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THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
V EG E TIN E.

Taking into consideration the character OF its
vouchers, the history Of It's cures. aud the immense
Increasing demand, VEG ETINE may be fairly en-
titled the leading medicine o: the age.
For scrofula in the blood, VEG ETISE Is an infal-
lible remedy, end no per:on need suffer from tn.
mors, ulcers and all diseases arising from impure
blood, ifFEG ETINEis used according to directions
There is not case Of scrofula in existence that
FbGET1NE will not cure. provided, no wever the
vital functions have not lost their power of action,
all that may be said to the contrary Notwithstanding
EEGETINE Is pleasant to the taste, mild In its In
uence and absolute in its action disease as the
following unqucstionable evidence will show.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-ThiS morning about

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-ThiS morning about
3 O'Clock fire was discovered on the corner Of
High and Effingham streets. in what is
known as the New Market The build.
ing Is IL iwo.>tory framed one, and is occu.
pied 10y Thomas Donovan, E.q., and is owned
by }. II l.. Mahoucy. In very short time
the store aud dwelling were totally con-
sumcd. as was the adjoining frame dwelling,
occupied by Thomas Orion. Esq. and belong
nj. 10 the Knott estate : but the flames were
here stayed Ey the steamer Palmer taking
water. The insurance was IL follows: J d
+. Mahoncr. $1,000; Thomas Donovan, $500
on stock and 5000 on furniture; knolt'S
estate. $500. We could rot ascertain Mr.
Or,on's loss. The ire was iuccndiary.-
Portsmouth E.tcrpriSe.
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L AID y E A RI Y
S4O0..

JANUARY 9, 1875.
H. r. Serens, Esq.,:
Dear Sir,-When about six months old l was
vacclnatcI. The parties who were vaccnated from
the same virus died from the humor. The humor
spread over Inc to such extent that was rolled
In bran TO prevent me from scratching my person
The disease finally settled In my head. remained
In this condition about twenty years. tr- uJed all
the time with sores breaking in my head and dis
charging corruption from my ear At this time a
small kernel appeared on ms neck, gradually In
creasing In size until iumOr formed OF such I'm
mcLse size could sec 1t by turning my eyes down.
ward. All this time was taking various remedies
for my blood without any substantial benefit
then went TO prominent phys In Boston,
who curing his treatment OF six months, lanccu
the tumor eight times, which cost me nearly S400.
II ali diminishing the bizt OF the tumnr, ana In Il
sckly, feeble condition. | consulted another ply
siciin In Natck, who, after considerable time sue
cccded in healing the sore without reducing The
siz". At this point commenced to- use YEGE
TINE. through the earnest persuasion Of Il friend.
fer had taken this medicine about one week l
experienced wonderful sensations. NV whole body
seemed be undergoing u radical change. until,
ilnay the lumor broke and discharged friyhfful
quantities. From this tim" 1t decreased In size un-
III the bunch disappeared. but my neck still bears
the ugly sears of the sore and lance. am now
healthy and strong, and able 10 work every day.
will also men ion that have been an acute sur
fercr from inilmmat0ry rheumatism ever since
can remember until commencing the use OF FEGE-
TINE, when almost Immediately all rheumatic
paus ceased. This statement volunteer for the
purpose Of banehting other suffering humanity,
and you will confer II favor ny giving II as much
publicity as thought proper. Very gratefully.
v. NJ. ohNELS, Ashland, Mass.
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The Miners Troubles I'm Pennsylvania.
CONDENSATION OF wORSISGaES FOR MUTUAL
BENEFIT.

BENEFIT.
PoTTsvILLE, PA. March 30.-A meeting OF
the Miners and Laborcr>' Benevolent AsSo.
citation and the Mechanics and Working
mems Society was held here to-day for the
purpose OF organizing and framing combl-
nation for mutual protection. TWenty-three
districts were represented.
Resolutions were adopted looking to the
formation of an alliance for the mutual pro-
lection and general benefit Of all; pledging
the Two organizations to work in harmony
and sustain each other in the present and all
coming struggles and difficulties, both NOR
ally and financially, until justice is done to
both.
The miners Of Shomakin continue to join
the Miners Union there, and it is supposed
they Will soon suspend work in all the
mines.
MAUcH CHUNK, March 30.-Nearly one
hundred and fifty armed raiders were in pos
session here to-day, and visited the neighbor-
ing collierieS on a scouting expedition, and
made persons stop who were engaged on
dead work.
1t is reported that $4,000 bags of flour
we're purchased for the miners in the LehiSh
Valley region with funds Of the Working.
,ncu'S Benevolent Association. 1t will be
j)ining regions.
PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-The Pottsville
Miners JOunGt says the employees Of the
Reading Railroad Company AZ Schuylkill,
Haven, and CresSona have resumed work.
MOB DISPERSED BY A PRIEST.
HAzLEToN, PA, March 30-The mob wh;cl
left Andenried this morning for this place
WIS intercepted at Beaver Meadows mines
by Father Marvin, the Catholic priest at
Andenricd, who persuaded them to diSpersc
and return to their hom"s. Everything is
now quiet.
Many shots were fired last evening by the
rioters while ralying their forces, five of
which went through window OF the York
town company's store at Beaver Brook.
Two of the fircmen were driven from their
work, and one of them compelled to join
the rioters.
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.crfar from Ntaunton.
r,.-rsi.oHd,rCc OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
n.-..rCTIoH ~ FIRE CIRCUIT CpCRT-CASE
OF JOHN CATS.
SrAI.HrnS. March 80. ISL;

s.-.rcrIoS BY FIRE CIRCUIT CoCRT-CASE
or JOHN CATS.
STAUSToS. March 50, 1873.
rr lat Saturday night about | o'clock The
/, .... r"~ -:u',le and c1rn.crib belonging to
An>. :. g. Finley. Of this county, was de-
S'ru,.i - lire, together with all tue con-
~. In the ~'ltlc were six horses and 4
cir. MI # which were burned. A large
cgnlty % hay AMI corn was also destroyed.
r3 last FRIDAY u,grt the barn, with it,
contents. brioaLtug 10 Mr.. William b. klri
cl.r. living ueur Emm4nuef- church, be-
tA-rn Mount Solon and San@er>rilIe, in this
r.nnty, was destroyed by tire. The barn
, aimed large QItntity OF hay, corn, and
i.ti"r. besides two colts, number I'll sheep,
AIDA !ockawIy all Ui which were burned.
III. kar.cOic vas absent from home on that
y.-f. ana knew nothing Of his severe loss
i,u'.l H., "A, informed OF il on his Way home
- Tux, day.
tsr Circuit. Court is still ia session. Much
c.H hu-ine>s has been transacted, and all
i,.n TWO Of the criminal cases on the docket
DISPOSED OF. The ca>c Of Elijah HcImick,
elrrrcd with hor--->t,aliug. will be tried
t. morrow. as a.so will that Of John Cats,
cared with the sumo offence. The evil
,rlrr- of this youu- mans propensity Tor
G~lpng in hor-rtlc>h are beng brought TO
l.ut almost daily. Last week Mr.. George
I.,urY, from near HirIi>onhurg, recovered
:. aof,r mich bad been stolen from him some
L5.,n months 40. He found the horse in
;l,. Possession Of "A man in Madison county,
', an said IL had purchased him from this
; .a!,. John Cats. Max.
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WHAT IS VEG ETINE?

: II is a compound extracted from barkS, roots, ana
herbs. 1T is natures remedy 1t Is perfect, harm
less from any bad effect upon the system. 1t Is
nourishiug and strengthening. II acts direc lily
upon the blood. 1t quiets the nervous system. II
gives you good, sweet sleep at light 1t is great
panacea for our aged fathers and mothers. for II
gives them strength, quiets their nerves. aad gives
them natures sweet sleep-aS has been proved by
many aged person. i Is the great Blood-P url-
icr. 1t is a soothing remedy for our children. 1t
has relieved and cured thousands. 1t Is very plea
SAINT 10 take; every child likes Il. II relieves and
cures all diseases originating from impure blood
Try the VEGETISE. Give it Il fair trial for your
complaints; then you will say TO your friend,
peshbor, and acquain ance: Try 1T 1t has cured
me-
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washington Items.

WAsu1scr,s, March SO.-The President
returns Sturdy.
There is no change in the opinion that
Louisiana must remain without dis riot
iudwe until Congress meets. The iExecu-
live. however, has no mandatory Power over
judge Wood. who, at his Peril, may exercise
the doubtful power,
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I HUDGINs, GORDON & co,
1913 MAISlsTREEr,
are opening daily great varieties Of
SPRING aud SUMNER DRY GOODS,
-s. such az -<-,yi - L. FL
.at LINENS, CAMBRICS,
PFRCALES, .fr..
EMBROIDERIES Of all the hes, styles,
Beautiful SHETLAND sHAWLS.
The LATEST NOVELTIES In
#s LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
A very large variety OF
CASSIMERES and CLOTHS
for mems and boys wear very low
s., 'lcadid assortment OF HOSIERY-strIped and
nh. in &c, &C.;
vhich g, I'LL all be sold at prices to suit the pur-
haser. NH 81
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Spain.
The Evangelical Alliance,

New YORK, March 30.-Ihe executive
committee of the Evangelical Alliance, at a
meeting in Brooklyn last night, decided not
to hold the biennial conference 10 Richmond,
as there will be two other meetings there
about the time OF the holding of this one.
II WINS also decided to hold it in Pittsburgh.
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T 300, 900
LOST EVERY YEAR BY NOT BUYING
DRY GOODS
AT
LEVY BROTHERS..

LEVY BROTHERS.,
If our readers will but Garland examine our stock
and then compare our cash psires with f,ose asked
elsewhere, it VIII not be necessary for Us g. say
other word 20 prove the above assertion. But 10
satisfy every one thss 1t Is to their advan age to
pauonize
THE LEADERS IN Low PRICES
we will cnumera:e few OF the many yeading srl-
Giles sold bs lowsy than In any store IN the entire
State:
Our Observation-Disclosures SILK at
90c- . yard Is usually sold at S1.25 a,yasd:
STRIPED and CHECKED SUMNER silks at
rs, so, 9Oc., and II PER yarl-real va,he csc.
ayard more;
BLACK GRos-GRAIN ssbRs in every qualify
from S5c. to- $3.50. We have an excellent
quality at 81 so per yard ever sold In this city
under $l.75. In better GO els we have quality
at $3.50 yard, gold value %.
In tine BLACK SILKS we have Il most superb ar,I-
by good Judges Of SILKS at $3.50.
Onr whole stock Of SPRING and SUMMER
SILKS Il offered ut very attractive prices, aa.t
lower than goods Of the same quality were ever be.
fore exhibited In this city
Our stock of SPRING DRESS GOODS comprises
the choice styles aud designs Of the leading import
er5. We have marked the entire stock at what we
may tenn popular prices, as they are nearer gold
prices Than We have ever sold them.
We can say the same OF our PARASOL STOCK,
just received fresh from the manufacturers, COM
prisng all the styles that fishioaab This
department Is well worth an tns pectlon.
.Our stock Of WHITE GOODS comprises all the
novelties In that line, such ~
MASALIA,
FRENCH NaINSOOK,
LACs-STRIPE NAINSOOK;
besides VICTORIA LAWN,
JACCONET,
SWISS and NULL MUSLIN,
SOFr-FINISH CAMBkIC, ETC.;
New style LADIES' COLOR tD-G ROUND, &C.
LORED-BORDER HEhSTlTCHED HAND
KERCHIEFs;
Large additions 10 our stock OF L tDIES' sc ARFS
LADIES LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS In u va
rety cf styles.
In our WHITE-GOODS DEPARTMENT look at
the
1874 WHITE MARSEILLFS QUILTS at 1915,
never sold In this city under So;
llxll DOUBLE MARStILLES QUILTS at
S650-were n:idered bargain at auction
price ofS7.50;
Great bargains in HUCkABACK TOWELS also
inLINEN sHEETING.
The goods are fresh and desirable In every re-
spect.
A full llue of goods for mems and boys wear. Our
assortment comprises every grade OF goods from the
lowest quality OF KENTUCKY JEANS to the finest
CASSIMERES.
just received, u case Of ENGLISH CHEFlOT for
shifting at CSC. Il yari-ne1er sold under 2Oc.,
and cheap at 25c.
Sixty-fye pieces OF RED-CHECK MATING,
bought at the large peremptory irade.sale In
New York, and 10 be sold us prices less than II
cost to import.
Our stock of DOMESTIC GOODS, BLEACHED
and BROWN COTTOSS, BED-TICK, LACE
CURTAINS, HOSIERY, &C., l, always marked
at the lowest price.
We solicit a call from our fziends. patrons, and
the public generally, confident that by no means q
small amount will be saved to them by buying their
Dry Goods Of LEVY BROTHERS.
lol7 and 1919 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Our terms are IS follows: Cash -one price, and
that the lowest NH 80
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Fire in Gloucester County.

PORTSMOUTH, March ,30.-The. fine Colo.
NAL residence of Frank Thornton, Esq, in
Ware Neck, Gloucester county, was totally
destroyed by fire yesterday morning By an
accident. Most OF the contents of the house
were ais, consumed. The fire was an acci.
dent. There was no insurance.
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DEATH OF joins MARTiH.- DUJltn, Ire.,
March 29.-John Martin, member OF Parlia-
mcnt from Meath, died to-day; aged sixty
five.
He was John MitchePs friend. 1t was he
that said if Mitche! broke his parole he (Mar-
TIM WAS 10 blame.
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Due De MoSTFESsIEK DENIED ADMISSION TO
SrAIS.-Pd1$. March % The Duke D."
Montpcn>Icr having appealed to the Marquis
DE- Maine, the Spanish ambassador, for q
passport to Spain, the Marquis declined to
grant it. Tue reason alleged tjr The refusal
was that if Il passport was given To the Duke
eX-Qlecn Isabella would deem herself equal
Is entitled TO one, and the Madrid Govern
uent considered her return to spain mop
nD"tuuc.
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Ontario.

ToRoSro, March 3O.-Taylor's paper-mill
was burned last night. Loss, 100000.
BRockvILLE, OSr., March 3O.-Dr. +. b.
Spartan and his accomplish have been sem
fenced to be hanged for producing IN abor-
ton, resulting in death.
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MINERAL WATER.
V,HF, WATER OF hOCkBIDShE
AhUM SPRINGS.
REAp, Few SELECTED FROM MANY
OPINIONS OF PRCGftNEST
MEDICAL MEN.

Dr. CARTxRIGHr.-"I In t1zth know of NO wa
rans in kurepe or merica ", rD.h In medical sub
Stances as Sat OF the Rock6ridye Springs"
DIR. CAHSL.-'. IL Is inCtsd Omitted that more
or IL. ID. rable propSrss OF cases OF inyete-
rate chroEte diseases rAce. relief ks sought ny
the or that water derive M permn ene DeHe0ts
from It. bah 1t IS uudenlsele tnat All unusually large
proportion OF grave ana ohynare csseS. which bal
DE- ihe ordinary uISes II the hsa ART are AL
nualy eurpd ut your Saftiugs-r
lIR. THOhAS.-"1 xOnid stale that regard IL as
one Of the most eneis mt a.trDRent and tonic mihe
raj waters which lS Sc tvee employed
Dir. EMMET.-"I NOV Of no mineral water so
eficacious-" & - have used bo'h the wat
and dried prepara on sal,s In private practice,
and III the aonSp. Hospital, for several years, 10
my gre at sau fac: don"
UK. MADDEN -. The Investigation have given
the wateriOg.p aces In Mts and other countries
leads mt TO tne conclusion that 1.vne nav. ciaims
superior TO thf Rockoridge Z lum Sp;in2s va.
DIR. Ho'R.iAs f,uthor Of The well.knowh Sorx
II he Vugi MIA Sprir gs,.-"lt Il natter OF nv
lilte trapo fance that the public shou!h Dc Iaiiy
apprisSd 1 he remarkable induence taerno w
the Rock ridge Alum Wafers Ia strenuous als sen
csr,eiali A. Taey have Tong S'ooG rs repfoach "
ou, pr f. ssinu. and never but In thee waters ats
| remv Jy been found thai reserves tue hahie u
| spe ifc for their cure" - >.,v yor.
! '.ky,JAMRs w. ALEXANDER, u. ~, stm v, =
II. rhr,. w ,ters are not nostruti. SFcrSoous ~
-,n,i knows ali shout them. ibey are no. qnde,s
1ardiciue. The regular faculty eahiois 'hen VIII
due guards ana cauioits.
sc.u for psmpn'ef. ,rp q so Agents
NH 1C-W&Ftapl1 hIen.,r ---r- -
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W MARCH 20, 1875.

SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS AND CASSl-
MERES FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS.
T. X. PRICE & co. have opened full line Of
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES for spring, to which
they would call special attenti IN. They are Of
English. Frer ch, and merican manufactures guar
anteed in color well rs quality. Also, VIR-
GlNlA-MADE CASSlMERES from best factories
in the State. GESTLEMES'S SPRING: and sCMMER
CSDERSHlRTs. GESTLEMES'S SILK and LINEN
CAMBRIA HASDKERCIIIEFS. GESTLEMES'S KID
and other GLOVES: UMBRELLAS, 4 fine assortment !;
&c &C. NH 20
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PosTAL.-Che>ley Kenney is appointed
postmaster at Striblng Springs, Augusta
county, Va, uice Mrs. Z. Hayward, resigned.
The post.oftice at Pemberton, Goochand
county, Va, is rec tablshed, with Thomas
j. Hopkins as postmaster.
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Fatal Fire

CRrsFIELD, ND, March 30.-Tbe residence
of William J.. Byrd, at Apes Hole, was
burned last night with the contents. Two
aged four and eight years re,pec.
lively, persisted i'm the flames.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


France.
PARIS, March 30.-An official decree has
been promulgated prohibiting importation
OF American potatoes, or of sacks or bar
rels previously used in packlrg them. Inc
object is to prevent the Introduction OF the
Colorado beetle.
England.
LONDON, March 3O.-Sl.S,oO in specie was
sent to New York to-day.
Spain.
MADRID, March 30.-General Concha, late
Csp,an.General Of Cubs, has addressed a
petition to the King, accusing General Jovei-
lar, his predecessor in office and now Minis.
ter Of War, of being the cause OF the lack OF
discipline in the Spanish army on that isiahu
also censuring the conduct OF General Iovel'
lar AZ Minister of War. The petition has
created profound sensation. The newspa'
pers are compelled to maintain silence in re-
gard to 1t.
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NcA! week tucrc "Iil be three state cleo
ious. The lc,;lt Of louuccrrcut and Mich.
.fsn 'o'c Ga Noad4y, and those OF Rhode
laand On Mcdnc,04y.
i'chy's history II Eurolean M0rdls has
o. INT Textbook IL the University Of
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Centennial Conf missioner Appointed.
\ WASHINGTON. March 30.-Frederick W.
N. Holiday, of Winchester, Va, has been
appointed by the President as commissioner
to the Centennial Exhibition from Virginia.
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MAINE Hs.-B0Si0n, March o.
The municipal elections in Eastern Maine
to-day resulted generally in the success oil
the Republicans.
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MT CND-LlVER OIL,

NJ CND-LlVEk OIL,
MeDICINALLY PURE.
ouR OWN IMpoRTATION-ThE BEST
pUREsT. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
we nave the testimony OF our physicians ""o
prescribe IT. and OF pauents who have TAKEN III 'nu
IL Is more acceptable to the stouhacn aA0 1'o1
easily as,imilared than any other Oil y,,.
A fresh aupply just received a'fos1 iaon
hJuudland 100 pharmacis.s,
/ 919 Man sirret,
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CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared SIalMONS'S LIVEH
RLGULAr0H unless In our Ell Iraycd' Wrapper
with tratts-n mark, stamp, and signature unbroken:.
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1EBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF

BEEF AND TONIC INvIGuRAToR,
recommended by the best physicians In TneIand
and America for fever. indigestion, dyspe psia Ioss
OF appetite. dependency, &C. : =.
OPINION OF DR.. WILLIAM II. STOKES PHYSICIAN To
MOUNT HOPE RETREAT, NEAR BALTIMORE:
:. I baye great pleasure In adding nv
testimony 10 the virtue OF LIEBiG'S LIQUID tx
TRACT OF BEEF AND Tonic lSvIGoRAToR as the
very best preparation used aud therefore confidently
recon- mend II 70 The medical profession
J ut up In Dint bottles. II each. Sold By drug
gists and grocers. Wholesale agent Ht
..@ X. POWELL DUNN,
705 HaiL street, Richmond, Va.
Also aren't for the BRITISH EGG AND BUT.
NH 9-eod6m
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NE SYCLE BROTHERS HAVE JUST
opened the latest styles of PARAsOLS, which they
offer 1T the very lowest prices. NH 27
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WALNUT FUiRNlTuRE.-Me eau CD
wv attention 10 eur fne stock OF WALSut =
DIR sssING-CAsE SUITS: BsDSr EADs, .pGI ~ "a
nEaus, WAsnssANDss large SOCK Sd az sntss. Ne
ROBES Of the ocst material ana Ia. shan
Inferior styk<s auctlon.saies Al eshe. s'Ss
nro,irioa.,eIy cheap. Cali and trsi vac SsSs
| II S3m NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e
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M 1000 PIECES .HAMBURGH EDG-
I>GS and INSERTIEGS from 12Ec up TO soc.
per yard ut SiCLE BROTHERS..
mh 81
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SIMMONS'S
VNYrf nrr IVY MI

SIMMOSSS ~
LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, JhUudlce,. BILIOUS
Headache, Collie. depression OF SptS-
its, Sour Stomach. Heartburn. &C.. &C.,
1T HAS NJ EQUAL.
Is \ fsRftIess family medicine.
Does not disa rraDge The system.
Is sure to cure n taken regularly.
Is no drastic, violent medicine.
Does not interfere with business.
Is no Intoxicating beverage
Contains the mpest aud best remedies.
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EURNIrURET SUiTTHE TiMEs.M
Il J. ID. GATEWOcp, No. 81 o east broaa
Chamber Suits and rarbr ana Dining Room 49,.
Furniture OF a,ess styles GNods pnrentsea ha,,s
tnis side OF New YorK Feather Beds Pioms, boz
stcrs. and Mattresses, G GODS pseked iof snipn'sns
70 b
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REPORT FROM A PRACTICAL CHEMIST
AND APOTHECARY.

BosToS, January l, 1874.
Dear Sir,-This Is 10 certify that have sold at re-
tail 1915 dozen II ,S52 bottlesl of your EGETiSE
niven lie best satisfaction of any remedy for the
complaints for which IL Is recommended that ever
sold. Scarcely Il day passes without some OF my
customers tc,iifying to its merits themselves or
their friends. / am perfectly cOgnzant OF stV-ral
cases of scrotuIuus TumOrs being cured BY NEGE-
TINE alone in hi, vicinity.
Very respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, 4GS Broadway.
To H. Il. SterenS, Esq.
ytGETINE IS SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Gml 31-WSS2tI