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Important Results Pleasantly Achieved

important Results 6leasauCIy ACnleVeu'
Although the days of irrational medication
are happily passing away, and intelligent ply
sicians have ceased 10 measure the supposed
efficacy of "A remedy by the violence OF IT, effects,
there still! inger among the older practitioners
a few Of those predictions in favor Of heroic"
treatment, which il would be lucky for their pa
TENTS il they had abandoned. Oue Of these Is
atordups= notwithstanding. drastic purgatlyes
such It's blue pill, calomei, jalap and caster oil
A contrast OF the effects of these drenching
drugs with the mild and henehcent OF Hostel
tiers Stomach BiIters, il the very b-st argument
that can he adduced against the wisdom OF such
destructive treatment The old fashioned ca
thariics cnuvulse the stomach and relax the
bowels abruptly and coIiOusly as TO wraheh
them. Hosptrrrs Biieis. on The contrary.
never grippe the inte-iiues, but produce a laxa-
live fleet resembling the action Of nature. At
the same time they remove The cau-r If c0nsti
patton, by aroasihg the dOra4ni liver tu secIete
th-ibile necessary to The regular pert 'rniancr
Of the eNctetiv- function, aud enable ihe stoI,-
ach L. thor oughly digest the fpad. Indigestion
and biousn-rs having been thus 0verconIr. a
regular habit If body II the necessary conse'
quencr. winch the occasional Subsequent use Of
the Buffers renders permanent Every d's"-
ureeable symiom which, in the absence Of perfect
dige.ton and evacuation, harrasS.s The system.
vanisL - under the influence OF tn great nation
al >toma,ic and alt-ia w.. Health and Flg"r
are tNiH b!ee hugs l!Iat follow is use.
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The law gives Administrators aud
Executors the privilege to publish
their notices in any paper they may
select, SO owing to cur large circula-
ton parties will find it TO their in
terest to advertise in the JOURNAL.
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est and most convenient way we
have Of letting You know it. We
would take great pleasure in extend
ing credit to our friends and patrons,
but cash alone will pay expenses,
and we are forced to adhere to a
strict cash rule. We hope you will
good naturally comprehend and APP
preciate the necessity of such a
course, and renew your subscription
and pay your arrears without de-
lay. We solicit your favor.
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Ill BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA,
Are authorized to contract for advertising in
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Call and examine our washing Soaps
Babbetts Soap l0cts. a cake-Shutz's Star
Soap 3 cakes for 25cls-Shutz's Irish Soap
something new in this market, aud the best
washing soap in the word-i is soap and blI-
ing combined and challenges comparison.
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Attention KNIGHTS.

The Marietta Lodge of the knights of Jeri-
cho will meet Saturday night, the 4th inst, in
Odd Fellows Hall to transact business Of impor-
lance. Visiting officers OF Atlanta Lodge will
be present. Let there be a full Attendance
Applications for membership will be received
for initiation at The gular meeting following
w. S. n. NEAL, S. X. Chief.
r. H. EARLE Sir Knight Secretary,
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Fresh Pine Apple cheese at McCla'ciey's
- CHS. per pound.
A big lot OF fresh hams Il dried beef at
MeLlatcby's cheap.
"A fine assortment of grOceTies, COu!ecLOp-
aries, 90, a. AeCIslcbys.
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FoE SALE-A No. Shingie Machine, with
extra saw and collar, belts, cut off saw, mani
drel and boxes Cheap for cash. Apply To
H. d. McCUTCHEoN.
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SIZE Butter and big lot of nice things at
McClatchy's.
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Fine clt tobacco, cigars and tobacco OF all
kinds At McClatchys.
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-MoClatchry will surpri-e you in priceA.
syrups, sug-Es, C05ee, ~. al 0leOp tor cash.
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THE GRB-AT
GEORGIA STATE FAIR II!
1875
The Annual Fair for 1875 of the Georgia State Agri
cultural Society to be held in
MACON, Ca,
~ At the Beautiful Central City Park Grounds Beginning 81
Monday, October 18,
CONTINUING ONE

a large varied and liberal Premium List Governing all Depart
of Industry, from which the following
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McClatchey keeps the best lime cheap for
cash.
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A fresh supply of Groceries at MoCutch
Oh X Cos. selling at bottom prices.
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a large lot of Coffee aud Sugar Just re
c-ived At McCutchanp'S
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"A choice lot of sugar cured canyassed
hams at McCutcheon II Co.'S.
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FIELD CROP DEPARTMENT.

For and fomh
och a a
the x of
the
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16

TIE PHILHARMONIC CONCERT LAST NIGHT.
The audience at the Theatre last night on
the occasion Of the last concert Of the season
by the Philharmonic Association, while not
equal fn point of numbers to the audiences
which have heretofore attended the enter.
taiuments Of this popular Association, was
fully as select and apprecative. The pro-
gramme was most attractive, and EN-.
braced numerous concerted pieces and
solos by Mrs. and Miss Reinhardt
aud individual members Of the Asso-
ciation, and several splendid choruses.
| which were rendered by the Association with
degree ofexcellence which entities them to
| the highest need Of praise-particularly so as
there were many new voices among the sing.
| ers who have not bad the experience calcu-
| lated to give them the confidence and ease Of
| those who have been in longer training. The
| concert opened with the chorus Of Ossian,"
| By Bescbnitt, with tenor and bass solo Dy
Messrs. Dimmock and Abernethy, which
was sung With fire effect.
This was followed by beautiful soprano
aud alto duette. from the opera Of Martha.
| by Mrs. and Miss Renhardt, which elected
much applause. "Fowers by the Way" by
Abt with violoncello ob6liqato By Professor
Thilow}, was exquisitely sung by Mrs. J..
Reinhardt. She was applauded loudly and
continuously, but was forced to refuse to
| sing in consequence of having to take
part in the charming quartette "Sur-
prised / AM" by Flotow, which was
next on the programme. This was eloquently
rendered by Mrs. and Miss Reinhardt and
Messrs. Dimmock and Abernetbv. The first
part closed with save Maria." by Abt-a
perfect gem Of chorus. The grand Chorus
Of Pilgrims" by Wagner, introduced the
second part, and the applause which greeted
its rendition fully attested the excellent man.
ner in which this difficult composition
was sung. The beautiful trio "Tbe
Fountain of Eternal Life," by Campans,
was finely rendered by Mrs. and Miss
Reinbardt and Mr.. G. H. Dimmock.
| The contralto solo, aria from Stradella,
| by FlotOW, was rendered in Miss Mamie
| Reipbardt's usual charming manner, and as
the sweet strains died away at its conclusion
the fair songstreSs was the recipient Of long
continued and deserved plaudits. Her rem
| derlng of this gem was artistic in high de-
gree, bringing out the full force Of the de-
| lightful music. She answered an encore
with "Coming Through the Rye" which
| bad to be repeated. She was afterwards pre-
sented by her admirers with numerous fra
grant and beautiful bouquets, and petite
cage containing a pet canary.
The splendid concerted piece "Bella Fig
lia," from the opera OF Rigoetto, by Verdi,
was artist,caIy sung by the two ladies and
MeSsrs. Watkins and Grant. The concert
was concluded with the brilliant and spirited
chorus "The Rhine."sby knccken.
Professor jacob Reinhardt, who succeeded
the gifted Wheat AZ musical director Of the
| Association, deserves great praise for the
able manner in which he has presided over
and conducted the rehearsals and musical
studies. His care and skill were fully eviuced
in the execution OF the pieces presented last
| night,
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MANCHEsTER NEWS.

The CONTESTED. ELECTION CAsE.-The con-
testedelection case of II. w. Hey and others
against William Ambers came up on yester-
day in the Chesterfield County Court on a
motion by Joseph Redford, Peter Logan,
Thomas Brown, and Giles Haden, asking
that their names be stricken from the COM
plant on the ground of misapprehension in
appending their names thereto; which mo-
ton was sust1ined as to Giles Haden and
oyerruled as to the others. Peter Logan and
Thomas Brown excepted to the opinion of
the court in overruling their motion, and pro-
pose to take the question before Judge Weisi-
ger, Of the Circuit Court.
Messrs. Hancock, Brooks, Fitzpatrick, and
Attkission appeared In behalf Of the plaintiffs
in said motion, and Messrs. PuIiam and
Morton for the defence. The case will be
called again to-day at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Augustine Royal,
real estate agent and auctioneer, sold yester-
day house aud lot on Hull street between
Teuth and Eleventh, to E. V. Moody, for
$4,000 cash. Messrs. Bronaugh & Taylor.
aactioneers and real estate agents. have re-
Gently sold the following real estate: Lot OF
33 feet in Buck Hill addition for Sl.20 PEI
foot; three lots on Porter near Twelfth
street for IS. per acre; house and lot on
Porter between Thirteenth end Fourteenth
streets for $3.50; 91s acres on Glover Hi
railroad near Fenley's station for IS per acre
six lots on Twelfth between Stockton and
Everett streets at prices ranging from S5.7i
to S5 80 per foot.
COUNTY CoURT.-S. Bright (colored) wa:
before this court yesterday on the charge
of trespassing upon the premises of Jane:
Dillon. The accused was Gued ST. and costs
and sentenced to the chan.gang for two
days. In default Of payment OF Gne be wa:
ordered to work out the amount in the chain
gang, receiving as compensation therefor
twenty-five cents per day. The Hne witt
costs amounts to S2G. The prisoner will have
to labor in the chaln.gaug one hundred ant
four days in order TO pay bis flne with costs
MAYORS COURT Mary Bass (colored) wa!
tried in this court yesterday for stealing
lot of cooking utensils from Mrs Cloptpn
His Honor reserved bis decision until 10. day
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Border Troubles.

GALVESTON, June 15-A special dispatch
from Brownsville to the Neaos gives the fol-
lowing in reference to the fight between
Captain McNeely's detachment of State
troops and band OF cattle. thieves. Twelve
raiders were killed. One feigned death, and
crawling into high grass escaped to Mata.
moras.
The raiders lost eleven horses, their sad
dies, and arms. Private S. b. Smith, of the
State troops, was killed, and afterwards
buried with military Donors. The raiders
were under Ricardo Flores, and General Cor
tina is very much incensed that they should
have been interrupted.
The Mexican papers say that ladies were
assassinated while asleep.
Cortina swears he will have revenge, and
Is arming for that purpose.
General Friero has left Monterey with
5000 men to apprehend them.
The citizens Of Brownsville are on the
alert for Cortina, and have adopted defensive
measures
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Summary.


The Washington Light Infantry of South
Carolina arrived 10 New York city yesterday
morning en- route for Bunker Hill. They
were wibed aud dined by the New York Old
Guard, who would accompany them on the
trip.
The bankers of the United States will
meet in Philadelphia on the oath OF June foT
the purpose of organizing Natioual Bank.
ers Centennial Association. They will ex.
bibit in 1876 this country's and the worlds
notes and coins from the earliest ages.
The trial of Kinds, formerly United States
Marshal of Alabama, for false bids and tam.
pering with mail.clerks, commenced in Wash
iDgton yesterday.
The Washington Light Infantry, forty.
eight muskets, commanded by Colonel
Moore, formerly President Jobpson's private
secretary, started from the District OF Co.
lumbia yesterday to take part in the Bunker
Hill Centennial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16

ELECTION OF OFPlCERs.-At meeting of
Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. 10, held
last evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing twelve months
George F. Keesee, master; Charles 7. Rldy,
senior warden; r. Fl. DueSberry, junior
warden; W. F. Richardson, treasurer; W.
J. Rlddick, secretary; B. +. Howard, senior
deacon; c. E. Scherer, junior deacon; !;
Thomas Angel, tiler.
Alta meeting of Old Dominion Lodge, No.
1, h. p. the following officers were eiecteo
for the ensuing term : Z. A. Jacobs, C. c;
G. ". Mctarlane. V. c.; Theodore A. Johns,
nrelate: O. n. kriniDghsn, NJ. F.; F. E.
Wright, N. A; S. II. Herndon, Jr., 1. g.;
Z. W. Christian, o. G.
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SENT TO JAIL.-The Police Justice yester-
dav committed to jiil Braxton Terry (col'
ored), charged with being an escaped ieion
from GoochIand. The Goochand authorl-
ties will send for him if they want him.
Terry says the case against him has been
tried and dismissed, and that he came down
from Goochand intending to make some
purchases and return Immediately.
Robert Daley (colored boy) was sent to
iail for ninety days for stealing one lot OF
oranges OF the value OF 81 from Charles Pa.
lnfi
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Arehh{shon Wood.

CINCINNATI, June 15.-Archb bishop Wood,
of Philadelphia, has nearly recovered from
his recent attack of acute rheumatism, and
starts to-day in special car for Pniadelphia,
where he will be invested on Thursday with
the palium. He is accompanied by Arch
bishop Purcell, of Cincinnati; Bishop Elder,
of Natcbez; Bishop Quinlan,, of Mobile;
Mons. Roncetti, DR.. Ubaldi, and several dis
tinguished clergymen.
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aUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

I.YSES BROTHER, 81 P. NJ, truck farm, win
Improvements thereon, near oaR"ood .eine-
tely.
PAINE, CABELL s CO., 10 \. NJ, due goods
Clothing boots shoes hats, &c.
FRANK d. HILL, r. ST., brick storehou;e, with
dweIliuv above and TWO vacant lots aoJo!nlng,
on the west side of Brook avenue near Baker
street.
SIMS & SAMPSON, 5 P. NJ. lot, with framed house
THEREOF, between Hull street and the Rlverroaa
Manchester.
cpTRBs& & WILLIAMS, 5P. NJ, large sale of rea
estate Ia the suburbs Of the city.
W. GODDIN, ~ NJ. at the Office Of The auctioneer
the estate called Westham," on The north sice
of James liver, four ana half miles aoof'
Richmond.
To.MonRow,-F. u. EACHO, II sf.. the eastern
or lower. portion OF Turkey Island estate, Oh
James river.
COOK LAUGHTON, P. NJ, frst-class fur
nishiug goods, &c.
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The Western Whiskey Frauds.

ST. LOUIS. June Indictments have been
found against General John Mcdonald, ex.
supervisor of internal revenue for this dis
trict; Colonel John A. Joy ce, Alfred Be1is,
and Edward B. Frazier, and they appeared
before the United States District Court yes.
terday. The charges against Mcdonald and
Joyce are marked on the docket g. Criminal
for destroying public records" and the
charges against Beyis and Frazier are s'the
removal and concealment of spirits and fail.
ing to etface stamps and brands" Judge
Trent has fixed the bail of Mcdonald and
Joyce at $4,000. of Frazier at $4,000, and
of Beyis at 81 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16
Weather ReDOrf.

WASHINGTON, June 15--For the Ohio Val.
ley and Tennessee, southwest to southeast
winds, warmer, cloudy weather, and occa-
sional raius.s
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States,
stationary or falling barometer, warm south
east to southwest winds, and partly cloudy
weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States, north.
east to southeast winds, falling barometer,
warmer and increasingly cloudy weather,
and rain in the former.
The rivers generally will fall, except the
Upper Mississippi, which will probably re-
main stationary.
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Miners, Troubles.

WILKESBARRE, June 15.-Miners are disa-
grecing among themselves. All have re-
turned to work without any concessions
from proprietors.
The miners who had been working at
Payne's shaft were met by large gang this
morning and were ordered to stay out; q
posse was raised and armed; they opened q
way through the mob, and those who wished
entered the shaft. There WAS great excite
ment, and the least offensive movement from
idlers would have drawn the fire of the posse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16

MoRTuARY REroRT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, June y, 1873, compiled from sexton>'
returns received ut the office OF the Board
Of Health: Cause Of Death: Angina pecto
rs, l choIera-infantum, 5; consumption, a
q white, 3 colored); convuIsions Qnfantile),
/; dysentery (acute), /; fever (child0ed, l
fever Qyphoid), / pneumonia, l 4; scroiua,
/; teething, unknown. l; wound (homl.
cidaD, /; worms, !. Whole number OF
deaths in the city, exclusive of still.brlhS, 20.
Ser: Males, 8; females, II. Color: White
males, 9; white females,6. Colored males,
7; colored females, 5. A9e: One day to
thirty, . colored; one month 10 six, white,
l colored-total, 3; six months to twelve,
= white, colored-total, t one year to
three, l white, colored-total, 2; three
years to five, colored; ten years to twen-
~, white, 9 colored-total. 3; twenty
years to thirty, l white, 2 colored-totai,
3; thirty years to forty, l colored; forty
i, ears to fifty, white. Condition Single,
6 white, 10 coloIed total, lG; married, 2
whi'c, 2 coIored-total, 4. NaHuity: United
States, 20. Locality: Marshall Ward, 2;
Jefferson Ward, 3; Madison Ward, l; Mon
roe Ward, 8; Clay Ward. i; Jackson Ward,
3; almshouse, l. BY ,rhons Certified: Resu'
lar practitioners, 15; Board OF Health, ..
,c.,n,u.rrrr wrrL;1S MoRTArITY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16
Fathers Drowned.

SAVANNAH, GA, June ia party OF eE'
cursionists went to ArkwriSht island yester'
day, and while a number were III bathinS
they were carried out to sea. Frank e..
Odriscoll, merchant of this city, and Charles
r. Johnson, clerk, were drowned. Miss
Johnson was rescued in an iusensble condi-
ton by q steamboat after she had been in
the water half an hour. She was kept atloat
by her bathing-dress. The bodies OF the
drowned have not yet been recovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16
European Complications.

VIENNA, June 15.-A sensation has been
created bere by the publication in the st. Pe'
tersburgh Galos Of an article advocating an
alliance between Russia and England be-
cause the three cmperors have lost the power
of guaranteeing the peace of Europe since
one of them has become suspected of war
like designs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16
FIRST DOSE
ON A BOSTON POLICE OFFICER.
BOSTON, November s, 1871

BOSTON, November 15, 1871.
H. r. Serens, Esq:
Dear Sir,-Jn the spring OF 1859 was stricken
down with fever, which had long and almost nope
less rum. The best medical advice being Ia attend.
ancc. was taken through the fever: but u lett De
terribly reduced and weak, With cNcr,clating pains
i'm my side, buck, and hips. was completely pros
rrated with KdCey Complaint, and no medlclnt
seemed to reach my case.
In this coruilion | was persuaded to try VEG E
TISEty friend whom 1t cured OF ne same ~ His
of the first dose through my whole system: and
from that moment 1 began to mend, gradually
With the VEGETiNE until IL completely restored
me 10 health. since which tune have been able 10
perform my duties police officer, enjoying gooo
heal: and there Is no doubt about the great value
Of VtGETINE In kidney complaint and similar
LAFAYETTE FORD,
5U1 Broadway.
VFGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ip lH-W,SS2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16

Is YOUR LIFE WORTH Ten CENTS I've sa!
plainly 10 person In this world suffering with dys
pepsia, liver complaint and its enects-indgestion
costiveness, sick hDadache, sour stomach, heart
burn, palpitation OF the heart, depressed spirits,
biIiousuess-can take GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER
without relief and cure If you doubt this, get a
sample bottle for 10 cents. Try II. Two doses vii
relieve you. PURCELL, LADD s. Co.. agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16
Spain.

LONDON, June 15.-A special dispatch to
the Times says Don Carlos has given his son
the title of Prince of Asturias. He has also
convoked the Biscly juntas to meet on the
9th instant in order TO contract the attitude
of the Carlists with that OF the Altonsists,
whose Government, be says, is afraid to sum-
mon the COrteS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16

New OReAN.-The congregation of Cente-
nary (Metbodist EpiscopaD church have re-
solved to purchase a new and fine organ.
The one in use for several years past has
been found to be too small to answer the re-
quirements Of the enlarged and improved
edidce. The present organ.gallery will have
to be enlarged to accommodate the new in
strument.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16

DISPATCH PRISTISG-HoGsE.--Iu order to mee
the constantly Increasing demands of our trade we
have added Il wellselccted assortment of NEW
TYPE, which. together with our IMP aovED Ma
cuISERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us in guarani ieeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and i'll The most ex-
Inp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16

ACQUITTED. the United States Circuit
Court yesterday Bridget McDeyitt, Of Pc
tersburg, convicted of selling liquor without
license, was granted a new trial By Judge
Hughes. The accused was then again put
upon trial, and acquitted, and was discharged
from custody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16

GAUZE MERINo UNDERsnIRTs.-For the largest
stock or underwear and gcntemen's furnishing
goods In the city call on K. E. SPENCE & son, Mer-
chant Taiors, 1900 Main street, where you can hnJ
all the Lew dcsigns in English worst.d coatpgs and
fancy cassimercs for suits. and have them made up
to order in the latest and best styles at low prices.
If YOU want nice clothing and furnishing goods call
on F. r. SPENCE & SON and examine their stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16
PAIN AND DISEASE.

Can we expect to enjoy good health when bad or
corrupl humors circulaie with the blood, causing
pain and disease; and these humors, being depos-
ten through the entire body, pioince PIN piles,
acne, eurui2a, rheumatism, ahd numerous other
complaints? Remove the cause by taking VhdE-
TINE, the most reliable remedy for cleansing and
purifying the blood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16

FAIR AND FEAsT.-The ladies of Union
Station Methodist church commenced fair
and feast in the leclure.room Of the church
last night. The cause.-The repair and paint
ing of the church-is good one, and the
ladies will no doubt be well patronized.