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DEATHS.

Died. Tuesday morning. at half-past 4, at he
west Man street, Mrs. APPOLlNE WEMEI, IN
her thlrty-siXth year.
Funeral VIII take place TO DAY "wednesday,
the 18Th. from ~. Peters Cathedral. at 10 A. VI.
Friends Of the family are respectfully Invited to
attend.
Died. nj the Hot Springs, Ark, on Friday morn
ing. september llth. n 8 o'clock, pr. LILLIAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Halifax county,
Va.
Died. Monday afternoon, September 18th, at
Chase city, Va. GEORGE r. ENDLY, only son
Of George A. Endy. Esq, in the twentieth year OF
his age.
Died, 1T the residence OF Mr.. John ". Watkins,
At singleton. near Wayerly station. sussex coun-
". Va. September g. SS3. the OILY child Of Mrs.
hhce r. SCOTS; rye seven weeks.
DIED, At wilton; Iienrico county, on saturday
18th instant. ROBERT SEMPLE GUM, tn the
hfty second year Of his age.
Died, Of diabetes September IA, 1888. ~ Cam
terbnry. King and Queen county. Va, HENRI
Eta ). GWATHNEY. beloved wife of II. r.
Gwathmey, and eldest daughter Of the late Il. :.
CauthOrn, ". d. In the forty-ninjh wear ~ herage,
leaving one daughter and many warm friends 10
Trueand faithful unto death was the eloquent
and well-merted testimonial 10 her worth. wrung
at her burial from the auguished lips Of her heart
broken husband, whose joys and sOrrOwJ She had
shared for nearly twenty years.
II must be gratifying 10 her friends at a distance
to be assured tina, for some time previous to her
steadily decreasing in weight, she felt so well In
other respects ~ 20 Indulge the hope Of being
spared q few years longer 10 direct the education
OF her child. dear friend, and NJ the same time
skilful nurse, ministcred at her dealh-bed, ynd
every wish was anticipated.
We've made 81 her grave where the sunbeam rests
When they promise q glorious morrow
And firm trust In The Lord says 'ts All for the best
Thus tightening our burden OF sorrow.
b. l..
Mr.. MAX MICHAELs departed this life at ten
minutes 10 o'clock Monday morning, September
~, 1883, after long and painful illness. lie was
The elccat son of j. and l.. Michaels, and was IN
the iwen,y-second year of his age.
His disposition was cheerful, and he was kind
hearted, genial, and gentle. He was greatly be-
loved by all his ncighbOrs and friends. and well
deserved to be. His sickness began about two
months ago. His disease was typho-malsrial
fever. complicated with disrrhea. lie was con-
sciOus until he died, and nj times he seemed 10
allie his condition, and at Others lac expressed TIE
hope that he would soon be well enough 10 be able
10 get np. Few people go 10 their graves more
generally lamentcd than this young man, who has
been cut down In the bloom of life.
His remains were AIKEN TO OakwOod for burial.
New York and savannah papers please copy.
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The New Jersey Platform


We last week called attention 10 the fac.
that the Democratic State Convention OF
New Jersey had adopted tariff resolution
in almost the very words Of the resolution
which had been previously adopted by the
Democrats OF Ohio, Pennsylvania, and
Virginia. We did not state, however, that
our New Jersey friends mentioned Vir-
ginia by name IN their platform. Here are
the words:
"They [thc Democrats of New Jersey
denounce the sham methods OF the Civil.
Service Commission in its pretended exami
nation OF candidates for place, together
with the disgraceiul system OF bargain ant
sale Of Office which + now practced by The
Federal Government. as shown by The
abuse Of patronage in Virginia and othel
States"
We suspect that Congressman McADoo
who has q warm corner in his heart for ole
Virginia and her sons, had hand in thc
framing Of that platform. And let us say,
by the way, that the papers credit Mfr. Nc.
ADoo with having by his effective nomi.
mating speech secured the Nomination o,
LEON ALBEIT for Governor.
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GOBDONsvILLg, September Il, 1888.
10 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In the discussion OF Mr.. VI. +. Rue'S
title TO a seat in the Senate have not seen
the following view Of the case presented.
IL strikes me As conclusive OF the Qucs-
ton:
Mr.. Rue represented in the last General
Assembly the Thirty-third senatorial dis
triC. composed OF the city Of Portsmouth
and the county OF Norfolk. In accepting
the Office OF postmaster Of Norfolk city,
which is part OF the Thirty-frSt senatorial
district, he was required by law to change
his residence TO that city. United States
Statutes at Large, page 755, section 1891,
provides: " Every postmaster shall reside
within the delivery Of the Office to which
he is appointed" As a matter of fact,
Postmaster Rue did change his residence
to Norfolk city.
Article v, section ). of state Constitu-
ton provides that " the removal Of any
person elected TO either branch OF the Cen
eral Assembly from The city, county. town,
or district for which he was elected, shall
yacatc lis onice.' Yours truly,
j. ID. PENDLETON.
Undoubtedly; but after all. if the Sem
ate itself decides that Mr.. RUE'S seat has
not been vacated, then it las not been va
Gated or, rather, it viii he as if it had not
been vacated. In other words, there is no
appeal from the decision Of partisan Sem
ate. If, therefore. there shall be 10 Coali-
ton senators besides MeSsrs. RUE and
MARTIN, these latter ,cW he seated.
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JERSEY JACKETS
FANCY GOODS.
At STEVENS:

DECEIVED AT STEW EMS:
500 LAAfPS-;he handsomest assortment shown
IN town tweGty diaerents style, trimmed COM
rcle, at Al; beautiful designs. $50 and
sl.75;
ELEGANT VASE-LAMPS, trimmed with %a-
herring burner and etched gloves at s5--such
goods as were sold last yearatS7 TO $40;
LIBRARY-LAMPs AT very low prices;
PENDAST-LAlIPS trimmed complete, atsl;
sIDE-LAAIPs, trimmed with white SHADE OF large
reflector, az 81;
SOLID GLASS HAND or STAND-LhMPs,
trimmed with burner aud chimney. no 2jc.;
CLEVELAND sAFETY-LANIPs 10 one half the
former price. as wish % close them ogt.
For LAMPS Of any description go to
STEVENS. 505 Broad street.
We continue tie DISCOUNT OF SILVER
PLATED WARE that has sold so much for "a, the
past two weeks. au 30
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A correspondent in Montgomery county
writes to Us for information as TO the num-
Der of negro officers elected in the South
side counties last spring. The information
requested is contained in the Dispatch Of
last Sunday.
The same correspondent asks us to re-"
publish what Captain JOHN 5. WISE said
about the Virginia Republicans a few years
ago. Well, here il is 1t is in his most
characteristic style. Captain WISE said:
THE great bulk OF the Republican
party here hitherto has been negroes. 4
large portion OF the white Republican vote
in Virginia hitherto has been made Of men
who were not Republicans from principle,
but as matter OF trade and barter; men
without character and influence, apostates
for the price Of their apoStasy; men in the
community who would Starye without Of.
flee, who became Republicans for Office,
and whose tenure Of Office not only added
no strength TO their party, but brought it
into dsrepute and turned respectable men
away from it,"
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~" GRAND FALL OPENING
AT
SNCLE BROTHERS,
3ll BROAD STREET.

200 JERSEY JACKETS 80 40 the leading h1dos.
such 90 Navy Blue. Black. Garnet. ana Brown;
/ ease DRESS GOODS 10 H. o.. wen worth 20c.;
case DEBEGE az l2.c, would Doe cheap at
I6c.:
Al the new shades ~ CASIAiEEE~;
several hundred piece. OF NEW DRESS GOODS
from 20c.io 81 por yard.
In our immense stock 81
BLACK CAsHNIEREs
we are Offering some special bargain. thi- ncet.
ALL WOOL az 37i.- 80. 60, G2.s. Jj, ~. 75c., and
II.
N BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS
W. are Offering I'D immense assortment 600 al Tie
latest Shades.
We have inst opened / case. Of BLANKETS
which were bought IN thc late Ncg York sale;
BLANKETS az -. =. $500. -, si.50. So 20.
81 -, -. and SlO-much below tnoir regular
value.
IN ORR FLANNEL DEPARTMENT
we exhibit one of the largest stocks ever shown Ia
Richmond
PLAIN WHITE from 2Oc. to9l;
TWILLED WHITE from 81 .c. go G0c.;
PLAIN RED from zoe. o. soc.
TWLLED RED and INDICATED from zoe. to
sOc.;
SHAKER from 25c. 10 G2c fun yard wide.
our CASSlMtRE> for mems and boys wear f.
completed AZ bottom prices,
l case YARD-WlDE FOULAED's &c el,c been
selling at l2tc.;
500 UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at 30, 90. ami
75c.;
more ease of those cheap WHITE QUILTS,
two for 1928;
Another case ef those TOWELS, fall yard long,
only lOc.;
MATTlNGs. oIL-CLOTH>. CARPETS, WIN
DON-~lIADES:
LACE CURTAINS. q fun assortment
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY.
>ltLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad rr,ct.
Branch House: 1929 ilain street. sc l6-eod
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POSTAL NOTES.-The Chicago Inter-
Ocean gives the following plain directions
to pOstmasters:
"If pOstmasters viii follow this order OF
filing out these blank notes complaint OF
imperfecton will soon cease: /. Fill in the
name OF the post-ofice you want to draw
ii on. including State. >. Write the amount
in the BODY OF the note accurately and
plainly. 3. Sign it. I. Place your dated
stamp on the note where indicated. 5.
Punch the month and year. 6. Punch the
dollars, dimes, and cents, being careful
that the latter agree with the amount writ
ten in the body of the note
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The Norfolk Ldndmdri; says that in the
Third Ward Colonel Dick Lewellcn
made the first speech OF the canvass which
has been delivered in that city. And he
spoke with no uncertain sound. for he
brought clown the house," and had his
address punctuated from first to last with
the hearty applause Of his fellow-citizcnS.
Well done. young man. -DiSpdtch.
Will our respected contemporary OF the
Dispatch give the sequel TO the above by
saying that we have requested Captain
Hope to unite with "tbe leader Of the
Young Democracy" i'm this canvass a the
champion OF the Silver Grays." and that
up to the present writing no response has
been made by the gallant editor OF the
Landmarks p Norfolk Ledger
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The Lynchburg AdUdnce, commenting
on the statement that three hundred thou
sand dollars Of Richmond capital are in
vested in cOastng vessels, says
"Giye us ictties and dredging and deep
water at Richmond and we will bloom like
rose. There is more industrial pluck,
more enterprise. more business iiberalty
in the late Confederate capital than in any
city in the South and il is filled with the
: best people, 1t is our capital, ii it is not
our city"
Thank YOU. Come down, and the first
man you meet will give you the keys Of the
-.
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JOY ~ CuNATOwN.- San Francisco
Cal.-Chan Hon Chez, president OF the six
Companies, gives the following to the
press. ulis statement is endorsed by lead
ing Chinese merchants, among whom are
Leong Polk Hing, president sam Zip Com
pany; zee Yam Chow, president Yeong
Wo Company; Wong Shok Loo, president
Hop Wo Company Chan Hon Chce says
1--WE regard st. Jacobs oil rs the most
wonderful medicine in the world a, q cure
for min -
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a CLEAN or lioPE.-The correspondent
OF the Washington Post tolegraphs to that
paper as follows:
Cincinnati, September 17.-From = dn;
gen. ana persistent course OF inquiry this
evening lncre seems to be good evidence
.ha' an arrangement will be entered into
Tor The consolidation OF the Democratic
vote OF Hamilton county, honorabIy both
10 The llighland-l House and College-Hall
candidates. As this matter will have TO he
acted upon Ia both committees, particulars
are for the present withheld.
The HighIaudHouse ticket is JOIN Nc.
LEANS; the Coiiege-Iiall is that Of the
bolters--the men who "couldnt stand il
any longer"
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The Estillville scott county Banner
says that General A. l.. PRIDEMORE has
purchased the Lee County Sentinel. and in
tends to advocate the cause of Democracy
with Zeal and energy.
This is good sign. The Democracy OF
the Southwest are aroused. Press the
enemy at every point, and victory will
surely be our reward.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the I'd instant. by the Rev. Dr.
Cohen. AZ The residence II the brides parents Mr..
Is. NAMU ELS 10 Miss EMMA VAN WORT; both
Of this city. No cards.
Baltimore Cincinnati and Boston papers please
copy.
Married. at Washington. on the 2Sth day Of Au-
gust. by the Rev. W VI. Ingcrs )il, Mr.. JOHN l..
PRlDDI 10 Miss RUTH ROBERTSON; both of
Richmond, Va.
Farnvi!le and Baltimore paners please COPY.
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The National Republican reminds Mr..
II. b. HAYES that This is the season for
county fairs. The Republican forget,
that Mr.. HAYES is no longer drawing
somebody else's presidential salary.
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There is a slight suspicion that the
stranded whale that was found in the
neishborhcod OF Norfolk q few days ago
was the last effort Of eastern Virginia COali-
ton at naturalization.
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Funeral Notice.

The funeral Of the infant son Of Thomas n. aud
salie :. Thompson VIII take place ut Shockoe-Ilill
cemetery TO-DAY Immediately upon the arrival
OF the 3:3a Il. Miriam on the Richmond and Dan.
VILE railroad Friends and acquaintanccs are cor
daily Invited 10 attend
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New Hooks.

me Blood Of Jesus. BY the Rev. WILL
LIAM REID, NJ. A. With anlntroduction
Dy the Rev. EDWARD PAYsoN HAMMOND.
New York: FUNK & WAGNALL's. 1882.
IL Is said that ninety thousand copies Of
this book have already been sold IN Great
Britain.
For sale by the publishers.
The Chud'S Guide TO Hedren; or, Stories
.JoT Chadrea. BY Rev. L. PAYsoN HAM
aoNn, author OF IA number Of books in
tended for children.l Same publishers.
For sale by the publishers.
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yirginia.s Bondcd Indebtedness.

New York Tribunel
Governor Cameron, OF Virginia, arrived
in this city yesterday, and Is staying at the
Gil>cy House. He came on private BUSH
ness. but incidentally he is giving some in
formation regarding Virginia bonds. Be
fore leaving Richmond" Governor Came
ron said to a IriJune reporter last eve
ming, ~ received letters from gentlemen
in this city who hold Virginia bonds to the
amount OF several millions OF dollars. ask
ing me il the State of Virginia would be
able and willing to pay interest on her
bonds II they were now refunded under the
Riddcberger acts. To-day / have been
called upon by these gentlemen and have
assured them that the State is able and
willing to pay the interest on these bonds
ii they are refunded rs mentioned. The
State has the money. This j.. OF course, only
a part OF the matter and merely 4 superficial
statement. Aside from this there is a quc>-
ton which arises from the decision Of
Judge Bond, OF the United states Circuit
Court, that taxpayers can present the cOu-
pons OF these bonds and we cannot levy
taxes on them. II, however. the bonds
are refunded in accordance with the Rid
dleberScr acts. there is no doubt but that
the interest will be paid"
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To "ENoUIRER," on LyNCnBURG: You
are on the wrong trail. The gentleman
you name has Dot treated the law with the
contempt with which you seem to suppose
he has treated il.
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There is record Of one man who would
not stick to office. lie was a lighthouse
keeper. Ii is needless TO remark that no i
not from Ohio.
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Pittsburg boasts that on Monday one of
her criminal judges sent forty prisoners to
'he wolk-house. Well, that was an NJ
cnt days work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-19

"JoHN JACOB AsToR once dropped =
tWenty-dollar gold piece in washer.
woman's basket" Was il washedg
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"The treasury OF the United States Of
Colombia is without dollar" Southwark
still the course Of carpet-bagism takes its
way.
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III LEVY, DAVIS I CO.,

~" LEVY, DAVIS CO.,
9OI MAIN STREET, CORNER NINTH,
win offer extraordinary inducements 10 you In the
folowing-named articles to buy now. our stock
Is as complete can be found In the state, and In
order to reduce II. we win sell them AZ less than
they can De replaced at wholesale In northern
markets.
LACE CURTAINS.
NOTTINGHAM LACES!
MADRAS CURTAINS.
LACE BED-sPREAD
LACE COLLARS!
LACE SCARFS!
LACE FISCHUES!
100 Different styles LACES, LACE and NOT
NOTTlNGHAMTIDIE LADIES and GEN
TLENlEN'S HOSIERY. LACE and LINEN
HANDKERCHIErS, LINEN COLLARS and
CUFFS. LACE RCFFLINGs. LACE COLI
LARETTF~, LADIES NERINONEsTS and
DRAWERS. GENTLEMEN'S MERINO
SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
oar MOURNING DEPARTMENT IS a. COM
pete It can De, in which we offer extraordinary
Inducements.
TOWELS, LINEN, LINEN .SHEETINGs,
LINEN TABLE-CLOTlIS. LINEN TRAY
CLOTHS, LINEN NAPKINS. LINEN DOi-
for:
FLANNELS, I'm white, rcd, blue, gray. green,
brown. and maroon:
BLANKETS from Use. pair to the finest grades
CARPETS and OIL-CLOTlis AZ cost and less
than cost;
CORStTs I'm al grades. LADIES and GENTLE
MEMS GLOVES. WHITE and CpLOHED
ZEPHNRs, CASSIMERSs. RIBHON-. GING-
UAM~. CHENIOTS, BLEACHED and
BROWN GOrTONS. BILE tCHED AND
BROWN SEEETINGs, SOAPS, and PER
FUMERIES.
JERSEY JACKETS!
Winopeu on MONDAY a full line Of the latest
STYLES ma JEE >EI JACKETS.
LADIES UNDERWEAR, consisting Of CHE
MISE. DIR " ERS, SKIRTS NIGHT
GOWNS. APRONS :. AMI CHiLDREN>'
DRESSES az the cost TO manufacture them
ana last but not least our stock Is complete I'm
BLACK aud COLORED SILKS and sATlNS.
which we viii sell al less than they can be re-
p1cf Il for Ia the northern markets.. Don't do
lay IN making your purchases. Buy now while
they are being sold 40 sacrifice.
Remember The location and name.
LEVY, DAVIS & CO..
seq 9Ol Main street, corner Ninth.
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SWIFT'S SPECIFIC

Is not a triumph Of science, but is revelation
through the instinct of the mtutorcd savage, and
is q complete antidotc TO an kinds Of Blood Poi
son and skin Ilumor
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DIR. Stintzing, the eminent professor OF
jurisprudence in the University of Bonn.
was Killed recently while climbing the
Alps.
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The Petersburg Senatorial Conven'
1iOn.
MAJOR MANN PAGE THE sTANDARD-BEARER OF
THE DEMOCRATS.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, September Is, 1888.
The Convention to nominate candidate
for the Twenty-ninth senatorial district,
composed OF Prince George and SurrY
counties and city OF Petersburg, was held
here tonight. Major Mann Page, OF Bran
don, Prince George county, was nomi-
mated, and Or. j. w. Stephenson, OF that
county, made some appropriate remarks
in seconding the nomination.
On motion, Mr.. Page was nominated by
reclamation.
Twenty-seven delegates out OF the thir-
ty-one elected were present.
Resolutions were adopted pledging every
delegate 10 do his utmost TO secure the
election OF Mr.. J. Page.
The Democrats expect TO elect their cam
didate, and it is conceded that Major Page
is the man who can bring out the strongest
vote
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Srnyth County.


\ FIELD-DAY FOR THE DEMOCRATS.
fCorrcspondence Of tile Richmond III spatch.l
MARION, VA, September Il, 1883.
r. j. Walker (Mahoneite) spoke here by
appointment to-day. In the absence OF
Hon. Thomas Whitehead, :. W. Williams,
OF Bland (DemocraD, replied to him. 1t
was in truth icld-day for Democracy.
and our friends are jubilant. The crowd
was immense, and was with Williams.
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have reached their successful consumma-
tion, and the people Of Virginia will awake
to find themselves stripped OF every feature
which distinguished them as PROUD, no.
bic, and patriotic Commonwealth. and ba re-
cognized only as dcbauched and besotted
crew bound and delivered to the staiwart
Republican party as a consideration Tor the
bounty which II may hereafter see proper
to bestow upon General Malone.
ARAMINrA.
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m able and eloquent speech that proved
that he Is one OF the most effective pop,t-
lar speakers In the country. Everybody
who heard Mr.. Goode at Woodbury. was
delighted with his speech, and that he did
the Democratic cause much good Is very
certain.
Mr.. Goode spent Saturday night and
SUNDAY at Judge Gunter's and went to
EastyIlle on Monday, where he delivered
powerful speech to the good people OF
northampton and set the Democrats afire
with enthusiasm and put them in line for
the fight.
The people Of the Eastern Shore will
always be glad TO welcome John Goode
among them.
The Petersburg Senatorial Convcn-
ton.
MAJOR MANN PAGE THE sTANDARD-BEARER OF
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422 BROAD STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH And
FIFTH STREETS.
ioppo-lte Fouriuroln, Price. Temple 81 Coz
Having withdrawn from thc firm ~ Heller &
Cu.,Jl7 BROAD street. Inform my friend. and
me public DO general that b.yr established my
sclf 90 above place. where I SHALL commence with
uu entire ncW stoch 81
BOOTS, SHOES. TRi NkS, &C.,
and shall only keep such good, a- will give entire
satisfaction.
Thanking for me very large patronage ~ tbe
past solicit the same Tor tho future az my new
stand. i. II. NFRTHEIMER.
AZ Broad street.
between Fourth and ilfth streets,
Opposite t0urIulotu. Price. Temple 81 COZ
an 3-2m
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Svft's Specific las cured me Of scr0fula. which
IS hereditary IN my family. I have suffered with
IL for many years. and have tried a great many
physicians and all sorts Of treatment, but 10 no
purpose. ana when began 10 take Swift Specific
was la q horrible condition; but thanks to This
great rcins dy. am rid Of the disease. There IS
doubt that Il Is the greatest medicine in exist
cncc, and ! hope any who doubt viii write % me.
l.. c. HALVES. JE.. GAINESVILLE, Ga.
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Hon. John GOOde ON the Eastern
shore.


This distinguished gentleman arrived in
Onancock hast Saturday morning, and
opened the campaign on the Eastern Shore
that evening at Woodberry, where he ad-
dressed large and enthusiastic crowd In
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BOOTS SsaOTG. &c.

APP BROAD STREET. '7'. III
NEW sTORE-NEW GOODS.
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After suffering twenty-five years With a painful
Dry letter, and trying many physicians, ! was az
lest rclcNed by the use of SWifi's specific. and 1
Chscrfully commend u to all similarly afflicted.
REV. l. Il. BRANHAM, Macon, ia