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2 fReported for the D1spatch.1
HRmpden.EfdmeY College.

CLOSE OF THE ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND sEs.
sION--sECoSD DAY OF COMMENCEMENT Ex-
ERCIsEs. 8 4 -. s'+;lsf.-,5,f,, .lr.,#-,,,,
WEDNESDAY, June u, 1878.
Att meeting Of, the trustees to-day Col
onel w. i. Owens; Of Halifax county, Va,
and MIR. GJs L-JWeeks. OF, Baltimore, trus.
tees-elect, took the usual oath OF Office, and
were received into the Board. Avacancy
In The Board was filled by the election OF
Mr. 2. 3. Berkeley, OF FarmYilie. Other
trustees present B. c., Anderson, Judge
A. D. Dickinson, Rev. DR.. aHoge, Colonel
HI. Stokes tsecretaryl, T. T. Tredway Urea
,s,irer), Captain "a ID. Irving, Judge T.. N.
Watkins, Rev. D. BIZ Price, DIR. W.; Il.
Stamps. DIR. q. Bs Ewing financial agent,
Colonel j T. Fitzgerald, Rev. Gs Nv. Fin.
ley. w. W Read 9ii.fa III "a
81 The degree ri! As y: was, conferred ON
1Tessfs, N. r Mines eot New York ;sJ J sH.
Scott Of Raleigh,,aHsd JsaR. Ihogat ton, Of
:s5daltfe EuWaru, va. 10 t,f,0-lI
.ssl ft u p'clQek Rex p ~ I'D dressed
the literary societies, The exercises OF this
occasion were opened with prayer by Rev.
Dr.. itherspoon, OF Petersburg, Va, who
preached very aceeptably the baccalanreate
sermon on last Sabbath. .ssz5.5
Dr. Hoge introduced his address by ex-
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The New York Taly-Ho folly has led to
a serious accident. One Of the coaches left
Newburyport Wednesday on trip to Bos-
ton, driven by Edward Knight, aged eighty.
While descending hill near the Salem line
the rear axle broke, and the coach was over
turned, splitting out its sixteen occupants,
most Of whom were on the outside, as usual.
Several were seriously injured, including
Silas Plummer. Charles Fl. Smith, Captain
George l.. Woods, and Caleb Stickney; all
belonging to Newburyport.
At the decoration OF the Confederate
graves at Fayetteville, Ark. Joseph Lane,
of Oregon, sent flowers from that far OIL
State to decorate the grave of his old COM
rade, Colonel Yell, who fell in the Mexican
war. #e....
PARIS, June 13.-The King OF Hanover
died in this city last evening at O'Clock,
after an illness OF three days. The tmmc-
diate cause of his death was an internal alb
cess, from which he suffered the most in.
tense agony during his last hours. All the
members OF the Kings family were present
when he passed away. .'
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SsdJorth. BY FLORENCE MONTGOMERY, all-
!, thor OF g Misunderstood , 20 Thrown To
gether," DC. Philadelphia: LlppIN SCOTT
For sale by WEsf, JOHNSTON q Co.. <,..1
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The Lynchhasrg paperstwili, ple ease form
the pAgssstsr ot that eisy that all nailt
matter fSt BietiIpp; AouId now be ssptt
The AtiaafSesa BIisss isipfi and Ohio railroad,
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ne Richmond Tobacco Journal wears
tne gard 81 g uceessinl venture. We trust
sllaI 4. may bring IA fortune TO its sRorthy
Drcprtesors. 49,
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DEATHS.

Died. ut 2 O'Clock yesterday morning WlLHEL-
NINA SOPHIA. youngest child Of Henry and Caro-
line Metzger aged six months and eight days;
friday AFTERNOON from the residence OF her
parents, $40 Twcny-ninth street, between Clay
auQ Leigh.
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planning that he had been requested to de-
iiyer-the lecture giving an -arconut OF MS
travels in. the north OF Europe.g This ffact
would account for his presenting theme so
unusual on such an occasion the sub
fects usually chosen at commence are
worn out, nobody, I presume, was sorry 70
hear that Or. EHoge bad liberty for such
deviation. He intirnated that an address OF
this character seemed not inappropriate at
the close OF an ardnous session, when recre-
alton was desired more than learned discus
sion. Everybody, so far as have neard,
was very glad of the change, and acknoWl-
edged that they had been very much in
structed and entertained and though the
lecture occupied near an hour and q nall,
wisbedit had been longer.
Alright the Pbilanthropic Society had
their anniversary celebration. Mt. Il. W.
Station, Junior orator, OF Texas, spoke on
I"Beyond the Alps Lies ITALY," aud Dir. T..
W: Bosley, of Maryland, Junior orator, on
I" Ages Call and Heroes Come" Mr.. j. W.
Churchman, of Virginia, presented the
best-speaker's medal, which had been won
by Mr. TT. HARDWOOD, OF Texas, senior,
who had been compelled TO leave college by
sore ewes. Mr.. Station received the medal
for MIR. Harwood. Rev. G.. w. Finly pre-
sented the Sophomores' debater's medal to
Mr. E. Nj Smith, OF Missouri. Mr.. G. R.
McIlwaine, OF Maryland, the final orator,
was not well, and did not address the audi
| ence. The subject chosen by him was
"Know Thyself."
The manners and general appearance OF
the students and their public performances
favorably impress visitors. Good order and
studious habits are said to have prevailed
with less than the usual abatement.
1t should have been said in yesterdays
report that a considerable part OF the
endowment OF $4,000 bad been paid in.
The agency Of DR.. Ewing has been most
persevcring and efficient under the great
difficulties occasioned by the general pecu-
MARY depressions.
Voelker's Band, OF Richmond, furnishes
the music, and deserves commentator fol
its performance. /.
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LOUISA COUNTY CauRT. 1.-THE candidates
for Congress We're ON hand. General Joe
eJohnston,iQ f Kichmond, aud iDf.f Quesen-
berry, Of Caroline, were on the grouHd, and
from whasiwe could learn they made q very
,faYorabl impression. From all sides We hear
emp ntary,t femafks Of Captain Win
stems nomination, and from what we could
ghtbers denisa conpty4i send assoIid wv III
ston deIegatsoH. sGSsd esfsDilIe gdxssta sfaf
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Two PHYSICIANS.
TRUE CIlRYSOPIIASIC ACID:
THYMOI--crystaltzed;
PICRIE ACID-crysta!s:
LACTOPiIOSPHATEO OF LlME.-sUuIic;
FLUID EXTRACT ElSCUM ALBUM:
FLUID EXTRACT GRINpELA KOBt>Ih;
FLUID EXTRACT FUCUS NESIcuLo>lS.
FLUID EXTRACT JABORAND!;
SUCCUS Observation-Disclosures;
SUCCUS COSlI-Euglish;
SUCCUS BELLAD0NNE-Enc
SUCCUS HYOSCYAMI-Engii.h:
GLYCERITE KEPHALlSE;
PANCREATIC EMULSION-Engl!sh;
PEpSINE PORCI-Euclish:
and all rare preparations, To b. haha
MEADE & BAKERS pru2>'"N
iel go Main SIRE.
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BASEBALL.
FESTIVALS.

LIME LADIES OF VENABLE-STR
L CHURCH Will hold FEAST every evening
This week at the church; to which they Invite their
friends. ta# ~ 5e l3-lwN
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CITYTAXES.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, June /, 1873. 5
NITY TAXES, 1878.
" ...-..er ..-.-..s ..s. ..
This office III be open daily from o'clock A. ii.
to O'Clock r. NJ. from the 10th the 3Qth day OF
June inclusive, for the purpose OF receiving from
any person charged with .-s- II. ae.t -...-.
CITY TA&ES-REAL AND PERSONAL,
the whole or one half Of the amount OF tax charged,
and that TEN PER CENT. will be added 10 the
amount Of tax charged u every case where the party
assessed shall fail 10 pay the whole or one half with
In the time limited.
The Collector respectfully requests all persons
having three more bills 70 leave list OF the same
be gotten together and, II desired. half receipts
made out. A. x. WO0DSOS.
= fe l-tjeS0 Collector.
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LCfT TIIALLIIMER BROTHERS ARE
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP GOODS.
A large aud special line oi WHITE GOODS for
common ccmrnts, &C.. such 7 Il | pr ID,
CHECKED. and PLAIN WHITE ORGANDlE>;
BISHOP, VICTORIA. aud LINEN LAWNS;
LACE and SATIN-SrRIPED MUSLlSS:
PLAIN, STRIPED, and SoLlD-ColoE SASH
RIBBONS;
SCARFS. BOWS. aud SILK IiANDkEKCIGEF~
STRIPED, PLAIN. WHITE. PINK. aul BIZ f.
HOSE, and other FANCY GOODS ~ rxtrt lpg.
prices: - pieces FANCY SASH Ribbons a.
25C. per yard worth Zoe.
200 pieces DRESS GOODS at extraordinary lDw
prices. a we have Iar.c stock which W. wish
In reduce. give us Il call IN DRESS GOODS.
| Bargains in BLACK GRENADINES. EUNTfNGS.
EACIlMERES. TAMISE. AIPAthS. suI other
BLACK GOODS. 10 which wc invite special a.
trnton.
PARASOI.S. PARAS0I.S.--Wc Hrr Offering our
stock OF PARASOLS mt very 10" prices tpci"-'
them ont. Call AMI see them.
chSSlMERES. CAS>lMEHfS. CA>~lMIEi~-
As we have Il very iar.. s'ocH OF the. .n"'- ug
hand, and wishing Ia Reduce SAME. Ne "aTr :lr.H
some low prices Oh them. ami iup-c in "NGt ut
any will do we'll ~ give rs cali.
DRESS LINENS. BAIlSfE. AMI LINEN TRIM
MINGS for ii,!Ie>' suits. y large Sari"N--rD.,
cheap.
Headquarters for KID GLOVES. Lunk 4; m.r
soc. GLUVE--alI c00r$.
TilALIIiNER ErnTIIERS.
je1 col Pr'fti stree.
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We have the testimony OF ph? .:cilH; vino pre-
scribe H. AMI Of patients vino have taken Il. that
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO the STOMACH ANn
MORE EASILY ASSIMILATEp THAN ANY OTHER
OIL, MEADE < BAKER.
importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
mol go Main street. Richmond. Va.
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ExcURsloS TO -.
OLD POINT, NORFOLK. AND PORTSMOUTH,
ITO BE GIVEN BY
CLAI-STRELT METHODIST CHURCH.
MONDAY, JUNE 24TH, 1878.

Fare: Round trip, 81 children and servants, : l
children under five ears, free.
The Old Dominion COmpany's new and elegant
steamer PAMLICO, with lis commodicus state
rooms. has been chartered for the occasion.
The boat leaves the wharf at +. NJ. on The eve
ming Of tic Oath, and returns to this city early On
the morning Of the 2Gth. thereby giving the cXcnr-
sionists the entire day IT either OF the above point
Adams and Clay streets, Will be conveyed by Gar
bers stages 10 the boat at ten cents per head, and
the conveyances will meet the boat on It's return.
REFRESHMENTS will he provided by the ladies'
OIL the boat al moderate prices.
Tickets can be had of G. r. Johnston, 9lS Main
street; G.. G. Walter, Sll Broad street; Mcdowell
L Beverage. corner of Brook Avenue and Clay
street, and Of the committee.
in l / /
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nR. f. B. WATKINS retains his OFFICE
- and residence at 307 EAST FRANKLIN
lsIHEET, as heretofore. Ia 7-eod4t
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II E...E"s'sN isS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. &
IYI bers Of DOVE LODGE. No. 81. A. F. Xxx
Ifon OF the Lodge ut the Iodge-rcom, st. Adams
Hall. corner Main aud Third streets. on THIS (Frt
Cay) EVENING. June 14th. at O'Clock. The
election OF officers Will take place Members OF sis-
ter lodges and transient brethren are fraternay In
yited. by order OF the W. NJ.
BEN. T. AUGUST.
jc 14-lt Secretary.
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rE1HE EXCURSION OF THE SEASON
Il TO
WEST POINT,
THURSDAY, JUNE 20TH.
ON the Richmond and York River railroad, under
.'-.---. the auspices of
COURT VIRGINIA, NO. /, FORESTERS.

Music, dancing. archery, quoits, boating, fishing
everything of the season that water and land can
furnish 10 tempt those in pursuit Of enjoyment and
pleasure. Dancing all day. Refreshments to be
had at city prices and dinner ii the hotel to those
prefcrring 1t. A handsome work-boX will be given
TO the pretiiest lady and silver cup TO the hand
soonest gentleman or the ground-the prizes to be
awarded by committee selected on the spot. One
dollar round trip: ladies and children half price.
Tram TO leave VT O'Clock in the morning and re-
turn at the same hour In the evening. CARRIERS ON
nbuses will be at the depot upon the return OF the
train, taking passengers home 1T Zoe Fer head.
COMMITTEES:
DIR. Fl. c. Tahb, j. G.. Hunter,
CT. Qnarles, John Laird,
WI. Ward, X. Samuel Denny.
Tickets TO be procured from members Of the COM
mittee; G.. +. Johnston, 9lS Main: John Wanna
maker, the clothier, 1901 Main street; Garrett &
Winu druggists, corner Seven II and Broad streets
II. G. Forslnan, druggist, 703 west Main street {;
a. A. Scott, druggist, Twenty-ffth and Broad
streets; AMI 5. W. Farrar, Twcnty-fifth and lie gil
streets je l4-l7&1 1885,
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EXCURSIONS.
EREE STEAMBOAT EXCURSION q


Z s.. l'l 80 al
TO OLD POINT. .#
FIRST GRAND DRESS BALL OF THE SEASON.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE LEE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.
DRESS PARADE.
GUARD. MOUNTING AT FORTRESS MONROE.
10th JUNE. 1878.
SPLENDID STEAMER PAafLICO. .
PATRONS: ..
HIS ExCELLENCY, THE GOVERNOR OF VIR-
Ex-GovEExon JAMES I; KEMPER,
GENERAL JOSEPH H = I, J 4, NIS
GENERAL J. r. COOKE.
GENERAL AND Mns. 8. T. JOHNSON,
GESERA1 a ASD M MES JAEs cbeNALD
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN DUNLAP, comm
CoLoNEL ASD MRS Sr TN. NJ r; ~ pALcoTT'
Mr. Mr. A 4SD ME- ME-. S e VIZ B fGG
GENERAL AND Mss: , PEYT : W WISE
COLONEL WILLIAM q. PALMER,
MIS- MIS-: Ph III oG GhkSErr.
MANAGERS:
MAJOR 10: LANE STERN,
MAJOR BAKER I. LEE,
CAPTAIN q. j. SCHOOLCRAFT,
CAPTAIN X. &. WHIPPLE,
CAPTAIN Il. T. DANIEL.
w. Ii. BLACKADAR,
MIR. SAMUEL II. PULLAM.
BALL TICKETS, SO (incuoing transportation to
and from the Point; for sale ut this ofice, at the
book and music stores. CARRIERS Express, Office OF
the managers. and on the boat.
DINNER on the boat, 75c.
Steamer leaves her wharf Ut half-past O'Clock on
THURSDAY MORNING, June goth; returning
next day, will arrive at Richmond before sunset
Persons leaving their Damcs at A. ". CARRIERS,
S26 Main street, will be called for ut eir homes at
csc. per head. jel4
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DILL-HEADs, $3.50 to- IS per ream. al
- the DISPATCH PRINTISa-HOUsE

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CLOSE OF THE ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND SEES.
sION-sEcoSD DAY OF COMMENCEMENT Elk
rpcrcFc 1tiIs p. = sI.s-tf',.1
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We are Indebted to the committee for an
invitation to attend ihe iirst anniversary
celebration OF tiia Carolina Literary 0ociety
OF Adger College, in Walhnlla, g.. o., on
Friday evening, tbs Sth OF March next.
The order of exercises will be: Essayist.
John L. AlcI.ees. Ds5ata--''0 Ought shere to
Ii union between Church and State Pa
dif;natiye y. Walter Daniel; Negative, 1as.
r. Cary, Anniversary Orator. William G,
Neville. The ,Adgef College has taken q
fine position among tho educational institu-
tons OF South Carolina, and bids fair TO
beco1ae 0 College OF the inst order.
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TEE Aunsaeol prIrocnaoY.
brnsY.l d,Fiei, elnl,S.

Pursuant to orders from ..ie County Ex-
ecutive COMMITTEES, Brushy, Creek DeIno-
cratic Club. met nt Cedar .Reath School
House or: February 9th at q o'clock p. m.
The Club was called to order by first Vice
object of the meeting. Owing TO the in.
element weather the reorganization was
poa.poned until the 4th Saturday in this
month. N8tas s 'gI
Mai. T. II. Russell was called upon for a
report from the County Executive Commit
tee, and after his report he made o few re-
marks In regard to the importance of rcor-
gsnizatiob, and then offered the following
resolutions.
Resolved, As the neDsl OF the Brushy Creek
Democratic Club, that the issues of the opsl-
ing campaign in this State should be in. the
present rs in the past, plain and simple,
ana adapted to the eIigenoies Of the State.
Rcsosred. Now M then. tlaal lz.astnE s.f a,.-
pgenia importance 70 tho peopl5 Of tie State
Is to complete the great work of redemption
and reform now so auspiciously begun. b
Resolved, TO this end, and to produce per-
feet unanirnity among our people, nr Side
issues should be ignored-such ns sIe public
debt, the fence question &c.--and the con-
test made upon the single issue OF honesty
and economy in the State administration,
and the continued haFInoniEing os the two
distinct races 1T our midst. m q Tsg
Reso.sed, That in ttis contest as Ii. the
past we cordially invite the cooperation of
oil clhsscs of our cihzana. without safase..
to past party affiliations. fymFa
Reeolred, That espe ialtY do We invfte'aiid
challenge the hearty cooperation of the
coiored people in the next canvass, as the
experiences Of the past two years of Demo-
cratic rule abnndsntly assnres pse u Sation
Of their rights and peace and hhfIhcpy boz
tween che races.
Resolred, That we truly appreciate the
dsline1iisfiad earsin1u 1.f Irdrae Csant,a and
Mackey in the last campaign, and trust that
cur Legislature will manifest that appfecia-
ticn by Fe-electing them to the Offices from
why ID tkey have basn, with others, Ao an
ceremoniously oustsd.
On motion, the slection Of delegates to
the County Convention was postponed Until
next Eaeetimg.
On motion. iSsffnj. e. b. Murray ard Col.
y. ~. Rucker were invited to address the
Club on the Issues Of tho State politics.
Each member Psesant was constituted q
S5fnmittee or 0ne 70 solicit new members,
and stir up all the old ones thai arc getting
cold.
On motion. the proceedtn nSssOf This meet
ins was requested 10 bs tublished in the
| Anderson IErEILrGEas6ER.
Tho Club then al journed to meet thss 9Th
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On Tuesday night the explosion of o lamp
in the Centennial House causedla short but
tremendous alarm Of fire. 1t occurred in a
room occupied by Miss SalIie Bowie and
but for the presence of tnind displayed in
extinguishing the flames, would have de.
stroyed the building and perhaps consid.
erabie portion of the town. li
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p s-5laTge on d 1T laads q.

SEEING nearly % veil as g. z |cygf INA lYss
had little hops OF such good resnIts.
wife: had bean blind i've years. You cssIl
end around hefIe sinriisg tIiat fin sza,s
eltnoss like going ititS s I,ayy Srni Va
sehaii over be thankfil 10 cs fl,st Ss-a ss,s,
ypil at Eufanls, and me- Ian.I 4, ~
guide yon 10 equal s:lccess III -
forEestoriii4 sieIst tu iiie i,lin5i = q
Yonfs truly, & R RI III i. & ss,
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I A GelltIe liinfs

In our style OF climate, with its sudden
changes OF tefnpeTatnre- min, wind and
sunshine often igstermingling In single
day--itiis no wonder that our children,
EsiefSds and rel atives arc so frequently taken
trofin rs By neg iected ecydss half the deaths
resulting directly nom this ceifse. Gbottle
at Boscher,= German Syrup kept about your
npize for ir1nSe eiiate use will prevent sefions
sackItcs q 5lSfse doctors Bill, and perhaps
ysath, by the nsa OF titssS,,ss four DIS.
For cunng Consumption. lIehiorrhages,
5 ttisease of the: Throat or Aunss, its success
is slinpi synns .sftiis rs your dlIig ggist will
EEL synn, is6n ssyrup Il now sold Ia
every tptf,f and Village Oh His continent.
ple tSttle FOR trial. iQcs siSa, z5ss
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SOUTHERN sURGIcAI llsT7T'V d Il Z.
STaH9i RESYORED.

OHElf. ''fNftN+'f
For the beneas OF those that are in dark
ness. .wih state that ] was blind for about
two years; had my eyes operated on in, Au-
gpsta, Ga, with no benefit Whatever. /
heard OF DR.. GuTlpy's success, and made up
my mind TO try him. On the fourth day
atfer he operated, my sight was restored. /
can. cheesfolly recommend him to suffering
humanity and those in darkness. .,.s
Bradley's Mills, S. C.
|, III CASE. OF CLUB FEET
Br: =. W. CURLY, SOu,htsl, .Sufgioai Institute,
De sDeas 4 siIEse My son I.eoqidas improved
his feet are straight and he walks perfectly,
no limb or deformity remaining. You don't
know hew grateful We all are for this re-
snarkabie restoration and cure. hope YOU
msy be quite es successful In oil such opera.
lions. Youm truly. 3 isr
Aurply. n. c. J. u, L. BRirrArN.
( RElfAREABLE CURE
"A Case Of Sixteen Years standing.) 5
DR.. J. ". Gi,rley, So,ttheyi, Surgical Instit ale
5S HhttehdU ST., Atlanta, Ga: ii'
Dear Sire Ny doubts have ell been
removed. ourmedicineacted like charm.
You know when consulted you that I had
:TSTJ little iiope OF being cured unless by q
surgical operation, as tie troubie was p PRO. J.
nonnced cancer OF the breast by two leading
physicians Of Memphis Tenn, who stated
that !t would have TO be cut out. You will
not blame me, therefore, for my incredulity.
Your treatment was so different and simple
and the results MARvELous. ! am free fro,n
the shooting pains and the itching and burn.
ing sensation that continually worried me
go: My complexion has cleared up, have
gained flesh aud mentally am qylito q differ.
ent person. pr, B. II. Mitchell saya he never
saw such improvement In such short time,
III thi9 will be of any use to you, you can
publish 1t. MRS. ELIZA ID. WILccI. "a
Park's Lodge, Ala.
Another Case OF Rilndnsss Restored.
have been blind for five years; have spent
IhundredS of dollars trying to have my sight
restored, and failed until put myself under
treatment of Dr.. Gurley, who, In tho re-
,markably short time of eight days. restored
my sight; go that 1 once moro enioy thu
light and scenery of this world.
MATTHEW SRIPgs.
AndeSson C. H., s. G..
DornIo Complete FisteIh qn Ano Cured.
I have been suffering with this terribly
maledy for over two yoars, not being able to
and being reduced physically go much that
| was unable to do any work, (my occupa.
t!on being that of farnier,) IN fact, could
scarcely walk. ] was induced to try DIR.
Gurley, OF the Southern Surgical Institute,
who in o short time cured me. Inow weigh
more than have for many years, and am
able to 30 about my farm and attend to bus
iness with comfort and freedom from pain.
Wiennviiie, Ala. u J. p. Scorr.
Echo, DALE Co., Ala, Jan. 28, ,78. :.
DR.. J. v. G.friey, Southern Surgical Institute,
J. Atlanta, Co.: -.
+ Dear sir-You operated on my wife's eye
on last Nov. 10Th. and on 25rd she went
home. able tn Rf.a hnr. rhildren and pov, 20
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,gYMENEAE.

/ MARRIED., on the, 18th Instant, ut the
residence OF Joseph Rose, Esq, 2i7 w aSth
street, New York, Mr. s. A. ARNSTEIN, Of
Anderson, 8. O., and Miss MINNIE LEO
POLD, daughter of Nathan Leopold. ~ 7
/ By Rev. w. P. Martin, on February .14th,
and Miss fARY ALICE ,BALEENTINE,
all OF Anderson County.
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Yes

We can change fifty dollar bill If you
wants bottle of GIhBE Flower SYRUP, the
greatest Cough and Lung Remedy in the
world or If you want tn tr,i &c first and see
If what the Hon. Alex. II. Stephens, Tx
9 'ioy. Smith, Ex- Gov. Brown and Eon. Rob-
ert TnnniIz nf f1nnrsia ecu. aI,s...t 8 q As..s
yon can get a Sample Bottle for ten cents at
iii;lSesoS i;ssa: Rsi eos prng ssors q, That re-
CouGH SYRUP EIeycT bad mn equal for Cougbs,
Colds and Lung Affections, It positively
cures Consumption when all other boosted
remedies fall. Sample Bottles, ten cents,
Regular size, fry doses, $l.00
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PAtArADlE 1fEplcINrcs.- Cherry,
!. 1,yytorai IS o honeyed drop or relief; his
Cpthnftic Pills glide sngar-shed over the
palate and his Sarsaparilln Is nectar that
impaTts vigof 70 life, restores the health and
expela disease ~ Rate.tord tnal Adfstiser.