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cnmberland-Gap Railroad.

The Bristol Coal and Iron Narrow-Gauge
railroad, OF which. Colonel, q, Z. ~ ooD'
senator from Scott and Russell. is presi.
dent, is in fac, the Cumberland Gap lin line
revived under q, new name as 3 narrow:
gauge raiIroads The energetic presloen.
Roc inst Maid this >:sy sauuIner WISH "itn
The object Of completing the arrangement
for taking out number Of convicts from
the penitentiary to work upon the road. A
charter for building the road upon this Inn
portant line was not long ago Obtained
from the State, and law passed last winter
authorized the employment OF plumber OF
conyicts upon the work, the State feeding
and guarding them. The law authorizes
the road to take those convicts surrendered
by the James River and Kanawha Canal
Company, aud other convicts not let out to
other contractors. 1t is supposed that the
Bristol railway may have as many as 200
conyicts at work at no distant day.
Colonel WOOD was unable to complete the
arrangement Just now owing to the indis-
position of Colonel SWAMI, Superintend-
ant OF the PeniteEtiary. Colonel WOOD re-
turns home this morning. but will carry
out his purpose Of taking the convicts out
to the road as soon as Colonel SWAMI sufi-
GENTLY RECEIVERS to attend to business.
The road pierces at several points rich
coal and iron. fields, and will undoubtedly
become an important agent for the deyel-
opment of much mineral wealth. The coal
is an extension Of the magnificent Kanawha
coal.feld, having both splint and camel
coal Of the best quality.
The line through the Cumberland Gap is
one Of great promise. We are gratlied to
see the exertions, under the efficient direc-
ton OF Colonel WOOD, to build this road.
That he will do the best in his power with
the means at command we are sure. IL this
road be built it will do much to enrich the
section of Washington county and stimu-
late the prosperity Of Abingdon and Bristol.
We wish all success to the enterprise.
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Sir W. Jenner, an English surgeon, would
be " glad il the Government paid more at
tention to sanitation and less to war, al
though, perhaps, II they did not attend to
war there would be no sanitary affairs to
look after ut ALL"
Page McCarty, Esq, the wcll-known
Washington Hterateur, lett for New York
last night on business thoughts intent. 1t
is expected that his humorous opera But
tons" will be brought out in the metropolis
early in the fall IFashington Post, 18th.
Mr.. Plimsoll, NJ. p, the friend OF the
sailors, says: "lt is not to raise persons
socially that education is so important, but
to make all men, even the most humble,
happier than they would otherwise have
been,D
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|, may nl remind them q me- leave 70 Nine.
Ia Gomtesss CInry my pin mounted with q
fine clear pearl: to the DUO ue Haesear, my
co asln, MI Spanish swords.
lsfgned1 N ,A.s l..''."..s z
The whole Of tbfs Is written by my own
hand. =
to neglect nothing in order to defend the
memory Of mgsa great uncle. and sof !, ny
father. I.beg her to remember that 80 long
as there shall be Bonapartists the iIGperlal
cause will have Representatives. The du-
ties Of our house toward the country
viii not cease with my life.: At my death
the task OF continuing the work OF Napo-
leon I. an d Napoleon III. deyolyes upon the
eldest son OF Prince Napoleon, and ! hope
that nv well-beloved mother, in secondiDg
him with all her power, will give us, who
shall be no more, this last and supreme
proof OF her affection.
- rsirned7 NAPOLEON.
The 18th Of February, 1879, at Chiselhurst:
I nominate Messrs. Rouher and &. Pletrl
executors Of my will. En-.
ByF. Pietri mean Franceschini Pietrl.)
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A REALISTIC PINAFoRE.-The comic opera
of Pinafore was brought out at Providence,
R. T., Monday evening, in realistic man
ner. Park Garden, which has sixteen acres
within the enclosure, and which includes
two lakes, was the scene Of its production.
In the centre Of large lake a full-rigged
frigate has been built, its deck being 10
feet long and 30 feet wide. On this deck
the opera was sung by frst-class company
OF Fifty artists, with an orchestra Of twenty
five pieces. Little Buttercup rowed herself
across the lake and went aboard at the pro-
per time, and was subsequently followed by
Sir Joseph and his female relatives, whose
barge was rowed by trustworthy oarsmen.
The ship was brilliantly lighted by an cleo
trio light and other means Of illumination.
1t was a complete success, and some $500
were DreseDt,
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John k. GiIIIat e. Co.'s Circular as to
Tobacco.
LONDON, 4 CROSBY SQUARE, !

July 2, 1879.
Sir,-Although the business Of the past
month was less than in May,>we have ex-
perienced good trade demand. and va
rious parcels Of western strips of medium
to fair quality found sale at the full average
prices of the season.
Recent sales have so lightened the hands
OF several importers that there can no
longer be said to be any pressure of stock
on the market. but at the same time it is
obvious that the manufacturers who take
their supply from the London market now
hold large stocks, and no farther important
business can be expected this season in the
ordinary course Of trade. s
What may be possible in wayof specula-
ton, should inducement arise later on, we
cannot say. but as yet there are no signs OF
any movement in this direction, and 1t
seems it will require something more decl.
ded than the. advices ut present to hand OF
reduced crop estimates, and the purchase
of a few hundred hogsheads strips by
American anufacturers, to weigh in the
scale against our still heavy stock OF tobac-
co in warehouse.
Missouri leaf is no doubt held with more
confidence, and buyers find less stock on
sale. but although the bargains of the earlier
months OF the year have disappeared, we
have heard of no sales which will justify US
in raising quotations above what we have
been asking, but not obtaining all through
the season.
So little colory western tobacco is to be
found here that prices may be called nomi.
nal, but we see little chance of our BUYERS
being able to follow the American markets
for such descriptions.
For dark Virginia tobacco, leaf or strips,
we have had no inquiry. Brights are very
scarce, and the high price asked for the lit
tie here seems to stop business.
The Board-of-Trade returns show unfa-
yoraby, but as the clearances in May Of
last year were exceptionally heavy, owing
to the disturbance OF trade by the alteration
OF duty, the present figures may be mis-
leading. In the next return the figures
will admit OF fairer comparison.
Pounds Weight of Tobacco Delivered for Home
Consumption inthe United Kingdom.
During I,a May; 1877. 1878. 1879.
snstenmsd. 4.25s,ss5 4,s27,5e4 s,71o,ss1
TO s1st May. ="
unstemmed 30 ,572,ese 21.775,137 1e,92s.567
Quotations. Virginia Leaf:, Common to
middling, g. to Sd. % H.; fair to good and
fine, 81 to 7sd.t q NJ; bright fancy, st to 8
and 1Od. q h.. Stemmed /: Common to mid
ling, Al to gid. q b.; good to fine and colory,
to 10d. q b., aud nominal.
Western Leaf Common to middfng ex-
ports, "a to sd. "a H.; good to fine exports,
III to I'd. q D.; sound dry common to me-
dium, 3 to 4ad. "a n; good to fine, 5 to 6sd.
v b. colory, 81 to SD, and nominal.
Stemmed !: Common to middling, to Cd. p
b. fair. to good and fine parcels, o. to a
and Sd. p n.; selections and bright Ken
lucky river, 81 to lid. q D.. .g.:
u Maryland aud Ohio 20, 81, and Gid. v b.
Negrohead and Cavendish 8, ID, and lSd.
ta JOHN II. GILLIAT & Co.
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ANOTHER TRoTTING WONDER The last
sensation IN trotting circles is the four-year-
old tiIly Tripket. WHICH trotted at Louis
vile, KY, July 10th, winning second, third.
and fourth heats in the astonishing time OF
2:234, 2:20l, and 2:193, the slowest heat be.
ing faster than the record made by Governor
Stanford's Elaine (2:2N last season, which
was the fastest technical record for four
year-oIds, although the time was beaten in
public at Lexington by Mr.. Vanderbilts
filly Maud S., the latter making her mile in
2:174. cqualling Dexter's best technical re-
cord. In view of the fact that Trinkers re-
-2:19s-was made In fourth heat OF a
race with three other horses, the perform
ance is considered by many equal to the
2:11t OF Maud S.
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8 rorlion upon 4, Which he calls disE E'

That p0Elaon l'Vli ~ st.ss. :. Z
sion. q N
Rssolred, That II be reed rniacn =! q % ~.
.,,re nemaeraitc nssionai conyenfio ns q inc:
ssn r az the Demo- here Id COB ention
assembled That the 30 called tM -lhiras Iato
IL abolished as unwfse and unne cessafy s
Tfe resolution was adopted,
The secretary read. the second part, as iol-.
lows. Z Z. ~. !, !, -, -
,nsirnct their delegates to the Dsmoera4nc
National Convention to be held In 1871 Wne-
ther. It be desirable to continue tne wv
thirds rule longer in force 10 national. Gon Con.
yeutIons. and that the National ComnIuee
insert SUCH reqpesttin the call for the n ''s
convention. $1,000 ,,sss.-.,,-.,-
So Il viii be seen that The last Democratic
National Convention ION, scaled vote pro.
nounced against the tw o-thirds rule, any
that the two resolutions above quoted We'l lt
adopted without 4 recorded division l''t' =.
OF course, tt is for the next Democrau'
National Convention to adopt its own ru ll
hut Il the states instruct their delegates ~
requested, it VIII we hope, require only
majority to nominate the next Democratie
candidate Tor President.
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; r. ~. 4 +
"A New York paper frantically inquiries if
any living man can explain why the Gov
ernment should deliberately throw away
millions OF money Gin stamping bits OF
silver which nobody wants." We will try
to get up satisfactory reply il the per-
turbed editor will first tell us why be is
more alarmed about the silver than the gold
coinage. So far as we have observed, no.
body wants the g bits" OF gold. Green.
backs seem to satisfy the general demand as
acirculating medium. But there fig 3 pre-
JUDGE In favor Of having q !" coin-reserves"
and NC can't begin to see why silver may
not as well be reserved as the other metal.
Our mines produce Immense quantities Of
silver, and tina people demand that It shall
be coined. The fact that It does not circp-
late; freely Ia no more argument against
stopping IFS scoiuage than the same fact is
against gold cofnage. VdShingt0 Post.
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PRov1DISG FOR TIE LETTER CARRIERS
Washington, July 15.-The following cir
cular was issued at. the Post-Olfice Depart
ment to-day and forwarded to all postmas-
tiers at second-class offices :" An act making
additional appropriations for the POST Office
Department, &C., approved June %, 1870,
appropriated $4,000 for increased salaries
to etter-carriers for the last fiscal year ended
June 80, 1879. as provided. by act Of Feb
ruary q, 1879. 1t is estimated that this
sum (s71, 0OW will pay. the carriers at sec
ond-class offices from February p to May
81, 1879, inclusive, at the rate Of $500 per
annum. You will therefore pay your regu-
lar carriers who were in service at that time
latter deducting auxiliaries and substitutes,
il any, at the rate Of $3.50 per annum from
February 81 to May 81, 1879. inclusive. de-
Quoting the amount already paid them for
the same time. Please pay them as early as
practicable, and forward special payroll to
the auditor Of this Department"
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DEATHS.

Died, at her fathers residence, NO. 722 north
P. NJ. MARY VOELKER, beloved daughter Of
George and Gertrude Voeker; aged twenty-tcur
years.
Fold her hands In quiet slumber,
Smooth her pure and spotleSs brow;
Kiss her patient, placid features.
All that Is lett of our darling MAMIE now.
Her funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
at 2 O'Clock from the English Lutheran church.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are re-
specially invited to attend.
Died. on the 18Th instant, in Hanover county,
WILLIAM A. CHESTERMAN aged seventv-four.
His funeral will take place 1T hts residence TO-
DAY at O'Clock.
Died. ut WaIkerton, Henrico county. Va, July Is,
1879, MARY k wife Of DR.. A. Hopkins. n
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ALONE hnson G. Whitaker. Of South
CarolIna,, is now the only colored cadet at
the West-P Point Military Academy. It is
stated he has a. room to himself, and is
- thrown entirely on bis own resources for
fellowship and amusement. But this can-
not be reasonably classed as !" another
southern outrage, = = as q large. majority OF
the students are from the North and West.
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A daily paper Of the North asserts that the
"whole country has right to demand that
"Memphis shall Immediately proceed to
"cleanse her sums" 1t is to be hoped that
Memphis has the right to require all other
cities to cleanse themselves thoroughly.
Such rights effectually enforced might en-
tirely avoid yellow-fever the present year.
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Can opposition to the debt settlement
passed by the Inst Legislature do hught but
iDinre the financial prospects Of Virginia?
Charlotte Gazette. ST s23sta 81
Rey. Pen6eIdi nIsoll, formerly 81 Virginia,
Is dangerously nj Ia Georgetown, D. @.
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DIsS0LUTHeNs q PARTNERSHIPS.
CoNFECTIONERIEs, &c.

DURE CANDIES.-I am manufacturing
l. daily my inimilsbIe pure crushed sugar CLAIR
IFIEn FLINT CANDIES. make beties "a NJ
DIES for wholesale purposes than any honse il this
perfectly pure and NO adulte-
ratisus. We don't use any gucos grape-srgar, tara
alta-uothing bus pure sugars: II Is more highly
Favored whi.er, brighter, frner, and Is warranted
to stand lirlu In any climate.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX. Confeetioner,
10 80 1919 Main street
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NE STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF MILLINERY GOODS.-Wc are de-
term med TO close out orr entire Sto.k Of SUMMER
MILLINERY and are selling III prices lower than
any other house In the city. regardless Of cost. We
defy competition, and ask call "i all in want OF
Hats, BOnnets, Feathers. Flowers, Gatlzes. Grape
Wells, Mourning Goods, &C. Country orders re-
ceive prompt aud careful attention. call IS So
lIcited. Mrs. +. HCTZLER.
jy 10 525 Broad street, Richmond, Va
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HENRY D. HUTzLER. A. LOUIS HUTZLER
mr. UIiTIIER BROTHERS.

525 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
oRer The greatest bargains 10 he found In the city.
and buyers always feel themselves well paid when
they visit their establishment. everything Is sold
at such EXTREMELY Low PRICES. Dnn't fail
10 give them a call and convince yourself OF the
above fact. Another new invoice Of goods. cheaper
than ever. LAGOS. Ribbons, Satins, Silks, Frinees,
Buttons. Gloves. Hosiery; Linen, Lace. and SIX
&c. Be snre 10 examine their Hamburgs. Corscts.
and Ncrno Underwear, they have some special
bargains. Gold. Plated Jewery. warranted not TO
tarnsh: Pins. Earnings. Bracelets, Crosses. &C.
&C. Look ut them. Lubin's. AtkinSopS. and Col
gates Extracts and Toilet Waters. 4 full line of
Toilet Soaps, very cheap. jy ID
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The Two-Thirds Rule.

The Wheeling Register grazes the facts of
the case In its article on the two-thirds rule.
We will furnish that and all other papers
the facts as recorded. We Were thar.
In the Democratic National Convention in
st. Louis in 1875, Mr.. WILLIAMS, on June
29th, offered the following resolution:
Resolued, That this Convention recon-
mend to all future Democratic conventions
not to adopt the tw o-thirds rule in nomlna-
ting candidates for President and Vice Pre-
sident Of the United States.
This resolution was oyerslaughed by q
point OF order,
The following resolution, offered By Mr.
WEBER, Of Michigan, was then read:
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AHs!SEyzESTS.

MOZART ASSOCIATION
The regular weekly soiree will take place at Mo-
Fart Hail THIS Thursday EVENING ut Sl4
o'clock Admission only by memberships or invita-
tIon-cartis Which must be presented at the door.
Members can obtain invitation-cards on application
at WAITS music-store, No. 920 Main street.
in 18th ...
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BEST PACIFIC LAWNS reduced 20 lie, inclr-
ding all the hest and latest productions OF This
2s-INCH-wIDE LAWNS, warranted fast coIors, at
YARD-wrDE IM1TATIoN-LINES LAWNS at
&C.;
8 cases of BEST PRINTS al 4!c.:
46 pieces of YARD-W1DE DRESS-LINEN at
i2Hc., valued 1T 29C.:
10 pieces BLAY LINEN at 12Yc.:
20 sieces GRAY BUNTING (Eugli>h Soods) at
l2ke.. valued ut zoe. vard
90 pieces ENGLISH SILK SERGE PUNGEE at
4Oc., valued III from GJ 10 zoe:
ALL. WOOL BUNTINGS at lGasc.:
5 cases YARD-WIDE LONSDALE CAMBRIC at
100 nirccs WHITE LINEN LAWN at Is. 16.
aIq zoe, regular value OF which is 25, 30, and
40 pieces INDIA NULL at 23c., value of which Is
4jc.;
sA mss ies' Cheek EEK MUSLIN at &c., reduced
SAINSo0K CHECK MUsLINs at 1oc., hereto
DANiAssE PIOGE al loc.. heretofore sold at zoe.
fREN( II-WELT PIQuE at Ike heretofore sold
IS T pie res FINE IMPORTED MANSIONS at
STRIPED FRENCH ORGANIZES at zoe, valued
2 cases BEST CORD PrQUEs at &c. yard reduced
so MA! MiGARSSEiLEs QUILTS at from s12o to So
4 reducI ion OF 81 on quilt:
REAL and IMITATION CURTAIN and CUR
TAN LACES at reductions OF 20 per cent;
MADRAS GiNGHAMS reduced 10 s, To- and lc. !:
a piece. jyl2
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ANTI Two Z j, ! RESOLUTION.


RESOLVED, That It be recommended to fu-
ture national Democratic conventions as
0 the sense OF the Democracy here In conven-
ton assembled that the so.called two-thirds
rule be abolished as unWise and unneces.
sary, and that the States be requested to In
struct their delegates to the Demo cratic
National Convention to he held in 1850,
whether IL be desirable to continue the
tWo.thIrds rule longer In forcs in the Ma
tional Convention, and that the National
Committee insert such request In their call
for the Convention. ss.s
A motion was made BY Mr.. Bunch, o.
Tennessee. 70 lay the resolution on the
table, md scaled vote MAS demanded and
granted The result was syes ssa. noes
Sss7s. SO ths motion % my on the table mas
Lost
Ha nAiF quote 81: s 81
Ehet President i; The gertl emar, fromu
Pennsylyania tr. TWaliace1 demands q an.
a saloli Oh The question. The clerk Rilifea
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THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
L THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR TIE COR
louisville SCHOOL DISTRICT on MONDAY,
2lst instant for the purpose of eecling The follow
ing TEACHERS OF THE q ORDOSSFlLLE
GRADED SCHOOL for the session commencing
SEPTEMBER Is, 1879, and continuing nine
months, exclusive OF the Christmas hOlidays-viz
PRINCIPAL AND FIRST ASSISTANT; salary,
JOINTLY 800 per month.
SECOND AND THIRD ASSISTANTS; salary
EACH $50 per month. -. >, -
Per.On9 desiring 10 make application must 90 so
in writing enclosing testimonials as TO moral cha-
racter literary qualifications. and ntneSs for ne po-
sirion. j. d. PENDLETON,
~ l6-2t* Chairman ol Boara trustees.
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spECrxI rOTIl,CEs.I.,,
STORE FOR RENT.
FIXTURES FOR SALE.

200 REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS at extremely
low prices, a. we are selling out to close busi-
ness: S., -.
200 LAWN, LINEN, and WHITE SUITS, for Is
dies, at great bargains. as we are selling out TO
close business:
200 LINEN CARRIAGE-DUsTERs, or LAP
ROBES, at great bargains. as we are selling OIL
to close business; t%
1000 yards WIDE VICTORIA LAWN at 1oc. per
81 yard worth 15c.: -
STRIPED and CHECKED MUsLINs at 15c. per
yard worth 25e.; .Z
IMITATION vALENcrENNEs EDGINGs at csc.
dozen yards worth &c. yard;
TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE-CLOTHs;
TABLE and PIANO COVERS;
BLANKETS, FLANNELs, and FANS,
and thousands OF other articles; all Of which have
been reduced from 10 to SO per cent. below regular
prices as we are selling off to close business.
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VI EETHNGs.

4 STATED CONVOCATION OF m@ggm
IA LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH CHAP. sSylK4s@
TER, No. AZ, will be held at ST. Alosn's 80 -
Hall, corner or Main and Third streets, ~'Aioass'
THIS tThursday) EVENING at 7 O'Clock. All
ROYAL Arch Nlasons In good standing are cordially
invited. b. order Of the II. T. II. p.
is 17-1t* CHARLES LUSDIN, Secretary.
FORGET ME-NOT SOCIA L AND
l. PLEASURE CLUB has Il meeting on THURS
DAY the l7th at 8 O'Clock at 23l9 east Main
street. As this is the last meeting before the hna
one lMonday night, all who intend to unite with us
in our picnic are requested to attend All COM
mttees and other ARRANGEMENTS will then be made.
By order Of the President.
WILLIAM E. CREE JR..
~ l7-ltx Secretary.
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NrDRY GOODS MARKET.
HOW THEADYANTAGE IN THE PURCHASE
OF GOODS WILL TELL.
NOTE A FEW OF THE THOUSANDS OF BAR
GAINS NOW OFFERED
COHEN BROTHERS..
THE STARTLING REDUCTION IN GOODS AS
THE SEASON ADVANCES.
A FORCED SALE.
TWENTY-Si THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOODS JUST ADDED TO THEIR
HERETOFORE MOST EXTENSIVE
STOCK IN THIS CITY.
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BEDFORD (FA.) ALUM AND IRON
ID SPRINGS WATER, MASS. AND PILLS. f.r
certain forms OF Dysp, p>ia l'I-c't-cs I'"s,hr {"
Females, Chronic Didrrn.a: Bronchial. in"H>,
ani Cutancous Affections Disorders 81 q" l1'"r,
Kidneys, and Bladder; Debility, Malaria, and HAT
ache.
EQUAL 10 any water of It's class known {" nv
HUNTER MCGUIRE. VI. d.. Virginia.
Satisfactory i'll uterine diseases and "a ,n'Arl'H'
conditions: G.. WAL, VI. D.. hi#",
efficient in Dyspepsia AMI Nervous Diseases
arising from impure blood"
&. T. HARRISON, VI. D., New York.
Used with success IN certain "lIIA,> i,M %
emales." Is. HOMER VI. -. Ml>''lf!'
- Beneficial in Miarial Fever amt b,rh,hrrla;;
". j. GILBERT. VI. D.. North Carolina.
Recommended ~ 4 PrupIty lactic ~ l"t!o"-tc-
yer districts.' ID. X. FAlREN. NJ. d., L"uls!ihA.
The SUMNER SEASON Of these >ir.ngs bcEini
.J-NE lST. Terms. $50 per month 'arFi-tr'
meet visitors 1T Forest or Lawyers. each ''ar iIi''
from thu Springs, upon ad:ire "f arrvt,. Accom-
modaions uncqualltd Az me comforts ~' a.
fractions. Skliful resident physician.
PRICES.-WaIcr, 30 cents per gallon - 'I'"
one dozen hai-gaI!Dn bottles: ~ 20 for h'"--At"H
cas-: Il for ten gallons II Tor twenty sa'ohs.,u
board cars at LynclIburg. Va. -.
MASS. Fifty cents and II "A bottle: - 90 IN' -
for haI,-doznn-:eut postpaid. THIS hi,> i ]'r
water sodidcd. and contains all The curative :f'i-
cries OF the water III reduced space.
PILLS. Twenty five and III Y c''Hi~. am ! ~ -
consist of The Mass In sug1trcot"i pills l"rm' -
suit delicate conditions. sample supply r"H' i!," l"
am physician desiring 10 use IL Ia prstctcy. tLM-
phlet free upon application. This remedy .! N"!n'
is endorsed by the medical profession. ana "''''.
BY results IN thousands OF cases during E@ -
'"''''' \. VI. DAVIES.
Pr, srlrui al The Conn.,
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f.. 3. SPENCE & son,

MERCHANT TAIL0RS AND CLOTmEE>.
Ijy