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,unDowN WITH THEHTGH PRICES

| i .
$RHS SAS 5 RHh GOODS
mn pr s e. WI Ha9TE ynff Gan R1,y
1 - ~ G fM MANY Ge6Ds FOR 4 49, 't
l:oidn 22la riliLiTTLE MONEY. $50"
| WE HAVE 4 4pkE4fkkEE TTS STSGTh IN EVERY
GOODS MUST Be ~ SOLD AND MONEY MUST
We call special attention to the COOLEY CORR
u, m GaMi pinks blues, and Whites 80.
! SECLR BROTHERS are AGENTS, for The CORE
Two S Pkfkks OF gEEpLEs, LES s s.. ~3
BLACK SILK &C 65,i rs; 90e.,Sl, Sl.26,.sl-S0
f sa;s aP ovsy 1T s II SILKS
Beautiful s si:oo own, BoTTLE-eREEN
.sGa.Ies ut 81 reduced from s1.2S per Yard.
Three PAPEks OF PINS for Sc, I,I.l,..JI,rt
ld 6sE Wsd s PfELoWG g. LINEN s7xc.
SEHGK s :, e s ssIs :. S5s
Pure MOHAIR Mt 35 worth &c.,: Ii,>>a ,ss.t =.
| ALPACA At SOC. sold nj. 7Sc. ,.,,y
If you want hsnaSsTs AhhAcA f0r mar 'au
A R aaW Esoni r sss sss z5 &C.
T 15se ga GR HssH IS ssS st worth
4 BLACK 20c. worth Soc;
BLAGk GRENhDINEs at 25s. WORT, WORTH DC dsc.;
ktASk sss5
This lotgof grenadines are certainlyliie cheapest
fxst Snety AS for gare for 1oc
| NOTHING s; GOODS In great yariety-such as
H., MIRE, FRENCH, MERINO, TAMlSEs. aud al
Ani ice p Isss os gSFEs for 1gaa LI,'sza ,o
soc RREss G0 0bs r redsed e sSs
500 pieces dress, goods to select from. ~
See s Saa seI SsS VIZ ss'
sRs RRWss & s1s,
Our $50. LINEN reduced to 25c., and we have
TRIMMINGS to match.
Anew lotof PERGALES at &c.; Ann, III.
q PEkCAiEs i ssse
Best PRINTS &C 6sc.-rbe largest assortment N the
vrcT3RfA at l5c reduced q 1oe @,,;
9s E sss S5kkdHSs I'd .9a
nice set sf COLLARS and CUFFS a. 20c. :,
s aiesHES D5ssREdansh & sssasssf
good bt 5.ss. sk5EE bEfIS IS s.
cAssiMEREs as 81 worth si;25; s. ,'. +, /,
Another los Of sos GAssIs sds sEs .ft
25c. Ii is worth s5e:
o9 a S9hs 4 sos rsFsa
- and gentlemen which we Will close out at re
rHs sGsss t.f KID GLOVES " 7se worth
cd
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~ he Dis
{. j, a,usfsufeus,, or tho Publtc zleast.s
Wa l,aya Yet suo her scheme Tor Rs
tnss,,ait %: 40 10 this The Legss latureis to
~ a 4 lnwE siieriffs from recety-
M colipoiis IA payment OF taxes. OF course
snTs the sclSeraer the y-payers viii apply
m. ma ,ddfnuSes TO compel them to receive
ne. coupons. But the LegfsIattr VIII pass
vet another laW, directing the Common.
wealth sattofheys stos defend each suit Tor
Efhe- officers fittnunt -chrrge, and fihfsa!tsU
.psy whatever easss the officers are 81 It TO
in resisting each application for g mar
ddanWs. Thus the Cd taxpayers VIII be worn
out withappisin for 1tdtad amuses, and Will
|fbe compelled to lsHrrehdef their bonds Tor
Al tread JUSTIN ~ ~ ~ "a - I.
The sbroposers OF this scheme need not
|lgetthe Legislature to- pass any law iprohi-
biting the SHERIFF from receiving coupons.
There lis ssicd ID law row upon our statute
books, which tkny man may read intiie Code
|.ofa 1S7H,t page 564., nc Is ,trtte She CGurtsof
fAppeaIs has edeGide led, that, though upon the
statute. books, 10 is NO law, yet tits Just as
lytiIiif aiaw ,ns IT, wlstands as, The Eegisia-
]tufs can pass upeii the subj y Nevert1e-
Hest messrsb Scherhe fs,i you perceive tnat
though there IL that statute staring every
sheriff in the State full In the face, such re-
snectfuIireverence have those Officers for
that law, which lis away above our Legisla-
lture. that not one. Of them can be found in
the sSfatei who will dare refuse coupons
when they are offered toihim. ,a,G.sa4Ik
But, ,Messrs. Scbemers, howludicrou sit Is
| in you to- suppose that, the. tax-psyer, after
having ten dered his coupons in payHlenbo rot
| his, taxes, lwould coneern himself, further
F,about the matter by. applying for o. nsanda-
mus. or course hewould do no such thing,
ii promise yound When he had rendered his
coupons he. would have done. all that his
duty ,requiEed !ofy him, and after shat ihe
would not bother himself about the matter.
Now, let Mr.. Sheriff afterthat lay rone fin
ger upon buta feather weight of b is prop
erty,,andl i promise you Mr. Sheriff will
have an unhappy time .settlingdWith Mr..
Taxpayer when he sues him foriSl 900
damages for a wilful trespass to bis prop
erSyaicT .,f3gSl III .aeIolt.f :.oiGGI9fif
l1;How many times, think you, will our
worthy sheriff, John Wright, obey the; sta
,tute, the courts having forbidden him to do
SO, after some half dozen suits forften thou
sand dollars damages each .foriiWilful
trespass have been instituted against him
Oh, foolish and silly peopleA not to know
the, lazy, will not permit you TO accomplish
'SSndireetly what y forbids you to accomplish
directly, ann, 4 PHbLLIDcr-DEBT NAN,
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: 2FF1ElTSPEC1Af II NOTICES. ai""m f;is
81 THE GREAT Go 1NG-oUT. SALE
= sToeK MUST BE REDUCED;

AlA n ~
snnrd2 sToeK MUST BE REDUCED: q ~.
i, i PRICES REDUCED 60, AS TO WORK OFF
~. ;.,.r u.gpniI; 'H ~: aiiyc ..- .Hgasg.
BsfS shTs' e. s 81 81 gSs
wide RSf BLACK sL!t blNTNe-sLK at s5c. per yard
G CIR hYt.l STRIPED SILKS atT7oc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES xCFsn peb Edfe' and RRowNANDBLAcK
BR0MN-AND-BI ACK. sTRiPED SILK at aoc.
penynFS poS TTEi SILK at 75c worth
BLssc 4 Ref SsEe WHITE and DLAcK-AND;enAY
sTRlP RIP Fl s.Lhs at 70 ana "oc per safu worm
ss Il aAs BIZ PLAID SILKS at ooc and
co1dE EeFh ~ aR6 and STRIPED GRNA
u Dimes at 8. 6!l, 81, and r1oc per yard worth
nr SEs y 4aR abs 5Rs R1pfSs 1t 1as and
BLAcE IRON yR ENADISEs at soe worth soe,.
ands one T TarSH al 10, Ys 90, and s5c
JACoNETS at 15c, per yatd for very handsome
CkIiC0Es at q, 81, ana SIC. per yard-all less
KN is1 sHi TatSsee PsNfED CAMBRICs at
Pc {sF SGasas s s sH 1e per
W4 S s$EIffD t bSEz FEsIR fSFElS sns At
+ = General reduction in: an kinds Of IA NC Y
G8Ess G20Rs for Ia F1 sfd eh nss az
s. FL Se e sdsS Rft ssTe
AUSTRALIAN yPEs aSd ckEsE zasa TO- co.
= " yard, worth s5c:-,er-yard more: this is the
st &ssspNREE sRsHs sE fBoMBA
;, ZINES, DELAINES, and other; Dress Goods
LAG SHi.s1'f 1fs at lazc.
No r,Srv ar
cHE ECii On MGsIss at 10 and e5c. per yard
a LFRENca PiQUE at 25c. per yard. reduced
Geh rsG@ 'TTsUjiRKgY-RED TABLE-DAsiAsK TOR
vyo aS To s5
LINEN DAAfASK, for Table-Cloths at 37& 90,
- 75c 81 and up to e per yard; also. LINEN EN-
LINEN Safss D ioaS NAPKINS at 50, 75e;, IL,
and up per dozen ps5't Ss1s5
Linen e Pc T GSsSaB TOWELS from 81 to
LINEN sEi LA" DAaAsK. TOWELS from $3.50 to $40
LINEN Rst a sGEr1sG, superior quality lo4 vide
|, ;, bargain. In PILLOW-CAsE LINEN;a} .aiI
CREPE Wells in oil Sp1l1iss and sz Rs a, sI
MOURNING COLLARS and CUFFS, HAEDKER-
LINEN II IaP.RoBEs al sl' 90, g. and $3.50
L iisg%s! 'p r. At iss co. and s5e
All n inns Ssr q s gaoaS for Boys and Mems wcarhc
-, cheapest yet offered ;.yp.i! gQi.. ~ 38H
pFURNISHlNG g GODS for gentlemen in great va
NOTE:PAPER in boxes-tyenty-f four sheets Of pa
,G per and twenty -four Enrelopes-at l5,. ~, 20,
81 a9c And ug t Fl RsF RG1 BROWN
i. and TURkEY.RED EMITTING CoPTaa !,
WHITE MATING at 20, IS, 40, aud 35Ecri per
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/ sssEeIAs. NOTICES..

ne OWING re RECENT HEAVY
PURCHASES COHEN BROTHERS are enabled to
present the Slowing list OF prices Ia their NO.
ETfpN ANDF4NCY GOODS DEPARTMENT:
Three biloxi ALPAG2A BRA1Ds for 1oc.;
Two rsaef papers spgnIsN EEB Ell for Sc. &C.
TsTss r ssr e TAE fl Ri HOSE for
Sals ei HOSE 3 is and
AaaYpiss eh.a BAHBRfeeAss reduced iron, zoe.
AZ si Fssa f aoss T. gs'ss ,e.
IAS S s e III SHiEpsES,s KNIT VESTS !.
reduced from 75c.;
Two pair CoRsET-sTAYs for &C.:
RUBBER CORD At 1c. a yard; GARTER WEB at
SILK GARTER WEB reduced from CSC. to use.
,cHfEDREN,s RUBBER ROUND COMBS, sc:i
JAPASSSh P9SkEIESSs & ;. ssIl "a
25c:; linen. half-polished curved handles, in
cHILpkEN's BGsTtEs for DC, reduced from
New styles Of LADIES BgsTLEs;at1.;. -.
Isle GLOVES a one, two, thEes, and four but
a large siocElLkDiEs'MITsat 1895, AID SOC.
5000 s ysras q HAMBuneH EM u at
a4-i Hi GIN GINGHAM; suN-uMBRELLAs at 6oc.,
SILK !seHSss 15Sa at nearly half their
2lo ldozea Ladies. LINEN HEMsTRTGHED
HASUKERCHIEFS, including some OF the
~ finest Imported. See their astonishing prices on
icf them. .t:''jS's1iR ti,5t.' tif'.. .r4@."
COHEN BROTHERS '>'<'fs
are Offering ,a,i. imported VICTORIA LAWN at
l2Xc. which they formerly sold at 1885,; at
16ac.. reduced fiOm 25c.; their 35c. quality
: reduced to 22 and Csc; u, =. ts.ts r s-tLT
FRENCH PIQuEs reduced to. 1sc. from 30c.; TO
CORDED INDIA CT 9TH for l2,ic., reduced from
NAT TSsij MUSLIN reduced from Csc. to 1885,;
from Csc. to 25e., their 5Oc. quality Is reduced
Elegant quality CHECK MUSLIN at 1896, Just
E1ttreduced from Csc. -. 2. 49,
FROM theirformer astonishinely low prices, owing
REDUCED THEIn ENTIRE STOCK OF SILKS
in order to reduce stock, which Is yetrety e1fsn-
y#is - AT COHEN BROTHERS.. ~ -
BLACK, CAsdMEREs at 75c: worth fully 81 40
season at si.45; their sI.lo quality were for
Great bargains in BLACK .ALPACAS-these goods
| are the best and most brilliant imported -,
All styles Of MOURNING GOODS, which were pur-
l. sold at the smallest advance; 81 fyf,.,..-a
SPRING and SUMMER DRESS GOODS at reduced
90 rates to close for this season. '"''"i5' ~
BLACK GRENADINES at less than cost to close
eui.aI variety Of styles from the cheapest to The
liTwenty s p pieces of BLACK sIDKvELvETsa at
from, Sl!Se to $3.50 yard-neariy half their
value. i. s..s..., Et,,. Jy Il
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seRTHuMBERLAsp.

DeF2ates and alternases: Lottsburg dis
trict-Dr. A. 3. Henderson, delegate, and
d. Is. Bromley, ST, alternate; Heathsville
disttfae- George Walker, delegate, and viii
HIM S. craile, alternate; Fairfield district
Lloyd Smith, delegate, and s. B: Bur-
CESS, alternate; Wicomieo district william
Brown, delegate; and Dr. F. A. Pinckard,
alternate. 9'ea ett''ts a!sS'3s'5 .#li.s.''},,
s The following delegates and alternates at
large were elected: DelegatesHT. E. Belts,
A. IF. Rice, aid i. z Harding; alternaites-
DR. James s. GilIiam,i 1vfllfain A. Wilson,
ard William A. Hudnalf. ''iatizII =, 2,'', ~
ttr.5lThe delegates are uninstructed, as APP
peaos from the official! report, but it is fbe-
lie7edImost Of then, are for. DanielJt ~ .
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sanders. Alternates q. 8. AGREE. ..
Buena Eista Distri leiegates DR.. A..
70. Grubbs, Colonel e.. b. Montague. Al
terHates Dr. r. q. Cox, BE. BoWden.
WILLIAE4hs SAUNDERS,
Chairman County Committee. i
fAbove is fuller than the information
heretofore published by us. Ie IS believed
that TaIiafe rro is.the first choice Of most Of
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iNROAUET

;tEfi .la'ts.s ltsiE iGE0AUEE.i iEsJst t4tfs,ss i
,,TsROqUET CHEAPER THAN EVER
4JA dne set o4 Crodret, consisting OF 8 balls aud
10 m4Hess. 10 arches and stakes pns np IN strong
wooden box only 6l FiHer sets. ~ ING %,
g - x j.. z. ELLYSCE, 8
III 17-10t - ls IA sasin street.
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'SrAfswfAGEs.

Married, July s. 1877, By Rev. Robert 4. Gibson,
In this CITY, EbWIN 10 OWING. formerly of Am
lerst county Va, Miss JULIA b. PooRsso OF
J nv =, e Mo Sssse tonyio -IanE1. -
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THE CoApLExIpNO on DELEGATES so FAR AS
asrep0rtedm more than
one haif. the, delegat esgto the State GonFeu-
tion TO nominate Q candidate for Governor
have been. appointed. From careful cam
aished rep0ftA0t then etingsaai theopin-E
ionsof ths- pEeSsy -helisxo-t the following
70 be the relative ding Of the delegates
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: err LIVERPOOL SALT.

M FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS
) rAPOLLINARIs wATER-RHENIsH;
BUFfaLO 'LITHTA WATER a. S5.S0a c.u.
HUNYADf JAHoy BITTER WATER, Hug.
-; ga-ian; ~
PULLNA BITTER WATER, Bohemian:
FREIDRICHSHAEI BITTER WATER
CARLSBAD WATER tsprudel spring.;
vICHY WATER; 49,
Settlers WATER, Nassau:
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga:
HATHORN SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
. ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER
ALLEGHANY WATER. &C., &C., H.
by the bottle or in original packages. the io,,
terms. at MEADE 6 BAKERS Drugstore.
mv1 stt5A 9l9 Main street.
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"A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ STAUNTON, VA.
The largest rst-class Institution for young ladies
in Virginia. with an able corps OF twenty-five teich
OPENS the FIRST WEDNESDAY In September
1877. ,,.,.
to Miss NJ. j. BALDWIN, Principal,
10 % ON StauntJn. Va.
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J,HE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

INHE ONE-HUNDRED-A ND-SECOND
i SESSION OF IiAMPDEN.SIDNEY COLI EGE
IL. 1878.
HAAfPDEN-SIDNEYr retains the curriculum. 1H.
permits students To pass from lower toa higher
class only upon thorough examinations.
The ordinary cost To those who pay tuition Is from
1915 to 5000 but this may be considerably re-
duced by joining wcl!-conducted mess IN college.
Besides the examination hitherto required Of eau
ddates for admission to the several classes. all who
desire to enter college must he exam med OH Spell
ing, Geography. and English Grammar.
President, Rev. j. NJ. L. ATKINSON, ID. d., OF 10
L. T.. HOLLADAY. Clerk Of Faculty.
HAMPDES-SIDNEY COLLEGE, Prlnce th"afi
county, Va. jy G-F&Tul 2t&wcom4 Ang4t
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EDVCATxOyAL.

rTHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES To
l. receive into her home FOUR or FIVE LITTLE
GIRLS under The. age Ct fifteen yesrs 20 lie Ia.
teach che English branches, Latin. French. and
Music session to begin the FIRST MONDAY Is
OCTOBER. ~.
EoR TERMS for hoard and tuition address
ss;s.sf ca r Mrs. r. RRAXTON.
Moncnln post-otIlce, King William county. Va.
~ 20-F& M,&wtS;ef
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49, 49, : y Z .s.'
Gubernatorial ..Iunketting.

1.-The scheme concocted by gentleman.
from New jersey, coniprehendngg in its
broad expanse an amount OF winning and
dining and blather never before COM
pressed into similar space Of time, seems
not to have been received with favor by the
gentlemenowho were expected to figure in
the unprecedented proceeding. The whole
country seemed to relax its national ply
nogonamy and prepare fora grin OF the
most quizzical and latitudinous nature. 1t
was plain that achievements in the way
OF whole parks Of artillery OF fun and sar-
.casm were being mounted to bear upon the
great eating and talking commission. We
could at;once see the irrepressible and ire
-sistible demonstration everywhere. A thou
sand waga were eager for tie beginning OF
the expedition. 3t .,J,, ~ !, 81
8 we are gratifed for the sake ,ot the. Old
Dominion that Governor KEEPER ;has de-
clared his intention not to take part 10, the
affair. Gratiied that, he has done 50, and
that Old Virginia. is to be- saved from the
absurd strolling gnbernatortaii junketting,
we feel that the ways ought hardly TO be
deprived Ut their capital game It were
better for the nation tsaatcit should BIZ ahan-
doned; but infinite. deHghtfnl The ways
that the thing should, g9 ahssds ~. IA. III. ~
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3ngOKF aNDsJeB WORE asEAILYtEx
I'D EG;EEp T THE DIST Es.sas ia WING
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CHEAP SUMMER READING
C'1@"f' FOR SALE BIZ
1T. ELLYSON, BOOKSELLER,
1ll2 MAIN STREET. .,..,.f,.
TUE sEAsIDE I,TgRkR,

THE SEASIDE LkBKAh1 ~
will introduce to the public the novels which have
been approred by the best crlttcs Of both hein
spheres. The SEASIDE LIBRARY wiu contain more
matter for the money than any other publication
The following numbers are now ready. Wnen or
dcred by mail three cents each for postage mnst
added. New numbers received every week.
EAST LYNNE. double number. zoe.
A WOMAN-HATER. lCbarles Reade's last novel;
BLACK INDIES. tJnles verneS new book) loc.
LAST DAYS OF POMPEII. ,l0c.
TIE The AR Rfj; MsoTTo. By May Cecil Hay
woWSy IN WHITE. siBy While collins. zoe.
THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. BY George Eao''
THE AMERICAN SENATOR. BY A. Troi!'pe'
A PRINCESS oFTHULE. By William Black 2oc.
THE DEAD SECRET. BY Wilkie Collins. loc.
80 a. ~ =. ID. 4. ELLYSON Bookseller.
tx Ali (te ~ spyafS -i7,i.'-T LIE Main stiret.
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A LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
IA CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.-The iwcnty-ir>t
annual session opens the 9th OF SEPTEM.
BIER. 1877, and continues nine months. under i
full Faculty of experienced gentlemen.
The President having purchased ftentivar. one 81
the most productive faiIns in Virginia, t0 furnish
this school with home supplies. is enabled 10 reduce
the price of hoard about $50 per session.
Board Qncluding washing, fuel aud lights and
Literary tuition fincluding che Ancient or Modern
Language), 5000 per session of Dnc months. Music,
Drawing, and Painting extra, hut ,proportionatcy
low. The Albamarie claims to be the best eIuipp"!
school In Virginia. The Observation-Disclosures
mineral springaif0rds orr pupils daily supply Of lb
strongest chalybcatc water In the state. For details
address -...... Il. IL. RAWLINGS, u. A..
" 12-1w Principal.
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HOME SCHOOL,
H. CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA.

desire to take into my family limited number
Of BOARDERS Is PUPILS, to be educated with N!
children. .t.gl...n :. ~ ,.,....
convenient 10 the Danyihc railroad and county
Competent teachers will be employed and best
care and instruction will be- bestowed upon The
scholars. So - E.'A ~
The session Of niue months will begin the Isl OF
OCTOBER NEXT.
For terms, apply to The undersigned.
. 49, Mrs COLONEL HENRY ChRRINGTON.
~ l3.2w Smilhvillc, Charlotte county. Va.
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DOCKS FOR SUMNER READING, ii
ete"' j. r. ELLYsON. Bookseller.
iv1o IIssyr lll2 Main street.
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CROOUET.
ROCKS. STATIONERY, DC.

DOY PAPER, IN GREAT VARIETY,
ID atl5, go, go. and sec. box. Sent to any ad-
dress postpaid, on receipt OF the price by
j. T. EILYSOS, Bookseller,
iy1o HE Main street.
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T y, Publics Dsbt .Dodge,n

.The Lynchburg aNIstss TINS speaks Of
General y essH ! .ls upon the public
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ALL THE NEW NOVELS FOR SALE
n by J.iT. ELLYSON. bookseller,
~ 10 -fr...sIt Irlt,I. e. lll2 Main street.
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fk30Ea0us 0A 6tSl0Ht
81 sFrrz. Tee aHEApry eULPEPEE.
:, fspeefa telesram 70 The Dispalch.I y
u guEpEpER IL, July 10. Gulpeper sends
delegates for itz. Lee; six scattering.
rIrTsYLvASiA GIvEs DANIEL THIRTY-FIvE
e 49, = isssss VOTES. =
Especial Telegram 10 the Dispatch
I iDANyILLE, .YAy July 10. THE Pitt
syTania Conservative Convention, which
Fassempfefa scnnnam t6::,ray,5 rlectef thirty:
Eve deleghtesato the Convention who
were instructed for Daniel.
jfst Rs.aJ ANOTHER ACCOUNT: u5ntit.
|sil III rspecini telegram TO the Dtspatehl II i,
sng HATHIM, VA, July JIG. - he Convention
vas the largest ever. held in the county.
There WIS STORMY debate. ahone,s and 81
Daniels friends were both well organized,
but .DanieRs6were overwhelmingly i'm the
majority. Mahone's friends rescrtad to the
Fsxpsliens of delhyiDg the action d the Con
lyention o,wearYy ut The memb after
a,fonr:. Hours tfghka Daniel delegation was
elected, and instructed toFote for john w
Daniel name was before the
IN vventi6n. ~ f4oi'Iad III itsit.' ~ 2
1.-Two 81 tile Itiisitts personaly prefer
Malone, but will abide the instruction. II
|t3iASoTHRR DANIEL >PRHc1NoTHsARD FROM.
81 noa 9specfsiteiegrarnit ITO the Dispatch. l'1}W
hLYScHBuRg, July B.-Pedlar district,
Amherst county, elesta' six delegates, In
structed lor pane. ITasei>Sff I.a,iqG,If
|I34CLovEEtHTLL PREcaNdT- CHESTERFIELD.
ER fCorrespondence,of the Richmond Dispatch.I
E.34feC HEsrERFIBLDi COUNTY, duly 1G; 1877
i! INT meeting held at CtovesIHii precinct,
in Clover Hill rnagisterial district, July 18th,
for the purpose Of sending. dslegates4to the
Gubernatorial, Senatorial, and County Con-
|yehtiong, she meeting iWaslargely attended,
and presidedlovef BY Mr.! II. 1Afg Glleatham,
with: w. b. Pinchbeek as secretary! The
following gsnttenienl were !chosen az dele
gates TO the Gubernatoriaf Convention: DR..
Joseph p Gilhan,t Captain ;JsF.l Cox; and
Mr.. fG., NJ. Wilson, with J.7W. Pinchbeck,
FA!h Gary. and DIR: J:"W.?'Walke, as alter
mates. RIO the Senatorial the following were
chosen: a.: Gary, gaspar Wake, and J.fW.
FPinchbeck; and to- the County Convention
were elected L. W. Cheatfiam, W.jB.; Pinch
beck, L.; w. Wilkinson. tim. Cheatham,
J6hnA. Lester, W!R. Wood, and DR.. r.
P. Grymcs. E!1tinEp nrE!3iId.21i ~ PLUs.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-17

we learn that al 4 mass--mineeting held in
Scott county the other day the delegates
were instructed to vote for Terry. as their
first choice. and q second f,reso lution was
passed ,ipstructipg, them to vote; against
Malone as long as he was before the, Con-
Yention. We also learn that Lee county
gave her delegates about, the same instruc-
lions. Lebanon Hindicator, 18th. .!1geY,Y
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-08-25


AUGUST FLowER.- The most mis-
cradle beings in the world are those
suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. More than seventy five
per cent. of the people in the United
States are afflicted with these two
diseases and their effects; such as
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habit
ual Costiyeness, Palpitation of the
Heart, Heartburn, Water-brash,
gnawing and burning pains at the pit
Of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue and disagreeable taste in the
mouth, coming up of food after eating,
low spirits, &c. Go to your Druggist,
p. j. Noyes, Lancaster; A. X.
Towne, Gorham; O. S. Blood, White
field; True Loverin, Colebrook, and
get % cent bottle of August Flower
or sample bottle for 10 cents. Try
it. Two doses will relieve you.
Oily
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-08-25

FALSE IMPREssIoNs.-It is general
~ supposed by certain class Of CHI
zens, who are not practical or expert
enced, that Dyspepsia can not inrari
ably be cured, but we are pleased TO
say that GREENS AUGUsT FLOWER has
never, to our knowledge, failed to cure
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint in all
its forms, such as Sour Stomach, Cost
iveness, Sick Headache, palpitation
of The Heart, low spirits, &c. &C.
Out OF 10000 dozen bottles sold last
year, not n single failure was reroried,
but thousands of complimentary let
tiers received from Druggists of won
derful cures. Three doses will relieve
any case. Try it. sample bottles 10
cents. Regular size 10 cents. For
sale by p. j. Noyes, Lancaster; A.
X. Towne, Gorham ; o. 5. Blood,
Whitefeld; True Loverin, Colebrook.