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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02
PROCLAMATION.
DY THE GOYERNOR-AP ROCI

DY THE GOFERNOR-A PROCLAMA-
ID TION.-Whereas by an act approved February
%. 1876, 1t is made the duty of the Executive to
make proclamation of the result OF the vote for and
against the amendments to the Constitution OF Fir-
gnia submitted for the approval or rejection of the
ualied voters Of the State at the election held pur
siiant 10 law Tuesday the 18th day OF November last
and to make publication of said amendments II
adopted:
Now, therefore. I, JAMES l.. KEMPEE. Gov
ernor CT the Commonwealth, do hereby make this my
proclamation, setting forth and declaring that one
hundred aud twenty -nne thousand three hundred
aud scvcnty-three l29,373) votes were cast for
said amendments, and ninety eight thousand three
hundred and fifty ninc 359) votes against them
and do. therefore, declare that said amendments
topples Of which hereto appcndcd) have been ap-
proved and adopted.
Given under my hand as Governor and
{ under the lesser seal of State, ut Richmond,
L. s. this LIST day Of December, in the year of Our
(S Lord 1876, and Of the Commonwealth the
l0lst. JAMES L. kEMPER.
Ry the Governor:
JAMES MCDONALD.
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

nEgr SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(rorner Main and Sixth strects).-Rer. j. l.. NJ
CURRY. u. d., will preach on SUNDAY Mt l A. N.
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sf1RRrAa

Married. on tile 29tiI of NoyembeETat the resi-
aence OF the brides parents, by Rev. Ainns-
GINIJjS NEWTON ind Miss MhRHH DAVEN-
PORT daughter of Isaac Davenport, Jrs, ESD - s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

n1Y FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner of Twelfth and Broad strcets).-Rev. W. d.
THOMAS. d. D., of Norfolk, Mt II a. NJ and TX r. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

Our friend in Loudoun will please under
stand that his communication recommend
ing Mr.. --- for the vacant place on the
oeneh OF the Court of Appeals remains un-
published only because We have not room
10 spare to publish the hundreds OF similar
letters that would be sent to us If we were
TO publish his.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

NE TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
fcorncr Broad and Twentieth streetsI.-Rcv James
A. DUNCAN, d. D., president Of Randolell-Macon
College, will preach at a. M. and ~ i. NJ. Young
mems praYcr-meeiiag at 81 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

cg= BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCIl.-Rcy. D. p. WILLS will preach ut l A.
NJ and administer the communion. At 7:30 =. NJ.
Rev. S. 4. STEEL will preach OH 8 The Hope of
Our Country
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

Np PARKP-LACE METHODIST
CHURCI.-Rcv. JOHN L. EDWARDS, D. D., 1.-THE
new pastor), will preach at 1 A. M and 1880 z. N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02
TEEEHRAPEAY.

r HAVE OPENED A SCHOOL OF TEL
i EGRAPHY.-I.adIes and Gentlemen desiring to
learn this beautiful science will now have oppor-
tunity. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION given to ladies'
ut their resfdence,f desired. address or call upon
4 n -sft@ ftt:tta ~ 5A& EW;tD. PORTER, - !.
formerly Of Western Union Telegraph Co., fe
residence No. south Fifth street.
Reference: II. nj. j. PAINTER, Manager Western
Union Telegraph Company L. j. LIE FAUcIfKUR,
Manager late Southern and Atantic Telegraph Conn
pany. 3.yF..4, de 2-1w,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

MET CENTENARY CHURCH.-Rer.R R..
n. SLEpD, D. D.. will preach at IL A. NJ. and 7:3O
Pm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

me- FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Mayo street near Broad).-Rev. W. C..
scuAEFFER, pastor, will preach SUNDAY at IL A.
81. and r. NJ. Seats free. All invited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02
CANCER.

aIYTREATMENT OF CANCER
Is the most successful and 0nly reliable method
known. Long experience and association with the
ablest surgeons I'm New York has brought TO my mo-
tice every form OF cancer known to medical science
andtheir successful removal Is sttested BY hundreds
Specimens of cancer removed by this process may
be seen by calling and at requisite information OBJ
tanned. &,
Cancers, Ulcers. and Tumors Fistula in Ano, Heln-
morrhoids or Piles Neuralgia, Throat aud Lung Dis
or Heart, and Blood Catarrt,, Mercurial Diseases,
Fever and AgHe, Epilepsy, serofaia, &C., snceess-
fully treated. III n tsss fg
Il No charge for consult lon. - 8sg,fpf3
Call or send for circular with cases, re-
fereDces and testimonials. ~ s.i =
sS9S& ~ Room 81, Exchange Hotel,
no 20-eodtpei3 Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

rg sEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
misunderstanding by Rev. J. 2. TYLER at IL
A. II. and ~ p. NJ
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HOTELS

GLOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, Ca.
" Thoroughly renovated, rcmodelled, and newly
furnished; located In the centre OF busincss and
under the present management Will be. SURPASSED
BY NO HOTEL IN THE SOUTH. ~: i1.5e. 81 ISL
Mr.. THOMAS II. BrNFoRp, formerly Of the firm
of w. ID. Blair s. Co... OF Richmond. Is chief clerk at
this hotel and solicts the patronage Of his friends
from Virginia and elsewhere. rs 81
I be 2D-tD1S Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02
M GREAT RUSH FOR The
BARGAINS
AT
WILLIAM THALHIMERs,
6OI RRoAp STREET.

COL BROAD STREET.
AS goods must and VIII be sold cheap l" eAs| :,
VIII offer for the next thirty days ~ pf'es'
be equallcd In the city, ud
l,0Oe pieces best CALlCos a. D. "a CO
~ l24c.; rro Plaid
u 500 pIeces best BRoCADED, FIG REp, LL. aoe
ssa and STRIPED PoPLiSs at 2ae' "'S''
~. ayard; ,p,rAs and
POPI.INs at 2oc. worth soc. yard arr.
40 niece, ENGLISH CACHEMlREs anu 't-
RINos at TIC. worth 6Oc.;
OK niaces CACHEMlRES 1T see. worth 'o..,
ALL-WoOL CAcHEsfIREs at 81, cheap go
100 pieces BLACK,ALPACAs from 2oe. "
=. ward. As make Alpscas specially ssA
f''i call before buying; YN.
:. large line of OPERA-SHAWLS.TAB lL4rr ~,
EMS, NAPKINS, TABLE-c0VERs, a. ~'
Il; l. ssi,LANKETs, BLANKETS, AZ ,5
.8a QUILTS, QUILTS go
s SHAWLS, SIIAWLS, s. 4jr =
.;t.. SKIRTS, SKIRTS, .Se-
ii CLOAKS, CL0Aks, ,ow
CARPETS, CARPETS, at extra y"
priceg to. close out lsrge lot on hand; "a.
a00 nieccs GASslMERES aud JEANS irol1 w,
III aaaynrd Give me call for Cassimeres' ="
nave some special bargains In stock; ,,,rr,
500 pjeces RED, Blue, GRAY. and w DO aas
& PLAIN and TWILLED FIANSELs rom w.
10 75c.-,he cheapest line In the city; IN
500 dozen LADIES 7 w o. u 2 TTVs .,as
q lGLOyES-best gocds--at Use. worth si.-'
These are the best In the city Tor 15e.i n,s
4 large line Of DIES and MISSES FuRs, boas'
sTRlpED and oLiD-GoLo HOSE, GLo snT
LADIES, and MISSES UN DERNEsis' s s,r
S SCARS, sASH-RIBBoSs,- Cokss.lss ~ as.,n,
FILINGS, and lots of other goods roo nuu's
81. to mention. Is ia ,n.t
An ask is eau aud trial 70 DC conyihceu 'a-'s
81 THALHisfER's "a
/ !. ii the cheapest riaee IN the. city. .,s
Cailearfy and saso money at ,,,.ps
WILLIAM THAL.IiIatFs,
on COL Brosd sires'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

DoDK AND id B wv DIRK NEATLY Elk.
lJEcUUED TtTHE DISPATCH PRINTING!
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
Pullman Palace Cars

are rue on all through trains ~ this road.
This il the ONLY LINE RAINING these ears
betSteu Chicago and st. Paul. Chicago and Mil
w.ukee, or Chicago and NiHons
A. 0aaAhA cur slsepers connect Siih u , over
land slespers on the Uaion Pacific Rail- Dad tor
all points West Of the Ms-oan RIVER
Oh the arrival OF the u.ins IRON the RAst sr
South the trains Of the ChicHgo 4 horGl- West
tro Railway LRAvr CHICAGO a. foloSs:
For Council Huff, Omaha ana California T~o
Through Trains dslly, with Pullman Palace
Drawing Room and sleeping Care through to
Council BLUFF.
Trains daily, sith Pullrnan Palace Cars attschsd
FOR Green Bay and Lake Superior Two Train.
dAily with Pullman Palace Care attached. Add
running through 70 Marquette.
For MILWAUKEE Four through If&ius daily,
PalimAa Care On night Iaias, farior Chair Cars
on dsy trains.
Por sparta aud winona and polats ia Mime.
sofa Ons Through Train daily Silh Pullman
alseyefs TO NiuouA
For Dabuks, via Frsepost, I've Throush Train.
daily, viii Pullman Cars on nighi trans
For Duhnhs aud Ia Crosse, wa CHnton Tee
Through Trains daily, With Pullman Cara on
aight trIia q AcGregor. losh.
For si0ut CITY and iARkt0n, Tso TfAiss daily
Pullman Care 10 Missouri Valley Junction.
For Lake Geneva -Four TrsipA daily.
Fer kockf5rd, sterling, ksnosha gLnesYlAs
Aad other Poiats. yea eah have fisa I've - tee
trains daily.
ssw York 0fses, as Broadway, Boston Oeos
No. State Street. OasbA 0tles ~ farnhsnl
street; hsn Fran-isee 8fics, lg Montgomery
street, Chicago hekst otces, @ G ark street.
under sherusn HoEse, corner Caani Eha nadl-
saa streets; Kienx.e street Depot corner v
Elnxis Gns Cans streets. Wells street Depot
eornef Wells AHa Kinzis street.
Per rates q Information bot 1ttslnatie from
SaaT b0mt ticket Hgsnts, apply 70
". II. bTEHsETT, MAKYIs HuoHfTT,
den. fGss Ak, CAieHRa. 0en-bupt, Chicago.
sisiy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
A PARABLE.

| held in my hand little dry tree,
an infant hemIock. Had it lived a
century it might have lowered up
above all the forest, and held up its
head 10 majesty. But il grew on sort
OF box, aud muskrats, digging his
hole under it, bit of its roots. and it
was dead 1t was full Of limbs aud
knots aad gnafls, aud | felt curious to
know how 1t happened that it was SO
Poor fellow II you had all these
limbs and knots TO support, don't
wonder you died.
Aud with my roots, which were my
mouths with which to feed, all cut Of
too.
Yes, but where do all these Ugly
limbs come from said |.
just where all ugly things come
from, said he | am pretty much like
you men. Find out where my limbs
come from, and you will find where al
human Gins come from.
III take you at your word sir
SO | took out my knife aud peeled
off all The bark But the limbs aud the
knots were left.
You must 20 deeper than that. sir
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
THE GREAT MASTER.

| am my own master cried young
man proudly, when a friend tried to
persuade him from an enterprise which
he had on hand am my own master !
Did you ever consider what re.
sponsible post that is? asked his
friend.
Responsible is it,
A master must lay out the work
which he wants done, and see that it
is done right. He should try to secure
the best ends by the best means.
He must keep on the lookout
against obstacles aud accidents
and watch that everything goes
straight, else be must'fail.
Well.
To be master Of yourself you have
your conscience to keep clear, your
heart to cultivate, your temper to gov.
ern, your will to direct, and your
Judgment to instruct You are master
over a hard lot, and if you don't master
them they will master you.
That is so, said the young man.
Now | could undertake no such
thing, said his friend. | should fail
sure, if / did Saul wanted to be bis
own master and failed Herod did
Judas did. No man is fit for it. One
is my master, even Christ, work
under his direction. He is regulator
and where he is master all goes right
One Is my master even Christ, re
peated the young Can slowly and
seriously; everybody who puts himself
sincerely under his leadership wins al
last.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
sunda, ReadIng.
,,nn,l,o ruEIa ows nnla.Tosr

After serr place uhtre ,be
ha5 bees good aesi leuHler.
BY sslf orasised preacher uba
gted aay - mgch q ue Bl8e a.
saiea 81 wb.ms and who vas v1nt
3 aats neuy ever Tie idea q faiurc
paaisbmeat q man stepped PIP 9 me.
and sad ia caaibg voice
Bishop Dc yos believe IN a bell
sd, Are you anxious 10 know
shA, tbink n bell
ge aa yes
Well said I The beet answer have
ever beard came from poor negro
aoaAa, She had ~ young niece who
sorfly tried the poor soul The more
shc struggled to keep this willlul
barge 70 the right way, the more she
seemed % wander One day, after
bearing ncw preacher the niece
came bounding into the room:
Aaoty, auuty, aia't gs ine TO be.
iievc 10 bell 20 more Fl dar is any
bell. | just wants to know where dcy
gets al deere birthstone FOR dat place,
dAi's what ia ike 10 know.
The Old woman Fixed her eyes on
her, and, with a tear on her cheek
said
An honey darlin', you look out you
don't 90 dere. Tor you'll fnd dey alt
takes derc own birthstone wild 'um,
said, IL there any other question
10 theology you would like to ask
He said, No; andghe went home i
hope, with new idea that sin briggs
sorrow, and that to be saved we need
deliversnce from sin. Some men carry
their own birthstone even in this
world
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
The Yellow Centaur Lininent,

IS worth It's weigh, in gold TO o~ners Of horses
and mule,
This Lsnimcnt bAs cured more Sprained,
sNseulel AinE -buns1 aud Called H9rees ia
three years ghsn have AL the Fsuiers ia the
soautry "a al age. Ia Effects an simply Won
derfui
We have thousands upon thousands Of certif-
Gates ~ strong as ths following.
All Aorse wss lame for year With fciloct
sreDrh All remedies utterly failed 20 snre aud
c0us ltfed bm worthless until | commenced
20 nse Centaur IAnlmeHt, which rapidly cured
aim. Ihtartily recommend it.
REV. GEO w. FERRIS,
MAnoryille, Sch0hars Co., n. T."
DEAR sIR.-I have used your CeutAur Lini-
meut 40 my family. and dnd il TO be - great
value. Please send me two dollars worth, one
for the mules and horses
RILEY sICKLEs,
Fails Station. Wyoming Co, Pa"
Il makes very little difference what the case
i, whether il be Wrench, sprsin, Poll-Esl,
Ringboue Scratches or LAmeness Of any kind
the effects are the same. Liyerymen, Stage
proprietors Farmers. &c, should never be with
ont the Yellow Centaur Eminent II il sold
everywhere, aud warranted in It's sfioc,s.
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose & Co.,
40 Dey ST.. New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
CastOria.

II is mistake to suppose that CastoriA is not
adapted 10 grown persons as well as children
They only need TO increase the quantity. But
children have so many complaints for which Cas-
toria is aAapted--lk VIVID collie, sonr omsch,
worms, letter, tcething md Group, th 4 1t Is os'
pecaly recommended for them
lts effects are more certsin than castor oil,
contains no 'c1h0l, and Is as pleasant to AXE Ne
honey. 1t never gfipes. BY regulating the
stomach aud bowels, it coOls the blood, expels
worms and prevents feverishness, quiets the
uervus and produces health then Of course chill.
iren can elGtp ia quiet AMI mothers eau rest.
C.storia Is recommended by all physicians and
nurses who have tried il, aud it is having arap-
idly Increasing sale IL il prepared with grea
care after the recipe OF Dr., Samuel lit her Of
Massachusetts, st the Laboratory o. b Hose
4 c.. 46 Dey street, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
CENTAua
LIRlMENTS.'

Ehr aarF caa BE- haaie1 sni ttt waan.ita u,aas
sbatf ugW af' ubAt ths tnatsuF
isa.mahsE u al Ehes sia EOS Eyut rssten
taast ~ ura aEegF, laai tsef asll extract sste-
s.sts aiss IS z care ahas aazttsa Aali larger
rsoKs n' sass. hata Ans te8Hqis Atmsnts thsu
asE AFt8els sksF Aefufe saesMFerna
Melfhtlae esit gAauaE kp otf1ut ths eaeciH 81
ttsne ffrssrEst4s FrfpafafIaus. GhraHic hheu-
usttfu a' many EnAfs riaaftHr. AtugAAE.a,
Mtas aart Fever sores. MaEFtlg ~nsss
ae Af5ga. 3-bfsEs&e, GastFs Auants ana
sBfsinrd ifats - gbu rsi kiua are cured y
Ehs Waite ueoiaur ianimegt
4 al asstEef tte pan ana heSl without
scsf 81 ordinary Earas and hsai8s "a ui.l 81
irsei lbr poison " Hitca aad htlngt, and The
'fa ftau Fraan itahs q Il Fpry etagAciaus
- iaE-scBa. f.sti.st Itch aud Cutsao8us
Frgpuaus
Mr lasiAa Westtte, - Mar sv.Hs q sritss.
.FHF gtafs mv EAeamxiist1 has been ~ bad
fast a4va been anlh.e q sir from the hupte
FAC Ufst lGree sRi.es 81 tsniaut Imminent en-
sbiri re % Nss sItbaat my rra3ehef. AN
sen aai llaHk your iitiulal s.uIp!
marvel
4 p Hanas't DuggaA Rosa rnine, Mo-,
sAse
fgsnisqF Llimsui felfs better aud gives The
bart satisfaction ~ auyihiug ia tue market"
Nhat tGr Gtutsuf Liniineui has aout FOR otA-
ere t viNd ~ you. II ls handy, isis reliable.
Aua Ia 10 CHEAP
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23

There j. a gift that Is almost biow
Aad there is a Kind word that Is ma
nifoence; 20 mach is there n the way
% doing things
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23

None should tail 10 call and SOC our
goods aud &c, prices We shall cor.
iinue the sale through April You
that cannot come, send Tor samples -
500 pieces Prints, meme over &C. none
Of your 9 20 II yard pieces. remnants
Sc Cottons Of AL kinds Sc inch Cue
&c per yard. Cotton. 40 inch. 3 cts.
Bleached Cottons, Sc inch, Sc. Fruit
Of the Loom. lie. Wsmsutta. l2ko
Sheeting "a. heavy blcaehcd 80 cts
AZ inch tillow Case Cotton 10 cents
Largest stock choice Shectiugs ia the
state, 25c goods for IS to llle. 500
pieces
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
AGENTS WANTED.

Goods At manuf4otsrers price,. The goods
furnished by me q agsnts ] receive from tho
manufacturers. They are shipped ~ large 9usn'
uiies and By cheapest ryutss. 10 this vAy save
.n0ugh on cost u goods 70 psy me ~ handbag
them, and give them " SCENTS At lover hgafea
than they eau be bEu II Or6sfed ~ Ahy ohe else
tiisl viii cot vince you that thIsisa lse have
osnyEsssd for ave year,. have had iroa
I've 70 afty agents - wpik for ~ Atlnls, sod
knov shAt ageats can % and shat afiicle"
will sell b.st, AID eau give ussfui hint- 70 ~.
gard 70 best And aost sueetssfui methods ~
eanrAfsing Shall make yogf lgtefefts ny 0Nn.
suail BE- "a ftcsip. ofurs spd nseinl ARTICLES
A. soon a. they are put Da th9 ulnfhtt. sUd A.
says AZ bedrock prjcHs ! SAD AttiRt aFeuts Ia
every t0an 10 Nov knPlNd spd Nos fork Al
once - canvass oB she iOiieNlAR named sFu
eles, " shtm siii give choice q tefsltafy aisd
bottom lr.crs, i gDu sppt 4 obee
Mrs fOFrs COLD HANDLE fLAf icons,
No holder required. Handle nsYaf geis hot.
IL oefae Jed BY spring aud ehAuEea from
cold ifOn 10 hgG one qbiassf thea = hvidff.
Oae holder an1 three irgus ono u Shieh y
polishing iFous, Bsltale at hetaH pfles,
per set, szbs. Is iadi's i1YsuiiDn. Hhieh All
bsip % ssl it 10 yearly every iAay ~ho bAs iros-
iag q b. 500e Also
RUSTIC SHADES AND NV Kfsis ~ FIX
TUREs, ALL coHLEfE.
for ff0ta 60 cents - 81 Is per sla8g~, 4eeDrdiHg
20 style " shade aad siks u windgs
TAYLogs SAFETY LOCKE, BURGLAR PROOF
Can BE- pct On 10 ave minutes ~ithoat eating
tis DOR. Il iesks the spndia " Fashing
eide. ksiah price Is gsnta,
EuHHgA COPYING fSK AND BOOK
No prssa, brush q safer required. sslls read
lily ~ business u4eh- caves tlu tDst - pfess
T0-psgs bg0s ala hAif pat efluk q y. have
sg.s egstg03 q and sm iasBufaetarsfs agent iof
tae aBVFe articles. shaA hesp AA>yfe Efyds 10
ssN q AID l. a. fsfssN
pabsishs5 Fataissed - bed rock press Csii
1Ad sse teen, " send p9siai stfa - my al.
diess. add / Nih eail std shes samfisH
EMERSON RsTABR00K.
fAcr0ET FOIsT, Benplogion Co. VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
us CANS, HEATERS
Sap Baskeis. Russia snd Galvanized Iron Pane
A L S o

E4n w6fs, Plain aud stamped. sheet irun and
Copper Ware. Coal Hods, stove Pipe. CorFognt
"a KIbgus
al so
Esvs spaus Tia H9o1rg. rumps. Lead ard
iron flps, C4si ifan nouss sinks Piain and
dalFsui5ed Goods fnruiEhed % order.
Jals gfamPly attaaaea 10 sd work done Q
sztlstsa story t.khHer Prices a. ios a. sng party
esH saaf3 f9r ths same quality saa styis OF
goods Orders b RIAL siii receive iu.nsdists
FH co0LlDGE.
Arlngtoa. VI. gAa q. 1915.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23

l. the old Lake shore Roste. HHd 10 The odiy
ono passing through EvAnstoa, Lake Forrest,
Highland Park, WAckegAn, Racine, kenosha TO
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
TRANSPORTATION is CURED

no matter nos severe ar 81 hoT long standin Z
by the use Of this medicine. A cathsruc, II
is elective withuat dabihtAung, cArrles of All
Impurities, and IL at the safda time ss ! ourah
iug and healing az auy article O food Se eat We
nave certificate. from some Of tho sst severe
cases o. bed ridden persons, aud others who had
suffered fJr YEAR without help. Ksliefis war.
rauied 10 every case, AMI by persistent use
core Will surely be Effected.
Constipation soreness and prctsurs OF the
bowels is generaIls the precuftor 81 some form
Of disease nd the removal II which, In either
SCI, or Of 1hstsver age, htliey H0rt, viii give
zone and strength 10 The detdiltAted body
ss-iffequerfel, Ne wiA send written guar
antee 70 refund the money u the person making
falr trial OF tHis medicine Tor the above diseases
il not benefited.
Price 81 100 per psetage. For sale by ali Drag
gtss Seat puaL paid % receipt Of money by
WILLS. RICHARDSON 4 co.
4GgIv BuHiIsGTos, VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
PETTEN GILL'S
Kidney Wort.
Piles, Kidney Complaints,
CONSTIPATION.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS

~ ali descriptions Uo ieiityed At noe, and
pc, dns cut. i TITS w,nleriul vegetable COM
D ,und seems lat. udp,l by nature for the care OF
al ds-ases of the kiiDo cAas % by weakness
and debiity Iys great Juuic powers are especl.
ally directed 10 the removal q lhi, el4ss Of
disease and il ,huuld be used sithout delay by
everg person suffering from weak or diseased
kidueva ar my Il scare Of the urinary organs