
cd large crowd. The (aVorites were beaten
Much money changed hands. Six horse:
started. Gamos won by three lengths, an(
Sunshine came in second. ~. i (.
The New York,yachts will compete for tho
Dovertown cup. The course is from Dover
to Bologne and return. 49, -.
The Government is taking extra precau.
tions against the Fenians, of whose inten
tons it has private information. The
guards are doubled ut the dock-yards and
naval stations throughout Great Britain
and fires are kept burning in all the vessels
Of the Government. ...., r tfs~
LIVERPOOL, June 3.-Twenty- one thou.
sand emigrants, mostly Irish, left for Anne
RIGA during May. =. :. ....iS s.. ~. RS
DUBLIN, june 23.-The final passage Of
the Irish bill is regarded favarably by the
press of Ireland. ,s-,Es-s - ,4tE
LONDON, June S.-The alleged Fenlans,
DaYitt and Wilson, are again before the
court. The proof shows that they have
been distributing arms In Ireland and the
north of England. d.sr. - ?
The Government continues its precar.
tions against the Fenians.
Shirley Brooks succeeds Mark Lennon
on Punch. 5<'.12 @-...., ...'@
~sa5 FRANCE.
PARIS, June 3.-The High Court for the
trial of the regicides has commenced. Sc.
yeral of the prisoners are held for trial.
Second Dispatch. frs<,:
PARIS, June 3.-The High Court will
meet ON June 50th for the trial Of the
regicides.
PARIS, June 3.-The physicians report
the value of vaccination rs preventive OF
smallpox to have been demonstrated In
this city during the last month.
4 @tN r SWITZERLAND. ,,
ZURICH, June Captain Duncan Came
ron, whose Imprisonment by King Theodo-
rus caused the Abyssinian war, is dead.
ROME, June 3.-After the proclamation of
the infa1libility of the Pope, june 10Th, the
Ecunlenical Council will adjourn to Octo-
Der 9th. ,r '2its =, -
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Politics in Wilmington. N. g..

publican County Convention, which closed
its session here last evening, nominated Il
negro Tor the Senate and three negroes for
the Lower House Of the Legislature also,
Il negro candidate for sheriff. Great dis.
satisfaction is expressed by many white
and some colored Republicans, and new
Convention will probably be held. It is
feared by some leaders Of the party
that the disposition shown by the negroes
to monopolizc the offices in the counties in
which they have the majorities has Il disas-
trous effect on the result in the elections in
the interior counties which now have Re.
publican white Inajorities. The partner
ship between the negroes and the northern
resident Republicans known at the South
as ''carpet-baggers" seems to be com
pletely dissolved. ~,1t
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TELE,GsIlRAlPHIg NEWS

0eW K1rk Sleek and Money Market.
ssNRWYonki June q Moon. -sssocks stronx. no.
nes easy es sGA % cent. Sterling Exchnnger.Lonr
ise; short, iisA Gold, tIes United StStes Bonds :.
e'2es sss, iisa. Tennessee IS, sex-csupona s,i
now. Ssh Ytrsinia 6,s, exacoupons, eoa new, co.
kcHisfaha a's--old ses now, "a. Leyee g,s, ssa.
s's o. Alabama s,s, ioi; s,ss7 10 Georgia s,s, ss
ia, osa. North Carolina 6s-4old iAst = new. ,s
South Carolina ss-Old, % new, go. i 8
Ecsntag. Money, s@5i Per cent. sterlipr nx.
change Arm. Gold, 1iasea1las. Governments arm
s-so's 81 1l2s. Southern Securities quiet and
steady. E,'..Fr - a 1u'
& 6fghe.-Money easy: prime discounts, otD7 ne,
rent. The supply OF money IL largely In excess
OF tho demsnd. Sterling Exchange quiet and
Hrfn at loaa@lto. Gold opened lower. ranr,np
from: 1ldSfalha, and during the afternoon Was
frner and active ut il4lG9tI4l.
sdoycrnments opened dull, were strong during
the afternoon, and closed very strong and active
with large sales In csc and CTS; 6's. coupona
III; 'e?s, l12t '64's lIa 1858, MI; new, la
'67's, nat 'Gs's, llaa 1o-4o's 1859. - ~ ~
southcrn Securities opened higher In Tennes-
see e's, which were quoted ut slsG1e2a; old 5sk65
5ss. Other stocks were lrm, and c'oscd quiet and
steady intlic afternoon, with little doing. -,
/ Tennessee 6's, el2; new, S. Virginia s,R, 90
new 90. Louisiana ss 10; new. 7a. Levee o's, 7ss
S's, %. Alabama s's, io1s; SIS, 7s. Georgia SIS.
IS rs, a5. North Carolina e's, Sa3; new, rs.
South Carolina e's, % new, 80. - I'm $
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nriyate cable dispatch from Paris says
the nress reports are true that the native
Christians are numbering the Jews in large
numbers in the Turkish empire. -. ~.
A company of negroes have organized fol
the purpose of building colored MOTEL al
indianapolis, Ind, to which no white per-
sons will be admitted. ...
The Rev. Horace Cooke applied very re-
Gently to firm of; theatrical agents in New
York. desiring to go on the stage. He If
sure he will make a sensation.
The Spanish authorities are proceeding
with 1rreat yiror against Free MasOns III
cuba. All lodges there are prohibited by
statute. and they are proceeded against loi
the violation Of that law.
Mrs. Owen Francs, of Pekin, ILL.,, placed
the muzzle Of Il gun against her breast, on
Tuesday, pulled the trigger with 4 string,
and blew her heart to atons., Cause, do
mcstic mielicity.
Alta recent trial in France the foreman OF
the iury, placing his hand on his heart ana
with a voice choked with emotion, gave in
the following verdict The accused is
guilty, but we have our doubts as to the
identity"
negro tried to saw his own head OIL
with jack-knifc in q church on Sunday
morning at Madison, in Georgia: Beng BEN IN H.
tc,rInted by some of the congregation, nc
enid he was :" driven to the act by the NOR
dinatc length of the sermon"
An American traveller in Italy has dumb
founded Che By sss0qsl s pro
s' o 1n;Ti make roads and lay out pleasure
,ro,,nds nnon its rocky sides, bulid hoteis,
sns saa on down IT. ' py
an nt,. nslp ysi ANY itn for a this outlay,
aud an,sss d fortune besides, DO VIII ehssgss .
4 ssasa n sdnlsNen les from OBJ who Tssn 70
step Up aSd see ths saews s
yaus .shegsys wess killed eng ssE .seEl.
cuaiy wounded on the NngatsAed pes $50
ssd Laekawanna railroad "Wednesday BY
She running OF an unattached car on On
inclined grade. The car plunged through
tie trestle-work Of the PasAac bridge, car.
rying them headIong from height sot
twenty-five feet. Eleven escaped without
hurt. n 8tEf5ah
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-04

DIsRAELI AND GOODWIN SMITH.--Muy -.
To the Right Hon. i. Disracli Sir,-In
your Lothdir you Introduce al Oxford Pro
fcssor who is about to cmlgrate to America,
and YOU describe him rs social parasite.
You we'll know that if you had venturcd
10 openly accuse me Of any social bascness
YOU would have to answer for your words,
hut when sheltcring yourself under literary
forms of II work OF fiction you seek to ira
duce with impunity the social character OF
"a political opponent your expressions can
touch no mans honor. They are stinglcss
insults Of a coward. .....
Your obedient servant,
GOIDwIN SMITH
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snlseake and 5aas 1asasessd-How
many q Men are at work Nippon mo

Naesalpeasse and vMa6 Massrasd --xsa~
y aHny Men arc at work Hpon mo
!. From the Kanaw i. journal ~ 4
Messrs. b III. Worthain 4; Brother , aro
wor ,l u an9ut one hundred hands at and
~, . sas gus Oh hanawha. They are now
e r,ss mn 10 biastang out the & Vanbibber
thirty three feet In the solid rock. -
Major McMahan is working about twenty
mem ut Loup creek, prinefnaisv ~, ,,,.
sonry. Mr.. o Conner, 5ust below i, sv wa msi..
ing about thirty men; Mr.. vaughn = nj
Forest Hill, has about sixty hands ern.
ployed. principally colored men; Messrs,
Kerr & Myers have; about one hundred
creek; Mr.. Vaughn Is working about
eighty men above Clifton; and Major Nc.
Mahan, at Paint creek, is working about
at Coaiburgh and above Mr.. Burke has
| about thirty men employed. Triee& Hum
Ter. at Cabin creek, have about fifty men,
and MIR. Powers, just below Cabin creek,
has about twenty-five mon employed. Mr..
Cross has about one hundred and fifty men
| employed from Lens S to Fields's creek, and
Dir. Mcdonald has about sixty men at work
near by. .,-.s.ss..r r. 80. .s.@s a
Mr.. Graves has about forty men at work
Just above Maiden, and Mr.. Hill has about
fifteen hands just below, Mt Donnally's. Mr..
Cady, just opposite Charleston, is working
| about one hundred hands. Messrs. Ward &
McCardle have abont ten men at work I'M
| mcdiately below Charleston. Messrs. Fa-
| loon and Courier have about forty men at
work near Davis's creek. They have a
large quantity Of rock out for Dayis's Creek
bridge. Thomas Crogham, who bought
out a. FL. Wilson, Is working about thirty
hands near j. Ii. Thomas's. Morton & Ma
| tier have about twenty men at work Mt Hun
ter's stretch, and Mr.. Warren, just below, at
Two-and- Three-Q Quarter Mile creek, about
| thirty men. Mr.. Warren bought section 40
from Mr.. Donahoo, and is also working
about thirty men at Coalsmouth. Mr..
Wynnc bought out Hubbard & McCurdy's
contract for masonry over Coal river, and
is working some thirty or forty men at
Coalslnouth. Messrs. Lee, Seymour d
| Houston have large number of men at
work ut POor'S hill. Mr.. Carter has force
Of some $50 men at work in Peay's valley,
and Mcssrs. Randolph & Co. are working q
large force near Mud river. Bibb & Tahfer
have recently started eighty men Mt work
near Barboursville, in Campbell county. A
number of other contractors, whose names
we have not learned, are ut work on various
parts Of the road. Our statements are only
intended to be exactly correct from the
Falls of kanawha to the mouth of Coal
river, a distance of just fifty miles. along
which distance I ,280 men are now at work.
There are also large numbers both above
and below those points who are b,lsily en-
gagged along the line of the road.
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NlRGIs1A.-A writer for the Elmira On

NIRGISIA.-A writer for the Elmira On.
y G1zctie says:
"Oa to Richmond" readers have,
IN times bygone, often heard about but per-
maps not all yet have been there. Those
Who have not should certainly make one
mp TO that beautiful city aud surroundings.
81 Baltimore any one calling on Mr.. n.
IT. Hctchkiss, the travelling agent OF the
York River line, will find most obilginG
md Arge-h hearted gentleman, who can Sive,
y traveller more valuable Information OF
4 iTginia than almost any other man.
With regard to the feeling of firglnians
guards northern men, some have thought
It not kindly. This is a very great mistake.
Radical carpet-baggcrs in pursuit of office
and >poils arc not wanted there more than
they are anywhere else but to men going
10 Virginia with honest motives, to buy
them home and help place Virginia where
II i, soon destined TO be, the kindness, po-
likeness, and generous hospitality OF Vir-
giniA to such cannot be surpassed, if equal
led in this country. A better race Of men
does moi exist than the native Yirginian.
ANY one in doubt on this point can satisfy
themselves fully by making their aequaint-
6hrs, - .s- -....