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EuoktnE hAu, KAnkRX80 Co, lIE-* MAY II ETH
DEAN siMs eIusitAa!Y 9s41Iy thnt yont 1lsty cst,
sfsctiVp nild N hiKh!y ~ all ha hkE4 ud
Ii. haVa utA,d y0uF Mettcnu w3b ta tuo9t aassta0.
tory rpanlA and Gun ttvrpfuru r1cunlei't IL ut1 u
I'll fuublDd xAlh Llref Coslpiaus aG9 sHs
, 1880-10-05

8PfftlE U13p1Ift 70 TN FHltN9f TF1EqW,
s;rnlSuFlEtiI,, ILL.,. Ort~ 4.-.T1M lt;alDcrats
ATTEMPTED to ct,liuirraet tbs ercct 'pt Gen:
WtWilfnrl's ,neethig lt lsepresc,,tattSo iiall
Saturday night by holding o'ln Ut tllo
sn.ne. pfaco this evening. Codparo'l with
the f3rMSr the ,cnoer"tic ; a,, n'ee,Ias ;% wsE, r.
atfrlulancc. Ex-Senator 11rlon. ot Nchraski,
i,,atlc |, tceb!U attempt tn rGply 10 Zen.
WUo,1forl's magnificent sl,eecl!, hut ,lna,le n
complete fnliurn, a1,l 1nni!y tcityers.! y it"g
ElertIon laws. The speech did not have tho
effect OF Rroust1g enthusiasm.
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TfItnvbtpp ut9Aftt.

buckingham. kaaiAkoe TO-. 1T. Nay y. m:a
DEAR s!M: wa4 Eseat saasrgr ttgn HhsGatasa ~
niIst u a6sc Ii NlllAN lEl.UpH HfNUFf Hum n!1
AcknA all. ANNA f4E456NbAttA.
, 1880-10-05

. . : EtorA, Clay Co.. III,
DEAR SIN: ;rhls IS 10 certify lint your INDIAN
ul.UoD SYRUP hnB cured HIT OF Tbs T1ttd-tJay
Chlllt after Ait ether medicines had failed.
, 1880-10-05
liz fllo purpose Of Republicans fluw to "a tb:
work aud STOW the irncl,erous foo under.

srtetol Utfpdteh Ia The chtea9v 7fthithf.
WArrskA, ILL. f>ct. A.-~Jcssc UrcE, lf
(,lltt. n member. of ten. tiarileld's brigade
III thu War, n,Atlu N,ie OF tho best sf,ceclts
OF tlie can,paign III. tho Npcra-llo1!so tAf
latl WIS well i.!led, mil great enthusiasm,
prevailed. WhiIr tile meeting was in prog
russ Il .lrlnken Democrat chatkoa tho
houses md walks with "!s,n'' \ certain
nl,I,r,- shark ,nf this city, after tho Dill
English sIyle,',sas at tho 6ottola OF Il. E. :
rNnu.ASti.
j, sp'etal 1't'pa'eh h';7a, ckttsfo T!st'n..
s;,althn j. l'eclr, Republican,. fanlttAtn fnr
Congress III lhls fthn Fourth district, htNl
l,yllnl.l, Ills nppt,l,rilt, ntet NSloGtt debate
ttiis Mt.cr,,n,,M Ii, Fnlrantl. tIiS c9ttIty. Mr.
l'cotu opened III n fnrty-iiyc- ,ninhap ,spccr'',
covering 10 much Krtn,nt tlMt'JF was I'M
possible. for lfyItclu IL repEF hid llE bern
Nbtc. lly!et.l. In Ills SPEECH .df nA lln,tr,
scnrc ju,int. 'rtlr rf,st t!t Tile iti,lr WINS nc-
cllpct N abusing AMI yilaFytng, t'cII. tiAr-
field. leaving Tho questions at slaks rntifsly
UMt III lis spG.vt. Mr.. I'.a,lc closed In II
tfter,,,nni,.o speech, .fairlya carrying tic
a,.l!nnct, hy sturni. Thu np,lncrnts. tlc-
knowledge That 1Iyneitt was hAlly us.tl Nh
an.l t!'nt l!s T. not competent X meet Mr.
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DEAN Bin. NJ a.uahts1 IN .ass:ss H fT1M % a9p.
Aist difficulty for n0ts stnn se1F via the treat.
E'snt Ut two physittans,enne hiinp1ta2 r., ana ons
oshUr ns1lenss aaaonx hisa xas n! jayas: A!.S:;
81 Fve, / lethulaht nlytvif nt the lHtaAN NLouD
6Ykuf. and. running o. o. !Sat naIuyhat. tn{ w
cRERht yeur rHplEks u, laS assase wv satcn aa9
yuur nIedttlip. nrl tbs 1oy DS alt Syp atht1tnX
ftt4pds. ellv x1A tQ4u EHs!1t41 ~ tgEV!&!tT np4
health. 11AAf L. "A4AAUAG.
, 1880-10-05

-. Matt0on, Coles Co.. IT.
DEAR s1ts: and rour 1SD1fN l'l.unl} sftuP
epealiiy cures Chis, nnd rec1nHteflt Il NJ the
bent nlvdc!ne III the country fot Hhenmastssl md
Neuralgia. ELL MIVEHELk.
, 1880-10-05

SPECIAL Dltrastk 70 1HT FH1fa5a 7F3tFh3.
DuyKlRK, n. y, Oct. +.-col. "c1nrk F.
Cnrr slu,kc hcra to.Mlylt to II large n'utfGnr!,
Md niafle u niost excellent inpresslpn N, l'tlt
Ills first anpeararee III tl,u E'nplrH Slate ~
a,itl Vol thvin by its rionuence. lIis t',e,,;t:
WIS lnrgrly IN .tlit cf1ert If l>cmccratic rule
Urooks lOcotilvttso w0rks Uf tlis 1,Ence, 9fv-
ing HIN ,gtott tr'lnl for q must clf!cctty''
speech, 1lp .Enea tu.l,l0rtnw to Elnlri!,
where ho Is always Enthusiastically greeted.
, 1880-10-05

IT AQForx. K9R9 Eot III.
DEAR Hta. 1 have usod s0Mo OF youf 1Ap1AH
HLUUD tYuUF Win bUuctcaaI Tasuita and thing Is
IL vpuu petcfslB 10 build up tho syktofa generally.
"oe'" 'SSo'1 " ~ " j; ". MUM
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i: CONG1.ESSIONAL.

Special UjpI!tA Ia 1ht CAlfago iFttHHe.
Ior1svlE.l.E, Ky., Oct 4.--Ths Democrats
OF this district nre hRlty worked up pn the
subject ur II Congressional Representative.
Tho Iio,,. a. s. Willis. who ltas represented
louisville two turns, Is again Il candidate,
and IL backed by thu wcaisticst tobaecu n,ltl
whisky meu III this district, notwisi!stani:-
Ing Il lnrge element Of the Democracy or
W,Scs lin anil insists 0N nuDtlter nominee.
Butt, The Pt,xt md Conricr..fon11tul head
tho opposition 10 Willis. Mr.. Wattcrson
aLsclRlns my desire 10 become ca'.-
tlitlato htnlself, md declares his oppos[.
tlun to Willis. THIS afternoon tic
Post says tho opposition has agreed
| on Il candidate who will dcteat
| Willis. M nalne Is given. but those ,wI,o
ought to know predict tl!nt the Lion. =" y.
ss%;sti %assis ! !a'rosa, ssIi Il s g cdnf III ss "
IL quite certain he cni1 defeat Willis II! tho
('oi,yeltluu, but Should lle aud WIttts lath
E%n holors tho lnalc % s loW llkriX Sn,
my 's cleei = N%iiy Y DyinSsf1'x ; ars :; i1% ;,
"pp;sitloh to :, Willis Is tlint. aftts'r
eSiSE eHXi!nE to ssee committee # 81 peIsf ILL., thta I'll
n%$as fslat!S, q the ,lla'. WiIlla, i; I n; 4;
ElIal, hr tlGc1lnc.l to dU 80. alNt then settled
tlo nu1ter between ll1ke aH hi,nsel1 Gy iat. h.
| Has ltlE!e thus HHt'1tnt]A!G HHAses'' NV ~.
portancu to lr'lEry Democrats ut II ftit'n!. N
Congress, should thelr party Get III, Is the
boilo of real contention, llo tnubt.
sIxTEESTlf NEW Yol.K.
ALBANY, n. T., Oct. 1.-The Republicans
Of ti.is Congressional district l,Nya !Ereed to
withdraw thn!r tw0. candidates alnl support
Ur. s. u. Vufnlorpo1l, lato Health Oillctr Ut
the Port ut New York.
| rfluNTEENTlt NEW YORK.
Mlnpr.ErowS, y. T., Oct. i.-'rlso Green
l hackers ut the Fnnrteenth District nuMl.
mated a. j. CIenl81lts fur Congress.
Third MASSACHUSETTS,.
DosToS, Oct. .4.--4i. 4. llannay, nominated
Third District hns declined. 9
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= ''''t .. NtnGn, t:tNshatn5.d TO-. ILL.,
DhAn Bin: My dnurhtur Ind Chllis Tor f0ortaon
muntis. *n1 tried almost everything. Int HttnuM!
niApt sykuf short trt1i q whach H. eIestaalty
resi- oi MY family Ild have Ind for doolVE
6!nce hasu had Junf medicine IN nnJ nuust. Nuufl
moi bo wtshous il Rnd Recommend lis suffering
hunAnitJ. .AUS5&NNA4l LhWHHNCk.
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7---- J.GIiHdt EQOk Co, TT.
DEAR s1K: have found. " giving your lSDlAH
ttLU BftUl mir tral. tat It IL nii It u recon-.
snded IL be. Hnd nuy.so ANY ouv hy may 10 10 puue
AGAtkA to kiYN It q trlal. 0N- ElsEEAAAs
, 1880-10-05

; siae. 1loratlo Seymour will spenk lit Chlek-
rrtiR Hall on Friday evening 1T S-n'r!0cE.
,,ii.icr the management Of tho Young Mcn's
l'rlnoerntlr Club, nf which TOWNSEND COX
is'f'rcslttcnt.
NEGIscnAT!nN.
Tu-ln0rrDw IL the first day Of ttlc rcgistra.
i4lon In this ttty. Thousands Uf citizens aru
being naturallze'l to-day
, 1880-10-05
A Good, H9ood FarlaeF.

W8WCUfld3 IAE0 CO., III,
DEAR aGns hAvs used y0ny xt"at MI AN g1oup
nur, and taAo p!oAsurs IN tadoanisnt4Ha - sasn6
, 1880-10-05

2 - Woodland, 1fIqunts Goa III.
DEAH StR. can BuY th4t t1ur tNt1lAN Hl.u0D
EfNUis Gas no equal fur EunHilpat1ta, slch.lIekd-
nchc Palm In iha uwlos. and Chtils. and eau safsy
regola1pAl It's NAp ~ suffering hMmMnhF. u..
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-. ..-.-".. Puat!Ae. ltvlnEaan County, Ut.
DEAR StRs Th!A il ru14tlj thkt hNY1 eaeD
fHt!x bsetsa " qslng yess yfsat lH1SS Z nLU, ~
Rstntly tri,uIIed riIla Meakless~ tuur Msdit.Ga
n,Rxus l,,o teal baQ 1Qunz 4s!. s9n tqS2t9!nsnaH
- yu&uAA4N tuuiGdy. Hil9uA HAuHIIP.
, 1880-10-05

newnra OF t,uutsEfe!t Modlntus- i employ
tfnys'9nE agents ur runners To solicit trade ffom dsa
, 1880-10-05

FHIH III t3l0 IINEK.
, Waterman Station, do Ka1b Cor III! :,
DEAR Sin. This 10 to certify that your INDIAN
HlaJull SYRUP hHs cnrtd ua uf Fatn In ths gMck.
II u valuable medicine MAS. ,W9tD.
, 1880-10-05

nrAn s1R, I have isel your jElliAN TLUUD
SfNUls fUr Cramps Ia my Stomach and aso Tor my
childfgn. whu nsfs troubled with spasms and IN both
cnses II otfeckeM tutaplste cnrT, ,,,,, ...,rrz
, 1880-10-05
CHICAGO r1sEsDYTEn1+.

Niue! .'.,,c, niIit Siiellael MuFal.ieN NskGsl to
bo tak,u. under tho care of the l.rcsbytery. rs
candidates for tho m1ntstry Mnll to receive
tho lsecessary. iinulclal ai:i. rllo four young
examination. Theru was II long discussion
upon tlie lnerits ut tho candidates, Gis4
Alrssss. Waters, MacLaHe, anu Atcfatldel
Wrro tnkcI! under the cars q thu lsreseytary.
, 1880-10-05
DE. CElk hhnun's Indian Blood SyEuR

VAN, scIIAACK, STEVENSON co. u sad "
Np1ttlSUS, .PLUMMHM 4 co, 81 md h Laks.st
1ftt.3iAN : ElS1. 81 Lake VI -..
LUisN. sTVUEENUuAGu 4 Co, 70 Web42a-ay
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MARTINSBURG INDEPENDENT.

the disaffected temperance men
for Plaisted.
The result Of the secret meetings
of the Democratic and Green back
state committees to-day has been
"a determination to fuse as far as
possible. The following Green
back electors were nominated !:
John Chase, Of Turner Benz
Bunker, of Fairfield ; J. L. Turner.
OF Portla nd and Charles II. Whed-
din, of Calais. The state is to b.
flooded with speakers. A large
amount of money is to be raised
and expended, and an aggressive
campaign will be fought. The
Democratic committee voted to
have s. Watts, of Thomaston, with
drawn as q candidate for elector.
Watts was not present, and anoth-
er meeting will be held, at which
he will be formally requested to
resign or accept the alternative Of
being abandoned.
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SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1880.
Conventions i'm this State.

To nominate Democratic candi-
dates for Congress First District,
Wheeling August IL; Third Dis
trict, Hinton, August 4.
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL con-
vENTIoN-2D DIST. WEST VA.
The Republicans of the Second
Congressional District of this State
are invited to meet at their accus-
toned places for holding meetings
in their respective counties and ap-
point delegates to Congressional
Convention to be held at KEYsER,
on THURSDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF
AUGUST, 1880, to nominate a candi-
date to be voted for at the coming
fall election, to represent the said
District in the Congress of the Uni
ted States. BY order of the Com
mittee. N. N. HOFFMAN,
June 80, 80. Chairman.
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Meeting OF the Democratic
Executive Committee.

Pursuant to call of Hon. M. S.
Grantham, chairman, a meeting of
the Democratic Executive Commit
tee was held at the courthouse, on
Saturday, July oath, 1880. The fol.
lowing members were present: Mar
tinsburg, G. j. Faulkner, Jr.; Ar
den, Henry j. Seibert; Millcreek,
VIM. Kilmer; Gerardstown, M. S.
Grantham; Hedgesville, w. II. Kill
mer; Falling Waters, DR.. F. NJ.
Davis. Opequon, John w. Hollida.
On motion, G. J. Faulkner, Jr.,
was appointed Secretary pro TEN.
On motion it was ordered: That
primary conventions be held in each
District on the 18th day of August,
1880, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, except in
Martinsburg, which shall hold it's
primary at o'clock P. NJ, to elect
delegates to the County, Senatorial
and Judicial Conventions.
On motion it was ordered: That
the county Convention to nominate
county officers be held at the court
house in Martinsburg, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on Saturday, August 14th,
1880.
On motion it was ordered that the
primary conventions be held at the
following places at the time speci-
fed:
Martinsburg, court. house; Ope-
quon, Smoketown schOol-houSe;
Falling Waters, Grange Hall; He'd
gesville, Hedgesville; Gerardstown,
Gerardstown school-house; Mil
Creek, Bunker Hill school-house;
Arden, Grange Hall, north end of
Darkesville.
The following business will come
before the primary conventions:
Election of ten delegates from
each District, except Martinsburg,
which shall elect 20 to represent the
District in the county convention
to nominate Sheriff, President of the
County Court, Prosecuting Attor-
ney, two Assessors, Surveyor, two
members of the House of Delegates,
and three Commissioners and APP
point a county Executive Commit
tee.
Election of three delegates from
each of the Districts, except Mar
tinsburg, which shall elect ten to
represent them in the Senatorial and
Judicial convention to be hereafter
called-there being but one conven-
tion to nominate "a Senator and
Judge. i3a
The nomination of two Magis-
trates for each District.
The nomination of two COnsta-
bles for each District.
NJ. S. GRANTHAM,
&. J. FAULKNER, JR., Chm.
Sec'y, pro tenn. y.
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hended from the growing power and
influence of monopolies, we declare
that the Democratic party is now, as
it has ever been, the friend of the
people and the foe of all monopolies
that we are opposed to any system
of legislation that tends to foster the
power of such monopolies, and par
ticularly to that species of legisla-
tion that discriminates in favor of
railroad corporations and against the
people.
4. We recognize the proposed
amendments to the Constitution as
presenting questions above and out
side of party politics, and therefore
remit them to the unbiased judg-
ment of the people.
The following additional resolu-
tions were also reported by the COM
mIttee:
Resolved, That we regard the prac-
tice of accrediting any Democrats
who may be present at conventions
as delegates, as heretofore, as OPEN
ing the door to fraud and unfairness,
and method which is corrupt and
corrupting, and recommend the State
Executive Committee to take steps
to prevent the same in the future.
RESOLVED, That in the opinion of
this convention, the practice so COM
mon in the State whereby county
delegates to State and district con-
ventions are instructed to cast the
votes of the county for particular
candidates, is open to many serious
objections in that it gives rise to
fraud and unfair dealing to conven-
tions packed in the interest of par
ticular parties deprives opposing
candidates of the representatives to
which they would be otherwise emit
tied; produces complaint and dissat-
isfaction discrepancies the party and
tends to the defeat of it's candidates:
that we condemn this practice as be-
ing at war with the usages, princi-
pies and best interests of the Demo-
cratic party and should be discontin-
ued by all who have its success at
heart.
AS reported the resolutions were
adopted.
w. L. Wilson, of Jefferson, and E.
G. Cracraft, of Ohio, were appointed
electors at large.
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VIM. l.. RoYALL, the proprietor of
the Commonwealth at Richmond.
Va, in announcing its suspension,
transfers its subscription list and
advertising patronage to the State
an enterprising evening journal of
the same city. The publication has
been costly one to the proprietor,
who is left very nearly where he was
when he commenced his career as a
lawyer.
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Political Movement.

MAINE DEMOCRATS AND GREEN.
hackers CLOSER FUSION FOR
THE CAMPAIGN. ~. 44t
AUGUSTA, Me, July 27.-Both
the Democratic and Greenback
State Committees were in session
here to-day, tht' former ut the Au-
yusta and the latter "A; the Cory
House. The sessions were secret,
and repor ers were excluded. 1t
is the decision OF both committees
that fusion i the only course that
can be followed Great conces-
sions are 10 be made 10 the Green
back element. The leaders of the
party hope TO catch the votes of
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THE DEFEAT of Hon. G.. J. Faulk-
ner for the nomination for Govern
or amounts to nothing to him per-
sonally. In fact, in many respects,
he will be the gamer. But the East
ern Panhandle loses the Governor,
and the State the services of one of
the ablest and most experienced
statesmen within its borders. We
say this in no disparagement to Mr..
Jackson.
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OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

UELAW ARE, OHIO
Open to both sexes-with elegant home
for young ladies Five buildings. Ex-
tensive libraries, laboratories, and mu.
scum. Actual average cost to young men
for the last college year, including all
items, except clothing, $i5S. Classical,
Scientific, Preparatory and Normal
courses. Special advantages in Music,
Painting and Sciences. Attendance Gil.
In college classes 270. Write for Cata-
logue. Mention this paper.
G H PAYNE, LII. D.,
Jy24.lm. President.
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PIEDMONT
Female Institute.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.

Rev. and Mrs. R. K. Mead, Principals.
Twenty-eighth Annual Session begins 18TH
of September, 1880; ends middle of June,
1881. Situated in one of the healthiest
and most beautiful regions of the State;
is accessible from all points by railroad;
instruction covers the entire course of
study pursued in the best frst-elass
schools. Parents or Guardians sending
sons or wards to the University of Viz.
ginia will find it advantageous to patron.
ize this school. iyI0.lm.
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GEORGE TINGLE is happy. He
says he accomplished all he set out
to do when he came to the Conven-
tion. His cup would be full if he
could "scoop" the shrewd and willy
Col. Ben.
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THE WHEELING Register display
ed great enterprise in reporting the
proceedings of the Convention, and
having the paper circulated on the
streets here on the morning of its
publication.
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AT CANDAUAR the British have
suffered an overwhelming defeat
from the Afghans under command
of Ayoob Khan, and the remnant of
the forces are besieged in the citadel;
troops are hurrying to their relief,
and the prospects are opened of an
other war.
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THE MoCKING-B sings on the
magnolia bough, and the bittern
booms in the bayou, but our farmer
friend Arnett will still be unable to
plant his brogans on the tessellated
pave of the State Capital.
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THE Republicans Of the First Con-
gressional District, in this State,
have nominated Hon. John A. Hutch
inson, of Parkersburg, for Congress.
He is an able lawyer, an adroit deba-
tor, and will make it warm and close
for the Democratic nominee.
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THE OUTLOOK for Europe is not
so lamblike as it was. England's
actions are giving rise to various
rumors. 1t is barely possible that a
few more bullets may whistle be-
fore peace reigns supreme.
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GEN. WADE HAMPTON is angling
in Virginia, and said to be the most
skillful and successful fisherman that
the James river has known for years.
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THE NOMINATION of Judge John
Blair Hoge for Congress from this
district gives general satisfaction,
and is pronounced a strong party
nomination.
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OUR READERS will pardon the
lack of general, local and editorial
matter in this issue. We have been
unable to give our usual attention to
the make up of matter this week.
We will be on deck all right here
after.
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"Sooner or later" says a French
writer, "everything i found out"
Just so. A married man, for in.
stance, is generally found out later
about three hours later-than he
should be.
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Edwin Aiden's Advertisements.
WASHINGTON and
LEE UNIVERSITY.

Gan. G W. G. LEE, President.
Thorough instruction in Languages, Lit
erature, and Science; and in the Profess
sional Schools of Law and Engineering.
Tuition and fees reduced to total of SO.
Expenses from $500 to $3.50 for nine
months including tuition and fees. Next
session begins September 10th, 1880. For
catalogue address
J L. CAMPBELL, JR.
jy24-lm. Lexington. Va
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BOARDING
SCHOOL.

Near the University of Virginia, and pre-
paratory thereto. Sl0o per half session.
Send for circular containing particulars
REv. EDGAR WOODS,
JyZ4-lm. Charlottsville. Va
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THIS PAPER

lay be found on file at GEO. P. RowELL
Il Co.'S NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU
90 Spruce ST. where advertising con-
tracts may be made for it in NEW York
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THE EASTERN PANHANDLE, as
usual, is left out in the cold as re-
CARDS important State officers.
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THE EASTERN PANHANDLE
was "scooped" again by the Con-
vention.
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All transient advertisements due
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-04-07
THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST.

making, in clearing land and enlarg-
ing their groves, and this spirit of
improvement is manifested through
out the entire county.-Sunater
County Adv0nce.
We are informed by Mr. G. G.
Gibbs that the barn and stable of
General J. J. Dickson. at Quincy,
were consumed by fire Sunday with
their entire contents. The alarm
was given about l o'clock, but the
fire made such rapid Roadway that it
was impossible to subdue it, and it
was only by strenuous exertions that
his dwelling, some fifty yards dis
tant, was saved, the wind being very
high at the time The barn con-
tanned quantity OF corn and rice, be-
sides other things. There was a
small insurance on the building, but
not sufficient to cover the loss,
which is estimated to be about four
or five hundred dollars in excess of
the insurance The fire was the
work OF an unknown iDcendiary.-
FIOridi0a.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-04-07
This is not the worst Of it!

Materials and labor are still going up
Immense strikes among piano makers are
in progress. Manufacturers are months
behind orders. Americas factories can't
supply half the pianos wanted. Large
advances are yet to come.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-04-07

81 like to make sponge cake" she
said, innocently; cit makes my hands
so clean"
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-04-07

TO sell longer at old rates involves di-
rect loss. We therefore must announce
upon our Mathushek, Southern Gem and
Favorite Pianos an advance OF from III 10
IS dollars per style. Chickerlng Pianos
will be advanced April LIST 25 dollars on
each style.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-04-07
DIR. J.F. HAYWOOD,
Of New York, voluntarily indorses it.
RRAn NATnAr lie cave

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Dear Sir-Durng this year visited nine hundred
cases of lung Diseases. In the lower wards of the
city the cases we're of very severe type. 1t was
there my attention calledto TUFTS Expectorant,
and confess my surprise at its wonderful power.
During q practice of twenty years, 1 have never
known n medicine to act promptly, and with such
happy effects 1t instantly subdued the most violent
fits Of coughing and invariably cured the disease in
few days. Icheerfuly indorse it as the best lung
medicine ever used: