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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-07-13
CARDS.
Drs. Roberts & McPeters,

DENTISTS,
e., OFFICE at DIR. j. G. Roberts res
0YV idence, on I'd Main St., second
ILLD brick building south of National
Bank, where we can be found six days in each
month, commencing first Monday. Charges
according to the stringeneies of the times. All
operations guaranteed. mar30 IF
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26
Der @ a b {.

lie es bier better als BET ibrem Batter,
rer ia aeitletens am 6uneertude ae-
taat bate. ga, bic Erou bate nod
senua ~ efen uno III trtntsn, ober bar.
ouf berubt bas Slid res Menihen
bod ntGt aletn. tlnp renlelben Mann,
Der ibr piefe bittern Worte laate, bate
lie aus reiner e,ebe unr oufrthttaer
3uneiaune, ntdt Deaen isinss Dofts
unc Selves, aebetratba
go sins 60 einise Sabre. Der
Wluersbauer rpurpe tmmer naIrrt
i&sr, rerf@lOGener uup unsufrieSener,
ole Grou wurce bleiHsr unb dItsr. aber
etne blibence Sdoar frSblt6er Rtncer
wa6s prd&tt9 bsrau uno lpielte lures
los auf Gem fcfe, pensn Usrfag lang
fam. ober fiber Habte. unb pteietGt
bdtte fh Der Sturm nod bslHwshtieen
laRen, wenn nfht Ger Stcls ben Bau.
ern In caS @errerbsn gelodt bate pie
Der ethtslans pie Bride IN rte Isnaens
De Glamme.
GoytIeBund folat.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26
SerSeBt SteS nt@t !
(GortleBuus fOlgt.)

Die s~esenpGrItse til bic Sahressett fir Gun.
senRebrr, 6ufen. Sdnupfen unb ~perbGnsnts-
pole Gntptfeluns Der prGDtspofticn fir
S&rtnbiuHt unb anbere Rebt- une Qunaen.
6ranf5eiten. ,,Boshee's German Syrup" tn
tn ctefer Gsseno istt ben Iestsn 3wet Sabren
ubne etnen stn3tssn EtserfOls our Cur anse,
penoet rorben. Wenn tbr otes Nebtctn nod
ntht islblf se6rauGt bal, asbi ~ Gtuem MpOtbe.
ter uno fragt tba ua& tbren wuubersaren Gr-
sOlgsn bet te;nen 8anDen. 3u Dozen beilen
ben fblin1 n ten Gaa. Sabt ibr fetnen glauben
an trgeno zine Nebicin, 70 fault nur ein probe.
RGlthen bon 8cfGee's German @prup fur 10
Gents nno oerfu&t fs. 6lai6en SOn resularsr
@rGbe rs Gents. gsrnntlG,Fst euren Dulen
Mot Nm IS Gents 3u fparen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26
$780,
1886

tsrs l&urf tucsIte uno itut empfabI, fG
lsiueu Mitlebrliue gum Wuifer ;u nebs
men. Tarl bate bte Grsupe. eoe aud
Der seiren9e Yater Rl6enmetfer leiuen
WCraengru6 tmmer poblwcuenper era
wtcsrte unp mitunter fo9ar ein raar
freunelthe WDrte an TIN rt@te.e. Muh
ben pater SsbdIous fab er bispsilen
in ben 4rsu3ednesn ODER ouf BEN Slc
fer6rfs, mo- 60 cann Ger e~trplrciee
@reis ME untUliee, i'm freunpIiG um
feline Muiter su befrassn unb su fort
selsStsm 6Iei6s upb Sutem Betra9en
~ ermuntsrn. Nur ;u Weldiiur purs
be Roris 0srbdltnts timer unaneensb
nier. Ssit erferer eininb, noB es ibm
ni6t eeltnsen piroe. Den Rnabsn ~
rsrfdbren unb tn letnen lei1tfnniaeu
9sbensmanosl nit btnetn3u3teten, be-
gam sr In Rarl stnsnGetnS unp spion
~ erbltfsn. Der i'm perrotben t5nre.
ST taste ieinen tueenpbaften @enpRen.
ME Ger V6ie fets ben @uten bast UNI
&arl bate Siel pom WelGtOrs aiftiesr
3unse unc eefsn mi:rtlhsn Nelsn su
ruIcsn. @snu belize 3ulamnen unc
Cbne Nuffi@t bes Brupers Sufus aus
lantmsn arbetten mueten, bann n,a6te
Wd@tor oft abf1tlt6 une NIT t5bni,
f@tn BCrten piee unp ienes nertebrt
uno verparb Wau@es, uu nadbsr nit
freezer u1uell6dmtbett bic S4ulo ouf
ben lin8eren @ebdlfen su f6isbsn.
Rarl trus @Ues eebulpte uuo bate
ueberoiss bic @enuetbuune. bas Brus
Der Sutus tmuer ben pabren beraana
our&l&aute unc oornu& feline Naerss
9eIn ncbm.
(Scrtiesurs fOlat.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26
u uf abf@ dlftser 8abn.
Trieori@ G9Eettler.

SIN S&pstse letues anssfGtss lOa
Der Weula ietn HrOo elsn. - oas If
bas aIte, watre uup @telen 10 barte
Sort. Dte fablt 60 ni1t Der 6atrif-
arbeiter 10 Iausr, Der. unter MalGinsn
lslbf ;ur @alStne eeworpen. ObneRaf
NIT 0a(f pom frtben Mores1 biz ,ur
Nadt mttbem spieen Il { ..et leiner eetfs
t6btsncen Arteit f& pIaseu mus Nts
pradt 60 nt@t ben @rparbstter, Der In
eel&IpHenen 3use wie etn 8auesfans
Btnsr, oosr wie pos pfUo tn Der Rses
miblG, feu@eno Sarrer UNI Rarren
l6Ieppt unp 70 Zen Damn %auftbdrmt,
auf Dem balp bas feurtae DampfrOe
b~abtuFtesen wtrp. Da III eo1 pte
mannt6faIttse arbGt ces 9anDmannes
in Ter frtG@sn lebenpteen Natur. NIT
peren @e1leI fe peruobsn III, BET auer
YLaee NOD wte @enub unb Ss9en ~
a&tenl Die Nrbeit in GeIp, @te(e unb
0aIp ma@t cas- 6ers nidt Soc unp
Ieer, ia, fe 3rin9i ben Wenlben aletA :
fam, (etnsn Bid uap letne Gebantsn
mad utsn su ri@tsn une BET ben tdeli>
&su SOrsen bee Sebeus ben urbebsr
pes eebens ni@t III Derse7en. Die
6aub pes eanpmanne5 ftreut ben ga
men aus ano berettet ben Nfsr. abet
Soft etsbt Wa1stbum unp @epsibsn.
Die frete @cttesnatur NIT tbrem fett:
gen @e&isI feisIt parb tdelt9 neus
SdSnbett pas circumference Muge uni
srbdIt cas- 5srt selune j; pas Stad9O,
ben, mas IT 6ebaut, mirD Gem 9anps
NAME Iteb unp tbeuer, uno Die Arbeit
leIbif miro cut9 ben 0e9leI per Sab
rsssetten ausensbm unterbrOhen. 90
bletbt Der taubmunH frti@, fromm unp
frob, unp ipenn Die a%ufsefldrtsn 8eIt'
burger prer befsr Srrmeni&en mttlsi'
rts tts A9Islu ;ufsn uno Iber BIZ
pummen Sauern Idbeln, neneu III,
DCrf BE 8eIt III uuo bic on Der SGoQs
fIeben, ee If unb bIetbt bod tpabr, bae
Der B%auernfanp ben Rern pes 8plfee
btlpet, unp pae es feline ~9elunpers.
nctbwenotSere unp ebrenwertbere Nrtetl
8fbt, aIs bte Der 8auern.
9pI&s0e puuten mag aud Der sreilt
Yfarrer BON BaIpfirden bahen, bel
mad Dem beiltgen Dtenfe Innalam ben
9deeI btnter Den, yfarrsarten biuans
fetst. al unD 3u esben bletbt une let.
men Bid Gbsr pte frtectt6e Gesenb AZ
ietnenGdssn (Gwetfen ldet. llntsr itn
Itest pas freunblt&e4trapOrf BON nall
ptSen bSben umlauutt !; pe rretbeu
@tebel Der 6duler lGetnen unter ben
9aubba@e cer Obfbdun1e uup 9tnber
8erfedsn 3u lpteIsu. Our Nedter
atebt (i& rae bItntenre @tltertaub bee
6IuGes our& ardne @telen unb lamm.
tere 8eiDen, auf fentr eldn;enbe Rdtt
NIT ftrCSencen Gutern tbre Nabruna
la&su. Gtne MabIe Rebt ant GluGt
unp eer letle @tnp trdst has @etlap.
per BET Hdper bic 3u hem NIT 8ul&s
gsrt beUa&leuen 6asel unb 10 ben
Obre ess 0utles. 2tnes erfreden fd
pie otsel retter tns eant ttnetu, rper:
pen aesr TUNER tletner uab tletner uni
faAett nod BEN Dorfe bin III stnen
ldtiftea %bSon9e al, wdbrenb fe In be,
Gsrtte tn lunsSesOssnen8 eaeulinisu IN
cte fruHtbarsGbene ibereeben. ueter,
a4 auf ben t1ttR bebauter 6daeIn uni
auf Der pettsn GsloFur, Ia BEN @drten
auf ben 6Sfen unp 8srtRdtteu berrI&t
reyes Geten; G9nitter maben BAL
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26
SaeOb main3er,
ReAts- Anmal.> nnD notar,

Office nsbeu eanforbsSlu6, s~esenaber esng court ppFs.
ct. yaug, MiRn.
Beft dfttGt fG Defenders matt Ausfsrttsuns une
tnterfxHuns son ReGtstiteIn Iabfroets Of 81.
tettl fDUte NIT benz geriasf BON unb suararttrter
@eIbanlesars aG Grrnbessenttum. ads uptart.
ellen &rbettsr fir SSns rnt Arslanb ats BplrnnGser,
G~effcrer. Sdeutuneer, S~efamerte, Sbppthster, &anf-
brtefe, 8ertrdee. gdHe .e. prompt wat ve6tssalfs sefrrst
unb aussefeat. s.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26

Die GIai&e 6amburser SrOpfsn tsfet
80 @ents, uber fanf Slal&en $500. fnD
tn alien @pctbtteR iu Eaben, ober ptrb
MAD Gr1pfaug bee greiles fret mad alen Etet-
len Der 8eretnfsten @taateu serfenbt
Nnu nbrelire.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26

Aussug ous eiaem 8rtefe Don 3. 9einmfl-
ler, butt, 5prdrb Co.. Soma, an letnet
SUtn 5. betamtGsr, &ebaftear bss Nj
ban9 Serclbs."
.."."--.Sb fanu ntht urnbin, Did Nv bttteh,
IN GetHenl SI1tte unleren Gfentlthen Danf fir
oe DetluH1 Oetner Mutter sur1 Or. aug.
Ronta's hamburger Trcpfeu aasaulpreden.
Wte Dn Uetf, lit etc itebe Wutter an einem
I6peren gebsrletcen uub ielbf bic SHfe unfe>
rec aer3'e mar Sergebitt. Btr prpbirten BITE
hamburger IrUpftn unb rurDe eurd BIN Sc
brdun e~erlslben Ote @elunbbett Der Mutter
pteeer bergeleQt. SD puui&e, Du tperbeR
BITE bamburger MsbBtnen thinner aufs Bette
empfeblen, benin Re baden G6 aaf's gortref-
lt@ffe tn unlerer Bamilts bee Gbrt.
pto Rom &oqrge -WarDu, Ga. ben
"a. Gebruar, 1876
.-....Dr. 4uauR &0his's Saun Sureer
3ropfen ftnD BON dusaepthneter trfung unb
beBbelb nabeju unentbebrltG fir snth.
Ger. 8dter 8. s. Rebmanu.
Gtu sutes Wttel sessn GOtif unb eetbl6mer-
sen Fnb Or. Nusuf ESnts's 6anburler crop.
FEN, 9Hretbt 6err NiHael Wetl. Wtibamafd,
Sno, oenu bteieIbsu belfrr ausenbltdli&.
Der Ddnf etner s a m tlte.-Sh un5
metne 6rau lneeu Sbnsn ben srBBten Danf fit
Or. Gusuf 8Sats's 6dmburser TrDpfsr,
Gretbt Serr SObn pott, 8eneSa Sas., eenu
Dteielben BADEN uns eroBe Dtenfe e~rwtsGeu.
Wtr IaRen bic Gropfeu ut&t uaeEr ausseb.n.
@esen 6aut- Rrantbetten unb are 1nre.-
ntssetten, welGe berDorbenen Blut ertfprtnger,
tnb Or. Nusuf SGnts's 6amburger ErDbfen
Elm gtu3 a4see3ethne es Mtttel, 6enn tie Fnb
BITE befen 8lutnintaer. 60 9&rstbt 6err Sobn
George 9Ooeuf&as tn Qeuacnt, 5as.
Sd bin "a Sabre alt unb mar 70 trana, baB
Id fetne Spetie rsebr Oertraeeu fOnnte. f&retbt
Serr peter Gleuaens. 0tttle Orleans, Mo. Sd
uabnt Or. Gusuft 8Snts's 1amburser Srcpfen
uno btt nun pteber ri6t NIL gang bersefe1t,
Sptbern fible mid bel trdftteer ale fritber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26

Gtu sutes Nittsl sesen Golf unb eetbl6mer-
sen fnb Or. Nuguf ESntg's 6antburler Crop.
fen, f6retbt 6err Mi&ael Wetl. Wtlbamafa,
Sno., benin bteielbsn belfrn ausenbltdli&.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26

$40. Benz S. s. BeGt.
Sem5 IS Beeht.
DtsecteS pcrteutesC
Dsuh1en, Sran36ffHen nnb &dGtfpr,
nter Defnea une 2~iqueuren.
Sjrrebir1Ir tn
gSrsbcn. gfsnorgabea rnS Rey @btseey.
70. 3s7 Drttre Strabe, tutf@en sBai5tnatpa nun Rasts
Strase. ct. VdnI NtanefSta.
g. Dte beaes tmpOrtirten Betae aets
40 1arb. n1f
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26

5rSIfiGbrtses IaeenIeteeu.
unSerba uIt&tett unb Rppffhmet era
trnrben brr& ben @etrar& Dor Or. Nuauf
aSnts's 9nmburser Srutfen .sebetlt uub foa 6
tsetr bteie Wnnesrtrcpfen tn 6dufe Haben.
80 tann ben @rnne u.etnes 6sr3eus faaen,
eaB t& Soft Snnte ba6 Ct uttr bur@ stefe Re.
etjin sebctfen bat.
Minute %. 6olunser, IibbIetopn, pa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26

6arr Spbn Osrals, &oisptQe nate Gacra-
ntsntr, Gal, f&retbt: Dr.. aug. 8Snfs's Dam
burger ErUpfer baben MIR unb ntetnen Rad
barn 70 trunbertare Silfe geletRet, bae trtr bte-
NIT 6fsutltG nnferenD anf ausfpreGen unb rtin-
iGsn. ba6 bteie pertbpsle slr3net anf Der aau-
jen Melt perbrettet rerbes unb allen 2etbenhen
3uat 9etle bteneu ftSse.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26

SD s~erIaufte iter 5000 GIal&eu BON Or.
Musuff 6Snte's 2~anaburser SrOpfeu unb Fam
!be3tuesu,- zap steielbsn NIT ben. befen GrfcIee
beelsttet ttne une bte Na&frnse rad btefeni
trffFt&eH oetlrntttel tGeIt@ santnarat. {.
grssu, Crusetf 172 Sutttbfelb Sty pitts
burg.
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@ebrofbentr 9ofbmutb.

Grjdblana aus benz OorHcbem
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Gerr &bas. SauptHanr, Rtper potnt, 81.
S. be3eust Dte fOIst: sd lit felt a@t @p&eu
an S6Dd6e nnb 4opfl&srsen burG tlnverbdue
It1tttt berDcr9ebra&t. Dur& oeu @sbrau9
bon Or. &uguf RDnte's 5aubureet Sropfen
bin t9 Soft fet Dant rteber fOpett tergefeIt.
SaB t& raetneu oIten 8eGGdfttsunGer rteber
naGeeben fam. Sd tdnn bater btefe @eot.
j'u Nlen befens enpfebteu."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26

Ser Steif tn Gnanbaso StG, Mtf., tbetI
nns nit: Sd lit felt 3pet Subren au rtnsr
tUsarttsen 6le&te, bic alien aittteIn rtber.
lfanb. Ia setrau@te i'd raebrcre @o&en
lang Or. Gusuf 8Suis's 6anttnrser Sropfeu
na& Bcriarift unb uurbe pcn btefent bSsa tt.
cen Getben poafdnbts eebeit.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-02-23
FOREIGN ITEMS.

| ssbastopOl was declared a commercial port Just
one year ago Now, it is the second corn, granary
in Southern Russia, and new buildings and boule-
wards have sprung up as 1t by magic.
largely attended meeting of Presbyterisns was
held in Liverpool lately, for the purpose OF organ
izng system of house to- house visitation OF Pres
byterians, with the view of discovering those who
have lapsed from ehuIch-going of whom 1t was
said there we're large numbers 10 Liverpool
An American missionary writing to the Missionary
Herald gives this description of the people among
whom he is aboring:
The Japanese are most iuquisitive people
Whatever is new, as well as whatever Is very old,
has great attraction, and they will swarm to it as
flies to honey. They are also most mercurlal
people They have minds as bright and as nlmble
as can be- They remind one of the French. The
Chinese may httingly be called the Germans OF the
East and the Japanese the French Outwsrdly
they are q very pleasant people. lnwardly, they
are thorough going hesthens or lnhdelS.
To the prominent products Of the Holy Land be-
long the renowned Syrian sponges. They are COM
monty divided into three classes coarse, red
sponges for domestic use, ETC., large and red tor
bath rOoms, foe white, bell.form sponges for the
toilet table. Although they are very productive
they, like many other gifts of the sea, will soon be
extinguished by excessive fishing. The region
where they are 6shed extends from Mount Carmel
In the South, to Alexandrette IN the North, and
the business is at present in the hands OF the
Syrians.
The Duke Of Galliercs has given the princey dona-
ton Of 20 coo 600 francs to the government OF 1t
ally for the restoration of the port OF Genoa, his
native city, condition that it is made the first
in Italy. He and his wife have previously made
valuable gifts TO the city. On his recent arrival
there the people manifested their gratitude by the
most enthusiastic demonstrations.
New Mexico 1t begins to look as if the Roman
Catholic Church was losing its hold upon the pop
ulation Of New Mexico, as it is evidently doing on
the people of Mexico The last Territorial Legisla.
ture, though composed largely of Catholics passed
some laws which showed that Professionalism was
producing some effect. One bill deprives the Sis
ters OF Charity of an allowance of one hundred dol
lars a month, which they received from the Terri.
tOria Treasury. Another law taxes church prop
erty, with the exception of church buildings and
furniture. This is aimed at the large landed es-
tstes of the bishops and priests A bill for the In
corporation of the Jesuits, and exemptiug their
property from taxation, was defeated. A law pro
hlbting burials in churches, privilege which the
priests sold, was passed. Another good law which
was passed, was one providing for the proper OBJ
servance of the Lord day, prohibiting cock fights,
horse-races, &3. A struggle was made for a non
sectarian school law but the ecclesiastics we're too
strong, and the bill was defeated in the lower
house. The advance, however, has been great
Presbyterian.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-02-23

Italy will send four hundred tons Of goods to be
exhibited at Philadelphia. AS this will doubtless,
include many works OF art our economists had bet
ter not begin computing it at so much ton.
Charlotte Institute for Young Ladies, N. C,-We
are much grstifed to know that Professor Martin is
meeting that success which he so eminenty merits.
His school now numbers over one hundred pupils
and we trust that the new session, about to open,
will bring many accessions. The school has been
built up BY the aithfulness, thOroughness and eth
cheney of the teachers, and not BY their blare OF
horns and blowing of trumpets.-SoUther" Home.
We are glad to add publicity to the announcement
of a volume of BEST Thoughts D from Plato, the
translation berg that Of ? o.. JOwlt tt Outside the
limited circle OF Greek scholars, Plato IS but little
read. yet 20 other Pagan writer is so we'll worth
reading. Rev. @. II. A. Buckley will edit the
work, aud it will be published by SCribner, Arm
strong Il Co.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-02-23
IN MEMORIAM.

Since it has come to the knowledge of Zeta chap
ter of Beta Theta P fraternity that worthy broth
er, the Rev. SAMUEL R. BooKER, has been called
from the field of his abors of love and usefulness to
the home OF. the blessed, be it resolved
1st. That while we each one lament personally
the loss of friend and brother. we bow in humble
submission to mysterious Providence.
ID That the Beta Theta Pi fraternity at large Of
which he was worthy member, and Ze'a chapter
in particular has sustained loss not soon to be re-
paired.
Sd. That we express our heartfelt sympathy with
the family and relations OF the deceased brother.
4th. That copy of these resolutions be published
in the Central Presbyterian and the Little Rock Sen
tiael, and that copy also be sent to tie family of
the deceased. n G. MANSON
D. Q. EGGLEsToN.
T. f. HAYWOOD.
Hampden Sidney College, Va, Feb 9th, '76.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-02-23

VIZ ANTED.-I wish to associate with myself
w some person of energy, judgment, and intel
ligence. in conducting the ANDREW SMALL
ACADEMY, boarding and day school for boys
aud girls located at Jamestown, Montgomery Co.,
Md. Such associate, whether male or female will
be expected to have charge of the boarding depart
ment, and to assist in the instruction and manage
ment of the school. To person of proper qualifi
cations, and especially to one having children to
educate, desirable opening for useful, pleasant,
and remunerative work is presented. The Institu-
ton is in fourishing condition. having at this time
forty eight pupils, OF whom six (boys) are boarders
with the prospect of indefinite increase.
A Presbyterian preferred. Immediate correspond
ence is invited. Address
RLv. G. N. CAMPBELL,
Darnestown, Montgomery county, Md.
feb 23-3t
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-02-23

A VALUABLE DIsoOvERY.-Dr. C. W. Benson, a
practicng physician, at LOG North Eutaw street,
Baltimore, Md, (who has paid much attention to
nervous disease,) has discovered that extract of
celery and chamomile combined, in certain pro-
portion, invariably cures headache, either bilious,
dyspeptc, nervous or sick headache. neuralgia and
nervousness. This is triumph in medical chemis
Try, aud sufferers all over the country are ordering
by mall He prepares it in pills at so cents per box
The Doctor is largely known and highly respected
in Baltimore. These pills SENT postage free, to
any address, and sold by all wholesale and retail
druggists. feb 2-4t
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-02-23
TINE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS.
LETTER OF THE REV. THOMAS WHAREY
OF TIE PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD OF VIRGINIA.

KEYsvILLE, Va, January 18th, '76.
Col. GooDE:
Dear Sir,-It affords me great pleasure to give
you my opinion of the Buffalo Springs, formed from
what heard and saw while there last summer, and
also from what have learned both before and since
from conversations with intelligent Physicians and
sufferers who had been relieved, some of them
brought from the borders of the grave by the OF
the water. hope you will be successful in bringing
these waters into general notice, and sending them
to the afflicted all over the land for regard you in
so doing as great public benefactor.
The Buffalo Waters are certainly among the most
remarkable of the world. They are exceedingly in
MIGRATING in their effects enlvening the spirits,
giving appetite and tone to the system and promo
ting digestion in a marvel Gus way. The cases are
too numerous to mention of wretched dyspeptics
who have been perfectly cured by this water in a
few weeks. It's effects also upon constitutions which
have been shattered by chills and fever are simply
marvellous. Lean, sallow, agueShaken. hollow eyed
sufferers have visited Buffalo and in few DAYS their
eyes frightened and their pale cheeks have flushed
again with the hue of health. The effects of these
waters too in some cases of Paralysis, Gout, Rheu.
matsm, and affections of the Kidneys, have appear d
magical and Female constitutions seem to be bene
fitted by their In a remarkable degree, and Fe-
male Diseases relieved in way that is wonderful.
Two of the best testimonials to the real value of
these waters are first that intelligent physicians in
the whole surrounding country, VINO nave seen tneui
tried, recommend their use in certain cases In the
most unqualified terms and second, that the people
generally living in the neghborhood of these prngs
have such implicit faith in their virtues. During the
summer and suppose during nearly the whole year,
they come every day with their bottles, jugs, demi
Johns, and barrels, to obtain fresh supply of what
they seem to regard the elirir vit6 There can be
no doubt that for nearly all Diseases except those
affecting the throat and lungs these are among the
most valuable waters of the world.
Yours very truly, THOMAS WHAREY.
feb 23-lt CO u
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Obituaries.

Died, February 2lst, in this city, MAMIE Rose
MAURY, wife OF General Dsbney b. Msury, in the
46th year of her age.
Died, February 10th, after long and protracted
Illness at the residence of his father in this city,
JOSEPH d. CRENsHAw, Jr., in the 9th year of his
age.
Died suddenly, February 9th, at her residence in
Buckingham county, Va, Miss NANCY L. PERKINS,
in the S7th year of her age
Died, February 18th, at the residence of her pa
rents in this city, MATHS COKE, infant daughter OF
John W. and Mary l.. Pierce.
Suffer little children to come unto me, and for
bid them not, for of such is the kingdom of Heaven
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DNGEE & COWARD Co., Rose, Growers, West
Grove Chester Co.. Pa, in their Neeo Guide to Rose
Culture, publish catalogue of over 800 elegant
varieties, from which they allow purchasers to
make their own selections. They are the largest
Rose Growers in America, and send roses By mail
to all post-oces in the states and territories guar
anteeing their safe arrival. This company is Wiie-
ly known as one of the most reliable in the country
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Mattied,

February 10th, in Winston, N. c., by the Rev. C.
Il. Wiley, JAMES NJ. TowLEs, Jr., of Raleigh, N. c.,
aud Miss ALICE RANKIN, daughter of Samuel Ran
kin, Esq and niece of the officiating minister.
February 18th, at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
church, New York, by the Rev. John Hall. D. D.,
JOHN j. MCCOoK and JANETTA w. ALEXANDER,
daughter Of Henry NJ. Alexander, Esq.
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Died. February 18th, in Cumberland Nd, JOHN
BLAIR HOGE CAMPsElL, in the 55th year of his age.
He was prominent and honored business man
an active member Of the Presbyterian church, and
DONE good and faithful servant enter thou into the
Joy of thy Lord"