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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-22
MANCHE ES TER NEWS,

GoosE-PIcEERs PIcEED.-Two citizens OF
Richmond, John Edwards and George Vaen-
tine (both white men), visited this city Mon
day. and after short sol 'urn started down
Hull street on their way home. Near Mayo's
bridge they were stopped by one of our
vigilnnt policemen, who examined bag
which one of them was carrying. from which
he drew forth dressed goose, which proved
to be the property Of Joseph Rose, of this
city. They we're taken to the station.house,
locked up. aud this morning interviewed BY
Mayor Chies, who ordered that they re.
ceive ten lashes apiece and be confined in the
chain.gang thirty days each. The first part
Of the sentence was faithfully executed at
the hands of the Chief of Police.
FISED.-Dr. J. Il. Winfree and James
Worsham (colored) were fined S2 each, at the
Mayors Court yesterday, for engaging in
difficulty on the street.
HUsT1NGs CouRT.-Tbis court will meet
this morning.
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DISPATCH PRINTING HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added d wel.selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which. together with our IMPROVED MA
CH1NERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant US in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most ex-
pedfttouS manner, .
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CASES WHERE CARELESS DRlvING Is CHARGED.
Laudon CoIrmln (colored), charged with
esvcc>Sty and ualicieusiy driving bis wagon
against the wagon Of Judah McGee, breaking
aud lnjuriug ber property, and throwing her
into The street, thereby endangering her life,
was before tbe Police Justice yesterday.
The prcsrcutriX not appearing, the case was
continued until to-day. Coleman was bsiled
Tor his appearance.
The case o! William johnson (colored),
charged With driving bis team over Maria
Narsnali and the infant child Of Mrs. Russell,
vas continued until Tuesday, Maria not be-
in- we'll enough 10 appear.
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Robbery.
Especial telegram TO sbe Dispassh.I
LYNcHBURs, Va, September 21.-Last
night white man named B. +. Sterne asked
permission to remain all night with Captain
Gardner, of the canalboat Maggie. His re.
quest was granted, both retiring in the cabin.
This morning Captain Gardner discovered
that bis bed.fellow had decamped during the
night, taking with him eighty dollars in cash
belonging to the Captain. Officers are in
pursuit of the thief.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

rn, Ju,yso> S7A7Ug.-The BRoNzs STA
-~s Of xoxkvALL JACKSON viii arTlve mere
.'o ,st,imorc tomorrow by The Powhstan
;'.s ;'n, ,nd will probably he TRANSPORTED TO the
,..,i,T ,,,ei Square some time during the day
,',,,r The testimony that It was present 10
-. - safe from number Of Eoglish gentle
NV, 81, me duties upon the statue were re-
.';'..6 n'" This was done without any direct
..',.,:r.,ion rom Virginia--s very handsome
.S,, the Government.
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Runaway. Yesterday about noon horse
attached to buggy driven by Mr.. Good
mAu b,came frightened from some cause at
tAr corner of Eighteenth and Main streets,
aud dashed Oh at & frightful rate of speed up
Main. just before reaching Seventeenth
street TIE buggy came in contact with a post.
The vehicle wss overturned, and Goodman
"aS thrown heavily to the ground, cutting
hi, lace uadIy. The horse, with portion of
tie wrecked buggy, was stopped near the
corner Of Thirteenth and Main streets.
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PAIN IN THE BACK.

There is no remedy known TO medical science
which bas proved itself more valuable in cases Of
kidney complaint than the VKGRrINE- 1t acts d.
recy upon the secrettons, clcanses and purfes the
lion.
The following extraordinary cure Of great suffer-
ers, who had been given up by the best physicians
as hopeless cases, will speak for themselves, and
should challenge the most profound attention of
the medical faculty, well as Of those who suf
fering from kidney complaint.
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Failures and Suspensions.

MONTREAL. September 21.-The Mechanics
Bank OF Montreal has suspended in conse-
quence of defaIcations. A statement says the
interests of depositors and bil.holders is
projected.
New YORK, September 2l.-W. L. Hol.
combe Il Co., flour.merchants, failed yester.
day. Liabilities, $4,000.
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waal.su0fOu Items.

WASHINGTON, September 21.- Or. Horatio
Stone, the sculptor, died at Carrara on the
1lth instanf. ..
Marcus S. Hopkins, examiner.in-chisf ct
the patent Office, has resigned.
Major jacob Wagner, Of The Revenue Bu
reau, who has been operating extensively
against Illicit dlstlllerses in Virginia, has
been here for several days engaged In busi.
ness with the office looking to o further con.
tinuance of operations in various parts OF
the country.
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Charged with Stealing Court Records
WASHINGTON, September 2L.- Charles O.
Fisher, late Assistant Federal District At
torney, was committed to-day. in default CT
a 900 bail, on the charge OF stealing court.
records. The penalty is 81 900 foe or three
years. hard labor, or both, at the discretion
of the court. He is the son or Judge Fish
er. late United States district attorney.
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TIE CIRcUs.-IumeHse audiences attended
the circus yesterday, and last night the show.
aen packed up bag and baggage and went
S9Fer to Petersburg. where two entertain
ments will be given to-day. and then they
will visit the far South. The entertainments
given in this city were greatly enjoyed, not.
withstanding the Inconvenience which many
persons experienced from the crowd; and
the street. parade will long be remembered by
all who witnessed it. Altogether, Coles
"big show" Is q grand success. ...,..
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Sentence, to the penitentiary.

[specisl telegram 10 the Dkpltch.l
NORFOLK, Va, September 21.-Isaiah Grit.
fin (uegro) was sentenced to the penitentiary
for twelve years, to-day, By the County
Court, for attempted rape on Mrs. DR.. Joseph
s. West, of Norfolk county. In the SAME
court Jsmes Wilson (white), for forgery, was
sentenced to two years. imprisonment.
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PrT TO Ngw UsE--The Old s.one
-"'ctrs OF the Capitol Square (put there by
hAHr:nor Wet.l havc'been removed aud are
'''ns made into granite walkWay east of
lAr Washington monurlent. The 'EeDches
were very good t.cuches, only they were too
"H N fall aud a%nter, and too hot inspiring
"h@i >ummer. 10 bt.qule comfortable tcsthose
No occupied them,
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Iss. ToL IrEMs--A reguisitiou has been
made by the G@&ernor on the United
N"te$:or ordnance and ordnance stores for
Inc Use OF the Slate.
Iholaas ID. Rand, no. rs Third street,
f,''iade.i'hIl. was appointed commissioner
o. DEEDS yesterday for Virginia, to reside is
Pennsylvania.
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CoNFIs Gray (colored). .
charged with stealing mule Of the value OF
s75, The property Of Washington Saunders,
vas before the Police Justice yesterday morn
inc. In order TO give time to procure im-
porlant witnesses the case was continued
until to-day. l----. 8. .-. D
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'ARATivE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Sep. 20, Sep. 10, sep. II, Sep. 1S,
iAzQ lSId lAIS l27h

". &c c. w G: ": c. W: G:
Total deaths. 10 IA IS 20 20 20 II 13
snIl- born..... 0 2 2 o
Still-birlhs: One white (malel; four CO.
lored e males, 2 females). -s.. q.
Mean tenn perature for the week ending
September II, II; mean temperature for the
week ending September 1S, I'LL.
Estimated population of the city, 1880
white, Al, 400; colored, 81, 100.
Rate of mortality of whole population, by
school.ceusus. was 1886 per 1000 per an-
mum rate Of mortality of white population
was 22.4 per 1000 per annum ; rate of NOR
talty of colored population was 21.73 per
1000 per annum.
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GRAND GIFT CoycERT.-Now Is the time to get
your tickets for the first GRAND CoscsRT Of the
Montpelier Female Humane Association. The
DRAWINGS absolute September 50tb, or money re-
funded. Tickets can be had at e.. T JoHNsToN's
music and news store, 81 8 Main street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


N
Especial telegram to the pispatchJ
WAsHISeroN, September aLlThe arrest
Of Charles G. Fisher, late assistant district
attorney Of this District, for abs,ractiug In.
dietments and appeal-bonds from the records
of the Criminal Court, exeites the widest
comment in all quarters to-day, and Is met
with general feeling Of satisfaction. The
community generally feel that there are mans
things yet unearthed which viii bring addi.
tional discredit upon the District govern.
ment; but the corruption Is certainly at an
end, and good citizens breathe easier than
they have for some time. There is no do ubl
that the incoming Democratic House OF B ep.
resenatives will in its Investigation of af
fairs pay great attention to this District.
TaE RESPONSIBILITY FoR A BsTTEa GOVERN :
- IEET
in future win rest with the Republican Sc.
nate. '.
Intelligence has been received 10 this city o,
the
DEATH or DR.. STONE,
the distinguished SCULPTOR, which occurred
at Carrars, Italy, about the 1ath instant. Or
Stone had many friends here and in Virginia
His death was not an.ieipsted.
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ArAogY CosrkHpL ArED.-The Richmond
CITY Guard Captain Charles F. Taylor) ccA'
tenn plate filing up the third floor sbove
Paine, Csbeil & Co.'s extensive Main.Street
wareroous for an armory. The premises are
very ca pacious. Ii the arrangement is con-
cuded the armory will be fitted up in fine
ctrIa - 49, <f'F' @ - "'~ :
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iYaIGgATt0N.-The State Board OF Immi
grafton was III session at the Governors Of
Dee for several hours yesterday. Major
f'otchkiss read TO the Board the three chap
tiers OF hi> pa.aphct which have undergone
revision and amendment in accordance with
lhc wishes OF the Board.
/ circular was adopted, to be seut to the
county Judges, asking each one to nominate
a>ul'ablc pc;sen ,o'be immigration agent fol
ii, county.
The Board will be in session again to-day
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WE WANT 10 IMPRESS ON THE MINDS Of all our
readers that they should 90 to BoscHkN's to buy
their boois shoes trunks, and valises, 500 and 81
Iroal
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oAsDCSD MiSD.- Yesterday morning q
,"0.h nalHru Pat. Page was brought before
nee White on The charge Ct being per.
u unaou1d mind. He was committed
~, ~ ,'!I 70 await An Investigation by conmls-
'@l Qf .vpacy,
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hhyfMa CAsEs.--Ip the Hastings Court
,'H"'ohy number of revenue cases were
-@poseo OF persons charged with transact.
ocs'ntNS a. me- chants, hucksters, selling
'''arc0 aGo snut1, dc without lIcense.
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have analyzed The Whiskey known under the
brand OF VI sxLEcT.n - controlled by Messrs. VAL
TER D. BLAg Co., Richmond, Va, and MO u
FREE FROM EusrL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
,nosexI J.B. McCAw, M. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
a. Medical College Of Va.
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Colonel JossPH MAYo's CAsR-Colonel
Joseph Mayo's case bus been continued
until the next term OF the Hustines court.
and ne aroused bailed 10 the sum OF $4,000
for bis appearance. 3a1
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80 4ai fk1cTuRgD.-A gentleman named
'iS'n', lE1ug IN Hearico county, was
q" h." oS horse yesterday morning on the
"'her "i Eighteenth and Grace streets, and
"~>Hgs fracture Of the leg The city
'a"'UaLce MAS sent for, sul be was taken,
Uhoer GhsIee Of Or. Hannah, TO his home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-22

SARATOGA, N. Y, september 2l.--The
roon,,ment 10 che memory OF, the veterans Of
the seyenty.seventh regiment was uRveiled
toby. There was large attendance'
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For ALL THE VERY LATEST NAw YORK sTfLEe
of hats and caps 70 to MACAUIDo d REpSosD's
I 0nQ Main street,
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WHITE TEETH AND SWEET BRRATa by usipR
Reads Oriental Tooth Wash. It's splendid, ana
costs but 35 cents Gold by POLK MILLER Sc co.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed
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Carl schurz to Speak ON the Currency
Question.
CINCINNATI, September 21.-Hon. Carl
Scburz bas been invited by the merchants
and businessmen of this city to come to
Ohio and present in public speeches bis
views upon the currency question; which
invitation he has accepted, and fixed the eve-
ming Of the 9th instant to address the peo.
ple of Cincinnati.
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}, srLyER.pLATED TEA-SETs, CONTROVERSIES
Ice-pltchers, Walters, Goolets, Coffee and Tea.
Urn, Burter.Dfshes, Cut-G1ass Castors, Breakfast
Castors, Fruit Stands Cake-Stands, Pun-B Boxes,
Ice-sowls. Vegetable Dishes, Forks and spoons
Soup-L Ladles, Sauce-Ladles. c. GESNEr, 1ooi
Main 4 -
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WoRcEsrss, September 2t.-At the Be-
nub,,can caucus this evening thirty dsasgstes
TO the State Convention were chosen; |; all ot
whom, with possibly two or three e1csp.sons.
desire tie nomination OF Charles ffancs ~
Adams.
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LADY BYRoN's PERSIAN LnY-WHITE remove
tan, freckles, and beautfes he comp,e2ion. frlc'
1b cents. POLK MILLER & Co., agents.
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FLMwooD COLLARS are the best imitation OF
linen ever made. They fit better, wear longer, ano
look nicer than even linen ITSELF
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

THE EEwFouEDLAND FISHERIES.
LONDON, September 2l.-The Globe regrets
TO learn that the Disadvantages suffered by
British subjects engaged In the Newfound-
land fisheries, as compared with Frencbmen,
hayc nowise ablted the present season.
The officers ofthe French cruisers protecting
French interests have assumed very bigh
tone in asserting their rights thel eabouts.
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rntionnI Ra,rroad Conysntion.

+ ST.. LOUIS, Seplenber 2I.-TDe Committee
app)in.ea 70 arrapee for hoidinga Sstionai
Railroad Convention here, November 23d,
have authorized the president 70 issue an ad'
dress and appoint the necessary suh-comnit-
tees 80 -. IL i. 5s,s 3.f:s .f sS
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LADIES, USE READS DUCHESS COLOGNE. IT:
the best and cheapest perfume In America Sold by
druggists and fancy stores generally. POLK MIL
LER s Co., agents. /, ...,.-L E-.E--.-T
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AN EDITOR IMPRISONED, sc.

BERLIN. September 2f.-The municipal
court of Berlin has sentenced the editor Of
the Gernaansa, au Ultramon:ane journal, to
i've months imprisonment for having pub
lished an article insulting to the chancellor,
and melting disobedence to the laws.
Prince Adelbert, uncle Of the king of Ba.
varia, is dead. He was born in 1923.
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COMMISSION hERcHANTs--We solicit your or
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
Wish to see specimens or OBJ ain estimates feshhs
assured th,t Il WIN be to your advantage.
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!. HATE CONSERVATIVE CoMaIrTEE.-JadGe
'lrallh hIs atIectel the secl etary to call y
'"'cllns Tor business Of the Stats Couserva.
Tnfe CoLhmittee, 10 be held at the Exchange
''''' "n Ipu's isy, September Both.
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ReDroRp the batter and JOHN b. KFowLKs'
IN. can be found at MkCAURDo RRDFoRD .
new hat store, 1909 Main street, opposite post
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hAcMuRDo & REDFoRD sell the highest price
bats in The city. Don't fail to call ana see 1hen
1909 Msin street, opposite post-ottce.
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TIE. CgsrsENlAL-.The Attueks Guard
are omesl Tonight to decide Whetner taey
TiIl.ge 70 the Centennial. @
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Z DoN'r FAIL TO EXAMINE MAcMURDo RED
roaD's new stock of hats, 1909 Main street. oppo-
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DISPATCH PR1yrlNa-H HOUSE, Unsurpassed IA
cili,ies for the prompt execution 'ef all KINDS OF
printing. Orders filled promptly and at low prices
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TIE KHoKAND DIFFICULTY SETTLED.

TIE KaOKAND DIFFICULTY SETTLED.
BERLIN, September 21.-Advices from St.
Petersburgh announce that the Russian
General Kaufman occupied Khokand on the
10th Of the present month without resistance.
A greater portion Of the Russian troops re-
NAMED in the fortified camp outside. All
the Russian prisoners were delivered over
to General Kaufman. The Khan has ac-
cep,ed all the conditions Of peace.
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TIE ADDRESS, OF TIE sKCPTCHINA.

TIE ADDRESS OF THE sKCPTCHIEA. -
KRAGUJERvA1z, September 2l.-The ad.
dress has been sent to Belgrade, where 1t
will be printed. 1t may be considered Ger.
tain, for the present at least, that SeryIa will
remain neutral.
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RxAp,s DUCHESS CoLoGsE-Finestin the world
Trial bottles, 90 cents. POLK MILLER q Co.,
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.-.n~rUAY SEPTEMBER q. 1873.

,,.,s,LArloN OF rHE DISPATCH
~ '", ,.r ra.S THE coMssSED c1RcULA-
L "N"" >,r rt THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
,.,.vs ur 1llE CITY.
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THE BEST MEDICINE.
EAST MARsHFrKLp, August 22

EAST MARsHFIELD, August 22, 1870.
Mr.. Stevens: Dear sir.-I am seyenty-one years
plaiTt, weakness in my back aud stomach. / was
induced by friends to tryeyour VEGETINB. and I
think 1t the best medicine for weak ness Of The kid
news ever used. ! have tried many remedies for
this complaint. and never found so much relief rs
from the VEGETINE. lt strengthens and inyigo-
rates fhe whole system. Many OF my acquant-
ali The complaints for which it Is recommended.
Yours truly, JOSIAH ID. SHERMAN.
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Go TO HERMAN BosCHEN BpoTHER's TO haV
vour shoes or boots made. A at guaranteed.
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MACMURDo & BEDFORD opened their new storf
1909 Main street. Saturday,. September 18th.
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Diseases of the Kidneys bladder, etc., are always
uppleasant and at times they become the most dis.
trpssng and dangerous diseases that can atsct the
human system. Most diseases OF the kidneys arise
from impurities IA The blood, causing humors
any known remedy In the whole world for cleansing
and purifying The blood, thereby causing healthy
action 10 all the organs Of the body.
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u>.,-yvy ToDay.- The probabilities
'' thc ,.ea,her so.doy ,o'H De clear
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NEARLY BLIND.

H. R. .Sterens,-Dear Sir: In expressing my
thanks 10 you for benefits derived from the use OF
VRGETISE. and 10 benefit others, VIII state
When eight or nine years old was af1icted With
scrnfula, which made It's appearance in my eyes,
face and head, and was very near blind Tor tW0
years. All Kinds Of operations were performed on
my eyes and I'll to no good result, Finally the r dis
ease principally settled In my oody, lnos, ana lee1'
and at times In an aggravated way.
Last summer was, from some cause, weak In my
spine aud i1ueys and 1t was at times very marc 10
Commercial, bought bottle OF FKGETrNE, and
commenced using according 10 directions. In Two
or three DAYS obtained great relief. After using
four or Ave bottles noticed It had wonderful ef :,
feet on the rough. scaly blotchc5 on my body aud
legs. / still used VRGETINE, aud the humorous
sores one after another disappeared until they were
II gone and attribute the cure Of the two diseases
to VEGETINE, and nothing else.
II I am ever affected with anything OF the ktnt
again shall try VEGETINE rs The only reliable
remedy. Once more ACCEPT my thanks. and believe
me to be, very respectfully, BE- .
No. 35 Gano street, Cincinnati, y.
December 1,lS72.
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PRONOUNCED INCURABLE.
BOSTON, May 80, 1871.

II. r. Stecens, Esq: .....
Dear Slr,-I have been badly afflicted with kidney
complaint for ten years; have suffered great pal
I'm nv back hips and side, with great difficulty In
passing urine, which of1en and in very small
Quantities, frequently accompanied with blood and
excruciating pain.
have faithfully tried most Of the popular reme-
dies recommended for my complaint; have been
under the treatment of some of the most skilful
DhysIcians In Boston, all of whom pronounced my
case incurable. This was my condition when was
advised by friend to iry the VEGETINE, and
could see the good effects from the first dose took,
anu from that moment kept on improving until
was entirely cured, taking In all, should think,
about six bottles.
II is indeed valuable medicine, and If should
be afflicted again In the same way would give
dollar for dose, II could not get It without.
Respectfu.ly, j. NJ. GLE,
361 Third street, south Boston.
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DISTRESS AND SUFFERING
At GALVESTON.

Terrible DisssserI as TadfansIa. Z.
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-. .x,ru.R Ys>rsspAy was clear ano
vrp 3t'a>a"t' .o, n, Drs,,otca os,cs
fIng, " I-..he. o1 1879.
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cUNAC WANTED.-I pay the highest
- rash price for SUMAC. In any quantity, Ut the
N,nche. Ter Tan. Yaru Sumac Mills from railroad
depots and landings or at the sumac, and bark-
milIs corner seventh and Cannl streets. klchmono.
tv 9m t.asa.s5@ H-"-" ~. 1onN- =. SOa-2n.
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vEGETINE .. ...
Is SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Gse 1S-S&W2tl
WANTS.

CAFE WANTED.-As small IRON SAFE,
y inside Is by 1S. Address Box lit. Richmond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-22

LADY with an established business
n wants PARTNER with small capital; one
that will take interest In the business I'D her aD-
sence. Address ~ =,
sp 22 ltt LETTER CARRlEh No. IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-22

WANTED, BY A SINGLE WHITE
w WOMAN. a SITUATION In a genteel familys
She is willing 10 make herself generally usefnl. Ap.
nIy at 293 north Twentieth street. sc 22-3th
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