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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-18
Hon. lanes Barbour.
IFircas:ls Hera d.


The following letter, addressed to Major
James Mcdowell, chairman OF the County
Executive Committee, was received from
Hon. James Barbour In response to an invl'
tation to address our people last court-day
CuLPgPER, September 9, 1880.
Dear SIr,-I receive so many calls to ad-
dress the people that have not the physical
power TO meet moieiy Of them. For many
reasons would be glad to be with the
Democratic people OF Botetourt, but an
engagement IN the interest OF our party
which | cannot forego-renders 1t I'M
possible for me TO be with you on
the 18th. | trust that my labors for
YOUR cause NAV not be altogether frultless,
although not directly on your field. am
a Readjuster. and was one when it cost a
pubic man something to be one. In the
last one, two, and. three years many have
been brought to our ranks. and we are now
a controlling majority OF the state. But
have faith enough in my principles 10 be-
lieve that we can win on that issue ana pre-
serve our national Democratic principles
too. Those who seek TO separate the Dem
ocratc Readiuster from the Democratic
party may iDiure the Democratic party Tor
awhile. but they will far more radically
and permanently ipiure the REIMBURSEMENT
cause in Virginia. Men like you and l
will have to rescue the cause OF Resdiust-
ment from the perils in which its over
fearful friends may place IT..
trust the conference at Richmond on the
day after your court-day will result in such
concliatory action as will unite all true
Democrats in Virginia, and not only secure
to Hancock and English the vote OF Vir-
GINA, but TO Virginia the power and In
fluence in the National Government which
has been hers and now again ought TO be
hers. If no arrangement for union OF all
Democrats on one ticket IS then effected.
do not doubt that a sufficient number Will
support the ticket nominated by the May
Convention at Rjchm@nd to put its success
beyond danger. / will endeavor to be in
your section durDg the canvass, and Will
take the liberty OF comforting with your
committee.
| write IN great haste, as | am about TO
start from home. Yours truly.
JAMES BARBOUR.
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Mn. Ba-soua,s PLACE or Rx s,l =, e e.
Mr.. JOIN = barbour, in bis speech a. , Lees
bug Monday. as reported by the Mrr q,
said IN answer to the charge that be was In
elisIhIe 70 : seat 10 Cougres, because OF ,, DIS
Temporary residence In Washington Guy,
that be- was virgIuian, as oil bis iashe rs
were. That il be was not Virg'nIan, ne
would be glad II somebody would le!' MIN
what what be 81 was. ' He was registered and paid
his capitaiion tax in Virginia. His earthly
possessions were chiefly 10 Virginia real es'
tate, and there was not day, unless on on =,
business, that his feet did not press the s. sou
of Virginia. The Constitution requires tnat
members OF Congress shall reside 10 their
districts at the time Of election, and to place
the matter beyond cavlI, be had "broke up
housekeeping in Washington, removed
| 10 Alexaudria, and was now regularly oom'
iciIed In the land Of his birth.
The Mirror says Mr.. Barbour makes DC
pretensions as an orator or politician, ou,
there is candor ana honesty OF expression
about the man, which, coupled win nis
sound Judgment and large experience VIII
men, and his practical knowledge OF tne'i
needs. will not only secure bis trlumpnan
election, but render him most Vaiuap''
representative.
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rrssen,ed by the party that put him 70 NOM
,rs,,on, we Invoke the calm considers
lion II every virginisn to the correspond.
once between these two parties, to be iouno
n another column. The designsof The bolt
er. are fortunately no longer concealed.
The cores oudence fully discleses ana ex'
poses them.
choose ye, Democrats Of Virginia, whom
YOU will supper, the bcisers, who bold 10
relations with the National Democratic par
~ because, as the; have been forced 10 con-
| TESS in this correspondence, they canno'
give up their Negro "dltiss"; who are ou'.
side Of the Democratic party; who wop'u
no, saw whe,ber they would support ths
nominees Of the Cincinnati or Chicago Con
ven,ice: wire would not send delegates &c
the c,ncinysSi Convention; whc hold M
association with the National Democratic
party or uoy other except thesr "dllies"'
OR win you support the regula
Democrats ticket, which rs In full ACCORD
with the National Democratic party and cat
lexercisc potent virglsfa Influence In to-
control of the new Democratic administra
uonS On you rests the responsibility. b
sure shat you exercise II for the good o
your country. We aave no doubt you
action will be such as becomes Virginisns
- TO your tents, Oh ! Israel"
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Maine.

ON wednesday morning we expressed
The opinion that enough was kno,on TO show
that the Republicans had suffered severe
disaster In Maine, and that this result could
not be changed by any subsequent news
We find the same opinion expressed by
others better eetitled to be heard. Senator
MCDONALD, OF Indiana, says that " 1t makes
no difference ms to which man is elected,
our victory is complete; that II PLAIsrED
"a not made Governor the people will readily
understand why 1t is; that 1t would tell
more against the opposition for them TO
count in Davis than any other thing could
do; that Maine is ours now, and we shall
undoubtedly carry IL In November, he
thinks, by majority OF at least 2,O00."
The Democrats OF New York city are rep
resented as saying that whether PLAIsTED
has majority or plurality, and whether 1t
be large or small one, Is matter OF ex-
IRENE indifference; that the main thing is
accomplished, now that there is a majority
against the Republicans, and the power
which they held over Maine is broken.
One OF the members OF the National De-
mocratic Committee, when asked what the
committee now claimed, and what they con-
sidered as to the result 10 Maine, answered +:
awe say Pasted has majority sufficient
Iy large TO defeat any attempt on the part OF
the Republicans to count him out. We adj.
init that by the most open and barefaced
use of the Florida system of counting votes
the Republicans have counted in sufficient
number OF their candidates for the State
Legislature to give them majority on tolnt
ballot; and have also counted out Anderson
in the First and Philbrick in the Third con-
gressIonal districts, but fortunately the
Maine ring has not the dnal say in this mat"
ter, and these two men will be given their
seats when Congress meets"
The moral effect Of the Republican de-
feat in Maine cannot be done away with.
The party has the stringhalt.
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We do not know Whit authority the
Washington Post has fo2 the following In.
teresting statement:
Concerning i.'de Legislature, al, agree
mcnt was made and ratified by the Demo-
cratic and dreenback State Committees
when Plr.sted was nominated that In return
for the Democrats supporting Greenbacker
for Governor they should have the United
States wnator II Fusion Legislature was
elected. As to the electoral vote OF Maine
In November, IL has been also agreed oy the
same committees that the Fusion eiectorhl
ticket should be made up Of four Democrats
aud three Greeubackers, the whole vote OF
the college to be thrown for Hancock II nc
needed IT,"
The predictions Of the Republican jour
nails that the Greenbackers and the Demo
Gratis Of Maine cannot fuse In November
would thus seem to be entirely unfounded
the arrangement for their fusion and fo'
giving the State to HANCOCK having peer
inside already. Whence will the stalwart'
draw comfort nowy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-18

/ met yesterday DIR. B1gby, the famous
Virginia humorist, yet not altogether bu-
morist, for his recent letters from New Eng
land, though lively enough, display great
deal OF keen and DbilosoDhic observation,
and generous appreciation OF Yankee char
acter. Observers from both sides with the
spirit and temper Of DR.. Bagby might be OF
great service in bringing about better mu-
tusl understanding. AS it is, newspapers
and political orators writing and speaking
for BuncOmbe are received rs The true eX-
ponents OF public sentiment. DIR. Bagby
proposes TO lecture in North Carolina during
the coming winter, his subjects being hui
morous, and no doubt he will have due APP
probation. Durham { N. c. Recorder.
Pity the letters from New England should
have been so soon ended. How it NAV be
elsewhere we know not, but we are sure
that in Richmond the letters were more
universally read, and with keener relish,
than anything DIR. BAGBY ever wrote be-
fore. 1t is to be hoped that the Sun or
some other newspaper may yet employ DR..
BAGBY to begin the work where he left of
and complete the tour OF the whole OF the
New England States-hs original design.
The work could not fail to be Of benefit to
both sections by softeniug preiudices and
by increasing mutual esteem.
By the way, il the Doctor thinks OF going
into North Carolina, he might probably
employ the winter months in writing letters
about the old North State, where so many
OF our Richmond merchants find their best
custom. IL is but little we can do TO over
come the enormous influence that Baltimore
exercises in the South, and that little should
be done. Whatever tends to unite Virginia
to North and South Carolina and Georgia
will surely help trade, and letters faith
fully describing the people OF those
States, their business, habits OF life,
etc., undoubtedly would awaken in
terest and promote Bind feeling. Thou
sands OF southern soldiers who were
nursed and tenderly cared for in our homes
and hospitals entertain the warmest feeling
for us; their families and friends share that
ieeling;; and that is legitimate capital upon
which RicamOnd, the centre OF govern.
.ment of the late Confederacy, has never
banked sslmuch as she might and ought 10
have done. 1t is not too late now to begin
the work. In the competition Of friend
ship and of e" services rendered " we would
have Baltimore at greater disadvantage than
at any or all things else. 4rr business men
will do well te turn this matter over in their
minds and see il something cannot be inade
out,sf it.
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WEDNESDAY, September ISL

The Firemen's Convention in session at
Boston Thursday adopted resolutions IA
voring the telegraph as the only reliable
system for giving alarms; drill and dis
cpline 50 substitutes for fire tournaments /;
rolls OF merit and a system OF moral reward
for fire@cn. who perform acts Of bravery (;
the introduction of chemical engines and
other means OF extinguishiBg fire with but
little water. and the payment OF the privi.
lege tax paid by insurance companies TO the
towns for the formation OF permanent
fluid for the bene1t OF disabled iremen.
Judge John T. Harris is appointed Con-
servative.Democratic canvasser for the
State at large.
j. Y. Menefee, Conservative-Democr
electos for the Eighth district, will speak at
Luray On the 9Th instant.
Judge II. T.. Allen will speak at Gooch-
land CoGetbouse on the 10th instant, and
General q. D. Hendley will speak at Cum
berland Courthouse on the 9th instant.
In the Wseeliug pententiary the punish
ment OF the e0nyieis Ia varied, but for aota-
BILE offences tde BARK Cell or the " Shoo-
Fly" Is used. Thedater Is sort Of stocks,
where the meek, legs. and hands are con-
4Ded, while cold waer from hose Is
thrown into The face, which has peculiarly
con4uering effect.
Edgar NJ. Ward. the artist, has been
spending the summer 10 FarspvilIe, painting
q pictM'e OF an old Virginia tobacco farm.
The farp Is Bizarre, formerly the home OF
the Randolpbs. Mr.. Ward lett for New
York saturday.
The Fredericksburg Recorder says there
Is nothing de1ni.e from Tappahannock as
10 the Republican conference. but the opin-
lon Is that Mr.. wolsz will remain Ia the
held until November.
James Mccarthy, Of Virginia, hos passed
ne necessary examination fof iieuteaapcy
% the regular army.
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WEST vIRGIxI, CRIMINAL REcAPTgREp;-
[Greenbrier Independent ]-Edward Nc
Gov. who broke out OF the county Jail last
June, and for whose apprehension reward
OF 1900 had been offered. was recaptured IN
Pntsylyania county, Va, last week 10y
Deputy. Sheriff II. A. Weber, OF Roanoke
county. Va. He is now in Jail In Salem,
va, awaiting a requisition from Governor
Mathews. Mccoy was the murderer oil
'rheo. White at Ronceverte, and the Jury
had fixed the term OF his Imprisonment 10
the penitentary at ten years, and was only
to have sentence passed upon him by the
Judge when he made his escape. He had
assumed the name OF Samuel ID. Ward.
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It's refreshing in a canvass which has
been. so far conspicuous for froth and trash
';toccOme upon,so grave and sta.esmaplike a
speech as that delivered last evening at Utica
iby .Horatio Seymeur.-Ne1 York Herald.
Caniihis be tbe-same SEYMOUR who was O
Few months sgorapresented to be in almost
adying ,eonditious Mr.. SETaorG, we say
ns.w as we said then, is more like the dis.
tiaguisheii statesmen OF England than any
ether man Ia thiseanntry. He nevermakes
a speech that is not worth reading, nor one
that 6oes not teach sound doctriEes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-18

OHt.--HArEs's mderity in Ohio in 1915
was onss 2.7aI The same year, asd at ltt 9
same election, Mr.. GARFIELD, as candidate
for Congress. ran 2.54s votes behisd Mr..
HAYES 10 enc congressional district.
What, then. will be Dir. GARYicsUTs
majority Ia twenty congressional distriets2
!york II out according to the rule Of three,
net the rule OF 8 toll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-18

BEAST BUTLER ever and anon gets of
good Saying. The last that we have seen
him credited with Is that " whenever new
pssty starts, every long.haired aau and
short.hairad woman In the country bitches
On TO 1t and impedes its progress
. How Is It in Virginia.
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MOORE MEMORIAL CHURCH,

The rector OF this church, Rev. ID. f. SPRIGG, ID.
ID. has returned from the mountains, and there
will be divine service at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and s:l5
Il, Al.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-18

The New York Times Of Thursday pub
fishes complete returns from Vermont"
We guess that there is not much consolation
for the stalwarts to be got out OF these
returns, now that Maine has spoken.
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RST PTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streets).-Hev. J. b. HAw-
THoRNE, ID. D., will preach on SUNDAY at ii A.
M-.ubjrct, He that Shall Come, VIII Come" ';
and at 8 z. M.-snbject, 1.-THE Heavenly Wind
All strangers welcome.
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7 X T. T. L BAPTIST

NE CLAY-S STR + Z 7 BAPTIST
CHURCH tcorner Clay aud Graham s.reets).-Rev.
r. T. HANKS will preach at 1 A. NJ, al the pas
tor, Rev. s. C. CLoPToS, at z. NJ. SUNDAY, Sep
teIn5er 10. 1880.
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The "indicatioas," said Mr.. BLAINE on
THURSDAY, point Enthusiastically now TO the
election Of DAVIS. Is q indIcstions" new
word Tor /" fraadsvt
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In reference to the Shenandoah valley
railroad the Valley Virginion says
"Track IL now being laid southwark from
Milford, the present stopping point OF
trains, and northward from WaynesDoro' I,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, ana
the work OF construction Is progressing so
rapidly throughout the whole OF the un-
finished portion OF the road as TO insure us
entire completion from Hagerstown, ma,
to Waynesboro', Va, distance OF l4S
miles, during the present year, opening 10
commerce and trade an important highway
between the Middle and North Atlantic
States and the great South and Southwest"
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MT LEIGH.STREET BAP Is t
CHURCH tcorner Twenty fifth and Leigh streets.
Rev. SAMUEL c. CLoPToS will preach at L O'Clock
A. NJ. All visitors cordially welcome.
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For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, JAUN-
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If you feel drowsy, dcbilitated have frequent
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and permanently as to take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
IFS given with safety and the happiest results to
the most delicate infant. II takes The place of qui-
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Price 81. SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-18

A WOMAN WHO HAD HER WAY.-Cbarles
Livingston, OF Brooklyn, n. T., entered
upon tue ninth day Of forty-two-days' last
on Wednesday last. For several days his
wife had vaiDly endeayOred to persuade him
to stop. and on Wednesday evening she sent
a message TO him stating that she bad taken
poison. He at once hurried home, and
there learned, as he claims, that the poison
ing story was ru,e, but announced to bis
watchers that he would stop his fast. as his
wife was bound 10 get him home, aud II he
attempted TO 90 on it would be merely a
continuation Of the trouble.
Hon. A. RI. II. Stuart had an able letter IN
the New York Herald of Thursday discuss
ing the negro in politics and the situation
in Virginia.
Or. Elmer r. Reynolds, secretary OF the
Archaeological Society, OF Washington
city, has been examining the Indian mounds
and old copper mines OF Page county.
Senator Withers will speak in New York
on the 23d instant.
Gallant Frz. Lee met Riddleberger at
Stafford Courthouse Wednesday.
General James II. Lane has opened a
school in Wilmington, n. &.
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DEATHS.

Died. Al her residence In Manchester, Yesterday
fSrnte,obsr I'm, at l O'Clock A. NJ, Mrs. LANI-
MA WALKER, In her seventy-sixth year, WlIe Oh
the late John Walker. 1870 1890,
at 10 O'Clock.
Died. on Friday morning. September nth, at o
o'clock LAURA INGLEs. wife OF Charles L. Pal
mer in the thirty. eighth year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from 81 James ehurG :,
on SATURDAY, September 18th. at o'clock r.
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NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Main and Sixth streets).-Rev. HENRY Nc
DONALD, ID. D., will preach on SUNDAY at IL A.
NJ. aud u. NJ.
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supreme Court OF Appeals.
VALLEY Virginian.l

VALLEY NifRinan.l
The Supreme Court OF Appeals met in
Stanton on Friday the 10th. Since last
year u neat and handsome room has been
fitted up Immediately over the Circuit
clerks office, and in this room the sessions
OF the court are now held.
Judges present: Christian, Anderson,
Staples, and Burks. Judge Moncure, presi-
dent OF the court, absent, but expected to
arrive on Monday next.
The following is summary OF the pro-
ceedlngs:
FRIDAY, September 10, 1880.
Sterling ct ais. Us. Hartman ct ais. From
Rockingham. Revived on Scire tdctdS
against George b. Giimer, administrator de
bonis non OF David Gllmer, deceased, and
cause docketcd for hearing.
Upon the petition Of the National Valley
Bank OF stanton an appeal was allowed
and supersededS awarded 10 decree Of the
Circuit Court OF Augusta county, pro-
nounced April 7. 1880, in the cause OF said
Bank Us. a. w. Hartman, Jr., Kate j.
O'Toole. Ell ais.
F.E. Gilbert Us. The Washington City.
Virginia Midland and Great Southern
Railroad Company and others. Transfer.
red from Wytheville, docketed, and set for
hearing.
SATURDAY, September 18th.
Gilbert Us. Washington City. Virginia
Midland and Great Southern Railroad Com
PAW, &c. Argued by Francis l.. Smith, OF
Alexandria, and James Alfred Jones, OF
Richmond.
MONDAY, September 18th.
Hugh X. Gordon, ESQ.,, OF Warrenton,
qualified as attorney in this court.
+. L. Gilbert as. The Washington CITY,
Virginia Midland and Great Southern Rail-
road Company. Further argued by Isaac
Darlington, Esq, Of Richmond, and Will
liam j. Robertson, Esq OF Charlottesville.
TUESDAY, September IA, 1880.
Sundry accounts were allowed.
+. T.. Gilbert Us. The Washington City,
| Virginia Midland and Great Southern Rail-
road Company ct ais. Further argued by
w. w. Gordon, Esq, for appellant, and
! time taken by the Court TO consider OF the
decision TO be pronounced.
Ewing's administrator ct ais. Us. Furgu.
sons administrator Ell ais, from Botetourt
county. Argued by George w. Hans
brough, E.q for the appellants.
WEDNESDAY, September 18th.
Ewing's administrator ct ais. Us. Furgu-
sons administrator ct ais. Argued for APP
pellees by William A. Glasgow, Esq, and
Hugh w. Sheffey, ESQ., and by George w.
| Hansbrougb, Esq, for appellants. Cause
submitted, and time taken by the Court to
eons,der
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NE GRACE-STREET BAP T is 7
CHURCH (corner Grace and Foushee stree's).-
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM Z. HATCHER, ID. d.,
will preach at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and at 3 O'Clock
L. NJ.
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pR. ruTT,s PILLS..
TUTTs PILLS.
SYMPTOMS or A TORPID LIVER.

Loss Of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels Cossi!s, Pain
in the Head, With dull sensation In the bssk part
Pain Under the Shoulder blade; Fitness After
Eating, with Dissemination to esr,ion Of body OF
mimi; Irritability Of Tempe; Low spirits; Los'
OF Memory, with feeBrg OF having neglected som'
duty weariness, Dizziness, Futtering at The Heart
Dots Before the Ewes, Yellow Skin, Headache, Rest
lessness at night Highly coIored Urine.
If THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED sE
RIOUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to src'
cases. One dose effects such a change of feeling
10 astonish the sufferer.
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NJ BROAD-sTREET METHODIST

CHURCHES UNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH
Preaching BY Rev. w. G. STARR, ID. d., pastor. At
IL A. M.-subject "The Conquest Of the VIII isa
Crandtr Deed than the Capture OF a City" Al 8 =.
N-subjeet: "The Falherhood OF God" Strangers
cordially welcomed
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V'UTT'S HAIR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR OF
i WHISPERS changed to q GLOSSY BLACK by a
single application Of this DYE, IL impartsa Natu'
raj Color, acts instantaneOusly. sold by druggists
or sent by xpress on receipt OF 81.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Gmy 29-eodtAD20I
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They increase the appetite, and cause the body to
take on flesh thus the system is nourished aud by
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price. 20 cents. 30 MURRAY STREET,,
INV oo-eodtAp2O New York.
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NJ MAIN-STREET CHI RIS + IA n
misunderstanding at IL A. NJ. and 9 +. NJ. By
j. A. DEARBORN.
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nT sEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCh.-tAn pews free REV. j. H. TYLER
will preach at IL A. NJ. on 1.-THE Witness OF The
Spirit" a7d at s p. NJ. win deliver lecture on
"Campbell and His Work" being the fifth lecture
In a series on eminent Christian workers ana their