davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
800.
Beecher, in an endeavor to white
wash Garfield, says:

Beecher, IN an enueaNOr 10 Wnlte-
wash Garfield, says:
/ can imagine that might be sold llaugh-
ter, but self-respect obliges me to say that
never would sell myself for 1929. Laughter !
Do you suppose that any man in public life,
with high honors both present and pros
pective, would sell himself for so paltry a
sum as 1929 ?
Now if we thought our character
needed white-wash, Beecher is not
precisely the man we would go to
for it, thinking as we do that the
poor man needs all that he has got
for his own additions. We freely
grant, however, that Garfield had
too much self-respect to sell himself
as cheap as that. He did not do it ;
what he got was ten shares of credit
mo6iLieT stock, which in two years
had made sufficient dividends to
pay for themselves and leave the
fatal balance of
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
sage
due to Garfield.

After receiving this, Garfield had
still his stock, the par value of
which was $4,000, and for which
he could have gone on receiving
interest at 60 per cent, supposing
him to retain this stock and the
credit mO6ilier company to continue
its operations. 1t is true that neither
of these things happened. First,
when the matter stank too bad for
human nostrils, Garfield abandoned
his stock in a panic, and shortly
afterwards the credit nObjlier COM
pany itself dried up under the
scorching heat of congressional in
vestigatiOn; and 50 the
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16

As a rule, the size of the SEED will
indicate the depth at whieh to plant
it. starting with the smallest at one
half of an inch, such as celery, par
ships, etc, while peas and beaEs
may be put one and a half inches
deem.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16

We have a large stock of
ladies CiOaks, DOlmans,
Snawls, Subi0s, Children's
Hoods and Knit Sacks to
match and q nice line OF
Ladies' and Children Hose,
etc, etc. Call and SEQ us and
get a good bargain.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
COAL! COAL /!

sEPTEMBER DELIvE2Y.
st. Bernard Coal per Ger load, delivered,
"a cents per bushel.
ST. Bernard Coal per car load, On track III
cents per husllei.
ST. BERNARD Coal per 100 bushels, delivered,
IA cents per bushel.
cents per bushel.
Pittsburgh Coal, y bushels and over ~
cents per bushel.
sept. IS. lss0.~d
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
THIS WEEKS ELECTIONS.

On account of the intense interest
taken in the elections in Indiana
and Ohio, we give below list of all
the candidates in both states, which
will make the reports ineligible to
all when received:
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16

A woman in Jericho, Vermont,
having heard Il great deal about
preserving autumn leaves, put up
some, but afterwards told a neigh
Dor that they We're not fit TO eat.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
rhree hundred and still 30.

Nine, brothers, write it nine,
Write it on the shutters and write it on the
sign.
A great big with a combine
And 2 standing straight up before the p
A 3 behind the and 3 heads the line.
Nine, brothers, write 1t nine,
Write it on the shutters and write It on the
sign.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16

was all Garfield made by his bar
gain, but it was far from being all
he bargained for.
No, no! such Legislators as Gar
field do not sell cheap in any mar
ket, and we readily acquit Mr.. Gar
field from valuing himself at so
pitiful figure as
S320.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16

The greenbackers have the follow
ing candidates: For governor, Rich
ard Gregg for Acknowledgements,
T. F. De Bruhler; and for secretary
of state, F. It. Waring, besides con-
gressional candidates in twelve dis
tricts.
OHIO ELECTION.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
CIaTksViIIe Female Academy
An English, Classical, German and
French 5oarding-sohool.

TIME 81th Annual Session Of thiA popular
i Institution opens the ~ dizzy ~ otpicin-
her $50. n A unsurpassed "a heaiihlnoEs
of location, benuty az buildings enc grounds,
superior tenciters, thorough culture and nc
complishmcnt- One hunlrcu doliaft IA
advance will pay board and luitlou in Eng
lish Latin and French months. Music, ily
best professors, SIS. New catalogues lrNc.
s. R. PLUMBER, President.
iyl0-tf Clnrksville, Tenn
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16

q u. w. Macrae, Cashier of tho First Ma
fionai Bank, GAINESVILLE, Tenn, do solemnly
swear. that the above statement is true to
the best OF my knowledge and belief.
B. w. MACRAE, Cashier.
Cofreet--Attest:
s. r. BEAUMONT,
J.P. Y. WHITFIELD, Directors.
w. F.TAYLoR,
sworn Is and subscribed before me the 9Th
day Of October, 1850.
W. p. KEESEE,
Notary Public,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
Public Speaking.


William NJ. Daniel, democratic candidate
for the state senate, will address the people
at the following times and places:
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Wiley's Chapel, Saturday, Oct rs.
Port Royal, Saturday, Oct. %.
GAINESVILLE, at night, Monday, Oct. Is.
South Clarksville, at Emory's old store, at
night, Tuesday, Oct. %.
ROBERTSON COUNTY.
Springfield, Monday, Oct. A.
Cross Plains, Monday, Oct IS.
Barren Plains, Tuesday, Oct. 10.
Green Brier, Wednesday, Oct. %.
Cedar Hill, Thursday, Oct. 81.
Adams Station, Friday, Oct. p.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
GAlsFIELD,s LAMENT.

This life of mine
I'd fain resign
No more 10 hear 32D.
All things combine
And still outline
My anguish from 329.
III to the brine
| do incline
The breakers roar 329.
The gentle vine
Its leaves entWine
In forms that read 329.
All how malign
That awful sign
Writ everywhere 500.
Woes me! l pine
For Auld-Lang-Syne
Before | snatched 500.
This cheek eff mine
Incarnadine
CLOVIS when l hear 329.
Oh comrades mine.
Upon this line
l cannot fight 500.
329,
329,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16

THE election takes place Tuesday
November >.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
FOR GOVERNOR,

Hen Jno- " Wright,
OF MAURY.
FOR CoNGRESS-SIXTH DISTRICT,
Hen Jno- F. Eo1se,
OF MONTGOMERY.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
VIM M Daniel,
OF MONTGOMERY.
FOR FLOATER,
Alex Bagwe11,
OF STEWART.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
Rufus III Rhodes,
OF MONTGOMERY.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16

BLANKS or every description for
ale at this Office
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
District ELECTORS

District Electors.
LIST District-CHAs. r. VANCE.
ID District-W. L. LEDGERWOOD.
3d District-JNO. R. NEAL, of Rhea.
4th District-JOSEPH K. WASHINGTON,
OF Robertson.
5th District-JAS. II. BURNAM, OF Lincoln.
9TH District-W. A. THOMA.
eth District-ED. Il. TALLIAFERRO.
sth District-A. q. HAWKINS, of Carroll.
9Th District-T. T.. RICHARDSON.
10th District-R. J. MORGAN, OF Shelby.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16

Na~UUN ~ 7 VI u v
&c. Stated. q. Shanklin,
coNGP ESS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-27

STORE AND RESIDENCE BURNED At EAGLE
PAss-AN EDrToR MURDERED IN TEXAS
STEAMER BURNED AT MENPHfs-sTEAM-
Err FROM NORFOLK DIsABLED-A BE-
QUEST TO THE HAMPTON NORMAL coll
LEGE-eENERAL LoSGsTRBET = POSTAL
REPORT OUTLET FOR THE SOUTHERN
PACIFIC RoAD-sUProsED MURDER NEAR
LEADvILLE-THE EPISCOPAL COUNCIL
IN NEW YoRK-AyARCHY ~ CABUL-THE
POWERS OF THE IRISH EXECUTIVE TO BE
TRENGTHENED-GRAvE BUMORs FROM
THE TOWN OF KILDARE-MURDER OF
THE ANEER.
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Tho limited states Postal ser,see.

WASHINGTON, October 26.-General Bra
dy, Second Assistant PostmasteE.GenR raj,
has completed his annual repor: for ID lis
cal wear ended June 80, 1880 1t shows
that on that date postal service Vas in ope-
ration on LIS railroad routes asy .regating
50, 800 niles in length, and that IT'S annual
cost for ansportation aloB0 " as slO,50O,-
600. The cost of transporiat, .on on 9,s63
" star-seryice" routes, agg .egatlng 235,-
24s miles In length, vas for the year,
81, 1888 800. This was nef .rly S1,000,000 in
excess OF the expenti,u res for the same
branch Of service IN the year preceding,
but the service in she mean time had been
greatly extended IN the States Of Indiana,
Ohio, Kentucky. tennessee, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi, George, North Carolina, South
Carolina, and Florida. The " star service y
during the year 1879 was virtually doubled.
General Bu.dy calls attention TO the recent
report OF the Superintendent OF the Rail
way MAJ, Service, and approves the recon-
mendp,lons contained therein.
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DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED LAWYER
Baltimore Sun. Mr.. William p. Preston.
for many years prominent lawyer OF
Baltimore. died at O'Clock Monday MORN
ing, after brief illness OF an affection OF
the brain. Mr.. Preston was born IL Vir-
ginia in 1871. When a youth he lived In
Philadelphia, and in the business office Of
his guardian acquired fine, bold hand
writing, for which he was celebrated. AZ
forwards he returned TO Virginia and was
tutor in the family OF President Monroe.
lie then visited Great Britain and other
countries Of Europe. When about TWEEN
ty-one wears old he came TO Baltimore
and studied law in the office OF Mr..
John V. l.. Mcmahon. Mr.. Preston
was FIRST brought prominently before the
public by being engaged as counsel
Tor The creditors Of the Bank OF Maryland,
which failed in 1884, and from which the
alarming riots OF 1895 resulted. During
that period series OF letters written by
Mr.. Preston aud signed "Junius" attract
ed much attention. In the suits against the
bank be was opposed by Reverdy johnson,
Judge John Glenn, and other prominent
lawyers. The greatest reputation acquired by
Mr. Preston, however, was as criminal
lawyer, for which he was eminenty fitted
BY his energy, industry, aud perseverance,
as well as by bis eloquence before jury.
He was engaged as counsel for the defence
IN over one hundred cases for capital
offences. Indeed, for series OF years there
was scarcely any criminal case OF note In
which be was not employed.
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DANVILLE.
TIE MARONEY-RAMEY AFFAIR-THE OF II Il
CASES OF sHOOTING-sCOTT HAWKINS MUIR
DERkD AND ROBBED.

CASES or SHOOTING-SC0TT HAWKINS MUIR
DERED AND ROBBED.
. ICorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER 26. 1880.
Denis Maroney, who was shot by John
W. Ramey on Saturday night, as ] reported
yesterday, was regarded as in 4 critical con-
ditiOn late last night. The only differ encc
between the account OF the shooting gave
yesterday and that now given is that Ma
TOney did not shoot at ltamey, but came out
in The street and struck hin. after Ramey
had killed Maroney's dog for biting Ramey's
son, and then Ramey commenced shooting
at him. II appears. however, that MaroIey
did attempt 10 shoot, but his pistol failed TO
fire. Ramey bad not been arrested yester-
day evening. Soon after the shooting he
went of to his home, which is about six
miles east Of the city.
The case OF Barton Smith (called Boswell
Smith in the report Obtained), who shot a
woman named Mary Mitchell on Saturday
night ia house OF ill-iame, was taken up
yesterday and continued. The ball had not
been extracted yesterday evening, and the
condition OF the woman was regarded as
critical.
The case OF David Graves and Ned Cole
man two cOlored mem, who had "scrim-
mage" on Saturday night, in which one
shot the other with a pistol, was twice be-
fore court yesterday, and was at last dis
posed Of by Justice Luck with fine OF Sl5
upon Graves and 81 80 upon Coleman.
Scott Hawkins. whose body was found in
the canal sunday morning, was from the
Swansonylle neighborhood, aud net from
about BroYille. as reported yesterday:
learned yesterday that he was a farmer and
young man Of good standing, aud that at
one time during Saturday he bad $500 on his
person. The general impression is that 1t
was ease OF murder aud robbery; but it
is not known whether detectives are on the
track OF the murderer or not. ALPHA.
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Pacific Railroad party, composed OF the
Hon. Charles Croker, presi TENT Of the
Southern Pacific and yice-presideut OF the
Central Pacific railroad; Thomas w. Pierce
and n. s. spoford. Of The Galveston and
San Antonio railroad; and George Croker
and Colonel James Gamble. general super
intendeDt Of the Western Union telegraph
lines on the Pacific coast. left to-day via
Morgan Line for Galveston and San Ant0-
Mo. Mr.. Croker Is looking for an outlet
TO tbe Guh for his railroad, which, be
States will certainly be completed within
two years, and possibly cartier.
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF KICBMOND. OcroBER rs, leeO.
ARRIVED.

Schooner Maxon Rogers. Daniels. New York,
guano, ". Il. Gle mments; vessel, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Ida \. Jayne, nills, NeW YORK lroh'
Tredegar Company; vessel, Curtis Parker:
Schooner II. simmons. Godfrey, New YORK, iron,
Tredegar Company; vessel, Gurus Paiker.
Schooner l.. d. Barnes, Bush, New YORK, mer-
chanGise, Quits Parker.
schooner Veto, larsen, Norfolk, Hight, Curtis &
Parker. ,
s. II. HAYES: vessel, Curtis & Parker
Schooner Gtorge +. Haock, Sharrett, New YORK.
light, Curtis 4 Parker. ,,.,,,,,.
coal, s. II. Halves; vessel, CARTS Parker.
Schooner Howard n. Johnson, Paul, Baltimore
Grain CALICO Mills: YES el, Curtis x Parker.
Schooner Il. +. Ravens, Pierce, New York. hsht,
Chesapeake and OHIO raj road.
Schooner William ii. Bailey. Bailey New \ ork'
light Chesape and ohio railroad.
Schooner John II. Rapp, Call, New York salt
Davenport x Morris. ,,.,
Schooner D.. II. I5grabam, Greely, Roekand'
scho ner Paul 4 Thompon, Brown, Pniladel.
phis. COAL Wirt Roberts. -
schooner Y. II. BurrOw, Crosley, New lofbs
gu.no Richmond aud Dsnyilie railroac.
SAILED.
steamship Old DoniDion, Walker, New YORK.
merchandise and passengers, u. W. Ahen * ~ ;
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise, and passengers, L. ID Iatsm'
agent ,.. >- x,,, ,,.s
srhoSnti Veto, Larsen. Providence, CosL Curtis
- schoSaer Martha Collins, Morgan, Norfolk coa'r
Schooner iunter. Nash, New York, coal and car
boys, Curtis 4 Parker.
By telegraph.
phil ApFIPIIA, PA. October 26.--fhe steamer
J,nIata from Savannah, reports that on me 2oth
Instant ia latitude SO 05f Longitude 71Cp4', me
passed automatic buoy painted req, aSr, 7so
On the same day, In latitude 80 20, long ude, 90
she rassea through quantity Of wreck-siun-a Vcf'
| sel's mast, chairs. tables, steps, &C.
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sANFORD's C.TARRH CURE.
CANFORD's RADICAL CURE FOR
CATARRH.
INSTANTANEOUS, ECONOMICAL, SAFE, RAD
ICAL TREATMENT FOR ONE DOLLAR.

Poisonous catarrhal matter filing the nasal pass
ages ros away the membranes, tissues; ana car
tiIages causing loss OF smell, Taste. and Hearing
The puirid accommodations drop during sleep INFO
The throat and are swallowed. paralyzlDg digestion.
Taken uD by the absorbenls' the virus enters lhs
generating fatal affections Of lac Lungs, Liver and
Kidneys. ,,.. o..
Strike nj the roots Of this gigantic disease Cleanse,
nurify and heal the ms mbrane lining the nasa. pas
sages and then by constitutional treatment neu-
traljse tho poison IN the blood ana othsr nains;
SANFOap's RADICAL CURE. win IMPROVED
INuALxR and CATARRHAL SOLVENT, reaches
Every part OF the affected syste M cleansing ruriy-
ing and toring. II Is radical aud permanent. IL
IS economical aud safe Try II before IL Is too late.
Price, with Improved iuhsier, CATARRHAL SOL
VENT, Treatise, and Directions, VI. soid every
Gen General Agent. WEEKS POTTER, Boston.
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Money on call. 2h@3 per cent. Fxchange-Lone,
ASH; short, 1891. state bonds dun. Governments
we ESrecning.-Money, 2H@3H per cent. Exchange,
4SlH. Governments quiet int strong; new 0s,
1913: "a per cents, 10; per cents lO9H' States
inactive. .
NEW YORK October 26-The Posts financial
article says Il Is dull day at the stock EIcnsnge'
Railroad bonds are IRREGULAR, Dut kenerd nv
higher. The principal demand to-day Is Tor
Texas aud PLcle tko Grandc clyisionl nrsts,
which have advanced to co. Texas aud Pacific
land-grant-incOme sevens, which nave advanced
to 74A: Milwaukee and -; PAU eens9s, " ,,nal
lacrosse GlVisiOnl to 93}s, aud Milwaukee ana
n. Paul q. and ID. dlvlslon) 10 llSf large
business was done in Erie second consols AT
93Ld93%; Kau.as aud Texas seconCs have de-
clined "a 10 6SA, ana Canada southern nthtS 20
90 from 100 yesterday, The stock market Dad
strong ournIng. prices being sol per cent. above
Yesterdays closing, the after Chicago aud Alton.
During the first hour the market was lrregu ar me
stocks which were strong having been the coal
shares, which advance sax Yer cent, me lattet
Reading, Northwest preferred, which advanced 70
l424 Milwaukee anu -. Paul perferred, which adj
yanced To- 199f. and Burlington ana = nncy 10
1885, The remainder Of the lis was rather heavy.
since the first hour the whole list has bten weak,
and there has been decline OF 4@l,s' ana ,nciuu
of 3 per cent. was due 10 the position 81
speculation In the stock The demonstrated
worthlessnrss of the shares, except as counters
in speculative game, having induced larger
sales OF Il than could DC convent ntly delivered; IN
short. the STOCK was SO ONclsOu lilib the httlcIS
could he suue, zed.n and this was what was done.
The stock which fell Is was Northwest preferred;
Northern Pacific preferred fell per cent, THIS
villa fell ! per cent on little or no business -.
Paul and Omaha fell !. on reports Of another snow
Storm The remainder OF the list fell lsGH. Erie
CONTINUES 10 be very active and The most diverse
opinions can be heard on the street respecting The
Immediate future OF the pIce. In the telegrdphic
stocks. Western Union Is down Z aud American
District up g. Money on call Is 24G3H per cent,
on time 3M4 per cent, and on prime mercantile
paper 90 per cent. -
The following quotations were current to-day
United States 4 per cents. llO@ llOa; United
states Az per cents, 1000 lO9b; -. OF {. 3'6o's,
90, safes; New jersey Central, rs; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi. 36s: Erie. 43A; Michigan Central, 1904
Lake shore, Il4si Northwest, ~ =; North a,.
Island, 1919; -. Paul, 1893; -. PAUL preferred,
Il9; Wabash, -. Louis and Pacific, 4 y; Wabash,
~. Louis and Pacific preferred, 74is; Kan.as and
TEXAS. 3sJ5: Western Union Telegraph, l0lA; {.
{. and I. c., 10; Pacific Mail, 40b
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 26.-Vir2inia 6's, Old, 10;
deferred, 8 cousOis 6 second SERIES. "a past
du. coupons, 9Oa new l0-40's, Al. Bid TO Gay.
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CCTIcuRA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
& POTTER. Chemists and Druggists, 800 Washing
ton street Boston, and for sale by all drugsists
Price OF CUTICURA, Medicinal Jelly: small
boxes so cents; large boxes, 81. CuTICURA RE-
SOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier, al pr Ooliie
CUTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET sOAP, - cents.
CUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP 10 cents
in bars for BARRIERS and large consumers, 80 cen's
Al mailed free on receipt Of price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-27
CAI.T.RHEITN.

Mrs. Asa r. Brown, Maiden, Mass, had sat,
Rheum on body and limbs for eight years, no Kind
of treatment or medicine or doctors did ner any
good. Limbs so raw and painful that she was
obliged at times TO 90 about on crutches Many OF
Maldens best citizens can testify 10 her conditi0n.
She despared Of cure. or even relei. yea inc
CTT,CURA RFsOIyENT internally, and the CUTI-
CURA and CUTICURA SOAP externally, ana was
cured in six months.
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WONDERFUL CURES.

What cures Of Blood and skin Diseases, and
Scoln Affections with Loss Of Hair, can compare
with those Of The Hon. William Taylor, B1sion'
State senator Of Masss chnselts; Alderman Iucker,
Roston:S, A. steele. Esq, Chicago; +. ". Drake,
Es1. Detroit; II. T.. Carpenter, Esd. Henderson, \.
Y; Charles Houshlon. E'q., Boston ana mahy
others, details % which may b. hsd on Application
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CUTTCURA RESOLyEST - the greatest bloon pu-
riGer I'm medicine II acts through the bowels liver,
kidneys, and skin. CUTICURA, a Mediclnal Jeliy;
arrests external disease eats away iieless e.h ara
stin alIays Inflammation, itching, and irritation,
and heals, CUTICURA SOAP cicanses, meals, solt-
ems. whitens, and beauties The skin. IL ana me
CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP. me only medciha
shaving soap, are prepared from CUTICCRA.
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vOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERs.
NoLLINs's vOLTAIC
" ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.

The Electro Galyanic Battery attached 10 Col
LINgs vOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLAsTERs IL war;
ranled superior 10 every W Battery before the pub,
s, Liver, kidnsy., and Urinary. Diseases, Nervous
Pains aud Weakness, AslArsa, aud Asue Palms. Sole
eysrywhse, oc 23.stW
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MILWAUKEE.

CARD.--TO OWNERS OF CITY AND
IN COUNTRY PROPERTY rare opportunity Is
prssene i for placing all your city aud country pro-
oerty An our VIRGINIA REAL ESTATE JOUR-
MAJ, free. Our paper VIII 20 10 press IN few
dsys. Parties desiring 20 avail themselves OF ire
advertising will plfs.se send Isl OF CITY AMI
SS~-1 ~ n Is. CHAPLIN q co,
&C 20-9t Real Estate Aysnsh
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\ IEDICAL AND
SURGICAL APPLIANCES
Of the MOST APPROVED PATTERNS, such as
ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS for yaricose veins
and weakness Of the limbs
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
sEELEY's HARD-RUBBEE TRUssEs'
sHoULDER-BRACEs for boys and girls
SPLINTS.
sUsPENsORIES,
PEssARIEs,
| ER.CL0TH,
OILED SILK,
NURSING BOTTLES and TUBES,
BREAST PUMPS, &C., &C.,
For sale by T. ROBERTS BAKER,
Pharmacist
successor to MEADE 4 BAKER,
| ocl el9 east Main street.
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Two Thousand Dollars 10 a virginia
College.

LYDIA Maria Child gave $1,000 10 the
Hampton Agricultural College in Virginia.
and distributed $4,000 among come BALI
dozen charitable institutions.
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Manuel Manlniz. New Orleans, La, writes: No
Others can compare with the IUTlCURA kEME-
case OF What the dsciors called Eczema, which was
elec,ually cured IN eight weeks"