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GEN. BATE THE NOMINEE.

Gen. VIM. B. Bate was born and
educated in Sumner county, Tenn
When the Mexican war broke out
he enlisted at New Orleans in a
Louisiana regiment, and afterwards
became a member of Cheatham )
2nd Tennessee regiment He was
elected First Lieutenant of Captain
Hatton's company and was elected
AdiuUant of that regiment until the
war closed. On returning home he
became editor of his county paper,
the Tenth Legion, which position
he retained till elected to the Legis-
lature in 1919. He graduated at
the Lebanon Law School, and COM
menced practicing at Gallatin. Two
wears later he was elected Attorney
General for his district which in
Guided Nashville, in which position
he achieved great legal renOwn.
At the breaking out Of the late war
he enlisted as a private and was
elected captain of his company. lie
successfully became lieutenant-col
onel. colonel, brigadier and major
general, with which latter rank he
surrendered in North Carolina, n
May, 1865. In 1876 he was the
Elector for the Ntate at Large, on
the TiIden and Hendricks ticket,
and made a brilliant canvass with
Hon. Henry :. FOote and Hon. A,
III. PettibOne. lie was a member
of the National Democratic Execu-
tive Committee for about twelve
years, and made an able and active
committee man. In the last Cub
ernatorial canvass he stood between
the two wings of his own party
while warning against each other,
and did all he could to bring them
together.
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: Peerless Perfume.

The refreshing aroma of Floreston
Col gne, and its lasting fragrance make
IL peerless perfume Tor the toilet.
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THE GUTTEAU AUTOPSY.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-There APP
pears to be quite serious misunder-
standing among the physicians who
performed the autopsy on Guiteau's
body. DIR. Lamb, who had the for
NAL direction on his own account
and sent it to Philadelphia medi-
cal journal for publication. Drs.
Sewers and Hartgan, who assisted
in the autopsy, were apprised of this
action by a note from DIR. Lamb,
which assured them that their "ser-
vices were recognized in the report. >
Upon the receipt of this note Drs.
Sewers and Hartigan addressed a
reply to d.. Lamb, in which they
requested to be furnished with a
copy of the notes taken at the
autopsy, that they might be able to
formulate a report such as they
would be willing to sign.
Before the autopsy was made a
memorandum agreement was drawn
up which provided that the brain of
Guiteau should be taken out by Drs.
Lamb, Hartigan and Sewers, and
taken to the National Museum for
final examination by parties Sc
lected by Rev. DIR. Hicks and Col.
Corkhill, United States district at
torney." DIR. Lamb constructs this
memorandum as referring solely to
the custody Of the brain, and he
does not recognize Drs. Hartigan
and Sewers as officially connected
with the autopsy report. They pro
pose, however, to prepare a report
giving their observations upon the
condition of the brain, but will ex-
press no opinion upon the question
of Guiteau's sanity. DR.. Hicks says
he has seen DIR. Lambs report and
agrees with its conclusions.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-07-12

1t is stated that Senator Harris
and ex-GOv Marks will stump the
State for Gen. Bate.
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The Tennessee Press Association
held its twelfth annual session at
Bon Aqua Springs, commencing on
the 10Th. The reunion was very
pleasant one. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
President, w. J. Slater, of the Win
chester Home Journal; Vice .Presi-
dents, East Tennessee, Milton 1.
Jones, Jonesboro Herald; Middle
Tennessee, Robert Boyers, Gallatin
ErlmiHer; West Tennessee, X. >.
Fletcher; Secretary, r.. l.. c. White;
Treasurer, w. A. Wade.
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The road that goes from Bate
leads TO Hawkins.
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BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS acts like a charm
on the digestive organs,
removing all dyspeptic
symptoms, such as tast-
ing the food, Belching,
Heat in the Stomach,
Heartburn, etc. The
only Iron Preparation
that will not blacken the
teeth or give headache.
Sold by all Druggists.
Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
SEE that all Iron Bitters are made by
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, and
have crossed red lines and trade
mark on wrapper.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
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Boston. November &c, 1851.

Boston, NOfSnlDGA - 1890
BROWN CHEMICAL Co.
Gentlemen For years / have
been great sufferer from Dyspepsia,
and could get no relief having tried
everything which was recommend
cdr until. acting on the advice of
friend. who had been benefited by
BRowN's IRON BITTERs, / tried a
bottle. with most surprising results.
Previous to taking BRowN's IRON
BrrrKRs, everything ate distressed
me, and l suffered greatly from
burning sensation in the stomach,
which was unbearable. Since tax
ing BRowN's IRON BITTEKs, all my
troubles are at an end. Can eat any
time without any disagreeable re-
suits. am practically another
person. Mrs. w. ]. Flynn,
40 Maverick ST., E. Boston.
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For Nausea, Vomiting and the
weak, irritable Stomachs of Chill
drea, nothing equals DIR. Moffett's
Teethina (Teething PoGders).
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>
How Lost! How Restored |

Just published, q nav edition of DR.. CULVER
WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical cure OF
SPERMAToRRHRA or Seminal Weakness, Inyolun-
tarv Seminal Losses. IMPoTENcY, Mental and
Ply steal Incapaoity, ImpediEents to Marriage,
etc: also CoNsUMPTIeH, EPILEPSY and FITS, in
duced by self-indulgence or sexual extravaganza,
kc.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from q thirty years sue
cessful practice, that the alarming consequence
Of self-abuse may be radically cured peintn
ont a mode Of cure at once si.npl.. ee tain. AID
efeetrR'. Ly means Of which every snfrrer, o
matter what his condition may b., may cure lim-
self cheaply, privately, and radically.
EY-. This Lectur. should be in the han,is O.
every youth aud every man III tbs land.
Sent under seal in . plain envrl ,pe to any ad
dress postpaid, receipt of six cents or two
postage stamps Address.
THE CULvERWELL MEDICAL. 90
II Ann 8. :, New York, NY; Poss on. DJx 10
oct5 81 ly
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In Chancery Court at RutIedge.
Joseph Hoffmaster, admr. of p. Goodwin VIZ.
Rachel Goodwin and others

I'm THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS
H from the bill which is sworn to- the defend
ants, Willard +. Goodwin, Mary Smith and Joseph
Smith, are nOn-residents of the State of Tennes-
see, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon them. 1t is therefore ordered by the
Clerk snd Master that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks in TIE MoRRIsrowN GA
ZETTE, newspaper published in the town of
Morristown, Tennessee, notifying said non resi-
dents defendant to appear before the Chancery
Court at Rutledge, on or before the Sd Monday of
October 1882, to answer said BILL the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing x-parte
as to them.
June 10, 1892 G. II. GROVE,
JULIA 4wp Clerk and Master.
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Be ignorance thy choice where
knowledge leads TO woe Beattie.
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OPENED FOR THE SEASON.
Kern's Ice Cream Saloon, Knox
vile, Tenn.

Kern's Ice Cream Saloon, Knoxville,
is now open for the season. Families
can be supplied with the best of Cream
and all kinds of Cake on short notice.
Special attention given to orders by
mail. jun2Stf
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-07-12
TIKI MORRISFOWN GAZETTE
FOR GOVERNOR

WEDNESDAY, JULY 12. 1882.
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GEN. w. B. BATE
OF DAVIDSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-15
Rriefs aud Personals.

Postmaster Gilmer has had a letter-box
put TIP Immediately in front Of the post
Office. This VIII be great convenience to
persons passing in vehicles who wish 10
mail letters, and especially ladies.
The skating-rink will be opened for the
season at the regimental armory tomorrow
afternoon.
Mr.. John L. Browder. Of Petersburg,
was in the7city Yesterday.
Judge E. II. Fitzhugh, OF the Chancery
Court, has returned 10 the city.
Mr.. George II. simpson. inspector cf to-
baccO at Public warehouse, is enjoying
himself in Nelson count'<
Mr.. John Friend. OF the firm Of Friend
x Williamson, Of Danyllie, was in the city
yesterday.
Hon. George D. Wise viii speak at Ches-
terfield Courthouse on the second Monday
in October, 9Th proximo.
On Monday last Rev. A. f. Dickinson
baptized sixteen persons in the canal-the
fruits OF protracted meeting AZ Fluvanna
Baptist church.
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Rrfgandss!orn a Hotel.

Prom the London IallN AtltsTAIiiil
That brigandage still houri,hes ID spain,
despite the efforts made 10 suppress II by
successive administrations since hln4 A.
fon-o assembled the throne 0f his ancestors,
i, ONLY too tragicaily proved by the ac-
counts published u a spanish newspaper
Of an outrage recently committed hY q
horde u bandtii 1t FucnSantl. aWateriDs =
place frequented hy the tlite OF PenlnsulIr
society. Ii appears that one night iuse
marty of fashionable h0lday-makers Aau
4, a,-embled in the grounds attached 10 me
principal hotel. when suddenly Il nuInheI
# men. armed % the teeth presented
themselves at the main entrance 10 me -'u-
don and leyelled their mu>kets ai iis occ'-
ronts. eyclaiming: IOd0 el mmido 6|c1
abototr Lie down, All Of YOU win your
f,crs N the grounds. Instead oil oneN IN
hi. Injunction the guests rushed mo til'
hotel and barricadcd themselves IN lneif
rooms The ladic>' scream, attracted ibe
ot+antjon Of two Guardia- ClNues. OF 5en-
d,rrpes. who happened 10 be near tht no
tal at the time. and these brave leiO"
cbar0ed the brigands. but were received
tvith = xollev which stretched lhtLl ue"u
nnon the Ground, D. Well a the hnuIoIu q
- ,he hotel. who had armed himself WIN
a revolver and volunteered 10 share tneiI
-.anraerous enterprise. The bandits then
endaavored 10 carry the hotel by storm
1.ut were unable 10 break IN the uoors'
md after several Intellectual attempts 10 el-
TT an entrance withdrew, carrying VIII
tte,n- however, the murdered landlord
Two vomg daughters, since ransoihed .!
,ho;r reIatIves. Next day, - may wen DC
s',a-,;,,ad E'stensanta was evacuated DY ll'
summer visitors, and leit LOT 'io
Of the season 10 lts hatNe "in"''-i,a, "g -,
whose prospects of legitimate spSls;ono sP1n Lan
thus been shattered by lhelr p'oios''Oi''
rivals in the predatory art.
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS! NOTIFIES

Are YOU DISTURBED Al night and broken of yoar
resi- ~ Z sex child ,ufcring and crying with ne
excrucisilng pain Of cutting teeth II - 70 al
once and get 4 bottle Of MRS. WIS-LOW>
SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii relieve the Foor ltte
sufferer rimmediately-depend upon u; there is 10
mistake about H. There Il not mother on ezif ID
who has ever used II who VIII not tell YOU II once
that It VIII regulate the bowels and SiVe resi- % W
mother and relief and health to The cLlid
ike magic. Il Is perfectly saie 70 use ID az &c
and nasant a. the taste and = the prescription Il
ore ~ the oIdosf and bt..t female physicians and
,,pr.s In the United states. Sold eSerywhere- 20
cent. : bottle y Ao-cA
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The New Pine-street Baptist Church

Thi, elegant house of worship l. now so
far completed - that the lecture-room viii
shortly be- ready for Use. The cOngresa-
ton deserve much credit for The zeal and
liberality with which they have prosecuted
thi- commcndable work, and we take plea
sure in calling special attention % the ad-
vertisement in another column. in which
they oher for sale at auction at 4. O'Clock
this afternoon The house and iOt now oc-
clpied by them. and which, il j. believed.
bevond 4 doubt. viii afford an uncommon
opportunity for a -afe and iudicious in-
vestment. II l. understood that The pro-
c,-ed. Of this sale viii be applied towards
the completion of the new house.
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pvscr-ryG HIS BABY BReTHER.-A party
-,,1;9ti,,l, q, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney, oi Ora
S9I \ j.. and Mr. and Mr.. &. NJ. La~renGe, N e,
u Ni; ;he n. Metropolitan National Bank OF New
OIL, 1i .i,' citv went leating with their chit
,,r.n - y on II, the Haekensack river, at HacSen-
onc. aac3" o. On sunday afternoon. When MT, Mr.,
80; ,T,',,nex,s o attention was diverted, Harry
w,I,,,a,cy " I14n two wears old, leaned over the
~. Inn. md fel into tie water. A second
ni..h s,Js followed almos; instantly: Richard
Sl,h,,,.y ,P11.s twelve years old. having dlNeo n
n" na~s Sis little brother. He brought mn
20 70 s,s. ,n' s,'rface and held his head above wa
ter until the boat was rowed back her 70 'f'", thew
~ en,b children were exhausted wheh 'He'
,yere drawn into the boat.
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POLICE CouRr.-Thefo following cases were
disposed Of yesterday: -
Joseph Dakins, drunk. Jailed for ten
Francis Wyatt (colored) was tined 900
for di-orderly conduct
". Z. Lipscomb, drunk ana disoraeriy'
VIZ Wi lam Nsby (coIored). dlsorderly in the
-, He WA. committed TO Jail TO be ex-
amjned iyy commission Of lanasy' D.,
'' AIsSan.,er Palmer was hned sio Tor
cruelty TO a hcrse Of II. NJ. smith. An aF-
peal was taken.
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JAs. MACDoU6ALL, lo5. 4. NJ household iar-
nlfure- &c.
CUMMING a ROSE. A. r. H.. the I'D Pine
stre.., Baptist church. property corner OF rihe
and spring Streets
"a. GODDIN a son, 5 r. NJ. trustee sale % u, 4
farm Of forty acres In henTtco .Iehs;, 'N VIZ
ne~ North rad, two miles from Tue CIV
rr-RMAy TUPPFR. S p. NJ. framed tenement
No 2O3 wei Canal street corner OF Senrrsol-
4 TnoNp~ON BROWN, ) r. NJ, t~snty a saila-
Ing lots IN the West End on Harsiei kanaos IN
Williams. Washington. and Jacqurlne 'Aaos n.
yS0. L. LACGhI0S; IL, "a avs s,,shsa ~, S,.niture
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.,1r;o,res are not always facts, y;d 91l
the lnconirovertible iacis t. eoIo most figures.
ney-wort are better enr.iur enTh everybody -
FOR instance: at Is euL,ns in.dy. Wort Is the
writes a druggist. "kidngfI,,," kriI ;, IT II should
MOST ms.a popular medicine we sell; Insaisine y % has
~ ''t bY right, for no other . nleu''ih bowels.
md .rS sidney. Do NOT fall 70 Try IL
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CUsToW-HoUsE IrENs.-The American
brig Sarah and Emma. J. II. Monroe
master. cleared Yesterday from the custom
house for santos. Brazil, with 3.371 bar
rel, and 22j hali-barrcl- II ,lour. valued
At S2l.373. shipped by the Gailego-Nilis
Manufacturing Company and lIaXaltCren-
shaw Company.
The Norwegian bark Erato. >alycsen
master, was entered from Liverpool with a
cargo Of salt for Davenport Il Morris.
Also, the British brig Soario, Mallory
master, from Boston, IN ballast.
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M.rDFN'S- ADvENTTRE MERRlMENI NIGHT
NJ Il q. Jones. Of GOOchland Courthouse
snter;ained hi, friends At Maiden'- Adyen-
trrc Yesterday morning and the evening
nreyjous bv giving them q german. ne
foIlowinc are the names OF some OF the H.
dies nresent From Richmond. Misses
Fmi,v Cunningham, Lilly Pleasant,, car
rie Iav. Lucy smyth. Hiida Leach, Peachy
Powrr,. Lizzie Roddy; from Gooehhnd,
Miss. Kean. Richie Graves, Lily HoDsoh'
Winnie Selden. Maria Selden. Jennie leui-
in~. nom Fluyanna. Nisse, Boston; from
T.nnessee. Miss Barker; from knglAhu'
Miss Terrill. r.., A.,
Among the gentlemen were captain AT
drew l.. Ellett, Jr., Lieutenant /. A.: CaTH'
Veonie Rarksdalc. Branch Barksdale' W .
IT johnson. Clarence &. Dearborn. NaIieT
Scott Alexander Cameron, Methwln Free
man. Cannon Fleming, Or. Nash, Unlteu
state, navy, and Charles Z. WorthaIn' Jr;
The cbaperons were Mrs. Ferguson and
Mrs. Robert Z. Scott, Of Richmond. An
eieranf supper was served in the new
hotel AZ Maiden'S Adventure. \ band
from this city furnished the music. Du-
ring the evening an elegant bouquet was
nreSented TO Miss Graves, and captain
William J. BInford. Of Richmond, bore
away a similar offering, presented him on
account Of his popular and pleasing SER
vices on the occasion.
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RrsIXESS GHANCEH.

TOR SALE. 4 GOOD-PAYiNG MAN
L TFAITURINC BUSINESS. Ihe rta-on i"r
e-,unp /. ref because lt ls not pawn. business
hut On account ~ Ii-lca.fh. u man n'ss.ns
bt,.iue.s viii convince nin before one l0iiaf has
t..s.d 4 fle prcits and me Ae-t az l l44t ~ =
/" P"' HEALTH.
- I5-3ts care Fosimaster' hl,hmobu, ' n
TOR SALE. STOCK OF GOODS OF
Il AWFLL-ESTABLIsIIED BUSINESS upon
c'gsii n VT AND BE~T. sTOREHOCsE ~ THE
VALLEY for SAFE 0r lc1se.
Prae6n f.r waiting O. ssii 10 health ~ one =
~ 80 .ddre-. KING 4 sLEET
- q-0t Luray. Page county, Va
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BASEBALL NOTES.-The game Of base
ball PLAYED in Petersburg Yesterday after
noon between the First-Market nine. OF
this city. and picked nine Of butchers from
that city. resulted in a victory for the Rich
mond bows by score of Il 20 III.
Yesterday afternoon. the Defiance. OF
Philadelphia. and the Richmonds, Of this
city. played their second game at Baseball
Park. The Richmonds Won by a score Of
20 6. These clubs play again this after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-15
OYSIERS.
no THE PUBLIC.

Having returned % the city h<1g 70 wv
announce to my patrons and tile pubic ~ q,
Al lsr5ge hat / have OPENED AT M DLv
STAND, 1909 FRANKLIN STREET: wnefs
hall endeAyor 20 keep constantly through tIse ss..
ti,v de.ir,d LAKGE OlsTkks. IN shet OF
o,ened speciality. Being thank fai for pAsl i@soss
hons by honesty and stfict attsntson 10 su.lnsAs
10 merit the Continuance 81 the safne. Very ne
spectfuIly, lse i4-4s' e.. WhifE'
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FINE PoRCFLAINE TEA SETS choice Moss
Ro-c decoration:
FINF PORCELAINE TEA SETS. elegant spray
decoration;
FINE PORC ELAINE IEA >tIo- ~lHt S''1
hanc-ali II very low prices;
Nex lesisus 4 WElTING-DESkSa and WohA-
BOXES:
Nove,ti., ia Ar-TOGRAPH-ALBUM
4 simple iot n DRJ Ms;
gsrs-a5ps In FNAMELLED FRAMES AZ e5c-- FL
and sl-25;
~ invoice u sTATUARY. TIE competition j.
similar IN material and c"ior O. thr ceielrs'eo
Rogers groups While Tx pflce j. me'li ic77'
An inspecfion is well worth yeur time
7, rNDITrUTAL DECORATED CUPS and
>AUVERs We are selling 81 goods worth : SI-oo
and sZ-yery handsome goods
\ lsrre ass1rfment e PIioIc-ALBl NJ -'-'u
heather cover at soc. and a. IN hhe fFencl
calf Il l.sl.25. and $50
Ca-alpcues mailed free % any addre0s-
% STEVENS. 5G5 Broad strtst-
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AZ on all sales OF Real Estate made between 70, ,he
- f@nnsrv and lasf Of June the taxes Tor "
,f - year I've h be paid BY the purchaser. On
IN .is.s made between The lst Il July ana iSs' u
,n, ,esr rhe taxes have 10 he paid BY the seller
~ r,ts crsfoTD was adopted aDout titsen year aso
- - ~, rsal e-tate agents In Richmond aRd @Ie
nii-s 10 Richmond and vicinlls.
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CCHOOL-BOOKS.

WEST. JOHNSTON & 90. are receiving ueir
large supply Of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TENT
BoOKS which arc offered tor sale ~ Tire loves
prices. PUBLIC-sCHOoL BOOKS sold al stale
urlcss Catalogues Furnished upon application
Orders -oMcited and promptly attended -.
WEST. JOHNSTON 4 CO..
IN Oh Main street.
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ALL THE BOOKS
FOR TIE

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
q fhc ates, editions. can De had the best term
Sd &fZ Main street.
MANY SECOND HAND BOOKS NJ about IA
pflcc. . 49,. ..--.,,..~
OLD BOOKS TAkfN N EXCHANGE.
Catalogues Il SCHOOL. and STANDARD
WORKS and CHEAP LITERATI RE mailed frEe.
- l4-dkw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-15

The remodoling Of the store at No. lll2
Main street has been completed and Messrs.
Yanccy, Waddy * 60. are now prepared
70 offer inducements 20 purchasers of ,ta-
tionery-both consumers and the trade.
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SIMMER RESORTS.

HIOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL. VA.
Parties wishing 10 spend the month II Sep,ein-
lsT - this
PLEASANT RESORT
can make special terms by addressing
HENRY L. AASSiF. Proprietor.
an 20-lm Alton Depot. Va.
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C,HEAP POPULAR EDITIONS
u or
ROD9fAN TIE KFEPFR:

RODHAN TIE kEEPFR:
SOUTHERN SKETCHES BY Constance lcui-
more Woolson. author n ~ anne" g.. ltmo.
Pautr 30 cents. The success of Miss WOulson's
N0vsl ~ Anne hss caused a fresh demand f7r the
artistic ana remarkable sketches IL the above V0t-
Llre. .- -- I'D, ~ ~,
INTIfE BRUSH or. OLD-TlME SOCIAL AND
POLITICAL LIVE N TIE SOUTHWEST by
H. W Tiers1n. u. -. IllurtrStci Hy ". J.. -h'j-
para. New cheap edition. l6Mo. Paper on
ce4is. For sale by
N.LEOSARD. Bookseller.
an "a 9OS Main street.
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Dr. \. G.. Woiard. the cancer doctor.
who has been spending the summer IN the
mountains. viii return o. Richmond >cp-
t.mber 18th. and will remain Il home for
several months. OiIce, I'D west Cary
street
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CARPET-GLEANING.

A NEW INDUSTRY IN kIIhhCND'
CAPPTT-CLFANISG BY NAthINkkl.
We can safely say there j. hui one W J.. iAs -,
q, J,n. ana nat b. 1y machinery. " ci,-.A .lc
= - 't1i ,ost.fts sL ana from Tho highetl o. ne
r,,r.st vrsdc The besi 4 cty refttence sl'en.
ali aad SFF HOW II II DOM. " " lbe yhll y
Or removing tie DIT aud dlri and destroying
the moths 81, q. o., .,-.. .,.t :,
An order ieff af 8l4 aoFth ff7h sir', prump.
Ig.r,l. f,eiitiie. ar Cleaning 5000 yards daily
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