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, 1880-10-09

W0fthtN4fOr, Ef0On0 Co, Ind.
~. CGAHE JoHNe0a; J Va? trnNhlnh fnr tr1
''0 ''' TIios. ]. FIRES.
, 1880-10-09

n --------- WyHh&IHR. 1BHFK E7t :
niHi5 SYslI' yepr ya1nhe tn Frne fnr 1trn
An. With which *as troubled. recommend IT. nse
10 ail similarly AFFLICTED. Z. Il. MAliSfiALl4.
, 1880-10-09

IfnnhurR. Fremont Co.. n.
nm: CLARK 1oHEsoN: wna .nttnCtcd with Chs
nno Fovaf nnn after tr5in& various kinds Of medi-
INDIAN hiO0n RyNur. WHICH did. md Il I'D mo
i1y haSo been much benefited BY y. NE.
, 1880-10-09

Alisorh Iroqnots Co, Ill.,
DIR. CLAME JonSa0Ns ! hare uead ynMe tNnlAN
Bilt(}U EYlkUp fr Etnnr3 In MY snnn ch. and also
for NJ Children VIM wore trbtc.i with spnsns, and
~ '''" s'''' ~ 'A'o'o1 ~ ELiXADETI1 31ETzH.
, 1880-10-09
Fnr Hs111Mu

- - = - 1IE!nE1ER8 Inu.
pr. cLAGK 1onXsoS, wa sufferer with bui1s
ton yenfn. during which limo ttieh different doctors
md Ail tho remedies know nf, but fnt1rd 10 lind
lief. wAA induced to try your Grent INDIAN BLOOD
BfHUf. which did inc moro good than nnythipE
ever used.
, 1880-10-09

nucktn1I.ap, Kn.,kakce C4,., H.. stay ~ 1872.
o. GLAi!K JnM*;: s1ses!f9'!y NJ Ssst1y !hat
1vea uni7efral sn;!rtnct.on and Il hIpiy cstHH1sd
by Ill who hare use.! Il. !sr1 Esrd your inndiclnS
recommend IT, uts n MI troubled With tlyer G9:n'
plNint and H1ck- Headache. 6AEAtl PESHf.
, 1880-10-09

Manchester, ncawnro Co.. Ia.
IT, cI4HE n dnnHsnS: hare used rnnr reliable
Just a. recommended. would not be Without Il:
]. wELLMAN.
, 1880-10-09
Dyspepsia and I1ittigentton.

afpplo valtey, 1tcI,ry Co.. Ind.
nT clATK f JGnEs2H; 1n!s 4 g ccItty that y2ar
for Dyspopsa- highly rccolnmcn,A!t.>, ,,,,,,,,
, 1880-10-09

Mni0no, Clinton Co.. Ia.
III. CLAnK InHSEnS: This j. IN rnrtDEy that have
uecd your INDIAN HOOD HYHttI IN my fHmiiy for
AGuc and Worms with vrry beneficial Tesuts. 1fec-
onucrd 1ts usu to Gunerln9 humanity.
MRS. ], e, NELSON,
, 1880-10-09

FaTNdes 1rFI1 =, III.
DR.. CLARK fon*sox: Yn!lr axcr!ont INDIAN
aiOoD Ay!sul hna cnnp1Vtcly curel me nf t3y.pcr-
H1A and Indigestion. nftef usnK short llnie cpn
confidently recommend tho 1T ynur valuable npdl
cina 70 others AFFLICTED with tho san1p ttlsensc,
EXltA MlLkS,
, 1880-10-09

~ 1'0ff 11Nr0n, IT EIhEF Co., Mich.
IN, CLAnk Johnson Atlar il fa!r tE!ni nf ynur
INDIAN ninOn sfRFf' nH sat!shod that Il l,aa no
arl:inx from Impure hlood. bdlloyo lnt MI wife
JOSEPH II. 1ENoUX.
, 1880-10-09

E4},,l
pW, CI.AMK JGIsSk0ti hAxo Mao,i your raco1it.nt
tNulAH B1GNl!s HYlsuVTnr !iyspptisln ind Ejxh
1f bvs yours standing, md Il as bnnchte4 o llUFu
' 49," @' W1ll.tHM " III N1>uF.
, 1880-10-09
Scrofttla.

10 Grand, Marshall Co., ia.
nm, CLARK jnnSEnSi hal 70 usrd your excellent
INDIAN Nl.QDn erfktf for Ecrnfulh with great auo.
ccss und can heartily recommend It tn nll sMac1crs:
SARAH a. U0SCAS.
, 1880-10-09

Eycrtnn, Fayctte Ca, Ind.
0n. CLARK JoHHH0E: hy wfe wnH troubled for
yoAra with Liver Complaint ind Enlargement 81 the
eplccn. brought on h{ Typhoid Furer. was nnnbio
e yanI iNRiAN i'lxf,1, HYiliir: which sHeet.xiiy
the SANS d!.nnso inhUrlted froni theIr mothc.. Te
last ones 1ifd was saved " my win tnknx thn syrnp
child In drip doses when It about tyD days old.
Your medicine cannot bo praisch t!,p hah!y.
+. f.. KAN1EHS0N.
, 1880-10-09

Enorrr1Fe, YNrnon Cn., Wlf,
pn. CLAltK JoMksoS; Il1stns becn afl,lcted =
clncs Wlth0ut fndine Anylhtne 10 benenI mr. mill
commenced usng your fNn!AN BLOOD Eiitul'. a
abust TRIAL Hf tho Byrtin effected cnp'ct1 md
hare MT BEEN troubled since. SAMUEL NOyCE.
Wa.wosth. Naf~ost,1 Co., Wis
nm CtHrE AZ @ @5onSsoS; haye u.e1 yHMr Ieslnots
lMtnscrs tulto, md it tln1 dG0 NO uloru good tnn
1"' ''"'' ''~''~"e 0'e CiiHs. ". cnASuALI.
, 1880-10-09

49, QtfDHLt IAkthnQ t1.t Mich,
lNntAN DlDU3 ayliu!. aIli tnunI It u nc IN IN
ial1sthlg preventive ~ NeHra;aia Ut Tho Stomach,
"''@ 70 " p1narEYagns nEYa Hi SSM5e;1t
, 1880-10-09

Disease OF tho Stomach and Liver.
Rnrkakln, f3ihsnn Co., Ind.
IN; GI4HK IoTNGoX: TIL: Il q certify Tint your
fiet ne far IJycr c"mniont IND lnHlrNstnn,. '1 Mn
wise all similarly AFFLICTED to siv0 . q trial.
LOUIS ". MOHR1H.
, 1880-10-09

~ ~ KhH4f8. NA{1dh Co.. ID.
mn. CLAHK JOHNSON. i hmvn used fnFro 0f your
INDIAN BLOOD HfRUF. AMI 1t hhA clFpd mo rt
llv1F f0tnplnkHt and Sick tIrhluche. ! WRR RtBtl
ttOiihl1h Mtali u EOyD my Face. Whrh thH d0Ctnr
chilled CnncnF and shca lAlnE y0ur vnlARb!a 1ucd&-
c4nt II hns rapidly healed.
, 1880-10-09

Little N!vnf, DrrAtur Co.. Ia.
Pr Gf.4nK 5nHEst9E; ] h"!e n,ed yonr reliable
has entirely cured me. e9nnnt rceoEninenf Il too
highly. HARRISON auEKLEF.
, 1880-10-09

-. - WAUcVnd0, J4hk0 CO.. III.
nm CLAnK JoMNsnEs 1hnyo used your Er.at ~.
DIAN UlAlpll SYRUP and tMxo fIl!l II uuG1uafna
p 1u0d l.lrdor, aud tako pcasure I! EoGonW&nd"
ing Il a. auct. U, l.. PRATT.
, 1880-10-09
Suro euro for Ltver Complaint,

Morley, Aecttst4 Ca, Mich.
Pr Ci.AnK totINeoHs Fur twolrG {eaTz wns lroatcd
3nr 1FGF CnmpA1nt, but without henslc1aI tnatIta,
aGyte9 ,ss'1me!,sod !i.s ss9 q yonr INDIAN
Nnplelo cure. It bus nl.u cured y Witn 1T tho sAno
nlsGGAse. ! chn at!d DO eh99rIuaJ recommend yuAr
medicine 10 tho auaotinG pub!u+
, 1880-10-09

m c,,ng g;ot3Ey Mnton y M cc;, Mch:. Aue: 2. 1sa
s1uid fnd n9 Fel!st Rfoearca sumo of youf INDIAN
HlAND SYRUP. shGEt trial Ut wdsclI completely
raatnr0d Inn 70 health. AM nnM sfeIl ns aver
MIA In my life. rETEN J, KCArr.
, 1880-10-09

l,a1,eor tlty, I.apoet Co., Atioh.
DR. CtAnk l11Xs9X M s aa I tGn 1a.s 11nn1 9
"" "'' ~ '01' WALI4ACli CARPENTER.
, 1880-10-09

WnUd1And, 1FOquo11 E0, III.
DH, CLARK JOHNSON: cnn say that yn1F INDIAN
hltoOI SYRUP has equal f1f C9nhtipntGHs Sick.
1ianfacho Pain IN tho 81Wps. Nt1d Cftlle hnu eau
' NIIODA 4. HEED,
, 1880-10-09

Mover FAllh to Cure.
Wales. H. Clair Co., Mich.
pH. CtAkK JOHNSON. ! Waa troubled I'LL d Kpttl]u4
Mp y t99H after calling. 4nd The ua4 Ut yuur INDIAN
Ht.tun sfltuP co4t!O+uly ctFsd Gua. rccorlMGnd
u ~ valuable medicine, JOHN H. tAlt5OS.
, 1880-10-09

--... . FtOr*. DaviA Co.. In.
comClatnt ~ a9a nysGcn:a @ 70, ,cvesa ycars ana ":
Iifcly cured nc. 4. II. BOX.
, 1880-10-09

m: CLAIM JnHNs0ys hnyn u.od ynur INDIAN
hare received vrfn re1uf tllorefrnn,: rnnnat tro
0mmcnd Il too highly. JOHN C1gOEORU,
, 1880-10-09

Dbdacylite, 1nwn Co.. Wis
IN. CLAnF tGTfFnN: | whs troubled with pJa.
rsrsa. General teb'iiiy and J1hcnnattr la!na r.! q
nYmhst ~ ., nf Ycnt' hnt t!ncc using yonr 1SniAN y
tho beat medicine ovor used. MICHAEL. TEAL
, 1880-10-09

ntL CLAnx JnlINs0St nat In rnor hrnjtt. ind tho
use at ynnr INDIAN HOOD Hfltui' lid ne moro
cur Cd 1Ay husband OF Htck l!oadaahe. ~
AEt1, M. a. NlyENpu{tGiI.
, 1880-10-09

IT Anfrn, NcnEId Co., M!eh.
1XnlAS ht1}oD eyNur i0r l,osa Of ArpHitle: and
hnvn also nted It on nthcr occnslons With Lho ss1o
ycry sai0 and sojiaDlr re;nqiy. IL. ii. HANSON.
, 1880-10-09

Netnedy for ISIseuulntthna.
n; RI; GiHHK A, J9HNsHS; Th!s " to certify that your
lSnlAN l1IANb HflkUE tIn3 cOIuptlGly cured mo Ut
atiletVd. lAMEa iiIis.'
, 1880-10-09

Ia
Complaint for hften Yenrs and tFtcd nntncrons med
ctnfs and entr!nfGt tho hest ptyslciAne In the rn-
III without nndnE The dcs!ed relIeE At Int prn-
CURED sufne Of your tND An FLOOD RfNuI. ami II
uaod hnva nfsa use 1t In my nnlily for nJtpetsla
aud IpdIRcpt!on and II stuhds W!tllnntn rtVh1.
- EE1Iii3E Z TROY.
, 1880-10-09

Buckingham. kankekce CO.. H.. May u tslp.
DA. CtAHk 1nHNRDSs ] Hnx ErDAt kuHcfet 1fnn!
HhpuMatIam Mnd found MI relluf Mnit! s!itnmrncG1
now am much rDli8vch and benefited. Fccoul-
Reh4 your uodlcnc 10 Ill, ,,,,s,r,y,,,
, 1880-10-09

Waterman Htntlnn. tlo Knlb Co.. III.
n, CLARK 1nHHRnNs Tl!a lk to certify that your
DIAN BLOOD SYRUP has cured mo n Pain II lhc
4. 1t Is vnluabIe medicine. MIt9. W00D.
, 1880-10-09

plymouth, Hancock TO, III.
nH. CLARK JOHNSON: I l.ayD baan tE1nbe1 win
Nl1OHknqxB and DyBperRlA and lnlEpHtlnH} hnd lAf0
ufed your iNDtAE BLOOD Sfltui. aud found It TO
~ ". ''""1'0 THOMAS TAiMn11s.
, 1880-10-09
TESTIMONIALS.


NYkrNrN1Rt
Htnhhnl Htnrr. AdnEna Co., Ind.
I'm, CStNK JOnHR0St | wRA troubled a rroAt trnt
with nyfprrsls unttt n*od your. !Sf,!AS rit0D
bYNuF. which retscrcd 5ne+ JOHN nESlfAN.
DysrepAtn md indigestion.
Cedarvilie. Aiion Co., Ind.
IN. C1AnR joH*snS: Fur " cnty .nva ycor. wns
tsaus1cd Win what Il eomaon'v esficd Winter hr'st
Ntthnuf TrcctytHv nny benefit w!n.evrr. ct,nrfidrd
10 ~ your INDIAN 0fl Hfltt1r. nft Il has cur:d
l1e hoy d years q nec WI. af.'ctcd w'sI lltp NJ
bcs doctors il ihis atntc Of obtn. but they fatd Is
relieve him. 1the3 ttNd yntr SyrMr md y fa. Of
eg il arawina acan md nli shr!ugh ~ uso e !nnF
valuable modlclnc. JANIS a. JAC0Gy.
, 1880-10-09

Aurt,Th. khtlb Co., III.
m, CLARK i0HNaDNs hnE8 Haeti tnuH Of your
INDIAN BLOOD Ytttfs will beneficial ttAufa. And
think u Is good medicine to hulld up tIe syk.eai
&}nbilv. J. ". MUUN,
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-01-07
BOOKS RECEIVED.

a CRITICAL AND DocTRIYAL COMMENTARY
upon THE EPGsTLE TO THE ROMANS. Bv
William G. T. Shedd, D. D., Roosevelt Pro
lessor OF Systematic Theology in Union Theo-
logical Seminary, New York. Charles Scrib-
ners Sons. 1879. Received through West
Johnston Co., of this city.
Prof. Shedd is well known as an author and
as theologian His works have met with great
favor at the hands of the public, as shown by
the fact that his History of Christian Doctrine"
mas passed through six editions, and his "Homi-
letlcs and Pastoral Theology" through as many
his great learning and ability qualify him to
write a commentary on the Romans. which is
saying good deal The present volume is not
at all popular in its character; indeed we do
not even have the English text, which we think
is great blemish The learning disnIaved &c
great and the treatment of the subject is con-
Quoted, we think, with great force and original
lty. We consider the volume to be indisnensa
bic to theological library DR.. Shedd regards
the SIN of Adam as the sin of the human race
Adam was the fountain head of humanity. the
germ which has merely lowered into the race
and when ne sinned, it was federative act in
the strongest sense. His nature before and after
the tall was er necessjtate human nature. Adams
sin was not merely imputed to his descendants.
1t was their act. We regard this as the correct
and the only tenable view DR.. Hodge. how
ever, teaches that we did not actually sin in
Adam that God merely counted us as guilty in
him. The older Calvinism, following Angus
une' taught our real existence in Adam
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-01-07

CONFLICT, OF CHRISTIANITY WITH HEATHENIsM
By DR.. Gerhard Uhlhorn, Abbott of Loccum
etc. Edited and translated from the German
by Egbert G. Smyth and J. H. Ropes. New
York; Charles Scribners Sons 1879.
This book has been through three editions in
Germany, and has been translated into the Dan
ish and Swedish languages This is sufficient to
guarantee its value. AS far as we have exam
ined it, we find it fully worthy of its high rep
utation The author is profoundly acquainted
with his subject, and with all the recent learn
ing that bears upon it, and he groups his facts
with great skill and judgment The readers at
tentlon is secured and held by the terse, vivid.
powerful 'delineations of ancient Christian and
Pagan life. DR.. Uhlhorn has, too, quality not
too common among the German writer's; he is
man of exceedingly fine sense; there is no
foolishness of any sort in the book; on the con-
trary his views are at once profound and dis
criminative. His picture of the corruption of
the old Pagan world is absolutely appalling, and
ne brings out in striking contrast the aspects pre-
sented to the society of that day by the life of
the Christians. We have read nothing recently
that has charmed and instructed us more. We
hope the work will be very widely circulated.
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TIE SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY," PAPERS for
January. Contents.
History Of Lanes North Carolina Brigade
Report Of Gen. Forrest of Operations. &C. in
1854 The Cavalry; Explosive or Poisoned Mus
ket or Rife Balls Two Specimen Gases Of De
sertion "reminiscences Of Lee and Gordon at
APpomattox Q. IT,; Gen. Forests Report for
1853 Battle Of Gettysburg, &C.
VIRGINIA STATE AGRIcULrRAL SocrErY
MONTHLY JoURNAL for December Price 81.
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The reasons accompanying the applica-
ton for pardon in the corrupt solicitation
cases, after reviewing the act Of 1841,
which makes Philadelphia and Allegheny
counties liable for mob damage and which
the reasons affirm is an unjust discrimina-
ton against those localities, relate the
history in brief Of the introduction and
progress of the Roit bill in the Legisla--
ture, refer to the excitement attending
every vote upon it, and say that because
Of intense feeling against the act of 1871
Kembe, like many other citizens, did all
he could for the passage Of the Riot bill,
in order that Allegheny and Philadelphia
counties should have relief: that he was
not personally interested in the passage
of the bill, but only assisted, as did other
citizens of the State, in creating substan-
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strued into an admission of criminal
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conviction is all that justice demands
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Minnisota, was burned Sunday morning.
The upper story was used as a dormi-
tory, and twenty-five children were sleep
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About the only certainty in the domain
of the uncertain, if one may SO say, is the
fact that if General Grants name goes be-
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port him from first to last. No true
friend of any other candidate will flatter
him with any delusive hope to the con-
teary. 1t is probably true, all rumors to
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in his own State, and of course Mr.. Blaine
will be indorscd by Maine. Those who
talk of u divided Illinois delegation must
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consultation on the Presidential question.
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would spare the party many blunders.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-03

q ,ain. vas also refreshed by the sight OF
Virginia Valley man Immediately on my ar
rival. Il dill me good to see familiar face;
and as we walked through the hotel fragrant
odor was waited from an adjoining room. lie
remarked. THAT smells like home" could
only ask what he mint by such rcmark,--
Well. took mine through a straw. aud was
wishing all the time that my throat was MS
iopr and as crooked as the An3roscosg'n ri
yer. found Elizabeth llourshing town o!
nbou, two thousand people, with the advan,
tare of good water front, and doing a eood
business in cotton, corn. wheat, ilax-seed and
shingles. From there drove across the coun-
~ 10 uertford, on the Perquinmans river
quite a rice htllc town--and then to Edensop.
on E.lcntou Bay, which is really part OF the
Chowan river. There took a steamer down
the Chowan AMI across Albemarle sound,
which VIC crus~cl in storm, and which
don't want 10 cross in storm again. IL WAS
only twelve miles across, and we got into the
,;nanoakc river, and landed few rihs above
is mouth at Plymouth. where took the On
ole for this place. | am spending quiet
Sunday q, the BOYLE llouso'-thc most com
for,abic and best kept hotel 10 Eastern Caro-
lima
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-03
shcphcrdstown Summary.

From the Register:
Mr. s. S. Nclil 70 suggested as a Candidate
FOR Prosecuting Attorney.
SIR. Richard Lamar, beIow town. net with
painful accident on Monday last. by ruu-
ning 4 knife blade ihfObgb bis Icg
90 Thursday night q list wcck. eome
thieves entered the meet house Of Mr.. John u.
Sta!cy Of this town, aud took tbcicirOm H.
pieces of bacon.
Little Alice Pcndlcion, daughter of Prof D..
y. PonJleton. near town who it viii be -
mombereI fll 10 TIE College yard hero anl
broke hcr right ero, lcll again ~ Of icuce
one Dag last week, aud broke tie fame ann
near the elbow
Miss B,tio Morgan daughter II Col W 4.
Morgan near town. met with painful acci-
dcut 10y loiug pitched iroin wagon wbilcre-
turning ffOm a f.hing excursion. Wo aro
Glad to learn that she ]. recovering from Lee
injufies.
The Commencement exerics - Shepberl
College of this place opeur! ou wednesday
ni.ht last with w address before the parihe-
nian and CicerCuisn Literary 5ocic,ifs ~ ihe
Cilloge by heg. j. = Armstrong in fl.e Pres
by;crian church IN this town, entitled ~
" Siege of Derry" The church was wel bH-
ci aud tie speaker was atieulyely listened g..
asa result 4 Tic rccent rio 10 the river. ,lc
trosils work, used b. Messs C9frolc & 5iy
lor ~ constructing the ucw railroad bridge, ri
about two hrndscl feet 10 length and which
was between tie md and 5rI pi-rs iu tie rignr,
was completely swept away by tie high va
ter abou. 6 o'cloci. that ogcDiug Mr. Cf-
rods infofns u that & 90 would bot con-
pcnsaie them ior tie amount II damage d0re,
and they vii necessarily DO delayed sOme-
viva. with tie progress O: tbciF work.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-03
Historical Society of west virginia.

This useful Institution, Of which our
fellow citizen, Mr. Faulkner, hes FOR somf
years past been the president, held lis annual
meeting at tic University in Moreaniown on
The sth and 10Th of this mouth. It's proceed
ines this YEAR were more than usually attrac-
tive. lis president, Mr. Faulkner, laid before
il some original army books, embracing an in
trcstipg period Of the Revolutionary war
with historical explanations Of roiuls boz
intc!lisiblc TO the general reader; also pareTi
connected with what is called the Chesapeake
war" 10 which two companies from the counly
4 Berkeley participated also q compilation
Of the facts which led 10 the change Of q 0
name Of a town then in Berkeley, now IN JET
ferson county, from Truckheld to Wizirdf
Gin" Cn the 10Th Hon. Alex. L. Boicles
delivered his lecture on James Rnmscy In tho
large academic hall. 10 a crowded audience
Il was able and instructive and produced
A vivid and pleasing impression upon all wfo
lcard Il. Il is doubtful whether any lecture
ever delivered before the Historical Society
gsyo a. much patriotic satisfaction II was
noble vIndicaiion Of an honest md heroic
Wcs, va. mcchGuic 10 the merit Of ouo OF iho
are,tcs. discoveries Of the age--the steamboat.
Hon. Wm. H. Travers was elected, with hA
consent, to deliver he annual address In June
1881. An the former officers were reelected.
We hope this useful aod interesting Society
will coniiunc 10 grow To The favor oi our lead
ing snd public-s -sylritcd ciiizcus, and that IT'S
l.6ors viii brng forth m,,eIiai worthy Of tho
future history of our State hdrt'hNH'g
HndeDcndent.