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Buffers Prospects.

The BEAST leads off in fine style. We
should set it down us certain that he would
be nominated if we did not know that he so
arranged the meetings in places known to be
friendly to his nomination as to produce a
still further influence in his favor. lie very
shrewdiy surnscd that if he could get two
or three hundred delegates out of the eight
or nine hundred before WASnBrRN got one
hundred, the party men, who always go
where the scent of the spois is strongest,
would help to swell his vote in the State Con-
ycution. Nevertheless, BUTLER is not yet as
surcd of the nomination. He has difficult
and dangerous journey yet to make.
Do we of the South wish to see BUTLER
elected Governor Of Massachusetts,! That
depends. We desire to know that he has
left the Congress which he has done so much
to disgrace. We would not object to seeing
him rule Massachusetts with an iron rod
We should laugh at the lordly BoStonianS,
who would feel degraded because Of his sue
cess, but who applaudcd him for his inta-
NOUS conduct in New Orleans and else
where during the war. We should have no
sympathy for SUMNER, nor WILSON, nor HoAR,
nor DAWES, nor WAsHBURN, nor any Others of
the silk-stockiDg gentry Of Massachusetts
who bounded on their big bulldog when
he was pursuing the women and
children of the South, but who cannot bear
the idea that he should make kennel of the
gubernatorial mansion of the old Bay State.
We would rather be disposed to laugh at
their calamity and mock their EXPLANATIONS
of displeasure. But, then, who can wish to
see BUTLER successful in a fight even with
Massachusetts, abolitioniSts and oppressors
of the South? Who could rejoice in the
success of the man that murdered MUMFoRD?
Who could be glad TO see Governor made
of the man that insulted the ladies and
robbed the men of New Orleans? Who
could contemplate with pleasure the eleva'
ton to high office of the bully, the coward,
and the migrate:
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HEAE'pEG.

Died at her residence, i'll Stafford county. OH the
3,st OF August in tn eight yuurth year OF her age
1ir< MARY KELLOGG, mother 81 the lat" j. H..
Kellogg, OF this CITY,
lied, on the 3ist Of August, 1879. JOHN ED
WAi;l;S. youngest SON Of Robert \. L.. ana VIZ
piuia Habucy. aged a. ghccn months.
Ills funeral will take place THIS DAY ut 10
O'Clock A. NJ. from his fathers residence, No. GIG
Seventh street, north Of Leigh street. Friends "i
the family and those OF his granaIatner Jalllcs VI.
Taylor are invited 10 attend.
Died. ut 81 o'clock Monday, September LIST. JANE
WALSH, second daughter OF John ana Anne
The funeral will take place at sol Seventeenth
street at O'Clock TO-DAI.
Died yesterday morning, Septcmher lst, of ty-
Dhoid fever, Mrs. MARY ). DEtINlCu. lii the
thrty-siNth year of her age.
The friends ana acsIuiiutlnccS Of the family are
requested TO attend her funeral from the Seventh
street Christian church THIS MORNING al IL
o'clock.
Died. on the alst of August, 1873, CHARLIE
GOODRICH. nf;mt son Of John X. and Sophia vi.
Molloy: aged four months and twenty-threc days.
Alas how changed this lovely flower,
Which doomed TO cheer our hearts;
Fair, tiecting comfort of an hour,
How soon we were called 10 part.
Died at the residence of his father, on Saturday.
August 30, at 3 O'Clock, EDGAR LEE, only son OF
C. c. and Nj. 4. Gregory: aged one year, four
months and five days.
Darling EDGAR, thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God that hath bcreft us,
lie c;In all our sorrows heal.
He died before his infant soul
HAD ever burnt with wrong desires,
Had ever spurned at Heavens control,
a Or ever qucnched its sacred fires
Weep not for the loved one that ascends
To partake Of the joys of the sky;
Wcep not for the angel that bends
With the worshipping chorus on high.
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To the Editors Of the Dispatch:


In your daily issue Of August 2Sth aT-
pcared an article under the signature 9 Lower
End" The object of The author evidently
was to produce the impression in, sections
-of my county remote from my home that
the sentiment of the people Of my own sec
ton was hostile to me as candidate for
reelection to the House of Delegates. SAID
article was intended to reach distant town
ships in time for the township meetings to
send delegates to the Ashland Convention.
no time was given me for response, ana the
only reply now desire TO make Is that ID a
township meeting of at least one hundred
and sixty Conservative citizens | was unani-
mously recommended as q candidate for
reelection in the county Of Hanover. The
author can meet Inc in fair public discussion
AS to tie merits Of his accusations whenever
and wherever he plcaseS.
Very respectfully. Il. l.. GARDNER.
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conservative Meeting in Hanover.

At n large and enthusiastic CONSERVATIVE
meeting In Henry township, Hanover couh.
ty, on August Both, 1873, to select deiega'es
to a nominating convention TO De nelu u.
Ashland on the 18th instant, tne ioi Mg nh5
delegates were chosen: Or. George W. fol'
lard, DIR. e. T. Shelton. ). a. daZeigroTe'
6. G. Tinsley, William Gaines, ana H. Il, r. :,
Howe, Alternates: j. L. Woodson, W.
Peatross, Morris Hill, George a. Jones, Johh
". Pate, and w. NJ. Shelton.
A resolution was adopted expressing the
unanimous sentiment Of the meeting III Ia
yor of the reelection of Mr. X. +. Gardner
to the House of Delegates.
Another resolution was adopted INSTRUCT
ing the delegates to vote for MIR. Gafdner'
WILLIAM GAINES. Chairman.
A: r. E7lerson, Secretary.
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Governor JACOB, of West Virginia, has
popped up again. lie has issued IN order
declaring vacant the office OF public printer,
held by Ii. S. WALKER, but adding that if
there is any law under which WALKER has a
claim to the office, in that case he is removed.
The Governor is wroth. WALKER is his
most unrelcnting enemy. We presume
Governor JACOB has the same right that the
Governor Of Virginia has to suspend State
officers.
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GreensviIie.
CONSERVATIVE MEETING-CRoPs, &C.
u,rvcpoRn. VA. SeDtember /, 1873.

CONSERVATIVE MEETING-CRoPs, &C.
HrCKsFoRD, Va, September !, 1910:
A Conservative meeting was held at this
place to-day-Hon. J. r. Chambllss pre-
siding, J. w. c. Green secretary, W lillaIi
A, Reese was nominated for the Legislature.
Speeches were made and much enthusiasm
manifested. Arrangements were made for
grand mass-meeting October Sd.
Peter X. Jones, late colored delegate from
this county, addressed a slim gathering To-
day, as did T. r. Chambliss, Independents
candidate for Governor. ,;s-.,.e.
No business OF importance was transacted
at court to-day.
Crops reported fine in all parts Of this and
the adjoining counties. ".
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NJ C.. II. Ramcy, lawyer, Of A..NaidrH. "
who suffered from scroiula Ina very severe fora
was greatly benefited here this summer. Ills "p'
ion of the Strihling alum water Is clearly nd!Cit"
In the suhjoiued letter:
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Not n Political Organization.

RICHMOND. VA, september !, lo'o'
To Ie Editors Of the Dispatch:
TIE Richmond correspondent OF the Gu
cinnati Commercial. in his letter to the said
paper, headed the issue in Virginia " Blacl S
against the Whites" He says the MaSon:,
Odd-Fclows. Sons Of Temperance, and all
other colorcd organizations are bound to.
gcthcr with political oaths. In defence CT
the Sons of Temperance lit being an Order
among the colored people that has legal
charter in the State), we assert that we are
not pledged to either Of the parties. Neither
have we any oaths pledging our members to
support any but the Temperance party. Our
members are free from all oaths TO vote as
they wish. Our motto is not "Blacks against
the Whites" but Sic Scmpcr IWnnntS.
Our sole object is to fight King Alcohol and
TO rescue fallen man from ruin, misery, and
shame. We are combined together to pro-
ice. the widows and orphans, and admins
ter TO the sick and bury the dead.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CT THE STRIBLING SPRINGS,
THIRTEEN MILES WEST OF sTAUsTOS, VA.

Fine mountain air and scenery, good hotel accom-
modations, various means of recreation and amuse-
ment.
Board Per day, $3.50; per week, SIS; per month,
$50.
THE MINERAL WATERS,
which include the three distinct classes Of ALrY
CuALYHEATE, and SULPHUR SPRINGS are pre-em!-
nenty Alternative and tonic In their action, and are
mos, admirably adapted for the treatment Of almost
every conceivable variety Of chronic disease.
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS and PNEUMONIA, DYs-
pEpsIA, Liver DISEASE. DISEASES OF THE URr-
NARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, ScRoFULA, cry
srPELAs, CUTASEoUs DISEASES, NEURALGIA,
and GENERAL DEBILITY will in most cases be
readily cured by their use.
Their unequalled tonic and depurative properties
render these waters appropriate remedies In all
chronic cases OF irritation and debility, NO MATTER
WHAT MAY BE THE NAME or THE DISEASE.
Public attention is respectfully called to the sub
Joined statements OF persons Of the highest ortrr
of intelligence and responsibility atesting the
triordinary curative and restorative powers of
these springs. s.G0OUE, Agent.
September !, 1873.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Charlottesville.
HUGHES AND CHANDLER SPEAK.

HUGHES AND CHANDLER spEAh'
Especial telegram to the Dispatchj
CHARLOTTESVILLE, September l.-Accotu'
ing to appointment, R. W. Hughes spoke
here to-day. His speech was very lengthy but
exceedingly poor, and created no enthusiasm
His audience was small, and composed chiefly
of negroes, who seemed to have attended
merely through idle curiosity, and paid very
little attention to what was being said.
Judging from the comments made by parties
who were in attendance it Is to be inferred
that Hughes did his cause more injury than
good by his harangue here to-day.
L. II. Chandler also spoke, and although
his speech was Ear superior to that OF hughes
it produced no effect.
/. The Conservative party will undoubtedly
carry this section by large majority.
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VICTORIA LAWN SUITS at 80. r. au ~

MT GRAND DUCHESS FRiLLiNG'
twelve yards in piece, for Soc;
,11J,xcE REGISTERED FR1LLING, twelve
yards in piece, for Soc.
ALEXANDRA LAcE-EDGE fklLhlN" a' "
and 69c. per piece;
CAMBRIA BIAS TUCKING, PUFtlNGs' ana
TAPE TRIMMINGS; .-.-
A complete stock of NECK-RUFFLlN1 from 10
to 75c. a yard:
NOVELTY LINEN TRIMMING, nine yards IN 4
piece, for 25c.;
BOBBIN-EDGE, eighteen yards In piece. for soc.
The above trimmings are offered at just one-haif
the usual price. Having purchased them at great
reduciop. we give our customers the benefit Of the
same LEV oihE'''
1917 and 1919 Main street.
BRUSSELS UASSOCkS at 81 apiece. au ls
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ChoIara in Kentucky.

C1ScISNAT1, September. IA letter from
prominent physician at Millesburg, Ken
lucky. says: "The cholera is fearful here.
There were fifteen deaths in the town this
morning. Several other persons will be dead
presently. Most of the victims are negroes.
There have been nearly thirty deaths here
since Thursday last" The letter is dated
SeDfember 1St
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CITY Point.
COLORED MAN DRowSED.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatcfl.l
CRY POINT, VA, September l.-Daviu
Robinson, colored man belonging IN thlS
place. was accidentally drowned on Satur-
dav night BIZ falling from thc steamer State
of Maryland. lie lad been working on the
steamer and in attempting to step on the
wharf missed bis footing and fell overheard.
drowning Immediately. His body has not
vpt bccn recovered.
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Professor Blairs Book on Latin Pro-
nnnciatiOn

nuncia ton.
The New York Times gives Professor
BLAlR's book a rather curt notice. The
Times makes decidedly BunsbyiSh remark
when it declares its belief that this valuable
little book "will not effect general uniforni-
ty." Nobody ever expected such result
from its publication. That were miracle
indeed. AS to the letter &C." however, the
Times has the fairness to say:
"When we remember the different sounds
given to that letter blythe En- glish, the Ger
mans, the Italians, and the Spaniards, spe-
cialy before and 1, the advantage of re-
turn to the old sound Of K must be evident,
and for that there is ample reason"
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LETTER OF DIR. y. 6. MCPHAlL,
fcta NJ pllEmnr,

RICHMOND, July %, ls13.
Nr. S. Coode, Stri6tiaJ Syringe:
The very thought OF Inc STRlBLlNG SPRINGS
makes my "mouth water" for draushs Of It's
delightful and heaIh-giving fountain. In l;.'
was greatly benefited by your alum Water and after
a ten DAYS visit returned home many pola&s
heavier than when left, and relieved OF indigestion
and debility from which had suffered for months
l repeated my visit the next year md was also
much benefited. though not go much Of az invalid.
Your .alum water'' exerts a Soot3ing, oiera-
tire. and tonic influence over n! chronic rlamma-
ton and irritation of the mucous membrane III H.!
portious Of the system, and when It is remembered
that the bronchial tubes Mroat, stomach, boW.ls,
urinary and genital organs are n! lined with this
peculiar, velvcty membrane. 1t viii readily he seen
TO what an extensive class of diseases this water I.
applicable. '...
Prepared in the laboratory Of nature, IL SIR
passes al! artificial compounds as far Divine
wisdom SURPRISES all human skill and Ingenuity.
am anxious 10 spend Il few weeks with you LeXt
month, and will probably send some c. my patton.
thithcr also.
u-,,l,i ia1,n t,,,t,s
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MT AUGUST 10TH, 1873.
THOMAS X. PRICE & CO.
orp NOW onpniuu and on the WAY

THOMAS X. PRICE & co.
are now opening and on the way
BROWN and BLEACHED COTTOSS.
BROWN and BLEACHED SIiEETINGS,
New DARK and LIGHT PRINTS,
BLACK ALPACAS, IRISH LINENS,
LINEN SHEETINGS,
TABLE DAMASk, DOYLlES.
DAMASK NAPKINS, MERINO SHIRTS,
BLACK GRO-GRAIN SILKS,
HEMSTITCHED and LiNES-ChMBRfC HAND
KERCHIEFS,
UMBRELLAS,
BROWN COTTON HALF HOSE.
In order 10 make room for the NEW FALL
STOCK, the summer goods on hand will be sold
without regard 10 cost. au 10
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Three Persons over the SchuyllsiH
Falls.

READING, September IA boat contain
ing two men and woman went over the
falls of the Schrylkill near KisScngen bridge:
One man escaped. The other two are sup
posed to be drowned. One of the men rowed
over the falls purpo>ely. His motive is un-
known. He had had a difficulty with Il
woman ut beer-garden.
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Horse-T Thieves Hanged by Mob. Etc.

ST. LOUIS, September 1.-Two horSe-thieyes
were hanged by mob in Benton county,
Mo-. Saturday, and another OF the same gang
has been arrested land is in Jail at Sedalia.
Superintendent Joseph Widen, one of the
victims of the explosion Of the steamer
George c. Wolfe, died here yesterday.
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Not Asiatic Cholera.

New YORK. September 1.-The post
norton examination of the body of an Eng
lish emigrant named Edwards, who was re-
ported to have died from Asiatic cholera,
showed the man to have died of typhoid
fax-a
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Counterfeit Oh the $500 LegaI-Tcndel
Note.

Note.
WAsHISGToS, September 1.-The Treasury
has discovered the existence of very dan
gerous counterfeit of the $500 legal-tender
note, last series of 1869. So perfect Is Its
execution that Treasurer Spinner declares 1t
is calculated to deceive even the most prac-
ticed experts. The note was forwarded here
by the Assistant Treasurer at New York,
who suspected it, but forwarded it to the
Treasurer for examination by the experts OF
the Department. The differences between
the counterfeit and the genuine issue will
be given for publication tomorrow.
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The National Italian Convention.

ST. LOUIS. September 1.-The Convention
of Italian Societies, in session here last week.
adopted petition to Congress asking that
body to electualy suppress the traffic in
Italian children which has been carried on
so long by the padrones, and which is so
shameful in its character.
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Death OF Fgon. ID. VI. Barringcr.

Especial telegram TO the DispatchI
GREESgIIER WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS, sep
tcmbcr Hon. d. n. Barringcr, OF North
Carolina, died here this evening at Il quarter
to o'clock.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, September l.7-For the Mid
die States and lower lake region oil Tuesday,
rising barometer, winds diminishing to
fresh ard gentle northwesterly and south
westerly, and generally clear Weather. II
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Wales
Extensive Fire.

PAroKA, September 1.-BirSham Broth
crs' distillcry was burned here to-day. Loss,
$50. 900, including $50 hogs, 5000 bushels
Of corn, 40 barrels of Whi$key.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT WHITE TEETH!

GT WHITE TEETH!
WHITE TEETH!
MEADE 4 BAKERS sAPoNISE DESs Ti-
FR1cE-the best tooth-powder in us ,-eficacie U.s.
elegant and innocent; recommended by the Lest
dentists.
Price, SOC. o box.
,s 80 renerallv. auaO
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Orders for tickets and al! ofIx! = MOORE,
beaGdressed hnStn,'Inn Norfolk, W.
Secrerary Masonic Relief Association a,l.h asea~
Fl. N. BUEroS, General Agent 70 I'd serti,iDg.
cies for sale OF t!ekessand 10 siSiEs
Tickets for sale At PoS,mihfaa Nam oseSss,
Co.'S store, corner of fweIA @aA M s-eodin
Richmond, Va. ---~---------------~--
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Cholera i'm wheeling.

WHEELING, ". Va, September There
have been three deaths from cholera here
since Saturday.
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'NO THE PEOPLE OF LOUISA
4 COUNTY.

In November next you VIII be called upon 10 elect
the TkEs SURER of your county. For that office
we are sure you cannot elect better person than
mlisfUS I. GO0CH, the present incumbent. AS
falthial.y, diligently, aIi With great ability dis
charged the duties ineplihept npoil him. You know
thata'l this Is simple truth. IL Is therefore With
great confidence that we present him again 10 you
for your support at the next election for the Office
OF treasurer OF Louisa county for the ensuing term.
&C 2-sss MANY VOTERS.
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For sale by druggists generally.

Price, SOC. O 30.
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This drawing has been lega!!5ei by special act ..
he Legislature, 10 raise FUNDS Tor Tie cofHp''''-
OF the Masonic Temple i'll the city OF Norfolk.

Plan of drawing same a. tA4r Of Kentucky ~
,hrory Association. praw!Gg 20 :ahc p!%fe J.
Norfolk on
WEDNESDAY, ocToBEg 18Th, le'''
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LETTER OF THE HoS. 4. II, i. STCART
SrAUETOS. VA. August 81, l.3!.
was visitor with several members OF my ram
ly at Stribling Springs during the present sunn"
aud found excellent accommodate i0us AZ m"dcra.
prices. am persuaded, from ioag acqua!"t"ne.
with The waters OF these springs, that they posse.
great medicinal virtues
The climate is dry and invisora'tng, and III"
temperature at night is always moderate and IT.
ightful. l know of no place IN the mounraGs
which presents moreattract:cus 4 summer r'->or..
ALIEN. Fl. Il. STUART.
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R0ssTS. SHOES. &c

yxTE ARE NOW OFFERING OURs
w stock Of - -, a "a
and other Summer Goods
AZ REDUCED PRICES,
to make room for Fall Goods. Ladies and Gentle
mems custom work. best qualities only, nude 10 or
der. and guaranteed 10 lit.
A full line of TRUNKS. SATCHEl.S, TRAVEL
Sc. on hand and for sale low ny
John II. BOSCIIEN x son,
~, ., 500 ana ) IL broad street.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

Spain.
MADRID, September 1.-Rcar-Admiral Al
den has gone to Barcelona in the flagship
Wabash. .,--.-.--
The prisoners of the rebels in Carthagena
are nearly exhausted, and the men are ma
rauding in the shops and private houses for
food. g..
Wales.
SWANSEA, September Ia colliery eX--
posion here this morning killed tive men.
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NO MEDICINE EQUAL TO THE ALUM Wa
TIERS OF STRIBLISG SPRINGS.
Extract from a Letter of A!mon Hart, Esq ..
Tarboro', Y. G., under date Of April iith, !s7J.I
my health has been better than usual since sA'
you. The mineral waters OF Stribin2 certainly Oh
me good, ana they acted like n charm upon my wife
She had been an invalid for dve months, and oui'
weighed ninety -one pounds; now her weight IS OK
hundred and twenty-five pounds. She speaks Highly
Of the place and thinks there Is no medicine elus
TO the alum water of Stribltng Springs" sc 20.
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CASE OF Mr.. II. X. ELLISON. Or THE RICH
MOND DISPATi Il
This gentleman visited the St'ihllHz SprirS7 ~
ring the resent summer somewhat eHieebied from
recent indsposidon. He remained II the sirlh-t
eight days. "egained his strength aEi gained '4
pounds In weight. H.,
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GALL AND EN- MINE OURaa
" enc assortment of ,.rc go
TRUNKS. VAlISES, SATGllELS: 70
cEETiFNE<;S HAND-SEWED CATERS anr
LhDiE.S:. MISSES, and BOYS SHOES, &G,,
WlNGO, ELLETT K Cktalp,
i.,o 1905 Main street.
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With best wishes, yours truly,
&c. McPHAlL. IL.
RAPID AND PERMANENT CERE OF
SEVERE CASE OF Liver DISEASE.
CASE OF MR.. {. 7. R1DGwAI.

CASE OF MIR. G. T. EfDGTAi.
STRIBLlSG SPRINGS. husus -, ls:5
Some yerS ago was closely confined 70 my rocl:i,
in Staunton. for three months ~ severe attack -"
liver disease. Being much cnfecblri. WAS Gn"''
to walk up or down stairs witllou: help. Ny phiI-
cian Dr.. Ea2an. advised me Ia visi: ;he Strih.ta.
Springs. When left Stanton for this pace wa,
carried and lifted into the buggy, ar, wien ~
rived here was assisted IN Ike manner from tie
buggy into the hotel. at once began Tie u>c Of the
sulphur water and on the ninth day after my ~
rival was able 10 take my gun aud 20 hunting Oyer
the hills. | remained here six weeks and lett IN
pcriect health which has remained Guimpairci to
the present time. &. I, H!D""Af'
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4 GENERAL MEETING OF THE
~ YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
TION will be held at their new rooms on Main he
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. on TUESDAY
EVENING, SEPTEMBER I'd, at quarter-past O'Clock,
the storm on last Tuesday evening having pre-
vented the meeting as expected
The public laoies especially, are cordially invited
TO attend
Short and interesting addresses maybe expected
D
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PIC-NlCS.

THE EXCURSION GIVEN By THE
L BIBLE CLASSES of the Ciay-Street church,
which was postponed last week. will come off on
next FRIDAY, September ), 1873. 4 large and Sc
ect crowd Is expected. This will be the most fash
enable affair of the season.
Strcet-cars leave First and Broad streets IL g. \
" Cars leave depot at "a A. NJ.
Gentlemen's tickets 81; ladies' tickets. Soc; chill
lrcn's tickets, 25c.
Tickets to be had at the cars and of the commit
ec generally. Sc 2-3t