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New-York tribune., 1875-03-01

The result Of the Pacific Mail investigation
il pihiully inadequate, but there is at least
the comfort Of knowing that the question, in
some form or other, must get before the next
House, which we hope will have less reason to
follow vigorously every clue which does not
lead toward the bribing of Congressmen. The
important facts established and admitted are
the expenditure of nearly n million dollars to
secure the subsidy, the tracing Of the greater
part OF il into the hands of either members or
officers Of the House, and the utter inability
20 get from them any account of what they
did with il. On these points the abstract else
where published seems 10 show that the re-
port is fair and candid
The embarrassments of the ill-starred New
York aud 0swego Midland Railway have cul-
minated in q SUSPENSION OF traffic for the
present. The last train was run on Saturday.
Inability to pay the taxes on the property
and indiscriminate and excessive seizures
made by tax collectors have brought the road
60 this unfortunate pass. Much misery TO
many people is sure 10 follow, and ii seems
very unfortunate that some relief could not
have been given to the embarrassed line. the
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yEGErINE.
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V = 9 2 T N E
pURlFrEs THE BLOOD,
RENovATEs AND 1NvIeoRATss THE
WHOLE sYsTEM.
IT'S msD1cAr PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, TONIC, SOLVENT, AND
DIURETIC.

VKGETIYE Is made exclusively from the juices
OF carefully selected barks, roots, and herbs and
so strongly concentrated that It will eHectuailY
eradicate from the system every taint Of scrofula,
scrofulous humor. tumors, cancer, csncerous hu-,
NOR erysipelas, salt-rheu m, syphilinc diseases,
canker faintness at the stomach, and all diseases
that arise from impure blood. sciatica, iuaamma-
tory and chronic rheum atism, neuralgia. gout, and
spinal complaints can only be efectually cured
through the blood.
For ulcers and eruptiva diseases Of the skin pus-
tules, pmples, botches, boils, letter, scaldhead,
and ripgworm, VEGETINE has never failed to eff.
feet a permanent cure.
For pains In the back, kidney complaints, dropsy,
female weakness, leucorrhGa, arising from internal
liberation and uterine diseases and general debili
ty, vEGETINE acts directly upon the eau, es o
these complaints. 1t invgorates and stre ngthens
the whole system, acts upon the secretive organs
allays inf immation cures liberation, and regulates
the bowels.
For catarrh, dyspepsia, habitual costveness, pal.
pitatlon Of the heart headache, piles nervousness
and general prostraion Of the nervous system, 70
medicine has ever given such perfect satisfaction
as the VRGETISE. It purifes the blood cl, anses all
of the organs, and possesses controlling power
over the nervous syttem.
The remarkable cures effected by VEGETINE
have induced many physicians and apo,hecarifs
! whom we know to prescribe and use 1t insheir on
| families.
In fact, vEGEr1NE Is the best remedy yet dis
covered for the above diseases, and Is the only
| liable BLOOD-PURIFIER yet placed before the
public.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

THE CASE OF Fl. G. GIDDNGs. = 7 yesterday
the case of e. G. Giddings, charged with
forging the name Of Mr.. Henry Hopkins 10
check for $10O. was called at the Mayors
Court. The substance of the testimony was
that A. w. Gammons testified be heard Hop
pins tell Giddings to endorse the check for
him, This assertion Mr.. Hopkins most
strenuously denied, and claned that the
county still owed him 800. Mr.. Samuel
Archer testified that he bought the check and
paid $50 for it, thinking it was good. The
Mayor reserved his decision until to-day.
WARD MEETHGs.--Saturday night, ward
meetings will be held in the different wards
in the city for the purpose OF nominating
delegates to the Conservative Convention,
which meets at the old Courthouse on Sep
tember 1st. Efch ward is entitled to one
delegate for every forty voters.
FINED.-In the Mayors Court yesterday
George Browder was fined s5 Tor assaultiDg
George Westcott, and George Turner was
fined 50 for contempt OF court.
UNION CLUB.-A number Of the colored
bows of this city have organized social club
with the above name. The following is
list of its officers: william NJ. johnson, pre-
sideut: William Wood, first vice-president
William r. CogbIl, second yice-president
W. P. Short, recording s. cretary; Granville
Hatcher, marshal James Fox, first sentinel
Jefferson Giles, secord sentinel. This ciuD
gives a supper and watermelon feast next
Thursday night.
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TURSIps AND TIE WEATHER.-f ga wet
August" is necessary to the growth OF q
large crop of turnips the outlook this year is
remarkably good, and the yield will be larger
for the average than for very many years
past.
The dry spell commencing last Monday
night was broken by slight fall OF rain on
Sunday forenoon, followed by heavy
shower during the night which succeeded
and since then an almost continuous fall OF
rain, gently most of The time, but OCCASION
ally varied with heavy showers, as was nota.
biz the case Monday night and yesterday.
Reports from the country anticipate
"firing" of the tobacco by reason OF the
large amount of rain which has fallen in the
last four or five weeks. With this last rain
has come also change In the temperature,
which makes woollen clothing desirable and
renders cheerful the thoughts of fires and
blankets al night as increased means OF COM
fort. Yesterday morning the mercury in the
thermometer at sunrise stood at SO degrees,
indicating the lowest point reached since the
10Th of June, when it had fallen at the same
time of the day to 81 degrees.
This condition of the weather, accompa-
MED as it is with an east wind, besides In
spiring a universal condition Of the blues !"
amongst the stay-at-homes, will prove con-
siderably of damper to those who are con-
templating, even at this late day in the sea-
son, a trip to the mountains or seashore. 1t
will, too, we presume, make many OF the
absent ones who are only "waiting for the
weather to turn cooler" turn their faces
home ward.
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POLICE COURT, TUEsDAY-Justice j. j.
White pressdin9.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
Moses Smith (colored), charged with steal.
ing 1916, the property Of John Cox. Con-
tinued, and commission Of lunacy ordered.
George Haines, charged with being o fugi.
tive from justice from West Virginia, was
committed for ten days.
William Banks (colored), charged with
stealing one shoulder of bacon and two bars
of soap, all of the value of %. Surety re-
quired in the sum of 800 for thirty days.
Thomas O'Connor, charged with assault
ing and beating William Banks with stick
Discharged.
Henderson Robinson (coored), abusing
and threatening Beverly Gray in the street
Fined S5.
John Haines (coloreD, charged with being
disorderly and lighting in the market-house
Fined 800.
John Kolcoyne, charged with being
drunk. Discharged.
George Williams alias William William
(colored), charged With obtaining one set O
chairs of the value Of $3.50 from William Bel
lam with the intent OF defrauding said Bel
lam out of said chairs. Continued.
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A RICHMOND acknowledgements AT

A RICHMOND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AU-
TOMATO BOTTLE. CoRKER. NJ. 5. Valen-
tine has invented and patented machine for
corking bottles which supplies want long
felt by those engaged in the bottlng busl-
ness, especially where small bottles or Yials
are used. The invention has the great merit
of being thoroughly simple and laoor'saving,
doing the work much better and more etfectu-
ally than it can be done by hand; and with
an internal screw-necked bottle (tor which q
patent has been applied) promises a sure
method OF bottling soda. water and other yo.
latie LIQUIDS without the "wire neck-tie."
The machine is adapted for corking bot.
ties of all sizes used by druggists, and the
great beauty of the invention Is in the ro-
tary vertical plunge" which imparts to the
cork as it enters the neck OF the bottle a
screw motion similar to that given by the
hand when one puts cork tightly into q
bottle. It will be seen at once that this
greatly reduces the pressure and strain upon
the bottle which is required for forcing down
q cork by straight thrust; thus doing the
work without danger of breaking the bottle,
and at the same time corkiDS it 80 tightly
that il, will resist great pressure.
The machine proper is constructed Wlth
crank arm, which turns halt-circle cog.
plate, 80 that in turning the crank the circuit
is not completed, but only made bali way,
when the motion has to be reversed. By
means of small cog connecting with the
plate a vertical spiral screw, in which The
ssrotary plunger" works, is raised aud low
cred. An internal spline, fitting In groove
in the plupger, imparts rotary motion to
the plupger. Its vertical aud rotary motion
effects the drawing Of the corks. The plunge
deseends through corking guide, mounted
on the cross-beam Of the frame, which is at
tached at the top of standard connecting by
lateral duct with the lower end of maga-
zine which contains the corks Zone above an
other). A catch, projecting into the maya
zine through sloat therein, is attached to
spring, which spring-aatch serves to press
inward against the cork within the maga-
zine, and hold it while il supports the cerks
coming from above, and prevents the DROP"
ping OF more than one ct time.
There is a carrier attachment which can
be used or not. 1t is an endless rlate-band
chain, having cups upon 1t at regular int er-
yals, In which the bottles are placed. This
carries them under the vertical Elunger, and
IS the latter deseends, bearing the cork, q
|'leyer from beneath gradually presses the bot
tie up to the dbl, plate, which exactly fits the
mouth of the bottle.
The motion of the machine is very rapid,
and man and boy can cork with ease
thirty bottles per minute.
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most. Before striking the earth It burst
into a great number Of fragments, with an
explosive, reverberating noise heard AZ q
distance of one hundred miles. There
was seen a large black cloud at
the point Of explosion. The fragments Tell
scattering over large portion OF to"t.
soip: the largest single fragment found
weighs seventy -four pounds. Other trag-
menls have been found, weighing Ia the ag.
gregate i've hundred pounds. A careiul
Somparison of observations taken Ia olHer'
enl psrts of the country over which the me
;eor passed, shows that when twenty-five
miles from the end of its path it was elgb'
miles high at tbirty.eight miles u was
twelve miles high, and at ssx;y-elght miles II
was fifteen miles high. 1t was, perhaps, SIX
miles high " hen 1t exploded.
The meteor changed its color rapidly, be-
ing when frst seen bright White, tnen
orange, and then fiery red, when 1t *
ploded, Various estimates were MADE OF
its velocity, but the most probable place II
at about tve or six miles per second. q pc
culiarty of the fragments IS that they snow
no trace Of ever forming single mass. NC
two fit together in any way, and they ap
pear to have been independent OF each other
when they entered the atmosphere.
Professor Newton thought the results o
the observations of the Iowa county me
teorite were highly important to science, nc
other having ever been investigated Win 81
great accuracy.
DR.. j. l.. Smith, of Louisville, said there
was noticeable tendency TO exaggerate I'M
size of luminous bodies. He had proved bJ
actual experiment that luminous BODY
which, at q distance of mile, Is estimated
TO be ten tines the size Of the disk OF INT
moon, was In reality less than one-eIghth
an inch in diameter. He denied that the
large bodies of iron found in Greenland arr
of celestial origin. The more he has studief
the subject as q chemist the more evidence h'
found tnat the distinctions usually made be
tween terrestrial and meteoric iron are arol
trary, and conclusions based upon them art
to be accepted with caution.
Professor Newton said it would be im
possible forAny gaseous body 10 pass through
space and strike our atmosphere as unlt
1t would inevitably be dissipated by the at
tractive force Of the sun. 1t is probable tina
small fragments are thrown Oft by the comet
and scattered through space. Few, if any
astronomers now doubt that the comets ar
being steadily disintegrated.
DR.. Smith doubted whether meteorite
could be fragments of comets. Some comel
are entirely gaseous, so far as We can see
and, again, it would be impossible for a smal
body to be thown off from larger bod,
without some repellant force greater thar
the attractive force of the larger body, ant
we have no evidence of any such repellan
force operating in the comets.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.

BOSTON, December IL, 1859.
Gentlemen,-My only object In giving you this
ing been badly afflicted with Salt-Rheum, and the
whole surface Of my skin being covered with pim.
n1in and ANNOYANCE, ,and knowing Il TO be . blood
disease, took many Of the advertised
rations among which was any quantity OF sarSa-
menced takiug the VEGETIyE, and before had
completed the first bottle saw that had got the
right medicine. Consequently followed on With
nounced q weli man, and my skin Is smoot1hnd
entirely free from pipples and eruptions. Ihaye
it vii 10 The use OF VrGETINE. TO benefit those AZ
icted with Rneumst stism, will make mention also
OF the VEG ETINH's wonderful power or curing me
fn,enseIy C.H. TUCKxR,
Passenger A gent Michigan q. =. R.,s
SO Washington street, Boston.
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Prepared by
II. r. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

lr. II. 4. Stevens:
Dear Sir,-I will most cheerfully add my testl-
mony 10 the great number you have ALREADY re-
ceived In favor Of your great and good medicine,
VEaETINE, for do not think enough can be said
in its praise, for was troubled over thirty years
with that dreadful disease catarrh, and had such
bad coughing spells that it would seem rs though
cured me; and DO feel to thank God all the time
tbeI e Is so good medicine as VEGETINE and also
think IL one of the best medicines for coughs and
weak, slpklng feelings at the stomach, and advise
everybody to take the VEGETINE. for can assure
them II Is one Of the best medicines that ever wass
Mrs. l.. GORE.
corner Of Magazine and Walnut streets,
Cambridge, Mass.
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MeteOriISS.

WHAT TIE sCiENTlsrs AT DETROIT THINK OF
THEN.
iDerol, Posts report Of Saturdays proceedings OF
the Scientific Assoeiauon.J
Professor n. Is. Leonard, Of Iowa City,
ftad paper Oh "The Path of the Iowa
couhty Meteorlte.n The meteor fell Febru.
afy ~, 1875, at about 1915 in the evening,
ana "ssseep over section OF country about
4oo miles in length and 200 In width. Its ap-
pearance as it passed through the air is de-
ocribed as that OF an elongated horseshoe
moving with the bright toe Of the shoe tore'
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TREE BLOWN DowN 10 Owing, no doubt, TO
the recent heavy rains, large Oteheite mni-
berry tree on the northwest corner OF NAM
and Sixth streets, whose roots bad evidently
been killed off In grading the street some
wears ago, fell across Sixth street. us ia,,
was greatly enjoyed by number OF smali
boys, who literally sWasned upon iss limbs.
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VALENTINES AUT oMATIc CoRKER.-Druggista
and others interested In the operation Of boltIns
are respectfully invited to an examination or an
original labor-savng corker for bottles and Viala'
II may be seen at the office of VALENTINES meat
tuIce No. 2l Thirteenth street, during Thnrsday'
August 26th. After which time this piece OF me-
chanisms will he packed and shipped TO Boston for
exhibition before the Pharmaceutical Association
Of the United States.
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GRAND GIFT CoScERT.-The first Gift Concert OF
the Moutpelier Female Humane Association VIII
positively ke place in September, or all holders OF
tickets win havetheIr money refunded with inter-
est on same. Now is the time to buy tickets BEFORE
the rush commence For full particulars call az =.
F. JoHSsToN's music aud news-store, 9le Aain
street, of whom tickets can be had.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Aug. %, Aug. 90, Ang. IA, Aug 2
1878. 1874. 1875. 1878,

W7sS Hs7s; 3 ds73; 8 W ds7s; as7s;
Total deaths. lie 81 "a 90 I6 "a i2 II
Still born..... 1 2 s O s o
Mean temperature for the week ending
August IA. 77.2s; mean temperature for the
week ending August q, 7785. Amount of
rainfall for the week ending August 81, 1.63
inches.
Population calculated by school census
just completed, 1859: whites, 40 ,4S7; CO.
lored, 81, 143. Leaving out fractions, we
make the population 1850. Whites, II, 400;
coIored, 31,10O.
Rate OF mortality of whole population was
2O.0S per 1000 per annum rate of mortality
of white population was 21.35 per 1000 per
annum rate Of mortality of colored popula-
ton was 1889 per 1000 per annum.
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CITY CENTRAL CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE
There will be meeting of this committee
at the Sheriff's office, No. Ills Main street,
this evening at O'Clock. All Conservative
candidates for the Senate and House of Dele
gates will be there.
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New MILITARY CoMPANY.-We understand
that meeting of young men will be held in
the city in few days for the purpose of or
ganiziug new military company.
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POSTPONED Owing to the extreme in.
clemeDcy of the weather, the moonlight ex.
cursion to Dutch Gap, which WAS to have
taken place last night, has been postponed
until Tuesday, September IA, 1875.
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NoTARIFs PUBLIc.-The Governor has mp.
pointed Jackson l.. Valentine notary public
for Ashland, and Robert Gilman, Jr., no.
tary for Petersburg.
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corner Of Main and 2

4 large assortment OF Hish Back-combs Just re
ceiyed at LEyY BROTHERS..
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GOLD FoSLs, Amalgams, Tin Foiis. Hurs stop
pag, 8. s. 81. Gut,a-P Pereha Filling, Guiltoiss Ce-
nent, Cement Plombe, Artifciel Dentine, Roberts's
O. Artificial, Oxy. Chloride of Zinc.
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MoRTuARY REroRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending safuT-
day, August 81, 1876, compiled from sexfons'
returns received ut the office Of the Board Of
Health Ccuse Of Death: ChoIera.infantun,
~; congestion Of brain, L.; conyulsons ln-
iantiie), 1; dtarrtea (acuie), q; diarrtGa
tenronicl Q; dropsy,1 !; drowning, 1; dys-
ssy ssn.ery lacutel, I; fever (typhoidl, I heart
asease, imperfect development, i; intus-
ssuseepion, I; meningitis, q; pneumonia,
tuberculosis, /. Whole number Of deaths
10 the city exclusive OF s.,ll.births. as. Ser !:
Males, l9 femaies,9 Color: White males.
IL; white females, g.; colored males. 4:
cofored females, 4. Age One day 10 thirtv''
- white one month 10 six, 1, whjta az
months to twelve, i white, 3 colored--totaI-
4 one year to three, white, s colored =
total, II three years 10 five, 3 white: Eve
years to ten, ! white; twenty yearst to thirty.
/ eolored; thirty years to forty, 2 white:
fifty years to sixty, 1wbite; seventy years
to eighty, while, l colored- total, q; eighty
years to ninety, 1 colored. Condition Sim
gle, 10 white, 8 colored-total, "a; married,
1 white; widows, white, 2 colored-total,
8. Ndtvity: United States, 20. Locality :
Marshall Ward, 8; Jefferson Ward, g.; Madi
son Ward, Z; Monroe Ward, 2; clay Ward
g.; Jackson Ward, s.; almshouse, /. Bs
,chons Certified: Regular practitioners, 25
coroner, l.; Board OF Health, 1.
r,oxp % xrrvr wrprrv ,,opr.,,r,p
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Another lot Of those Golden Flax Tray-Cioihs 81
8Oc. Just received at LEVY BROTHERS.
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JKTANTED, EVERYBODY TO SAVE
w MONEY! MONEY |! MOSEY!!.b by having
ther clothes secured by the celebrated French dyer
and sscourer aud champion gloye-cieaner: Pants
secured and pressed In the original shape for ooc.'
per pair, Repairing dola at twenty five per cent.
less than any house 10 the city. J.. FRENCH,
my 24-3m 40. 8 Ninth street-sgn OF red flag.
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Two-Burros KID Gloves, u pair, at Lev,
BROrHERs'.
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THE FIRST THISG TO BE CONSIDERED IN ous lug
q collar is the ft. The Eimwood anu Ha1"ieA ~
better titan any others
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A FRESH ASSORTMENT OF FALL PRINTS just re-
ceiyec at LEVY BROTHERS..
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,on.y ..AUG uSI 70, ts'o.

-,,,c,1 ALTON OF THE DIspATCH
III THk GIN, y T,Ir COMBINED ClRCULA-
1SLAR"S.. TuE OTHER DAILY NEWS
IIrrps or THE CITY.
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! KNIGHTS 3s.IScH. soST-FisIsH CAMBaIc oniy
0c. q yard ut LEVY BROTHERS.
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! DISPATCH PRIyTIsG-HousK.--Uu Unsurpassed IA
citties for the prompt execution OF All kinds OF
printing. Orders filed promptly aud at low prices.
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AUCEIes SALES THIS nay.

n. "a. LEE, 2. NJ, property on north Fifth
Sas SSlx,n, ana seventh streets, known a. Smiths
COOK & LAUaHTON, 10 A. NJ, for Mr. Peter
O'Conner, stock or family groceries, &c.
PAINE. CABELL& CO., l0x A. H., boots, SHOES.
~ mems and boys, hats, &c. sal2' -
THOMAS W. KEEsEE, 10 a. M., 1. No. ssa
31s north Seventh street, household and kitchca
furniture
ROBERT B. LYME, 5k P. r.. small vacant lot on
the west side OF Twenty ninth street between
Osnd p.
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Use The Dsyol Bleachea Cotton. lie. ! yard, j. !.
LEVY BROTHERS. & @ -,
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E1cKLLEsr BLACK SILK $3.50 a yard at Lew
BROTHERS,.
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CUMAC WANTED.-I pay the highest
- cash price for SUMAC,T1n any quantity, at the
depots and landings. or at the sumac- and bb rk-
mills corner Seventh and Canal ttreets Richm0L'd.
iv 0om JOHN 2. HIJLST.
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CoaflussIoN solicit your ors
ders for printing, or 9 can .at any time Jon may
wish to see specimens or oh ain estimates feeling
assured that It viii be 10 your advantage.
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,,-.,rurs TO-DAY The probdcat'hes
w w, nc ,rcather today sctA De poray
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lost. sTnAYED. AND FOUND.

vFGETlNE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
au 2l-S&W2t ~ .-.-.- ~. -
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VISITING CARDS, Doc. TO 81 for 90, at
J ths DISPATCH HpRINTISG-H0USE. d,
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TEE KEW STYLES or yorE-PAPxH win be Ia ON
Thursday Afternoon at Levy Bnorngns,.
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WANTED, TO LEND EIGHT THOU
w SAND DOLLARS, in sums to suit, on city
improved, unincumbered real estate.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
au 25.5t Ills Main street.