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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07
e.. ..... STONE.
CASE OF MR.. C. WOLFE, OF POINT COT
PEE PARISH, LA.

| POINT CoUPEE PARISH. La, April 2, 1873.
| .Ir. Thomas F. Goode, Proprietor Buffalo LithiI
Springs, pir2inia:
TWO years ago began TO suffer with severe and
constan; pain in my Kidneys, which was soon lfos-
lowed by violent attscks, averaging about two
week. causing excruciatiDg agony, from which was
frequently relieved by the discharge Of stone OF
from four TO SIX grains In weight Mt other times
by rte passage Of smaller stone, and sometimes by
sand in considerable quantities.
soGgnt, but In yaln the best medical assistance
and as the result of this stnte Of things Was re-
duced to such condition that my medical advisers
told aie fransly that I had nothing 20 hope from
remedies: that my condition was q hopeless one +,
and looked 80 death alone for termination Of
New Orleans about six months ago advised me to-
try the Buffalo Lithia Water. Spring No. Q, which
did. About week after commenced the use OF
Ii had an attack of less than usual severity, in
which passed two small stones-one o| tchich 7
placed an tnn6{tr Of the cIter, and In ABOUT
three h0arS f0and IL diSsolred to Gae p0tcder-
That gave me confidence. and determined TO per-
severe In It's use. / have had no attack whatever
since, ha. there been any discharge OF stone or
sand.
The pain In my Kidneys has entirely disappeared:
my weight, which bad been greatly reduced. have
fully regained, andmy general health has been en-
tbely restored. livery cheerfuily acknowledge my
Indebtedness 70 the Buffalo Litlia Water for my life
and the comfort which now enjoy. -
Respectfully, c. WOLFE.
OF MR.. j. L. LYONS. WHOLE
SALE DRUGGIST AND IMPORTER,
II AND "A. CORNER GRANYTER AND CAME
STREETS, NEW ORLEANS, La.
NEW ORLEANS, La, April 8. 1878.
I am personally cOguiSant Of the iruthfulness of
me foregoing statement or Mr.. c. Wolfe who Is one
Of our best citizens. j. l.. LYONS.
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WOOD AND coal,

TRY Me WITH CASH.
l. FOR WINTER SUPPLIES OF FUEL
ANTHRACITE COAL, SPLlST COAL,
CLOVER HILL COAL,
BRIGHTHOPE coal,
SOFT COKE.
GAS-HOUSE COKE. and WOOD.
VS.. PITCHER. 81 Main street-
an l2-eod3m next 10 Express once
EDWARD p. MURPHY, No. 2 TWEEN
NJ TY-fIRST STREET. SEAR MAN, am
.,IIiny tnf. hest o,IaIny OF ANTHRACITE, SPLlST,
and BlTUMINDUs GOALS rs cheap rs any dealer
I'm the city, Must sell 20 make room for winter cup.
NV Good SEASONED FINE and OAK WOOD It
IS % and s4.5 o per cord. Your order solicied ~
No Twenty frs, street and sixteenth and CARING
rom streets. E.P. MURPHY.
y-cOG
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

THILLS AND FEVER AND OTHER
~ maaria fevcrs arc cnr,d by DIR. FA1THFUL'S
AGUE REMEDY. OF all a2uc medicines this Is
said 10 be the Sure.t. safest and cheapest Sold by
sr25 l.. WAGNER.
TELLULOID CUFFS AND COLLARS
~ Another supply. direct from headquarters. Ore
derJ taken for special STYLES or sizes.
l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
se2J Sixth and Broad streets.
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A. FRAGRANT BREATH!
II your TEETH are decaycd or defective If your
GUNS are spGHgy, bleeding, liberated, or rcccdins
from the teeth ua
MEADE & BAKERS
CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH,
which removes the bad odor caused by these, and
rapidly heals and cleanses the mouth, impartlng
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO THE BREATH
Sold by all druggists AT SOC. bottle. au29
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-Four.

Fine. s3.5iJ@s4; superHne, a. rs: extra, s5.37]4
@s5SG; c ommon family, $5.75GS6; fancy
brands, S60GS7.
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WHOLESALE DEPOT FOR
VIRGINIA
FOR
W. II. SCHIEFFELIS &CO.'S
SOLUBLE PILLS AND GRhSULES,
uneorlaed Cor purity In composition, soubllity III
coating, uniformity In Size, perfection In form ana
fnish.
A full line IN stock. Trade supplied by
PURCELL, LADD & CO..
sclS Wholesale Druggists.
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DENOMINATION OF CAPTAIN Il. W. MURRAY BY
The CONSERVATIVES AND JAMES L. POWELL
By THE READJUsTERS. a. n-a. .-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-22
HallOWell Local News.

The Golden Wedding" of Mr. and Mrs.
;. L. Wells of this city. was the occasion OF
quite surprise to the worthy couple, on Sat
urday evening last, when company of their
neiglibors and friends filed the spacious
rooms of the Wells mansion on Second street
to Overlooking. Music of I've oldcn time
was rendered most arti,tically in true con-
grcgatonal style, old and Young participating
with interest and animation Refreshments
were served during the evening. and the
company retired at scasonable hour with
the tull conscious that the evening had
been spent pleasurably and prohtably to all
concerned.
y son Of Mrs Geo. 5. Stevens eight On
ten years old. fell from tree on Saturday
last. suffering the dislocation of the hip joint,
but fortunately escaping other serious injury.
The Little fellow i, getting along comfortably
and will soon be ready for another climb.
We learn that the grconhack rally at City
Hall. on SATURDAY evening last. was rather :,
"miNed" affair, the principal speaker an
nounccd not being III condition for prolonged
intellectual effort.
The Germania Banl concert At Wilson
Hall this Tuesday evening. promises to be
one of the richest treat, OF the s,a,un.
Letters have been received by the family
of Hon. II. X. Baker oi hi, city. announc-
ing his safe arrival in Eurepc. att"r pleas
ant pnssap" arrn-s the Atlantic.
Preparations are completed for raising u
republican iag acrn>, Water street. in tits
city. bearing tie name OF our next Governor
y Sunday nornlng lnail hy the night train
i nov rccci'cd a, the llailowoll office. aud
will Ia" delivered from seven IL eight o'clock
T. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-22
The Campaign.

The campaign on the part of the repub-
licans will be fairly opened this week. by
the Hon. John Sherman, the distinguished
Secretary of the Treasury. His first
speech will be at Portland, on Wednesday
evening. The speeches which he will de-
liver will strike the keynote of the cam
paign on the money question. They will
draw vast audiences, and be read in the
newspapers with the deepest interest be-
cause they will be the utterances of that
van who more than any other directs the
finances of the government, and has been
Immediately connected with the all-impor-
tant question Of the resumption of specie
payments. They will be fitting com
mcncement OF active operations in the
great political contest pending.
After Secretary Sherman's speeches the
campaign will be vigorously waged in
every quarter of the State until the day of
election. The question of honest or dis
honest money will be fairly tried, in this
canvass; with the great advantage on the
republican side Of resumption successful
ly accomplished and its beneficial effects
visible in the gradual return of business
prosperity.
The Southern question will not be neg
lected, for the solid South standing upon
the old issue of State Rights with ma
jority in Congress elected by fraud and
bull-dozing, is Il subject that demands at
tention and will have it.
Thus far the political skies are bright
with the promise of a grand republican
victory next September. Our opponents
are divided in their councils Their ranks
are rent with intestine strife They are
led by corrupt ring of tricksters. They
are assa'led by some of their own organs
for abandonment of principle, and one at
least has, left the greenback party and
come over to the support Of Mr.. Davis
and the republican ticket. On the
other hand the republicans are solid
ly united from Kttery to Quoddv.
and are marching forward in perfect or
der, resolutely, cQnfdently. with Que pur-
pose. lnmierihe eondnet of the most ac-
complished political leader in the country.
We have never known the republicans of
Mama more inearnest than at present. The
rank and fie are doing yeoinai service
for the cause everywhere, Clubs are
forming under the direction of enthu-
siastierE young men, eamPaigp papers
are loudly called for and briskly circulated
and the work of thorough organization is
receiving voluntary aid of great value.
There are but eight weeks remaining
before election and In that time we shall
redeem the State from the hands Of the ftI.
sion ..ringsters" and "tricksters.'' So
push on the column and victory will be
ours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-22
Democratic Developments.

From the New York Tribune.
The Western democratic leaders have
been persistently seeking the favor of
Greenback voters, as their shortest road to
success. In that course Messrs. Wallace
and Randall. and the Pennsylvania leaders
of democracy generally have participated.
The effort has not met with great success.
The democratic party has been much dis
organized by it, and has lost more votes of
hard-money democrats than it has gained
of soft-m money republicans. because the IN
sound republicans have gone, with dem
ocrats of like mind. into a third party,
which declines to be swallowed up. Even
the nomination of Ewing, it was found,
did not promise to result in capture of the
greenback vote in Ohio. In other West
ern States, the greenback party has been
holding Independent conventions, and
showing as much strength as ever. drawn
mainly from the democratic ranks. 1t is
possible that Eastern democratic leaders
have come TO the conclusion that "A strong
effort must be made to retain the voters of
that party, and particularly the hard
money voters, and to insist upon plan of
campaign in which New York, New ,Jer-
sev and Connecticut shall be the point of
attack. rather than Ohio, Indiana and Wis
consin. In that effort, personal interests
may naturally bring together Governor
Tilden. Senator Bayard. General Hancock,
Governor Seymour. and other possible
candidates whose chances of success lie
in Eastern rather than Western States.
In short, there are symptoms of com
bined opposition to the soit-money COM
munists and regulators of the West, who
have been running the party so long.
But escape from Scylla may lead
only to wreck on Charybds. The green
back party in Maine has well-nigh de-
voured the democratic party, and it is pos
sible that in other States the diversion of
soft-money voters may amount to virtu-
al breaking up of the democracy.
The leaders cannot ignore the fact that
Il large proportion of the democratic voters
even at the East, are completely infatuated
with the notions of communism and infa-
ton. At the West those notions draw
some support from both parties, but at
the East they threaten to draw strong
force from the democratic party, and from
that party alone. Unless the Eastern
leaders hope to effect formal alliance
with the greenback force, to run separate
electoral tickets. but TO concentrate the
strength upon that which seems to have
the most chances in each State, their pres
ent position is not IA hopeful one. There
are some symptoms of such an intention.
II is vaguely limited, here and there, that
electors might be chosen with an uuder-
standing that their votes should be con
centrated upon one of the candidates hos
tile to republicanism. or that the elec-
ton might be thrown into the House. or,
if no choice should there be made. into
the Senate. If it be thought that these
schemes are little too thin and wire
drawn to support the hopes Of a great
party, it may be remembered that one of
the democratic candidates is noted for
seeking his ends by methods more ingen-
ions than direct or candid.
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There are fresh indications that Mr.. Tilden
is very quietly surrounding the democratic
convention of 1880.
A correspondent says that the Pennsylvania
democratic convention was II most dccorous
body, only one knock-down occurring between
delegates. \ bitter fight between the con-
testing delegations from Philadelphia was
prevented by an adroit ruling of the chair
man, which deprived the Vaux delegation OF
the privilege of being heard. 1t retired
swearing vengeance at the polls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-22
Chase's Chronicle Prefers Dayi,
to Garcclon.
From Chasc's CHRONICLE.


Let those who think alike act together &c
says the democrats press. The Chronicle
believes in this. But TO what extent do the
democrats and grccnbackers think alike.
The greenbackers are at work for principle.
the democrats for spoils. This is the
difference between the parties. II the deno-
Gratis Of Hame M,ak as do Me g5eeaLdcteys,
rhy did they not endorse The nomination Of
Mayor SmIh for gogsr0Orf lhV Sftc& to
the party o,g0nt-0fioa, way not came Nfo
the gyeeaJoek pa,fy The democracy ask
the greenbackcrS To unite on county officers.
but it is unwilling to endorse our nomination
for governor. Is there not rs much necessity
for uniting on this officer is the others: II
the democrats think a. we do. let them act as
we do But they do not. II j. the old story
of ''thc spider and the Nv" They think hy
uniting on county officers AMI keeping a
straight Gubcrnatorial candidate. that they
can cuchrc the grecnhaCkers and secure the
election of Garcclon by the lcgi>laturc and
in this manner handle the lG2 appointments,
as they have this year. They hope by this
organized system OF trickcry to demoral-
iZc the grecnback party rs to break il M, and
then absorb it. 1t is Il Shrcwd trick. bu, the
grcenbackerS are too smart to be caught by
such chaf The young and vigorous green
back party should stop flirting with that old
harlot, democracy. The Chronicle fails to
see the consistency of uniting on the county
tickets and running separate tickets for gov
ernor. This shows the two parties do not
think alike. II is struggle between the two
TO see which shall swallow the other. The
democrats have beaten the grccnhackors every
time through trickery. The greonback party
will be better off to have Davi, for governor
than Garcelon, for the republicans are open
enemies. while the democrats as party are
as much so secretly.
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The Tribune says: THE closer that
unexpected hard-moncy plank in the Penn
sylvania democratic platform is scrutinzed
the clearer it appears that the democratic
leaders of the East have made up their
minds that the time has come to cease
fighting resumption. In other words Til
den and Randall believe that soft money
heresies are to receive their death blow in
the fall elections, and that the only thing
TO do is TO get on to hard money platform
for 1880, so that by next spring they can
swear they have been there all the time. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-22

Wiscassets debt was doubled by the legis
lation that doubled the value of the dollar
This is called "honest money" presumption. .
When the citizens of Wiscasset propose to re.
duce the number of dollars in the same ratio
that they have been increased in value, il
awakes a dismal howl from creditors about
reputation. For a creditor to get twice
what in equity belongs to him is strictly hon.
est For the debtor to pay just what he con
tracted to pay is Reputation. Are the people
blind that they don't see and hurl these rob.
bers, these violatOrs of contracts ont of pow.
er into prison?-Natioaai Tribune.
What legislation doubled the value OF
the dollar?" Will the Tribune point to
the statute by which it was done? The
resumption act was not passed until 1875
On the lst of January that year the green
back dollar had increased in value so that
it was worth little more than 81 cts in
gold, and this without any Legislation to
bring about resumption. If the passage
of the resumption act is the legislation
which the Tribune refers to in the above, il
makes wild statement in saving that II
doubled the value of the greenback dollar
for the greenback dollar was less than IL
cts below the value of the gold dollar
when the resumption act was passed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-22

The PASSPORT Sentinel hears from all
sections OF the State 'reports favorable
to the success of the republican party in
the September election. Men who Joined
in the greenback movement last year, and
have seen the thorough subserviency OF
that faction to the democratic party, and
honest democrats who believe there should
be honor and principle in politics. are dis
gusted with the windings and twistings OF
corrupt leaders and will either absent
themselves from the polls, or will vote the
republican ticket.
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HON. DANIEL 7. DAVIS.

Republican candidate for Governor, win speal
during the campaign, as follows;
wEsTBRooK, Thursday, July oath.
BRIDGToN, Friday, July 25th
BRUNSWICK, Saturday, July Goth.
HALLowEIL, Monday, July 2sth.
GARDINER. Tuesday, July 10Th.
BATH, Wednesday Inly 30th.
RocxLASD, Thursday, July 3lst.
RICHMOND. Friday August lst
PENNINGTON. SATURDAY, August I'd.
BiDDEfoRD, Monday, August ith.
LIMERICK, Tuesday August 9th.
ALFRED, "wednesday, August 9th.
sKowHEGAN, Thursday, August eth.
NORTH ASsoN, Friday, August sth.
FAIRFIELD, Saturday, August 9th.
LEWISTON, Monday, August llth
DANARIscoTTa, Tuesday, August 18th.
CAMDEN, "Wednesday August 18th.
BELFAST, Thursday, August l4th.
SEARsroRT, Friday, August 18th.
UNITY, saturday, August 10th.
WATERvILLE, Monday, August 18th,
SOUTH PARIS, Tuesday, August 18th.
BETHEL, "Wednesday, August goth
MECHANIC FALLS, Thursday, August 2lst.
NORTH BERWICK, Friday, August I'D.
BuCKsPogT, Saturday, August 23d.
ELLSWORTH, Monday, August 25th.
CHggRyFIELp, Tuesday, August 10Th,
MAcHIAs, "Wednesday, August 9th.
DESsYsvILLE, Thursday, August esth.
PEMBROKE, Friday, August 2sth.
CALAIS, saturday, August 3Oth
The closing week of the campaign beginning
Monday, Sept. LIST, Mr.. Davis win speak in tn
Fourth Congressional District, at places to be an
nounced hereafter.
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There are more than fifty intelligent voters
in the city of Augusta, who voted the straight
republican ticket last spring, who have open
Is declared they shall vote the grcenback
next fall. National Tribune.
We ask the Tribune to publish the
names of those fifty intelligent voters. ="
That would be something more than mere
assertion. VIII the Tribune do il?
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l.. r.. CARLETON. ESQ,

vestry of Methodist Church. Norm MONMOUTH OF
"Wednesday evening. luiy -, ut a O'Clock.
MONMOUTH RIDGE, Baptist Meeting House, Thurs
day, July "a, Al Il O'clock =. VI.
EAST MONMOUTH. Union Meeting House, Friday
July %, at Il O'Clock, 4. ~
SIDNEY, Union Meeting House, Saturday, July 70
al "A O'Clock, r. NJ
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\ COLLEGE PRoFBssoR once said that
The who expects TO rate high in his class,
must not erpectofate on the floor" Much of
the hawking and splitting, was, no doubt,
caused by catarrh, which the professor knew
could be readily cured by the use of few
bottles of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-22

The Boston Herald thus suggests to the
Campaign Standard the procuring of new
recruits: The Augusta (Me.) Campaign
Standard complains of superiluity of po-
sato bugs, and asks if ''they can't be uti-
lized'" We have no use for them in
Massachusetts, but should think they
might be iaarsbailsd as Standard battal-
lion to fight Corp" Davis,
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Joseph Hume's PHOTOGRAPH Brand

Which has justly acquired the reputation of being
the best canned salmon in the market. Ia addition
TO his superior location ael, enables him to catch
the largest and best fish and Iii, perfect method of
quick and careful canniHg which preserves the Ash
80 that none of the original richness and decacy Of
flavor is lost, Mr.. Joseph Hume. ny constant personal
supervision, prevents the mistakes which so liza
BILE to occur through hurried work, and by personal
inspection condemns anything below perfect stand
ard; that il is impossible fer any salmon bearing
the name of Joseph Hume, under the Photograph
Brand, to prove otherwise than satisfactory 10 the
consumer.
We are prepared to give prices that will enable
dealers to sell with profit rs we'll "a with credit
themselves.
FRANCIS H. LEGGETT & CO., New York,
sole Agents
Joseph iIume's Factory i ~ the mouth of the
Columbia River, Oregon, where the largest Salmon
are caught.
He prepares and cans the fish as soon rs taken
from the water.
lie no 'hlue backs. i" ">ict heads or other
inferior fish, but packs only the choicest Columbia
River salmon proper.
His superior Inethod of canning preserves the fish
so that IL Will Keep fresh and sweet in any climate
for years.
If the grocer Of Maine wish to supply their Gus
toners with salmon rich ai.l delicious Us when
first caught, let them send their orders for the sal
mon tn
FRANCIS II. LEGGETr 8 CO.. NEW YORK,
July f2iaw&wf sole Agents.
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Hon. J. Manchester Haynes,
WILL SPEAK AT
MONMOUTH CENTRE Saturday the Goth inst.
HERBERT M. HEATH, ESQ. ,

Town Hall, wINsLow, at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ, Monday,
July Is.
CHINA VILLAGE, at "a O'Clock r. NJ, Thursday
July 81.
wrS'ruRor, Tuesday evening q T. NJ, July goth.
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Rings Vegetable Ambrosia restore. gray hair to
is original color prevents the hair from falling out
and Is one of the finest dressings for the hair In the
market. Parsons, Bags T. Co. Wholesale Drug.
gists, Gent Agts. july.2'&stf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-22

Southern California is reckoning upon i'm
mense grape and orange crops. The grapes
have Dot looked so promising for many years.
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Adamson's Botanic Balsam. 4 never
failing remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
inflammation of the Lungs, Group, Whooping-
Cough. Sore Throat, Asthma, and all atlec-
tons of the lungs, which terminate in Con-
sumption and Death. Price 80 cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-22

Under the above name large quantities of worth.
less trash have been offered and sold to the public
during tn" past few years, both in this aud foreign
countriesish not fit to before being packed and
made infinitely worse by the hu>ty and imperfect
methods of canning adopted by some packers who
immediate profit regardless of the interests Of the
community at large of reputation for Themselves
of doing honest work and supplying first class art
Gle. The markets of America, Europe and Australia
are to-day glutted with such goods, and the ineva
Bile result will bcnlrcady has Lcen to extent
ing the name columbia Rive salmon. and event
ually to materially diminish the sale OF this delicious
fish.
In view of the above facts determined to han
die no Salmon that bore faint of 'arress or inferior
workmanship. and only To bay and sell brand that
in every respect could be guaranteed first class
huAI. flI..r..a lr. aar-.lAl
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Great JOY over the fact that your cough can be
thoroughly cured by DIR. A. j. Flaggs Cough and
Lung SyruD,