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w,..n impure waters from lakes ana MYERS
oy the gravity SYSTEM ..,.or.
"The net galn IN beslih TO TIC consuna ~
| nv receiving absolutely pure wafer oy .ne
nsc 81 driven wells Will more tusn pay ,us
cost Of pumping" Ut into the water ma''S
| for use.)
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me- EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
yEw FALL GOODS
NOW OPENING AT
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
6O3 BROAD STREET.

JUST RECEIVED,
500 pieces HANDSOME FALL PRINTS, good
quality. at 5e.; - 80
without borders, ~ 7c.; - -
very n. west styles, from 2k 10 1916;
100 pieces FOULARD PERCALfS In entirely
new styles-Peacock Blue, Bronze, aud Garnet
shades; - -
$50 pieces NEW AND HANDSOME DRESS
GOODS, including all the latest shades and de-
Signs In Polka Dots, Brocaelles, &C., from zoe.
toSl.75: -..
HANDSOME BROCADE and POLKA-DOT VEL
VETS, VELVETEkNs, aud sATINs;
The greatest bargains IN BLACK CAshMtRES
ever offered In this city;
20 pieces ALIs-WOOL CASHMERE AZ 4Oc.-regu-
lar price 50c.: . .
inches wide, at soc. worth 15c.;
10 pieces ALi-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE, 40
Inches wide at zoe. worth $780,,
20 pieces BLACK CASHMERE from 75c. 10 Sl.2o
which are special bargains;
pieces BLACK SATIN At 90c. worth sl.25;
The prettest 81 BLACK SILK ever offered In
so dozen LADIES HALF-RE6ULAR SOLID
CUI.ORkD HOSE 81 &c. worth 25c.;
| rs 1ozen PONG EE-SILK HANDkERCHiEFS,e en-
broidsred ends. at l2,fc. wolth Csc;
rs dozen HANDSOME SHETLAND SHAWLS nc
Zoe. worth ~ and 81 as;
Anorhsr lot Of FRENCH-WOVES C0RsErS,
slightly damaged, al 26c.;
so dozen EXTRA HEAVY aud LONG REAL
FRENCH CORSET, At 60c. worth 6oe,
and thou ,ands Of other bargains, at -
se 6-eod y. MEYER SONS.
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AMELIA COUNTY.--LEwIs +. HARvIE,
Esq, writes to gentleman in this city as
follows:
Compromise approved by a joint meet
ing OF both parties unanimous, at Amelia
Courthouse, Dineteen-twentieths OF the
people In attendance at court participating.
l.. K. Hmyie, chairman Thomas X. Weisi-
ger, secretary; William Old offering the re-
solutions. / send this to you for puollca-
tion at once. L. Z. HARvIE."
Mr.. HARvIE is well known as Read
ulster.
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To-morrow Maine win bold her state
electtons. We entertain no hope whatever
tha, the Democrats can carry the STATE ana
would be as much surprised u tsey should
DO so as we were last November when tne
RexdIusters elected majority Of tue MEN,
hers OF the Virginia Legislature.
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DEATHS.

Died. on the I1th, at 2 O'Clock, CHARLES
HERBERT, second .on OF Mary A. and Alfred
Jennings: aged fourteen years two months anu
twenty-eight days.
Softly now the light OF day
Fades upon my sight away:
Free from care. from lsbors free.
Lord, would commune with Ihee.
Soon from me the tight Of day
Shall forever pass away;
Then from sin and sorrow free,
Take me, Lord, TO dwell with Thee.
His funeral will take from The Pine Street Baptist
church SUNDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintance are invited to attend.
Died, at the Male Orphan Asylum, on the morn
ing OF the Ilth, GEORGE EYERHARDT, In The
fourteenth year OF. his age.
The funeral service will take place at the Asylum
TODAY Sunday at 80 O'Clock.
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In yIenOriaIn.

III
The following lines are respectfully addressed 10
the memory Of HENRY c. G. PIERCE. OF chelsea
Hlll, Henrco county. who departed this life on the
3lst of August. 1880, in The twenty-hfth year or
his age: bearing, as we hope. some good thing to-
ward the Ford God OF Israeli:
40 star. un''mely set,
Why should we weep for theeF
Thy bright and dewy coronet
Is rising DER the sea-"
BEYOND this vale Of tears,
Beyond the bounds OF time,
Thine orb in glory now appears
Msesic and sublime.
Twas sad 10 see thee wane
Before deaths darksOme cloud;
And oh 4. IL gave us bitter pain
To see one fall SO proudi
But lie who made the stars
Designed that they should fall,
And rise again beyond eirth's jars
To deck the heavenly hail.
Our stars must each decline
TIL all have passed away,
To higher rise aud brighter shine,
Toward the perfect day.
40 star, untimely set,
why should we weep for thee ?"
Why should our cheeks with tears be wet,
When thou art glad and free
CHELSEA HILL, HESRlCo COUNTY, September
g. 1880.
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We return thanks to JAMES W. GREEN.
Esq, of Cupeper, (brother OF the late
WILLIAM GREEN. Esq, OF this city, for a
copy Of his pamphlet entitled "The Con-
dition Of the Country: Its Cause and the
Remedy In Three Parts"
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GT FIRST b AP list Oh u r CHI
Twelfth and Broad sireets).-Rev j. ID. HAw-
THoRNE, ID. D., will preach on SUNDAY at III
O'Clock A. M.-subiect, Peace Makers and Peace
Breakers or, The Code and Christianity; and
at z. M.-subJect, Religious Feryor." All
strangers welcome. 2t
r6-THE BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION OF RICHMOND AND MAN
CHEsTRR.-ThiS Association will hold It's monthly
meeting at the Sidney Baptist church SUNDAY AZ
TERNooN, September 18th, at o'clock.
WILLIAM ELLYsoN. President
GsOr0e O., Jackson. Secretary.
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Ex.Speaker Allen to Address the Citi'
xpns Of Rnth.

WARM SPRINGS, VA, September lex
Speaker III. G. Allen. Conservative candi-
date for Congress, telegraphs that he will
address the citizens here next Tuesday
(court-day). A big crowd Is expected.
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"If Lincoln were alive" says the Buffalo
Express, :" he would vote for Garfield"
Just so. Probably Adam would, too. 1t
would be very easy to prove, as Cy Prime
says, "ei old Bill Jones was alive."-Chi'
cdgo Times.
The Times is free lance. 1t fights
against everybody.
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r THALHIMER BROTHERS,
COL BROAD STREET.
THE ATTRACTION.

INV
We now nienty claim to present
THE BEST DISPLAY
sEAsoNABLE STYLES OF DRY GOODS
EVER SNOWY
IN THIS MARKET.
In presenting our NEW FALL STOCK for In
speciion we believe are jistiaed In saying that
the closest buyer will be satisfied with our prices,
and the most fastldous taste can be gratiaed with
our styles. We offer
ESPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
BLACK GOODS,
purchased at auction, embracing In part
ALL.wOoL CAsHMEREs,
SILK. WARP HENRlETTAs,
TAMIsE, GRAPE CLOTHS,
MONTE CLOTHS,
DRAP D'ETE, ALPACAs,
PURE MoHAIns, ETC., ETC.
INDREss GOODS AND TRIMMINGS
we are showing
ALL THE NOVELTIES RECENTLY INT RO.
DUCED,
both foreign and domestic fabric, Of every ina
ginable shade, and
TO ACCOMMODATE OUR TRADE
we have taken great piln5 to match all OF our
Dress Goods in all the new styles of Trim mings.
Our assortment Of
SILKS, sATINS, BROCADE SATINS, VELyETS
vELvETEENs, AND FANCY RIBBONS
is worthy OF inspection. We have also comp lete
line Of
DOUBLE.FOLD PLAIN AND FIGURED
FLANNELs
in all the cloth shades.
TABLE.LINENS, NAPKINS, and DOILlES from
auction;
| Is qualities of REMNANTS Of IRISH LINENS
10 qualities Of REMNANTS Of C0URTAULD' 5
GRAPES.
OUR sPECIALTIES.
BLACK-SILK PRINCES, CORDS and TASS ELS
LADIES', MISSES, and GENTLEMEN'S HO-
siERY,
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN's
| UNDERWEAR,
KID GLOVES, BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
PIANO aud TABLE-COVERS
TOWELS TOWELS! TOWELS!
Our store win be closed gu WEDNESDAY, Sep
TENDER 10, 1880. o,r,,,n,
| THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sel2.Su,W&Sa No. 60l Broad street.
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E GRAND OPENING -
or
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
ID. 4 L. HITTELDoRFER,

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
ID. L. HITTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET,
will open on MONDAY 8 COMPLETE NV
STOCK, bought OF importers aud at the n,la,ys
auction sales.
DRESS GOODS, In all the latest styles and novsI.
ties. from SC. per yard to the finest imported:
BLACK CAsHMEREs-the freaiest BARGAINS eve,
onered-st g, 22. 2s. IS, and 4Oc:
ALL-w0OL BLACK CAsHMEREsat 40 5.so
So, go. IS. 10, rs, so, and s5c.;
BLACK SILKS at So, 65, rs, Csc. 81 abdsl2s.
COLORED SILK and sATiNs for trimmlng,
very cheap;
BLANKETS, FLANNELs, CANTON
COTTONs, CALIC0Es, BED.TICKs. SHIFT.
INGs, and ALL DOMEsTICs, retailed at whole
sale prices.
CARPETS. CARPETS.
RUGS, RUGS.
CARPETS and RUGS from auctlon-tbe largest.
cheapest. and best stock ever shown IN This ci,v.
CARPETS at II, 10, %. %, %. 32, SO, 4e,4b
so, so, 81, 10, s5c., aud 81, for the best three
ply;
L.CLOJHs for tables aud floors, in 4-4,G.4.ana
"a, at very low prices.
HOSIERY for ladies, children, and gentlemen. IN
all styles and qualities;
$50 dozen LADIES FULL, REGULAR HOSE, IN
all styles, from an importer, 10 be sold at great
sacrifice,
UNDERWEAR for all. at all prices from 25c. up;
LADIES' VESTS at soc regular price, vi;
SCARLET UNDERSIlIRTs (medicated) At $50
worth 81 so;
NEW STYLES MADRAS GTNCHAMs.
CORSETS, CORSETS.
The celebrated GLOBE CORsETs at 80, 6jc- and
81. worth double the money;
HAMBURG EDGfNGs, TORCHON LACES,
TOWELS, NAPKINS, LINEN DAMASK,
WHITE GOODS OF all kinds;
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, BUTTONS. IN all the
new styles and shapes;
CAsSIMEREs, KENTUCKY JEANS, KERsEYS,
TwEEDs. BEAVER CLOTH, lower than ever
Give us a call before YOU buy.
u. & T.. MlTTELDoRFER,
eI2.su,W8sa3m 527 Broad street
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Too MucH OF Iy.--Thc device OF credit
inc verses to the wrong raan has grown 70
be stale. Il Is a pity that 1t was ever re.
sorted to. The people'cf the next geners-
ton who examine the files OF the present
will be aston,shed to fad verses which thcs
thought were written by JONES credited TO
SMITH, and will have as many disputes over
such matters as the present generation ex-
periences in determining the authorship OF
i" Cousistency's a Jewel" and "Thougn
Lost 10 Sight to Memory Dear" The Chi
cago Tribune has stolen the trick OF the
New Orleans Times man. and credits the
following to Joan KELLY, OF New YORK:
Ksss me. sweetheart, the spring Is here.
And Love Is lord Of you aud mel
The blne,esIs becson each passing bee;
The wildwood laughs TO the lowered year
There Is no bird IN brake or brier
Rut 10 his little mate sings he,
v Kiss me sweetheart, the spring Is mere,
And LoYeas lord OF you and me-"
Now, 1t is time to "stop this fooiing.,
There Is no longer any fun in 1t. Ii can DO
no good, and may, nay must, do harm al
some day.
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nnEAp FURNITURE STORE.

CHEAP FURNITURE sToRE.@-@
\JFALL GOODS.-Sneeisi attention Is eau ~
"a "a a,r IA rs and ,elsct stock Of pes and de- MI
sirsbie styles OF PARI.oR suffs In spun .,,asn,
and raw-sllk reps aud hair cloth VARIES ssst-
T'ate styIrs medium aud due lOPi.Ak An1 ~, .,,.
GOODS OF every IL scrip,icn. We would ssis.S a.,
al all who iaiend buying "a nl,urc 70 Eau .haxiax
ON Foods. We ARE deteImined 10 sell cheap, 'us"
any house In the ei,y. Easy !erms % a1y y SssN
80. l0 Governor street,
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, &
wi beers OF LOGE FRANCHISE, No. SO, XN
A. f. and A. NJ, are requested TO attend :
stated communication or heir Lodge at -. AIbans
Hall MONDAY. September 18Th, at p. NJ Mem
beers of sister lodges and all brethren in good stand
ing are iHvited to attend.
By order of the w. VI. -
WILLIAM LOYENSTEIN,
co I0-1t Secretary,
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FURNITURE.

7 am Offering a greater variety OF goods thsa :
have At any time In thirty years. Exsnins ~
ssrws SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD,
80 io-eod Governor street, RenmonI:
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MILITARY NOTICES.
AwUSEM ENTs.


EIRST GRAND BALL OF THE q
II SEASON, by RESCUE COUNCIL, NO. IA
l, JR. o. U. a. NJ. given on The occasion OF L "a,
their second anniversary, at MON1lCELLOS-~'s
HALL, MONDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 10, 1851.
Tickets Gentleman and ladies. rs cents.
Committee of Arrangements: ii. W. Stockmar,
,r., :. I. TDsley, Thomas III. Lyon, Jr., Pnl1p
Meisal, Jr., John NJ. Bailey.
handsome present 10 the pTettlest lazy dancer
Grand march Al O'Clock. Sc o-su, WASH
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Having sold our entire business-siock, fixtures,
aud good will-to Mr.. HENRY :. HCrZLsR, We
would cordially recommend him TO our friends and
the public, assuring them Of the hes, attention.
Thanking the pubic for past fayors, We are re-
specifically, MRS. r. III IlLhh.
ausI HUrZLER BROTHERS.
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NTcGILL LYCEUM.-A special meeting
wi of the above Society, for the transaction OF
importsnt business. Will take place at Lyceum Hall
MONDAY, 18th instant, at s p. VI. A full attend
snce requested. WILLIAM j. MCNAMARA,
60 l2-lt Secretary.
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MOZART AssoCIATIONl
RICHMOND, September 10, 1850.
rVNHE MEMBERS OF THE MOZART
Il CHORUS will meet at Mozart Hall THIS
tMonday) EVENING at s O'Clock. for organi'
ZatiOn, preparatory to a course Of Instruction
unGer direction of Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Bernard.
Every member Is particularly requested to attend.
Byorder Of the ,,,,,,,,r,,r
So 12-1t MUSICAL COMMITTEE.
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS.
wewill offer for sale this week complete assori-
ment OF
DRESS MATERIALS,
such as are to be worn this season comprising
SATIN DE LYON,
sURAH SILKS,
FANCY SILKS,
NUNS CLOTH.
CAMELETTA CLOTH.
PnPIN NOME.
LADIES' CLOTH. in all the new shades.
Also, special bargains In BLACK SILKS.
BLACK eros GRAIN SILK at 65c., 75c-, and
81;
GUINET'S BLACK SATIN FLAsHsILK at sl.Sl'
former price was sl.S5;
BONNET's CASHMERE ROYAL at alas, hhe
price of which is generally 1913;
Handsome BLACK SATIN DE LYON at sl.25
worth ~.
CAsHMERES.
ALL-WOOL CASHMERE, good quality, at 39ss;
LUPIN's FRENCH CASHMERE at 50e.;
BLACK ALL-wOOL MoMIE.CLOTH, 46 incbes
wide, at Csc, former price being 1925:
ALL-WOOL CRAPE-CLOTH, 27 inches wide, all
shades, at soc. These goods are generally SOLD
at 60c.
selI&l2 COHEN BROTHERS.
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Our store win be closed gu WEDNESDAY, sep
TENDER Is, 1880. ,.,,o,,,,,,.ne
sel2.SuWSSa No. COL Broad street.
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OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18Th;
10 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER BOTH; and
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27ru.
lsel2l
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After escape and recapture. and
repeated attempts since his second
incarceration, Jim johnson has at
last succeeded in getting out OF Jail
and has not been heard OF since.
Jim is u mulatto, about % years OF
age, five feet seven inches high, and
well proportional in limbs and build.
Rather full in the face, has a scar on
his face-on cheek or forehead, it is
thought-and one of a rope on his
neck. Dresses well, and is disposed
to cleanliness and keeping up good
appearance. At the time If bis last
capture he received q bullet in the
small of his back just above the
right kidney, and the wound is likely
sore yet. PAP ers in adjoining par
ishes will confer favor by publish
ing description.
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Dentistry.

DIR. HANCOCK. who has located in Ra-
pides parish, La, has made arrangements
to visit this place, Montgomery and Cane
river up as far as Natchitoches. monthly.
We are glad to have reliable Dentist
amongst US, and bespeak for him liberal
share of business. The Doctor brings
with him many letters of commentator
from the highest sources, Ex-Goy Hen
bricks of Indiana, Ex-Gov. j. q. Brown of
Tennessee. Judge Denny, Attorney Gen.
eral of indiana, and J. B. Glover, State
Treasurer of Indiana. We have seen some
of his work and think it will compare
we'll with work done in New Orleans or
any other place. Samples of his skill
can be seen in Colfax. OF
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We acknowledge the receipt OF
Treasurer Burke's annual report to
the Governor, which shows the total
amount of receipts for 1879, includ-
ing balance on hand Jan. /, 1879, to
have been 1896, 766 20, while the
total expenditures for the year foot
up 81, 1888 IL. Beside the item
lied accounts of receipts and expend-
lures the report also contains state
ments of the condition of the various
banking institutions in the State.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of John waddeIl, deceased

BY virtue Of authority in me vested by
an order of the Parish Court, parish of
Winn, State of Louisiana, will proceed
to sch, in the town of Montgomery, parish
of Grant, Sta:e aforesaid, ut IL O'clock
u. M, on
SATURDAY, April IL A. d. 1880.
the following tract Of innd belonging to
the succession of John Waddell, deceased,
to-wit:
Tract No. 8 of lot No. 8 of Waddell tract,
according to survey of Jules Lamei aux,
Parish Surveyor, dated 1874 and more full
ly described as follows: beginning at a
stake on the north boundary Of said Wad-
dell tract, 500 yards east, 81 degrees south,
from the northwest corner of said track.
and running thence east, II degrees south,
along said back line OF Waddel track PA
yards to stake; thence south. Is degrees
east. TO the bank of He'd river; thence
along the bank of Red river west, II de-
grees north. 2l4 yards; thence north, Is
degrees west, to place OF beginning on
back line, containing 1891 acres more or
less. Terms--C ash on the spot
ALFRED WADDELL,
Admir- Succession of John Waddell.
March 8, 1SS0-td
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Parish Court, Parish Of Grant, State OF
Louisiana-No. gu.
Succession of Josiah HUE, deceased.

Succession of Josiah HUE, deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of sale issued by
the Parish Judge of the above parish aud
State, in the above succession, dated Feb
ruary %, 1880, and addressed to me, will
offer for sale, at public auction, at the
court house door, in the town of Colfax, on
SATURDAY, April 18th, A d. 1880,
commencing at IL o'clock a M, the fol-
lowing described property belonging to
said succession, to-wit:
Pine woods land, in township 6 north,
range west, in said parish.
Lot No. 5, section 80, containing $3.50
acres.
Fractional west half of southwest quar-
ter of section %. township 6 north, range
2 west. containing rs 80 acres.
Northeast quarter OF southwest quarter
of section 30, containing 40.O7 acres.
Northwest quarter of south of section
20, containing 40 "a acres.
Eas; half OF northwest quarter of section
20, containing S0.l5 acres
Northeast quarter of section %. contain
ing 100. 80 acres.
North halt of northwest quarter Of Sec
ton Is, containing ~ 10 acres.
Southwest quarter Of section 81, con-
tanning 100 ~ acres.
East half of southeast quarter of Sec
ton 20, containing ~ Is acres.
Total, 701 go acres.
One tract comprises 1924 acres, and ia
described as the south half of northwest
quarter, and west half of southw,st quar-
ter Of section one ID in township 5 north,
range 3 west
The other tract comprises 160 acres, and
is described rs the northwest quarter OF
section 9, in township 5, range west.
Terms of sale, Cash, subject to appraise-
ment according to law.
j. OSBORN,
Dative Testamentary Executor of j. Huie's
Succession. = mh3-td
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PUBLIC NOTICE.


CoLFAx, La. Jan. Z, 1880.
Any and all persons holding parish war
rants, scrip or certificates of Indebtedness
against the parish of Grant, issued prior to
come forward and present the same to
Robt. S. Cameron. clerk of the police jury,
on OF before the second Monday in April,
1880, for approval and Authorization by
the police jury Of Grant parish ut their
next meeting, us all parish warrants, scrip
or certifica es of indebt. dness issued prior
to January 1st, 1879, shall not be consid-
cred and held valid for the payment Of
taxes unless 80 authenticated.
s. G. CURRY,
ja10 President Police Jury.
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Bedford, "a, Aim I'D Iron
SPRINGS.
Water, Mass and Pills.

Adapted in chrome diarrhoea, constipa-
ton, vnd scro.ua --Hy. Latham, X. d.,
Pres't Virginia Medical Society.
Successfully used i'm Dyspepsia, Chronic
LIAR ho-a and S,rofaia. Plof. :. Jacks 4
Uai, crsisy PA.
Efficient in ar;emi,; excellent appetizer
and blood pnriii r. II. Fisher, NJ. D., Ga.
valuable in nervous proslration, iudiges-
ton and ch,o.osis.--G. Z. iathews, NJ.
II " G.
- iinc tonic and alteraiive, very Halpahie
III diseases peculiar to females, chrome
fever aid ague, bronchitis and diseases OF
the digestive orgcns.--J. +. Rouyhtol, NJ.
l.. Ala.
Very benefrial in strengthening and I'M
Proving r..dIc- d s,stem.--i,ey. Jno w.
Becawith. hop 4 Ga.
Invaluable As u nervous tonic--i.on /.
G. Fowler. Tenn
Recomm. nsled as lrsphylsct,r IN Ma
lasinl disric = u. II. ] AREA, NJ. H.. n. o.
- stores debilitated SYST ems To health.-
y c. Mercer, NJ. %. Ind
Used with great Deuefit in Malai ial
Fever and Dil'theria"--S. +. Dupon, NJ
tia
vi great curative virtue. -Thos. +.
Rumbold, NJ. D., st. Louis.
Beneficial in uterine arrangements and
nialarious conditions e. NJ Vail, n. d..
Ohio.
Best Remedy ever used in disease of
the throat.-P. A. Sifferd. M. d.. N. G
Tonic alteration diureiic; one of natures
greatest remedies. Medical Association OF
Lynchburg, Virginia.
Adapted in certain Affections of the
kidneys and bladder; dyspepsia, lupus,
chlorosis, scrofuldus and cu'aueous aztec
tions.-Prf j. J. Moorman NJ. D., Va
Relieves headache, promptly-both sick
and nervous Rev. Z e. Dodson. Va.
Sample supply sent free TO any physician
desiring t. test Pamphlets sent free
Analysis " til each package Water as il
comes from the Springs 81 per ease of [
gallons in gla So 50 FIR 5 gallons. s.
for 10 gallons. ~ for 20 gallons in casks
Mass SO ceais AID 81; 81 50 and IS for hal
doz. Pills. pure sugar costed 25c. SOC
and Il paekasse; u 70. S. so, and $ bal
doz Sent postpaid anywhere THIS Mas
and Pills contains IN reduced spac ali ta,
curative powers of the water, AID Is con
,c.,lent. p.,iatable and soluble
Springs open for visitors jane lst Boar,
So per mont Special rates to iaiuilis1
and parties. Carriages meet visitors a
For st and lawyers d pot, each four mile
from springs, upon advice of arrival.
Address A. NJ. DAVIES,
Pres. Of the Co.
mh20-6'n ~ Aain ST., Lynchbarg, Va
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-03-20

Major Mccain has our thanks for
copies of the House Journal. In a
private letter the Major informs us
that Senate bill, general in its
character. has passed both houses,
authorizing the location of the parish
seat of any parish by vote of the
people, whenever a petitisn signed
by one-third Of the taxpayers shall
be presented to the police jury. and
empowering police juries to order an
election for the same. This may
cause bis bill to be laid aside, in
which case the Major will urge the
latter part Of the bill, relative to
taxation for the purpose of public
buildings, which clause is not en-
bodied in the general bill.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-03-20

During our absence last week MIR.
r. s. Cameron wrote up the locals
for the CHRONICLE, and be has many
thanks for the cleverness displayed
in getting out the paper. The Don"
has charge of the business formerly
carried on by Mr.. L. McNeely, where
his many friends will End him always
ready to smile with them at any and
all pleasantries that good nature may
bring ont.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-03-20

The we'll known firm of G. w. Boil
ton & Co.. at Pineville, formerly Mil
ling & Bolton. are receiving their
supply of spring and summer goods.
They keep everything the farmer may
need, and sell ut prices SO low that
one cannot fail to buy from them.
You viii end. it pleasant to call on
them even if not desiring to make
purchases.