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THEATRE. :

RICHMOND THEATRE. -" Caste"
afforded one of the largest audiences Of the
season vary, fine amusement last night.
Mr.. Eberle as Eccles was inimitable. He
played the character to perfection, and
never failed to bring down the house. He
is a credit TO the "Star Company and
always acquits himself well. Miss john
son, Miss Warren, Mr.. Hodges, Mr.. Fam
min, and the ever-welcome Mrs. Eberle,
came in for their full share OF praise.
The bill for tonight is "The Hidden
Hand" a popular play founded on incl
dents in Virginia society, and "Brother
Bill and l." =
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A CARD.
RIcHMosp, October soth, ls72,

Eala t:a . RIcHaoSp, October 30th, lS72.
To the Editor y tia State Journal !: . Fl
! learn that there are parties calling them
selves, Republicans who have been very active
in circulating the report that an effort Is being
made by myself and others to place a double
ticket in the field for sheriff and clerk, and as an
of their sincerity and certainty, have
produced and read from their journal, the Rich
mond Dispatch, whose persuasive eloquence they
have nev'r yet been able to understand in rel
ton to the report. l have to pronounce. It a
malicious falsehood gotten up by bad men for
bad purps ses, and 1 will say to them, / mean
to support the ticket, not that / approve the
manner In which, IT was made, but the interest
which l feel in our coming elei tion induces me
to bury all M disl likes and work for the success
OF the ticket. A"i@ "'Ai'.AtR. A. FRAYSER. q
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ROSE AND HARRY WATKINs.-These
clever and popular actors have been de-
lighting our people for several nights at
Assembly Hall, where they haye produced,
in most excellent style, many Of the best
dramas and comedies OF the day. They
have been greeted by good audiences. The
bill for tonight is the "'Hidden Hand or
Old Virginia as il was.p Il This piece never
fails to draw well, and always interests
and amuses the spectators.
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PosToFFIcE II BE CLOSED To-MoR.
ROW. In order that the postofice en-
ployees may have ar opportunity to at
tend the Far, and in consequence of the
closing of the banks and business houses.
the ostofice will be- closed Tomorrow.
Thursday, between the hours of IL A. M.
and 9 r. M, Letters usually delivered b,
carriers can be called for from 6 to I
P. M. -IsnaD Dab OH laso'@H :
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WYMAN. This is positively the last
week of Wyman, and those who have not
yet seen him, should do so at once. The
wonderful feats of magic and novel expert
ments which he performs are not to be
seen every day.
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LIST OF PATENTs.-rhe following
pa ents we're issued from the U. S. Patent
Office to citizens of Virginia for the week
Oc,ober Sth, 1872, Reported lni thc STATE
JOURNAL by Alexander 4 Mason, Solici.
t rs of Patents, sos Seventh street " ASH
ington d.. o., Mill Pick bram Van
UUran, Fredericksburg.
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Farmers, Meeting Las. Night.

A large number Of our agricultural citizens
filled the Hall Of the House Of Delegates
last night in the first of the farmers as
semblies of this State Fair. Colonel
Lewis E. Harvie, President of the State
Agricultural Society, called the meeting
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aE-Willcox and Gibbs Sewing. Machine.--
This machine is a"Virginia institution" by in.
all who use II, There is no style Of work that
cannot be done on it. 1t requires but a single
thread, and aoilt not rip. This we absolutely
warrant, and can satisfy the most incredulous In
a moments time of the truth of what we state If
they will call and examine our work. We are
constantly receiving certificates like the follow.
Inn.
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Z. Hon. JOHN H.. GILMER.-Hon. John
II. Gilmer will speak tomorrow afternoon,
instead of at night, on CANDLES Hill, and
will also speak in Manchester at night.
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JACKSON WARD.-The regular meeting
of the Jackson ward Republicans will be
held at Rev. John Jasper's church tn.
morrow Thursday night, at 8 O'Clock.
Hon. John A mbler Smith will address the
meeting. ,,t,5n ,sc, -
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POSTAL REGULATIoNs.-On and after
November LIST, the Postoffice will open at s
A. NJ, and close at 6:30 p. M.
On and after November 10, no money.
order business will be transacted after S
j.. M NJ.G5g l~EH30Eali sgoiapg, q.
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T. nB- We have. tried those Su~gar-cured Shout
ders. and find them superior to anything Of the
kind we ever tasted. To be had Of THOMPSON,
the grocer, Third and. Main streets. u t-
~ MERCHANT TAILORING.-c. wend-
iinaer, si6 Main street, has received a full and
complete stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds,
&c.. &C., of Anne rican and Foreign manufacture
suitable for fall and winter wear, to which he
invites the attention Of the gentlemen of Rich
mond. Long experience In the Merchant Tailor
ing busines enables himt to insure perfect salts
faction to all his customers, both in style and
quality of goods, and his prices are as low as
any tirst.class house in the city. Gentlemen are
invited 10 call and examine his superb stock OF
goods. r4
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"a Ruckwheat and Golden syrup Just
received at THOMPsON'S, under st. Adams
Hall, Third and Main streets. -''
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Locusr DALE, MADISON CoryrY. Va.

VIZ have been using q Wilcox & Gibbs Machine
for three years, doing all the sewing for a large
family. 1t has given perfect satisfaction in every
respect. The work done on it is no more liable to
rip than workdone by hand with the same care.
have examined many other kinds of ma
chimes and their work, and have no hesitation In
saving we consider the Wilcox & Gibbs decidedly
superior to any Of them. LUCY H. GORDON.
:" -A9 "a "-ti So .ELLAJ WILLIS.
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And did you ever sprinkle your straw
berries with salt, pocket the silver forks,
urink out of your fingerglass, or scratch
somebody else's back for your own? &
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JEFFERSON WARD.--The Republicans
of Jefferson ward will meet at the corner
of. Franklin street and Locust alley to.
morrow Thursday plight, at half-past
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ss- rHoT0GRApH> AT REDUCED

aE- PHOTOGRAPHS AT ID UCED
PRIoEss-C4R. Rees & CO., photograph artists,
Oil and 9s Main street, are well known in this
city as among the best photographers in the
whole country They are now doing first-clRss
work at reduced prices, and ladies and gentle
men in attendance upon the State Fair should
avail themselves Of the opportunity Of getting
photographs that cannot fail to please them.
There is no better or cheaper. work done In New
York city than can be had at Rees & Cos, on tho
very shortest notice. Try them.
sy-WISES AND LIoUORs.-for sale in
bond or duty paid 10 half pipes, 10 quarter
casks, 20 octaves, and rs cases or James Hennes-
sy Brandy, diff aren't vintage, imported by ms
direct from The manufacturer In Cogniac, France.
Also, a full assortment of Champagne, O aret
Rufgundy, Santerne, Hook, Madeira, Sherry,
Port, and Malaga! The Champagne was espc.
cially put up for me, and the greatest attention
was given to suit this market. . @
My stock Of Fine Old Whiskeys Is not sur
pa sed by any house in the city. '''''.' E''''',-'
.tlni# aa3 50 OSCAR CRANE, "a a
4 Importer of Wines. Liquors and cigars.
..4..-. No. u Governor street.
EYWhy go to the Market-house, when you
can get your Potatoes, Onions, White Besns,
Black-eye Peas, fresh Eggs, Dried Fruits and
canned Vegetables Of all Kinds. and have them
sent to your house free of charge by THOMP-
son, the grocer, Third and Main streets,
'RG-If you4want to let people know you are
- a alive, 1.,s4 zttssJ as9 E.Ilr,.s.
yfh " nj rarttcn q alyart,ya '
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Philadelphia, October 30.-The stables
OF Anden's brick-yard was burned last
night, together with eight horses.
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!, MILITARY NOTICE.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIMENT ii
Ii VA VOLUNTEERS, RICHMOND, OcTo- "A
BsR 3oth, lS72.-GENERAL ORDERS, No. II. IN
Commandants of Companies will assemble II
their respective commands in front Of the City
Hall, on THURSDAY, Slst inst, at 10 O'CLOCK
"A NJ, promptly, in full dress uniform.
by command of Colonel John A. Sloan.
oc SOFT u. r. LAUGHTON, Adjutant.
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BOYDTON, VA,
I have long desired a Wilcox & Gibbs Ma
chine. We have O double-thread machine, but
cannot manage II. Ipropose TO exchange for one
of yours, NJ. e. CARTER.
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VIRGINIA HALL. "4 fa &ttttlt
ad31 -df4 MONDAY. OCTOBER %, atlalAjf
-" "a. AND DURING FAIR WEEK. 49, o.
MATINEE SATURDAY at 8 o'clock.
WYMAN, THE WIZARD AND VENTR fLO-
"'fQUIST, WITH WONDERFUL FEATS
OF MAGIC AND NOVEL EX- So
PERIMENTS.

Distribution of Presents at the close Of each
Performances, consisting of Ladies' Gold
Plated Ware. Dry Goods, and other useful arti.
eles.. A present for each and every one. No
blank.
Admission. rs cents. Doors open at ? O'Clock;
to commence at s. = oc 2S--et
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Neg York, October 3O.-Mrs. Greeley,
wife of Hon. Horace Greeley, died this
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RM-If you would be rich and rise,
Advertise Advertise II
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Pickles-in fact, every article usually kept in a
first-class family grocery, an always be found
at THoMPsoN's, under st. Alban's Hal, Third
and Main streets.
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g.

If0I COkNkH MAIN AND + UUKTbENfH STKEkfH.
From the large increase of my trade I have
felt encouraged, and have added a
- - .as FIRST CLASS
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.,
with a full line of IMPORTED CLOTHS and
CASSIMERES, and have secured the services OF
J. M. Stoddard. of England, as cutter. By mis-
experience of fifteen years I can guarantee a per-
feet fit. NY stock OF READY-MADE CLOTH
ING ana GENTS FURNISHING GOODS for
men, youths and boys, of all grades. styles and
quality, is complete ] ask an examination OF the
public, promising to sell as low as any honest
man can sell nrst-class goods.
A. OPPENHIMER,
Cutter-J. M. SToDDARp.
Salesmen-R. A.. SAUNDERS, +, H. JOHNSON,
- 49, a a. NJ, JOKES, ALBERT @. FRANKLIN
WM.W WEST WoorTos.
Clerk-IsA4c l.. CARY. oc l5-d&wIm
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Only representation of the great Original
dramatic version of Mrs. ceie-
brated romance, acknowledged by the distin.
guished authoress the best dramatization ever
presentpd Of this the most popular stJry OF
modern times. This highly effective drama has
been played by ROSE and HARRY WATKINS
throughout Great Britain and The United States
overt 90 nights, and every where received with
enthusiastic shouts oflaughter and applause from
the crowded and brilliant ass emblages attracte
to witness this powerful play, with It's thrilling
situariohs, music, fun, and sentiment. After
Witnessing u representation of this drama In
Washington City the distinguished authoress,
Mrs. d. EN-. Southworth, remarked Rose
Watkins performance of Capitoia is a perfect
realization of the heroine of my romaucsi'. n'1'
THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Oct soth,
Harry Watkins universally ~fayorite entitled
THE HIDDEN HAND;
Or OLD VIRGINIA AS 1T WAS.
Archy, a newsboy, a waif upon the waters, with
field, Capiiola lie Noir, O rich heiress, with songs,
Rose watkins Wool, a gemman of color Gaps
major do ao,, Harry Watkins. Their original
characters, and Played by them throughout
GREAT Britain and the United States over loo
times with the most signal success, supported by
the full strength Of their great Dramatic and
Operatic Troupe During the piece the great
Plantation Scene, Songs and dances, and the
ever popular Dixie Medley by Capitola and Com
PRisxs OF ADMISSION; Gallery, % cents Par.
quette, 90 cents; Orchestra, 20 cents Reserved
Reserved Seats secured at West. Johnston &
Co.'S, Main street. a 90 c Soft
- LL.a --
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ns-if you wish to lead the van,
Advertise whene'er you can.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
nIREtT IMPORTATION.


nIREtT IMPORTATION.
: so casks BASES ALE.
80 casks ALLSOPS ALE,
fEs 30 casks Wm. Younger's EDINGBuRGH
100 casks GUINNESS PORTER, Burke &
ta.za Hibbert's bottling;
81. 70 dozen PEEK FREAN CRACKERS.
% cases COlman's ID. 8. f. MUSTARp-A,
H., |. and 4 d tins;
IRISH WHISKEYS,
HENNESSY and MARETT'S BRANDIES,
sSHFRRIES of superior qualities,
GElSLER'S CHAM rAIGNES, ss.s
We offer these goods at New York prices. with
freight added. Also. Ht SGT
@t1 Loo dozen Oh. and SID. Peaches, 4a s.a
600 dozen Pm. and 3b. Tomatoes, g."
$50 dozen Winsiow's Corn, J'"~e sta-.r
at Baltimore prices, all of the best packers In
&c 19-tfe1 '73 -'f+e sla Main Street.
knn BOXES mi NO Re PAPER,
Owhlte and tinted % sheets and "a enve-
lopes for 70, 80. 80 or 80 cents. Also, other fancy
stationery and all the new books, 1878 Main
RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
- 4 t-s.@-ta lsis .a.ts GEtee, .s.g
e1ssAaL 81 .tgaat4 A- y Es
FITS SOUTHERN APPLE AND PEACH
CuLTuRIsT. Illustrated.
The Southern Planter says cit contains full
and accurate Information Z Price $3.50
Published by
oc 2s-st RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH.
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WANTS.

"ANTED-A good business party to take
wv the GENERAL AGENCY for the State of
Virginia, for the best and most popular first-class
Sewing Machine in use. This offers a splendid
chance to make money In a permanent first
class business, and verv favorable terms will be
given to the right kind of a party.
Apply at store No. l0l5 Main street. where a
full line of the Machines can be seen and tested.
NJ. J. LAWRENCE,
oc 2s-tf Special Agent.
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a9rIf you want to let people know you SIRE
a. 81 alive ..sa zstsiJ sass Fillr,.a-.
VIII advertise ! advertise
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UTANTED-BOARD, by q young man of
wv respectability, in n private family, in the
vicinity Of Church Hill or near the Government
granite works. Cali or address
oc 22-St* Journal Office.
-TTTANTEDAA GOOD NURSE Apply Mt
= w No. Al6 north Seventh street. ~ oc 2l-tf
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Second Day Of the Twelfth Annual Exhibition
improved ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS still Cool
Awnrded-The Farmers Assembly. s114y
The cool, raw weather which operated
unfayorably upon the. prospects of the
State Fair on yesterday, continued to-day,
and there was not us large acrowd present
as would have attended had the sun shone
a little stronger and old Boreas been less
insinuating. The attendance was, however,
much larger than yesterday, and a little
more interest was manifested m the vari-
GUS departments. 1a e ,"1 gy, e,si
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Foh lew foRk' 6k&
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
'PANY'S elegant side wheel steamship MA
CARA, Capt. WALKER, will sail on FRIDAY,
November. 1st, at 8 p. M. st-asS
Freight received until 2 p. M.
Through. bills of lading signed, and goods for,
warded with dispatch to all p~oints-north, south
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports -
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Steerage, - ....... 6 90
Round Trip Tickets :, l.......... .... 20 90
ForTreighto or passage, apply TO
esata ~ JOHN WI WYATT, Agent,
80 ST .-i,s. IIltHh No. 8 Governor street.
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Arrested IA a Bank Robbcr.

James r. Legge, resident Of Bour.
hon county, was arrested ON the 10Th
inst. at Stokes ferry, Mercer county, on
suspicion of being one Of the Columbia
bank robbers. 1t is stated that he was
passing under several aliases. J. r. p,
Wilson, alias Lu, The former alias,
corresponds with the name on u saddle
pad, which was found in the woods near
Somerset, the day afterthe 8 men were
seen at that place He was taken TO
Columbia on the following day. He re
fused togiveany account Of himself when
arrested, and wept like a child when in.
formed that he would be taken to Co
lumbia, and offered the officers who ar
rested him, large amount of money to
release him.
He has been living in Bourbon county
for the past six months, and was 10 have
been married to a highly respectable lady
ofthat county on the day he was ares
ted. He was formerly from Tennessee, and
about twenty-six years of age. His ex-
aiming trial came of yesterday,
the result Of which we have not heard,
but the general supposition in Columbia
Is, that be Is one Of the robbers.
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Court nay at Dan,ille.

Last Monday was eshnty court day in Dan,
Vile. A good crowd in town, bat not as much
stock as usual on such days Strictly good
steers sold readily, at good price, on short
credit. Capt 7 d English, .he accomplish
cd young auetionoer, wr'es ns the following
"sold TO Col Ander5,nl ofGarurd, Il s.rict.
ly No. ! steer, al IS O3 fr ewt to Mr. Dunn,
Of Carrard 10 head Of Zee smooth 2-yr old
steors at 81 So per cwt fub cattle rangins
I A. usual. Bur one lot oilnulos on tlle mar
4 kot. yearlines az msdiuul olass, which soli
NJ si9 70 Rented the lir hOOtbs NJ thu
place 10 Geo ID. MeaId of stamford, iof
$3.50 Ito wore GreeleyIat and an honest
face, and We hope he wiltnake thousand
dollara out a his bargaini
Messrs Durham, breokil dge, and liosSins,
Democratic candidates foiongross, addrcssod
a large crowd al tho e0uIbuse IA tho after.
noon, each announcing iniention 10 stick
10 The track until the ~ tsry election IN Au-
gust Either OF these lemen would work
we'll uB.ler the saddle or the lead, lnd sould
reflect credit upon ouI Il Old IIa,Iiei as a
Hlemh,r u Congfcr
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GOVERNOR B. GRAFT BROwS, the
Democratic candidate for Vice President,
opened the campaign on the .llth inst.
at New Haven, CoHpse::.1ut, in the pres.
ence of larse ard onfhusiasia crowd 81
aerenaders. Il which he reviewed kCfe-
suits of Philadelphia Convention in
scathing terms. In regard 70 the fiction
of the Baltimore Convention, he said
when in the course of human events
il becomes necessary for a great political
party that has hitherto occupied an an
tagonistic ground TO the party # the Re
publican cause 10 come forward and say,
gentlemen, We believe that this nation
can be rescued. We believe that cur alb
stinence from politics will aid the cause.
We believe that there is great and vital
constitutional principle involved, " then |
say that party gives the highest evidence
that has ever been given in the history
Of this country of self abnegation and
patriotic purpose" @ :.
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WATER.

The elements Of nature arc, cir, water.
fire, etc, all and each, very csscntialio the
existence Of anything. The pmcr the
element, the better The free AMI IN.
restrained use Of them, are greatly to he
desired In all climate whore thou use
u restrained, a corresponding evil pre.
vail. OF the air IT countries pwple
boast, such as that Of Italy, VI Calif6r.
MIA, of Colorado, etc, while in the air
Of the topics--of all those regions whore
malaria abomds, much sickness. aud
Consequently much trouble and disaster
prevail. Again, where water IL found
to be abundant and pure, and when it is
freely and properly used a state Of dean.
illness and health are found to prevail
among the masses Without is free use
no one can expect 10 he in proper state
of health. The wealthy can always have
an abundance of water, wherever Il is
10 be found by labor, as where deep wells
must he dug to find it hut the poor arc
too often denied is use Ia free quanti.
ties ut the very seasons Of the year when
II is most needed in summer and au.
tumn. To make pure water abundant
to all-rich and poor alike, should he
the first and highest aim Of the authori.
ties in all oar cities and towns. We he.
heve il was Guizatt, the Paris miscl Mo
spent life of seeming poverty and deg
relation, and who denied himself all Of
life's comforts and even many Of its ne.
cessaries, in order that he might hoarl up
a sum sufficient to erect an Aqucduct to
lead water into the great and populous
city Of Paris, in France. He saw the
great need of pure fresh water, TO the
hundreds Of thousands Of that capital
city, especially the needs Of. her poor
people, who had no means Of procuring
il for the necessary uses Of life; and 20,
with a heart filed with pure and simple,
god-hke charity, he did accumulate a
vas; fortune, which he freely gave to the
erection Of waler-works in HE native
city; and il is said that after they were
made the mortality of the city was great.
ly lessened But our object in writing
this is to call the attention Of our citizens
to the fact that we Of Stanford have il
in our power to conduct water into our
town, and throw il out at every cross
street in unf,iling quantities, and wator
too, which is as pure and cold a. ever
ran from under the ground Besides
this the cost would be comparatively,
verv trivial-fr less than the amount
already expended in the las; decade, by
our people in hauling it from buffalo
spring and elsewhere. Oar natural nd.
vatages, in this respect, are not excelled
by any other town in Kentucky. Git
zens, think of this, and see If anything
can be done to secure the frco aud uniim-
tied use of pnre water
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col. TALB0rriN A RAGE.

We .verc M. in Dnnviile last Monday
~. r,cre, ,l,,t we vorc mo-, there. for W,
.ho,,ld o.r,a;,Iv haro ran,;od ;, rcrsor :,
49, .....,.~...s -. &c ,lo .,oi,,,..,r;o,
s;s..aS c. Cr,,,ra..;or.I norn;no,;on
% 81. a-1 ,rh,
% 'o "o ~,
s r IN IL u res e,,s 70 b;a s,r;c
49,. ,,,,en ,bo u.rro,lsburo peon,e N,
$50 -, -,
Ns~.,....-,~s,,,,---y. n ~ M pcrfect
furvs.rdyk
We shall not attempt To defend the
..as,oe,,,.o nv tho "Peonls bccspse We
know tba, the elitor Of each il ablo tc
defend himself and "his own castle,
,ga;nst any and all asper.ions which NAV
bc or NAV have been cast upon IL bv 4
oo,;t;coi b,;ound, A. for ourselves W,
have no aroloey 10 offer any one for
VIVA, We have heretofore said and NAV
now and hereafter saw. about Mr. Tai
h.,t, h;nsesf nv ,nv other man who no,