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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-15

Be u Resolved by the General Assembly ofhe
State Of Ohio (three-hlths Of all the members
elected each House concurring thereln).
That propositions TO amend the Constitution
. OF the state OF Ohio be submitted to the cleo
tors OF the State, on the second Tuesday OF
october, A ID. 1879, as follows, to wit! That
Section two OF Article two, Section one OF
Article three and section four OF Article ten,
Beso amended as to cad as follows:
ARTICLE III.
SECTION @ Senators and Representaties
shall be elected bennially by the electors In
the respec I've counties or districts at time
prescribed by law; their terms Of office shall
commence on the Tuesday next after the first
Monday of January thereafter, and continue
two years.
ARTICLE III.
SEC. |. The Executive Department shall
consist OF Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of state, Auditor, Treasurer and
Attorney Gen eral, who shall be chosen by the
electors of the state, at the place Of fvoting for
members OF the General Assembly, and at q
time prescribed by law.
ARTICLE x.
SEC 4. Township officer shall be elected
on the first Monday Of pril by the qualified
electors Of their respective townships, In such
manner and for such terms n exceeding
three years, as may be provided by law.
FORM OF BALLOT
At said election the voters In favor OF the
adoption of the amendment to Section two,
Article two, shall have placed upon their bal.
lots the words, amendment to Section two,
Article two, Of Constitution, Yes" and those
who do not favor the adoption Of said amends
ment shall have placed upon their ballots the
words, Amendment to Section two, Article
two, OF Constitution, MOI" those who favor
the adoption of Section one, Article three,
shall 'haVe placed upon their ballots the
,Rords amendment TO Section one, Article
three, OF Constitution, Yes - and those who
do not favor the adoption Of said amendment
shall have placed upon their ballots the
words, "AmeDdment to Section one, Article
three, OF constitution, Mo-" and those who
favor the adoption of section four, Article ten,
shall have placed upon their ballots the words,
Amendment to Section four, Article ten, OF
Constitution, Yes;" and those who do not
favor the adoption of said amendment shall
have placed upon their ballots the words,
amendment TO Section four, Article ten, OF
Constitution, No"
JANES e NEAL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JABEZ W. FITCH,
President Of the Senate.
Passed April IL, 1879.
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Peter Grassland another pedestrianizer, left
London ,on Saturday last with the intention OF
joining in the seventy hour contest in Chicago.
He should have been an apostle Of different type
and then Peter could have crossed t0ater with.
out paving fare.
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THE FIGHT AGAINST FOSTER.

We print in another column an address to the
Republicans Of 0hio,' which although 1t frs; ap-
pears in q ncinnati paper, is alleged to have
been prepared and issued in Columbus. The En-
quIer directly charges that it is the work of Gen.
eral Beatty and that II is direct stab at the Hon.
Charles Foster although the name Of the latter
gentleman is not mentioned. Whether or not
General Beatty is the author Of the address we will
not discuss here. He may be for all we know; but
what we wish to speak of is the feeling that is
manifested in it, 1t shows clearly that there is an
element in the Republican party hostile to the
nomination of-well Charles Foster for instance
and that to nominate him in the face of such
decided and open hostility would he risk that
the Republican party OF Ohio at this juncture can
not afford to take Call these men "irfeCOnCila-
bles," "sore heads "disOrganizers," if you will,
but that does not help the case. They comprise
an earnest and large element in the party, with
out whose aid and votes the State can not be car
red for the Republican ticket next fall and they
can not be forced into doing that which they be-
live to be wrong. lfCharles Foster is the stumb
ling block In the way OF party victory this fall he
should step aside and some one else who can unite
the party be placed at the head Of the ticket. The
Republican party was dsmaged by bad leadership
two ye RS ago, and that experience should teach
it a lesson Columbus Dispdth StdtlOar
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Adopted April 10, l'7O.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO, !

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIo,l
Office Of the Secretary Of State. J
l. Milton Barnes, Secretary of State of the State
of Ohio do hereby certify, that the foregoing is
true copy Of joint resolution passed by the Gem
eral Assembly of the State of Ohio, on the 10th
day of April, A. D. 1879, taken from the original
rolls fled in this Office
In testimony whereof I have
hereunto subscribed my name and
[sEALl affixed my official seal, at Column
bus, the 18th day Of April, A. d.
1879. MILTON BARNES,
apr17lm Secretary of State.
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4tpaI.
JOINT RESOLUTION,

Submitting Propositions to Amend Sec
ton Two Of Article Two, Section One
Of Article Three, and Section Four Of
Article Ten Of the Constitution Of the
State of Ohio.
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ROAD NOTICE.
AsStgnee'S Notice,

Notice Is hereby given to the creditors Of John
M. KOons, whose claims have been allowed, that on
1lZ per cent will be paid them at the office OF L. &
l.. M. Schaefer. L. NJ. SCHAEFER, Assignee.
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SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION.

Proposing an Amendment to Sections
Three and give, Article Four, of the
Constitution, ReOrganizlng the Judi
ciary of the State.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO, |
Oainn of the EnnrnlnrV. of SLnNa

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIo,l
Office of the Secretary Of State
I, Milton Barnes, Secretary of State of the
State of Ohio, do hereby certify, that the fore
going Is true copy of an act passed by the
General Assembly Of the State of Ohio, on the
18th day of April, A. D. 1879, taken from the
original rolls filed in this office.
In testimony thereof, / have here
lsEALl unto subscribed my name and affixed
my official seal, at Columbus, the l2th
day of April, A. D. 1879
MILTON BARNES,
Aprl4m6 Secretary of State.
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mkxCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

George Eeecis. the I1Iidaothian .Nrderer.
Sentenced 10 Eighteen Eeors in the Peuiten.
tt4ryi-The srial Of George Lewis (cotored}
before the Chesterfield County Court
JUICE 1Tilisa ]. Cloptou pyesiding-ended
Monday night between 10 and II O'Clock.
and resulted iu she jury rendering verdict
Of msrdei in ths second degree. The term
OF coEtGeL 1ent 5Sthe penitentmry was. fxeca
at eigEseen' years. \ large number Of per-
sons rcrsaih eG at sae courthouse dntil the
jury haSn2r eed upon a verdict.
After the verdict sad been agreed upor
and tine jsTy b rought before Judge Csopton :.
Squire HcwIet :, foreman. presented TO the,
Court, in a,ver.r di2siSed manner The re-
suit. OF tbasrss deliberations. TEe verdict
sgreatly surEsised rrsa,y OF the spectators
|; who had Deesjr atteEssapee throughout the,
trial. It was generalg believed that the.
srisoner wou!a be. convicted OF murder i'm
thc first degresa When; kewis ascersaineGb
that he had escaped the sasows his arpe.
cyes sparkled wsth delight and pleasant.
stGie spread oycs his facs. y
] SO tue trial OF sbe Midlothian murderer,
has cndcd;. and lie W III ne, longer remain in
the lonely cell at she old Chesterfield iaiI.,
fastened with heays ch aims 10 the hrm stone.
fGusdation, but win In 4 fe7s days bc, con-;
7eyed to i larger and more ectnmodious.
place, there to pass the bet.sr years OF hisi
ffe.- .-....,- .... ....'
The jury which tiled him win long be-,
remembered As the iiEst negro jury chat has,
ever tried q criminal IA our STATE charged
with having committed capital oiferee. +,
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I { s5RICHMOND, VA.

tractiye family, we had the pleasure OF lis
tening to the orHtor OF the cony that
nominated oifr present Gbyernor. There,
on the green sTard, under the .orepuscular
adumbrations OF the, Wilderness<4to,q ,quotc
from the Ma3or--pur host gave ;usi The un.
written, records, Of .fbe WOE, O. called. 70
mind the sad, sweet story of the ,spieus
IEneas: before,the pyrian DIdo, butthc high
rhetoric ot the tlutocrat of .Ellwood sur
passed anything we have ever heard in q
conversational way. Time would fail me to
tell of his vivid description ofthe battles Of
Charlottesville and OF the Wilderness, to
disclose the unwrtten records OF the late
war and OF the Revolution, or to reproduce
the stories Of Meekfn or Of Aunt jimmie.
The Major referred only by the way to the
State debt and the funding bill, and for the
most part selected such topics as afforded
the iairest scope for instruction. and melli-
fuous rhetoric. Here ia the autonomy OF
EllWood. situated in a beautiful valley and
extending in some directions as far as the
eye could reach, our genial host entertained
us in a way that the runenlightened dwcller
on the plain would never associate with
the "weird shadows and the awful gloom OF
the Wilderness"
On our return to Fredericksburg we were
carPlul 10 nole tue place where Lee ana
jackson spent the last night together, and
the route the latter took to attack Hooker
in the rear. TO our unmiIitary minds it
seemed difacnit to understand howHnch a
iicat could have been accomplished with the
expedition, the secrecy, and the success that
have now passed into history. And the
difficulties seemed all the more difficult 10
us when we inspected the very ground that
Hooker held and the paths OF BLIND roads
that Jackson led bis tired army through.
/. The "crepuscular adumbrations y found
US descending the hills around Fredericks-
burg. On the way down the polite editor
of the Recorder pointed out to us some
points where we could get extensive views.
He gave US also sundry recipes, which we
hope to make use OF on our tramp. We
thes Joined our friends in the town, who re-
ceived your Richmond boys with solicitous
salulations and the ever.cordial, ever.refned
OF inimitable Fredericksburg.
Really, we cannot help concluding that
we are the incest fellows or Fredericks-
burg is the kindest and best place in the
world. Law-abiding, kindly, hospitable,
refined old Fredericksburg has ever the
best wishes and utfectionate esteem Of Ego
and i ALTER.
Fredericksburg, Va.. July IA, 1879.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IMPLICATIONS FOR To-DAT.-For the Mid.
die States, falling barometer, southerIy
winds, stationary or higher temperature,
partly cloudy weather, occasional rains, fol-
lowed in the northern portions by cooler
northwest winds and possibly rising ba.
rometer.
For the South Atlantic States, soutberly
winds. stationary temperature and pressure,
partly cloudy weather, and occasional rains.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm. IL
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 a. NJ. "a !;
9 A. NJ, So; noon, 96; 8 P. NJ, %; p.
H., 95; midnight. SO.
Mean temperature, 50.
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GOLD PENS.
GUILD FF.SS- 80. - =
sOIIS HOLLANDS PATENT 1ECORI,
~ COZ u FL xii
PATENTED October =, 1922

PATENTED October =, 1S E2f
i. th. kE:hest achievement N the nianufsctrra eS
GoI.: P.us aud the result OF experiments Tor leard
Inn ,y,cntv wears. The RECORD" PES'ts pro-
tacqa rva slilf,l constipation Of the TWO precious
and non. corrosive Inc:a!s-1G kara; GOLD ais PLA-
T,yUM-wl,le the ardinary gold pen contains an
alloy OF copper. redr jug Its aneness w,sea !iesa-
witch ,he costly, ul.tluum supplies. TAc "REc-f
ORD. GOLD gaS.polSrs are Of IL. uss. Iiaoi
ium t.liamonds,> ir,lesruc;se with fair 'resmsn''
and polished IL aksssse smoolAneSs' .,,
SteeI-pen wsiters have EoY ever! o"e''o" ~ s" ~,
fairly overcome aud every requirement 70 ps'S
which vii, sstfnre aud nor ox.'!'e., sluarey me'.
The RECORD GOLD PEN Is snaFaaIee, ! q
nossess durability, pe.r,anency o! SPRING sn 2ss-
rection of point Priee s2.32. SOLD ns az asissrs
and siatiopess In the Eni.ed States IL NOT fAeados-
| der S,recs Iron ~.
JOHN HOI.LASD, Manaf .sssres,
lowest Fourth street. Cincinnati.
| por sale by RASDoLrH s FsSGti'h Il aud MOOD
! uoi;sy & pHRHAM, Richmond, Va. sia l9'WiY
4
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Jnst.ce j. j.
White presiding. Robert King, ? ssaulting
and beating William Ellison, a,ld cursipg
and abusing Harriet Enrousht,y. The case
was continued until to-day.
Marion Baker was fined. Sl0 for being
drunk and dsorderly ald driving on the
street in reckless ms'nner.
r. H. Gilmore, as ault and battery. Case
was continued tiil to-day.
| Isaac jackson, (colored) was fined 50 foi
fighting In tbe street. Committed to jail in
defanlt Of r,ayment.
Chares Robinson (colore0 was fined 81
for being disoEderly In the street,
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A GREAT DAY. AT FREDERICKSBURG AND 4
'AR1 WAR1 BUT PLEASANT AND INTEgE EST
IIEGsocCAsIoN-FoUR RACEs-RICHAUSD
BEATS PETERSBURG; THE UNIVERSITY
VANQUIsH THE HOSTS; ROBERTS. OF
WASHINGTON, WINS THE slNGLE-sCULL
CONTEST OVER HARDY. OF NORFOLK !;
THEPoToMACs STUCK IN THE MUD-F6CR
THOUSAND SPECTATORS PRESENT.
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Mayor t0nrt.- Mayor Clarke had upro-
fcsslonal tramp before his count yesterday
morning who has been importing upon the
llberaIity'ef our citizens for several days.
He was ordered TO di>contiaIe his. visits
here, and t0moye away immediately.
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
1A STAUNTON, va.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN. PRINCIPAL.

Nh me session or lS79-'S0 will OPEN THE FIRST
omnDHEsDAY IN SEPTEMBER and close the
ETTisI Iohdlns tine in JUNE following. !!
,.it hEAs tior session Of forty weeks. payable one
ism i On entering and the balance In February)-Se-
sS sG9h tne nrsi; For board. washing. fuel, lights
fststah iee seat in church. cllisthencs, and full
iee--are $3.50.
tG Iu!l particulars apply TO the Principal for
-.eLoSues- je 2l-2m
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LMJ Councit.-These will be regular.
meeting OF the City Council next Friday
night ut o'clock in-Ccrnc;l- Chanbe Hall.
1t is' contemplated by several OF the menu
bers' and thought to te ~adytSable;rto ad-
iourn the body over UNTIL the expiration OF
the heated term. TIE committees for
the ensuing year will bc.aanounccd.Erlda
night, and city scaren@:r will be elected.
What possible objection e;n there be in the
Councils aGjoarning owes aatil October?
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CHURcH--LoT BoUGHT. Tbe congregation
of. st. Johns (Lutheran) church, On Fifth
street; have bought 4 lot on The southwest
corner ofsE3ghtt and Marshall streets from
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poioe
mac Railroad Company. II Is proposed to
erect handsome church upon the lot.
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The, .Husicales.-Thc Beethoven kssoci-
alton OF this city have dcSided that IL will
be best tn have muSicules- once every two
weeks until the summer ends instead Of
once i wreck rs heretofore: Consequently
there will be no muSicG}$ next Friday
night
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July "a, july 13, Juiy5, July II
1877. 1873. 1879. 1879.
W, E. W. L. W. {. w. L
y. 2a 27 II s6 1e 80 10 al

Mean temperature FOR the week Guiding
July ). $40 II; mean temperature for the
week ending July 1s, $50 ~.
Amount of rainiatl for week ending July
5. 0.37 iuches; amount OF rainfall for week
cndin. July II. 0.oT inches.
Population 0! city estimated at $1,000,
wNite, $4,000; colored, $4,000. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 5000 per
/, 900 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 2l.50 per 1000 per annrm ;
rate OF mortality OF colored population was
AZ. so per LOCO per annum.
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pINEAprI rs at Coz -UNBCS'~

81. ELLYSuS y co.. auver.lslns agents. insert ao-
yerf senlents IN IL! Of the newspapers o. tas unlisa
'S.A es IL Publishers rata Q~sers e!, - ne Dss'
p9.ch. coanting-roon, WI receive rssupt stoen
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o., A.. W. Graham, Lawrenceville. Ga, says:
~ csse Torpid Livcrt has hafhcd the skill OF
,.Iir,sns for fifteen years. | can Safey say that
II1STT'S FILLS have done me more good Than all
-, rriIciues combined"
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y ADJOURNMENT UNITE SEPTEMBER. THE
Hl'stipgs Court bas adjourned until zOrh
Seplscmber. a2..,,. 4.r s1v
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Il MoKrrxnY REPORT FOR! the week ending

MoETranY REPORT for! the week ending
July ~ 1slpi;; - 50 ''N",:'n. - -' =.
|. CdaSe oJ Oedth: ApopieNy, 2. white !;
brain. disease, 2-coIored; burns, 1. eolored; !;
childbirth. I. coloreds cholera-inianium, 4
white. 2 colored; congestion or bowels, 9
white; consumption, 8 white, s. colored !;
convulsons GnfaAiieh 2 white.3 colored !;
diarrhG.,- l colored; dphtheria, white !;
dyseEtcEy, 1colared; fever (scaytet), 3 col
ored; lever (typho'd), coloret; gastritis>
! cOlurtd; hcars-drsease. whine, coloreG;
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PEACH ICE.CRE,M at PIZZISfs.
PINEAPPLE E-CREAM 1T Pl:ZiNIS.
STRAwEELR ICE- CREAM Il: PIZZGSIS,
LEMON ICE -CKEAM ar pIZZISlS.
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S55~ On at. sGks. gr Hsat Estat. +aaIs hes~.a
ttt ISt 0( JG147.gry aRii ist 0f Jnn' IL. t9LsJoi
the Y'rsscnt ysar hare IN Dc aij tT-h5 ,nrca!seS
Or nit sales nlie Je. seans 1:t II {1:-y ana 20
Of th1 ysnr hnt@ssS h,Aea 10 be Ehit4iG ihs irt,r
lItis custDsi tsas adopted 3nort f:'.tn .ta's tRS.
By ai the real estate a:.eats in nic.-r..i, ara EV
5.ie3 TO RichLnoad and Tfcin!tY.I
RTE3ioN1tRAZt.sR. 10 4. IL. thirteen hrst-s
class horses plat tDrm spring .on light spri,tS
ton-"aSon aad harress, secondhand opcE-.
buggy. eG.'E
RICHARDSON s. CO.. r. NJ. 2sd,r small dwell
lnSs ahd iots as Twen,y-fo1tSh street near j
street.
JOHN " Wnls;fiT, II 4. Ai.y:.s sheriG's oihce,.
No. HUFFMAN street, 600 kcaiY bags.
". GODDiE.H q y. ". com,nS nSs!oDer,s sale ~ brick
tenement " Sidney, on tssssoath side Il Main.
sreet. ..ars.
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Gol.RACIo'S OLYMPiAc' CREaa. FOR TIE COM
pLE\rlS.- -White reduced 10 81: PINK, Tor pru- :
nettcs, 10 SOC. PURCELL, LADD &c CO.. Agents.
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"THs HEAT IS ISSCIFE9AHIE. E.-llriug me
back, dear. the best Co'og ne you can fnd In The
city" lie brought j. & F;. ATKI.aSoS frugrint,
delicate, arc LISTING.
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PoRTnG2's CELEBRATED LAGER, The leading
Beer, endorsed by all eminent Physicians. B0li!rd
fresh G,..y, an ! delivered 10 fdni ,es. ~.
CHRISTIAN L WHITE,
General Aveutp.
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PIc-SIc.-'rhe scholars OF Trinity lhe-
tbodistj Sunday school VIII have ,. ..c-nic
at BCssieuy's farm tomorrow
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done sttha,
DSf45 cu PHISTIsG-HorsE. GOOD worn, IoV,
rsIces, and Subtraction guaranteed.
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Icx-CB EAM, OF a!l hayors.. made fresh ii Pisz1-
L.----
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TIE GEEATCLoSISG-OC SALE 1T
LEVY BROTHERS,.
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P!ST4PPL .@s-Ias. of the, SGcscm-at CoLrM"
BUs's, 32l ,road street.
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The assortment IS vet good. ThoEs,Edsof special
bargains. Ih,s sale s made In orirr ~ close bI.f-
ness.
STORE FOE Rr,E- AND FIXTURES rob SALE.
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y7NlaHTS TEMPLAR 
L
rI1cr1MAGE AND ENCAMPMENT *
AT OLD POINT. Y
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HAVE AIAsgEHD TIE y srr7hEt known under
te brand of H-Sclec.," controlled BY Mcssrs.
WALTER u. ELArE & e o., N!chnoad, Va, and lind
IL free froa siI oil an Other Impurities, and re-
commend 80 ase for me,lfeina and family pur-
poses. j. i. M3CA%. n. d..
late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical COLLEGE Of Virginia.
,InnI1rT IA: 1879
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(;lass-Dail Sloating-handsomc silver cup to the
tt,l shot.
4 gold ring 10 the handsomest lady on the
2rc,id>: also cup TO the handsonest gentleman.
Among other atlrae,ions there will be grand
Tub Race on The lake The afternoon: also Danc-
iuc. Boating, Fishing. swinging. Croquet. &c.
Mount Pleasant has been recently fired up with 4
pavilion for dancing 60X24 feet: also a tine lake,
with boats upon the same. Good string band IN at
tendance. Noimproper characters allowed Oh the
train. Train leaves promptly III y: O'Clock A. NJ
Returning will arrive at Richmond 1T s =. NJ.
T.ckeS can he ontained from any member Of the
T.ibe, or nj the train ON that morning. Tickets,
rauudtrlp. SO cents: children half price.
l.-h W.SSN4tE
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ICE-CREAE-aI Eagors--at soLrMEv6s, 32l
Broad street.
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PlZZISi. Se7 road street; can furnish you with
ice crca!r for ps rites. pc-iic%, excursions, Sc at
low rates, :,
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EVERY .frTICLE TO BE SOLID.
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TIrTT'S PILLS.

NJ Ky N!d Town ATsi ,hs tsS yT; ever sold ,,,u.
,.on viii mol be able 10 handle any other pili.''
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4irIlnloltd 1ispatrh.

AS~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRUU-
,LATIoN OF ALL TIE oyHssR tphiLY;N ;NEws~
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u,c,,rsT TESTIMONY, MALE AND FE.
gns hN,Ir ALL OVER THE LAND.
rs,s.nn Ark GAYS

nj Sns ,rsesice Le~ii OF fweatysfye years proclaim
Arg Fills the best anti-ti'ious medicine eve
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pOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA
~ Twcnty-scvcnth session begins SEPTEMBER
5D. Location I'm the mountaius) unsurnas- ed tor
ht1Ishtnlncss and beautiful scenery. Collegiate
oari. AIso ~" no,nsi and partja
course. Hcs, advantages for all. College noted
i"s good morals. Expcuscs for session Of ten
months from sl6o to $3.50. INCLUDING College fees,
oefc, iuel, hight, and washing. Send for catalogue,
-" cut oil buildings and grounds, &C.
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Tl-TT'S PILLS,
TUFTS PILLS.

~ Tih,,e:ts. nacoia. MINI says .,, h.r,,,
!. ". ill'ng i'm. TUFTS pills, and am paving
Nm ,eni,n "s'n than have had In thirty years