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The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-17

Joy TO THE AFFLICTED of our most eminent American Chemists has discovered process whereby he ob- tains, in q palatable form, all the active medicinal properties of the East India Cinehona bark, without disturbing the irritaut and inert matter. In this pre- patation the aikaloids are in their ha- tive combinations, and .he same pro- portions of the ingredients are nam taiued az exist in the celebrated bath from the Nellgherry hills. This pre- paration is called CLlFPoRD's tl.BRI- FuGE, and is fast taking the place oi Quinine and the so-called Ague Cures, etc, in the market,
 J. c. RICHARDSON, Prop'r.
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take special pains to see that such changes sad reforms are adopted by the next Legislature as the public interests and the welfare of the in ssitution may require.
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At the residence of Mr. - West, near Russellville, on "Wednesday Oct. 9, 1878, by Rev. ". II. Corley, Mr, RoBr. D. HOWELL and Miss SALLIE R. CRIss, both of Pope County, Ark.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Ar HELENA, ARK.

Ar HELENA, ARK. The following announcement was made by the board Of health to-day 1: 1 This Board beieiycs 1t now be- comes duty to annouece to the cit izens, that while the prevailing dis case may not be strictly yellow fe- yer it certainly is seeingly quite as fatal, and the citizens are hereby so advised. There are about I6 cases of sicKnes in town. Ten new cases and ( deaths are reported for the 4S hours endiug at noon today Quar- antine has been raised. A Howard Association has been organized, with Judge J. c. Davis as President, and beqnn work at noon. In one house four deaths have occurred within the last four days, and the fifth party IS down. Jacobs < Go, wholesale druggists announced Tn a circular yesterday that they would furnish medicines free O. charge to all the poor and needy, to all charitable as sociations.
 Ar JACKSON, TENN.
 Great excitemen prevails in this city tonight owing to the report of three suspicious cases of fever and one death here to-day. The doctors are devided at to the nature of the dsiease, but it has deen by some pro nouneed yellow fever There is con siderable excitement as Boliver, ow iug to the death of Dr. Coleman and daughter. The fever seems to have broken out again at Fulton, Ky, five cases being now reporter.
 AT MEMPHIS.
 The Board of Health officially re- port 19 deaths from yellow fever during the past twentyfour hours, ending at 6 o'clock tonight The undertakers report F additional deaths in the suburbs.
 Among those who have died since noon are W. T. Pugh, Col. McDon- aid, Oscar Drake, Mrs. Stack and Wm. Myers. All hope of the recov cry of Jeff Davis, Jr., has been abandoned.
 The steamers Diepold and Means, towing barges, passed down this morning. The steamer Colorado, from St. Louis, also passed down, being heavily laden with supplies for merchants.
 AT CHATTANOOGA.
 For the 24 hours ending at D. m the deaths from yellow fever were |: Ed. c. Jones, Mrs. Chas. N. Cham berlin, James B. Burke, Thomas Hartman, and four colored persons. Fourteen new cases, ' of which are colored. Cool weather for the past two days increased the deaths, but decreased the new cases. The feel ing is decidedly blue today, in con sequence of disappointment in the expected frost. The season is warmer than ever known. Drs. Fra ger and Baker think there are good prospects.
 AT CAIRO.
 Dr. Luke P, Blackburn, who was called from Hickman to Fulton, Ky, this morning to decide the nature of the disease which appeared there 9 short time ago, pronounces the four cases there now genuine yellow fever. No new cases or deaths there o-day.
 AT BROWNSVILLE.
 Two deaths only to-day; eleven new cases.
 AT MARTIN, TENN.
 Three new cases; no deaths.
 AT HICKMAN.
 The condition still improves; son of Mrs. Ghomer the ouly death, mak- ing five of that family that have died. l No new cases in town.
 AT GREENvILLE, MISS.
 MT. Dennett, the operator at Greenville, is entirely out of danger Eight deaths to-day, five white and three colored.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
Posi- OFFICE RTMEN

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
(FFlCE Discussing CLERK AND SCP'T,
WASHINGTON, ID. G Augusl 3O.h 1878. }
u5 sea sa Proposals will Be reesiyed 2, IL ONCE
Der 10Th, 1873, for furnishing fuel for the Post
Ofdce DEPARTMENT, as follows:
Tor the delivery and storage of five hundred
(5OOl tobs Il 24O pounds to the t"n) Of the best
Quality OF Lee w bite Ash Furnace Coal or coal of
an equal good quality; the quality thereof, Git
to be determined by an Inspector chosen for that
purpose by the Postmaster General; to he thor
oughy scr eened and free from slate, and to be de-
vered within thirty 1907 days from the date of the
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ment building before the contracting party will be
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Average samples OF the coal must accompany
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Also for the delivery and storage Of GO? twenty
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l, 1878.
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the award is made. for he ;hfnt performance OF
the con ract. j. y. p. BURNSIDE,
Disbursing Clerk and superintendent, Post Office
DEPARTMENT. sar2 1aw4y
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DROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES }
OFFICE OF THE SERGkANT-AT-ARMS,
WASHINGTON, August 30, 1878.
Sealed Proposals will he received at this office
until II O'Clock noon of SATURDAY, the T. DAY
OF September, for furnishing the Senate of the
Uniied States. subject to government inspection
at the expense of the bidder the following items Of
Fuel, namely:
500 tons hite Ash Coal egg size, OF best quality
known to this market.
80 cords best quality well seasoned Pine W God.
60 cords best quality well-seasOnod Oak Wood.
An to be stored In the vaults OF the Senate wing
Of the Capitol.
The right is reserved to reject any bid if the in
terest OF the government may so requi e.
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sep2 st Sergeant ALARMS U. 8. Senate.
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. NOTICE. ..o. -, mo
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NOR RENT
BY r. II. SMITH
Real Estate Broker, LIE Droit BuiIdina
Corner of 9Th and streets.
~ 81. n W., 16 rooms, mod. imps. .....SlOO %
621 18th ST. NV, IL rooms, mod. imps.... 90 90
2l6 11th st. NV, II rooms, mod imps.... 90 o.
aoS Sc. NV, ~ rooms mod imps........ Is 90
81 d st: NV IL 49,. mod imps. IS 90
!54 ST. NV, 1rOoms, MOO impe........ Is 90
d3sU ST. n W., rooms. mod. imps...... Is 90
2OLh and z SITS. q. W., 10 rooms, mod imps.. % 90
a6S st. NV rooms, mod. imps. ...... IS 90
SU0 81 ne, 3 rooms, NOD. tmpS.......>. q 90
Ky % 81. Me-, rooms, Md. iMps. % 90
"a 20 10 81 Sc. rooms, MOD. impe.......>. Is 90
,S0 mass ave. O., rooms, III ID. tmps.... IS 90
.SS ~ ass. aVe.e rooms, mod. tmpS..... Is 90
l09e st. Nv, Ii rooms. mod. imps.... IS 90
cent. anoQT
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According to the weather wise, cold weather
will set IN unusually early this autumn. The
flight of birds southwark. which has already
commenced in some of the northern states, is
tie main foundation for the prediction In
view of the effect that frost and low temper
Azure would have in checking the ravages OF
yellow fever. 1t is sincerely to be hoped that
The words of the weather proph cts will be yer.
lied Ii, however, cod W ave Is coming it
mas not heralded its speedy advent here in
washington. Our two days of September
nave been OF summer warmth, which bears
out, so far, the judicial prediction of Judge
Humphreys, delivered from the bench few
days since, that this is to be warmer month
Than August was.
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FOR RENT AND SALT,

DRUPERTY FOR RENT,
By B. o. HOFFMAN,
Raa, Estate Agent and AucIionsef,
10TH AND STs. n. ".
90 Now OH ave. n. w., IL rooms, furn. tbO o.
,S0 =. ave. a. w., 16 rooms. 100 o.
,SD fenn. ave. n. w., business house. 49,. 100 %
~! 18TH st. NV, Ii rooms, mod impS - rs 90
eSl lzLh st. NV, Is rooms mod inns 70 20
iU16 10Th st. NV. Is rooms mod impe.... 70 %
aSn u. NV, 10 rooms. mod. imps. .... S. %
x FL "a ave. NV, IL rooms, mod imps.-.. So 90
DIP ~ 81. u. W., III rooms mod. impe, ...~>. 6N %
SSo ST. NV. II rooms, mod. imps .....>>. 80 90
4o4 ST. n.W.s 10 rooms, mod. imps ......>. 20 %
~ IN 81 NV, rooms, mod. tmps. ....... IS 90
oa9 IN ~. NV, 0roOms. mod. hnpe IS o.
a IN st. NV, rOoHs, mod impS........ IS %
70 IN ST. NV, rooms, mod. imps....... IS 90
DO oLA b. NV. 10 rooms. mod inps. 49,. 30 90
20 1st b. se.. rooms. mod imps. ......>. Is 90
i50 No. ave. Aw., rooms. mod. imps. 49, % 90
" Nd. ave. s.w., rooms mod. imps. -. Is %
,aS S SaIrOm 81 Sc, rooms, mod. tmps.->- % 90
W carroll st. Sc. rooms, mod. imps.-.. 20 90
30 on 81. NV, rooms, MOD imps. 20 GO
ooV1 iotn Sls u. W., rooms, moO. 1mpS..... Il 90
=! 81. SW y looms. INSTRUMENTATION. IL 30
'169 NeW nolA ave. NV store. Is 90
70 CIV IolH ave. NV. store. 70 90
A nue. Trent office rom $40 r St q ". 800, 20 or
ONCE rooms at 1419 LAS and l42S New York
sve. NV.
FOR SALE
dOUsEs ana LOTS In every section OF the city Of
Prices 70 suit the times and terms that will suit
lSeW here. a., a -
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E$OR RENT.By THOs, J. MYERS, Real Estate
Agent, 1915 st. NV.
PrAme store AID dwelling, 17l7 Pa. ave. NV.
S-story Frame $40 29d st., mod. imps., 10 rooms.
stoIy 6rick, I'll 18th st. W., mod: tmps. 10 rs.
Frame House, 3os a b st. n. W., 70 rs, mod imps
s-story BRICK. 1212 L st. w., -. all mod. I'm
Z-StOfy e anne, 4O13 street northwest, 8 rooms,
1 story Prick. 80 11th at II rooms. moi. imps
Bile Rouse, 1000 Str ct northwest, ~ rooms.
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HARDWARE NOTICE.

HARDWARE NOTICE.
The COpartnership agreement entered into by the
late l.: q: CAMPBELL q j. W. Il ENNEDY on
the 1st OF August, 1873, is notwi his landing the
te ease OF the SAID j.. G.. Campbell. continueF and
In It's various branches wi'lb continued under the
firm lame of CAMPBELL Il KENNEDY al 6O6
Pennsylvania avenue.
a Continuance of the patronage of the friends
end customers OF the late L.. G. Cam obel and OF
the late finn Of j. W. Kennedy & Co Is most re-
spectfu.ly solicit ed for the firm o: Campbell Ken
rely. j. W. KENNEDY.
MAKf K. CAMPBELL.
Administrator OF L. G. Campbell
Es~An persons Indebted TO the late l. & Camp
bell ara earnestly reque tied To settle their said III
debtedDesS without de av. j. w Kennedy is au.
thOrized to collect and receipt for tie same for me-
sell I'm MARY x. CAMPBELL, Adm'x.
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
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