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HALE BRos.' great central depot Is more
attractive than ever-more light, more room,
and fresh bargains all round.
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The whole interior of Hale's great central
depot has undergone an entire alteration,
and Is now admirably adapted for their con-
stantly increasing business.
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SEE BARGAINS in boots and shoes, opened
from bankrupt sale to-day. Red House.
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Is q Positive Cure


for all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
socommon to eur best female population.
1t viii entirely the worst form Of Female Com
plants all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcera-
tion Falling and Displacements and the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the
Change of Life.
1t will dissolve and ezpel tumors from the uterus In
early stage OF development. The tcndencyto cam
humors there Is checked very speedily by its Use.
1t faintness atulency destroys all craving
for stimulanis and relieves weakness of the stomach
1t cures Doatine, Headaches, Nervous Prostration,
General Debility, sleepessness Depression and Indi
gestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing PAIN weight
and backache Is always permanently cured by its
It will times and under all circumstances act IN
harmony the laws that govern the female system.
For of Kidney Complaints Of either sex this
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA E. PINEHAM'S VEGETABLE CON-
POUNDS is prepared at 233 and 255 Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass Price Ell Six bottesfor s5. Sent by mail
In the form OF pills. also in the form Of lozenges, on
receipt OF price, 81 per box for either Mrs. Pinkhan
freely answers ell letters of inquiry. Send for paph-
let. Address ns above Mention This Paper.
No family should be without LYDIA E PINKHAMS
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, bilousnsss,
and torpidity of the liver % cents per box.
re- Sold by all Druggists. -Va
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Business AuVefIlseWeuts'
W. r. Strong & Co., wholesale commission mer-
chants.
MT. Brewer & Co., wholesale commission mer-
chants.
]. B. Kiune matchmaker and jeweler.
Land to lease-Sweetser & Alsip.
Pioneer Livery stable-T. D. SERVER, proprietor.
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SEE Hale Bros improve ents.
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FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE

A. MoosKR s. oERsos
S. cERSoN & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND
VI Dealers in
Imported and Domestic Fruits. yegeta.
bles, Nuts, Etc.,
No. 900 street, between Second and Third, sacra-
mepfn ie2-1m
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DoLMANs, linen busters and white sacqnes.
Cloak Department, Mechanics Store.
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SEE rHx BARGAINS in ladies' shoes to-day.
Red House.
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ApvEET1ssMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-" Four Pillars of Ciyilza-
ion.'
card to the ladies.
Mardi Gras meeting this evening.
!. o. o. company A, Sacramento Battalion.
Company G, First Artillery, this evening.
Strayed-A bag colt one month old.
For sale-A variety store.
Cooking by gas-Gas stoves.
F. and A. M.-Union Lodge this evening.
Lost-A small gold locket.
Imp. O. R. M-owosso Tribe tonight
Auction Sales.
Eel a Co Sale of real estate to-day.
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business Adyertisements.

Auction Sales.
Bell & Co.-Sale of real estate to-day.
Martin Paug'& Household furniture.
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FLUyANNA COUNTY.

t OCTOBER %, 1881.
Editors DiSpdtcE: The Hon. John
Goodc. after O nights travel, met q goOdly
number OF the citizens of this county on
Yesterday (County-Court day., and deliver
ed an able and effective address. The very
bearing OF the old Roman commanded the
respect and attention Of all present, OF
whatever political opinion; but when
warmed up in his speech, his able and
statesmanlike manner Of presenting the
true issues OF the canYass-hOmc-rule and
Ango-Saxon suprenacy-put the think
ing-cap on many an honest Readiuster. lie
showed up very clearly the course OF Gem
eral Malone and his lieutenants in seeking
10 lead the voters Of Virginia into the Re
publican ranks, and hun led back with crush
ing effect the charge of Paul that the Con-
servative voters OF Virginia were working
for the spells OF office. He adycrted with
telling effect to the somersaults OF the po-
litical acrobat of Virginia, dealt passing
blow at Breakfast Blair, set forth the con-
eress;onal career Of John i. Lewis, and
handled in mastery and lucid manner the
public-debt question, showing the uncon-
stjtutionality of the RiddlcbeTger bill and
its utter inefliciency to meet even the ends
had in view thereby, aud the failure, on the
basis of settlement therein proposed, to
make adequate provision for the nainte-
nance OF the public schools. Then taking
the recent report OF Auditor Massey as
basis. he clearly demonstrated the settle
mcnt OF the debt ht 3 per cent. to be
within the range OF the States ability, and
thus presented many other points, OF which
neither time nor space permit notice.
That his speech was q masterly effort Is
conceded by all with whom your CORE
spondcnt has since had opportunity of con-
ycrsing, whether Conservative or COall-
zionist. The stcntor Of the Coalitionists,
the Hon. John Paul, was present and
undertook to respond. When he arose,
with diatcd eye and swollen vein, ne
seemed fully to appreciate the Hercuiean
task. The appointment was for Mr.. Goode,
the day was his, and it was for him to
throw down tic gauge and for Paul to take
it ua. How did he accomplish it? Ito
was indeed very successful in lodging
issues which he could not sqlarely meet,
and in that art he cyinced considerable
adroitness; in fact, the skill OF stump
speaker. and indeed therein he showed
his wisdom, for we'll he knew that TO meet
them sqIarcly he must needs grapple with
a giant standing OH foundation OF ada
mant. OBSERVER.
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HARRrsoNBuRG.
,fcosrestondence Of The Richmond Dlspelch.I
OCTOBER 90, 1881.

flcorfestondence Of The Richmond pisps.en.I
OCTOBER 20, 1881.
Tho distressing and Iong-proirscted
drought which has prevailed in Oh pus
region FOR months past was succeeded on
sunday evening last by general, genie,
copiors, and most refreshing rims, when
have given the country new and more
pIcasifig aspect. The country was suner.
ing greatly for the want Of rain, much o.
The ncwIy-sown grain not being able 70
snrout m consequence OF the want OF mos
tiIre. Since the rain the atmosphere mas
been very pleasant, neither too cold nor 700
hot. -. o,,,oy
The coming election absorbs every othet
Thought. There will be full vote IN Rock
ingbam. with the chances decidedly IN
favor Of the Success OF the Democratic
tIcket-at least things look that way now
Our intelligent young men who have Deen
appointed to canvass The county Ior the
Democratic ticket are delivering effective
spceches almost every night TO the people,
who turn out in large numbers 10 near
them. Ex-senator Lewis Is also actiVeIy
canyassing the county-at least as Ylgor'
ously ms his health win allow. Both. par
ties are thoroughly organized, and almost
every man entitled to vote viii be at TIC
pOIiS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1881. at HEADQUARTERS

1881. ut HEADQUARTEkS ISL
sT'Hiil1fdaisIER BR0THERs,
sol BROAD sTREEr
SPECIAL INDuGEMEHTs A AND, BARGAINS
as we have prepared and supplied onr stock with
THE PRETfIEsr AND CHOICEST GOODS
80 don't fnii to see our stock before purchasing
your goods.
900 BLACK BEAVER aud DIAGONAL CLoAKs
100 b bio,u md TLYiGHTDoLMANs from IS to
325 LADIEs' and MISSES LIGHT CLOTH and
FLANNEL WALKiNG-JACKETS from
IT'S ff f,HY and md DARK ULsTERs, latest styles
aud colors, from "a TO ego.
Don't fAl TO sec our line of these goods rs IL Is
acknowledged the best in the city.
100 pieccs single and double-fHd FLANNELS,
for dresses and jackets, from 25c. to $3.50 a
yard;
so pieces GA sACKlNGs and ULSTER CLOTH
from al 10 IS yard;
AZ pieces PLAIN sud AATALAsSE FLAN-
NELs, in blue, cardinal, wlne cream, &C.,
from % to 75c. yard;
An elegant line Of WHITE, RED, GRAY and
BLUEFLANNELS At low prices.
Of BLACK sILKs, skTiNs. VELVETs,
PLUsHES, BRoCADEs, which cannot be
exceeded In the city.
PRINCES, CORDS and TAssELs, BEAD
Ed BALLS, ORNAMENTS, BEADED 81. nIaio
TRIMMINGS, BtTIOkS, &c. lOr ureSS
trimmings. which cannot be best;
200 pieces DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS, in all the
new shades and styles, from l21s TO oOc'
yard: .
100 pieces PLAIDs, STRIPES BR0CADES, and
NOVELTIES for dresses and trimmings
from use. to s2 yard
81 pieces FRENCH CAsiIBEREs from rs to
75e. yard: ,.oN,,r
81 pieces hLL-WOOL SITUDAH and MONTE
CLOTHS from 80 to 75c. -. ..,,,,,,,
BLACK GOODsi MOURNING GOODS
The largest. best, and cheapest stock In the Guy
BLACK CAsIIMERES 40 Inches wide NJ o0c'-
former price 81 a yard; ,.,.<,,.
full line OF NOME. SUUDAH, AALTESE'
GRAPE and HENRI IETrA CLOTHS hYery
low prices Don't miss our black goods SOCK.
CAEPETSl CARPETS!
50 pieces COTTON CHAIN CARPETS from
AZ pieces pie % H%iLsL-wOoL CARPETS from coo. to
Best TGTPEsTRY CARPETS in the city at 9Oc.
$50 TAPESTRY snd VELVET RUGS from Toe.
10 90. ,
lsonr Immense stock cannot be mentioned, all
W. ask is call to be convinced OF the bargains we
are Offering THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sol cast Broad street, corner Fifth.
oc 22-dSt&tSa,Su&W
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incentive appointment. He holds bis seal
under the following provision Of The Fcdc"
raj Constitution:
az vacancies happen, by resignation y
otherwise, during the recess OF tne t.esus,
l"snec ~ auy state, the Executive thereof
NAV make temporary appointments unt,i
Inc next meeting Of The Legislature, wnich
shall then ill such vacancies
Can Mr. EDoERroS longer hold his sea.T
The above language seems to mean thai the
ct.mporary appointments shall hold goou
only until the meeting OF the Leglsh'Nu' e
But II he still has the right u continue =,
the place, how long can be do SOY mus l
Nr. wIxpom appear and qualify before
EpegRroN's tide is lost And can he wan
, wear. or month lie can II he can wat
dgv
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DEATEKG.

Died. October 25th, ut 1880 A. n, JOiin 10
LANDLORD, IN the tcyenty-hth yssr on n 80 =,
liza funeral will tske plsce from the residence 81
his sister Mrs. Mary G. Tyack, No. SlS 1or'n ~
cond street. THIS lIhprsday $780, ,rs r..ncrt
O'CLOCK. tTlcnta Hii. eNt"''''
fully invited 10 attend.
Died. at the residence of bis father MT rs =; =
Davis. on Perry street between Tenth anh rleN-
cnth. I'm Manchester, GEORGE c. DAVIS, In The
trcnty-nrsi year Of his age. , ,,,,.
Ills funeral will lake place from me mancheseF
sfethodIst church TODAY at 3 O'Clock i. VI.
Frlcnds Of the family respectfully Invited 10 at
tend.
Iynchburg papers please copy.
Md CIIFsIFY ALLAN, the infant son Of c.
A and j. r.. Iones. aged one year aud ten days.
Tie funeral will AXE place from me Nianche,yI i
Rat,tist church THURSDAY. October ~ ltSl,
~ 4 O'Clock l.. NJ. Tho friends and acquaintances
Of the family arc invited to attend.
Died TUESDAY. october 2jth, at ~ T.. NJ; Mrs.
MARIA q. IIERNDON, wife Of DIR. T.. II. Hsrn-
don. -, ,.-,
The funeral viii take place from the second
Presbyterian church (Dr. llogcsl ON TIT ~
DAY at 10 A. NJ. ~
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Ed- SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR
FAIR WEEK.
GRAND EXHIBITION
OF
HANDSOME AND STYLISH GOODS
AT
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
COL AND COS BROAD STREET.

Immense lot Of LADIES' CLOAKS, DoLMANs,
ULSTEBs, and sACQUES, rom $3.50 TO $40;
ELEGANT PLUSI-TRINMED LIGHT CLOTH
JACKETS, only Sc;
HANDSOME TRIMMED CLOTH DOLMANs,
only So;
NICELY-TRlMAIEDC CLOTH CLOAkS, only -;
MISSES and CHLDREN's CLoAKS, ULSTERS,
and JACKETS from $3.50 10 SIS;
MISSES HAVELOCKS, very stylish;
In DRESS GOODS we are showing all the LATEST
NOVELTIES, from 25c. to 50 per yard;
All the Latest shades IN SURAH SATiNs, VEL
VETS, and PLUsItEs;
Another lot of the ALL-WOOL MUMMY CLOTHS
at 2Oc worth 35c.;
Another lot Of the ENGLISH TWILLED CASH.
MERES &c lOc.;
Our DOLLAF COLORED DRESS SILKS are
splendid for the price;
BLACK SATINS from 75c. 10 Sc;
BLACK SILK VELVETS from 81 upwards
In BLACK GOODS We have = largerline and lower
prices than ever;
so pieces BLACK CAsIIhIEREs ut special low
figures;
LUPIN's 3s-INCH CASHMERE at soc. worth
Csc;
LUPIN's 3s-INCH EXTRA FINISH at CSC.
worth sOc.:
BLACK ALL-WOOL MUMMY CLOTHS at zoe.
worth 35c.;
LARGE stock OF CREPE CLOTHS, HENRIETTAS,
DRAP D'ALMAS, &C.;
Our stock Of SIIAWLS Il large, and VIC have many
new and handsome styles;
BLANKETS and COMFORTABLESa at vay-doUn
low prices;
Just opened another lot Of the JOUYIN TWO
BUTTON KID GLOVES at soc. They are
selling fast.
The LAFAYETTE KID GLOVE, with Fosters
Patent Lace HOOKS In nye hooks, 1928; seven
hooks, sl.6j;
MISSES TWO-BUTTOS EID GLOVES nj 60c.;
Elegant stock Of fine ROLLED-GOLD and JET
JEWELRY. JULIUS MEYER & SON,
oc I6-dtf COL and COS Broad street.
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TIE OIDEW TIME-LosS BY FlEE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.I
OCTOBER 2G, 1881.
Rev. DIR. S. A. Goodwin, Of Union
Springs. Ala, has accepted the call to the
pastorate Of the Baptist church here. and
will enter upon its duties Oh or about the
18th Of November
Mrs. Martha w. Smith, wife Of Mr.. James
VI. Smith, Sr., died at her home, in Martins
Vile, or the 9th instant, in her cighty-fiith
wear. Mrs. Smith was a daughter OF the
late Major John Reid.
1t is a common thing to hear that the
planters are losing barns by fire. This
morning we have a report that Mr.. j. 5.
Hines, of the Whiimcll section, has Just
lost barn, and that MesSrs. Mcdaniel &
Smith, near DanviIlc, have just lost barn.
On the both instant DR.. John p. Motley. Of
this place, lost barn in which were twelve
curings. 1t appears that in almost every
case the planters had taken out polices,
but they calculate that the insurance does
not cover losses at Che prices they expected
10 obtain for the tobacco. TWAS estimated
that one hundred and fifty barns were lost
in this county last year by fire. ALPHA.
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AZ o,rr meeting, who came forward ana
aid awe sre ienceiorth for Daniel, Bar
bour, and Mckinney. We can't swallow
Malone any longer Tfis Is becoming q
General cry throughout the county. MY
business calls me daily 70 different and dis
tant PARTS OF the county, and can name at
jerst one dozen Readjusters who say thnt
fhev have forever turned their backs upon
Mnhone & Co. All honor to them ior
mending their ways and politics. AN
honest confessions good for the SOUL"
Pm glad they repent ere tits too late.
WILLIAM @. EoGLEsT0N,
Secretary.
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The Country.
TIE ISSUE UPON ..

The readers Of the Dispatch in the coun-
try will, we hope, allow fellow-eountry-
man, who l., like the vast majority OF the
while voters in the State, profoundly IN
terested in the success OF the tremendous
issue now before the people, TO PROFOUND n
few questions to every voter whose eye
secs these lines: I. Are you yoterY 2.
Are you registered 9. Is your capltation-
tax paid? II so, vote early and then see
that your friend and neighbor votes. Re
member, this is struggle for the SUI
prcmacy and existence Of our present ciyili-
cation. Shall Yirginians falter in this hour
Of peril TO the State? They cannot-they
win not a fIROINlAN'
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Riddleberqer Bosh.

Mr.. RmDLEDER0ER can say more foolish
things with good grace than any other
man In Virginia. In Staunton last Monday
be said as il he had been in earnest that
he had subscribed 20 the reconstruction
acts and proposed TO abide by them to their
fullest extent, and any man who had taken
the oath to support them and then attempts
the restriction OF suffrage will carry a per-
iured soul to the God who gave it.
We get this from the Spectator. Mr..
RIDDLEBERGER's declaration is utter nom
sense, or else he places himself alongside
JONI r. LEWIS In his war upon the people
OF Virginia. We did not know before
that any man in Virginia not a negro or =
Republican claimed to have subscribed
to" the reconstruction acts either in the
sense Of swearing TO support them or in the
sense Of endorsing or approving those acts.
It is true, as Mr.. RIDDLEDEEGER intimates,
that the net pretending TO admit Virginia
to representation in Congress provided
that she was TO be admitted upon certain
conditions. But Congress had no right 10
impose any such conditions. Even, how
ever, II Congress had had any such power
or right, tho voters Of Virginia never had
their attention called TO that view OF the
question, and therefore never accepted any
such terms. The fact is Virginia had "A
good right to be represented In Congress
as Massachusetts,. She had never been out
of the Union. The pretence that she had
been out, and that Congress must pass Q
law 10 relieve her disabilities, was all vile
Republican partisan trick. Every Re
} publican in Congress knows that what
we have here said is the truth. We
haze over and over again dehed thu
Republican tricksteTs TO attempt 10 do
priye Virginia OF her representation II
Congress because she has chosen to alter
her State Constitution so az to require thC
payment OF q capitation tax as a prerequi
site 10 voting. But no such proposition
win ever be made by sane man. We arC
surprised that Mr.. RIDDLEBERGgR should
be found subscribing to " such an odiou.
and hateful doctrine, and we trust that tht
next Democratic speaker he meets on the
= stump Will call upon him for an explains
B ton upon this point. lie can't stand be
fore the people Of Virginia and "subscrib,
to" the doctrine that Congress has RICH
70 say what provisions they shall or shal
moi pat into their State Constitution.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

OCTOBER y, 1881.
Editors Dispatch: Major Daniel spoke
by appointment to our people to-day-it
being court-day. he had an ovation such
"a have seen no man have in the county.
1t is hard for me, who have been taught by
long experience, to be terse and matter-of-
fact in writing for the press, not to be
rhapsodical in reporting the scenes and the
incidents OF the day. Daniels progress
from the depot to the hotelwas triumphal
march. He had lain wounded soldier IN
the village for many weeks after the battle
of the wilderness, and many an old Con-
federate could not be gainsaycd IN grasp
ing his hand and holding it too long, re-
calling the memories Of lang sync.
CuIpeper, Madison, SpOtSylyania, and
Albemarle were present 20 help ont Orange
in her greeting; and son OF the great
William c. Riyes, accompanied by one OF
the historic PAGES, came from miles beyond
the Albcmarle border TO hear him speak.
Old men, the heyday in whose blood had
cooled - had tears streaming down their
checks as the memories OF Old Virginia
were recalled, and the younger ones could
not restrain their feryor, but made the
welkin ring again and again as they listen
ed TO his burning words. y Daniel come
10 Judgment" indeed and in truth is the
verdict OF all who heard his speech to-day.
Even the RciidjusLers, OF whom we have
only handful, became enthusiastic, and
applauded in spite OF themselves.
The majority for the Democratic ticket
in this county may be safely sCtdOwn al
between four and five hundred, and il tho
negroes do not become greatly more aroused
than they are now it will be nearly double
that figure.
We had a fine rain last night-the first Of
any consequence in many weeks.
DENNIS.
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Mr. WINDOW was on Tuesday no longer
Secretary OF the Treasury, his successor
having been appointed and confirmed.
But the sppolntee and connrmee refused to
accept the Office. Is Mr. WINDOW by that
fact returned TO his Office and his title re-
yiyed1 Hardly, though there are said to
be two opinions on the subject in Wash
ington.
Again: Mr.. WINDOW was on Wednesday
declared 70 have been elected 10 the United
States Senate by the Legislature Of Mime
sofa. lie IL in Washington. The law fixes
"Wednesday ss The day when a senator was
10 be declared elected. Every senator is
satisfied that Dir. WINDOW Is senator
elect. Does the fact Of his election yacate
his Office OF Secretary Of the Treasury, or
must he Grst accept the senstorahipf The
latter, We hold.
But once more; Mr.. EDoEpTox Is now
acting as senator from Minnesota Under
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lRor The Disnaich.I
WORsHAM, PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY,
Oqfolpr "a 1891

W0RsHAM, FRINGE EDWARD COUNTY,
October "a, 1881.
Messrs. Editors,-A meeting was called
at this place at 2 z. NJ. to-day by the County
Democratic Committee TO nominate can
didate for the Legislature. Colonel X. A.
Booker, OF Farmyille, being chairman oil
the committee, presided. Mr.. Charles A.
Morton was unanimously elected, and
members OF the committee appointed to
wait on him. Speeches were made by blr.
L. c. Irving, Of the Farmyillc Journal, and
Mr.. James Asa Dupuy, prominent mcm-
beg,of the franklin bar.
We noticed some converted Rezdiusters
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Mr.. RIDDLEBEROER's bill proposes to re-
pudate all war and reconstruction inter-
est. Wondcr'if Mr. RmDLEDERGEA would
consider that he had periurcd his soul if
he were to read in Tie UNDERWOOD Consti-
tuition of 1869 recognition Of the public
debt OF Virginia as it then existed, several
years after the war interest had been capi-
taiireh9
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BUnNEII's COCAINE PROMOTES the
GROWTH OF THE HAIR and renders 1t
dark and glossy. Ut holds in liquid form
a large proportion Of deodorized CocoANUr
on, prepared expressly fer this purpose
No other compound possesses the peculiar
properties which 80 exactly suit the various
conditions OF the human hair.
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MEL SON COUNTY.

LovIYGsToN, VA, October 90, 1881.
Editors Dispatch: The large crowd pre-
sent here yesterday to hear Colonel Samuel
f. Coleman, Of Cumberland, were disap-
pointed that he could not come on ae-
count OF sickness.
+. S. Blair and z. II. McCaull, though
booked for Liberty yesterday, put in IN APP
pearance here, and harangued crowd,
mostly negroes. Most OF their remarks
were addressed to the colored brother,
and Disguised the whites who were pre-
sent.
Nelson will give Daniel, Barbour, and
Mckinney not less than five hundred
majority on the Sth OF November.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. Oetohar 25th, az the residence OF her
uncle Hiram oliver Esl., ~ The Rev theriss ~
Ryland, assisted by DIR. John Pollard Mr. ~ II
Am T. NONCURE. Of BastrOp, TeIas, 20 ANNA
j.. daughter Of the laee RichNrd s. Gaskihs' OF
Richmond. No cards.
Married. at HE brides residence, october 2oth'
by Rev. p. A. Peterson, assisted by Key. h; "
sledd, ID. D., DIR. OTIS J. MANSON anI mf
Married, at Centenary church, Oct9ber z9E, ~ ~
nv p. A Peterson, Ny WILLIAM n. WALhEK,
OF North Carolina, and Miss KATE N; DlBkELls'
daughter OF n. II. Dibrcli, Esq, Of Richmond