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Excitement in the SchusIkill
ReRi0fi.

PorrsviLLE, Pa, September 3.-Two
young men named Young and Kirby,
while driving near Laurgrass path,
were arrested by two special policemen.
Thinking III ey had fallen into The hands Of
some Of the outlaws who infest the min.
Ing region, one Of them drew revolver
and fred woundihg one Of the policemen,
the other officer returned the fire killing
Young, whereupon Kirby instantly fed
to the woods and escaped. Great excite
ment prevails throughout the schuylkill
region, in consequence uf the prevalence oi
crime, and In several localities vigilance
commettees are being organized.
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New YorR iIry Goods.

NEW YORK, September 3.-There has
been steady demand for staple cotton aud
woolen goods, and prints, ginghanis and
wOrsted dress goods are active. Wool aans
hels and Kentucky Jeans arc bfiskly &c.
tive an blankets Id better demand. CasSi.
meres quiet. The Daily bulletin says 400
pieces Of black and cOlOrCd dress silks were
ptc.emptorily sold At auction and brought
very p6Dd pficea,
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boot ana Shoe Strike.

NArcK, Mass, September IA gen.
eral strike was inaugurated to-day among
the wOtkmen In all the boot and shoe ess
tnbllShments at Cacllituate, eight hundred
employees being idle, because their EN-.
plOyes refused to pay to the same standard
as before the reduction, which was made
some months since on account Of the dull
tFnde.
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The IVestervelt Triai.

PHILADELPHIA, September 3.-The
whole Of the morning session Of the court
In the trial Of WeStervelt was occupied In
the croPs examination Of Police Slperin.
tendent Walling, Of New York. No new
facts we're elected.
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PATERSON, MI. September S.--N. @.
Hill, musical conductor and founder Of
the New York Philharmonic Society, shot
himself last night at his residence Ii the
suburbs Of this city, and died this after.
noon. Pecuniary difficulties were the
eaute.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LtBERrY, September 3.-CATTLB--
Receipts to-day 1910 head, and for the last
four days 6,0ji head. To.day's arrivals were
all through stock except one car. There IL
no business, 40 no quotations.
floGs-RGCeipts to-day 1886 head, and
for four days past 10,O65 head. Workers
81 G0as 90; Plliladelphias So 25aS 10.
SifEEP-ReCeipts to-day 900 head, and
for four days past 1880 head. Selling at
a. H1nnh m
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PHILADELPHIA, September 3.-Petto.
leum-Quieti refined l1Xc; crude s2<aS16c.
FlOur-Faif demand; extra 81 05a5 60; high
grades 81 75as so. Wheat-lh demand old
rcd 81 45ai 40; amber 81 40. Rye gOa94c.
Corn4Dull; yellow soc; mixed 1sc. Oats
Fair demand old white Tic; new 45a55c.
3utter-F'irni and unchanged. Cheese.
Quiet and unchanged. Eggs-Quiet; west.
ern 22a23c. Whi'ky-Sl24.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. B. Cotton Quiet at
14Nc. Flour-tlrm; family so 4Ua6 65.
Whent-Firrn; new SUcaSl 80. Corn-Quiett
eRr mixedat 7Uc. Oats-Dull; new 3Oa
5Oc. Rarley-Firm; spring 81 goal 80; fall
81 30al 40 RYe-QuItt; No. !, SOal 82c.
Pork-$20 75a2i 90. I.ard-QuiOt; steam
12Nal3; kettle lSAal4c. Bulk Meats
Firm at SNal2al9NC. Bacon % SaISa
1917 Jobbing trade WhiSky-Flrm at
81 10.
IioGs-Common quiet; good grades act.
i've; stockers 50 5Oa7 90; common light SO 70
az So good light 81 90aS 10;
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No Lives Lost.

OMAHA, September 3.-General Agent
Eddy telegraphed from the scene Of the
wreck on The Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad that no lives we're loRt, and no
one injured, and only one car ofstock lost
They saved one hundred and sixty head.
Everything possible is being done TO re-
place the bridge 80 that trains can run on
time as usual,
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
Fire al the Late r. n.

CINCINNATI, September S.-A special
to the Enquirer from Charleston, W. Va,
says the Gibson House, and the Henry
House burned this evening, They are
the principal hotels of that place, The
loss ia not stated.
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FIRE RECORD.
FIRE ATnRAppocK,s FIELDS.

PErrsBuReu, September 3.-About two
o'clock this morning a fire at Braddock's
Fields, PNp on the Mononguhela river,
destroyed eight buildings occupied by
Conrad Fisher, Andrew Kramer, grocers;
Sherman Bros, feed store; Mrs. Haggerty,
milliner; Henry Barnehardt, shoe store;
Jesse McCunc, wagon maker, and. two
Offices owned by James and Hughes. To.
tai loss $4,000, fully insured.
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PITTSBURGH, August3.-Pig Iron-E'itm;
No. / Foundry s27d2s %; No. 2, S.6a26 %;
white and mottltd S29 O0d23 90. Wheat
Firm and prices unchanged. CoEn-Duli,
and lower; shclled 75a77c on track; ear 7ga
soc. Petrol, um-Active; crude 81 391f at
Parker'si refined llAc, Philadelphia dGllv.
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ToLRDo, September 3.-Flour-Demaud
fair and market firm. Wheat-Fitn; No. 8
white Wabash 81 80; No. white Michigan
81 SO; amber 81 80; seller October 81 "a.
Corn-ACtive and irtn; high mixed CSC;
seller September " lSci seller October Hs ~;
low mixed 66ct no grade Csc. Oats-Fifm;
No. 2, 4Oc; seller October 4lc; white 4Sc;
Michigan 4Oc; rejected 33ISc.
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INDIA.

CALCUTTA, September S.-The govern.
ment here has heard nothing TO confirm
the report telegraphrd hence to the Lon.
don Times that the King Of BurmaIl re-
fused to receive Colonel Duncan, and the
story il generally discredited.
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The Chicago Il Northwestern
Tknnd.

OMAHA, September 3.-The situation
on the Chicago & Northwestern road Is
much better than reported this morning.
All trains, however, have been abandoned
on the damaged portion Of the road west
Of Boone, "a a precautionary measure.
Through passengers holding tickets over
this road will be forwarded via the G. r..
7. z. or the Q. D. & @ rnNAa.
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weeks. We understand several parties
made unsuccessful search for the police
but in answer to repeated calls they could
not be found. Mofrisey is still at large
and unless he should be fool hardy enough
to run against the guardians and thus
beard the lion in his den he will remain
so.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
About the same hour four men made
an unsuccessful attempt to effect an en-,
trance into the grocery store Of John
Lindsay, on the corner Of 9th and Dock
streets. Mr.. Lindsay had gone to Bur
gettstown, Pa, for his wife who has been
visiting in that locality for some time,
leaving the house In charge Of his sister.
in.law. The thieves from the manner in
which they went at the work evidently
knew Of his absence. Their operations
were, however, observed by Mrs, McCon-
vile, living Immediately opposite,
who raised the alarm, calling murder,
thieves, POLICE, POLICE; but alas they
came not-the police didn't. The burg.
lars beat a hasty retreat leaving no trace
as to their identity,
HON, GEORGE 5, BOUTWELL,,
U. Senator from Massachusetts, will
address the people Of Jefferson county and
surrounding country on the 18th inst.
Rev. Victor Hugo, the Hungarian ref
ugee, breaches in Kramer Chapel this
city, Sunday evening next, on the
SCHOOL QUESTION IN OHIO,
a report Of which we propose furnishing
the INTELIIdENCER,
THE INTELLIG ENCER,
| am only too happy to state that the
lNTELLIdENCER is being duly appreciated
In Steubenville and throughout the coun.
try as a thorough going Republican
newspaper, as Is evidenced by the largely
increased circulation during the past
week.
Morrisey surrendered himself this
evening and was released on giving bail
in the sum OF three hundred dollars.
Joseph Kirk, the colored man, who was
80 severely injured by being struck on
the head with a brick thrown by Elijah
Guyder, during fight between Guyder's
father and Kirk, on the corner Of l4th
and Market streets, on the 7th Of last
month, is reported dying this evening,
Guyder has been surrendered by his bonds.
men and Is now in Jail.
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NEW YORK, September ga 81, Johns,
N. F., dispatch states that the whaling
schooner Abbie Bradford, spoken at sea,
reports the loss Of q mate Mr. Robertson,
and Eve men In 4 boat last September.
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New YoRK, September S.-The officers
Of the direct United States cable In this
city are in Communication with the
steamship Faraday, and IL the weather
moderates II is confidently expected that
the cable will bC in working order TO.
morrow.
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CrxcSNArt. September &c. Pratt, q
merchant at Greenup, Kyy was arrested
here to-day charged with obtaining goods
under false pretenses to the amount oI
S19O00
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About the same hour row Of twenty
tenament houses, at McKeeSport, owned
by the National Tube Works Company,
were totally destroyed by fire. Loss
about $4,000. Covered By insurance.
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Beat His Wife.
SrEuDENyILLE, September

STEuBENvILLE, September Sd.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligrnecr,
Alexander Dobbs, living at Pekin in
this county, beat his wife in a terrible
manner this morning, The officers are in
pursuit.
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CtNCtNNArI, o., September 3.-Hon,
Thomas A. Hendricks delivered lengthy
address upon the political situation be.
fore a large assemblage at Zanesville, o.,
to-day.
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Marine Intelligence.

SOUTHAMPTON, September S.-Arrived
-Stetmship Leipzig, from Baltimore.
NEW YoRR, September 9-Afriyed-
Steamer Heatne from Bremen,
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1rALY

RoME, September at is reported
that Major Roncetti IL to be appointed to
a high ecclesiastical dignity in America.
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A number Of celebrated fast running
horses, including Springbok, wild Idle
and GtinsteOd, left this city to-day, en-
route 10 California, where they will con.
test for the great $4,000 purse.
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The Custom House t,ommiltee,

CHICAGO, September 3.-The committee
appointed by Secretary Btistow To make
final examination Of tho Custom House
foundation, met here to-day and or.
ganitel. They will begin theit work i'm.
tneIiatnlv
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PARIS, September 3.-Gencral Eros.
satd Is dead.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-In active demand,
particularly for Pacific issues and North.
western consolidated, The latter sold at
OSyE.
SToCEs-The stock market was firm at
the opening, but afterwards decline OF IA
per cent took place, except in the case Of
Eric, which was strong and advanced from
l64 to 1873 on reports that the road was
doing larger business and some vague ru,
mOrS Of favorable statement from The Re.
cGivGr, At tho close tho market was weak
and still lower. Northwestern declined to
SOH for common and 54IS for preferred.
81. Paul common fell of to S6I<, preferred
to OSh, Rock Island to 1O7IE, Western
Union to 7s9G, Lake Shore to OK, Pacific
Mail to SIX, and Hannibal 4 ST. Joe to 2S.
Erie was the strongest stock on the list, ris.
ing from l6N to l7ss and closing at l7Sz.
The transactions OF the Stock Exchange to.
day aggregated ll0,0OO shares, Of which
$500 were Pacific Mail, 1900 Western
Union. $3.50 Northwestern, 1000 3d. Paul
common, 1000 preferred, 10000 Erie, and
40 900 LIKE ShoPn
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stocks.

New York Money and Stocks.
Nav YORK, September S,-GoLD-open.
ed and closed ll4N, with sales at Il4IS and
ll4B. The rates paid for borrowing we're
S'04, l'S2al'64 per cent per diem and z, 9,
"aS per cent per annum. At the close luanl
were made fat. Dry goods imports for the
week, $9,6s2,OOO.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
No Use for Union soldiers,

THE DEMOCRATS IN CONGRESS REpuDIATE THEIR
CLAIMS TO POSITIONS IN THAT DoDY-MR. COX
PROVIDES HAPPY RELEASE.
Special Dispatch TO The Ne,o York Times
WARRINGTON, Dec II.
Mr.. Fort Of Illinois, offered resolution which
caused great deal of excitement on the Demo-
cratic side and much merriment among Republi-
cans. Mr.. Cox may claim the credit of having
delivered the Democrats out of the hands of
under the circumstances. Mr. Fort offered
resolution expressing the sense of the House
that in the appointments Of subordinates under
the officers Of the House, wounded Union SOL
diers not disabled from performing duty should
be preferred. Such q resolution would have
passed unanimously few years ago, but now,
when sixty four or sixty-fve members OF the
House have to take modified oath, and when
more ex- Confederate soldiers than Union men
are appointed to its offices, 80 that Northern
Democrats are complaining that they were on
the wrong side during the war to get office now,
such proposition presented very embarrass-
ing dilemma. direct vote on it could
not Of course be permitted, 80 the de-
mand for the previous question was vo-
ted down by strict party vote, in order to
give an opportunity for a motion to refer. This
was made by Mr.. Cox, who at the same time
offered resolution that, the union of the States
being restored, all citizens were equally entitled
to appointments to office under the Government.
This was considered such a happy release that
several Democrats came down to Mr.. Cox's desk
and shook hands upon it. The resolution was
referred to a committee, and Union soldiers are
referred to some future House of Representa-
tives for appointments.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

The Maryland slkeguIArs.''

THEIR MAss-MEETINa, LAST NIGHr-APPoINTMENr
OF A COMMITTEE TO DRAFT A NEW REGISTRY
BILL.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 15.
A meeting OF the Ring Democrats WAS held at
Baltimore, last night, to offset the effect Of the
late Reform meeting. Addresses were made by
Robt. M. McIIane, who presided, E. Wyatt
Blanchard of Baltimore F. ]. Nelson, Of Fred
erick Hon. Samuel Hanbleton, OF Talbot, and
Colonel Powell.
Altogether, says the American the meeting
was vsry insignificant affair 30 far as aid and
comfort to the Police Commissioners is concern
ed, and for the rest, it is remarkable solely for
tho confessions of misdongs extorted. COM
mittee OF five is to be appointed by the Chair
man Of the meeting, " whose duty it shall be TO
prepare and to present to the Legislature the
draft of bill for registering anew the voters in
this city and State, and also drafts of such other
bills intended to promote the wise administra-
ton Of our State and municipal affairs"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
The Archbishop OF Cologne.

He vAcATEs HIS HoNoRs, OFFICIATING THEM TO
suBoBDINATEs.
associated Press Special Telegram.
COLOGNE, Dec. IT,
The Archbishops of Cologne left the city, yes-
terday, and is not expected to return. 1t is un-
derstood that he delegated his powers to subor.
dinate Catholic ecclesiastics.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

DIR. VnLERs' LEoTURE.-Persons who have
purchased tickets for DIR. Villers' lecture can
have them exchanged for reserved seats, with
out extra charge, by calling at Messrs. Bough-
man, Thomas Il Co.'s tomorrow We advise
persons who have not yet procured tickets to
call and get good seats while they can be OBJ
tanned. As an eccentric humorist DIR. Villers is
unequaled. He has been lecturing every even-
ing for the last week in the North to crowded
houses. He will lecture in the Opera House on
Monday evening next, his subject being " HUI
morists OF the Past and Present"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
WHAT Is NEEDED.

BOSTON, Fed. l3, ISL.
HENRY X. STEVENS, EsQ.:-
DEAR sIR--About one year since found myself In
q T., bic condition from general debility. YEGErIHB
was strongly recommended to me by a friend who
had been muc1 benefited by Its use. procured the
article and after using several bottles, restored
u nea tn and dscon inutd It's use. l feel quite
confident that there is no medicine superior to 1t
for those complaints for which It is esp cally pre-
pared and would cheerful recommends It to those
who feel that they need something TO restore them
10 perfect health.
Respectfully yours,
U. l.. PETTENGILL,
Firm of y N. Pettenglll 4 Co,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
Dickinson college Alumni.

The alumni OF Dickinson College held a
meeting in Baltimore, last evening, Rev. Jno.
Wilson, of Wilmington being one Of the num-
ber. An alumni dinner was spread, speeches were
made and the following officer selected. Presi-
dent, ]. A. j. Creswell Vice President, Il. B.
prettyman Secretary, d. H. Carroll Treasur-
or, ]. +. Williams Executive Committee, Dr..
II. b. Wilson, Sebastian Brown, VIM. j. Hiss.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
Montgomery's
NeYvine |!

tU1tgomery's Nervine cures Rheumatism.
Montgomerys Nervne cures Neuralgia.
MontgOmerys Nervine cures Hystera.
MOntg0merys Eervne cures Headache.
M0ntgomerys Nerylne cures Sciatica.
MontRomery's Nervine cures Fits.
Montgomery's Nervine cures Tic DooreuS
Montgomery's Nervine cures Palpltatlon OF the
Heart and all Nervous Affections. -
Why suffer, when one bottle OF this medicine VIII
give you immediate relief7 Principal depot, lsl n;
Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa. For sale by all
DIR gQiBtB.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

THE DKMocRArs IN CONGRESS REpUDIATE THEIR
CLAIMS TO POSITIONS IN THAT BoDY-MR cox
PROVIDES A HAPPY RKLEAsE.
Sl,cci1L uisI.aicL Ia La
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ifrom our Late Editions Of Yesterday
Defalcations OF q Dead uau.

ltrom our Late Editions OF YESTERDAY.
DefaicattOns OF a Dead Man,
DEFICIENCY DISCOVERED IN THE Accorsrs ov
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE AND THE pARTMorTu
SAVINGS BANK.
Associated Press Special Telegyam.
BosToN, Dec. l5.
AConcord special to the Post saws that da.
hciency OF S30,000 has been discovered in the
college accounts Of the late treasurer of Darth.
mouth College, and President of the Dartb.
mouth Savings Bank, Daniel Blaisde who died
last August. The family of the deceased have
placed all their property at the disposal of the
college to make good the loss.
The Mississippi 1 lection.
INTRODUCTION INTO THE SENATE OF RESOLUTION
OF INQUIRY.
Associated Press Special TeeWa,n
WALHIHGLoN, Dec. 10
In the Senate, to-day, on motion there was
submitted preamble and resolution declaring
that az it has been alleged that fraud and cor
ruptiou prevailed in Mississippi during the late
election in that State by which the popular ma.
1orty OF 25 900 was overcome and fraudulent
msjority Of over "a, 900 returned, and providing
for the appointment of a committee OF Ave Sem
tors to visit such State and inquire into tho Cir
cumstance attending the election.
The resolution was laid over at the request
Mr.. Bayard.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
Meaifal.
attaifal.
THE GREAT REPUTATION
which vEorrNr hns attained In oil parts Of the
ountry as Ia
Great and Good Medicine,

rho lorpe number OF testimonials which are con-
Ann,Iv h slng re- elved from persons hO have been
n'ed nv ,ts use, are G inclusive proof Of Its great
una II ia re Commended by physicians and apotb-
.Sares AS blood-purher and health-restorer, 1t
a" yraRTiSs is not prepared for fancy drink made
,rom uOor liquors, which debiltattB the system and
,nas 10 destroy health 'nstea of restoring IL.
70 NOT he many u stimonns given Tor The dif-
,arsnt complainls satisfactory to any reasonable
nar,nns suffering from disc BE that they eau be
p,rsJS Read the different testimonials giyen and
~, one eau dnubE. In mani Of these cases the per-
nna say that their pain and suffering cannot be ex-
resa d. as in cases OF scrofuls, where, apparently,
The whole body was one mass OF corruption. II
vegErIsR will relieve pain. cleanse, purify and cure
nh disease restoring the patient TO perfect health
after irving different physicians, many remedies,
nnerpR TOR ysars Is II not conclusive proof If you
ara sufferer, you can he cured? Why is this med
,",n nprfo ming such great cures? IL works In the
mood in the circulating nnd 1t can be truly called
tne Great Bistd Purifier. The great source OF dis
.ase originates In the bio and no medicine that
ines moi act directly upon 1t, TO purify and renovate
AMY lust claim upon public attention. When
The hood bee mes fees' and stagnant, either from
change Of weather or climate want OF exercise. ir-
Ttgar let, or from any other cause, the VEoRTINE
MI renew the blood, carry OIL the .putrd humors,
rIeanse the stomach. regulate the bowels and i'm
mari a tone OF vgor to the whole body. The con-
vttop s In the public mind as well as 10 the med-
cal profession, that the RENE les supplied by the
CegetabIs Kingdom are more safe more succes sfu,
IN the ure OF disc Sc, than mineral medicn nes.
yEGETINB is composed of roots, barKs and herbs II
IN Deasant TO take, and IL perfectly ndfe to give
infant, DO you need It, Do lot hesitate TO try It,
NJ ou will never regret II.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
CANNOT BE ExCELLED.
cuAaLgsrows, March 10, 1859.

CHARLgsrowH, March 10, 1869.
II. r. STEvRNsi--
DEAR SIR-Tbs Ia to certify that have used yonr
iBIood Preparation" Ia my family for several years,
and think that for scTo'ula or Cankerous hnmors
or Rheumatic Affections II cam 20 exceled and
AS blood purifier aud spring med dtcine II is the best
thing have ever used; and have used almost
everything ] can cheeTfully recommend II to any
one In ne Ell OF such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
Mks. A. 4. DINsMORE,
10 Hussel Street,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS OF


souTH BERWICK, Me-, Jan. II, 1872,
IL Il. sTEyENs, ESQ. =
DRAR sIR-I have had Dyspepsia in its worst form
for the last ten years. and have taken hundreds of
dollars worth OF medicine without obtaining anv
relief. In september last commenced taking the
NRGBTINE since which time my health has steadily
improved. MY food digests well and have gained
nfteen pounds of flesh. There several Others In
this place taking VKGETINE; and all have obtained
relief Yours truly,
THOMAS E. MOORE,
tverseer OF Card Room, Portsmouth Co.'S Mills.
VHGETINE Is soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
.dw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

GIN GLE PERSONS INCLINED TO-
- WARDS matrimony can get wedding cards al
most a. neat as engraving, printed ct the Con1HR-
GAL once, at one-fourth the cost. We have beau
Ilful typo suitable fer the purpose.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
U. l.. PETTENGILL,
Firm of y N. Pettenglll 4 Co,
No. 10 State street, Boston.

GIVES HEALTH, sTRENG,rH AND
APPETITE.
My daughter has received great benefit from the
use OF the yEGETINK. fer declining health was
source OF great aux ETY. to all OF her friends. few
bottles OF the YEGKTINE restored her health strength
and appetite.
N. II, TILDEN,
Insurance and Real hstate Agent,
No. 40, Sears Building, Boston, Mass.