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4. l.. Agent,
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.

Il II DISTRICT L OF THE NINTH
i Judicial District. of the state of Nevada. la
and for the County Of Elko.
5. HEINHART, J.. REMNANT and q. REIN
HAliI. plaintiffs. against JOHN VI. JEWEIT
Defendant Action brought Ia the District
Court Of the Ninth Judicial District of the
state of Nevada. Ia and for the Comfy of
ElkU. and the complaint filed in the Onioc of
the Clerk Of said District Court.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting to John
III. Jcwctt. Defendant. You are hereby required
la appear la All action brought against yOu by
the above named Plaintiffs IN the lislrict ConTr
Of the Ninth Judicial District ~ rhC y ate Of
Nevada, In and for tie County O! Elko, and to
answer tie complaint nlrd therein. within ten
days exclusive ~ III" day uf ~E-fNi,rl after the
servio" GU Huu Of this SumIuuHs-IT s'Tv,d
within thi' Comfy; or. IL served "ut ~ til.
County. hut ia this District, wiii.u twenty
days; Otherwise, within i"r;y dAy s-uT IIdg-
m"ut by default viii Ice taken u air-; You. aC.
Crrdi!Ig To the prayer %: Sud con-! Ialut
The s@ti nc'iuI l. brought 10 obtain = luGs.
ulCtt "i this Court fur tie =uIu 81 Two Ihru--
and I"lllrs Hulh Cain. with iItrr. = un z.II
suIu irvm VI ,Tch 10Th. 1870. ~ thu rate 90 uu,
yer cent. = month, with trU Der ,uui Attorney %
lee >, aud cu-is. Al-' HAT tie rr,mi - de-
Crih'd III thc complaint. bu GOD according g.
law. aud thit all l,rsuu- ,ltlLius, thruu,l or
under said Defendant bc iurr,rr barrel au,i
iuurlus- I "f all equity 81 t,l-IuIfiu;I. arI that
Plaintiffs may have luigutU vt Tor any drhyiru,l
thai may remain aib"r applying tho ! rucSe!, {
tuch -"l" "a ilIC La mcbi II rald judgment. aEi
Ih-. The iu:ShAH'r or IurchHs"Ts he let iHtp
Ios''ss."n 81 SAID r~r,rists upon presentation
Of aSh,un's Decd therefor. aud Tor such other
relief as {" ihc Court may seem just and
equitable.
Nhh N"u are hereby uJiih-l that u son TAI.
&" ~ pear an! snsN "r sIid complaint a. aOpNr
T'puiTcd, ia" said Plaintiffs VIII apply - tLC
Court for the .r!iri demanded then elm.
Given UEdrr nay hand and tie seal 80
thr District Court 81 the Smith IN.
hlCil District Of the stat. of 80
tsEALl Nada. County { Eku, this Iith day
81 January. J." the year 4 UuT L"Td
one Thousand eight hund.,d and
seventy eight.
jAiI.yOi -. =. GREEN. Clerk.
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IV'Pnrtics in tho interior wishing TO ne
informed nUout the market prices, otc.,
will receive the desired information by
undressing the hrm at tneIi Office, No.
Col California street, corner of Konrny.
San Francisco, Cal.
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GoLD, $l.02H. Currency, 97H q
9s;.'"n"' u"""',
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SALOON FOR SALE.

THE SALOON ON The SOUTHEAST COR
i ner Of Commercial and Fourth street,. u.
H. Bernard proprietor; 10 offered for sale. and
any person desiring TO engage In the business
will do we'll 70 consult Mr.. Bernard Ut once.
The stand 10 we'll Known ~ one Of the most
eligible intosp. and a. its present propnetor
Wishes 70 20 out Of tbs business. . good bar
gain can be secured. Apply to Il. II. Bernard.
At the Corner Saloon.
Elko. Dec. It'll. 1871.
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BEATTY'S
PIANO AND PARl0R ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

Containing the elements of music. with easy
and progressive exercises to perfect the player
IN the art OF inu-ic lnither piano ear organ tn
which u added over sixty waltIcs, Polka.
NArch's. Galops. OIrriti: Mclo iicS. DaIcrs,
rte. by Daniel +. BEATTY. Wa Eingtun New
Jorr"y. one "f the best works OF 1 \ kim -''r
Introduce d, aud should br III the hands VI every
piano gid organ player. Sent Postpaid t. any
part u the tnitcd states or Canada for only ~
cents. 'hc price having been rrIuCr,l tD la ~
dnre u Address. DANIEL D.
BEATTY. Washington. New J"rscy.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-01
INTELLIGENCER.
Monday, July /, 1878.
Spring Styles Of Bonnets.
Prom the Dsnbury News.

From the Danbury News.
The styles this year are numerous.
snd some OF them are quite pretty, but
We hsve room to speak of but few.
The Modjeska a good-shaped arti-
Gle, with quite piece gorged out at
the back 20 accommodate the coil worn
by the wearer. Over this aperture is
Q large wad of silk cloth, the color of
new zinc. arranged carelessly in folds.
The ribbons are double faced-that is,
are sine color on one side and blue on
the other. The hat is made of white
chip.
Another white chip is the Princess.
This has O crown and brim. On one
side the brim sticks straight out, on the
other side it shoots up. There are
nearly pint Of beads in this affair,
and an assortment of blue roses
Still smother white chip is the Mary
Stuart. This is pretty much all white
--vislets, with lace. white rib
bons. and three rows OF pearls clear
round it. 1t is stuffed inside with
white ruchs, which is something that
looks like lace little way of. and at
the back there is quite a chunk of
white cloth.
The Sherman 10 a coffee -colored
arrangement. copiouslv embslished
with frosted leaves and satin ribbons.
and is shesthed with satin Of color
that takes in both brown and green.
The shape of this hat is mixture OF
ladle and snow shovel, and has con-
siderable stuff on top. 1t is not very
handsome.
The Estay is lead colored. The
front is distinguished from the back by
being fattened down. This is very
simple device. but saves considerable
confusion. The front slides up. In
side tho front is sort of guard to the
brow, and on il is tackled lot OF
choice flowers.
The Lucille is very similar hat,
ouly that it fops down ct the back and
fops up at the front, and the guard
10 st the back instead Of the front.
We imagine that these two will be very
popular with the ladies. as it is rather
difficult 10 tell what they are unless
you stand on something.
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GUNNER RESIDENCE TO LET

GUNNER RESIDENCE TO LET
Mme A. CALLER offers to rent. at reduced
price. elegant summer residence. situated
in Vaudeville. with furniture 1t Is an agreea-
BILE location. For further information apply to
NINE. A. CALLER,
my7 SuTuTh I'm No. 1919 Chartres street.
POOMs FOR RENT-TWO NEATLY FUR
IL nished rooms-parlor and bedroom-second
closets in each room, and bath room eonven-
lent Location central, In the First District.
and on the shady side Of the street. Will be
rented with or without board to a gentl eunan
and wife or to two single gentlemen. No other
boarders or roomers in the house. Address
ROOMS. Democrat office. my2t IL
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ton Of Judea under the Romans Just before
the advent Of Christ; TIE corruption that had
erept into the the b enoaS me Hona ahs
jews, and the discontent that existed among
ne people. This picture Of Jqdea filled a With
ana Iswsa "a
a. Similar sim i experienee In the third chapter
aud thence on is an account Of His sayings and
d ,ings on earth. The work Is written In biblical
style. but In a clear, lucid and most interesting
manner. It is full Of learning and eloquence.
and the purity and sweetness Of its dictfon. its
simplicity and strength. entite it to rank with
the Testament. as Blackstone does with Coke
dunn. which many will read who would not
search the Scriptures"
GEMIsI Boston: Roberts Brothers New Or
Another charming publication OF the No
Name Series. and q story at once SO simple.
strong and pathetic. as TO recommend It at once
one of the purest and strongest In fiction.
somewhat after the glorious Davy Crockett type;
A vein OF quaint humor pervades the work. and
the trials OF the minister are pleasantly des
erbed when twin ciugh'ers become an addi-
ton to the family The offerings were various
ps Of butter fresh Re cake @ hnd
punches Of dried i canomle. an seed sage
SPREAD set Of wSte dmity window Rso" eur
tains with ball fringe. ditto of table covers,
three boxes OF honey. two pewter porringers,
lace-trimmed night cap-"agn' the time she
sets up and sees folks, three pin-cushons
baby clothes without number-"n not s,posin' two
had been caPlated on"-and five cradles. for the
same good reason.
SELECTIONS FROM THE LIFE AND SERMONS OF
DR. JOHN TAULER. Boston: Roberts Bro
theirs. New Orleans: J. G. Eyrich. Price. so
cents.
This holy man lived contemporary with
Dante. Petrarch Chaucer and Wickliffe. The
collection of sermons forms beautiful and in
structiye work.
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THE STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE
Possession given on the first of July.
Apply at NO 60 DECATUR STREET.
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OUR BOOK TABLE.

eHr1ocHRIsTus. Memoirs of a disciple of the
Lord Cloth. Price g. Boston: Roberts
Brothers. New Orleans: J. G. Eyrfch.
4 It is the custom to sneak of this as an age OF
saaterialsm. hut IL Que will TAX the trouble to
Aote the character of books that fill th., shelves
II our book stores he will discover that 1t ia in
crested in all manner of specu ation, as we'll
zion and philosophy. app ars to be the chief
4 bunm OF eontem por tneous thought. Phil.
I hristus" Is of his order. and most a1mira-
Ia WORK 1t is. 1t puruors to be the memoirs
learned Young Hebrew. who held to the
18th OF hts peonle. and who accepted Jeens
I Nazareth as the promised Reia. mer. In the
| st chapters the author describes the condi-
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To be followed by "a
CHHDREN'S GRAND RAIL-.

The children who have participant d in tableaux
at other entertainments are requt sted to at
tend In their fen y costumes. 1t Is The earn
est desire Of the ladies and OF the Committee
of Arrangements that parents will permit
their children to participate in this ball
scene,
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RECEPTION COMMITTEE.

RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Badges White.)
Gen. F. N. Ogden. Chairman;
Leeds Greenleaf, L. A. Witt,
@. J. Lewis, W. M. Owen
DR.. J. D. Bruins, Hy. Levericb,
P L. Bouny. Archibald Mitchell,
q. L. Gardeur, Iug. May,
F. A. Monroe. DR. G. Beard.
]. d. Hill, W. J. Behan.
]. 3. Vinet, P. B. Leeds.
J. B. LATTE, E. A. Guibet,
Frank McGloin, R. B. Peasants,
John N. Payne, Geo. Fl. Lord.
8. a. Buck, Walker Fearn,
John Y. Moore. F. R. southmayd.
DR.. B. A. Pope, G. II. Allen.
W. J. Hare. W. A. Gwyn.
J. B. Richardson, A. Ewing,
James Buckner, DR.. d. Warren Brickell
G. 8. Boarman. fam Flower.
F. Yznaga. John Glynn. Jr..
R. c. Bond in. Aueustin.
John Z. Newman, T. Lee shute.
Alex. Moses. J. r. 8. selleck.
DR.. 8. Chopin.
Races will be run under the rules OF the Lou
isiana Jockey Club-cateh weights; distance loo
yards.
Quarter Stretch Badges 81: admission to
stand 81; field so cents; children under fifteen
years halt price,
Pools will be sold at Hawkins on Friday
evening, seventeenth instant.
Races to commence at $3.50 o'clock
Ladies unaoeompanied by gentlemen will not
be admitted to the stand.
myl21w p BUCHANAN. Manager.
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FOR SALE.
A RARE BARGAIN.
THE SINGER
Sewing Machine,

Acknowledged by all to be the best. 1t is the
only machine INSCRIPTIONS men have ever at
tenn pied to initiate which is sufficient evidence
of its superiority over all others.
Beware OF Worth bless limitations.
No second hend7narhine dealer has the new
Genuine Singer Machine for sale. Those they
offer are, either BOGUS, or OLD ONES painted
over to deceive.
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/. Henry Denegre enters A. Frellsen's mule
DEEP WATER. Y. o. out Of Jetties, by
Capt. Fads, dam Towboat.
2.L.H Fairchild enters Fl. D. Baldwin's mule
WHISKY, one week old. out Of Corn Juice,
by Still Waters Run Deep. dam Mofrett's
Register.
8. W. f. Pnkard enters G. B. Bloodgood's mule
SKY ROCKET, so y. O.. out of Torpedo. by
Two Blue Lights and Roman Candle, dam
Spit Devil.
= II Alfred f 5ittetfi enters a'a HeGa1'ss Hle
MONUMENT. y. o.. by Remembrance, out
of Liberalty. dam Noble.
s. Richard Weigh'man enters Rushton Fosters
mule BULBUL. the Pride of the Harem,
the Warbler of the Vale. the Fan-tailed
Jimmy Jawed Seraph of the Forest, out of
Repair. by Whoop-la, dam not specified.
g. E. l.. Ranlett enters G. J. Ranlett's mule NEW
ORLEANS PACIFIC. y. o.. out of Danger.
by Supreme Court. dam The Croaker.
grand dam Obstructionist.
T. M. N. Wisdom enters W. B. Oceans mule
GOSSIP. out of Society. by Mrs. Grumpy.
dam Meddlesome. granddam Officious.
8. ". W. Renshaw enters F. Caiborne's mule
ECONOMY aged, out Of Hard Times. by
Crop Failure. dam Rough.
g. Isaac Delgado enters Ar. Foleys mule RE-
DEMPTION. y. o.. by Ninth of January,
out of the Fourteenth of September, dam
Conclusive.
10. M. M. Kohlman enters VIM. A. Braud's mule
RETURNING BOARD. y. o., out of Prison,
by Technically. dam Shame.
II. Geo. d. Kenner enters Norman Eustis' mule
BUTTERFLY. "a hours old out of Cater
pillar, by Transformation, dam Beautiful
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SECOND RACE.
Consolation stake.
Dash of Two Miles for Beaten Mules.
Prize, Silver Mounted Whip.
SECOND RACE.

STEWARDS OF THE TRACK.
Badges Red
D. A. s. VAUGHT, Chief Steward.
J. o. Nixon, Jr., Geo. W. Dupre.
P. o. Fazende. B. NJ Harrod.
Geo. A. Williams. Fl. W. Brown,
E. G. Payne. E. @. Where,
7. G. Hanna, Jas. De Buys.
Atwood Violet.
JUDGES.
Badges Blue.}
r. W. Simmons, W. E. Huger,
T. l.. Airey, p Labouisse.
DISTANCE JUDGES.
Badges Red and White)
W. T. Vaudry. J. D. Huger.
N. d. Wallace.
TIMERS.
Badges Yelow.)
Emile J. O'Bren. John A. Morris,
T. G. Herndon.
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FOR RENT.

CENTRAL, HOUSE SUPERIOR FRONT
~ rooms. on second and third floors. Accom-
modations first class. Prices reasonable. 1870
Camp street. my1S 1872
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Election Notice-An election for Presi-
the Louisiana Department of the Lite Assoc
citation OF America. to serve for the ensuing
year. will be held at the Department office on
MONDAY. June II, 1878. between the hours of 10
|'' m n, law I'd - sAML FLOWER, Secretary.
New Orleans sugar Shed Company,
May g. 1s78-A meeting of the stockholders of
this company will be held at the office of the
company; In Shed A, foot Of BenviIle street. on
hours OF 10 m. and .. m, for the purpose Of
electing twelve directors of the company to
serve. for the ensuing year.
And at the same time to vote for the accept
ance OF the city ordinance mo. 4493 Administra-
ton Series), amending ordinance mo. 1928. New
Sertes) changing the tariff of charges on sugar
and molasses stored under the sheds. adopted
by the Council of the city Of New Orleans at
their sitting Of the seventh OF May, 1878.
my1o lot A. O. PALFREY, Secretary.
state National Bank, New Orleans, April
%. 1878.-A vote of the shareholders of the State
National Bank will be taken at its banking
Office, Nos. 81 and 80 Camp street. on WEDNES-
and D. M, upon the question of the reduction
of the capital stock of the bank and the distri-
button OF the surplus; and, also upon the cues
ton of authorizing the Board of Directors TO
convert the bank, under proper legislation. into
a State bank under the laws of louisiana
By order of the Board of Directors.
ap24 I'm CHAS. l.. u. DUPUY, Cashier.
Special Notice-Any ana all parties hav-
ing claims against the Home Mutual Savings
THIRTY DAYS. otherwise the assets will be
distributed. JAMES M. BOWLING.
Liquidating Commissioner.
New Orleans. April 90. 1878. ap2l got
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BODLEY BROTHERS,
l27 and lZ9. Common street lz7 and ~
Between st. Charles and City Hotels.

FARM AND PLANTATION WAGONS.
Cane Carts. Bagasse Carts. Small Carts Of all
sizes. Timber Wheels. Wheelbarrows. Spokes,
Felloes. Shafts. Wagon Material. Axle Grease.
etc.
This Is the Oldest and largest wagon establish
work and guaranteeing everything they sell.
fa3 " 21p
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ACT I.
Scene 1-Barons, Apartment-C Cinderella pleads
to attend the ball.
Scene 2-Baron's Kitchen-Cinderella dreams
of the Prince and Fairy Land,
Scene 3-Cinderella and Pedro go to the ball.
Tableau
Love Dance. ......... Nathalie Fl. and Charles q
ACT III.
Scene-The Princes Grand Fancy Dress Ball
The Lost Slipper" Half of my kingdom who
will find the owner"
Tableau.
fancy Dance Emma
ACT III.
Scene The Baron's Kitcben-"Home Again"
Scene 2-The :, Baron's Apartments-Return
from the ball.
Scene Apartments In the Palace-The trial
Of the slipper-The Fairy Queen exhibits
her power.
Scene 4-Bal- room-"The varietie." by Emma
f., Nathalie f., Daisy b., Nina s.: Charles
T., Hamilton W., Allie M. Allison o.
To be followed by a
CHILDREN'S GRAND BALL.
The children who have participate in tabIeaux
at other entertainments are requt sted to at
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Friday, NayIz,


Overture-Prof. P. Fl. Greueling and Orchestra.
Tablean 1-"Storming of Stony Point"
Solo Etoile du Nord"- ............. .Meyerbeer
Miss Henrietta Martin. MI J. Cartier. accom-
Tableaq - 2-"Washington and Lafayette at Val
Duet2'Crudel Perche Finora". Mozart
Miss Lena Little and Mr.. James Ross. Mr. J. W,
II Eckert, accom- pianist.
Tablea u >; s-"Washington crossing the Della
operatie selec'ion-"Grande scene. ,du Pro-
Miss d Dolhonde Mr.. j. Cartier. accom- p pa n
Aria" Extends Tn"- Mattel
Miss Lena Little, Mr.. ]. v. Il. Eckert accomDa-
Selection by Miss Corinne Bouligpy.
Tableau % Lees monument as it is to be-the
sOIkEE DANsANTE.
The ladies' of the +. E Lee Monumental Asso-
cation, who will be in charge of the refresh
ment tables. will supply the guests with the
del cacies Of the season at customary city
prices.
Cars on the various roads will run till a. m
each night.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Mr.. L. Hall. Chairman;
Mr.. John 7, Pqrves. Mr.. Dave Hughes,
Mr.. Walter 3 Parker. Mr.. I. Cathalongue.
M MF 1 + e. M WsGD H. H. Marx Ep aasys
The following gentlemen have been selected
to serve as the
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
at the Opera House Entertainments for the
benefit of the E. LIE Monumental Fund:
Col. CHAH. E. FENNER, General Chairman,
For he Evening of the sixteenth.
The following members of the New Orleans
N An Soah b. AAflT Il u. G Brown.
Geo. z. ane, l. E. Cenas,
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THE BLUE STORE,
Corner OF Decatur and Ursulines streets

EoR RENT. RECOMMENDATIONS. FOR RENT
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CONCERT POSTPONED

The vocal and instrumental concert for the
benefit of the ST. BERNARD MISSION SUN
DAY SCHOOL. announced on the tickets al
ready sold for Thursday, 18th instant, has. in
Difference to the grand musical entertainment
poned to TUESDAY, twentyirst instant. at 8
o'clock o. m.
1t will then be given by the choir Of Rev. DR..
Pamer's Church, assisted by other distin-
guished musical amateurs, In the SECOND
GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner
OF Claiborne Avenue and 81; Bernard street.
ty- first instant.
The Canal and Claiborne cars land and re-
eeive passengers in front Of the church.
Tickets for sale at the music and book stores
and supplied by the committee of 81 engagements.
my162 +. o. KOELLE, Chairman.
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A(gfull0ria 0azette
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE {

In the Lower House of the Convooatlon OF
Canterbury the following resolutions IN regard
TO sisterhoods and deacoaesses were passed
unanimously:
That in the opinion of this House there is
great reason for thankfulness for the work
which has already been done in the Church OF
England by sisterhoods, brotherhoods, and
desoonesses, work which could scarcely nave
been otherwise accomplished.
That grateful acknowledgements arc due 10
the prelates who have given friendly recos'
milton to the communities established IN tne'r
dioceses, and who have maintained their just
authority over them without unnecessary IT,
reference.
That in the view of the great dangers which
arise from the growing up of such institutions Il!
without the safeguard Of Church authority, II
is desirable that certain general principles be
laid down for their regulation.
And that no such institution shall receive
such sanction as Convocation can give unless
it is willing to acknowledge the blnoiDg cna',
acter of such general principles as will be lad
down.
That their Lordships in the Upper House
be humbly requested to direct their attention
to the recognition and regulation OF these IL.
s,itutions by the synods Of the Church, and q!
they should think good) to appoint by Dis
Grace's authority joint coumhtscto lay dcW1
the general principles upon which such feces
milton and regulation may be oaSec.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Harrison s. O'Nesl, Auctionecr'

By Harrison s. O'Neal, Auctionee!s
DUBLIC SALE OF HoUSEH0hD AM
L KITCHEN FURNlTURE-W i !, be seq
st the dwelling northeast corn'rr OF hlng ana ma
Fairfax streets. on MONDAY, Juno l0In, y; :, ~ ~
FnKNlTIJRE belonging to the late Charles +.
shaw such as Mahogany and WSlnut Chsir;s'
Sofss' MsrbIe-top Tables, Sedsteads aad Fed
ding, Crockery and Glass ware. Cooking Stotes,
&c. Also ono Gold English open faced Walt b;
one fine Gold do, msnufsetured oy 4 h"waf9
e Co, Boston; orc Gold Curb Vtst thAin aid
Seal. and one psir God Spectacles. Tcrms-
Cash. ,,,o,v .,
nv 3Gtd w. Is. II NEToN ] huH
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NATURES NOBLEST REMEDY.
BEDFORD ALUM
Iron Springs Water and Mass.

Efficient for throat diseases DIR. Darlington,
Of Va. Specific in skin diseases. DIR. a lien;
of N. G. 'Unequaled for scrotulous affections
DR. Walker, Of Va. Prompt and benelcsI
IS an Alternative PROT Duncan, D. D.. Iste
President Randolph Macon College. 'Rejuye'
mating on persons worn with toll and care'-D''
Haos, of Va Invaluable for neuralgia. '-DF.
Harrison, N. Y. Regulates the seerctive or
gans.'-Dr. Christian, of Va. 'Puriies the
blood,'-Dr. Lsnghorne, Of w. Successful N
Dyspepsia Prof Jackson, Univ. Of Pa. HIS
no equal for chils. '-Rev. Ellison {. Dodson Va.
Prices-Wator 81 case of dozen gal bottles
81 for gal demijohn; so cents per single gallon;
Msss-5O cts and 81 bottle, 81 90 and 50 hsI'
dozen; SIS and $40 dozen sent postpaid =,
Liberal terms properly graded TO wholesale
and retail dealers Analysis and direction;
with each package. Full proof Of all claimed
sent free upon application. Sample supply Tree
to physicians desiring to test.
These charming Springs sro open Tor yIsI;of'
and invalids the year around from ard aiIe'
June 1st, 1878. Board $35 month; $40 a week !
Sl.50 day. Conveyance daily from LynchbuIs
to Springs, y miles distant over pleasant rohI i
through picturesque country, connecting WIZ
all the trains. Round trip tickets from ali POM
South and North at reduced rates. BUILDING:
all new or throughly rcftted. Faro and accom-
mondations first class. Skiful resident phys,,
clan. A. NJ. DAVIES, Prost. B: A. y J.
Springs Co., Lynchburg, Va. Sold BY
.JANNEH s, CO."
ap l6-3m Wholesale Agents,