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The Northern. Neck NelcS states that on Sat-
urdtv lastas Rev. w. W. Walker was cross.
ing Klns,le creek from Klnsale TO Fauntle.
roy's, bis farm on the Potomac, the canoe
was upset, and Mr.. Walker and his com.
panions only saved themselves from drown
ing bv climbing upon the bottom Of the
upset boat and remaining there until some
Ten VINO had witnessed the ACCIDENT from
tie shore came to their assistance in boat.
Mile. Marie Van Zlndt, the daughter of
Mrs. Jenny Van Zandt, has followed up her
first success at the Opera Comque in Paris,
and has been steadily winning new Iaurels.
The French papers not only speak kindly Of
her present success, but predict for her a
brilliant future. She has gone to London to
Dill an engagement there, and will return to
Paris In October.
Says the New York Tribune OF Sunday
A Brooklyn Jury, being anxious 10 tumble
into their church pews this morning with
minds spOrged clean OF worldly thoughts
and deudiy sins, brought in at curfew last
evening this edifying verdict: " In our
judgment no amount OF money Is equal to
a blasted heartbstone still we agree to as.
sess the damages al $4,000"
The project for the erection OF new
Opera-hOuse in New York bIds fair 10 he a
success. OF the 5000 shares 1900, have
been subscribed for. Nine gentlemen have
taken 100 shares each, and thus secured tue
privilege Of a box.
Colonel Don Piatt has withdrawn from
the Capital, ana will soon establish news
paper IN Central Ono devoted TO politics,
religion, and general literature; so reports
the Washington correspondent OF the Balii-
more american.
At northumberland court last week
Judge Downing who had the preceding
term vacated the bench to Judge Broun. the
new judge. under the recent decision Of our
Court Of Appeals resumed bis seat.
The first shoveltul OF dirt was thrown on
the Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio railroad
Wednesday. The work was begun at q
point near Big Walkers Greek bridge, in
Lee county.
Mr.. Gilbert and Mr.. Sullivan get nothing
but praises from the Lond ,ners. who have
Just listened for the first time to the Pr
rates Of PenZance."
The New York Times Is assured that
Miss Nelson Will never appear on the
American stage after the close of her COM
ing engagement at Booths Theatre.
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FANCY GOODS.
SO6 BROAD STREET.

HANDSOME POCK EFT. CUTLERY, back or white
handles. two blades, at 25c.; two, three. or four
blades, at 80, so. and 75c., warranted; stout
Knives Tor boys two blades, war. snied. at rs
and 6Oc.- elegant; Pearl- or SheIi-Hande
Knives. Of the best quality, fol- gentlemen and
ladies, for 81;
HANDSOME POCKET and sIDE-BOOKS. for
geniemen;
An elegant MOROCCO LETTER-CARRIER at
Clio worth tl.75;
Two or three new patterns In LADIES' POCKET.
BOOKS, In addition to the verv 6ne aSsori ment
already In stock;
Anolh,r lot Of SILK UMBRELLAS. similar TO
those we have sold so many of during the pal
winter In auufactu~ed especially for us), which
we offer at o.. so and 1926, viii h. although
not quiz as cheap, are an immense bargain. In
Scotch bingham aud Cambria we ,ri offer The
same a. soriment. from which we have sold oyes
$50 during these lssi h avv RAIN.
Fifty st Ies FOLDING JAPANESE FANS, from
the common to ane lvor, stock, al Coo
The epiirr line or OIL PAINTINGS, 10 Gilt
Flames. marked down from So to $3.50;
A large lot OF CHROMrs, In Ca ved Walnut
Frame
More OF those handsome WALNUT and GILT
FRAMES. nj Soc:
Another LOT OF sATCHELs and LARGE TRAVEL
LING-VALI >ES. OF all gtanes;
20 uoP'n I'm CCeTADo"Eo iiour coo'J ~ oVc'
mir;
Handsome LAVA and TERRA GOTTA CUsPA.
DOREs, IN Jap-nese aud Egypian decora-
lions. a. VI q pair;
Another lot Of Or NTLEMEN'S FINE CHAINS at
from t3 to k6. warranted for ffieen yrars;
New pafttrns in HAIR CHI ms and SILK
GUAans trimmings warranted for three
HANDSOME SEALs and CHARMS at 81 and " I;
All sizes TEA-TRAYS az very low prices;
A large Io' OF BAsKFTs-Marhei. Lunc0. Travel
ling. and shoppiag-at Soc, Toe, 81, 81 rs,
t1.50, and 3l.76;
fLOWER-BAsKt1S 1T 10. 20, SO, ami 50c.;
All grades OF PLAYI> &C. CARDS, Including
"Hsri's paid back. red corners. with sa.tez-
ers-:
CHIPS. DOMiNOrs. CHESS, BACKGAMMON,
sPRING-sACK MUSIC rOLTOs,
SCRAP ALBUMS,
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
PHOTOGRAPH Al BUNS, &c. sc.
Large assortment OF LAMPs-'hror sivles trim-
miigs w. A. >TEVENs,
apl sos Broad ,rrtet.
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t,trvnys There was grand rs'V the
t,rsn,,,es il Chicago lat Thurs@ ~ sight.
!, ss' we're delivered By General Lo-
o.x. Ron LINCOLN, and .aers. They claim
that Illinois viii ceri,,pIy vote for GRANT
Ia the National Ce,nyention.
Per contra, the Chicago Tribune OF sa',
urday SAYS ''sat delegates have been elected
10 the Illinois state Convention by twelve
counties, and the tally stands: BLAME of'
GIANT, %. A..
We confess we don't understand '"e
state Of things 10 Illinois.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-20

Five OF the Iowa delegates to Cincinnati
are SEYMOUR men. But Mr.. SEYMOUR is not
q candidate, and bis own State may not
send delegate instructed to vote for him.
II nominated, he will be nominated after
consultation at Cincinnati, and because the
people demand his services.
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There are some facts that slip between
our fingers 10 spite OF an effort to grasp and
retain them:
VIII the Dispatch tell us what Malone
was doug when Zcph. Turner, OF Kappa
hammock, came down from the Speakers
chair and boldly tackled the first funding
biIl-tbe Pandora.b box 81 all our illsl Was
he fleeing the Wig and wooing the Leois-
isture to help him in a fight with Tom
Scott and Colonel Mosby, aud charging eX-
penses to bis railroads 7 Or was the State
debt then. as now, question overriding all
other questions with him p Warrenfon In
der.
We can't answer these questions. We
turn them over to the Wig.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-20

DEATHS.
Died. IN Baltimore, March 8. 1880, Of consum ~
ton. SALIIE j., devo ed vile OF Robert b. Totty.
aud daughter OF tie I1le Thomas j. Dunnavant;
aged thirty three years: formerly Of ihi' city.
Died, sunday evening, al 6 O'Clock. JULIAN. In
FAINT con OF Henrietta and X. thalkley.
Funeral win take place TUESDAY MORNING at
IL O'Clock, from hts fathers residence, 406 east
Leigh stree. Fhends OF the family invited 70 at
tend.
Died, on the 9Th Of April, 1880, at his residence
10 Hanover countv. Mr.. JOHN s. JENKINS, IN the
sixty. ninth year of his aye.
III. leaves seven children and large circle Of
relatives and friends % mourn Their loss.
Norfolk tVa.I and 81. Louis (Mo.) papers please
copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-20

We are sorry 10 nnd our esteemed n k,U.n
mond contemporaries, the Dispatch snd UO ,n-
ms~pedith disposed 10 throw so,u ~. w1 ne
ucon the spontaneous moycne"' w their
washington correspondent, &c'-Ao"''
gomery Messenger. A.. ne
I. To the best Of our recollection, the D's.
match has not said one word against Genera'
HANCOCK.
.. L. Q. W. is not our washingto" cor
respondent. =,
8. Mr.. sEYscun's friends do not need 10
ants ronize auy candidate. He Is not can
oaate, and viii be nominated only 10 case
his nomination becomes necessary to the
success OF the Democratic party next
November.
:. He comes from old Oneida where the people can''
be bought, -. A. .o,or
second ihou4 hi."
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RICHMOND, VA. Apri, go, 1880.
HAVING TAKEN THE STORE
No. 600 BROAD STREET.

shall open Tits morning with an entire new stock
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GROCERJEs.
SQich will be SOLD pt the iDwert prices fr @ ASH
only. Mr. ]. LOvENsTEiN will DC pleased 70 sec
hs fri.nds aud old pa,rons.
~ 20-zls y, r, LUvENsTEJN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-20

We have received a copy OF the catalogue
OF the University of Virginia for the ses-
sion OF 1S79-'S0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-20

"The name Of SEYMOUR was vociferous'y
cheered In both Conventions" sa, the tel
egram from Rochester, N. Y, in our issue
OF yesterday.
The name Of SEYMOUR Is charm 10 New
York State. Both the TILpEN and tue
anti.TnDEN Conventions cheered vociie'
rously for the man who can carry New
York by forty thousand majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-20

Commissioners ciecteu 10 TUG o."''
sembly: Minister'S. N. rawlings; y"
ternate. X, Mc1lwaine. Ruling E'ae,s
w. g. Graves, Liberty; alternate, f. JUN
ston, High Bridge.
FOURTH DAY.
trrom the Lynchburg virginian.1
A communication from the Ctvington
churrh was called M and read by the stated
clerk, II involved many and difiicmt ques,
lions. which eliclted long discussion, ana
fynally disposed OF by motion suomnteu
by Elder Moorman for an adjourned meet
ing OF the Presbytery, to be held at Covlne-
ton to consider the question OF dlsso'vIns
the pastoral relations Of Rev. Mr.. Rice. VINO
ia the course Of the discussion, had ex-
pressed wish for that result.
- TRIAL SERMONS.
Flovd Courthouse was selected as the
place for The next meeting OF the PresDy-
tery. and subsequently, Wednesday before
the first Sabbath IN September was named
as the day at "a p. M.
The Moderator announced that the hour
had already arrived for the Presbytery to
hear trial sermons. Mr.. A. X. Cooke, cam
didate for licensure, read the outline OF MS
sermon. Subject " EzekiePs Vision OF the
Dry Bones" IL was sustained as satis-
factory part OF trial. Mr.. j. Nj. GrayDiii
read an outline on Psalm 1870: f." There
H. forgiveness with thee that Thou mayest
be feared" which was sustained. Mr..
w. w. Rufus outline was heard on Hebrews
10 lG, IL" Lest there be any fornicator,"
&c. (See BIble.) Sustained.
ASSIGNMENT OF YOUNG MINISTER'S.
The Presbytery assigned the young min
listers about TO be received IN full connec-
ton as follows: Mr.. Cooke aids Rev. Mr..
Rice at Covineton. Very complimentary
papers were read in relation 10 The young
minister from Carrollton, Ky., aud his as
sigpment there earnestly desired, but the
Presbytery preferred to retain him within
it, own bounds and to enter the field already
allotted him. Mr.. Davies enters the mission
work in the county of Mercer, w. Va, but
he Is at liberty to entertain propositions Tor
a transfer TO Arkansas. Mr.. Walter Run Is
assigned as the assistant OF Rev. William
Ruff. Mr.. Graybill is to labor without the
bounds of the Presbytery whenever called
so to do. Mr.. Ochillree is to aid Rev. L. b.
Price.
APPLICATION FROM A METHODIST MINISTER.
Rev. Mr.. Preston presented the applica-
ton OF Rev. &. r.. Gray, Methodist minis
ter residing in Blacssburg, for admission TO
the Presbyiery. He presented all the facts
within his knowledge. and desired the Pres
bvtcry 10 take come appropriate action. "A
long debate eEsued, and the matter was final
ly DISPOSED OF by consenting to consider The
application whenever he would present him.
self personally before the Presby terry, as the
power 10 act in the premises could not be
delegated to a less authority.
Thursday before The third Sunday in
June ut III A. M. was fixed upon for the
special session previously ordered 10 be
held at COyingtOn.
At tbe night session the candidates were
requested to come forward, and the Mode
Iator, after offering an impressive prayer
and propounding the usual questions,
granted licenses to Messrs. Cooke, Davies,
Gray bill, Ruff, and Ochltree.
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krEAM-HNGISER, &c.

HORIZONTAL STEAM.ENGINES. va
IL rious sIses, alt In perfect order, GOVERN.
t,Rs, HEATERS. and PUMPS attached, s0me
having link foi reversing the pull y, Others turn
Ing the pulley ocr way only For sale al 70i Green.
.xddrs = STEAM. ENGINE. Post-otace Boz SOFA.
New York. NH 24-im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-20

MozIs ADDUMS's RuSnStein appeared re-
Gently in the Quarterly Etocut,oniSt, and
was transferred thence to the New York
Tribune. Copyright ii, MOzis, at once.
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cARPHrs. esI.-CLaTns. &C.

NATTINGS. OIL CLOTHS. AND CAR.
lvl PET>.-i have Just received = 'ul ine ~
CHI NEst MsTTINGs OF All grace,
CAkPsTS. 0ll-CL,,THS, RUGS. MATE. &c.
A ful, NM LACE CURTAIN, CORNICEs. and
al yler. Work done IN Town or ounfry All or
der promptly attended 10. 4. JENNINGS.
sp0.2m 81, 1911 Main street.
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Archbisbrp q bb ,ns babe farewell 10 bis
eorgfess'!sn Sunday, and VIII start for
Rolne today,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-20

,ufHp DAY.

,,cvs,,so. Aprii 10. -Presbytcry was =
Li sad dnriuc much Of the day 10 hsa 'r,r
enaageu, s ~" ihe CHURCHES and examiprsg
shr candidates for licensure.c Ar ,r.,.a
Leave was granted Rev; Y. M how .an'
IN labor without our BOUNDS, .itn Tue cos.
cent Of the Presbyteries " whose pou"'s
he may labor. Az.
.embly: Minister'S. n. Rawlings; ~
sernate. r. McIlwaine. Ruling Elders
w. g. Graves, Liberty; alternate, \. JONI
ston, High Bridge.
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EURNlTUREi FURNITURE!-Io

EURNtTUREl FURNITURE!-IA
Il onsr for sac 900 SUITS OF Chamber Furni. ~
tars, N price nom VS. 70 s2oo from the best ~
make, togtther With full line of Pxr0r, ONCE, an
Kitchen furni ur- aud eyerv article n the Furni.
tnre hne. Alb, Cabinet Maker<' supple. OF every
description. WIN duplicate Baitmore prices. Par
Ties In want W " save money bv giving me call.
once and warer0oms 1893 Main >irest, near Eli
teen street. Workshops 16, 16, .nd 40 North NC.
Aees IN -frsct. WILLIAM DAFfRON.
" Ia I'm
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FURNITURE.

CPRING STYLES In FURNITURE. A
~ JUST RECElvED-We call aiten ION ofA
Az in o. ed OF FURSf UkE 10 Cur large ami
seleci s'ocs or new ana desirable styles. em-Sg
brscng Queen Anne and East Lac: ane Parior
and t'hamber sui z In Wapnt fdeboards. Bcok.
Cases, Hat Rack. Wardrohes &c. fye,y d.scriD-
iion or cheap furni ure: iow-price Paflor Suits.
We ask al needing goods In our line Ia examine
our stock before buvinR. dur term will be made 10
accommodate all. Easy Term Of Dsym,nf.
Il. GATHRIGHT 4 SIN,
ap 10 I'm 10 Governor street.
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M aRlllAGtS.
DEATHS.

Married in ibis city. on Thursday. April 15'
$50, by Rev. J. b. Hu'son. ALFRED j. PROF.
FIT aud Mis-, BETTE l.. CHAPPELL.
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m EETiNs;R.

MASONIC NOTlCE.-The mem. q
lvl bers OF RICHMOND RANDOLPH w
LODGE. No. 10 win attend sia'ed c'm-~
munica,ion at me M.sons' Hall on THIS Tuesday
EVENING NJ z o'clock.
Members OF sister dyes and vi iting brethren are
Inv ed 10 be present.
BY o. der Of the w. n.
ap 20-lts Secretary.
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DGOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EY
~ EGUTEn At THs DispAvCH PRINTING
SOUSs.
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II.
detailed OF hswan
oneyf
: n
OF
IN THIS SniE AND OF ALL oihh so'N' AMI ~
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TO t
VALUE OF THE SAME AVID TIE AMoUNr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-20

THREE Deaf s--RELIGIOUS -REPUBLICAN
MEETING-THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION
DELEGATES EN- R0UTE-THE FOREST FIRES
ANNIVERSARY CfLEBRATIoN-FISH IN THE
APPOMATTOX- PAYMENT OF CITY bonds
METHODIST sUNDAY-sCHOOL ASSOCIATION
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-20

TOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF.
THE MOST PERFECT FOOD FOR INvALIDs
EVER INTRODUCED.
NUTRITIOUS BEEF TEA, OR SOUP.
FOR SALE BY PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
nah 80 1918 Main street.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-18

M eslasa Cats 1xsrs yanily ylsss.
Ex ,..S LAs'sss'" ri S6sL sss ! Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-18

GROCERIES-A LARGE ASSORT-
~ MENr, to arrive per bark r. @; ,wy!ic, from Ru.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
A BuAY I.lle.

The Worlds Dispensary at Buffalo, N. r., is a great institution, having it's auxil- iary Invalids Hotel, for accommodation of patients, costing it's founder nearly half a million of dollars, and its branch in Lon. don England, of similar proportions, where Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov- cry, Pleasant Purgative Pellets and other remedies arc manufactured tor the foreign trade which extends to the East Indies, China and other far distant countries. All tkis mammoth business has been organ ized, systematized and built up by Dr. R. V. Pierce, who has associated with himself ns a Faculty, under the name of the Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, a most competent staff of physicians and surgeons who annually treat many thous nds of cases of chronic diseases, not by prescribing any set lot of remedies, but by using all such specific remedies as have, in q large experience, been found most effic tcious. Besides organizing and directing this mammoth business of world- wide proportions, Dr. Pierce has found time 10 write a work on domestic medicine entitled "The Peoples Common Sense Medical Advise" "-1 coo pages, 300 illustra- tions, selling at $l.50, and also to serve a term as State Senator and later as member of Congress. surely he must be competent if he were to take the lecture ulatform, 10 discourse upon "the recollections of busy life. ."-Ndtional RepilJlicdn.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
Gs od Hotels.

Hotel accomm odations for travellers are ,f the greatest i'm portance to persons who have to move about the country on business aJu,t where to go'' is what every man wants to know when he leaves home: The Grand Union Hotel. opposite Grand Central Depot, New York City, is avery popular re. sort, because the attendance there is prompt and satisfactory. The charges are reasonable and the menage complete; try 1t. Famlhes can live better for less money at the orano Union Hotel than at any other nrst-cias. Hotel in the c1ty. Be careful 10 see tnh' Grand Union Hotel b on the sign where you enter.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
An Imposter. Post Dispa 'ch.

An imposter who represents himself to be the Nihilist Hartman. has enjoyed an interview at the hands of New York
 World reporter. The Marwood who has also received much attention from the metropolitan press representatives turns out to be only nephew and one. horse assistant of the English executioner. The New York press is discouraging our native frauds by the promptness with which it sallies around every foreign ad- venturer who happens to set his foot in side the corporate limits. Let us stand by Daniel Pratt, Eli Perkins, Westen and Wendell Phillips, gentlemen.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
JAMES sAcnA.
. Dyspepsfa ana Indfgesttou.

Fredericktown Madiso. O.. No, | 2 DEAR SIR: This Is to, certify tha. Jorl I-. dian Blsod Syrup has cured me of DysNeys1s
 advise all similarly afflicted to give IL triai. -.r ICHN Jcua
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10

IT is a we'll ascertained physiological fact that the origin of most of the ill that afflict humanity is deranged condition of the Ali- mentary canal. The bowels become con- stipated and sluggish, and thence arises q train of painful and distressing malaiies, As preventive and cure, there is no rem edy so safe and sure as pr. Tutt's Liver p;iIs
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
TuE old practice among farmers af an

TIE old practice among farmers af an nually scraping the trunks of apple trees and afterward applying a coat of white wash is not so common nowadays as il used to be. Still the good results follow ing the labor will well repay one. In derneath the dry and dead bark count less numbers of verTnine make their home; when the bark IS removed and whit wash applied the destruction of all vernlin Is certain.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
A Household Need.

A book o1 the Liver, it's diseases and their usacnenr, sent free, including treaties upon Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver, Jarndice Biliousness, Headache, Constipation, Nal ar1a, etc. Address Dr. Sanford, l62 Broad way, New Yory City, N. Y.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10

REppITG's RussfA SALvE has wonderful healing power reducing infiamation. Keep it in the house and stable in case of acci- dents. All medicine dealers-25 cents a
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
J,iiyer CompIaint.

HlL fH Poland, Clay O., Ind DEAR SIR: was afflicted with Liver Com piaint for twelve months, and was entirely enred by the use of your Indian Blood Syrup lt IS undon nntediy the greatest medicine Known Co the world.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
From the oua,sc, City.

E. J. Can pbell, of Philadelphia, under date of Oc,. i, 1879. cei iieti to the onder
 fll efficacy of Warmers Sai Pills and Se.e Kidney an ivcr Cure, in removing liver diseases a, a.,on,pained by chronic constipa- tiou and y,llow skin aM b. s9AA M
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
Chills and Fewer

sa. Plymouth, Hancock Co., Ui, cEAR sIR: l take pleasure in saying Las; i have given yuuc Indian Blood Syrup a n.l trial in my family for Chilis and Fesc.g ara rzH eeived great benefit rom 1t.
 JEssx Cas-
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
rrom a pis,,nguished phys,c,an.

Prof. Green, a distinguished allopathic physician, wrote to the Medical Record to the effect that after all other means had failed, he sent for the Kidney Cure (Saie Kidney and Liver CIlre,l and to his aston ishment cured case of Brighi's Disease by administering it and afterwards found II equally beneficial in other cases.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
Remedy fer Rheumatism,

eH Nitchellsville. saline CO. I'll. DEAn SIR have used your reliable Iraiau Blood syrup Tor Rheumatism and it has prov ed to be the best medicine eveF used for Ina, disease,
 VI -.l--l. hn .n..-l ELIzAnrrH RkEp.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10

WE cheerfully call the attention of our readers to the merits of Dobbin's Electric Soap (made by Cragin < Co.,, Philadelphia, who oonfidentially ask for trial. Int soap will tell it's own story. We advise you to try it. q
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
Dr. Vim. Alex. Greene, Macon, Ga.

Writes: Il have tested the virtues of Col den's Liebigs Extract of Beef in general q bility, weakness, depression, dyspepsia, loss of appetite and nervous affiictions and have found it the best remedy ever used" :" Myer Bros, X Co.,, wholesale agents, Kansas City and St, Louis.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
Dispapsia Cured

- z.a-sf ..E Plymouth, Hancock Co, Ill
 DEAR SIR: I have been tloubled with Bilfo,is ness and Dyspepsia and Indigestion and ss te used your Indian Blood Syrup and found 't 10 be c most valuable med icine. ---. IHnMAa Tnr,..tn
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
Cures Fits.

lsaf Gordonsyille, Logan Co.,, Ky.
 DEAR STR: This is 10 certify that your Indian
 Blood Syrup has cured me Of Fits, which l was subject to. IL is a valuable medicine
 84 JOHN MELIA
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
Chills and FeYer Curod.

Marauaiid Madison Co.,. Mo. DEAh sIE After two years experience vita your justly celebrated Indian Blood Syrup cad recommend it AS valuable medicine. ti enectualiy cured ne of Chills and Fever.
 Netftl at8 til" AHN 1EYF, LiMRAr0H
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
; saM Rheumatism.

i Gordonsyille, Logan Co.,, Ky.
 DEAR SIR: have used your reliable Indian Blood Syrup for Rheumatism and ashort trial effectually cured me. All similarly afflicted should givei e trial. 7s asa9e T .- I.--
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10
Never Fails to Cure.

BedfoFd, IAwTetce Co., Ind, DEAR SIR: My wife WAS very sick with Fema Weakness and I had her treated by nums of Physicians, but she received no benefit fros them. At last was persuaded to try your yah able India Blood Syrup. and it has efecs aally relieved her.
 ISAAC ENHoFT.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10

IT must be good, fer everybody recom- mends it, and The doctors prescribe it. We mean Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-10

PROFESSOR BLor, the lecturer on Cookery, says that house. keepers sho uld insist upon obtaining Burnett's Flivoring Extracts, as the strongest and most healthful..