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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY.
NINE. ROSA REYNOIR,
9...............C hartres Street.
Begs to inform her many patrons and the ladies
In general that she has returned from Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York with magnificent
stock OF
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
Just received from Paris PATTERN BOHHBTS,
HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS and NOUvEAUPES.
and from Berlin full line of
ZEPHYR WORsTEDs. ETC.
Her whole stock having been bought for cash.
VIII be Sold Very Cheap.
Ladies are invited to call early and make their
selections while the assortment is complete and
flesh.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS offered to commission
and country merchants. oc8 6m Su tn So
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IMPORTANT TO GAS CONSUMERS.
Reduction In Price from So 80 10 81 20.
Net.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS GAsLIGHr CoNPANY,l
New Orleans, November II, 1876.
In accordance with the conclusion of the Board
Of Directors at their last annual meeting, held
February 7, 1876, the prics Of gas viii be reduced
the districts supplied by this company on and
after January /, 1877, to THREE DOLLARS PIE
THOUSAND CUBIC FEET; and further discount
OF TEN PER CENT will be allowed for prompt
payment, as heretofore, upon all monthly bills
wherein the consumption of gas exceeds $50 cubic
feet.
BY order of the Beard:
nol4 3m 2p V. VALLOIS, Secretary.
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Salt river will be open to navigation all
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R,ooa will tell. The rich drinkers ha We
rod nOeos
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Very many things are said in pic-wicked
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Moses is one Of the law givers OF Sontn
Carolina.
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Hendricks is willing to let Sam Cary the
rag baby.
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The acts of Congress will be the next acts
TO grind. -
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The man who plays fast and loose can
not win.
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Bad spelling was something to Chaucer.
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Blushes and tears make hue and cry.
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BY THE GOVERNO

HAMILTON FISH, Secretary CT State.
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STAUNTON.


III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN THE
CITY GOVERNMENT, &c.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
July 3, 1876:
There J. @reat disposition here to cele-
tEAi' tomorrow, the fcncratcd Fourth, by
genera! SUSPENSION OF business. Nlillam
J., i"'h'h>' ""r new conservative Mayor,
VINO Was ih>lA!ico on SATURDAY, commences
u' ""l.'>" l MS once ny ISSUING proc,a-
n"""'! recommending the observance Oh the
foFtiI u a patriotic duty. \ good COM
M.Nr"IrMt.
III" West Augusta Guard, under Captain
" MAN l.. Bum%ardner, left on saturday
h.-N' Tor Philadelphia. At the depot the
augusta Ln@Inc Company ana large num-
, a"E al citizens assembled TO see them OH.
ar IRE company whose commander cap
IAN Thomas j. CroWdcr, Is a sergeant i'll
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A WALKING MIRACLE.

| Jfr. II. r. Stercns:
| Dear Sir,-Though stranger, want TO INFORM
YOU what VEGETINE has done for me.
Last Christmas Scrofula made its appearance In
my system-large running ulcers appearing OIL me
| as follows: One on each Of my arms, one on my
thigh, which extended to the sea-; one on my head
which eat into the skull-bonc; one on my lett leg
which became so bad that two physicians came to
amputatc the limb, though upon consultation con-
cudcd not to do so, rs my whole body was so full OF
scrofula. They deemed 1t advisable to cut the sore
which was painful beyond description, and there
was quart OF matter run from this one sore.
The physicians all gave me to die, and said they
could do no more for me. Both Of my legs were
drawn up to my seat and 1t though: that II did
get up again would be a cripple for life.
When In this condition saw VEGRTINE adver-
tiscd, and commenced taking 1t In March and fol-
lowed OH with 1t until had used sixteen Bottles, and
this morning am going 10 plough corn, well man
All my townsmen say 1t Is miracle 10 see me round
walking and working.
In conclusion, will add when wls enduring such
great suffering from that dreadful disease Serofua,
prayed to the Lord above TO take he out OF this
world; but as yEGETIsE has restored 10 me the
blessings Of health desire more than ever TO live
that may be OF some service to my felow-men. and
know of no better way to aid suffering humanity
than to nclose you this statement OF my case, with
an earnest hope that you viii publish It, and 1t viii
afford me pleasure TO reply to any communication
which may receive thercfrom.
am, sir, very respectfully,
WILLIAM PAWN.
Aeery, Berrien county, Mch,, July 10, 1872.
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HoRRrBLE AND UsAccousrApLE.-A ne
gro woman living'on the farm OF Mrs. Rad
ford, near Central depot, walked into the
kitchen OF Mr. Monroe, living on the same
farm, with pistol In her hand and began
to snap 1t at a small negro child, the child
OF Mr. Monroe's cook. The mother OF the
child asked her what she meant and to quit
such q dangerous proceeding. The negro
woman replied that the pistol was not load
cd, and she was only pranking with the
child, trying to scare 1t. She, after little,
put the cooked pistol into the hand OF Mr..
Monroe's little boy, who happenud to come
into the kitchen, and told him to snap it at
the child. The boy, only five years old,
took the pistol and snapped it as directed
1t went off and killed the child instantly.
The inquest developed nothing to show that
the negro woman, who often came to Mrs
Monroe's, and lived only short distance
from his house, bore any malice to the mo-
Their of the child or the child-no difficulty
in any way having ever occurred, and it is
thus left q mystery why the deed.
The woman has been brought to our Jail,
awaiting trial.--Montgomery Messenger.
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enabled to converse intelligently, but could
give no account OF the affair whatever.
The ground was examined where the ac-
c:dent occurred, and seven places were
found where the lightning had entered the
earth, being probably diffused after striking
the boy. which in some measure would
n, ,obably account for Mr.. Woods escaping
immediate death. Last night at II O'Clock
he had 40 far recovered as to be able to get
,lp ami walk. 1t is q mysterious affair.
To-day is court-day. 1t is dry, dusty, and
intensely hot. :.
The banks and post-office will be closed
tomorrow, being the glorious 4th.
Our citizens are seeking cooler attitudes
some to country houses, some to watering
places and mountain retreats, and some are
going to try the Centennial Exposition. The
West Augusta Guard passed here Friday
for the latter place. QU'p.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

"A't or GtS-w0RKS-A CITIZEN INJURED
n' LiGiITNING-COCRr-DA
'' nj SUMNER SEASON.
''A'e:cc Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
49,. ~, July 3, 1876.
c.,., !I'ay last Al election was held in the
~ H'1oh Ia pass judgment. on the action
Il !, ,"HhclI IN purchasing the gaS-works.
t. IiNi!Sln" TO all interested in the well
w.. VI tI.e town 10 know that the purchase
~. t"',Ii"0 by large majority, thus secur-
lr.,.' ~ nv o!'iZens cheap light and to the
n,i ]'i"H permanent revenue. The price
r ir y S2V,O0O. The Council have been pay
E!,-po per annum for street lights, The
T'a. ' .i' Is 70 be paid in bonds bearing eight
'h''' running twenty years.
Wn'a 'MuTday evening. last Nr. Ezekiel
Fxn iNher OF our townsman Lew. Wood,
MIL vas plouShlng on his farm, three
cn,,,,, rom Irerlllan's depot, in Louisa
,iy,|n,' III company with negro boy about
cIn. years OF age, when rain-storm
1Ttjr h up ana they unhitched, mounted
h,d n n"i>cS, and started for the house. They
a. , pio"eeord about half way when a bolt
fij,;n9,Ii 'n,hS was discharged upon them,
n.,I ~ outright the negro boy and the ami
rj ,;; n' l'ue and the horse Mr.. Wood was
ti T'1. some half hour afterwards Mr..
v'. ~yo was discovered slowly staggering to-
tn"' "' uic mouse, when he was met by men,
H., u Ms family, but could tell them no.
Ji"ht,i nA'ept that he had been struck by
nrn,,na ."s =. ne was put to bed and received
'VNe' "''ehtlon, and in u few hours was
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WHERE Is kEELEY "A RIVAL IN THE
FIEID-BIADLEY's MoToR.-Therc seems
now to be little, il any, doubt that lasting
fame and an immortal name. accompanied
with S1,000.000, is to be the record OF q
Dorchester county inventor. For five or
six years Mr.. Bradley, OF Vienna, has toiled
and studied over an invention that his nc
ullaintances and friends had considered CHI
mcrical and visionary, but now the fruits,
ripe and luscious, are dropping fast and
free into his treasury. Last spring NUM-
Der Of capitalists. accompanied with the
best machinist and scientific men from Bos-
ton, visited Vienna and inspected his motor,
and pronounced it a grand success. The
capitalists purchased one-twentieth interest
for $4,000, paying $4,000 cash. We hear
they are now in Vienna to pay the other
49, and the motor is to be taken on to
the Centennial and Immediately large ma
chine shops are to commence their manu-
facture. 1t is expected by the winter to
entirely supersede the present steam-cngne.
! Cambridge (jId.) NelcS.
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HAMPTON.
OUTRAGE BY A NEGRO UPON A YOUNG GIRL
PROMPT TRIAL AND DESERVED SENTENCE.

OUTRAGE BY A NEGRO UPON YOUNG GIRL
PROMPT TRAY. AND DESERVED SENTENCE.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.1
JUNE 30, 1876.
This community was thrown into excite
ment about two weeks since by the report
that a negro villain had outraged the person
of Rebecca Wlnborn, girl OF fourteen, re-
siding with Mr.. Z. I. Ivey, her brother-in-
law, near Newport News. Two days after,
wards Robert Banks, black fellow aged
twcnty-four years, was arrested and COM
mitted to Jail on the charge OF having COM
mitted the crime.
On Monday last he was tried before the
Elizabeth City County Court, Judge W. X.
Willis presiding, and verdict OF guilty rem
dcrcd by the jury and his punishment ascer-
tanned to be death. 4 motion for n new
trial is to be argued before Judge Willis on
July 9Th, when the Commonwealth will be
represented by Messrs. NJ. L. Hughes ana
Sydney Smith. and the prisoner by Captain
Samuel W. Armistead and Mr.. j. W. Hop
pcr. PHIDIAS.
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The Michigan Spiritualists in convention
protest against chaplains in the army and
navy, the legal sanction of religious holi-
days, the religious form Of oaths, the open
ing OF political conventions with prayers,
the exemption of church property from
taxation, and the assumption in official
documents that this is Christian Govern
ment.
A CHEYENNE woman started drunk to
drive to village six miles distant, did not
recognize the place when she got there, and
kept right on until journey of ninety
miles killed the horse, !; full supply OF Whis-
key having kept her brain fuddled.
The running OF trains on the Valley road
has not yet been recommended.
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Reported for the Dispatch.l
MurfrccsborO' Female Institute.

The following are the graduates this ses-
sion OF the G. B. F. l., OF Murfreesboro' ,
North Carolina: Lizzie NJ. Brett, Hartford
county, n. c.; Alice +. Burt, Sussex
county, Va; Annie NJ. Dunnaway, Freder-
icksburg, Va; Mamie Il. Field, King and
Queen county, Va; Ellie NJ. Gibbs. Nor
folk, Va; Alice L. Griffith, Hartford county,
Queen county, Va; Yleodosia R. Hosgard,
Murfreesboro', n. c.; Lulic B: Hasklns,
King and Queen county, Va; Florence K.
Land, King and Queen county, Va; Linnie
f. Larkin, Wilmington, n. c.; Il. L. Ma
cumber, Wilmington, n. c.; Eunice Nc
Dowell c. B. F. Institute; Mary G. Mitch
ell, Franklinton. n. c.; Leila j. Norileet,
Franklin, Va; Mary f. Riddick, Gates
county, n. c.; Venie S. SpeiSht, Gates
county, n. c.; Katie r. Whitehead, South
ampton county, Va; Ella NJ. Winborne,
Hartford county, \. c.; Mary +. Wright,
Norfolk county, Va.
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DEATH OF GENERAL SCOTT's EARL
FEIESD.-NIajor Richard Houston, who for
tity-four years was an inmate OF the Penn
sylvania Hospital for the Insane, died in the
institution last Friday evening. The Major
was born in 17SG in Savannah, Ga. His early
tendencies were martial in character, and
he Joined the regular army as private,
from which position he rose to the rank OF
major. He did some service Ill the
early part OF the war OF 1872, and
would probably have been distinguished on
the pages Of history but for his untlmely
mental affection. He was the superior OIL
Ger OF General Winfield Scott, and was so
warm a friend of that soldier that the latter
chose him as his second in duel which he
fought in Nachez, Miss.-PhHddetph1a
Times
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Lieutenant Governor, G. CT Antoine; SUI
Verintendent Of Public Education, VIC.
Brown. iii b
Adjourned to "Wednesday.
DROWNING ACCIDENTS.
New YORK, July 3.-Four men were
drowned by the upsetting Of q small boat
yesterday near the Eureka Club House,
Newark. Two more men and q boy were
also drowned in the Passaic river, near
Newark, yesterday afternoon while bathing.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-There were forty
eight discharges from the Patent Office to-
day.
The plate-printers in the Treasury De
partment have been furloughed.
The Office OF chief OF revenue agents has
been abolished. a..ff
No progress has been made in the adjust
ment OF the differences OF the Legislative. ap-
preparations.
INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
THE GREELEY MONUMENT, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The annual con-
Yention OF the international Typographical
Union, composed of representative printers
from the United States and Canada, con-
yened to-day.
They were welcomed to the city by Mr..
j. W. Bailey, president Of the Philadelphia
Union. III.
Mr.. Bell, president Of the Union, next
addressed the body; after which the Com
mittees on Credentials, &C., were appointed,
and invitations were received and accepted
to visit places of public interest.
The committee appointed on the erection
OF monument to Horace Greeley reported
that, in conjunction with committee OF
employing printers Of New York city, they
had been attending the construction Of the
granite-work Of the base, pedestal, and
coping Of the monument. The stone-work
will be completed by the middle of next
month, and the bronze fgure-a colossal
bust-will be cast by the LIST Of September.
The first proposition was to make type
metal statue, but it would not stand expo
sure to the weather for any length Of time.
The total contributions thus far received
towards the monument fund amount to
So, 233.76.
After the transaction Of some unimport-
ant business the Convention adjourned.
FIRE AT CAPE MAY.
CAPE MAY, July 3.-Wheaton's Hotel and
five stores were burned last night.
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.
ROME, July 3.-Joseph FaYari, the Italian
philosopher, is dead.
GIBRALTAR, July 3.--The American cor
vette Alert has arrived here.
NEW YORK, July AT O'Clock P. NJ.
yesterday the thermometer was at SO de-
grees. There were number OF sunstrokes,
and three mad-dogs were killed.
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DEATH OF GENERAL A. w. REYSoLDs.-A
letter from Alexandria, Egypt, dated May
9th, states that General Alexander w.
Reynolds died suddenly in that city the day
previous. General Reynolds was native
of Virginia and graduated at West Point in
1888. He served in the United States army
until the beginning Of the war, when he re-
signed and entered the Confederate army,
participating i'll many battles, and attaining
the rank OF brisadicr-general. Immediately
after the termination of the conflict he went
to Egypt and joined the khedive's army, OF
which. at the time OF his death, he was adjl-
tant-@eneral.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Dir. H. r. Stevens,
Dear Sir-I will most checrfully add my testimo
nv to the great number you have already received II
favor of your great and good medicine VEGETlNE
for do not think enough be said In Its praise
for was troubled thirty years with that dread
full disease Ca,arrh, and had such bad coughini
breathe any more, and VEGETINE has cured me;
aud do feel to thank God az the time that there !
SO good medicine rs NEGETlNE, and also thihH
sinking FEELINGS at the stomach, and advise everybody
to take the VEGETINE, for can assure them IL Is
ohe Va ~" w. Mrs. L. GORE,
Cambridge, Mass.
yEGEr1SE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
y1-SEW2t --------------
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FARMVILLE.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.]
July 1, 1876.
The Mayor-elect Or. S. Paulett, ESQ
failing to qualify or accept the office OF
Mayor, to which he was elected in May,
Colonel j. +. Fitzgerald was unanimously
elected to supply the vacancy. The appoint
mcnt is n very good one. y. d. D.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JrLY 8, 1870.

AhkIFED. r
Steamship Old iDominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen q Co..
agents. ~ ! 80 ssa.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, ner.
chardise and passengers, L. t. Tatum, agent.
Bark Lola (Argl Eoss, Philadelphi1, In ballast to
load for Europe, MeiSsner. Ackermann & Co.
Schooner Eva Dwerty, Gandey, Albany, lumber,
Schooner John Curtin, Jr, Williams, Chinco-,
league, iron, Tredegac Iron W ogks
Schooner Winslowr VIM. Norfolk, logs, MANI
chester Cedar Works. * .s,f 49,,
Schooner Annie Z. Moore, Phillips, Philadelphia,
railroad ties, Curtis e Parker. f'@s 80
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Rockland, Me-, June ED, schooner Maggie
From Rockland, Mc, June 9th, schooner Hattie
Coombs, Bishop. 80 =sSgy
Two large fore-and-aft schooner3 arc reported
ashore near Old Grove wharf,
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice Is hereby given that the Five athom Bank
light-vessel No. will be taken from her station for
repairs on or about the 7th OF July next and her
place will be taken by Relief No. "a The latter YES
sci Is PAINTED red with Relief In white letters on
each side, and has a red day-mark az each mast
head. by order Of the Lighthouse Board.
G. Is. WHITE, Commander,
United States Navy,
Lighthouse Inspector, Fourth District.
PHILADELPHIA, June 80, 1875.
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THE MoUND-BUILDEIS.-Ca Z. Z.
Ford, a student Of the history and habits OF
the Mound-Buiders, has taken an image,
supposed to be an ancient idol, from a
mound in the ncighborhood Of Piasa, ILL.,.
1t is representation of human head, and
in its general contour is undoubtedly OF the
Aztec mould. 1t is some six inches in
diameter. The head is sandstone, and is SO
cut as to rest upon Il fat base in place OF
shoulders. Upon the bottom OF this vase
are cut representations of the rising sun,
the moon, human figure in the attitude OF
worship, a fish, and other devices.
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RETURN OF MARRIAGE L1CENsEs.-We
were surprised to learn from the clerk OF
the Hastings Court of Richmond that eight
hundred marriage licenses issued at MS
Office have not been returned, as the law
requires. This failure is deplorable on
several accounts. Clergymen, in celebrating
the rites OF matrimony, are civil officers; ;
and it is pity that they should not set an eX-
ample OF fidelity to other State officers. be.
sides, the failure to furnish to the officers or
clerks legal proof of the solemnization OF
marriages may cause great embarrassment
and lead to vexatious litigation. We can
mention something else more likely to
secure the fidelity of careless ministers.
Judge Guigon prcsides in the Hastings
Court. His attention has been called TO this
neglect OF the celebrants Of matrimony, and
it is well known that he lacks neither the
power nor the will TO enforce the law. Ii
neglectful ministers should take this gentle
hint, and return the licenses in their posses
sion, it will be well for them; but il they
should not, let them look out for summons
which they will not find it easy to disregard.
Reli1iouS Herald.
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TOBACCO. CIGARS. DC.
OK OK PER BOX (1OO CIGARS,
EQUALLING THOSE USUALLY SOLD FOE
49,, SENT POSTPAID TO ANY PART
OF THE UNITED STATES.

Each box Of our ''AFFIDAYIT BRAND, has >
made, composed of wrapper and binder Of fine Con-
necticnt leaf, with solid Iler Of genuine imported
Havana tobacco, and without aavorlng OF amy de-
firm and manager OF our factory Is SO far as be
made, an absolute guarantee US 10 their superior
quality. II WALTON & KEEN,
Manufacturers Of Fine Cigars,
40 north Second street. Philadelphia.
iy E-e0dRt Ia = AssrxH
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ROOFS. SHOES. &c.

ssSEEING is BELIEVING!"-E61
extraordinary reduction In the prices
OF SIiPPERS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., forv
SIXTY DAYS only. As the season Is iar no.
Yanced and being DESTROYS Of reducing my STOCK,
''A'' A0 -' MAYS SHOE EMPORIUM,
Close at Pm. fjy3l 607 Broad street.
NOTICE TO SHOE-BUYERS.- -
l$ NV stock Is large and we'll assorted go =
and being added to weekly Ii always fresh ana or me
LATEST STYLES The prices will Invariably be made
satisfactory 70 purchasers. Am Offering everything
I'm INV line ut the lowest possible profits, andf pur-
cbnsers Will give me s. call they will md that am
making no Idle boast. A full supply or IRUShS at
e s JOHN C. PAGE, JR., Agent.
900 Main street, between Ninth ana Teptn.
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DIssoLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.

T1HE MILLING BUSINESS HERETO
FORE CONDUCTED BY DUNLOP & Nc
CANOE win he continued by tho undersigned under
the same style
The assets OF DUNLOP & McCANCE are not
disturbed by the death Of the senior partner,
JAMES DUNLOP, but remain intact In the new
THOMAS W. MCCANCE,
RICHARD A. DUNLOP,
July l, 1876. JAMES d. MCCANCE.
fjy 3-1wj
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.ELIGHTFUL BOOKS FOR SUMMER
Il READING.

IL READING.
THOMAS WINGFOLD, CURATE: BY George
Macdonald, author of" Sclboard Parish" Sl.75.
OLIVER OF THE MILL. BY d. l.. Charesworth,
author OF " A[inistering Children" $3.50:
By author Of Little Women" &c. S1.25.
About MEN AND THINGS. Papers FROM Ny
Study-Tabe Drawer. BY G. S. Henry, ID. d. Toe.
HAYDON'S LIFE, LETTERS, AND TABLE
THE LAND OF THE SKY. by author Of valerie
FLESH AND SPIRIT. By author Of " Odd Trump"
70 7 as Sold by wooDuousE & pARHAM.
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VALUABLE EVIDENCE.

The following unsolicited testimonial from Rev.
0. 7. Walker, d. d.. formerly pastor of Bowdoin-
Square church, Boston, and at present settled IN
Providence II. l., must be deemed rs reliable evil
dence No one should fail TO observe that this esti-
nlonlal Is the result of two years experience with
the use of VEGETINE In the Rev. Dir. walkers
family, who now pronouEe - itinvaluable:
PROVIDENCE, r. l., 164 Transit street.
H. r. Stevens, Esq:
feel bound 10 express with my signature tue hel'
value | place upon your VEGETINE. My family
have used It for the last two years. In nervous de-
bIty 1t Is Invaluable, and recommend II TO all VINO
may need IN inyIgoratmg renoyafing tonic.
O. IT. WALKER,
formerly pastor Of Bowdoin-Sluarc church, Boston,