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ROOMs STATE CONSERVATIVE }

r. EXECUTIVE CUHMTTTEE,
RICHMOND, September 9, 1879.
The following canyassers have been ap-
pointed:
Eighth Congressional District-J. c. Glib
son, Culpeper.
Tenth Senatorial District-D. S. uenkel,
Shenandoah.
Sixteenth Senatorial District Colonel
William Ambers, Chesterfield.
Greensville. County-W. A. Reese.
Sixth Congressional District-Edmund
Pendleton, Botetourt.
Fluvanna County-William B. Petit.
j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy.
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FOLLOWING THE EXAMPLE OF EGO AND
tALrER. IN Messrs, LANES W. Robertson aud
j. F. E@gesio on. Of this city, emulating the
example OF Ego and Alter, started out yes
terday on a tramp to the White Sulphur
Springs, in West Virginia:
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Chesterfield Conuention.-Th Conserva-
tive delegates recently appointed from the
different districts in Chesterfield county to
the Convention to be held at the court
for the purpose Of re6rganizing the Conser-
vative party throughout the county, will as
semble at the above-named place to-day
Should the weather be favorable, no doubt
a large number of spectators will also he
present. The number OF delegates to the
Convention is A.
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Chesterfield JaH.-There are at present
six prisoners confined in the Chesterfield
iail-one idiot, two lunatics, and three
criminals. AS soon as the necessary ar
raugemsnts can be made the lunatics will be
removed to an asylum.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.


CAPTAIN JOHN HAMPDEN CHAM
" OBERLAYNE.-Captaiu CIIAMBERLAYNE, who
has edited the State from It's foundation, candi.
date for the House OF Delegates FROM Richmond
city, subject 10 the decision OF the Con ervative pf-
mary to be held september ifh lie j. son OF Dr
Lewis W. ChambcriaYnc. who pTactlctd medicine Ia
his city from 1919 to 1854 hc year of his death J..
many years. being chairman Of important commit
recs-amony them that which built the gas wor.s =.
Captain ClIAMBERLAYSE was born In Richmond
In 1888. aud graduated with the degree or NJ. A. nj
the University In 1853. Bred to the law ana prac-
ticing for he entered the army at The be-
ginning Of the war: was i private III company " "
in '6I, sergeant In S2, lieutenant and a"juant or
artillery In a. p. Hill's corps In 81: commanded
battery by assignment In '63: captured at Gettys-
burg, exchanged. aud promoted TO captain In 'S4
assigned 70 reserve division of the Army OF North
ern Virginia, Petersburg lRe; commanded rear
guard or artillery on the retreat 10 App0nialtox:
After the war he was a farmer for Two years. and
employed for eighteen months on the con. oiidaed
Souths ide railroad. lie made editor OF the Pe
tersburg Inder In 1868. aud In one year was part
owner. AMI fu!l owner ut the expiration of two
years. Sold the [nde:c in '73 and was married in
aud half years. He then bought the Euenia0
Journal. which had been the State Journal and
turned II into the State. which he has since edited
with an abilir y and manlineSs That have commanded
the respect ana approval not only of the people OF
Richmond. but of the whole Commonwealth OF Vir-
glnia. lie Is now speaking by assignment nf the
stale Conservative Committee NJ leading points In
Virginia, and II elected TO the Legislature will
know iavorably n large majority Of those wi b
crisis, needs representatives who not ouly have
ability. but who enjoy the friendship aud The conf
dance OF the leading men Of the counties. Such a
man is JOHN HAMPDEN tuAMBERLAYNE. Elect
him and our growing city will find III him fearless
and an able defender OF her rights. x.
Sc 3-lt
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Greenbdck Nominees S.-Some OF the men,
bers OF the Greenback party Of this city
have decided TO call a meeting OF that fac
tion some time during the coming week for
the purpose OF nominating a candidate for
the Senate and members for the House from
this district. From present indications the
approaching political contest in this district
will be quite warm.
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Chesterfield Statistics.-The following are
the county statistics for the month OF Au-
gust: Nun Der OF deeds recorded, %; mar
riage-liceuses issued, 90 white aud col
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Deer Hunt.-Mr. james Bradley. OF this
city, killed fine buck in Chesterfield last
Monday-the first killed this season.
a party numbering about fourteen will
start out to-day for q point In Chesterfield
on a hunt, where, it is said, deer are very
numerous.
This is favorite sport in the county, and
the opening OF the season is looked forward
to with interest.
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RICHMOND. SeDtember 9.

RICHMOND, September 2, 1870.
Editors Dispatch: Do me the kindness
to publish the following, which is a copy OF
letter written by me TO the State Conserv-
ative Executive Committee, which reply
hope will be an answer to all who suspect
my position on the debt question.
II. A. ATKINSON, Jr.
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THOSE CHEAP UMBRELLAS 1T LEVY BRO
THEIRS arc being rapidly disposed OF. Those VINO
wish to avail themselves Of the best bargain IN thS
line G yer offered should purchase at once.
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AUCTION SALES THHS BAY.

s1- On all saiss Of Gsat Estate mG6e 6ettseS
the st Of JdruGTh and L0St Of Jy.e the tnGes 10.
the present yesr hare to J- pafd dytae Burchg5ef
On all SateE made 6et,Uesnthe lSt 0fJuty aud iaa
OF the year the taTeS haze TO be Gii By the seller
This custom was adoGtrsI 2bou. fifteen years ag,
By all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
piles TO Richmond and vlcinltY.l
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RICHARDSON & CO., 81 Z. NJ building lot on
Pickett Tor Newl street.
ROBERT B. LYME. Az p. NJ, store and dwelling
attached, NO. 909 north Seventeenth street.
FRANK J. SAMPSON, r. NJ. commissioners
sale Of house ana lot in Manchester, corner of
Stockton u ID Fourteenth streets.
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TAILORING DEPARThENT,)
A. ShKS & Co. 1913 Main street. )

WEUNEeUAI' Sep'eIHUtT ., 1917.
We beg to be honored with your presence on the
occasion OF our sixth semi. annual disply of piece
goods, comprising extensive and choice stock Of
woCllen fabrics.
The suitings of foreign make are from the famous
HIRD & ISGLIs,
33 Miller street, Glasgow, Scotland
IVY CHAMBERS.
80 Ntwgale street, London, e.. c.;
together with superb line qf
CARR's,
+. & r.. .
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POLICE Court, TUEsnAY-Posice. Justfce
Joseph y. White presiding.- g.-The following
cases were disposed OF:
Ann BrTgin was fined 800 for violating
the city ordinance In keeping her bar-room
open and selling liquors, &C., on SUNDAY. i
She was also sent on to the grand jury 10
answer for violating the State INV:
!. John Pryor (coIered) Was fined s6 fos al"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-03

HACKHEN AND OMNIBUS DRIVERS would
do we'll to read the regulations adopted by
the Mayor, and which will be enforced by
the police from this date, to be found else
where in our columns,
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4 READ LEVY BROTHERS column advertisement,
and Won will tad some article In IL that you want.
nd, OF course will save money II you purchase 1t
Of Them.
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GOLD PENS.
GOLD PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
u GOLD PEN,


PATENTED October g. 1872,
,is the highest achievement In the manufacture OF
IeSo,d Pens and the result of experiments for more
than twenty years. The RECORD" PEN is pro-
duced by a skilfut combination Of the two precious
and nom corrosive metals-l6 karat GOLD and PLA-
rrNuM-while the Ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy OF copper reducing Its 1neness without yield
ing that elasticity, density, and steel-lke temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The "REC-
,oRI, GOLD PEN-P0INTS are OF the best Iiid-
sum tdtanonds), indestruetible with fair treatment
and polished to glass-ke smoothness.
Steel.pen writers have uow every objection to gold
fairly overcome, aud every requirement in pen
ri.ch.Niu endure and not oxidize, squarely met.
The "RECORD" GOLD PEN Is guaranteed to
possess durability, permanency Of spring, and per-
fectaon of point. Price, $3.50. Sold by all jewellers
and statoue-s In the United States. II not found Or
der 6ieact from
JOHN HOLLAND. Manufacturer,
-~-a 10 west Fourth street, Cincinnati.
For sale by3ANDoLPH d EsGLIsH and WOOD
HoUsp a PknsxAM, Richmond. Va. nlh i9- WY
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
rainy. ~
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, y !;
, A. NJ, 74; noon, IS; SP. H., rs; 6 P.
", rs; midnight. Is. -
Mean temperature. 1866. sAI -.
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STAUNTON, VA, June II. 1879.
II gives me pleasure testify to III ofessor HAS
sELKrF'S competency. fidelity, and unexcepi1ona-
bly, RenilemanIy department during The three years
he has been associated with me as teacher OF hodefn
Languages in the Augusta Female Seminary. Most
cordially do / commend him to any to whom this
testimonial may be presented.
sn Got MARY j, BALDWIN, Principal.
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TT" STACRTON, VA, OlN JUUE, IOTJ
Professor l.. n. BAsSgLRFF has been profcseion-
av engaged IN some Of the best schools In this cu3
three years. His ability teacher stands pre-
eminent. | have known him we'll since his stay
among us. and chearfully bear testimony to The gen
tlelnanly bea1iug aud strict Integrity that al all
times characterized and won for him the love and
respect of all.
AS citizen we are 10th 10 part with him.
WILLIAM L. BALTHIS,
MayOr OF StauutoH.
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.RATIvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Sept. !, Aug. 81, aug. %, Aug. 80
1877. 1873. 1879. 1879.
". G. w. G.. w. G. W. T.
:. 9 22 13 25 1S q l3 l.

Stiii-born...... 3 / o 0 o /
Mean temperature for the week ending
August %, 1928; mean temperature for the
week ending August 30, 1911.
Amount OF rainfall for week ending Au-
gust %, 4.04 inches; amount Of rainfall for
week ending August so, 2.97 inches.
Population Of city estimated ut 10000
white, 10000; colored, $4,000. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 1850 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality Of white
population was 14.69 per 1000 per annum; ;
rate of mortality OF colored population was
26.O0 per 1,G00 per annuD.
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STAUrToS, VA, 9Th June. 1879.

can heartily endorse all that Mr. Miller has salo
In the sbove Testimonial -
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STAuNToN FEMALE SEMINARY !
STAuNTOS, VA, June 4, 1870.

1t gives rue unaffected pleasure to say that froles.
sor H. n. HASsELgFF has tsusht IN the department
OF German In my school with ihe most gfaliylus
success He possesses, In a high degree, the e,e-
ments of a successful teacher. His pupils are de-
voted 10 him. growing of mis- competency, deyo-
ton TO his work, and higl-toned genlemah'S oe-
meanor. .,s. ,,,,,,
' N j. L. MILLER.
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Chester-AH-Day Preaching.-A large
crowd was present ut the all-day preaching
at Chester Sunday. Persons from Rich
mond. Petersburg, and Manchester were in
attendance. Services were conducted In
the morning by Baptist minister, and IN
the afternoon by minister of The Metho-
dist Church. A great deal of interest was
manifested in the meeting.
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and other European manufacturers Of celebrity.
Cur line Of domestics culled from the choicest
looms in the land.
We desire to impress 1t on the minds OF pur-
cbasers that we shall also show line Of goods from
Sl3 up They are equal, If not superior, to any
goods in America for the money, yet they are, in
our opinion, not equat TO garments that we offer at
81 0, ready made.
From S25 and upwards we show ever one hun
dred styles. They of reliable grade. aud such
We commend them 10 our patrons and the public.
We insure perfect fit. and our largely y-increased
corps Of cutters and workmen will enable US to ex-
pedite any orders entrusted to us.
Sample garments Of the nobby styles are on ex.
hihiiion.
We solicit the privilege of showing stock, as
surng all OF al agreeable visit, whe her they
as purchasers or visitors.
Respectfully. p. SAKs & Co.,
Ouc-price Cash TaIlors.
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DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ 4O3 EAST MAIN STREET.
:nICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

Location hea,,hfuL Instruction thorough. Es-
/ penS.s-nodera;e.
Next session opens SEPTEMBER 18TH, ape
Tie College comprises EIGHT INDEPENDENT
ACADEMIC SCHOOLS and SCHOOL. OF LAW
EXpS63ES: Per se~sson OF niue months (em
foraclng Katrculaion and tuition fees, fuel, lights
and Wa shklgI sllS
Good b4s RI. in ncsstn. clubs. al,eut $3.50 per
snonih; .aiahe College boarding houses, from $1l
so4l3.
Eor cskM Ma;ues, apply Mt the booksta-e address
B. PERYEAR,
Chairman OF tse Faculty.
90 C. O E.S,
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su 2S-S&WtSel0

DEEKSKILL IN. " MILITARY ACAD-
Il ESIY. Sald for Illustrated so page Circular
1874 jy l4-eod2m
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AZ S-eod S Sl2&tdtSelS
DaCHMOED ACADEMY.

AS CoRx;rh. SECOND AND 'GRACE sTRBHTs.
d. III. HfRGER' NJ a. AsaTsnI ST
Tbetlsrd session opens SEPTEMBER 18th, ana
conssRue< nilie Iaanths. The ofiDstruciion
Is tbcraIsh and prepares yo1ngnSo for college or
Tor basipsss. Fer Terms. tessimaIaais, and refer-
ences aer1rcuiarssin the bookstores. 80
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BURNETT's COCAINE aIlays irritation, removes
all tendency TO dandruf. and lpvigoraes tte action
OF the rapilaries in the highest degree, thus pro-
moling vigorou. and healthy growth Of hair.
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T IAATbEN-SDNEY COLLEGE,
- pBrNcE EDWARD COUNTY. VA

The 1U4th "a. sion begin. SEPTEMBER 4. 1870.
11lFoses SoT ksholastf year College Gees, board.
ns,ui s rent IGes and logging. &212- The curIios-
fai ts Ftaleed. enbracGg thorough 1nsttsction in
ssssleai; sckhufS. and ncral studies. No student
sssAncso Without standing searching examipa-
sT catalogue Apply to
sxru kEy. n. ?. ATKINSON, d. D..,
ISf.WAW2u - isreSf6ent. :.
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.g THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAHL NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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I,KsNTISS.BOCSES.

E'KsNFISG-HOCS ..-.
DISPATCH pRISTlSG-HoUsE'
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Paving one OF the LARGEST AND BEST.
EoiJIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, con =
,,ned with skiful mechanical talent. NC are pro
n,r.d Tn execute promptly, in the very bes. style
aud AT Low PRICES, every description
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
BUsINEss-CARDs.
gISITING-CARDS.
rKOFESsIONAL-CARDs.
WEDDISG-CARDs.
sHOW-CAllDd,
CIRCULARS.
BILLS hADsik:Ec ik:EcElPr.
SiAh'L LsiTirER-HEADs.
NOTE.HEADs.
AcCoUSrs SALE 4HIssr.
NOTICES CHECKS, s
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
order, from the country promptly Oiled and de-
yer ed by express or mall. rrp,
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF IffA
and execute work in manner that cannot os sa1'
passed. .puyIss
We will eheerfally fsrn!sn skiRAsss sho ssro
smples vhea rsaulrsS. y
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4itll1lorld Dispatfh,

WEDNESDAY. ..sEPTEMBER 8, 1879.
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310s ompxfdk F1i11afe.heusss
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AW SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON

sad ssamdnaLfs aLfs a. GRAVES. 81. a.. Professor Comment
LIE LIZ sa1n!e n Law and Equity Jurisprudence; VIII
;Isi1rlf fE@&sToN @ JOHNSTON, III. d.. Professor Of
81. IL d., Professor International aud Com
Issa Iaasnhi 1sas Law; Hon. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON,
Nc f@ OF on Common Carriers; Hon. WILLIAM
=, ,x Sea ris Of Law and Equity: BOLIVAR CHRIS.
p,"sa.. a., Lecturer on Parliamentary Law and
iecss.as hon. HUGH w. saErFEY, Ii. D.,
T1I,sr T11ssr On wills ktld Probate Practice. =
iaons,rI AND EXPENSES for session OF nine
eosaiass neia, ing everything exeepb books and
rsdaes - assa no. e1saed $780, by messing nav be
BELL. IL For eaislofses address, b, i, EA1E,
hsI1ssodsniessk, &C.. Ltc1pktep, Va. 81 sss
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CHRISTIAN e WHITES.

A FINE CHEw--Cheapest out-l0c. 4 plug, s 10
the pound, ut Z. WuITLOCK's,
1445 Main street.
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4 CADEMY OF r II E VISITATION
MONTE MARIA.

GRACE STRET BETWEEN TwENTY-SECOSD AND
TwESTT-THiRD STREETS
The parops of this Institution respectfully re-
minded thar the new schol3stic year begins on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. Parents ana
guardians who wish TO secure for young ladies ID
frst-c,ass boarding. well rs day-schon 1.-The benett
Of u solid and .cfned education. with maternaFsu-
pervisfon over their health. morals. and manners,
will have no reason regret their choice OF the
NONE MARIA ACADEMY.
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CCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Next session will
= begin SEPTEMBER Is, 1870, aud end JUNE
l5.1sS0. ,,,,,, uu,,, o,.
,,z.isi nayablp I'm eouaI instalments at the begin
ming middle, and end Of session. -
~ EDWARD q. GWAT}iME1.
Taylor.vic. Hanover county, va.
References: Faculty of University of virginia,
FaruIty of Richmond College. au 4-oN
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EDUCATIONAL.

1uoCKOE.HiLL ACADEMIA Sc!
SLTCr SCHOOL FOR BoYs.So. S22 IA, last Sc
fRA;Ahnty SrY;enater 18Th, aud closes 18TH June
AsISSewinr Circulars at the bookstores, or a. the
school-roorns, pAyAprR
SSSsifsTI.Y IN ADVANCE--hlcnentaTy Engneh'
sa,. Htel,sr English and Mathematics, $23 Latip,
6rS1nt n'tncs - 8. T. BEACH Prtoclpal.
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r AMINGTON SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

The third session of this school opens on the 9TH
OF SEPTEMBER, continuing nine months, and
VIII he c ,ndncted by Mr.. RICHARD C. MINOR. an
experienced teacher. Nelghborhood healthy, pleas
ant. and retired. '.-.
TERMS: $l75. Best references given. Address
B. T. HUDGINS.
se 2.2taw2w Hampton, Va.
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!. roc TITcKEs WILL REOPEN HER

s, Oh The heys and girls Will occupy separate
schopSrooms auop.1m
mo PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
ISSAPoLIS SCHOOL FOR BOYS VIII open zen
SFpTEMBER 90. 1879. Prepares ,, ior Sm,eeo snasa!
s..,e. Naval School. United States Mihtary 1919 hSsas
NV aud the Merchant Marine service. FOR 'erns'
&C., apply TO u,r VryeoS PRINCIPAL,
CAPTAIN "oii-' "'. Annapolis, Md.
REFERENCES: Rear-Admral George Is: BaiS1' On
enmmanding Naval Academy, knoapons' n Te1; T w
= oSnn,hoatc Annapolis: Commodore w. I. iruA-
% .rr-Nard. Norfolk. Va 6N ES.Xm
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rIYIL AND MECHANICAL ENGI-
u NEERING AT THE RENSSELAER, POLY
TECHNIC INSTITUTE. TROY, y. Y.-The oldest
Engineering school in America. Next term begins
pIEMBER 18TH. Tnc Register for 1879 con-
taiu. list of the graduates for The past fftythree
yrars with their positions; also. course OF study,
requirements, expenses etc. Address
WILLIAM Ii. YOUNG,
u1o-lm Treasurer.
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
THREE YEARS OLD;

THREE YEARS OLD;
OLD SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY,
FOR PEACHES;
FRESH SPICES FOR PICKLING,
endless variety,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-17
PRACTICAL SCIENCE"

Under the above heading, the 81.
Croir Courier. of St. Stephen. n. B., in
referring TO the analysis of DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Sage
Catarrh Remedy, recently made By Prof.
Chandler, of New York, and others, says.
Nothing was discovered which we think
Objectionable, and the published analysis
should increase, rather than retard, their
sale. To US, it seems a little unjust to call
a man quack, simply because he seeks
to reap IS much pecuniary reward as
other classes of inveators," The English
Pross is conservative, yet after careful
examination of all the evidence, It not only
endorses, but recommends the Family
Medicines manufactured by DR.. Pierce
No remedies ever offered the afflicted give
such perfect satisfaction as DIR. Pierce &
Golden Medical Discovery aud DR.. Sage S
Catarrh Remedy.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-17
The Death-raUe Of

Our country 10 getting to be feerfully
alarming, the average ct life being lessen,
ed every year, without any reasonable
cause. death resulting generally fron The
most insignificant origin. At this season
of the year especially, cold is such a
common thing that in the hurry of every
day life we are apt to overlook the dangers
attending it and often find too late, that a
Fever OF Lung trouble has already set in.
Thousands lose 4heir lives in this way
every winter, while had BoGaEee'S German
Syrup been taken. cure would haye re-
suited, and large bill from Doctor been
avoided. For all diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, yPoSchee's German Syrup has
proven itself to &c the greatest discovery
OF its kind in medicine. Every Druggist
in this country will tell you OF iig wonder
full effect. Over $4,000 bottles solo last
year without a single failure known.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-17

Democrat, would be held in contempt by
everybody in Illinois.
But remember, Governor. you are
talking to the people through the Globe
Democrat"
Il don't want to talk to the people. /
have been shelved. Dick Oglesby is in
private life. He is no longer 10 politics.
He has nothing to say about anything"
The rest of the interview, for he talked,
though constantly protesting he would not,
was made up of abuse of Logan, whom be
denounced as trying to defeat Grant and
everybody else but himself,