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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-23

CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared S1MM0NS'S LiVEH
with trademark, stamp, ald signature unbroken
none other Is genuine. 49,, . ...
N'"0 ~ j. Fl. ZEIL1N & CO.,
.n ~ Macon, Ca, and Philadelphia.
TIE SYMPTOMS OF Liver
Complaint are unl aSiu.SS and
pain In the side. Sometimes
.. .- The pain Is In the shoulder, and b..
Is MISTAKEN for rheumatism. .....
The stomach Is affecled with
LOSS OF APPETITE and sick
ness. bOwc,S in general cos Is.
TIVE, sometimes alternating .
With lax. The HEAD Is trou-
bed with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation, considerable LOSS
OF MEMORY, accompanied
with PAINFUL sensation Of hay-
Ing LEFT USDONE something
which ought to have been
done. Often complaining of
weakness. DEBILITY, and low
spirits SOmetiin'S MANY OF
The above symptoms ate pd the
disease, and at other tunes
very Fhw Of them: but rho
LIy ER Is generally the organ 49, s
most involved. . o.,
Nearly ali discusses originate from indigestion and
torpidity of the liver. and relief Is always anx-
oisly sought after. if The liver regulated III us
action health Is almost Invariably secured. Want
o. action I'm the liver headache, constipa ION,
iaundce pain In the shoulders, cough, chlls, diZzl-
ness sour stomach, bad taste IN the mouth, bilious
a. tacks palpttion Of the heart, depression of spi-
ritS. or the blues. and 4 hundred other symptoms.
for which SIMMDNo'S LIVER REG ULATOR Is
acts mildly. efft ctuay and, being simple vegeti-
bic compound, can do no Injury in any quantities
that II may be taken. Ii is harmless In every way
II has BIZ Gu used for forty years, aud hupdreds OF
the good and great from all parts or The country
will vouch for It's Icing the purest and best.
NH lO-tJc2S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-23

BEAUTIFUL HOUSE AND LOT FOR
ID SALE PRIVATELY IN THE CITY OF
MANCH EST ER. ON S1Fr NTH STREET NEAR
HULL-lhe HOUSE contains Inc rooms, conre-
bathrooms. The house Is nearly and Is in be au-
tiful order. with water on each floor. The LOT.
fronts 45 by 65 feet.
This property would su,ta professional man. rs
1t is centrally located and has 4 nice ottce-room
attached.
IHRMS: Very liberal. 49,
AnnIv To AUGUSTINE ROYALL.Agent,
office corner of seventh and Hull streets.
NH O-eodtApl Manchester, Va.
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AUCF1SN SALES--Sufure Dav.
BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Hnin srreer

GALE OF GROCERY STORE oy
- LEAsEH0LD. STOCK OF GROCERIES
We shall lat The request OF Mr. George Cuban, .s
at public auction. ON the premises, on THUgsnsYY
the 10th day or March, 1875. at ~ o'clock ".
without limit reserve. his USkXPIRFSS
LEASE on LOT corner Eighteenth and Hroad
streets. With the STORE and two small FaAMETi
HOUSES there on. Also, his stock or GEnrl
RIEs, &C., and the usual household ard kehen
furniture. This lisa No. ] grocery stand 'e"
TERMs:At sale. LYME & BROTHER
mn 20 t. rs .- Auctsoueo,s
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nEpAnrUnE oE STEAMERS.

E1OR NEW YORK.-The s&Kah
e Old Dominion Steamship Oompany's I =. go
stea nship OLD DOMINION; Captain MALiRE u
VIII sail TUESDAY. March 23d at O'clock 8 r; p.
Positively no freight received after O'Clock Z. M.
varded With dispatch to all points north, south,
east and west aso 20 sS5esn
Fare 70 E .so York. sl2; sseeFase' 20; foHn''
- e. VI. ALhEN & CO.. Agents.
mh2s-1t Company's Wharf. KooKei0.
OFFICE JAMES P1vER STEAMBOAT CoMPPASy,}
RICHMOND, March 17lh, 1875. )
CHANGE OF TIME. lI
:. p SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. = -'7-''
On and after WEDNESDAY,, March oath the
steamer JOHN SYLVESTER VIII leave her wharf
4 R TGskeii As ri on WabN ie
'-' LIB. TATUM,
DHILADELPHIa, IRICF- |Nx
MoN1 AN In SoREEyg}TtKsn sTE Phts TW1SE
| A WEEK-Until further notice the steamers Of
Sxy ~ 81 sPS o FsSn0nd every
Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF New
| Jersey, Pennsylvania. and Delaware, for ProTi-
werp uia Red star ant American steamship lines,
ana Bills Oh laans SieDWvg ". ?. p PoRTER. Agent
| s.. 2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM 7. CLYDE & co:
i mh12 No. ~ south Wharves, Phlladelphi..
CANTON INSIDE LINE."ez,SIslssH1zssI
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
| TRI-WEEKLY. "'
On and after OCTOSER 1ST the spendld lren
steamers of this line will leave Rchmonn 1 Y tS-
DAYS THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
.Powhatan Steamboat Company's pier, corner OF
Twenty-second and DOCK streets, making close con,
necliun each Trip at Canton, Md, (East Balttmore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
| Railroad Company for Phadelphia.
| SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight By this iue covered by fire ana marine
| insurance free OF. cost. No dockage charged al
| Richmond Rates as low any other line: ) his
is the quickest line between Philadelphia ana klcfl-
Frsights ordered by this line should be marked
"(anion Inside Line" and sent TO the Philade-
phIa, wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadel-
pbia- - ,,,r.,o,,,o ,,,s p,oh
| moHd, For further information aDplyto
| '-I !, s.f . l.. b. TATUM, Agent,
| Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets
| and Ninth and Main streets, or TO
| :. Us. WILSON, General Freight Agent.
| Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
PHILADELPHIA ia .
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Immediately thereafter tsay ut s o'clock p. NJ
We will offer for sale. on the premises, FOUR NEW
BRICK TkStMtN Is. IL a. and cOnmodious, Nos.
313, BIT, and 319 west Cary street, between
Madison and BevdeIe streets. These houses ace
furnis he'd with ranges. bat h.r0oH S. water closets
hot ard cold wAter for bathrooms and Kitchens,
pautries, closets. and other couveniences susiI
are only usual In houses OF the best class. 2
TERMS: 0ue-iuurth cash. balance at one, two,
and three years, interest ADDED.
: ~. WILLIAMS & GIBSON, 81.
NH 90 - AuetOneers,
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WINES, LIapORs, TasT.ACCsS, as.

WINES, LA4s0sS, Ie9EsACCss, S3.
WINES AND LIQUORS.-ELLISON &
w IrAEVEY. WIlOLES ALE LIQUOR DEAL
Frs 1909 Cary street. have In store The following
desirable goods, to which they invite the attention
Of buyers:
IS one-eigbth casks PORT and SHERRY WINE,
40 quarter casks PORT ana >IIERki VINE
25 barrels SWEET CATAwBA WINE.
90 half-b. rrcls BLACKBERRY, CHERRY, anu GIN
GER BRANDY.
/ O k-casks pure HOLLAND GIN,
! E-casks pure FRENCH BRANDY,
8 barrels pure = rPLE BRANDY.
80 btrrcls OLD RYE, distilled 1869.
ALSO,
full supply of the following Whiskeys:
CID CABINET,
kSiCKERBOCkER,
GOLDEN NECTAR,
EAGLE,
BELCHER'S SUNNY SOUTH,
and all glaCcS of common.
Aecus for The "Appewood DstillinG Compa-
nys" celebrated Whiskeys-one, two, end THREE
years old.
25 barrels pure RYE WHIsKEY, made at Pow
ers's distiliery, one year old. NH 22-6t
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S. SUMMERDEAN" AUGUSTA COUN-
~ TY, VA.,I RYE WHiSkEY.-We desire TO
caution the trade and The public generally against
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS of the above popular brand
Of Virginia Mountain Whiskey. This brand, hay
ing been duly registered aud protected by copy
right al the United States Patent I flee, Wash
ington. ID. c., is our sole property and other par
ties using the same or any imitation thereof, rcu-
der themselves liable to prosecution according to
law JENKINS. CAPkRS l. CO.,
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
No. ll3 south Fourteenth street,
NH ~ Hichinefld. Va.
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WEDDING AND YISITING-CARDS,
w nas ,tiful. Ut The DSpatch sx.y,ncas hpaSs
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En BARRELS RYE WHiSkEY,
cp 20 barrels RECTIFtED WHiSkki,
APPLE BRANDY and RUM,
IRISH WIllSkEi,
C0DKING-WISFS,
FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR,
GREEN aud BLACK TEAS,
CHOICE COFFEE.
For sale by JOHN NJ. HIGGINS,
dc IL 1Gl0 franklin street.
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DEhEWAL OF LIMITED PARTNER.

lNSHip-CHAKLES d. HILL. and CHARLES
r. SklNkEk, Of the city Of Richmond In the
state OF Virgins, and GusTAYCS uBtE, JOHN
X. OBSP, and ROBERT OBFR, of the city of
Baltimore, IN the Stale Of Marylaud, who are there
associated und,r the firm OF G. OBEk L SONS,
have THIS DAY RESEwED THE LIMITED CO-PART-
NERSHIr HERETOFORE FORMED By THEM on the
Ist day of Jatuary, 1872, aud which expired by
limitation December 31st, 1874, for further Pc
Rod OF five years, ard 10 expire the 3lst of de-
ccubcr, S79, for the purpose OF conducting a
GkkERAL COMMISSION and GROCERY BUSl-
NESS In the city of Richmond Va, under the firm
OF Hull & SklSkER.
Chsrles ID. Hill AID Charles r. Skinker are tie
general partners, and MeSsrs. Gustavus Ober, john
Il. Obcr, and Robert Cher. under the firm OF G,
URER & SONS. are special partners.
The sum of forty thousand dollars has been put
into the partnership by g. Uber 4 Sons.
[SignedI CHARLES u. Hull,
CHARLES X. SKINNER,
General partners.
GUSThVUS DBER,
JOHN K. ODER,
per G. ODER, attorney,
ROBERT DSEk,
per g. Ober, attorney,
Special partners,
composing firm Of G. Ober j. Sons.
January LIST, 1875.
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY, that near G;s
L " new and neatly painted + X N r. - ~
DWrI ING. with four rooms. situated ut No. 404
Pine street, near Albemarle. 1t has necessary con,
We fences The lot Is 80 by Las feet TO an alley 70
49, WAkktN & TUPPER,
Real Estate Agents, No. II Tenth street.
NH lq-cOd3t #
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NOTlCE.-We have appointed MEssRs.
~ CHRISTIAN WHITE our sole agents for
Tie sale OF GEORGE GpuLET'S celebrated CHAM
PAGNES. JOSEPH RlFFLAID'S Sons.
Trade supplied al agcnts' prices In New York,
freight addcd CHRISTIAN L WHITE.
To-
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Stair OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICIIMoSD-tO wit:
l, Charles U. Williams, Notary public for the
city ufoie said, In the Stale OF Virginia, do certify
that Charles ID Hill this day personally appeared
before me, in my said city, ana made osth that
Messrs. G. Ober Sous OF the city ~ Baltimore, In
firm OF illl 4 sklnker, of Witch inc atii ant Is u
general partner. the sun or forty thousand dollars
special partners therein.
Given under my baud this LIST day OF January,
1875: lsignedl CHARLES u. WILLIAMS.
taI2.d6t&IR5w Notary Public.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO ...
CONSERVATIVES.
The loug-looked-for specific for the cure of all
pulmonary diseases Is found at last
GLOBE.FLOWER COUGH-SIRUP
has proved to Ire the most extraordinary medica.
preparation ever discovered for curing
.4.. CONSUMPTION.
1t not only cures consumption, but relieves mme-
diarey the Incl pen stages, such rs COUGHS, COLDS.
PAINS IN THE CHEST. &c. 1t break 5 up the most
distressing coughs in an incredibly short time.
GLoBE-FLowER SYRUP
is unlike any other remedy known. 1t contains
.# .E. NO OPIUM
nothing poisonous 1t Is delicious to take-he earthly
savior to all afflicted wi h affection Of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
1t Is warranted to give satisfaction. The most
m ean It. Phi s!'i THs GLOsEFLoWER sYsUF
1t will cure you aud save you from the grave.
REMARKABLE CURE.
70. CLEVELAND, ONO, April IL, 1874.
DR.. j. s. PenabertOn: II gives me greTit pleasure
to inform you that two bottles of GLoBE-FLowER
SYRUP hare cured my son OF an obstinate lung af.
fccuon of several ycars' standing, after our best
physicians had given him up 10 die with what they
called consumption l shall ever remember with
grateful heart and recon meud'to all, the GLOBE
FLOWER SYRUP. 1t has brought more sunshine
aud happiness TO our hearts aud home han one
million dollars could have done. God bless you
Your friend ELIZABETH SPENCER.
For sale By PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
=. 4..1 - ..a..srH Wholesale Agents, "
fe 1e-eodSwtAp1 ..... 81. Richmond, Va.
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BY John Mccormick, Auetioneer,'
III AZ 1900 Main street. .sei, !.

WILL BE SOLD ON, THURSDAY,
w Marsh 24tb, commencing at 10Y O'Clock.
large varety Of HoU HOLD FUnNITURE.
&C.,, Consisting of lBedsteads, Bedding. Bureaus.
Mood aud Cane. Sest Rockers, Washstan ds, Tar
bes seveial Writing csks, UiI-PaInings,L ooking-
GIasses.&c! ..LLiE' =
AIsos aIet OF OUNTERS and SHEilVlsGS.l Il
The above goods will be sold without reserve q
Also. win sell on SATURDAY NJ XT'a large
quantity of CLOTHING. -, - =, :. .nsN1'
NH 23.3t Auctioneer.
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AUCTToY sALEs-rhis Day.
by Cook Il Lausiiton. Aucrl9neers,
So.Y1O Governor street.


by Cook Il Lausrton. Auctloncefs,
So.1 Governor street
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAR
IL RIAGF, &C., AT AUUTfON.-THlS DAY q.
10 O'Clock we Will sell. Mt our auctl0n-rOoinb, aH
assortment of FURNITURE, consisting or
WALNUT PARLoR SUIT covered with strlpsu
MAHoGAyY and WALNUT BEDsTEAps,
sJDEBoARDS. LOUNGES. ..atl ~ 49,.
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS, .,,.- -. al
I HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES, ~''t
Blu. EAUs. WARDRoBES, 90 - ,'t ~'Is#
Il HAT-KACKS, TIN SAFES ..gea 49, hoo
GLASS JARS, COUNTER SCALES, ,.s,.,,
I FLOOR tIL-i 10TH, y 1.s ~ -
. COOKING and iiRATISG-STovEs. aUg .it'
1 GOOD osE-HonsE CAnn1AcE.. ,,,urov 81
NH % ,,II,,nl I-I,,,r,,..s Auctioneers.
/ raH Gu dug BY Lyne& Brother. \" '.'n " -"
a b Real Estate Agents and Aucaon @'.t3
.,t.dI :. No. 1912 Main street. rs on 0.'1.
1--WE VACANT LOTS ON. THE EAsI
Il LINE OE TENTH STREET Belly, EE n
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS FUE SAL ,, a.
AECTI0N.-We shall ut the reqatst OF me 1Wme,
sell at public aucton. on the prsmiseai on EG
DAY the 23d day of March, 8 %. NJ o'cl9ck Z.
NJ 1--WE LO rs located as above descrfbeo' iron.,ns
Zach on The east line Of Tenth street 80 leeI
running buck The usual depth. -, roao.s
This property. for a future investment, uneIs
great Inducements, rs Tenth street mas ho"oe
entirely filled up. -. - 49,, ,,ou- If solo
TERMS Wilde made knSwp TIE Rs hgH5 q SAFE
,o..-. ..-.. o.. 49, '-'-,-I.-, Auctioueers. n,
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GALES AT AUCTION.

y
BY williams 4 Gibson,
Real Estate agents, Auctio!eers. and stock Brokers'
On THURSDAY NEXT, 25th Instant Ut NJ Z.
NJ. will offer for sale at public auction THREE
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. situH;ed
on the norihmeS corner Of Grace and Pine su eets
fronting 81 feet each and running back lao Cet ~
an alley sixteen feet wide.
TERMS: One-iourth cash /; balance 1T four, eight,
and twelve months.
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CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared S1MMONS'S LIVER
RkGUbA TOR unless In our ehEraVed wrapper
with Trade mark, stamp, ald signature unbroken;
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QUESTION:. Where can | buy >a@
W good SHOES for myself or chD a&-D
dren at low figures, but nade OF good material? /,
Answer: Al the factory No. 2lo Broad street.
between Second ana Third, where nothing but caJ-
made goods are sold. -..
ROOTS footed u order for only S6. sc Is
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

On and after WEDNESDAY,, March oath the
steamer JOHN sYLVESTER will leave her wharf
at Rockets for NORFOLK, PORTSM0GTH. apd
RIVER LANDINGS, on MONDAYS, WEDNEs
L. 3. TATUN,
,,,b 1a1w a----------------,----.G eutral Agent.
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For sale by PURCELL, .LADD & CO.,
=. ...a = --...s~H Wholesale Agents, =.
fn kicnmOnd. Va.
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IUST RECEIVED A FRESH EARr
~ supply Of fine HANb-SEWED DRESS #M&
BOOlo and DOUBLE-SOLED GAlTERSs kN
for gentlemen to which invite their at
trhtion. They are The best aud most sIyhsh goods
have seen for years JOHN G. PAGE, b.,
900 Main street,
ID 2S between \ nth and Tenth.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-17
Norti, Cornwall.

The rain has done much good and has been thankfully received, we hope.
 Our schools have all commenced again at last.
 Mrs. Nellie Hubbard and her child ren are visiting at her fathers (T. S. Gold's) on Cream Hill.
 Arden Coe and wife are residing on Cream Hill at present.
 Last Friday grindstone burst in the Shear shop at West Cornwall, and George Hughes was very seriously injured, but we hope not fatally.
 MT. Fitch, our pastor, expects to start on a vacation trip, about the first of July, to be gone few weeks.
 Communion will be observed here the last Sabbath in June-one week sooner than usual, in order to have it before Mir. Fitch starts for the West. It has been requested, and is hoped, that every mem- Der of the church will be in attendance if possible.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-17
Warren.

Showers, Saturday night; high winds Sunday; followed by heavy frost, de- stroying garden and field crops generally.
 A company of our young people went to- the Lake and Pinnacle, on a picnic ex- cursion, last Friday.
 MT. Frank Brown and wife, who are in charge of the Driggs mansion on Greens Point. Warren, entertained the New Preston sewing circle, last Friday. They turned out in full force. and enjoy ed a drive over the new road, which IS in fine condition. Three of our young men have joined the New Preston Band.
 The widow and children of the late Homer s. Curtiss, of Bridgeport, are spending the summer here with her friends
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-17
New Milford.

Tuesday was an unlucky day for fingers. George Richmond, in Bostwick's Button shop, and Willie Dunn, at work on the Town Hall, each had one smashed.
 On accout of the rain the spelling of the 9th was adjourned to the 18th. Two prizes are offered.
 Tobacco settlers are hard at work; so are the worms.
 The reservoir will be completed this week.
 Two heavy blasts were put off this week in Mir. H. Noble's quarry, where the stone for the Town Hall are obtained, loosening about l50 tons of rock.
 The laying of the corner stone of the Town Hall will be grandly celebrated in a few weeks.
 That New Milford has a splendid band would have been said by anyone who heard their open air concert, Satur- day night.
 Pitching quoits is the incorporated game of the old and young at Cromers, where it is practiced every night.
 Can "Jack" of the spelling schools pronounce "Plums will probably be pro. cured. several times rapidly?
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-17
WoodbuYY,

R. B. Martin, Esq. who lives a little south-easterly from the soldiers monu- ment, has a lot north of the house which is bounded on the west by rocky preci- pice varying in height from from 20 to 30 feet. On Friday last, horse valued at $50 belonging to his son-in-law, Hector Baldwin, was feeding in that lot and in some way fell off the precipice and was killed.
 Willis 4. Strong has erected build ing on the east corner, nearly opposite the Congregational church, 24x5O feet, three stories high. It is to be completed soon and rumor says occupied for some kind of ade,-don't know what, as MT. s. keeps his own counsel
 On Saturday evening last. James AL len, of Bethlehem, called at Allen & Nor ris' store and left his horses without hitching. They soon started towards home on their own account, and, running about one hundred rods, left the wagon a wreck, and vent on some four miles fur ther. nearly half mile beyond their own er's house before stopping.
 -Woodbury ought not to suffer for the staff of life this season. It is to be bought at store and meat market, and two wagons run twice or three times week besides.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-17
VEGETNE Purifies the Blood. Renovates and lnvigorates the whole System. It's medical Properties are IMPERATIVE. TONIC, SOLVENT
 AND DlURETlc. Tr'

vegetine is made exclusively from the juices of carefully selected barks, roots and herbs, and so strongly concentrated that it will eectuay eradicate from the system every taint of ScrOfua, Scrofulous Humor, Tunors, Cancer. Cancer0us Humor, Erys1pe- las, Salt kheum, Syphllc Diseases Canker Faintneas at the Stomach, and all diseases that arise from i'm. pure blood. Sciatica, Infammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, GOut and Spinal Complaints, can only be effectually cured through the blood
 For Ulcers and eruptlve diseases of the Skin, Pus tues Pmples Botches, Boils, Tetter, Scaldhead and Ringwor Vegetine has failed to effect pef- manent cure. +- - #- -+
 For Pains in the back, Kidney Complaints, Dropsy, Female Weakness, LeuchOrrhGa arising from internal ulceration and uterine diseases and General Debility, Vegene acts directly upon the causes of these com plaints. It invigorates and strengthens the whole system upon the secretive organs, alays nham- nation, cures Liberation and regulates the bowels.
 For Catarrh Dyspepsia. Habituai Costyeness, Palpi- taton of the heart, Headache Pes Nervousness. and General Prostraton of the Nervous ystem, medi- cine has given such perfect satisfaction the vEGETINE. It purihes the blOod cleznses all of the organs, and possesses controlling power over the nervous system.
 The remarkable cures effected by VEGETINE have induced many physicians and alOthecaries whom we know to prescribe and use it in their own families.
 In fact vegetine is the best remedy yet discovered for the above diseases is the only reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-17
NIarrlageS.

At New Bedford Mass. at the residence of the brides father, by Rev. \. Quint, D. D.. Charles E. Benton of Sharon. Conn. .and Hattie NJ. daughter of William F. Brown, Esq.
 June 10, at the residence Of A. H. Hol- ley, Esq by Rev. Adam Ried, Ransom Holley of Wolcottville, to Laura W. Hol- ley of Lakeyille.
 In Wolcottville, at the residence of Fer dinand Adt, June 8, by l.. Perrin, D. D., William T.Davey and Miss Hattie Morse, both of Wolcottville.
 June ,, by Rev. s. Orcutt, NIT. William W. Downer and Mrs. Julia J. Evens. both of Torrington.
 In Plymouth, June l, by Rev, l.. Riggs, Charles Fl. Johnson and Miss Emma P. Roberts.
 in Harwinton, June 1, by Rev. M. B. Boardman. William Scoville of Hartford and Mary Scoville of Harwinton.
 At the residence of the brides father in Battle Creek, Mich, May 9, by the Rev. Wm. W. Halloway, Wm. H. Conant, of Oshawa; Canada West, and Jennie, eldest daughter of Charles Vail
 At New Britain, June 3, Daniel L Rog- CTS and Emma J. Camp, both of New Britain ..5
 At Winchester Center, June 6, by the Rev. Ira Pettibone, Dwight F. Gibbs and Miss Carrie E. Martin, both of Winches- ter
 In Farmers Village, May g, by the Rev. MT. Tomlinson of Simsbury, Dr. BenadOm Hasson of Canton and Mrs. Lydia A. Case, daughter of Asahel l.. Case of Farmers Village.
 At Sharon, May 1s, by Rev. Daniel Staver, Mr. James A. Ford of Falls ViI- lage and Miss Emma 4. Owen, daughter of Rufus Owen. Esq, of Sharon.