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Important 80 COnsumptiyes.
A Gentleman having been so fortunate as TO
cure has son CT Consumption in its worst
stages, after being given up to die by the most
celebrated physicians, desires to make known
the cure (Which proves successful in every case
to thOsa afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs, Colds Consumption and Affections of
clpe, free of charge to all who desire it, if they
Will forward their address to DANIEL A DEE
81 Liberty ST., New York. maI3O-Gin
EaVe yGp Heard the News
SMITH d SHAKMhN, wholesale druggists
1ul discovery of the age. The Stomach
lsitfers will cure Headache, Loss of Appetite
Nervous Affections, Liver Complaint, General
Debility. and the Ike. Give Ii a trial and cease
your complaining. The ijitters act like magic
le3-ly
Ladies, If you wish stylish, perfect fitting
and durable Boot, go to c. L. WELLER'S Boot
and Shoe Store, Main Street.
Children's Hats and Caps just received, all
the latest novelties in the above goods at G. H.
WELLER'S. Main Street.
Shoes and Shoes forever ybody, largeand small.
at rcT@ced prices: at c, J.. WELLEP'S Root ana
Shoe 3tofc.
Hand and Machine Sewed Boots and CATERS,
Custom made and warranted in fit and quality
for sale low. at c. L. WELLER'S.
Fifty cases Mems and Boys Kip Boots at low
est prices at c. L. WELLER'S Boot and Shoe
Store Main Street.
Gentlemen's Slippers, opera and Plain, al
&. i. W EiiIERS.
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Something fine, Mocha and Java Choice
Roasted Coffee. apr2O-2t ]. E. GRAHAM

Roasted Coffee. aprZO-ZC j. f. bRAhAM.
SPECIAL CONVENTION OF THE LUTHERAN
SYNob.-fi,e special convention Of the Luther
an Synod called TO Try tie charges preferred by
Rev. j. B. Haskell against Rev. J. !. Miller, and
also the charges preferred by Rev. j. /. Miller
against Rev. j. B. Haskell, has been in secret
session in the Lutheran church of this city
since last Wednesday, and Will probably re-
main in session several days longer.
The examination of testimony on the first
set Of charges was completed on Friday night,
when the Synod adjourned to Monday (yester-
da,) when tie argument by Rev. Mr.. Haske ell
ami Rev. Mr. Miller was heard on The first set
OF charges. being those preferred against Rev
MI Miller.
The Judgment OF Synod hes not, as yet, been
given.
The following ministers and lay delegates
were present:
MiniSterS.-Revs. ]. F. Campbell, President;
J. II. Barb, Secretary; ]. NJ. Shreckhise, ]. A.
Snyder, Prof. j. l. Miller, D. NJ. Gilbert w
Eicheberger, E. H. Jones, ]. B. Haske ell, James
Willis, J. S. Moser, j. NJ. Hedrick L. NJ. SIbole
C. Beard, and A. A. j. Bushong.
Log Ie1egdteS,-Prof. E. L. Ide, j. j. Masin-
cupp, Capt. z. 4. FIlcher, and - Grove,
PRUNEs, Pared Peaches canned goods OF all
kinds apr6-2t ]. F.. GRAHAM.
New BAPTIST CliuRCH.-A week ago, Rev.
J. NJ. Pitcher OF CoEingtcn, and Rev. Porter
field Swami of Goshen Bridge, organic ed & Bap-
fist church, called "Woodland," near Fairview
at the junction of the Harrisonburg & Warm
Springs Turnpike with the road from Millboro'
to the Warm Springs. The new church elected
clerk and deacon, and is making arrange
ments to secure the pastoral services of Rev.
POrterfield Swami.
uranaas erocns. Figs, Dates, Prunes
apr2v-2t' - - J. +. GRAHAM.
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10 the Voters Of The City OF StduntOn::
AT the earnest solicitation of many friends
and voters of the City of StauntOn, l have con-
sented to announce mysefa candidate for the
office of COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY for the
City, and l respectfully request your votes at
the polls ir May next. Should you see pro-
per to elect me will endeavOr to honestly and
efficiently perform the duties of the position
under any and all circumstances.
Respectfully,
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For the SPECTATOR.
FAREWELL PARTY.-On the 10Th inst, there
assembled at our residence number offriends,
performing the double purpose of expressing
their regret at our departure for Woodstock,
and presenting many very beautiful and val.
liable gifts-tokens of friendship and trophies
for our remembrance-making another bright
spot, which will last forever, on memory's
page. For all of which we feel, and wish to ex-
press our thanks, and assurance that our
prayers shall follow them, and all others, who
have from time to time. shown us kindness by
word Or deed. They shall be rewarded by Il I'M
whose reward Is sure.
AMI, E,,rrTx-
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CHURCHES SUNDAY.-Rev. DR.. Junkin, Pas
tor of New Providence, Rockbridge county,
preached, morning and evening, in the First
Presbyterian church.
Rev. VIM. S. p. Bryan. OF Randolph county,
w. Va, grandson of the distinguished Rev. DR..
VIM. S. Plumer, for whom he is named,
preached in the Second Presbyterian church in
the morning. There were no services at night.
In the Lutheran church, Rev. DR.. ]. F. Camp
bell of Capon Road, Shenandoah county,
preached ia tie morning. and Rev. James
Willis, of Strasurg, N the evening.
In the other churches, tsiare were the usual
services by the pastors thereof.
SHESANDoAH VALLEY RAILRoAD.-W. w.
Coe, Chief Engineer of the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad, and Mr.. Trayers, the Attorney for
that road, went over the line last week looking
to the connection of that road with ING Ches.
Ohio Railroad lear Waynesboro'. The Attof-
ney was engaged IN fixing the land damages
along the route. We understand that the con-
tract for the Waynesboro' division, a distance
of p miles, which was recently surrendered bJ'
Messrs. McCabe d Spiller, has been awarded to
another party, who is now shipping carts, &c,
from New York preparatory to going TO work
at once
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Gladke brought large stock of carpets and
straw mattings-all very cheap. 1t
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To the Voters Of the City Of lStau1,ton:
l respectfully announce myself candidate
FOR the office of COMMONW EALTHS ATTORNEY
for the City at the coming election-the 4th
Thursday IN May.
mar30-tde II. ST. GEO. TUCKER.
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PARNASSUS 1TEMS.-Mr. Editor AS our lit
tie village is not often noticed in your paper,
will try to tell you what our citizens are doing
Business is booming with all the mechanics
A new school house is now being built, 36 feet
long by % feet wide, and two stories high. The
lower room will be used as school-rooi4i, and
the upper by the Y. NJ. C. A. and other useful
organizations. The wheat and oats in this Sec
ton are looking well and growing fast. With
the exception of apples and late fruit, the fruit
in this section has been killed by the late
frosts. T. A Is.
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Naynes3OrO' items.

From our special correspondent H
Our town has been unusually quiet daring
the last week, and very few farmers have been
in town, as they are now busy getting ready TO
plant corn.
From all accounts every thing will be ''boonl-
ing in a few days, as work again will be re
sumed on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad at
this place. There have been several well
known contractors here looking at the work
Among them Mr.. j. j. Fitzpatrick, who has
received the contract for the work from here to
Mine Hill, twenty 1--we miles. he wifi PIT q
large force Of hands On thc work, and viii push
it with his usual rapidity.
w H. Travers, Esq, of Charlestown, W. Va.
Attorney for the Shenandoah Valley Railroad,
was in town last week settling with parties
| through whose lands the Railroad passes. Very
| fair damages were allowed to all,
| Steps arg being taken to organize lodge
| of the knights of Honor IN this place, and
some of our best citizens will become members.
| Last Sunday there were three persons bap-
tied in the river at this PLACE By rev. i. 5.
! Jones, OF the cOlo.ed Baptist church.
Messrs. Cochran. Ross and Massie. OF the
University of Virginia, purchased the old
Mountain Top Hotel last week. This Hotel Is
| intend to improve and make it frst-class
| summer resort.
| Maj. A. NJ Bowman shipped a pair of his line
bronze turkeys to Gallipolis, Ohio, last week,
| The new ten pin alley was completed Satiif-
| day evening, and large lrowd was present TIL
| late at night.
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ACCIDENT TO A MUTE.-Thomas Sites,
young deafand- dumb man, whose parents re-
side near Taylor's Springs. in Rockingham
county, was struck by car attached toarepalr
train as it was backing on the Valley railroad
near Linville Station, Wednesday morning.
and dangerously hurt. He was walking on
the track when struck by the car.
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FOR COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE.

To the Voters 0lthe city of Stanton:
l respectfully announce myself as candi-
date for.re-eecton to the office of Commission
er of the Revenue at the election to be held the
4th Thursday of May next.
ap6-tde# V. Il VIC GEO. H. HUDSON.
The best Goods ever offered for cents, in
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takes pleasure in announcing to his friends,
customers and the public generally that he has
engaged and has now the cooperation of that
eminent Artist Matchmaker, Manufacturing
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Gladkc has just returned with q very rye
stock of spring and summer dry goods ana mil
lineFy. Give him call and see the best stock
of goods ever brought to this Market IT,
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To the Voters ofhe Cffv of !Ma,,oto,,

TO The Voters q The Cfty Of NduntOn
Maj. Elder having published card declining
to be candidate for reelection to the office Of
CoMMoNwEALTHs ATTORNEY for the City of
Staunton, hereby announce myselfa ca1fdi-
date for election to that office and respectfully
solicit your vote at the polls in May next. If
elected l shall endeavor to discharge the duties
of the office impartially and faithfully.
Respectfully,
mar30-tde ALEX. +, ROBERTSON
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FOR COMMON WEALTII'S ATTORNEY.
T0M Totsrs of1tc City of Sta unton:
Maj Thomas c. Elder, having, by published
card, declined reelection to the Office of CITY
ATTORNEY, hereby respectfully announce
myself candidate for the position that will
be thus made vacant. Should it be your pleasure
to elect me l pledge myself to a faithful and
CONSCIENTIOUS discharge of the dutie of the Of
flee, Respectfully
EDWARD ECHOLS.
Extraordinarily May 81 1880
mar30-tde
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Peoples Toice is the title ola new Readjuster
Arnold, Editor and proprietor.
At l o'clock, on the afternoon of Saturday
last, there was a rain here attended by vivid
lightning and loud thunder.
In an alteration between two negroes in
Gallows Town the other day, one squeched
the other by retorting. You black negro, you
got no more sense than you had before you
went to the Convention"
The Presbyterian congregation at Messy
Greek, Of which Rev. j. W. Rosebro is pastor
have secured sufficient subscriptions to ensure
the building Of house of worship. That church
is prospecting finely under the pastorate of Rev.
Mr. Rosebro, who is an able and popular min
lister.
On last Saturday afternoon, wind, rain and
thunder storm passed over Staunton, during
which the lightning struck the lightning rod
on the house of Mrs. II. Mayse, on Lewis street,
but did damage beyond knocking few
bricks off the chimney. On fthe same after
moon hail fell in different parts of the county.
Y NJ c. Allowing to the heavy rain which
fell Sunday evening, the meeting was not as
large as usual, although profitable hour was
spent. Mr.. II. D. Peck led. Several responded
no invitations to address the meeting
Next Sunday, Mr.. H. Ker will conduct the
axercises. Subiect-Sth chapter of End Cor
rintbians. AS it is the first Sunday, doors will
he thrown open to the ladies', who are cordially
invited
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Personals.


Judge Perkins. of Cumberland, county, Va,
was thrown from his horse last week and had
an arm broken.
Mrs. James Witt, of Monroe county, w. Va,
has become insane. She is young woman
who has been married about three years. No
special cause can be assigned.
James P Carpenter, merchant and postmas-
ter at Grove Hill, Page county, Va, commit
ted suicide atan early hour Thursday morning,
by hanging. Cause not positively known.
Mr.. William Haymaker, an old and estima-
BILE citizen of Winchester, died on Monday
night of last week. after Il severe illness. lie
was about 20 years of age.
Mr.. ]. W. Foster, of Leesburg, was married
week before last, at the residence of Senator
Thurman, in Washington, to Miss Mary Mitch
ell, granddaughter OF Gen. Leslie Combs, OF
Kentucky.
Col. j. Alex. Montgomery has rendered his
resignation as Teller of the Bank of Lewisburg,
w. Va, and has accepted moreslucrative po-
siton IS Civil Engineer on the Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad.
Weare pleased to announce that Mr.. Gideon
nhart, of this county, who has been sick for
some time. is well enough again to go about,
and was in this city yesterday. We hope he
will be spared many years yet. org
Mrs. Susan B. Johnson, daughter of Col. G. 7.
Barbee, of Bridgewater, Rockingham county,
died in Romney, Hampshire CO., W. Va, on
the 18th inst. Her mother, Mrs. Barbee, reach
ed the home of the deceased i'll time to see her
before her soul took its flight from time to
eternity.
Mr. Frank H. Littell, worthy citizen and
former merchant of New Market, Shenandoah
county, died there suddenly on last Friday af-
ternoon. He was never married. Was in easy
pecuniary circumstances, and very kind to his
relatives, and popular with all who knew him.
He was, we suppose, about 60 years ofage.
We had the pleasure of call last week from
Mr.. Samuel Charlton, who is travelling in the
interest of the Pittsburgh Daily Telegraph. II e
was introduced by letter from Mr.. ]. B. Rosen-
berger, a typo who is well known in Stanton
he having lived here some years ago. Mr.
Rosenberger is now foreman of the Pittsburgh
Evening Chronicle, and is well and doing WELL
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KidneyWort in hot weather sustalns the
system and keeps up the strength.
GEN. gDfu, a. logan,
Hero OF the late war, and now u. S. Senator
from Illinois, writes :-''SOme years ago | was
troubled more or less with infiammatory rheu-
matism, and have within the last year or so
suffered intensely with same disease. | began
to take 'Durang's Rheumatic Remedy and am
thoroughly satisfied that | have been perma-
nently cured by its use. l do not hesitate 10
recommend it,"
This great Remedy has been before the pub
lie six years. 1t is taken internally, and never
fails to cure the worst case Sold by every
druggist in Staunton,
Send for 40-page pamphlet to
Il. k. HELPHENSTINE
DRUGGIST,
nol0-lm Washington, ID. c.
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THE ApvANCE-The publication of an after
noon paper. to be called The AdUance, is to be
commenced al Lynchburg, with Hon. Thomas
Whitehead as editor. Mr.. Whitehead is not
only a man of very fiRe intellect, put has had
experience as an editor having been for some
time, till a week ago, the chief editor of the
Lynchburg NelUS The Aduance will be an ably
edited journal and will deserve to succeed.
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am candidate for reelection to the May
orally and respectfully ask your sufrages,
ap6-tde WM l.. BALTH1S,
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MRS. SCHERER is in the North, attenting the
summer openings. She wishes her friends and
the public generally to examine her stock be-
fore buying elsewhere. The goods will lie
bought for cash and sold for cash very low
Store room opposite Valley Bank. apl2O- 2t*
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STYLISH.-A seal skin jacket is no doubt,
very Stylish but is perfect trap for catching
cold. We would advise all ladies wearing the
same to keep DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup handy
Price % cents
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takes pleasure in announcing to his friends,
customers and the public generally that he has
engaged ana has now the cooperation of that
enina Artist Matchmaker, Manufactu ring
J2weIry and EngraVer,
MI. y. HI. @ A.RDN Err,
of % years experience. Watch and Clock re-
pairing, w2.c.. ease making and repairing,
JeweiTy made to order, either plain engraved,
chased or enGmeled. TO Diamonds and other
precious stone setting and repairing of fine and
complicated watches and clocks speciality.
Plain and ornamental! lettering and engraving
door and coffin plates made to order. Gold
Silver. Nic+lo dating and Fine Gliding.
Old Gold Refined and Made Over, Roman
Gold and Etr;lgoan Work hard soIdored with
out Changing color. All work warranted to give
satisfaction: Specimens Mp. Gardner's work
and engraving can he seen at my store, and
general invitation is herewith eXl ended,
Most Respectfully,
f. REOW MOLD.
No New St., Va, Hotel Building,
apG-it StauntOn, Va.
NC,IIC I1msTOCKHoLpER$5' MEET
~ ING OF THE VALLEY RAILROAD
There VIII be n meeting of the
Stockholders of the Valley Rail Road Compa-
ny held at Company,s 0ffice, in ne sity.of
May, 1850. ut - O'Clock. M.
apfG-tdH, \. MADDISON, Secretary.
Vi;,d.csitor. Valley Nirginian, Fincastie Her
aid, and Lexington Gazette please copy.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY under
Az signed beg leave to inform the pablo
that they have resumed the DIsiness OF Real
Estate Agents. Parties desiring to buy or sell
realestate cen ali on the undersigned at their
law O.liea N StauntOn; or information can be
obtained OF Messrs. +. NJ. Gushing 4 son.
apG-tf v. V. C. ELDER ~ NELSON.
HoRsETS, KGD GLOVES (alI shades,
CHIEFS very pretty0 FRENCH EMBROID-
Erred HANDKERCHIEFS Fancy Il Mourn
ngD II. $. ANDttERCHI EFIS; marrow and
wide borders. Just received at WELLER'S.
THE REST
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THIS PAPER be found dS on Ne q. ss
Advertising Bureau 90 Spruce st where advertising
contracts may be made for it IN NEW YORE
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EIecafon-Thursday May 27th, 1850.
FOR MAYOR.

In reply to your very flat
tering call in the "Vindicator of the 10Th inst,
L have in addition, a large number of private
calls to become a candidate for the office of
Mayor of the city. AS these complimentary re-
quests, public and private, come unsolicited on
my part, appreciate them the more, as an evil
dence of your confidence and an earnest desire
that should be a candidate for said office:
Therefore, yielding my personal feelings in
the matter most respectfully respond that, If
my fellow citizens shall, at the election in May,
confer the Office of Mayor upon me, will accept
the honor, with all its responsibilities, and try
to discharge its duties
Thanking you most cordially for this evidence
of your confidence and esteem. remain yours
truly, JOHN b. EVANS.
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nnar30-tde
rs Of the city Of Sya,.nto,. :

am candidate for the position of COMMON
WEALTH's ATTORNEY for the City, and solicit
your votes at the polls, on the 4th Thursday in
May.
mar30-tde LEWIS NJ, BUMGARDNER.
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PRUNEs, Pared Peaches canned goods OF al
kinds apr6-2t ]. f. GRAHAM.

oransas lemons. Figs, Dates, Prunes.
apr2v-2t - -" ]. +. GRAHAM.
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The best corn fertilizer for the least money is
my Material Mixture" ASK your neighbors "a
bout it. apr20-2t ]. +. GRAHAM.
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ALEXANDRIA, GEAIN MARKET,

Best BfnfnN 4 S-/7- "a
GoAetaily rated first quality OOGdl 81
Meululn or good lair quality. ........3 O0Cd3 81
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows2 ;5O692 Is
Extreme range Of prices................2 SOFAS 50
Most OF the sales were from ...........l - u y
Total receipts for the week -. ned sa les l355
Inc mari9t was AIRY active to-day though
perhaps not suite as brisk as last week. but
prices were on from the beginning of opera
tions, tne decline ranging from ID cents per IOO
the dealers reporting quotations. quality con-
| sldered, as fully &c off as they say that Cattle
OF superior grade sold at &c lower figures
than last week. The quality generally was of
better average than it was the-
Mich Cows-There &c = fair demand for GOOD
COWS. we CCCte at zoe i5 per head as to quail
ity. wa " 1'''i-
Sheep and Lambs-There is {. large fnoroa 70
in the number of Sheep and Ta.I.s offered
over last week.. and 2 general Improvement
IN tne Qual1ty, as compared with the offer
lngs tnen; and with fair demand on the
part OF our home butchers, and some little
from outsiders, the market has been active no
lear beng entertained as to the diaposa, of the
stock offered, to day Or shortly thereafter We
quote i.If 10 good grades wool Sheep at 4l5G6I5
cents and 60: sheared at 4G5L cents per Id .:
week 1870 head. 80 ''A' III 80
Hogs-The quality of the offerings is fully as
good IS u was last week in most OF the wards
WnlIe III some 1t is reported as being better
ma IMAM IL was then There is a large increase in
tne NUMBER OF the receiDts undpr the infIu-
ence of which prices have fallen Off l1lni e.
CONSIDERING the large increase the demand
may De considered fair, though in one yard it
Is Fepo'd e" rather slow. We quote common
Hogs at oo6I cents, and the better grades g. IA
vs. oehts, WIN most sales at 63Z66l% cents per
| III he'' ArrlVals this week 9O76 head.
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augusta County and English Spring Races

A GOOD ATTENDANCE-INTERE RACES
FAIR INAUGURATION OF A NEW ENTER
PRISE
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Ladies, If you wish stylish. perfect fitting
ana durable Boot. go to c. L. WELLER'S Boot
and Shoe Store, Main Street
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MARRIAGES.

Gentlemen's Slippers, opera and Plain, al
{. l.. " tii4IE,R'S.
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-08-14
e.r FRANKFORT, KY, AUGUST 14 1880.

cheerful and full of business, and it makes
one feel good to mix with the people for a
few hours Good church edifices and first
class schools are to he found here every
thing seems to be pushed along in a
businesslike way; few loafers are to he
seen on the streets, and everybody appears
to he in a hurry--all of which speaks well
for Harrodsburg's 2, 100 inhabitants.
was my next stopping place 1t is quite a
nice town, but confess / was somewhat
in the place 1t is pretty
town, but expected to see a prettier The
Deaf and Dumb Institute and some very
fine schools are located here Two of the
best papers in the State, and two or three
good hotels are also located here The
streets are wide and in good order, the
houses look well, business seems to be fair,
and, taken altogether, the town is above
the average
left the place early Saturday morning
and got home for breakfast. A iter spend
ng couple of days in the Capital City
came to Louisville, at which place | am
still sojourning. suppose | could say moth
ng of the Falls City that would be new
% the readers Of the ROUNDABOUT, so | will
lose this letter c. B.
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-08-14
NUMBER AZ

Dr.. I. T. BRADFoRD's Cure for Rheumatism.
Gout, and Neuralgia. This is not nostrum
but a preparation compounded by an expert
enced physician with view to the cure Of the
above complaints. To any who are suffering
we offer this remedy a sure cure, and can
furnish the most reliable testimonials from per-
sons who have used it AMI been relieved. Price
ffty cents per bottle. Further information Civ
en- by the solo proprietor, Dr.. 7. T. Bradford,
Augusta, Ky. For sale by W. II. Averil
Frankfort, Ky. John D. Park & Sons, whole
sale agents, Cincinnati, o. feb2I-6m.