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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19
n Office To MOUNT VERNON PAS

The Steamer ". ". CORCORAN which has been
recently bulls aG6 furnished, L. L. <T-A
SLAKE Cal tar. ia the only boat al Es1Hss:s3(
lowed to land Pss sengers at Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including Submission
90 mansion anG grounds. Steamer leaves 9th street
wharf oaIy (S;iEdays excepted ut 10 L. N and re.
turns shout 3 !. J. MCH HOLILNGSWORTH
Eupt LsGirs' Mount Vernon Association =. d.
BLAKE. steamer ". ". Corcoran. jel5-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19
Al ANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim OF youthful innprudenos. causing prema-
ture decay nervous debility, ETC., having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found simple self
cure. which he will send FRKE to his fellow ferera
Address j. 81. REEVES,
my24eoIy&k 43 Chatham street. m Y
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nR. HENRY MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.-
u Certain cure for Disease Of the Kidneys, Ora
gel ana AZ Urinary Diseases, Nervous Debility.
md Gil Blood and skin Diseases speedily cured
For sale by VIM b. ENTWIH..E, Druggiat, corner
rt(,eIt of DricA- aecnra1v saQlad faf,1A o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19

UNITED STATES PER CENT
y BONDS on hand for immediate delivery.
District Twenty year Blk per cent Bonds
800 Bonds guaranteed by United States, for sale.
Orders for all Investment Securities promptly at'
tended to.
q. 8. Called Bonds purchased.
mar4tr LEWIS JOHNSON b CO., Bankera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19
YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

BROS, &ucts. marI2 et
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02
Thew Confess their Defeat.

The Agitators held meeting at Halifax
Courthouse last Saturday, at which the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopt
ed:
Resolved, That we deem it ineypedient to
nominate candidate for the State Senate,
but. being opposed on principle to the ticket
OF the miscaled Democratic or Conserva-
tive party, do present to the people OF our
county Colonies A. II. Farmer and I. L.
Boswell, both true and good citizens, as our
nominees for the next House OF Delegates.
Halifax herself elects one senator. So it
is the same constituency in the cases both
of the senator and of the delegates. Ehe
Agitators nominated no candidate for the
Senate; and they nominated candidates for
the House only because they were cop
posed on principle" to voting for the Con-
sentative candidates-only rs a protest. as
it were. They thereby confess the hope
lessness OF their cause.
Mr.. NAT. MEADE is out in 4 card in
which the same confession is made by lni-
plication, and as clearly and candidlY as in
the Halifax resolution. Mr.. MEADE says:
Possibly the champions Of the brokers'
cause may succeed d in the present canvass in
inducing the belief that this bill will require
no increased taxation, and the flame for a
time he thus kept under; but let not the
bondholders be deceived; it will burst
forth again with ten-fold fury two years
hence" &c. ...
That is candid admission that defeat is
in store for the Agitators this year. In an
other sentence MI. MEADE is equally can
did. He says
Ono, no; il the opponents Of the brokers'
bill, with all the lawyers and nearly all the
! press against them, should, be defeated all
| along the line this fail, it would yet not be
Waterloo; the field would be saved. The
fight will be repeated again and yet again,
| until the old State is once again the mistress
OF the situation, clothed with her wonted
sovereignty" ...,:
MEADE, we regret to hear, is in bad health.
We take pleasure, however, in announcing
that his party is in so bad ii condition. The
Conservatives will wipe it out as with
sponge next month. S..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02
Another Report Of the Rocking ha In
Meeting.

HARRIsoNBURG, September %, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: \ large, intelligent,
and attentive. audience assembled here To-
day, and heard with marked respect the dis
cussion between DR.. Curry on behalf OF the
McCulloch bill and Parson Massey ia oppcr-
sition. ... ... .." -.
The meeting was called to order, and
Hon. William VI. Sihert was made chair
man. .....--
Extra Billy Smith was introduced, and,
although old in years, yet having the APP
pearance OF man OF fifty, occupied an
hour. Warming with the lire OF his early
days and with eoquence, he hesousht the
people Of the "Tenth Legion to protect
aud advance the honor Of tho old Common
wealth. ......
Parson Massey was then introduced, and
went through with his usual speech, re-
ceiying very little applause from the all
dience, and with apparent labor 10 himself.
DIR. Curry replied with e!oQUence and
force, meeting the Parson at every poin,
and completely oyerthrowinS his sophis:
[ tries, much to the delight Of the audience
who warmly applauded him throughout
| 1t is generally believed that the speaking Of
to-day has had the eject Of convincing
many, and that with u few more such meet
| ings as we have ba6 the people OF Rocking
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02
Mr.. .IOneS'S Letter.

" Takes a great deal OF wind out of the
sails OF the. MALONE ship, and that craft is
fair 10 be brought to standstill. 1t is ever
the case that when gentleman who has
from any cause been looked upon rs proba-
bly, inclined to MAHoNE's schemes declares
his unwiliingness TO take that SIDE he at once
becomes the target Of the MALONE parti-
sans, and particularly CT MAHoSE's news
paper, That concern. has had very pointed
ridicule and defamation Of. Mr.. JONES, with
occasional oracular sentences which lnsipu-
ate things that must be enigmatical to most
people. MI. ...a,s az, ~. :u4- .,
+ But Mr.. JoNEs's letter is good docu-
Iment. It lends to rebuke a body 2of men
who very richly deserve rebuke, and to give
comfort to the best and most devoted peo-
pie in Virginia. That letter will continue
to be OF adyantagei:E to cheer the good and
dispirit the eyil-intending persons who have
So long kept Virginia in trouble and spread
injury over the State,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

A DECISION OF PUBLIC INTEREST.-The
case of NJ. ". Gait & Co. against The A dams
Express Companion appeal from the Cir
cult Court, was decided 10y Justice James
yesterday, who affirmed the decision Of the
lower court in favor OF the plaintiffs. This
suit was to recover S119.35. the value Of
three packages OF iewelry shipped by plain
titfs and lost while iu transit in al accident
at Benning's station. The defendants plead
a special contract set forth in the receipt
given for the goods, and by the terms OF
which they only agree TO be liable to the
amount OF fifty dollars on packages not eX-
preSsly valued. The Court referred 10 LOCK-
woods case. 18th Wallace, Supreme Court
reports, page 357, and held that common
carrier cannot stipulate for exemption
from responsibility jor the negligence OF
himself or servants that the principle
OF law forbidding common-carrier to bar
gain for complete exemption from. RESPONSE
bil,y for violation Of his duties, in parti-
cular cases, also forbids him bargaining for
partial: exemption: that any agreement
which operates to relieve the common-car-
rier OF the duty OF proper and careful hand
ling OF goods and OF good faith which he
owes the public is void; and as an agree
ment that the carriers negligence shall be
cheap must operate. in this way it falls ne
cessarily within that principle. The fact
that the shipper fails to advise the carrier
that the actual value of the goods shipped
was greater rhan its supposed value does
not affect the shippers rights: '.~.i - -
: This decision is one Of very considerable
interest, as every express receipt, and, in
fact every blank also upon which tele-
graphic message is written, contains stipu-
.lations relieving the, carrier and the tele-i
graph company from certain, res ponsibili-
ties Washington. Star, 30th, 49,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02
DEATHS.

Died, nj his fathers residence. 20. 6l3 Sixth
street, October ST, at ~ o,clcck \; ~ Of rhcu-
of &. Z. and Ophcla X. Redford; "grd .even years,
oil" month aud nine days.
His f1rcra viii take place from Centenary Metho-
dist church OCTOBER I'd ati +. ". Friends and ac-
quain;auces of the family respectfully invird
TO attend.
Died, October l. 1879, MAGGIE FRANCES.
daughter Of Mary Ellza1etit aud Josiah Moies aged
eighteen months.
Lay her gently In her coffin.
Fold her hands across her breast,
Wrap The cold white shroud around her.
Our dear little MAGGIE lls gone t. rest.
Put away the little dresses
That our dyr!iug used 10 wear:
We VIII miss orr little MAGGIE
In this world of grief and care.
Her funeral will take place from her fathers -!
drncc, Ninth street Manchester, TODAY
Thursday al 81 O'Clock Z. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

THE NEW COUNTERFEIT FlyE-DOLLAR
BnL.-Washington, September 30.-1be
Treasury Department furnishes the follow
ing description Of the new counterfeit FIVE
dollar note on the National State Bank Of
Troy, New York, OF which Sl.700 were
found upon the person OF William Clutf
when arrested by secret-serYce officers in
New York city Saturday evening last: The
counterfeit has the name OF John &. New,
treasurer. and pointed seal, the genuine
note bearing the same name has a sCait0ped
seal, ard the words "series of 1875" in
colored Ink, which the counterfeit has not.
The old genuine issue Of this bank which
has the pointed seal bears the name OF f. E.
Spinner, treasurer. In the counterfeit the
word treasury under the name Of Allison is
spelled "treusury.". The note is printed
from the skeleton plates sold by Henry &.
Cole before his arrest to New York parties.
The printing is much below the average Of
this class OF work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02
kpEE3AE GtsIffrnu

VET SPECIAL ATTENTION Il -,
FiTED TO the sale THIS ArTEl,ynnr IN
OF the VALUABLE real, Es'r, ~ ~. O. ''Fc<
Third streets, Candies IIin owro1 hy IND AM
inc iote william o. Gcorgp. dcc,ssog ,,,.7 NJ
10 III The advertisement In Tie arc,I,, ,'''f'i
ibis paper. y" '''H'GHs Il
mere are fourteen parcels to re sold
bcsldts the real estate therc viii La..,,,
BUILDINGS and WALLS. 10 q re,r,~,., ON"
contain much building material. and .o,,,.,' .'fh
attention OF builders Is rcaucsfed. '''''o Il"
GRIBE> & WILLIAM.
DC Pit ''''"h ~,
------------ hHrf!DIr...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

The DESTRUCTIVE now undertaking to OPP
pose the McCUErocH law after the compile
tfor,ls Of the contract, is III simftaf situation
with the siyster defender OF The chicken
thief, who, rising iuzthe, Mayors Court TO
ask for d new trial for his client, was IN
formed By the mayor that new trial rial. might
be very well, but the thief had been, already
whipped, and it would be hardly worth
while to try him oyeraagain.Hrf "F >
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

=. The law only required that eight mil
lions of dollars should be funded this
calendar year-that is. before the LIST day Of
January next. The fact that eight millions
have already been funded tells whether the
bondholders will accept the terms or not.
The syndicate seems to represent the own
ers. What say the, Agtators? ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02
LABOR EXCHANGE.
r >,,pERiSTEN pENT PUBLIC CEARIT!ES,}
AlSSHocSE EI1LDlSG, 7
RICHMOND. ". stntrm her -. 1879.

OFFICE >lpERISTES DENT PU BLlC tEkRtT!ES,}
AlSSHocSE EI1LDISG, 7
RICHMOND, SA., september "a, 1879.
LABOR EXCHANGE" HAS BEEN
N ESTABLISHED under ihe supervision OF he
gued, for the purpose OF obtaining work for
tue uaein poyed ana homes for indisenL children o.
this clty. ,.,
OPE MD, IN correction with ahc "Departmen. OF
o4t-Door Poor,' where applications or those seek
Ok employment and those desiring 10 employ per-
Sons can oe registered. $751;.
Persons representing various trades aud oH$upa-
lions are uow Tesistere, for employment.
Tho.c n want OF SERVANTS. LARORERS, sc I.
are requested to call al or CORES pond with ms
Office.
Letters should be addressed "SCPERlSTES-
DENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES. RICHMOND,
Va" marked LABOR EXCHANGE"
--. CHARLES L. BIGGER,
sea- .3m Superintendent OF Public CEarlIlc>.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02
S0CI.A
f,iASOS. ORGANS. &c.

GHICkERING x sons sggz5
GRAND. SQUARE. AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
hay. been AWARDED tic highest prcn!u:as ever
given IL any yiano-nanufacurcrs 1T lie world
The nGinGer Of pianos thus far manufactured by
CHICkERlNti & suns are $1,000, and the aa'n-
Der now in use Is nearly doue!c that of any a;her
irst-slass piano maker IN America.
Ever Piano warranted.
PfaNu-STOOI.-. PiANO-CoVEEE--
Piano carefully hacked aiS4 moved. 49,
PIANO, TINED nv experienced aaI ssiifu
hands. NoODftoJSE asAHah
on, Booksellers and sSa!l1ucrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

III As CAUTIOUS s0pIKsos.-A telegram in a.
New YORK paper from scranto on, i "a, tells:
the history Of q man one hundred and six,
years oldssas evidenced by the family re-
cords, afid-atids He is probably one Of
the Oldest men In the state.' #
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

The post-ofice address for Charleston,
West Va, which has been heretofore Kama
wha Courthouse, has been sschanged TO
Charleston, as under recent post-office rule
letters addressed to Charlestcn--and there.
were many OF them-could not be forwarded.
VI. And now, under the same foolish order,
letters. addressed to jkanawha Courthouse
can't be sent. ,,..g '7 r., 4. .,s,. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

ham can be relied upon as coming up NIL right
on the 4th Of November, and will show by
their votes that they are still ready to de-
fend The integrity OF Virginia aud desire
her peace and prosperity. ROCKINGHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02
soHronrx RED.uoT.
Two Greas meetings This week.

TUCKER CRUEL TO A EEADJUSTE r.
sPEECHEs or SENATOR JOHNSTON, MA
!. JOR JOHN ". DANIEL, AND WV. BERRY
MORE MEETINGs-PERso NAL ITEMS
HON. JOHN lGoODE. So Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

DRY s:DeIt.
n Z " q y y ID ;.
WHITE and RED Ff.AN\Fi~ !; "'l J.. -
BLACK cAsIlMERf>-aa "s2.-.. 80 ~-.'
1928;
BLACK SILK, 7j".;
BLACK SILK, 81:
BLACK SILK, Sl25;
BLACK SILK, sl.35;
BLACK SILK. $3.50;
BI.CK SILK 4, 81! prices;
CUIoRkD SILK =; all 'E',''.
,,o, ,..,,,sa :, l,r.. md han,!>"I.' '',' ~. A.
py.,IS and EMBROIDERED E'h''
shades; .,,.,...I ,rf-. and
ToRCnoN LACEs, BEEroNNh l,'
Is,r, stock Of all kinds OF LACE ,,<..
BLACK and Col.oEko -
BLACK SILK vELTEi>. fore nd
.,,,he aooy,-uamed soo'h "cF.
,a.vy rise, and viii DC sold i: 9!' u
bon forge, that we arr htad'!'' 49,,
A''' HOSIERY, MERl>n, ,1%
ALL.wool. uNpEEwh 'HwrlI,
429 HgAa '!:'e'-
|
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02
PERSONAL CAMPAIGN ITEMS.

Hon. John Goode will speak in GraySon,
Wythe. and Hpnrico. General W. II. +.
Lee aud Speaker Alien speak here October
Sth.
When Mlior Daniel last night compl-
melted Major Warner Talaferro, delegate
from this city, the crowd applaudcd most
enthusiastically.
Senator Johnston was not in the least IA
tigled by having travelled four hundred
miles to address the people Of Norfolk, and
looked more vigorous than he has for i've
wears. He said to friends tina; he never lc!t
better in bis life.
Mcs>rS. Daniel and Berry have gone 10
Princess Anne to-day, and Governor Fay
cite McMullin is TO make repeating speech
tonight at Suffolk. .s-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02
700 Late

=. -, 2,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02
TTOE To TAX THE BOEDS,

The ReGdiusters are continually saying
the State bonds should he taxed, and at
their face value too-that is, $1,000 BOND
which is worth $500 in the market should
be taxed as $1,000 bond. They do pay
tax as income in Virginia. The Senator
said that there is hardly county in which
horses arc taxed at an average OF over $40.
or land at its full value, and yet they want
to tax the State bonds at three times their
value. This is not fair or reasonable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

4 IL ROYAL ARCH MASONS $EE,.JE,!le
cony@ 'it of RICIM0ND RoYAL 49, 80
ARCH CHAPTER, No. 3. at The Mas0n> H>'""'AaN
Hall. on Franklin street, THIS Crhurslav( EVE
Ming. October 81. A. u. 1879, L. ~ VI. 24O9. 1T
O'Clock
BY o..!"r OF The VI. l.. II. +.
o. 2-lt- GEORGE F. kEESEE. Secretary.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03

nnier rnaeb ser itinen Gmiafeit paIenber
gilger" I'M after CUR Blalbe grill. Sang
meiiter ninmt feit SIatt Dor ben Utunb;
Die Gbronit, lpelde 8ciilel ais ellleu lbcrz
irpiiden 9ibhneui0en bartlett, Derz
I6iueiat oie lbeLn Oerii6te uiht, ober
beQe9let benielben in elmer bO6it cigen2
tbiimli9en Wciie. WaS Den bl0oen ANz
gen ais Elm Jtau}6 DOrfarn, mar cine als
gcnomnene UtaSfe. yGr eri6ien 5tpet
Briioern in Der GeitaIt zines G%runfenen."
8eiiiel bat ieine ieltlamen 0elptnnIte
iber WiDittf uno 6rtitlihe NScs'e IN mclz
rcren Sbriften, Die in gpbrdta ge0rudt
tpurben, DargeIeut. Die dlteite lit Die
1745 eri6ienene: vl1~ritdnoli6e unb grz
fa6ruugszpouc 6obe Seugnitlie, ME mo1
gum @eiitli0eu 2eben uro oellen GOu=
fommenbeit gelangeH moge." Damn folg-
ten Q752) Bic v1Dcologil1en 9ectioncu."
Cine enalii9 gei6riebene Nbbanolung,
Dissertation on mans fall (17G5) be-
iddftigt ii6 nit Der Gbeorie. boB Die
GoppelgeiGIs0ti9feit Der Nteni6en Dur6
Den Slinbenfau ~Deruria9t lei. Seine
Geoen eribienen nab ieinem Gooe 1773
Inter benz 3itel: Deliciae Ephratenses.
gu Den 9IeOcrlammlungen, Die bsreits
1rIber ertDGbnt ipuroen, trrg er oa5 Wteilte
BET. Cine NnSabl anOerer Bidder, lporulter
Gins 9egen Die Sflaperei, purocn auf Der
SlDiterpreiie geDrudt. Oieie mar 1876 in
Der 8eIt=Nu5 iteIung ais WtcrttDurOi9feit
ausgeiteut uno befiuoet ii6 iebt i'm 0es
bduoe Der 6iitoril1en @eieal6aft BON
EennlDlOanieI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
Safer gSilbcIm mnO S%onata9Ss
stpnttg.

Sine geriammIung BON Sonutagsfanaz
tiferr, ipabribeinlid Die, tpel6e turSli6
Don vMbgeiarDtsn" aus alter 9erren 2anDeru
III Der S6ipei3 abgeDalteu puroe, bat aud
gegen Gruppeni6au an Sonntag ernftli6
Nerlpabrung eiugelegt. Sic ldetnt ibre
SeibIulle AUDI benz greilen beutl6en &ais
1er iiberi6idt ST. baben.
ga fam lie a6er al ben llnredten benin
er ipeiit nidt nur ibren BroteIt gegen Die
ionntdgige 6esrihou, i~onoern ibr gau;es
Sreiben trdrtig SurilG, inbem er erfldrt !:
Scr, tuclder BEN Sabbath etniebte, bat
ertldrt, oaB Der Sabbatb fir BEN Dteniheu
NIB ni6t Der MSli6 fir Den Sabbatb ba
isi. Die pur!6liide unb Galpiniitiide
Muffaiiung oe5 Gabbatb5 ais zines Cages
Der 8aiteiung uI0 BuBe lit Dem 0efiIble
nnb Dem 0eldmaGe oes oeutlden Soltcs
BON AItrrs bet gang fremo.A
Dem alteu 8ilbelm fauu ieIbit iein Grg=
fer SetnD ni6t nadlGgen. oa6 er Elm ulln=
BIGubiger" lei. gieImebr miro er ilnmer
ltreng9Idubiger, ie dItcr or miro. 0abet
lit CT 6as Oberbaupt Der euangeLiiheu
Strde III 9reubcu. Seiue obige Grtldrung
lit baber eiu l6tperer ShIag gegen protes
tantii9e SoHuta95muGerei iiberbaupt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
" GGT g q. d. d llNV 80
NWSUcbTd.

Sin NuIou uou 2pspepiia lit onian8Itd mir cine qez
iodtu. llebermaBises uno gu roihe5 Qiien, iowie Die
id;imme @ewObnbeit. Die Gpeiie gu pefialtuesu, obne lie
orn:ntl.G 81 taneu, ~oeransirt bic Ntaqenproseiie, uerurz
ia0t i1merSbaite gmpinoun9en in or Ma3enqe9euo;
Der Appstit ldBt nod uup bic ldIimmiten Spmp1ome pon
Sobbrennen nnb RoGt treten. aui. SupeiteH itelt it'd
Grbreden elm; pon iris bis lpat iiblt ih Der Natieut
ON eau3et yetbe trant nno an manben 5aJen lit e.
Don be'tlsem aOpipeq ~sepIa9t. Sn uie!eu 60uen eutz
iprinst bic &rantbeit AIS Dem gtut. aduSlih ober
tie ilweiie ourd' ltropbulDie Sdtte peraulaBt; oaetn ialt
INNER lit bic Yeber IoDobI lpe Der Wtagen Der Stb Der
S~rontbejt. CUR @epirtnns elmer Sur bepori es babcr
zines Ntittel5. lin oaS &lut sur &ergi6luns iejuer
SnnttiOnen gu swin9ea, pIO lobato Der Borrowings
pepia, unb bas ycben wirb mitOsr S4r a9onne, aura,t
sur yait. Muu trinte wabrenO Der Atubl3ettem nnr
psuis; nad b~eenbis!tr NtoD,5:tt senoien, f6roern @e-
trGmte bic 8erDanlillI. Wi0M tele Die AeMan IL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03

Sos neucite SUD fir Gulf piruna Der Sttntme it:
EN(EEaESSNsS VOCAL MEKxGOD. $1-50.
@ompatt, politdnotg uno 9ebrau6bar ent weber dlr
Hriuatibuter poer @tatleu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
1%m3et9em

ST berfattfea: 1871 y" a ssS' ssao, &%S s9ssm aso P''
bans. Stauuns &C., nabs 0per Citation, gete 60. Snb.
aaberes bet 9enrp Soman am Rlase. 30Ott1tu2wD
DrQueret 81 uerkanfen !.
Die friber 8ries noier geb6rtge, 1ebt iebr gut einses
rt9tste Sraueret Su SronDille, lit biaig su uertaufen.
0taH peube it6 aE Grnit . del D~oieIbit.
greHDtne, Wto., 3. Sftober 1879. 2Oof5mno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03

Gin neues G9 orbu6 lit nubesm pouenoet.
Der oNtuiicol 9tecorb" it INNER neu. $2.O0 per
Sabr, 6 Gents per Nummer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
Sic ueneiten NfniifbiiGer.

Ole euefte 3irdenmuiit unb Giusi0utenz 8I der limb:
VOICE OHF WOE SEHN4s. Z. 3. Gmeriou, 50
r&r Hubeno.
TEMPLE. Dr. sc. 8, gertins, SO. 90 per DmsenS,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
9aat0 At p]erfamfen.

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Mot cuIttDtrt. oues 2SaIp, StraBe gebt mitteu ourd
oieles Sone. / Nleile Don Der Stabt %ertierHt. Beseu
Austunis ieuset 3s@euts Stamp. @w. Ri@ters GolOeH,
13ptt4pe GEHmaH, Via.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-03
GvSpepfta, Suot0cnicu.
@fbIep. Su.. 70. Gam. 1879

W. 1' NUH' 1OIO
S. 81. Stepens.
ssertbsr SEER! = Sd babe Sbr vEGETINE fir
D~pspepiia sebraubt uuD erbielt our3 oonelbe mebr gii>
beruHs as DnrD oue auoern OieotSInen, Die i'd il einz
nobm, SIR 0papsglia gteD; e Mibts, bas li9 Oam;t
SD femme Wirs. 6oult5 peri6nlid mo tann beseus
gen, boB Obise Ntit iDetluns 0uT &abrGett bsln5t.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-12

The BEST Spring Medicine and
Beautifier of the Complexion in use
Cures Pimples, Bells, Hlotches, Neu-
ralgia, scrofula, Gout, Rheumatic
and Mercurial Pains, and all Dis
eases arising from a Disordered state
Of the Blood or Liver.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-12
FALLING sECMNEsS.
70 VII "A II MAY C0HcE2N.

GARseS CRY, Nevada, September l, 1879.
4 after the above date all work done by the dray
Carson City will he charged for as follows, to wit
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-09

Orders left FOR them At Martin " Toays
hardware store will rcreiyo prompt attention,
3v-tf y.B REYNNLDS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-09

The committee appointed to in
vestigate the charges of fraud made
against theS St. Louis philanshropists
who nobly stepped forward to re-
ceiye and distribute Tho money
sent to help enligrating negroes on
TO Kansas, has rot yet reported.
Consequently the donors are still
waiting for information rs 10 what
the philanthropists aforesaid have
done with their contributions. Az
far 80 heard from $1,000 had been
received rad only 4206 had been
distributed among the negroes.
Doubtless tho philanthrcpista have
put the balaneo whoge IL will 10 she
most good-where neither the I'M
proy,dent omigrant Hor tho ever
creduloUs guE3oyibers viii 5c able
to get at il. AT prcpent that is tie
prevailing belief, which can only be
changed by the report of the inves-
tigators.