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TRIsIN. THE GREAT VEGETABLE
BLOOD PURIFIER.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF THE
IRIS RSICOL OR:
OR,
BLUE FLAG.

The most powerful. safe, and reliable remeGlal
agent discovered for tho healing OF man. Inc
wonderful properties OF the IRIS haen h,onaht
within the control of science, and Is now taxing
its stand AS principal among the blessings of medl-
cine. r,n.rrvp
Il urts directly upon the blood, cleansing and pnri-
fyInc tic vital current of all the hnmors and tants
which disease or maarious influences nave plantea
there and Graduating and ncutralizlng the eLects
"f mercury or other poisons whlchmay have been
taken into the system. For this reason it Is iniai-
llble a1 remedy for sGrTtna rpnav &c % and
will cure the most virulent and obstinate cases OF
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.
1t is an unfaing preventive and cure iop NGn
AFFECTIONS, and In
DISEASES OF WOMEN
II has no equal. It's action upon the Liver and
Kidneys Is prompt salutary, and effective, ana II
is this property which renders II one OF the sales'
and most reliable
DIURETIC REMEDIES
known In the practice of medicine. Its excellent
and skilfnl combination with other ingredients I'M
20" TONIC QUALITIES
Of the highest ortcr-not temporarily stimulating
but permanently inyigoratng the digestive Or
g;lns, and rendering 1t L most valuable curative
agent in eases OF
Ry taking IRISIN the blood. which permeateS
all the tissues and Is the life and nutrition thcreof
Is purified, rendering the whole system perfectly
REMEMEER.-This medicine Is no offshoot OF
uuackerv but the regular formula of distinguishes
practitioner now resident OF Baltimore city, and
so high does II stand I'M the favor and esteem OF the
intelligent and scientific that 1t has been adopted
by physicians in their practice, and IL daily being
prescribed and recommended by the most emln ie
of the profession throughout the country. Inc
better 1t becomes known the more highly Is u
praised and the more extensively Is 1t used.
IRISIS.
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A CoTToN FACT0RY IN NAsuvILLE.-The
Nashville (Tcnn.) Banner says:
The establishment OF mammoth cot
ton mandatory, which has, during the past
three months, been agitating the minds Of
the capitalists OF our city, is now beyond a
peradyenture. The last dollar of the $780,
600 stock required has been subscribed.
The stockholders represent some of the
strongest moneyed and energetic business
men OF Nashville. The manufactory will
be located on eighteen acres Of ground, in
Guiding the McGavock Spring, donated by
the North Nashville Land Company. 1t is
a little singular that upon the very spot
where, in TIT, the pioneers first pitched
their tents, built their stockades to resist
the constant invasions of the Indians,
cleared their frat land, and raised their
first crops, go gigantic and industrial a con-
Germ as projected should be erected"
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MAMMOTH PEACnEs.-Virginia bids fair
to equal il no. surpGss Delaware in the
growing of peaches. We were yesterday
shown sample of this delicious fruit by
Mr.. Jr,.n P. Ncwhousc, received by that
gentleman from the farm of Charles II.
Gordon, Esq, in FauQuicr county, Va. The
largest measured three inches in diamcte,
and nine inches in circumference, and upon
being placed on the scale weighed frac-
ton less than half pound. We learn that
the crop of peaches in that section, as else
where, has been prolific. = Washington Re
pU,iiCqR
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RAIy-CRors.-Wc lad fine rain last
Monday, aud though it came rather late, it
will make many Il barrel of corn. An old
farmer expressed the opinion to us Oh Tues
day that corn would sell at four dollars
per barrel in this section. He is neither Il
buyer Dor q seller Of corn, but he thinks
the yield of the new crop will be much
better than most people suppose. In this
opinion we concur with him. Tobacco has
improved very much reccntly.--Nilton az.
c. Chronicle Of Ihursday.
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The National Temperance Conyen.
tten---Adoption of n Platform.

CHICAGO, September 2.-The National
Temperance Convention to-day adopted a
platform as follows:
First. That We acknowledge the pure ps-
trio:ism and profound craftsmanship of
those patriots who laid broad and dccp the
foundation Of the Government, securing n;
once the rights Of the States scverallv. and
their inscparablc union by the Federal
Constitution. We would rot merely gar
nish the scpulchrcs of our republican 20
theirs, but We do hereby renew our solemn
pledges of fcalty 70 the impcrishable prin-
ciplcs of civil and religious liberty cmbo-
died in the Declaration Of American indie
pcndencc and our Federal Constitution.
Second. That traffic in Intoxicating bcv-
cragcs is dishonor 10 Christian civiliza-
ton, inimical to the best interests of So
Ciety, Il political wrong Of unqualified enor-
nifty, subvcrsivc Of the ordinary objects Of
government, not capable Of being regulated
or restrained by any system of license what
ever, but impcrativcly demanding for its
suppression effective legal prohibition both
by State and the National Legislatures.
IhirG. That in view Of this, and mas
much a. the existing political parties either
oppose OF ignore TINS great ana paramount
question, and absolutely refuse to do any
thing toward the suppression of the rum
traffic, which is robbing the nation Of its
brightest intclccts, destroying its national
prosperity and rapidly undermining its
very foundations, we arc driven by an i'm
Fcratiyc sense of duty to sever our connec-
ton with these political parties and to or
ganizc ourselves into n national anti-dram-
shop party, having for its object the entire
suppression Of the traffic in Intoxicating
drinks.
Fourth. That while we adopt the name
of the anti-dramshop partTas expressive
OF our primary object, and while We de-
nouncc al Reputation Of the public debt,
and pledge fidelity to the principles of
the Declaration of Independence and the
Federal Constitutions We deem it incxpe-
dent TO give prominence to other political
issues.
rim. That n central executive commit
toe Of one from each State and Territory
and the District Of Columbia be appointed
by the Chair, whose duty it shall be to take
such action as in their judgment will best
promote the interests of the country.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, September 3.-The reye-
nue. receipts to-day we're 81 100000.
The Revenue Department has advices of
the seizure of q factory and materials
valued at $50, 1000, in the fifth North Caro-
lima district, for having counterfeit stamps
on tobacco.
Additional troops have been sent to Mon
tana to protect settlers against the Indians.
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The California Election.

San Francisco, September 3.-The De-
tickets generally throughout the
State have been elected by decided majori-
ties, thus giving Legislature which will
not ratify the fifteenth amendment. This
city elected a full Democratic ticket to the
JcmislatUrc
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Copper and gold have been discovered on
the farm Of Mr. Alison G. Oakley, within
FIVE miles Of this place. a ricn vein OF
lnundic was discovered within five feet OF
the surface while quarrying rock for build
ing bridge on the Salem railroad. 1t is
said to be the finest out~croppins Of copper
ever discovered so near the surface in this
State Greensboro m. CO. Patriot.
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Illness Of Senator Eesscntscn.

PORTLAND, Me-, September 23.-Willian
Pitt Fesscnden, United States senator from
this State, is not expected to live through
the lav
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Extreme Illness OF Secretary RawIlns.

WASHINGTON, September 3.-Secretary
Rawlins was very i'll last night, and this
morning President Grant was telegraphed
to return to the city, as he was dying. He
is better now, and dispatch has been sent
to the President Withdrawing the first.
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TUE CoTToN CROP IN LOUISIANA AND
TEXAs.-Nc,o Orleans, September 2.-Late
crop reports from ali sections of the State
and western Texas represent cotton as very
promising. Many are of the opinion that
all Will be made that could be gathered with
the present labor. Cane, though back
ward promises an abun.tant yield.
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Heavy Insurance Loss Paid.

PHILADELPHIA, September 3.-Thc man
ayers OF the Imperial Insurance Company
yesterday paid $3.50, 900 more insurance on
the wkiskcy lately burned here, leaving
SEQ, coo. which will be paid in few days.
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MOVEMENTS OF Prince ARTHUR.-lidli-
far, September 2.-Prince Arthur left
Richmond by special train. Salutcs were
fired ut several stations along the route.
The party reached Hopewcll, where an ad-
dress was presented TO the Prince, who
made verbal reply. The Prince then took
q carriage and rode some distance. There
was considerable enthusiasm. The Prince
will embark on the gunboat Dart for She
diac on Monday.
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FATAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INDIAN
UosTILITIEs. - ChicGgo, September q
Henry Prathcr Oglcsby, Of Decatur, a
brother Of Governor Oglesby, while riding
in lis buggy last evening, was run into by
a span Of runaway horses and almost in
stantly killed.
/; IS reported here that band Of Sioux
have lot the Indian reservations on the
Missouri river to attack the Pawnccs on the
Columbus, but no attack has yet been made.
The Puwnccs are advised of their intention.
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MURnER ~ ORANGE CoUNTY.--Wc learn
that murder occurred in Orange county
on Saturday last. The name of the muir
dcrcd man was Robert Johnson, and that
of his slayer William Jones. The murder
occurred seven miles from the courthouse,
on the road leading to Fredericksburg, and
the difficulty. which terminated so fatally,
is said to have grown ont Of some dispute
about thrcshing-machine. As before
stated, johnson was killed by blow on shc
head with n rock, surviving only few mo-
mcnts after he was struck. Jones was ar
rested, and is now in jail at Orange Court
house awaiting trial. Fredericksburg
Ner2.
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Foreign News

LONDON, September "a British COM
panv proposes to establish regular steam
line between Naples and New York.
Public opinion continues skeptical re-
garding the Emperor's health. The appre-
hcuson that his real condition is concealed
will not be removed till he is seen driving
about the streets of Paris.
A correspondent in the Times to-day,
speaking Of the calamity in the cotton
trade, saws it WAS owing to the increase Of
the consuming power at the time when the
raw material was decreasing. lie argues
that it would be folly in American planters
to grow five million bales Of cotton at the
double expense of land and labor, when the
same profit will be realized from half that
amount. He is certain well-arranged trial
will convince the spinners OF the benefit OF
cooperating in growing.
FRANCE.
PARIS, September 3.-The PreSSe states
that the Emperor approves the Prince Ma
poleon's liberal speech.
The health of the Emperor is improving.
Don Carlos has returned to this city.
SPAIN.
MADRID, September 3.-The city jour
mails are -despondent about Cuba, and de-
mand more official information.
1t is officially announced that fifty-ninc
bands of Carlists have accepted amnesty in
Catalonia.
CUBA.
HAVANA, September 3.-Incendiary pro-
carnations were discovered in the morning
posted up about the city. They are attri-
buted to sympathizers with the insurgents.
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WOODEN WARE.

"VS~S-$ "hAsH.
WOODEN WARE, WOODEN WARE
so dozen two and three-hoop BUCKETS,
IS dozen vARNIsH BUCKETS,
10 dozen CEDAR BUCKETS,
10 dozen BRASS-BOUND BUCKETS,
so dozen four and tive-string 9ROOMS,
IS nests PAINTED TUBS,
Is nests CEDAR TUBS,
dozen CEDAR CHURNS, &c.
For sale by WAGGONER & HARVEY.
je II NO. Pearl BLOCK.
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DEATH OF PUEsER DEBREE.-We regret
to announce the death of Purser Debrec,
after a long and painful illness, at his resi-
dcncc in this city, on Thursday morning at
! o'clock.
Tire deceased entered the United States
navy originally as chaplain on the 18th O!
December, 1877, and was subsequently, ap-
pointed pursar.
n 1861 he was attached to the United
States frigate Cumberland, and promptlyre-
signed his position to enter the service of the
" Lost Cause" after having served with
credit to himself and honor to the service
folty-threc years in the navy Of the United
States.
The deceased was born in New jersey,
appointed from Pennsylvania, and is re-
corded on the United States Naval Register
as u citizen Of Virginia, in which latter
State he was married OF an early age to
Miss Moscly, daughter of Edward Hack
Moscly, q member Of one Of the Oldest and
most influential families in the State.
PuracT Dcbrcc was a congcnial friend, a
devoted father, On atIcctionatc husband, Il
consistent Christian, and a noble citizen :;
and III the ripe old age OF se"enty-threc he
is called from among uR.--Norfoik Journa'
Of lridGy.
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Rev. Joseph c. Chambliss, of Harrison
burg, has accepted the pastoral call of the
Broadway Baptist church in Baltimore.
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ATTACK UroN An EDIToR.-Ncriden,
Conn.,, September 2.-W. F. Parker, who
made the attack upon Captain Riggs, of the
Mciidcn Recorder, has been sentenced in
tho police court 10 tie full extent of the
Law, and has also been sued for so, cooper
sonal damages. Riggs lies in Il critical
condition.
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CONDITION OF Mr.. HElsKILL.-The Ab-
ingdon Eirginian states that Mr.. William
K. Hciskill, who was shot few days since
by young man named Rust, is doing well,
land will doubtless recover"
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Change Of Postmasters ri Louisville.
WASHINGTON, September 3.-Jesse NJ.
Boyle has been appointed postmaster at
Louisville DICE DR.. Speed, for eight years
the incumbent of the office.
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Proposed RE-UNIoN OF TIE ARMY OF Ten
NEssEE.--LouiSriHc, September "A meet
iDr of the executive committee Of arrange
:nents for the fourth annual rctinion Of the
Army of the Tennessee waG held yesterday.
General Dandrom, Of Lancaster Ky, was
selected to deliver an address of welcome
to the society at the next annual rctlnion.
Colonel b. II. Bristow is appointed CORE
spending secretary of the executive COM
mittCC.
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Domestic nIarlscts-TBY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK. September -NOOp.-Stocks fever
sh. Money unsettled ut cal per cent. Sterling
Long, 1881; short, lO9t. Gold 1855. 5-2O's, '02,
l93t. Virginia G's, eX-corpons, 50! new w: IGn-
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull, irregular, and
less firm. Corn quiet and firm. Pork dull Lard
quiet at 35c. Turpcntnc quiet ut i2c Rosin steady
Frcights quiet.
Flour opened higher but closed with the advance
lost. Wheat duh and lI2c. lower; white south
ern, $l.7S. Corn firm; mixed western, sl.i6@
Sis. Provisions unchanged. Whiskcy heavy at
81. I36l$l.17 Sugar firm. Molasscs firm. Rice,
Coffee. and Naval stores, quiet. Freights irmer
en- grain and unchanged on cotton.
Money. cal per cent. Sterling heavy. GolA eH-
cited. and closed at l3G1nl38i. Governments
strong: 5-2o's, 81, l??l@?3 Virginia as ex-cou-
pons, 80.
BALTIMORE. September Cotton dull and
nominal at a!tc Flour firm ard active, with good
shinpn. demand. Wheat firm and excited red,
;l.d@. Corn firm. Pork quiet. Bacon firm. Whis-
Tlrginia IS, old ISL lsess, 81 lSe7s, so; cou-
Il El' BID I'" '''' ->'' vi ~'''''' '' ~
LOUISVILLE, September 9:-Tohacco very firm
Provisions frrner. Pork, $50 S3i.25 shoulders
&c.: clear sides l95Gli9lc. Lard 2O4c. "hlsKey'
$l.l3W$l.A
ST. LOUIS, September 9.-Whiskcy steady at
$l.H. Pork. S3i. Shoulders l53c, clear sides
ElW1oc. Lardquict; nominal.
WILMINGTON, y. c., September 3.-Spirlts tur-
pcntinc quiet at 3sic. Rosln quiet AT s3mS'5o
Crude turpcntine steady at Sl.55@*3. Tar firm at
$40.
Foreign Narkets-[BY TELEGRAPHl.
LONDoS. September 3.-N0On -Consols, 90.
United States bonds S3l.
LIVERPOOL. September Standardization
firncr but not higher: uplands, l3Sd.; Orleans,
l3;ml3Td.; estimated sales, TO- 900 bales sales for
the week, So 900 bales including 900 for export
and Is. 900 for speculation stock 900 bales In
Guiding 900 American stock aoat, i03, 900 bales.
including IL 900 American. Red Wheat-W eSterI,
los. Id GIlOs. 81.
ifernoon.-Cotton shade lrmer. Yarns and
fabrics quiet but firm Flour, 2Js. Cd. Corn, 5Os Oh.
LIVERPOOL, September DISQUALIFICATION
steady upamds l3s@l3ld.; Orleans, l3id. sales.
II, 600 bales, including 1000 bales for export and
! speculation.
| HAvRE, September 3.--COtton opens quiet and
| steady.
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HIGH PLAY AND DISTINGUISHED VISIT
oRs AT BADEN.-A correspondent of the
PaH-MaU Gazette writes from Baden I'M
der date of the % instant:
d" In the Fremden-Liste of to-day I find
no less than seven royal persOnages-
princes, dukes, ambassadors, and lesser
dignitaries we possess in due proportion.
The gambling tables, which suffered, per-
haps, more than anything else from the
late exodus OF tourists, have resumed
their usual animated appearance, ard
from morning till night the wheel OF
fortune goes round. Play here is never as
high as at Homburg, where MuStapha Fazyl
Pacha lately broke the bank to the tune OF
el2, 900, but the stakes are quite Large
enough to make losing unpleasant. One
evening last week our boldest player, a
Russian lady of high rank, after hard
fought battle of three hours duration, re-
tired the loser of nearly a hundred thou
sand francs. The interest excited by this
encounter was intense; almost all other
play was suspended, and triple row OF
spectators surrounded the table, breath
lcssly watching the result of each coup.
For my own part, think it scarcely On
edifying spectacle to see any lady, particu-
larly when young and beautiful, publicly
engaged in such a pursuit, and lingering
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AxormER TuHNEL At CucAGo.-Chicago
September 2.-Thc Board of Public Works
Of this city have decided to prepare plan
Tor another tunnel under the lake, to be
sixty feet beneath the surface, running
under the main and south branches of the
river, and under the whole city from the
water works, on the north side: to about
Twcnty-sccond street on the west side. The
work will occupy three years, and will cost
81 800, 600.
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EIIAs,S EFFECTUAL ELIXER BrTTERs.
for Dyspepsia, Heartburn, and General Debility.
One bottle will prove It's efficacy, and as tonic
deiies competition.
For sale ut retail by principal druggists ana gro"
GERS, and wholesale by the proprietor, NO. eiooiAm
street, Richmond, Va.
None genuine without the proprietor's photo
graph and signature. au ol-tNcya
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|, APuUA POWDERS.
DEATH TO Chill L S.
WONDERFUL CURES!
WONDERFUL CURES!

The success of the celebrated RhPHUA POW
DERS I'm the cure of that dreadful disease AGUE
AND FEVER Is beyond parallel. Strange as 1t
may seem to those who have tried other remedies
without success.
THIS REMEDY NEVER FAILS!
II not only gives immediate relief but by persist
emily following directions given, will prevent It's
return. Its composition Is OF the most simple and
beneficial character, and may be taken by the most
delicate female, even by child.
Read the following certificates from gentlemen
Of high rcputc In this community
RICHMOND, VA, August 70, 1880.
CAPTAIN Z. j. Leuy:
Dear Slr,-My daughter was cured OF chills and
fever by the use Of boz Of your celebrated IA.
phua Powders They are admirable, and should
be tried by ali who suicr.
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DLUE WINDSOR LUMP PLASTER
ID 200 tons, just received direct, on consignment
for sale low. ijy27li A. :. LEE.
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY.
PREACHERS, STUDENTS,
I MERCHANTS,
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ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR guarantees to
cure Dysentcry, DiarrhGa, and all bowel disor-
dcrs Read certificate to j. Elias, ESQ.,:
,.Dcar Sfr-I was suffering with the dysentery
four weeks, and after taking one dose Of your
Elixir was perfectly cured. can only say A.
worked like n charm on ME. l recommend u
highly to any one suffering with any disorder OF
the bowels.
Yours truly, y. GREESBACh.
Richmond April 10, lseo."