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DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,

DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION
headache, pain IN the shoulders, coughs, tight
ness OF the che st, dizziness. sore quotations OF
the stomach, bad taste In the mouth, bilious at
tacks, palpltatlOn Of the heart, Inflammation OF
the lungs, pain In the region OF the Kidneys
and hundred other painful symptoms are off,
springs Of dyspepsia. one bottle VIII prove II
better guarantee Of Its merits than II lengthy
advertisement
SCROFTLA, OR KINGS EVIL,
white swelllngs, ulcers, Eryslpelas, sWelled
neck gOitrc, scrofulous lniammations, mercu-
rial affections, old sores, eruptions OF the skin,
sore eyes, etc. In these, as In all other COnsli-
tutional diseases, WALKERs VINEGAR BIrTEKs
have shown their great curative powers IN the
most obstinate ANA iniractable eases.
For lNFLAMMATORY AND CHRONIC KHE;-
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govt, bilious reinlttent and Intermittent tevers,
diseases OF the blood, liver kidneys and blad-
del, these bltter5 have no equal. such diseases
are caused by Nitlatpd blood
MECHANICAL DISEASES.
Persons engaged In paints and minerals, such
AS plumbers, type-setterS, gOd-beaters and
miners, as they advance IN life, are subject 10
paralysis OF The bowels TO guard against this,
take Il dose Of MALKERs VINEGAR BITTEBS Occa-
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FOR SKIN DISEASES,
eruptions, letter, salt rheum, botches, spots,
pimples, pustules, bol s,carbuncies ring worms,
scald heads, sore eyes, eryspelas, Itch. scurls,
OF the skin OF whatever name or nature, are
literally dug up and carried out of the system
In a short time by the use Of these Bitters
PIN, TAlIE AND OTHER WORMS
lurking In the system of so many thousands are
| eIectuaily destroyed and removed. No system
OF medicine, no Nermifuges, no anthelminlticS
! Will free the system from worms like these Bit
| tiers
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| IN young or Old, married or single, al the dawn
| of womaphood' or the turn OF life. these Tonic
Btters display so decided an influence that i'm
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whenever You ma its impurities bursting
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cleanse II WHEN you ind It INSTRUCTED and slug
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your feelings VIII tell You when. Keep the
blood pure, and the health of the system Will
| follow.
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Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco
California, and corner OF Washington and
Charleston streets, MY.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Oct. 2. d&w cow ~
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Mfdital.
VINEGAR BITTERS,
PURELY VEGETABLE.
FREE FROM ALCOHOL.

FREE FROM ALCOHOL.
Dad. wALkEE's CAlIroRSIA VINEGAR BIrrEns
are Il purely vegetable preparation, made
chiefly from the native herbs found on the low
or ranges of the Sierra Nevada mountains Of
california, the medicinal properties OF winch
are extracted therefrOm without the use OF Al
cOhOl The question Is almost daily asked,
"What Is the cause Of the unparalleled success
Of VINEGAR BiTTERs?" our answer Is that they
remove the cause of disease, aud the patient re-
covers his health They are the great blood
purifier and Il ll1esivng principle, a perfect
Rcnovator and invlgOratOr of the system. New
cr before In the history of the world has med
l"lne been compounded possessing the remark
able qualities OF VINEGAR BTTTERS In healing the
Sick Of any disease man IS heir to-. They are
gentle purgatvc as well rs Tonic, relieving
Congestion or Inflammation OF the Liver and
NlSccIal organs or Bilious Diseases.
Dir. WALKERS CALI ORNIA VINEGAR
BiTrERS
act ON all these eases IN IA singular manner.
BY purifying the Blood they remove the cause,
and by resolving away the effects OF the IN
Illumination Qhe tuberCular deposits the AFFECT
ed parts receive health, and n permanent cure
IS effected
If MEN Will. ENJOY GOOD HEALTH,
let them use VINEGAR BlTrERs as medicine,
and avoid the use of alcoholic StimulantS IN
every form.
GRATEFUL THOUSANDS
proclaim VINEGAR BIrTERs the mos, wonderful
lnVigoraut that ever sustained the sinking
system
80 PERSON CAN TAKE THESE BrrrERs
according to directions ana remain long I'M
well, provided their bones are not destroyed bN
mineral poison or other meats, and vital Or
EanS wasted beyond repair.
BILIIou AND INTERMrrTENT
FENERS
which are 50 prevalent IN the valleys uf our
great river, throughout the United states
esp. cially those Of the Mississippi, ONO, Nils
sour, Illinois, Tennessee, tumDcrland Arkal-
Sas, Red Colorado. iiraIOS, RIO trand", PEARL
Alabama, Mobile, savannah, Roanoke, James,
and many others, with their vast tributaries
throughout our entire country during the
summer and Autumn, and remarkably 81 dur
ing seasons Of unusual heat ana drNneSS, are
Invariably accompanied by extensive derange-
mcnts OF the stomach and liver, and other alb
dOminal Vlscera. In their treatment, a purga-
tive, eXcrtlng II powerful influence upon these
various organs, Is essentially necessary. There
is no cathartic for the purpose equal to Dr. j.
WALKERS NINEGAR BITTERs, as they Will speed
ily remove the dark-cOlored viSctd matter with
which the bowels are loaded, at the same time
stimulating the secretons OF the liver. and gen
orally restoring the healthy functions OF the d-
scstlVe organs.
FURTIlY TIRE BODY AGAINST DISEASE
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NEW MOULDTNGS FOR PICTURE
~ Framing, Chromos, Autographs, ued
EngravingS at DEARBORNS
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Ghe Grades.

CHOW CASES, CORNER, CLOCK
- and Mantle Shelves made to order, With
Plain or Moulded edges. BRACKETS sawed In
different styles at DEARBORNS
Grove Block
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headache. pain IN the shoulders, coughs, light
ness OF the che St. dizziness. sore ctatiOns OF
the stomach, bad taste In the mouth, bilious al
tacks, palpltatlOn Of the heart, Inflammation OF
the lungs, pain In the region OF the kidneys,
and n hundred other painful symptoms are on
springs Of dyspepsia one bottle VIII prove Il
better guarantee Of Its merits than a lengthy
advertisement
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proclaim VINEGAR BIrTERS the most wonderful
lnVgoraut that ever sustained the sinking
system.
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Che 2atland Daily Globr
MONDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1873.
Vermont state Grange.

Vermont state Grange.
The State Grange of the Patrons of
lIusbandry met at st, Johnsbury on Tues
day, December 9th, Hon. Il. p. Cotton of
st. Johnsbury, Master, presiding. The
following representatives answered to their
names
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THIS well known and popular Hotel, situated
ON the shores Of Lake DunmOre, has been re-
Gently put m thorough repair Several new
Cottages have been built and newly furnished
and VIII be opened June Isl, Tor the reception
0f hOarders and tourists. nay2Sdtf
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SCROFTLA, OR KINGS EVIL,

white swelllngs. ulcers ErysIpelas, swelled
neck. gOitrc, scrofulOus lnilammatOnS, mercu-
rial affections, Old sores, eruptiOns OF the skin,
sore eyes, etc. In these, as IN all other C0nsl-
tutonal diseases, WALKERS VINEGAR BllTEks
have shown their great curative powers in the
most obstinate ana inirHctablc eases.
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lnCAL MATTERS.

r. rrarprr ABOUT IRE BAKER CHILDREN.
.Ao ,hsnrcrv Court Yesterday Major
!. ,,rrtrrv. sttornev for Mrs. I. :. Ba.
,,rrcl for An order restraining her
'.' ',,,a from interfering with their two in
''t,,rdrco. who were forcibly taken from
u,,r, uadcr r.,,or Of law, on Tuesday,
..., ave now a-7iin ~ her CUSTODY. ouuse
=. rrrh --rsnied the restraining order. ana
... .L,ls!rtn will. for The present at least, re-
....r with their mother.
I.nr il,,> III this rz,>e, II gwen III our faSt
80. were the subject of much comment
..,l,, and the pcovlc eagerly souSht for
fs,.,,rd details. u WAS stated that tue
.'l,rcn nu.h. nrt 10 have been carried TO
...-,,,,rc, even under the warrsnt (Which,
-, ,hc ,,,y. Wa, not exccu'c 'cdN. rs it required
.,.,t- ,oJ,cs ~ y. brought before the masi,
.,,-,,c i.,,nnc il for further order. But IN
.,..,,,.,n Csptsln Disney. II l. said that he
..r ,,r,i,, written authority from the
u.,gr 80 takc POSSESSION ot the children,
.r.,t .. t,;lc violence ~ possible, besides
T. ~ tho w?rrln, from Justice Cr,ftchtield.
w.. E,kor being Baptist. and 1t having
....,.. ,,..nd that Mr.. Baker had acted upon
.... ,l>,.c cf Bishop Gibbons, Rev. Dr..
r..,-r,v. LIED on the bishop Yesterday TO
..'.r..ir vA.,hcr this WIS = fact. but the
,..1,r hsv;rc been called from the city on
-. nh: before BY \ previous engagement
.,... ~. :, lo,ac. Or. Burrows met Father
,.r.,sss, however, who said he did not
.r1. TIE bishor had advised Mr.. Baker as
so. and he also said that when he (father
r...-rn,} herd that the children were at The
..,I,n Ia ert Tie Sisters word 10 give
o., 90, ~, ia H., "th,ci> Or TO their mother.
81 ,he facts N this interesting case will
r.ut,f,,> re brought ont in the testimony
-.,r,, ~ >mr> now pending or about to be
r-mrnrrd.
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Standing liabilities, and the condition Of the
roads and bridges IS reported az better than

Standing; liabilities, and the condition Of TIE
roads and bridges IS reported az better than
for years. e ;..tE (.
A PROSPEROUS Issrlrurtos. THE South
side. Building .'und Company held It's
monthly meeting last night. Aninteresting
and encouraging report of its operations
proved Its affairs TO be in most prosperous
condition. William W. Pool has been elect,
ed treasurer Uice W. Z. Gary, resigned.
The vacancy In the Board of Trustees cice
n. d. Coshill, resigned. has not been fiIled.
BOARD OF HEALrH.-1'he Board Of Health
has, by the advice and With the concurrence
OF the trustees, adopted rigid measures look.
ing 70 the renovation Of all lots. &c, J, and the
general sanitary condition of the town. and
tne Cbfef oil Police notifies all partio; that
tney must comply with the regulations or
he fined. e.
fIRsoSAL.-ChiefE Engineer John A. Cee-
icy mas been confined to bis room for several
days With painful eruptions on his limbs. Mr.,
Cersiey was gallant Elliott Geas, and wss
dangerously wounded near Petersburg In
Rev. MIR. Jaeger, formerly Jewish ratb.
10 Mohila, will preach this evening at 9
O'Clock at the Baptist church in ttanraes-
ter. aud tell how be became Christian.
ELECTION OF DEIEGArEs.-The Conserya-
avei OF Matoacl township have elected the
following delegates to the Chester Convex
ton: j. 7. Robbinett, Thomas Radcliffe,
William NJ. Robinson, D. V. Wikop, John
wills, l.. Winfree. Alteruates Fl. B. Per-
kins, samuel Holt, Samuel Phillips, j. E.
Andrews. Z. Roberts, Berry Marsh.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY CoURT.-Judge Cox
has been holding the June term Of his court
for the past several days. The grand jury,
John j. Iyey, foreman, made number OF
presentments in misdelneaBor cases; in II
number where the offences were trivial nolle
pyose9uis were entered. William Pember-
ton. for petit larceny, and II. W. Hey. for
wiIful trespass, were tried aud acquitted.
Jane johnson and Isabella Davenport, iu-
dcted Jointly for petit larceny, wee found
guilty and sentenced to bil one week.
A large amount Of the usual civil business
wns transacted. ..,. -
A number OF officers elected at the late
township election appeared and qualified by
taking oath aud giving the required bonus.
DEGREES agreeable to rules filed were
granted 10 the following cases in cbancery ::
Coleman Is. Coates'S heirs; w. i. TiBsley
os. John A. Woods; William Cox and wife
Us. Benjamin Browns heirs; w. I, Perdue
u.s. Hooper ct AIS; l.. L.. Lester rS. W. "A.
Phaup; Wallace Is. Cogttill u DUval.
When the report closed the court was con-
sideling the case of GalBmons Is. Chief Of
Police of Mnncbe>ter-better known as the
goose Ease. The attendance at court is I'M
usually small for grand jury term. =
new ENeINEs.-The Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company yesterday received
another instalment of>lage, tir>t.clasS loco
motives, intended to be used ON the south
ern division. known as the Piedmont Air
Line. The passenger aud freight trstfic of
this road is constantly increasing, and it Is
fast becoming one OF the best equipped
roads in the country.
PROPERTY on THE WATER-LIsE. - The
various mills and factories on the water
line have enjOAed an unexamEled spell
of good weather and other favorable cir
culnstances for some time past, and the
present year bids fair to re tue Hiost success.
iul for tnauy seasons. II IL reported that he
purchasers of the City Mills intend entirely
rettting 1t, aud will soon commence opera
tions on an extended scale. important im-
proyements are now being made at the Man.
chester Flour hills. r.c.
TIE JAMES RIVER BsrDGg. a large
number of persons on foot and with
light vehicles have avaiIed themselves
ef the opportunity of the free passage to
Richmond by this route. The gradiug Of the
,freet ON the north side bus not yet been en-.
tireIy completed, but only 4 few dsys will
elarre before wagons Of every description,
heavily laden, can pa>s over with safetf.
htrailing win also be placed IN position ID
a short time, and when lighted up, and The
RAILWAY j built. The traffic both for business
and Pleasure viii be ilDrnense. As il Is, tlie
IAo,neuade and view me both delightful,
rue TOWNSHIP BoARp.- The supervisor,
as c yso, aud toad commissioners, comprising
the Baard OF SD FER ,.sars for ihls township,
nj their tStsGssien ln,de i, ttarhlsh inspec-
,..,,lI Of township aliairs for the Iast yc'tt,
aid the report Is iu, cyery way eneo0ihgins,
there being on hand alnpie funds for all out.
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lHE NJ AtYLAND EDITORIAL ExcUasros,srs.
AZ q M ,eting of the members of the Rich
mond fress Club yesterday afternoon ar.
ranger tents were made for the reception apd
enter1 ainment of the Maryland Editorial AS
socla' ion who will arrive here on an excur.
sioh'. superintended by Major N. III. Hotch-
KISS Tomorrow at about noon. The excur-
$40 oists will be met at West Point by a com
M .ttee of which Alr. Ernest Wiltz is chair.
n an. ..t.l...- .. :.
On reaching the Exchange Hotel. which
Will be their headquarters in this city, they
will be welcomed on behalf of the municipal
lnuthorities by Mayor Kelley apd on behalf
! OF the press by Colonel WilIi1m E, Cameron.
In the afternoon the visitors will be pre-
scnted to Governor Walker by the president
pt the Press Club, after which they will
drive to points of interest iu and about the
city. AT nightthey will he called upon at
! their headquarters by members of the press
and citizens generally; and on Saturday they
will leave for White Sulphur u,0 Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. Thence they 20 to Gin
cinnati, Louisville, st. Louis, Chicago, and
indianapolis.
The members of the press will meet again
| ut O'Clock this evening in the Associated
Press office to complete arrangements, and
to attend to other important business.
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PRESENTATIONS OF A PyrH1AH BANNER TO
SYRACUSE LODGE. No. 5---Syracuse Lodge.
No. ), knights Of Pythass were the re.
cipients yesterday of handsome banner
and epgrossed resolutit ms from Oriental
Lodge. OF Baltimore, Nd, eXpres...Ing thanks
for hospitaIities extendf d them while on
visit to our city Il shOrtti ME dso. The lodge
met at their Castle Hr il, corner of Broad
and Ninth streets, and At 81 O'clock the line
was formed under con nnsnd of Chancellor
Commander John 6. Hunter, and headed
by McCann's First Re yiment Band, escorted
the Grand Chancellor: VI Mary land, George
w Lindsay, Past Cb snreller p. G.. Stolpp,
District Deputy Ora I'd Chancellor Joseph j.
White, aud Past Chancellor William E.
Cree, to Virginia H all, where the presenta-
ton was made
After the ne' Aing had been called to
order. and the u binft hav,ng di-couiscd some
Lindsay presested d the banner and Iesolu-
tions of thanks On behalf of Oriental Lodge
in neat, appr Opriate speech. They were
received Oh behalf of Syracuse Lodge by D.
u. G. G. JOS ,ph j. White in some very
happy remlrb ). The banner is Il very band
sumo ono, AND the first one. under the new
regulations of the Pythian Order, ever
made The resolutions are neatly framed,
and will be Lung up in the hall of the lodge
by 4. G.. Go ,rge Bowden.
The presi 'ntatioD over, the line was re-
formed, and, after marching through several
of the priJ Icipa streets, proceeded TO the
Castle Hall of Syracuse Lodge, where very
fine collation. was served, and a pleasant
hour spent by all present.
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SALE OF MiN-srKEr Pgnprarr.-Mr.s i,
-. Apperson sold at auction Yesterday after.
n.srnoon the storeholse occupied .by Mps,rs.
nandolDh i English, No. 1878 Main street.
VIII W,.a front of 22a feet, for sis,65O, the pre,
sen. occupants being the purchasers.
ne atso sold the lot on the northeast cor.
aef ~ Main and Eighth streets. with front
ooo o. - teet and depth of 10s feet, for $40.
nbo' of s4i6.66 per front foot on Main stree.
Tue improvements thereon being of little
,1,.l vaile. The adjoining lot, 26 BY 1Os feet.
VIII Win improvements Of no value, sold for
$500, OF Ssoe.7a per front foot. II
SALES OF Clay STREET PRopEarr.-Afr. +.
L. AppeEsou sold at auction yesterday after
noon % lot 32a by 163 feet ON the north side
el Gag between Ninth and Tenth streets at
so S,' ger front .foct, or s2,l37 so. The adj
loHang l1t. which was the same size. WA.
SOD for ST. per front foot, or $500.
SALES OF REAt ESTATE N SIDNEY. - Nessrs
Irubhs d Williams sold at tauctLpn Yesterday
AFTERNOON two lots OH Laurel between Dover
ana Cumberland streets. e4eA honting d by
l4S, for $50 per ffoH saot; Two lots on or
Chetry between Cumberland and beverley
sraets, each ffottsAg go ty 1al, at Sis per
ir,nt foos Also one lot sdioinips tho above
as Si7 30 s;es frCnt foot.
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REDWOOD Z S-CRENsHsw, 10 !. NJ, at store CT
Mr.: Julius Fischer, No. 1903 Main street, boots,
shoes. dry goods &C.
LYME & BROTHER, 2P. NJ, country resi- ,ence
adjoining Jenningsville, on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad.
COOK & LAUGHrOh. l p NJ, $50 eases mass
lcorice of various brands.
ISBEEL & SON. sP. M., building lot OH south side
Of Grace between Belvidere anu Pine streets.
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS, P. NJ, irpn-frout store
at tile northeast corner Of Cary and Virginia
streets.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. 50 r. b.. framed dwell
ing No. 735 Ninth street. French Garden Hill;
also two building lots In rear of above On Tenth
street.
COOK, & LACGHTUE, 10 4. NJ, for Abraham
Harris, pawnbroker, No. 1881 Main street. Ave
- hrndrsd lots uf diamonds, gold watches, rins.
chains, s.lyerwars, SC.
RICHARDSON & CD s. P. 81, five building lotz
III western part OF the city. on Floyd street.
FCoULLING & rENDLETOE, P. NJ, brick
dwelling No. 2o4 Marshall between second and
Third streets.
I~bElL & SON. P. NJ. real estate or the south
side Of Broad between Foushee and Adams
streets.
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ment, with omnibuses. proceeded 10 Fora 4
Hotel and took the delegates to Hattor .TA
gsrden, where the picnic Of the Catholic.
Beneficial Society was In progress. and
where q large gathering Of ladies' and gentle
men had assembled to assist In their ente, !.
tainment. The delegates, after eujoyipg !.
very pleasant time In dancing and otf :,
evening. "e
= ~ .s...s To-Day
the Convention will assemble at the hal ! a,
O'Clock and hold a morning session !, h,t;, =,
los O'Clock, when the delegates in body win
aI1ena nlgh.mass at the cathedral, it b eing
tne Feast OF Corpus Christi-a feast com.
Christ. ~ W
. .,..; alter mass the Convention will RESUME its
in the afternoon the delegates will -yis;t
dlherent points of interest in hacks. The
IestlVitles viii be finished at night by u ban.
9uel al Monticello Hall, given 6y the. Catbo-
Ile Beneficial Society of this city to their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-12

fssf OF PATRICK BEnay eAxtsrr--at'a a
aaseting Oh the Richmond Press Club held
?estefoay evening, on motion. of Mr. John
ufame the Club resolved to present the tiue
DUST or the late P. Fl. .Aylett now In their
possession to. Mrs. Aylett as a testimonial of
tneir esteem for the deceased as an editor
ana u friend. a committee, consisting of
Messrs. M w. S. Gilman, ,W.,D. Chesteriaan,
w. Z. Elan, W. H. Wade, and B. HasseI,
WAS was appointed to make the presentation on
oehait OF the Club. The bust was made
aoout TWO years ago, and has since been in
ene III C. custody Of Mr. G. w. james, secretary