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POLICE CoUsT. YESTERDAY - -P0Lce-JnStice
Joseph j. White presiding. john Hender-
son alias Joe Williams was charged with
uplawlulIy and feloniously breaking and
entering boX-car of the Richmond and Dam
vile railroad, and did then and there take,
steal, and carry away S21 in United States
currency, one coat, aud one pair OF pants OF
the value Of $40, the property Of Claiborne
Hall. and did ieoniously break and enter the
dwelling house of Cook Monroe. in the coun'
ty OF Hanover, with intent 10 commit larceny
therein, and did then and there commit
larceny therein. and did break and escape
from the Jail of Hanover county" Prisoner
was committed 10 Jail and Hanover authorl-
tics notified.
Mr. Peter O'Dwyer was thus accused
"That he did unlawtuIly curse. abuse, and
threaten 10 assault aud beat Mr. Henry Miller
in Shockoe Cemetery, and said Miller fears
bodily harm at the hanGs Of said ODwyer.'
Miller was oDcea councilman, and ODWyer
was sweeper Of the Old Market, and says
Miller bad him removed and negro put in
his place. Notwithstanding the thing occur.
red six years ago, and O'Dwyer is now an in-
mate Of the almShouse, upon meeting Miller
in the cemetery he freely vented his indlgna-
ton upon the said eX.councilman. The 70.
lice Justice asked O'Dwyer TO give security
in the sum Of 500 for good behavior. Being
unable to comply with the request, ODwyer
was authorized 10 change his quarters from
the amshouse TO the jail for thirty days
The folio wing parties were Fl Led: Henry
johnson (colored). 81 for throwing stones al
the house of Alexander Traylor; William
Morton (colored), $3.50 for striking Catha'
rine Wbitmore Nick Cooper (colored)
81 80 for beating with strap Robert Crump
small coiored boy; Henry Randolph, s.
for laborlpg at bis calling of barber on tue
Sabbath day; Catharine Whitmore, 81 foi
tresp,Ssing upon the premises of William
Marion
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NEWS FROM ABROAD From abroad comes
the information that "the Virginia State
Board of immigration is considering the adj
visibility of establishing branch oftlce ln
Washington in order TO forward the objects
for which it was erected"
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THE MILITARY EsCAMPMEST.- Company
"F." Company &c ;" and the Walker Light
Guard, have taken measures looking to
joining the proposed military encimpment
az the White Sulphur Springs in August.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.-We solicit your or
ters for printing, or Il call at any time You may
wish to see specimens or obttin estimates, feeling
assured that 1t will he to Your advantage.
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The EXCURSION TO WILToN.-Owing to
the unfayoiable weather yesterday the ex.
curslon TO Wilton on the barge Greenbush
was postponed upti Monday next, When it
will take place with every prospect OF sue
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SARATOGA and all other styles Of TRUNKS ut
BoScuEN's. 500 and GIL Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER yALIsES, RAILROAD BAGS. LADIES
fine sATCHELS, &C., at BOSCHEN'S, 5O9 ana OIL
Rroa1 street
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AT THE ALMsRoUsE.-The woman from
North Carolina VINO inquired at the Caplto
for "the Lady of the House, yesterday
found refuge at the almshouse. -
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al the
DISPATCH PRISrISG-HoUsE. Good work, 10"
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DISPATCH NG-lIoUSE.-Unsurpasseo IA
cilities for the prompt execution OF all KINDS o'
printing. order; filed promptly and at low prices
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nx,,ss. MEDICINES. 3e.

oyE SET TwADDLEs HYDRoME-
One 900 or. sp. GRAVITY BOTTLE, &C., In
case;
Jag TIE MORTAR for chemical anslysis;
/ SET HERNsTEIS's roorH-EAThAohAS"
INSTRUMENTS. For sale by
J.BLAIR, DrsSE1sf,
tel0 corner Broad ana MIMI oo0-S
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Half wineglassfu of LIFBiG's LIQUID EXTRACT
OF BEEF before each meal will correct acidity aud
rtn nner digestion complete.
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EXCURSION PARTY FROM WAsHINGToN,-
A large excursion party from Washington
will reach here on the 31St.
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CANNED TOMATOES.

Having large lot or CANNED TOMALLosS
re- bound cansl, and desiring TO close out ior new
crop win sell during the nonfh aoo So.r,
Standard. Zeal a. tlLllh1, 'k'
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A Tax-co,,ec,or nuraered.

NEW ORLEANS, July 21.-G. a. Rovarty,
tax. collector for Grant parish, has been MUIR
dered in Coliax BY ex.Sheriff John B. Nc.
Low .
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THE BALLROOM.

behold Signs of IN animated time. ihe
ballroom looks b lighter. the crowd OF beau
u and gallaptry Is gradually lnrreaslnS lts
brilllancy, aud teet are getting restless. lh,ls
far few parties only have swung ronnn III
the wuirl:ns dances, but there he many on
The outrr benches and seats that cannot be
held b,cl, long. They will leap into The ring
in nignt or two, THAT'S evident. Before the
close Of the week we expect 10 see The ball
room assume IT. woD,ed galety and bril fancy
There are charming additions raplhlV mahlps
Ia rur graceful 1hrong. G. & +. Z.
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REPrBLlcAN MovEMENT.-The Republican
State Committee will meet in Richmond on
the 9TH OF July.
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always heen as the brightest jewel in female

character.
Now, we all know that the proud aud
lofty spirit of woman Is such that none OF
them Will be content to drop out oil tne
fashion. SO we see rich and poor alike oo-
serving tho costly styles OF the day. Ihey
all look alike, and, ali displaying that super
fatty Of costume which fashion has pre-
scribed, they ali look us though they were
abuuGsntly wealthy. and seem to represent
a land that knew 10 scarcity and no want.
Who can help admiring them? They
have such proud, martisi AR
Eacn would seem the daughter Of a million
a,re. lndetd, they cast temporary veil as
II were over the poverty of the land and iD-
wife Us to believe we are rich and jolly. But,
dear l,dies. the truth cannot be ignored, and
these very fashions are the cause Of no little
care and t,oubIe in the land. You should
be free. We see tue clamor for woman 5
rights rights that are not desirable for
them-w hich can neither make them happier
nor richer but here is matter in which
they should I've free-a matterthat relates to
their comfort and would save them money
in cases Wpeie it can be lily expended. and
here, indeed, they should cry out, "Give us
liberty"
WHY should "Pretty Feet " draggle her
dresses in the mud to please Long Toes ~
l. makes ber 4 "submissioDist." So the sex
IN the middle of the Last century displayed IA
like temper in allowing gray-hcaded courtiers
10 introduce the fashion of powdered heads
to make the young ones as white as The ola.
How long shall be continued this submlS-
sion. so contrary 10 the proud spirit OF wo-
man: We are sure that the great majority
in this ca>e of feet are brought to submission
just ~ in The cave Of powdered head. How
can anybody doubt that the great body OF
the lady nnabitants have p,destals 1T to sus-
tain forms so admirable as that the roughrr
SEX never cease 10 admire them? Rise, fair
danes, "'tls Rom demands your help
How can you roam square from home IN
wet, aud dirt: ana mud with trails tracking
their way ai,er you in most Objectionable
thugs?
NV, most estinabe and accomplished
ladies' We are your servant, ana can never
br Justly accused OF harboriug even thought
uuiaSorab 10 those who are the objects oil
earthly alteration, Of bravery, and herolSm.
Bu! couldn't YOU intuSe u little more of prac-
tcai sense and kind consideration tor these
hard times into your fashions: 1t would be
.cnnSummation most salutary and COM
mendable.
I,uank the rain for helping me TO expos
| ;ula,e against great errors, and now do
| hone the rain will let the ladies' as well as
every body else alone. 1t Is lime.
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t,,u the Grccnbrier White
sulphur.

Hniphnr.
..-.....l ng., Of II" R'hmoh" tl>p"t'n.i
a,--4-, .yIIu< ~rSl>G'. july w. io'''
noEE RAIS.
.y,nr woods. shouted
" ~ ,,,.n,., Yesterday the
.'. '''' ..r.oy, in cioud." and
.,, 49, .f ...- ,-.....,d ;ne,r fiyors law
49, t.' ' l.,, hcrc the sponce was
i..' .''t .,,.. tba, II coutd bold
4Iu"s ..t' =, coos1,afion. We
asr.' r,,,Ic rain. upon the
t#. ''"'E :. ,,,. harm MS more. The
i.r r" ' E l.Yn wi.h dfops of rain,
60 49,, mv trend Jolly. "su-
-..,....st 81 hay. locked m"ufh'ul'y
..,... .r..t. ryt"n. whose lace Is rouu"
..,.... un ne l,n."St ph>s'oShouiy
.5.. ,,,,ard ,ud seemed faSt goinE INTO
,...-.... u.g,u.npy: nut Gcnerai Mc'.
4. T.. auG m -cI cook h'm IN h'no "ha
sE.. .rt1pl,L spirits Nu'Il nI> couu-
..... ....L, "a r substitute lor sun
..
...l.arFrL crS>oLATloSS.
~. ... .Eg ua"-r' IrH !" "A S'u'ai rhiPe'a.
,..-. ".4' g. '4''ir.'' ''> ~ o''' 80
..rs,,1 trr-. "Hh wa '"nS "a ".,'no ,I,o
E.,,,. aJ tvs h'hu'Nu !" '"e aS,'m
r..a-. t,"r' tore. HH 'i'' young "n" '''y
,.r,.i- like GN-'i we're 'Nc'""'", a"u
>.!--r tr,-,j .r ,uh hN intercourse ~ 'uI
,...oit TIN. n'r ~ nr ora! p7s'lth'> orai
...,.u.-" sounds rk"f n"" ph'a>t ios hI>>-
hl.,a' ~ 'ne>t 0tiici'us uhunts
u.-taaa "},i,r RATIO 10 th" gloom o. the
v,...r. ug.i >dy. however, lht' the
..,r r:ni.a. ,cr>cry WAS msrked Dy
~. nuE }"rUtnr h"au'y. "n''h
lr n,. " Ud not hiNe Hhl>.tu I"i
.,.: :a.L. IG~ valleys we're 20 tuAuf"ill'y
..-.,n .rd rf. mouu'hIa> were 50 iu'l VI
...,.t..Ir. "nn'l" clouds, asi were, "fr'i'u-
...tn,.r .n.,, i.M he tlnnicnS Il mHjrS'y
.,.t..t. ...l'y IHar M ot'rn los in admira
..,.u. i,t. rnn>,un v shifting scenes
,,... ..,,.J lrr,,II lnrm-ail Iuli of the cri.
...l ,ir,: ilu,.htv Providence which
..,..~n,.,l,... .,.i! H,irn II lsa blessing TO
I....,l,.. .,n.r,ai fcut'y a. lcnS to admire
. ,......., %. mus, n,yr tiled the heart Of
,.rv.. .f,,>. trt,. Wlrh r,ai delgut.
'"NfN"'>"H @ 'hAih'H'' MS
- Urv' lwT' C4nc another c"nsoia'(on
wtH.G upld. u 81 htrpl and entirely Iecon'
,.,! toifi,. jiinrd 4. It Ii-romtort>. From
l.. ..pnd ,ud tIur'nnt'l Ne rave accounts
OIL. nr.h iruli,rt'u urr nigh IL thr nnctIe> up
'..a nuudrrij. -urH u must have greatly dis
n,->cd tu"r iuh,h'Hnl>. Here VIZ havc
tll n>ucu temper. a'lr', nud can taIr none
-..". Ia" "rH-h'Fu' Z"phyr> hay" tanned
S., -'a'N, and ~" thei ih"ihc'er has not risen
".,. -. n@hi haE' "" sIep' without
nHnh.l, ana q 10 t'idc ba> theft orth
,..u-H"' "'"'lr III The ar 10 make good eN'
r.. -..#. 81 = Oppressive,
-.r' I" "i1 ma I" Gay we u''r III It
i".E' If"m ipe N'n''' ,oun'''h, "D",e. i nu,
'.r." = q -'fu--'e hr'"c"" s"hH,'''e 'n''
I 'hti i very thc""'a2'hT' we Au'"
'.i -" 'un NlH it'"inpn' ana are cou-
N...'.a! ~ lu.'nnrTnN We >!t'i >Ft 'ue sun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-22

VITANTED, EVERYBODY TO SAVE
w MONEY! MONEY!! MOTEY!.! by having
their clothes SECURE by the celebrates French over
and scourer aud champion glove c!eaner: rants
secured and pressed IN The ortgins shape ZOE Jv s
and whole suls for 90. Kid gloves eleaned ior DC
ner mir Repalring done ut twenty -hve per cent.
less Than any tousc fn the city. ]. FhENCn,
nv pis3m No. Ninth strect-sign of red nag.
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cUMAC WANTED.-I pay the highest
M.ncne,ter Tan Yard Sumac Mills, from railroad
depots and landings. or ut The samac- snd bark
mills corner seventh and Canal ,reets. Riehn0nd.
IAN JOHN r. HULST.~
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

DECLINE IN COTTON, AND IT'S EFFECTS.
LIVERPOOL, July 21.-Tbe Albion says The
rapid decline o cotton Is forcing weaker
holders clear OFT their stocks, and creates a
gloomy feeling.
There was no important cotton failure
yesterday. The uneasy and depressed feel
ing continues, but no further trouble IL re.
ported. The market keeps dull and irregu.
lar.
CHARGED WITH OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE
PaErENCEs.
LONDON, July 21.-Alexander and William
CoiIles Of the firm recently suspended, have
been arraigned on the charge Of obtaining
large sums of money from the London and
Westminster bank on false preteDces. The
total amount alleged 10 have been obtained
is 81. .OOO. .0G0, but 1t is reported 10 be much
larger. The prisoners were remanded for
week, and held to bail in $4,000 each.
ANOTHER AMERICAN VICTORY.
Msior Fulton, Of the American team, won
the American cup to-day, scoring 1873 out OF
a possible score oi 100.
DESTRUCTION OF CROPS BY RAIN.
The heavy rains in the inland counties
continue at Leicester, Greenfield, Forest OF
Dean, ana GOuultuCiesteIs III many puSSo
the gathered and the growing crops have
been destroyed, and the railways are inter-
rupted in all directions.
THE PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL.
In the Presbyterian Council to-day the
constitution OF the future unio1 was DIS.
cussed. The American delegates favored the
formation of confederation. but large ma
jor,ty Of the Council preferred the title and
form of an alliance less restricted in scope;
and it was ultimately agreed that an alliance
of all the Reformed Preshy terian Churches
OF the world should be formed.
The final sitting OF the Council will be
held tomorrow, when the resolution OF the
conference will be formally announced.
| Bavaria.
| IMPRISONMENT OF ULTRAH0NTANES.
| MUNICH, July 81. The Ultramontane
| Baron Loe has been sentenced to SIX months
| imprlsoument for treasonaole speech made
| in October, 1878
Herr Sisl, editor of the Ultramontane Jour-
nal Vaterland, was sent to prison to-day 10
serve OUT ten months sentence for trea-
sonsbe utteraCces.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, TO SELL BARGAINS IN
w FORFEITED PLEDGES. | have great
many articles, such as Diapond Rims. I2a al amo
tons, &C. &C. / will sell cheap to realize she CASH
adyanC ed ON same. I all az .,,
,yo1m No II Fourteenth street.
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WANTED, DRUG CLERK OF expert
w ence Address ID. Z. Dr. Dispatch Office.
Is 22-Tn,S,Tu3t*
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7.lG>"A>
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@AR'S'Ss

yX7ANrED, BOARDERS.-A gentleman
w and lady, or two single gentlemen, can 0o-
rain rood BOARD and pleasant rooms In a delight
ruJ iOcntion, on moderate terms. by applying NJ
No. OF south Third street. References exchanged.
22-ltk
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WANTED, A COOK without incum.
w brance. Applyat No. 500 south Third street.
i,-D
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Bavaria
IMPRISONMENT OF ULTRAaoNTANEs.
Ns;l,ES, HOKS3S, &c.

EOR SALE, A FINE BAY MARE, E-p
L ,nst thoroughly broken. she Is five years ~
old ana rides and drives we'll sold solely for me rea-
son that The owf has no further use tor ID. TSe.
1igions 1nigp,l H.1aid ofiice, No ills Main street.
Il, y.l-
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WANTED. a COOK 10 go five mics into
w the country. One with fhnlly can OBTAIN
a good home. Apply to o,.,.c
Montrose," near Brook turnpike
IL 00.otx
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SEED.
600 POUNDS OF LANDRETH'S
wv SEw-CROP TURNIP SEED
JUST RECEIVED,
embracing all the usual varieties, at the low priceof
75c. per pound. TO be had at
LIE. SALES drugstore.
iy l5-eod3m Twenty-frst ana fcnaose stree1'
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>-,rr'hrl,.>. 4tIc>r> are rapidly increasing.
Yesterday AID to-day have added largely 10
-. ,l,' - the @r"ai satisfaction OF the So
..r..G> and especially to tn" jov OF Mr..
,r,'.a. tryru whom received a >qrerzc OF
a., a.,.l l.l~ mornrng that showed The JUDI
lt,ug.!uIua Vi h,> heart.
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WANTED, A STEADY. lNFELLl-
w GENT YOUNG MAN OF influence an1 ,1o,o nc, q,
onointarce IN canvas The city for an article or
brine nrce sty, who by tact and industry can M ke
good wages. Address MERCHANT, care 81 DtS-
rJ1tch office. Js /. -
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WANTED. No. l CARRIAGE-DRlFER
JOHN NJ. HIGGINS,
iy oo-2r 1910 Franklin sire ct.
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N.rrMN CONVENTION.

hu-, uumt,,f OF delegates 10 the Cotton
tuH}ru'lou arrived this morning. 1hcy
s,,,.H ~ t~' rt"riiuI 1"n'lemtu, entirely sat-
.,.nd WI'h lr,ir mission, andehopetul 10
.g ,.'y. Il J. 4 b"dv IN rely composed OF
A.,U,>. >.u.u: u : understand. the repre-
>,r'.'l,,.> at The cotton exchanges OF the
rl'.,>. They VIII consider measures re.
i...a- to tlr trade III cotton with The view
u ~,-'"GalLug 1t more thoroughly, aud
.b.u.rIH. irtu,l> ard incOnveuieuceS in buSl-
n,,,. lHifty->iX m"moeIs were present at
au Gpi'uh in"r'iu. tnlS evening. To.mor-
In% J. ih:. fr-nltr dav OF meeting, and some
{ ~ or more are expected to arrive by that
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WANTED, a PARTNER With cash
w canyta1 of s1 600 to engage in q business
TINT will nay from. rs to 400 per cent. Address
.K ~ ;, Petershurp ty22 2.s
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MR.. ANDREW HAS JUST AR. EN
Wl rived from the Valley Of Virginia 80
vii IN a superjOr lot of SADDLE and HARNESS.
HORSES Call and see them. u,
We keep HACKS, BUGGlES, and HORSES i9r
hire tirsf-class. We also have sECOND-haNO
BUGGIEs for sale. u,,,,,u, m
.iny 90 iofNhH % W.
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HAZE VINE
NATURKfs BEMEDYl

Tsfs parasaf Hsssasagsrs he ana II she best
FftpaFA4ssas IS thH Nafkei taF ne halnAa
seslp. NHakf III afhaF hair ffrl a'ats7uat I ssh.
tssns ne Do aaEssi.af. eaEaf saa4. nttrAiH NUytt
- sEgEbtaR tkkl sill tlg heAllt tf eAsssaH
tlas hair e. Nfau uuea 1a18 hhAsa. hssiafHs tasH
lair 20 iis naFsnal aslaf whfh gausNa ifam pres
usaiErr decay. siF s. Aua prrrsHts thr BAG ii'fa
falhnf eat au8 staFs that uuptcsHant itching
$685. y taa preIaAu n AIS bare 8easys Cures
aaHdfuf aud al diseases - The saalp. tad a. &
Hair nress8nE lt Lac be e9aAA Eg8uw sc give 5
fs~ press sud ladi riaasl uertlhcAtrs
Northampton Hsugisrr bctabtrs AHAa.-a4bt
Halr Nlpo j. she greatest tians Ia the uasfkct
G.gFsrsy.He Naa4sra n. I JulF. 1864. 1t
pissses all takt have usss8 4, Had Ties sro maags
Hudson &af. ~ L.. ISIS. sagF. TIE Ha.r Vine
and the treatment ~ Its ma ufaclurfff have
asgsed TIE hair GO RFoW upan the bead 81 our
better bali, sbsrs y haa been aa taf yeaFs, eaa
mr. Vermont Ia.aa Of april "a, ISIS. sage
The Hair Vice isa preparation ai Superior pre-
perues,
non. !. 2. Hurkaud. gaIyoks, Mass Head
full ~ dAuarua tried everything far years.=
Cured by the use 4 two bottles.
i. Bake. Molyake. MAJ a HeAs ga tgP bald
hAiT growing Smelly need three bottles- nov 90
ths fourth.
D. r. Mckenzie. Hair Dresser, Island Pond,
writes January s. 1874. Please send nae one
dozen bottles more Hair Vine. / sold vhAl you
seat nae ia two weeks and did some good ourgsa
Joseph Williams, Hair Dresser, l4ttletsu, y
I H., urites ia June. 1874 ! Am doing weh with
/ the Hair Vine. They al depend on mo for u.
Z have put d on 90 enc man whose head Is entire
{ ir bald. Ii has started HE halr-only used u 4
Z few times Please send me mere by express.
s, =. French Glover, VI, Nfltcst February II
I 1874 Il have tried number Of Hair Restgra
I tiyes 10 prevent my hair from falling out but a.
/ yet, have found none that viii Do it. Please
I send me twu bottles HaiI Vine. In very shur
umo be again writes, that Ii. V, you sent me
T ike very much. used ore bottle myself. and
7 ioi one Of my friends have She otder Il hiss
nearly stopped the hair from coming out. ! am
( ia hopes 20 start new hair. Please send me twt
/ bottles more, a. have faith In IT,
THY IT, ASD YOU WILL UsB no oTHKB,
/ AAk your druggist and merchant 70 o.
send 81 70 me for trial bottle; 81 90 two DO lee,
/ Address O. ". RICHARDSON, Barne VI
/ George G. Goodwin Boston, Mass, wholesale
/ agent, Tor New England.
~ Beware Of Uni alton. The genuine lie pu
/ up IN light colored Wrappers printed With blscl
and red inks, with cut Of female on the wrap
pers. 2j6iiy
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FsTABaook BAKERY.

EsTABBooE5 BAKERY.
Ncw Location. Oppof t. tbs Baptist
Cbarcb, FACTORY Point. VI
NEw BUILDINGS AND tNEoyp OVEN
no TOBACCO USED or SOLD
IB tha Bakery,
Gat8s frtsh ever cas- Tuta fsrihtr uetses
SID ss iaftaH - fa.iewt NHEte lpsf le ouuts
Ftret ~ u rsaGs Soy larger auuieT 3 afnis
peg luaf Fry thres ian csnis and soa w4l
uat regret S. 0uef goods - laN ~ ihty ckn
b. agardaa. Al sales b. o. Cash. so its e4u.v-
altht in Hgrgr. 3 rFs nud dthsf praduur, -
vhiaa usa Aigtasg a1afkrl EEtge 81 be Allqued.
MA hE0AGi Wait uuuF thf tar csri an4 bst
she eautra - tht fraat - the road. krd uuid
farther uatior a1H rfn a. f63gHs=
M0hDAEA At.tHEtaa. TUESDAYS Aanuheh-
tar. WEDNESDAYS West Nafsfis THURSDAYS
Esst Dorset FRIDAYS. MEHehfstag. sATI 3
NAIA GwBW'ie N v.
CAN'T. FBUif. ae., F0A SALE
TbHaRuE yua far taur pairoaaat iu tbs past
? repeatedly saaait nuutiaaangs g the same.
Respectfully yaarst
H. EsIAHR0pK.
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Scrofula or Kings Evil,

White swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelss, Bwelled
Neck. Goitre scrofulous determinations, Indo-
lsnt determinations, MercuriAl affections, Old
Sores. Eruphons Of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc
In these, Al 10 al other constitutional Diseases
WALKEE's YxEaAR BITTERs have shown their
great curative powers IN the most obstinate and
intrsctable cases.
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Entirely rewritten by the ahlcst sriters on every
subject Printed from new type, and
Illustrated with Several ihaaHs
aud Eugravtnrs Snd Maps

The work originally Published under the title
Of THE NEW AMERICAN CiClOfADiA wAs
completed ln 1865, since which time the vide
circulation which Il has attained 10 ali parts ~
the United statos, sud the signal developments
which have taken place "a eyety branch 81 scis
enee, literature aud art have induced the ed,
tors aud publishers to submit II to'sn exact And
aud thorough revision, aud 10 issue new edition
entitled
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Pin. Tape. aud other Worms,

lurking in the 7ystem Of 20 mauY thsusGnds, are
efeeinAiiy DESTROYED Add removed. Ne system
81 medicine. no vefmifuges, 10 anthe iminities
snl free the system iTam vOrInt Ake these Bit
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For Infammatory Chronic Rheuma-
tlsm,

Gout, Bilious, Bemittent and Intermittent Fs-
vers, Diseases Of the Blood, LAYER, Kidneys and
Bladder, these Bitters have no equal, Such Dis
eAses are caused by Yitiated Blood
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Mechanical Diseases.

Psrsons engaged in Paints and Minerals such
- Plumbers, Type-seiters, aold-beaters and
Miners, az they advance in life, hre subject 10
paralysis Of the Bowels To guard agAinst this,
take dose u WALKERS VINEGAR BITTEEs oocS-
sEss.. H..
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For Female Complaints

IL young af old married ~ sagie. Is the dawn
~ Tamknhogd. o. tae turn ~ ilfa te Tonic
E.tters d4spag 20 decided a. iu4pe9ee t-At .as-
prDPetpehs y spsf gfrt sss.l.s.