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A SAFEGUARD.

Inc iatal raridity with which Sigh, Co,ss nm,
Coughs frequently develop into The gr,,.s, ri.
dies Of The throat and lunes Is a cors,a..a,,n,
which should impel every nrndcn, person =, To-,
at hand as household remedy a hottie q, ,yEp,'
CHERRY PICTORIAL. '''
Nothing else gives such Immediate rcI,c, and
works 80 sure care IN all affections OF ~ c,asa
itat eminent physician, Professor n. sweot,cr q,
the Maine Medical school. brunswick. Nc. says
"Medifal science has produced no ether ano.
u!he eAlTcIo'anl so good as AYERS CHERRY
FkCToRAi" It's invaluable Tor diseases Of thc
throat and lungs
known Ir. l.. }. Addison, OF Chicago. IN. vino
says:
Il have never found, In ihirty-Ayc vears Of con.
tuuous study and raciicc OF medicine. any me-.
paration Of great value as AYERS CuERpy-
PICTORIAL for treatment Of dis isoascs Of The throat
and Lungs II not onlv breaks up colds and cnros
severe coughs bul IS more elective than thin,
cl'e la relieving even The most serious bronrbi,,
and pulmonary Affections
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI,
Is not new clsimant for popular confidence. bps
q medicine which Is to-day saving the lives or tho
third generation w have come into being since
Il was arst offered to the public.
There Is not household in which This ipva,u,,lo
remedy has once lc "a introduced VIII II, is ,.ebaa
ever been abandoned. and there s. not "A nor.on
how hes tvfr gwen ~ proper trial for any tbr,,t
or lmC disease susceptible OF care, VINO h,s NOT
hccn made wcllhy H.
AYtE's CHERRY PfCToRhL has In mum.
hcrlos> Instance oufct ohstin1tC cases Of cbronIc
frbnch!ts LsrnYgitis, and even acute pnruuo-
nta. and has saved many patients in tho earlier
stages OF Pulmonary sumption. II is "A rus3i-
cine that ouly requires TO be taken IN small doaa
Is pleasant To- The taste, aud Is needed In ey0ry
house where thcrc children. as there IS noihn6
;" GOOD - ~ LR> CHERRY PICTORIAL for
treatmeni Of Group md Nhoopiug- Cough.
1hcss are all plain facts, which can he verified
by anybody, and should be remembered by every
body.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G. AVER a CO, LOWELL, MASS
sold hy all Druggists.
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I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAVORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES. Annual sale, 5000
900 jan
LIEEIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT or MEAT.
An Invaluable tonic ''is a saccoss and boon
for which nations should feel CRATE 'uL ",-Sec
.NefIcal Press" Lancet" &c
Genuine only with the (ac Tiate OF baror
IAelig's signature ia blue ink across the label.
TIE utLc Baron Liobig" and photograph hav-
ing been largely usod by dealers with no oop-
necton with Baron Iiebig, the public arc In
formed uia, the Licbig Company alone can Of
fer the article with Bapna L!ebiSe guarantee
OF gc1uincuess
LIEBIG COMPASY's EXTRACT OF MEAT
To lie had Of all storekoepers, GrocTs, md
Chemists Sole seeis FOR The United states
tSbols-aIe only, G DAVID & Co, Fenchurch
avenue. London. England. my l7-sa52t
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ton. subject to the ratification OF mass
meetings TO be held in the respective coun-
ties Of the district on September court-days
In the various counties, and In the city oil Pc
tersburgat mas.-meetipg to be appointed
by the chairman Of the said committee. and
each delegation to this Convention shall,
before the adjournment thereof. elect q
chairman OF It's local campaign committee,
and report his name to NJ. X. DeMortie.
Esq. the member OF the State Committee.
in order that the local committee may work
in harmony with the State organization for
the success OF the presidential ticket.
Fifth. We favor a plan o. organization
Tor the Republican party OF the State which
will secure 10 every voter 4 chance in the
election Of his local and general committees,
believing that rs all power Is vested IN
the people all power should be derived
from the people.
Strong speeches were then made by h.
\. Randolph, OF Richmond, editor OF the
Planet; A. A. DOdsOn, Of Mecklenburg.
and VI. X. DeMOrtie. There being bad
clamor at this time for the Convention to
proceed to nominations. the Chair enter.
tanned motion to this effect, and the roll
OF the Convention was called for nomi-
tions.
JOSEPH p. EVANS NOMINATED.
The first ballot was taken shortly after
midnight. when the candidates had been
narrowed down 10 the following: Evans,
OF Petersburg; DeMortie, OF Motto
way; DOdson, OF Mecklenburg; Pope. OF
Mocklenburg. These candidates are all
colored men. and the fifth and iinal ballot
resulted as follows: Evans. At; Pope. 36.
The nomination Of Evans was received
with indescribable enthusiasm. For several
minutes it was impossible 10 restore order.
The nomination OF Eyans, on motion OF
Pope was made unanimous. Evans's
nomination seemed 10 be regarded as dis
tinctiyely a victory over the mschne.
He Is 4 letteT-carrier IN the employment
oi the pOst-oflice here. and is generally re-
Parded by men OF all parties as an honest
and worthy man. Evans made brief
speech, and promised to carry his flag to
victory. 1t was rather unfortunate that
the color line was drawn in this
Convention. Senator Gaines and Congress
man Hooper both declined the nomination
when it was offered them, and when sue
cess seemed TO be assured. Evans, how.
ever. Is very strong with the colored
voters.
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SIXTH DISTRICT.
Great Confusion and Bitter Feeling-MOrris
Nominated d-Dissatisfa tion Among the Ne


Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG. VA. August 90, 1884.
The Republican Convention TO nOmi-
nate n candidate for Congress from the
Sixth district met here to-day, and after
hours Of discordant wrangling. placed
Page Morris IN the field as the opponent Of
Major John ". Daniel. The first ballot
stood: Morris, 49,; Pat McCaull, 1Si.
The cOutestng delegations from Lynch
hug were both seated, with the right each
to cast q votes. This was done in order 10
insure harmony, but failed OF its purpose,
for the anti-Mahone delegates denounced
Morris, and proclaimed that his nomination
would mean the overwhelming defeat OF the
Republican party. Every salient point OF
these opposition speeches was cheered to
the echo from the galleries. which were
crowded with negroes. J. b. Work and
Jordan and Jacob Merchant, the former a
well-known StrlightOut and the latter two
leading negro politicians OF lynch
burg. fairly "made Rome howl" and
created incescriDablC confusion in the Con-
yCntiOn.
Morris accepted the nomination in an
exceedingly incendiary speech. He is no
sort Of match FOR Daniel in debate. and
will De annihilated on the stump The ne
groes swear TO slaughter Morris, declining
10 support him under any conceivable cir
cumstances. Several aStute white Repub-
hcans. whose names an not permitted to
Use. declared to-day that Morris won't poll
800 negro votes in Lynchburg.
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CHAPTER I.

Ask y or III OF the most eminent physicians:
"What IS the best and only remedy that can be
relied on TO cure all diseases Of the Kidneys and
urinary organs. such as Brights disease, diabetes,
retention or inability TO retain urine, and all the
diseases and ailments peculiar 10 women?"
Aud they will tell you explicitly and emphatic
ally" Buchu'
ASK the same ph hysicians,
what is the most reliable and suress cure for
all yer-discsses or dyspepsia, constipation. iudi-
gestion. bliousncss, malarsl fever, azue, Ac.f"
and they will tell you.
Mandrake or, Dsndehon:~
Hence, when these remedies are combined with
others equally valuable,
And compounded into Hop Bittefs, such n won-
derful and mysterious curative power Is deveiooed.
which is varied in its operations that disease
III health possibly exist or resist Its power
and yet It's
Harmless for the most frail woman, weakest In.
valid, or smallest child 10 USE.
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Greenbackers I'm Conference with
Butler.
IBy telegraph To the Dispatch.l


PHILADELPHIA, August 29.--At a confer
cnce Of the National Greenback- Labor
leaders with General Butler at williams
Grove to-day an aggressive campaign was
decided on.
General Butler will make four more
speeches in the State-one at Philadelphia,
one at Pittsburgh, and two at points In the
interior vet TO be determined.
From now until the State Convention,
September 18th. at Belleionte, will be de.
voted 10 pertectlng the organization and
filing up local tickets. At that time the
speaking canvass will begin.
y red rose on green leaf was decided
on as the Butler badge.
state Chairman T. Z. Rynder and Thomas
A. Armstrong will officially represent
the party at the meeting in New York to-
morrow Saturday evening.
Butter spoke at the Grangers' meeting
to-day to several thousand persons.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
YESTERDAYS CONVENTIONS.

The Machine Triumphs, hut Disafrectiou
Wide-sprea6-Two Conventions In Peters,
rR-Lynchbura Negroes In Rebellion.
The Republicans held conventions yes
terday in all the congressional districts In
the State 10 nominate candidates for Con-
gress. In most OF the districts the ma
chine tiiumphed, but there was kicking
against IL all along the line. In
both the Second aud the Eighth dis
tricts certain delegates bolted, and in the
Fourth Qhe Petersburg districD two Con-
vontions were held-a Brady and an anti
Brady Convention. The former nominated
Brady and the latter Evans (colored). In
the Sixth district great bitterness was de-
yeloped. Below we give reports covering
the days work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
TENTH DISTRICT.
A Breeze Between the Revenue Crowd and
the straightouts-Jacob Yost Nominated.
STANTON, Va, August 90, 1884.

lspecEl tit.fam 10 lIt IfspatcN.i
STANTON, Va, August 90, 1884.
The Republican Congressional Conyen-
ton for the Tenth district met here to-day,
and was called to order at 1890 O'Clock by
". L. Craig. member OF the State Exec
utiye Committee. a permanent organiza-
ton was effected with i. W. HUBBARD, OF
Buckingham. as chairman.
The first cloud Of trouble was raised by
the introduction OF set OF resolutions
offered by Internsl.Revenue Collector
Craig, the gist Of which was that no potoer
except the party in the Convention assem-
bled could change the electoral ticket
put up by the 23d OF April Convention.
This was blow aimed at the Strsightouts,
and was opposed by Hon. II. G. Parsons.
OF Rockbrldge. who asked why this Ques-
ton should be brought forward In the
Convention. Mr.. Craig advocated its
adoption in vigorous speech, and 1t was
carried unanimously.
After several long-winded speeches from
Eastern Virginia delegates, nominations
were announced TO be In order. when the
chairman presented the name OF jacob
Yost. who was nominated by acclamation.
Mr.. Yost was then introduced to the Con-
ventlon, and in short speech accepted
the nomination.
"a protective tariff" was the burden OF
every speech made. The Convention mum.
bered about forty delegates, Of whom one
third were negroes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Feeling Against the Revenue Gang-John W.
HnrtwelI Nominated.
Especial telegram to tie dispatch.

Especial telegram 10 tie bispatch.l
MAgTnsynLE, Va, August 30 1884.
The Republican Congressional Conyen-
tion nominated John ". Hartwe!, OF
Franklin county. The sentiment OF the
delegates was strongly against the Internal
revenue system. Governor CamerOn's let
ter to the people in the Fourth district has
created 4 great deal OF interest here and
throughout the district. The high-handed
procedure OF Brady and the machine is
strongly denounced. and the Governors
letter is accepted as manly and positive
stand against the methods Of machine poll
ties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
The Alexandria Delegation withdraw
DuT Green Nominated.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA, August 20. 1854.
The Republican Congressional COnyen-
tion for lhe Eighth district met here to-day
with q small attendance, mostly negroes.
-of-the-Port Gray presided IS tenn
porary chairman, and made such rulings
that motion was made that he east the
vote Of the Convention.to suit himself. \
resolution condemning the method and
policy OF the Convention in following the
instructions Of the common head in the
State as a disgrace TO American citizenship
was tabled; whereupon the Alexandra
county delegates withdrew. +. Nlcol, T..
Burke. and Dun Green were put IN nomi-
nation. After great confusion Green was
nominated on the fourth ballot. The Cam
eron and Malone difficulty was not NEIL
toned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
SECOND DISTRICT.
Bolt from the Machine Triumphs -Libbev
Nominated.


Nominated.
Especial telegram 10 the DispatclI
HAMPTON, Va, August 20, 1884.
The Republican Congressional Conven-
tion for this district met here to-day. H..
G.. L. Page (colorcd), Of Norfolk county,
was made permanent chairman. Seven
Norfolk city delegates withdrew, followed
10y SIX from Nansemond. Parker. OF Hamp-
ton. nominated Libbey, and II. b. Nichols,
Of Norfolk, nominated BOwden. Libbey
was renominated on the first ballot Vote,
Csc TO 30. Libbey was received with
cheers.
Bowden was called for, but failed TO ap-
pear. Resolutions hard 0y about twenty
persons were adopted declining to express
any opinion as TO the reformation OF the
electoral ticket, declaring that there Is no
power anywhere TO change it. and that va.
cancies could be filed by the state Central
Committee. Many suppose that the bolt
ing delegates Will make trouble. The band
il now escOrting Libbey down the street,
with an immense crowd following. The
Convention was more orderly than was eX-
pected. No mention was made at any time
Of the machine methods or the Malone.
Cameron breach. IL was claimed by the
boilers that Cag-law was used on them.
While the Convention was in session ten
or twelve colored men addressed the crowd
outside. denouncing Malone and the ma
chine methods, and seemed TO have large
number OF sympathizerS. The boilers held
a meeting, but did nothing.
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LUnBER DEALER.

~ W, PICKRELL. LUMBER DEAL
IL. FR Keeps IA yard all kinds OF Bull DING
LUMBER, Shingles, LAfHs. POSTS, &c.
BILL LUMBER furnIshed promptly.
fIlGG and LARGE PINE ard OAK specisky.
z. ~. PICkkELL.
Yard corner Broad and Laurel slrceis.
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VITAL QUESTIONS.

Ask The most eminent physician
Ofany school what Is the best thing In The world
for quieting and aaying all irritation Of the nerves,
and curing all forms Of nervous complaints, giving
natural. chidke. refreshing sleep alwaysY
And they will tell you unhesiiatingly,
"scMe form Of HOps.n
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ID WITH L

Nav mean Poisoned with Potash This is tlrc
ease withlUndNds who have been unwl-c enough
tptake Sarsauarilas. Potash mixtures. cic.. un'il
digestion IS almost fatally impaired. Swifts Spc
ciHc f. vegetable remedy. and restores the sv--
ten 10 health and builds up the waste made by
these pOisons.
a. was suffering with Blooi-l'oison. and treated
several months wi d Mercury ana Potash, Oniy to
make l1e worse. The Potash TOOK away nay appc-
tit. and gave me dyspepsia. and both gave me
rhcuinatsin. / then took Sarsapsrillfs. etc. All
q ese sarsnparilla mixtures have Potash IN them.
1hi- made ne san worse. aS II drove the poison
farther INTO II y . stem. fieHd insisted should
tske n SIecihc. and ID cured OF The Blood
Poison, drove the Mercury and Potash out Of MY
systCul. ahd to-day ana a. well ~ ever was
GEORGE q. WELLNAN, JE,
salem, Mas
John A. SMITH, the largest merchant In GaiDoS.
vile. Ga. ssys: uttered for ycar from the COM
lAned elects of Fry -ipeas anu Eczema. con.
uuued 10 grow Wui-e under medical treatment ana
by taking medicine containing Potash. = :. :.
cured me fhOroug "a IS and absolutely. NV appettc,
strength and lesh returned a. was cured with H.
Treatise on Blood and Skin-Discascs nailed free
60 applicants. SWIFT sPh lC 60,
drawer 3, Atlanta, "a
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between sixth and seventh avenues; Phiiade!phia
Office. 1908 Chestnut street. au "'-I"
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NINTH DISTRICT.
Bowen Thrown Overboard-Baiiey Nomina-

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
ABINGDON, VA, August 90, 1884.
The Republicans held their Congressional
Convention here to-day and nominated ID.
+. Bailey on the second ballot. Bailey's
nomination was a great surprise to the
friends Of Bowen, and insures Trigg's
election.
Hon. r. L. Taylor. OF Tennessee, made
a grand speech for the Democrats here to-
night.
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LINE. CEMENT, &c.

I IME! LIME! LIME $500 barrels
IL FRESH ROtKLhND LINE In the dock ana
now tischarfing, for safe low from vessel. Fresh
kOsENDALk and PORTLAND timPortefl CE'
MtNIt, lATHs. CALCiNED TEX, n ~
TRERS' HAIR, sc, Eresh supplies Of FIRE
BRICK and CLAY. WARMER MOORE,
Lump and Ground Plaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30

Five hundred dollars for the man that
sells better coal or more CORRECTLY weighed
and screened than ! do. @. II. PACE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30

y 900 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
C,OLC LAND LIME, from the celebrated
"a Cobb Lime -Riins." just arrived aud now lsnd.
ing from schooner Bnyader, for Ssle low from
dock by ROBERT WENDENBURG.
No. So6 Main aud IL fiftecntn street.
On 2e-7t
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Tame Convention-Dr. J. B. Webb Nomi-
mated.
tsp, clal telegram to The Dispa'ch.I

Especial torgram % he DIspa'ch.I
WOODSTOCK. VA. August 20. 1884.
The Republican Congressional Conycn-
tion for the seventh district met here at
O'Clock today. About fifty delegates were
present. Lieutenant-Goyernor Lewis was
elected peru ancnt chairman. DR.. J. B.
webb, late State senator from Rockingham
county. was nominated over ". $. Lurty.
OF the sumo county. There WAS 10 enthu-
siasm and no reference to the Cameron re-
LcliOn.
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TE ARE NOW MANUFACN

M + 4 RE \ " MANU- hN-M
w TURING and receiving ireiD ne bsr' -
factories A very large stock Of FURNITURE, ~
comprising CHA MBER FURNITURE, PAR-.I y
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ITRF. MATTKFsSRS. W. have on hand pie
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goods. examine our extensive assortment. Prlces
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mond va ty2S-3m
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

A T. 4 X d.
foF many wears We have lad ~ contemplation
ule es,ahfssment Og n ACiRcILATfNG LIBR AIRY
AND EEADING-ROON, but circumstances have
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MUSICAL.

LfF. LESLIE WATSON.
Nl TEACHER or PIANO. ORGAN, AND
UAEMONl.
Ffgff years' expeFcnee ~ teaching; highly re-
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FUHyITbRE.

TOOK OUTl "a
For The next thirty days, TO reduce stock, ~;
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CHAPTER III.
Almost dead or nearly dying

For years and given up by ply stctans, Of Brishts
and other kidney diseases. liver complaints, severe
coughs called oonsun ption, have been cared.
Women gone nearly crazy!
From agony Of neuralgia, nervousness, waheSAl-
ness. and various diseases peculiar 70 women.
People drawn out of shape from excrusiAsine
pangs Of Rhems,ism,
fniiammatory aud chi onic. % suffering nom
scrofula!
Erysipeias.
Salt riieam, blood poisoning. dyspepsia, frahss-
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Nature i' heir 10,
Have been cured by Hop Bit,ers, proof OF witch
can be found In every neighborhood In the known
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I,uAMprp ANnpApInR sIfITs. 4

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WORDS OF PRAISE.

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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

now have In ssoca the LARGEsr LINE .:
CHAMBER roiLET-sErs ever shown 10 this
CITY, eonssssns of a, the ,assss designs, s,.pss
and decorations. and varying in price from clio
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