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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-29

Not long since smart seven-year- old
son of one of our preachers, after service
was over and the family had returned home
from church. said, Papa, do you ever look
at me while you are preaching ?" The
father, thinking that he was little hurt by
supposed neglect, said, Certainly, my son,
| am preaching" .But to-day did YOU
notice me at all ?" Yes, did my son, sew
eral times" said the father. "Well, papa,
did you see me wink at you two or three
times ?" No, my son, what did YOU wink
at me for when | was preaching?" Il
winked at you, papa, to get you to stop
you were spinning it too long Detroit
Free Press.
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BROWNS
IRON
B/77ERS

is the only Iron preparation ,hs;
docs nos color the teeth. and Will nlk
cause headache OF constipation, as
othcr lrVn Preparations vail.
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( The famous Hungarian Count Zichy, who
lives on princeIy income in Vienna, was
IN his Younger DAYS welI-known all over
Europe on account Of the bets he made and
generally won. Once, when there was a
heavy duty imposed on every head Of cattle
entering the Austrian capital, he made bet
that he would carry lamb duty-free through
the gates Of Vienna, and that the gate keep
er who acts as imperial officer, adjusting
and receiving the duty. would be glad to let
him pass. The bet was taken. Next morn
ing the Count, disguised in the clothes of a
butcher, his butchers knife in his hand, his
shirt-sleeses rolled up, and carrying a heavy
sack on his shoulder. made his way to one
of the fashionable gates of Vienna But the
watchtul officer soon spied him. What
have YOU in that sack, fellow ?" "A dog
sir - "A dog ? Dog yourself, Down with
that sack, know fellows like YOU some
times carry dogs in sacks through the gates
and sell them for mutton in town. Down
with your sack - but it is nothing but
dog, and bad dog too. | will" "Nev-
er mind what you will. Down with your
sack - And the officer pulled the sack from
the shoulders Of the supposed butcher cut
the string, and, sure enough, out Jumped
one OF the biggest dogs in Vienna. The dog
rushed against the faithful government serv-
ant, landed him several steps away in the
gutter, and then left for parts unknown.
After him went the young butcher, shaking
his big knife before the eyes of the frighten-
ed officer, and excIaiming, IN sttle you
after | catch that dog :" About NO hours
afterwards, the face of the butcher again
appeared before the raised window Of the
gate office. Il have just caught that dog
again. Would you like to look at him ?'
Get away! Get out, you and your infer
nal dog and, with a crash, the window
went down, and the smiling butcher enter
ed Vienna. But no dog was that time in
his sack, but the fattest lamb that could be
found in the suburbs of the capital.
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BROWNS
IRON
B/77ERS

ennehes the blood and punhes the
system. cures weakness. lack II
energy, etc. TV a bottle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-29
BROWNS
IRON
B/7TERS

will cure dySPep~ia. heartburn. mala-
ma. kidney disease. liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
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i an ideal Fourth of July number. In the
nrst place, there is the amusing story by
| sophie SWEET Of "Tbe Boy who Losi the
| Fourth of July; then an interesting account
OF . An Early American Rebellion" which was
led By Nathaniel Bacon against the Governor
OF Virginia in 1876; and Noah Brooks con-
tributes spirited narrative Of the famous sea-
tisht between the Essex" and the "Pbosbe' /,
in the war Of 1912.
Besides these. there is very entertaining
article on "~words,' by John Lewees, which
Is Illustrated by tWenty-three pictures of var
ious sorts of swords, famous sword-hilts, and
one OF the sword-bearer If Exeter and the
fine, ceremonial weapon he carries.
The frontispiece Illustration Is dashing
picture OF 1.-The Queen of Prussia's Ride,r ac-
companying poem withthe same title
Edwin l.assetter Bynner'- eight-pxge story,
The Extra Trsin," In clever account of .
family who spent an entire summer on a
specially nTted-up train OF ears; and Frank r.
STOCKTON tells an smusing story Of Coon
hunt
But perhaps the article which will be read
wlih the most widespread interest Is that on
Amateur Newspapers by Harlan II. Bal
lard.
Mrs Dodge's story, ID maid and Dorothy.
IL continued. with amusing mock bosf-race
and an exciting adventure ON the road
The Letter-box contains q report Of tha
Chiidrsn's 6Ax6eld Fund
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Coal For Sale !!

T WISH 10 thank my Customers for their patron
i age and will say intend 10 carry on the bust
ness another year ! would be pleased To supply
them and any others wishing 20 buy Coal. shall
do my best to supply Good. CIes. Coal ~
Lew Rates. Leave orders st Morrison 4 Joys
Hardware Store, or at the Coal Yard.
A. c. HOLT.
Ellsworth, April "a. 1882. emosI7
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Rostrp.
Killed at the Ford.

He il deal. III. beautiful youth.
The h, ART Of honor. tie tongue of truth;
He. the hfe md light "G u ~.
Whose vnice wa blIhe bugle-call,
whom all eVcs followed with one consent.
The cheer of whose laugh. aud whose plea. snt
" rd
Hushed all mur.nurs OF discuntent.
On'y last night a. We rode along
Down the dark of the mountain gap,
To visit the picAst-guard At the ford,
Little dreaming Of any mshaP.
lie wa- hummiug the words u some old song
Two r'-,i ro>s- he hs,i on hi. esp,
80 ano' her he borc at the point Of his sword =
sudden and swim a whisiiing ball
Game out Of a ~ood. aud he S,,icr was still;
>o,nrthing | h. ard in be dsI knees fall.
Aud for a moment my blood grrw chill;
| SPA m a whisper. a. he y ho peaks
Ia room here some one J. Is ing d, al;
hut he made no answer to what said.
We lined him up Ia hi- saddle again.
Aud through the mlre sud the mist and the
rain
arricd him bark % the silent camp.
And lai1 him a, II asleep on hts bcd.
Aud saN by the light Of the surgeons lamp
Iwn white Tu>ss upon hls eh-sks.
Aud one, lust over his heart biOOd-rrd!
Aud saw in a vision how far and dcci
hat tat d bullet went si,s, .ne forth
TIL o. rrschc,l n town la the distant North.
TIL il rrschrsi house IA SUNNI street,
TIL it reached heart that cca.' j ii besi
without murmur, Without aCry:
AMI \ b,l vs- t.,li,d la that fsr-uf town.
For one ~ ho h I'd passed truiu rus. l., crowu-
And the nrighbors wondered that 'he should
die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-13
Committee Organization.

Yesterday the following committees met
and organized:
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings elected Mr.. W. II. Williams chair
man, and Mr.. Solomon B. Jacobs clerk.
Henry c. Fergerson was reelected watch
man Of the City Hall; John Cameron,
watchmen Of the city stables W. L. Pur-
cell, keeper OF Monroe Park; Daniel Hig-
gins. keeper Marshall Park; James Ham
non, keeper Of Candles Hill Park: and
NJ. VI. Ellis, keeper OF Chimborazo Park.
The Committee on Health met At O'Clock
at the City Hall, and organized with DR..
John :. Wexford chairman and b. 7. Au-
gust secretary. This committee has no pa
trOnagc to dispense.
The Committee on Streets met at the same
place. Mr.. Charles /. Todd was elected
chairman; Sub-ChairmaG,' Mr.. L. II. FL
lett. s. Edward Bates was elected first
Assistant Engineer; Jackson Bolton, Sec
ond assistant; f. 7. Bates, third assistant,
and X. II. Boiling, fourth assistant. Clerk
TO Engineer. Solomon b. Jacobs.
Manager Of the First district hands and
carts, John II. Gardner; Second district,
ID. F. Craddock Third district, J. j. Chad
dick-old incumbents.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-The cOpiOus rain yesterday eve
ming about sundown was a great blessing
TO everybody within a radius Of six
miles east and west Of the city on the
south side Of the James. The pluYial out
pour was sadly needed alike 10y granger
and town nhabitant.
The witnesses summoned from this city
Yesterday TO attend in the Ericsson suit
pending in the United states District Court
i'm Richmond returned bone 10y various
convcyanccs late in the evening.
By actual count K is asceitained that
thirteen Of our citizens have gone TO the
springs. How many stopped at Cnticing
resorts this side OF the mountains is not yet
clear.
The fund contributed for the relief of The
Midlothian sufferers is still being added ia
by contributions from distant points. II i,
melancholy to reflect that the bodies OF the
ill-fated victims oi that sad casualty are yet
cntombed within the gloomy receSses Of the
GrOye->hlft mine.
Painters are endcayorng 10 improve the
appearance of the markct-house and Jail by
the free application Of airy pigments.
The lot on " hich Meade-Ncmoria church
is located has been planted with trees.
shrubbcIy. DC.
The excursion and picnic Of the Prosby-
terrain church Sunday .clooi at Bon Air
comes of to-day. not mex. week. a. here
tofore stated. Tie surroundings at Bon
Air are specially beautiful now. the grove
Of noble oaks, with their outrageous
foliage, carefully ,eciuding and neutral
izing the TOO ardent glances Of the sun, no
matter how hot he may be.
\ suit has been entered in the Chancery
Court OF Richmond by The widow OF
Thomas smith. an employe OF the Rich
mond and Danyille Railroad Company.
who was killed some months since near
Manchester, for damage, laid 1t $4,000.
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Truth About the south.

The Rev. DIR. A. L. Dickinson, OF Rich-
mond. Va. lectured on the "Truth About
the south" al the First Baptist church yes,
tcrday afternoon TO an audience composcu
oi some of the most prominent cltiZens ii
cleveland. On the platform around lhe
sneaker sat the pastors OF the Baptist, Me
thodist. Congregational, and Presbyterian
churcbes. The meeting was opened WIN
nrayer by DR.. Mitchell, OF the FIRST rres-
bvterian church, and closed with Dilei
aiSress by Rev. Charles Terry Collins, OF
tbe the First Congregational church. Dr.
dickinson spoke an hour, giving ms views ''s
Of the South, what it has been, ana Is, anu
Is 10 be. lie gave a cheerful view OF iile
situation. and his address was moi only US
tened to with deep and unflagging interest;
bnt received emphatic demonstrations Oh
interest. DIR. Dickinson has for seventeen
years been editor Of the Religious Heraeu,
= w,dely-read journal, and is spehdlag a
few days in Cleveland in the interest oi III
;n,nortant southern educational institution;
lie preached twice yesterday and deiiNeIeu
three addresses. After his sermon III ,iie
,nnrning Colonel w. II. Harris wrote hls
mame NAM in DIR. Dickinson's book for one thou- 0
IND dollars for Richmond College. III.
n;ctinson ls the guest Of Deacon hing, On
prosnect street. Cleveland (OJ Lo"e''
I,,Iu 10Th.
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Rricfs and Personals.

4 manufacturer here received 4 letter
Yesterday from Mr.. Graves, the superin-
tendcnt OF the Fair ut Boston, in which he
expresses himself as greatly gratifed at the
response from Richmond in the shape OF
applications for space. The three rail
ways. the Richmond and Danyile, the
Chesapeake and Ohio, and the Richmond
and Allegheny. have completed their ar
rangcmcntS. The Boston folks have cer-
tainly not been backward in making the
work easy for their southern friends.
The Graphic summer No., published in
London, beautifully illustrated, with some
very fine specimens Of printing in cOlors ;
also, the London NerS, holiday No.. have
been received from y. Leonard, 90S Main
street.
Springs travel is getting brisk. Sales
Of tickets to the White sulphur Springs
and Intermediate points on the Chesapeake
and Ohio road are now getting quite large.
Professor George l.. Thomas has arrived
in the city to spend portion OF his Vaca-
ton with his relatives and friends. Pro-
fcs>or Thomas has been reelected for the
third session as professor in the Louisiana
State University.
Policc-Justice u. c. Richardson has
2Olf 10 pl'l.I Olllt ~ iirA ah llil' 44tili wv
VcNations of his court. Justice X. H..
Isbell will preside AZ the Police Court until
the return Of Mr.. Richardson.
Mr.. j. II. Derbyshirc. who was elected
second lieutenant Of Company B (Walker
Light Guard, having passed a satisfactory
examination before the Board of EXam-
ner,. ha, received his commission aS such
from the Governor. Lieutenant Derby
Shire i one Of the oldest members OF the
Walker Light Guard, and on account OF
his fine >oldiery qualities was promoted
from orderly sergeant Of the company to a
lieutcnancy.
A cat near the New Market tenderly
nurses along with her kittens a young rat,
who seems ~ much delighted with his
newly-f0und and generally antagoniStic
mother a, any Of the rest OF the family.
The little grl Of Mr.. L. l.. Ba,s who
recently iell from window has 80 far re-
covered H. To be out.
Master Bailey Saunders. son OF Nr. l..
4. Saunders. who was accidentally shot
some two or three weeks since, i now
about and ont OF oil danger. There will be
but slight Disagreement OF his face re-
naming TO tell Of his narrow escape from
death.
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Meeting Of the state Central Com.
iniftcc.

NO NOMINATION FOR CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE
FULL MEETING AND FREE EXCHANGE OF
OPINION.
Yesterday the State Central Committee OF
the Conservative Democratic party assem-
bled at the Exchange Hotel pursuant to a
coll Issued by Mr.. Absalom koiner, of,Au-
gusta county, chairman Of the commit
tee.
Nearly all the members Of the committee
were present, and the meeting was called
TO order about II noon bv Mr.. Koiner. A
resolution was offered and carried to the
eiIect that private session OF the commit
tee be held.
The doors were accordingly closed, and
a Tree Interchange OF opinion was INDUCED
IN until O'Clock, when the committee
took recess for dinner.
At later hour the committee reSssem-
bled, and motion prevailed TO hear repre-
seniatives from each district. From this
hotT until s O'Clock the time OF the men,
bers was consumed in listening to the
views OF the various gentlemen from each
ulstrlct. When this work was ended the
following resolution was offered and pre-
vailed, with only small opposing vote
ReSotred, That in the judgment Of the
state Conservative Democratic Committee
II Is inexpedient 10 nominate candidate
Tor congressman at large, either through
the inStrumentality Of State convention
or otherwise, since the paramount object
OF rcscuing this State from the evils OF
bossism and Stalwart MahOne-Republican
ism may best be attained without such &C.
ton.
When the committee adjourned sine die.
about $3.50 p. NJ, there were a number Of
prominent Readiusters present at the hotel,
who had come into the city and were
awaiting with interest the action Of the
body. Aa soon a. the result was known
these gentlemen went away, perhaps 70
formulate vigorous war against Mr.. Mas
scy, who, il Is now well understood. will
be Captain John ;. Wi>e's opponent.
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AIIukhOukc PIiysician.

The following paragraph appeared in
Yesterdays report Of the proceedings Of the
Committee for the Relief OF the Poor
Mr.. Gum arose and said be had merely
called attention to the papers in his posses
sion ir order to oblige DR.. Davis
The papers here referred 10 were not
charges against DIR. Cullen. but letter, from
emineut medical gentlemen Of this city tcsti-
fying 10 DR.. Dayis's high character and ia
his skill j. physician and surgeon. These
testimonials, We are informed, "wcrc pro-
duced not because it was thought Dr.
Davis needed any introduction to the com.
mittee, but because Of di>paragng remark,
coming from Dr.. Cullen at former meet
ing oi the committee"
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Frank
u Uiu 4 CO.. real estate agents and auc-
tioneers. have recently made the following
soIes. h. T'hir1v->iX acres OF land on Charles
CITY road at Is per acre, S2SS; two frame
dwellings corner Twenty-third and VI
streets, $4,000: i0Xl99 feet OF ground on
Floyd near Cherry street. sl.250; lot 26XSs
feet on Broad between Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets. 220l. 30; house and lot in
Buena Vista. $3.50; lot 25x132 feet on Thir-
tieth street near Q, SG2.5O; lot 30Xl45 feet
ON Laurel near Albemarle street, s225 ;
three frame houses in Arlington, S495; lot
30vo10 feet on IIaryie near Randolph street,
s15O. frame house and lot on Grove avenue
between Haryie and Plum streets, el,6lo
lot 30Xl20 feet on Wallace street, S3'.oO
lot 80 9-12y120 feet on wallace street,
$50. .O6: lot 30X110 feet on Chainh street.
$50: lot 3Oxll0 feet on Chaiiln street, Sof
lot 30xI1O feet on Chaiiin street, S'S; brick
dwelling No. 20S east Grace street, S9,OOO
frame dwelling on First between Federal
and Coutts streets. $50; lot GOx9o feet in
smnare d. Fulton. $50; lot 30xlOO feet in
sd,,,re u. Fulton, $50: lot 30XllO In square
a5 Fulton. $3.50: brick dwellings Nos.
37I4 and 37l6 east Broad street, S2,s90
frame bou.e Gl0 Beverly street, $3.50 ;
dwelling 3o7 west Grace street, $500
brick dwelling 81 west Grace street,
81. 500: two frame houses corner Ninth
and Abioail streets. $500; two frame houses
Nos. pos and 2lO south Foushee street,
81, 200; brick dwelling 4l4 west Franklin
street. 5000; frame house No. west
Canal street. sCO5; brick dwelling No. 300
west Grace street, sJ,5OO-total, si4,sGI.oG'
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READ THE FOLLOWING

BArNnRIDGE. y. y, March %, 1881.
PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN-kILLEB BereT JdHS 70
stomach. JOSEPH BUEDITT.
NIcHoLvILLF. Y. y. February ?. 1881.
Tie -ery best medicine know Of for dysentery,
cholera morbus. and cramps in tie stomach. Have
JULIUS ". DEE.
NnfNGONA. Iowa, March II. 1851.
| have used your PAIS-KILLEE in severe casts
az craHp, collie, and cholera moThus' ana II gave
almost instant relief. l.. r CALDWELL
CARxEsyff1E. GA, February IS. 1881.
For twenty yeArS have used your PAIN-hlLLE III:
IN NY family Have used IL many u ncs Tor bowel
complaints. and ID OiicGyS cures. Noud not leel
safe without bottle In the house. D. b' l'lh'
SACo. MF January 81. 1881.
Have usod PERRY DAYIs'S PAIS-kILLKR for
twelve year. il Is sGfs, sure. dnd Te!'dCle. NO
mother should allow it % be out Of The i'mliy, s
Oneida, y. Y. February 10. 1881.
We began using II over thirty years ago, and II
always gives immediate relief. Would hardly dare
% 60 10 led without bottle IN the house;
CoNwAYBono'. :. c., February %. 1ssl..
IA ue house Dr. r. MORTON.
UNITED STATES COSsULATE,}
CEEFELD. RHENIsH PRUSSIA, teb :; loSI: ;
ihaye known PERRY DAVIS : iN-nlLli;hh, =, ~, ~
most from The day Il introduced ana hIttI
year Of observation and use regard Us presence
In my household q an fadiSDensat!e t'ecsssHgi
]. :. POTTER. United STATES '"H'ui'
BURTON-OS-TRENT. Eng.
| had been several DAYS suffering severely IRON
diarrhra, accompanied with intense PAIN WHEN u
stauf relief IL. j. NOONE.
2l MONTAGUE STREET, LONDON, hNG.
Daring residence Of twcnty-thrcc years III IN
dia have given II in many case- Of diArrh0't q! y
eutery. and cholera, and never knew II 70 lSil 10
give relief h. NLAhiD"N'
NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE NlIHOOl
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY
It, price brings II within The reach OF all for
sla bv an druggists AZ % soc, and 81 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son, Proprietors'
u l-codJy2l froNiue"oc' H. =
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PATRICK COURTHOUSE, VA, !
JriiV IN 1880 [

Mr.. 4. JudSOn Watkins, Richmond, Va.
Dear Sir,-As chairman OF the Relei
Committee | write TO inform you that our
harvest is over. and we are Of opinion that
our people will require no further cOntrl-
buttons, but will be able with what is In
transit 10 take care OF themselves and 10
satisfy all their wants.
The harvest IN that portion OF our county
living on the top Of the Blue RIDGE being
some two weeks later than ours will render
il necessary TO help those people longer
but the quantity lately shipped will be SUI
ficient for their wants. Allow me to eX-
press to you, and through you TO your
committee and all the generous hearts who
have so nobly responded to our call for re-
lief for the suffering poor OF our county,
our sincere and heartfelt thanks.
Yours truly, JAMES II. RANGELEY.
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The BOY who Munci,os

Green apples all day doesn't ,Gids n;mnf "pI' He
ait, nm have We Sharp attack OF eolie ,,1 apona ns
midnight % J and the whole ,ipan family yths @ &c
,,'n, aiihse; io have bottle of PsnRy DAVIS lsS
sau,lpK {; - ,,rn r where she can lay her hsna r
ra's- I, I, she trouble will soon be over ,;"s .
on ~ pnr,,ett tnc Of Hartford. Conn, wriles ;s
.. g w,,nn :; the children have been taken slSn
,n +" me he' pi"bt ~" have found pAIShiLs,tiS, NIL, I,
ever 81 rss 80 Valuable for the immediate rsle our
t'us Il ne house seas as without PAlS.KILLsf
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NEW ANNouNCEMENT.- Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad seems determined TO offer
every facility to the people to get out Of
town. Their new announcement to-day
informs the public that over the Chesapeake
and Ohio road you can directly and with
very little loss OF time make the trip from
Richmond TO Rawley, Orkney, and Capon
springs ria Staunton, Va. By this route II
Is only eight hours TO Harrisonburg, eleven
10 Mount Jackson, and eleven and half to
Capon Springs. The road offers every in.
ducement to passengers, and provides every
comfort for them also.
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Communicated
FAgMyiLLE, Va, July II, l
he Editor Of the UiSDGtch:


To the Editor If the DiSpatch:
There i, a company chartered by the Viz
ginia Legislature called the "Farmyille
and Staunton-Riyer Railroad Company"
The protector, Of this scheme propose to
>tart Il narrow-gauge road at this point n
20 through some part OF Charlotte county
and 10 some point that they have not set
tied on, and 10 one hnOWs definitely where
TO.
4 quick and rather imIroyised vote was
taken in our town last month To determine
whether we would vote ftW thousand
dollars (Sj0,000) 10 aid in building thi,
road. II j. claimed by the friends II the
road that the subscription in Farmyille i
secured. i strong effort i being made to
get Charlotte county 10 vote SeCepty HOu-
sand dol'orS $4,000 on the 10Th II the
present month to aid in this scheme.
design making only a fair and impartial
statement as 10 the feeling existing in this
town regarding this road. The feeling in
favor Of the road is not sustained here by
the actual property worth Of the town,
which is demonstrated by the fact that out
OF four huadred and eighty-Seren $50
registered votes here, only two hundred
and seventy-One EN- were cast for the
road-the larger part Of this vote for the
road being negroes hunted up by parties
with coats OIL specially designated for the
purpose on account Of peculiar adaptation.
Our strong white property vote in large
measure refused to vote III all for scheme
that they thought to be OF no value to the
town or TO the country through which ii
may run.
This is a plain statement OF facts, other
reports circulated in Charlotte county by
parties personally interested TO the contrary
notwithstanding. OBSERVER
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81 WALKER STREET. !
BALTIMORE, December. 1851.

81 WALKER STREBT.(
BALTIMORE, December. 1851.
Fur siX years have been great sufferer from
became 80 debiliiated that l could not retain any
hing ,n my stonsch--in fact. life hsd almost be
Rfl me. my husband, seeing BROWNS IRON
BITTERS advertised IN the paper. induced me 10
", Il trial. / an now taking the third bottle.
AMI have not felt we'll In six years as do at the
pr,scut time MRS L. I. GRIFFIN.