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CLARKE COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond D!spa.ch.l
REpRYHII VA Nnynnhnr l. a.

Correspondence of the Richmond D!spa.ch.l
BERRYvIIIE, Va, November Il, 1871.
The Circuit Court Of this county, after 4
session Of nearly two weeks, adjourned yes
terdav. The grand jury was in session the
first day OF the term, but found no "true
bills" A few days after the grand jury
was discharged 4 Mrs. Pope, OF this county,
shot John W. Grub. inficting 4 painful ii
not serious wound. The "Pope's bull
against the comet" may be very harmless
thing, but the Popc's bullet against man
is not so regarded.
Colonel +. W. NJ. Holiday, the Governor
elect, attended the court several days OF It's
session. He looks rs comfortable as though
the entire State debt had already been dis
charged. Several voters in this county
failed to express their appreciation OF Colo
mel Holidays views on the payment OF the
State debt. They did not vote at all. In
addition TO their opposition to paying the
State debt, most OF the non-rotcrs had failed
to pay their capitation tax. 1t is, however,
pretty well aScertained that Holiday is
elected, Notwithstanding he did not receive
the votes OF dclinQuents and forciblc read
busters. 1t is said that one or two men in
the State voted against the Governor. He
will have his revenge by appointing them
acknowledgements OF militia.
The Motiett whiskey bell-punch has not
yet been introduced in Berryvillc. The
reason, doubtless, is that the bar-keepers do
not get sufficient time between drinks to Tx
up the apparatus. Under the old system
the amount Of whiskey sales in BattletoWn
district was several times larger than the
amount expended for public-school pur-
poses. The amount OF revenue collected
under the present system, in the same ratio,
ought TO be sufficient to endow all the col
leges IN the United States, build the South
ern Pacific railroad, and complete the w Ssh
ingt0n monument.
The growing wheat crop OF Clarke never
looked more promising at this season. An
immense quantity OF fertilizers was used
by the farmers OF this county in their recent
seeding. Should there be failure in the
wheat crop it will prove very disastrous to
the farming iaterests by reason OF the in
creased expense Of seeding.
Our village has very much improved
within tue past two years. The principal
streets have been recently and substantially
paved. With its churches, its workshops,
and its high school, it bids fair to become
one OF the religious, commercial, and edu-
cational centres Of our beautiful valley.
Interesting revival services have been re-
Gently held at the Methodist church in this
place under the conduct Of the Rev. Mr..
Brooke. This gentleman is an earnest worker
in the vineyard OF the Master, and his labors
upon this circuit have been rewarded with
abundant success. A meeting has also Just
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
INTERESTING DISCUSSION IN THE
SENATE ON THE CONTESTED
SOUTH CAROLINA CASE.

OTHER CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS OF IN
TEREsT-THE PRESIDENTS LAST ORDER,
CONCERNING DRUSKENNEss-TIIE PARIS
EXPOSITION BILL APPROPRIATING $780,
600 PASSED BY THE HOUsE-THE BEL
GUM MIss1oN-JOsEPH f. MEYERS. OF
PORTSMOUTH, ARRESTED FOR FRAUD
ULEST BANKRUPTCY-A LUTHERAN
FATHER AND A JEWISH MOTHER GRE
MATED THEIR CHILD YESTERDAY AT
NEW YORK, BEING UNABLE TO AGREE AS
TO PLACE OF BURIAL-PLANING-h1L
AND TANNERY BURNED-A MAN AND
WIFE KILLED BY A TRAIN WHILE CROSS
ING AMAssACHUSETTs RAILROAD-TRIAL
OF UNITED STATES CONSUL BRADFORD
OBITUARY-MEXIcAN NEWS-A PROBA-
BILITY OF WAR BEING FORCED ON TIE
UNITED STATES, &C., &C.
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SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY.

NEwsoM'S DEPOT, November 10. 1877.
Editors Of the Dispatch:
Why is it that the Post-Oflice Department
sends our Richmond mail ria Norfolk, Va,
when il sent ria Weldon, \. e., we would
receive it nearly a day sooner?
am subscriber to your Scmi-wcckly
paper. 1rhich o'Tires plainly marked rin
Wcidon, y. e.. but which comes nine times
out OF ten Cjd Norfolk, Va.
The Lccsburg and Alexandria papers,
which come regularly By Weldon, reach
here just as soon as the Richmond papers
do. while the latter. ii ScHt the same route,
would reach us q day sooner than the for
mcr-viz., on the day OF their publication.
Cannot YOU call the attention Of the Post
Office Department OF Your city to this bad
management and try to have the evil rem
cdicd for us in future? y SUBSCRIBER.
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The War News.

THE TWO ARMIES IL BULGARIA..
BERLIN, November 20.-Thc semi-otiiciaf
.Hilitdr rochenJiuN stlteS that the Russian
forces i'll Bulgaria,and the Dobrudscha num-
Der $4,000 men, and the Turkish forces
100000.
RUSSIAN LOSS At THE CAPTURE OF kAKS.
LONDON. November 20.-A Russian Off
cial report states that the Russian losses at
the capture OF kars were $500 men. Among
the officers killed were General BeiinskT
and I.icutcnant-C Colonel Melikolt.
TIE RUSSIANS HAVE ASKED THE SURRENDER OF
ERZEROUM-RUSSIAN DEFEAT.
LONDON, November 20..-A Reuters Con-
santnoplc telegram reports the russians
summoned Moukhtar Pasha to surrender
ErZcroum, but that place will be held to the
last extremity by order OF the Sultan.
Ali Suib telcgraphs from Scutari that
1000 1lontencgrinS, who attacked the po-
siton defending the road from Antayar! to
Scutari, have been repuscd, with loss OF
300 killed.
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Crimes and Casualties.

KILLED BY A RAILROAD TRAIN WHILE AT
TEMPTING TO CROSS THE TRACK IN A LIGHT
WAGON.
LAWRENCE, MASS, November 20.-Orlando
Abbott and wife, OF North Andover, in at
tempting to cross the track at Portland in 4
light wagon, was struck by an engine and
both killed. The horse was also killed.
The engine and tender were thrown from
the track, and both considerably damaged.
. CONVICTED OF FORGERY.
ALBANY, y. Y, November 20.-William
7. Taylor, the State-street produce mer-
chant against whom several indictments for
forgery in the third degree were found by
the grand Jury on Saturday last, was ar.
ragned in the County Court and Court Of
Sessions yesterday and pleaded guilty
Judge Van Alstyne thereupon sentenced
him to tive years hard labor in the Alban!
penitentiary.
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At Grafton, Ohio, a tramp, while attempt
ing to break into the poSt-ollice, was fired
upon by Charles Allen, 4 young man who
slept in the building. The tramp returned
the fire, and the youthful defender OF the
public property fell, it is feared, fatally in
iured: but the would-bc robbcr made his
escape.
Five tramps boarded tr3in bound west
on the Indianapolis division Of the Pam
Handle road on Saturday night, and, re-
iuSinS to pay their fare. were put of by the
railroad employees. They flied at the con-
ductor. but missed him. On their arrest Il
large lot OF burglars tools was found.
At Shenandoah, Pa, on Saturday night'
Patrick Brennan, while drunk, stabbed Mrs.
Matthews, her husband, and son-in-law.
Mrs. Matthews will probably die. The
others wounds were not serious.
George ". Mecum, the county treasurer
OF Laporte, Ind, is short $4,000 in his cash
account through the supposed embezzlc-
mcnt of his son, fast youth, who has been
acting as deputy treasurer for two years
| past.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Great Britain.

LONDON, November 19.-The viewers OF
two OF the largest mills in Oldham, num-
bering 800, have struck against reduc-
ton in their wages. The masters threaten
a lockout throughout the district unless
they resume work.
France.
LONDON, November 20.-The result Of the
vote in the French Senate yesterday was
cheered by the Left. The figures show that
the Senate has virtually abandoned the
Cabinet, as, excluding five votes contributed
by the Ministers themselves, the Cabinet
commands less than half the Senate. This
is regarded as sign that unless the Mar
shall Shall henceforth govern with the ma
iority the Senate may be regarded as having
also abandoned him.
PARIS, November 2O.-The OFFICIAL Jour
nal announces the resignation OF the Cabl-
net, which President MacMahon has ac-
cepted. The Ministers will serve until
their successors are appointed.
Germany.
THE SUPPOSED ASSASSIN ONLY F0RGER.
BERLIN. November 19.-The Pole who was
arrested on suspicion OF Intending TO at
tempt the assassination OF Emperor VIII
liam and Prince Bismarck has been recog-
niZed as 4 forger. whom the police had
tracked from West Prussia. When arrested
he voluntarily stated that he came to assas.
sinate the Emperor and Prince Bismarck !;
but as soon he was recognized he confessed
that his first statement was untrue.
The Pope.
ROME, November 20.-The Council OF the
Vatican decides that no power can veto the
Conclaye's selection OF Pope.
The MonteReErins Storm Spitza.
1t is unofficially announced.that the Mon.
tenegrins have stormed SpitZa, but are kept
in check by the Turkish ships in the road
| stead.
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VIRGINIA ANNUAL. CONFERENCE
M. r.. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Fifth Day.
IRenortcd for the Dispatch.

reported for the Dspatcn.J
Conference met at A. M.-Bishop Dog
gett in the chair. Religious services were
conducted by E. f. Wiley, D. D.
A number OF papers were read and re-
ferred to the Committee on Memorials to
the General Conference.
Bishop Doggett reported to the Confer
ence that on yesterday he ordained L. b:
Betty, j. f. Deshazo, W. W. Lear, and
Paul Bradley, Of the travelling connection,
and w. A. Tompkins, W. A. Gee, and T.
Men. Simpson, OF the local ranks, to dea-
cons orders; and j. II. Kabler, Ell. c. Pau
lett, j. FL. Patteson, c. II. Green, Fl. M.
Hope, j. T. Moore, OF the travelling con-
jefferson, OF the local relation, to elders
orders.
FIN. Edwards, chairman of the commit
tee in the case OF NJ. l.. Bishop, reported
that alter q careful investigation OF the case
they find no sufficient reason for trial, and
recommend the passage OF his character.
Report received and his character passed.
The hour for election Of delegates to the
General Conference having arrived. the Sec
rotary announced that the Conference was
entitled to elect eight clerical and eight lay
delegates.
Voting was by ballot, and on the first
ballot 151 ballots were cast. Necessary to
elect, rs. The following seven were
elected on the first ballot:
CLERICAL DELEGATES.
W. W. Bennett, L. NJ. Lee, P. A. Peter
son, J. T. Edwards, j. D. Blackwell, K. n.
Slcdd, and IS. Reed were elected; and on
the fourth ballot, after closely-contested
vote between j. G. Granbery, d. D., and
| Paul Whitehead, Paul Whitehead was
| elected
LAY DELEGATES.
G.. NJ. Balm, Jr., Thomas Branch, PROBES
sor +. II. Smith, II. w. Murray, J. II. Pace,
+. w. Hamlin, T. w. Mason, and Richard
Pollard were elected (thc last named on the
fifth BALLOT.
On motion, the three highest on the first
ballot for reserves were declared elected
viz:
Clerical.-J. C. Granbery, Z. p. Wilson,
and a. G. Brown.
Lay.-T. W. Garrett, J. A. Wilkinson,
r. W. Pctross, and l.. Cockrill.
The election among the laty was 4 very
spirited one, and much interest was eyinced.
When on the first ballot seven OF the eight
clerical delegates were elected, Brother Laf-
ferty said that il it was in order he would
move that we now sing
Come on, my partners in disress.'i
A very large audience is attending, and
the Bishop has more difficulty at this late
hour of the session in keeping order than
heretofore, and has to use his gavcl. vigor-
ously.
The ballot occupied from 10 \. NJ. until
q =. NJ, and was rather monotonous, but
the visitors and some ministers enjoyed
themselves in spirited conversation. The
weather is most cheering. B.
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From The New York Graphical
" o III & n Gus Import OF the LAS
Achievement OF the RusStnnS.

Achievement Of the Russians.
WHY THE WAR MUST Be TERMINATED AS SPEED
lily AS POSSIBLE.
The following is the substance Of pri-
vate cable dispatch sent in cipher, and re-
ceived in this city by prominent banking
house. 1t will be seen that it is Of the ut
most importance:
"Kars has fallen; ErZeroum will follow.
Osman Pasha will very soon be captured at
Plevna with his entire army. The Rus
SLAMS are putting forth extraordinary efforts
so as to finish up the war before the close
OF the year. They dare not permit the
campaign to so over until spring, for Ger
many, Austria, and England are in union
as to the necessity Of stopping the war be-
fore the Turks are entirely overwhelmed.
Russia will have large slice of Armenia,
the Danubian Principalities will be relieved
from Tur kish authority, and their future
status is to be left to a conference OF the
great Powers. In any event peace is GER
tain. Sell wheat and provisions short and
get rid Of railroad stocks"
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Mexican News.
DIFFERENCES AMONG THE MEMBERS OF THE
CABINET FEARS OF WAR AGAINST THE
UNITED STATES-OTHER MATTERS.
HAVANA, November 20.-Thc steamsphip
CITY OF Vera Cruz has arrived, and brings
advices from the City OF Mexico to the 18th.
The differences among the members OF the
Cabinet resulted in ministerial changes.
General Manuel Gonzalez is to be Secretary
OF War. Senior Zamacora. it is said, will be
Secretary OF Foreign Relations. Divisions
have also arisen in Congress. The friends
OF Senior Valarto proposed Il resolution in
the Senate approving his diplomatic course
on the American question. 1t was voted
down. Personal feelings and ambition gov
ern all questions that come up in Congress.
Fears are entertained that the perfdiOus
course of Fallato will force war upon the
United States. Congress continues to show
deadly hostility to the English company
owning the Vera Cruz railway.
The President has signed \ concession to
McsSrs. Sullivan e Palmer for railway
from Tuxpan to Nayachcsta. on the Pacific
coast. The concession is considered unim-
portant. there being no capital to back those
who obtained it. ..t..
GcneralTrevi is about to leave the capi-
tai with $500 men for the Rio Grande.
TreyinO will then have over 1000 regular
troops. All the State troops have been Or
dercd to disband, and all rregularly-armcd
bodies to disarn.
\ suggestion has been made that the
Mexican and United states Governments
combine their forces on the frontier to
drive out the Lipan Indians, who arc con-
sidercd the sole cause OF the border diff
culticS,
The clerical journals are very violent
against DiaZ. The Church party urges war
with the United States. a journal called
the Baadem Ndcinnm dcnonnces the
Americans IS enemies OF God.
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The announcement that Rev. II. NJ. Jack
son. the popular rector OF Christ (EpiScopaD
church, Richmond, would preach at Trinity
church drew large congregation to that
place OF worship yesterday. The text OF his
discourse in the morning was taken from
the latter part of the 23d chapter and 10th
verse of Numbers: "Let me die the death
OF the righteous, and let my last end be like
his; and the subject OF his sermon was
oman is the architect OF his spiritual for
tune" Eloquent and earnest were his
appeals TO his hearers so to build their char
acters day by day that they might die the
death OF the righteous. At night he
preached of the muurnful fate OF Samson
as he left Deliah shorn OF his locks and
thought to be as OF former times, " And he
visit not that the Lord had departed from
him."-Judgcs, 18th chapter and Goth
verse.
Mr.. Jackson is one Of the ablest young
Pulpit orators that it has ever been our
pleasure to hear, and his portrayal Of the
despair that seized upon the once mighty
man of strength as he slowly awoke to
realize that the glory Of his powers had
departed was the very acme OF subinIty.
In language that reached and thrilled the
heart of every listener he closed his evening
discourse by warning them to flee from the
voice OF the tcmpter, lest in the hour that
they visit not the Lord would depart from
them forcver.-Nortolk Virginian, 10th.
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The Turf Fraud.
CONVICTION OF POLICE INSPECTORS.

CONVICTION OF POLICE INSPECTORS.
LONDON, November 20.-The case OF four
detective police inspectors, John Meikle-
john, Nathaniel Druscovieh, William Pal
mer, and George Clarke, together with Ed
ward Froggatt, solicitor, indicted for un-
lawfully conspiring together to defeat the
ends OF justice in connection with the recent
turf frauds on the Countess De Goncourt.
The Jury found all the prisoners except
Clarke guilty, but recommended Drusco-
yich and Palmer to mercy. The four pris-
oners were each sentenced totwo years. I'M
prisenment.
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VEGETINE.
SHE RESTS WELL.

SHE RESTS WE'LL.
SOUTH POLAND, Me-, October II, 1876.
IMr. H. Il. StecenS:
Dear Sir,-I have been sick two wears wit tho
liycr-complaint, and during that time have taken
great many different medicines, but none OF them
did me any good. was restless nights, and had nc
appetite Since taking the VEGETISE | rest well
and relish my food. Can recommend the FEGETISE
for what II has done for me- Yours respectfully.
MRS. ALBERT KICKER.
Witness of the above.
Mr.. GEORGE.M. VAUGHAN,
Medford Mass.
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The Fire Record.

PLANING-MlLL BURNED At TORONTO.
TORONTO, November 20.-J. Divers
planing-mill and q quantity Of lumber has
been burned. Loss, $4,000.
TASSERY BURNED.
WATERTowN, N. T., November 20
Beach Il Dodge's tannery, at Harrissille,
has been burned. Loss, $4,000.
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VEGETISE.
W T G Z 7 I \ + .
REV. J. p. LUDLOW WRITES:

ITS BALTIC STREET. BROOKLYN. y. Y ,
November ! /, 1874.
II. II. Serens. ESP:
Dear Sir,-From personal benefit received by its
use, rs we'll from personal knowledge OF those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost mir1cu-
lous. can most heartily and sincerely recommend
the EEGETINE for the complaints which it is
claimed to cure. JAMES +. LUDLOW.
late pastor Cavalry Baptist church,
Sacramento, Cal.
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Cremation I'm New York.

A LUTHERAN FATHER AND A JEWISH MOTHER
CREMATE THEIR CHILD.
NEW YORK, November 20.-Julius
Kircher, Lutheran, and his wife, q Jewess,
being unable to agree to the burial Of their
dead child in either Christian or Hebrew
cemetery, agreed % cremate il, which was
done at the Chemical Works, Of which the
father is proprietor.
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yEGETINE.
REV. o. r. WALLER SAYS:

PROVIDENCE, r. l., 164 TRANSIT STREET.
II. r. SterenS, Esq:
Ifeel bound to express with my signature the high
value / place upon your VEGETINE. My family
bility 1t is invaluable, and recommend 1t to all who
may need an inygorating, renoyating tonic.
o. 7. WALKER,
formerly pastor Of Bowdoin-Squarc church,
Boston.
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HUNYADI JANOs WATER.
VlHE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
UUNYADI JASOS.
NEW ApERIENT WATER.

Specially recommended for richness In ape-ier:
salts, and its efficacy In Bilious attacks, prevention
OF Gou, Piles. etc.. and ordinary aperient. By
LIEBIG. VIRCHOW, SCANZONI, and Sir HEN
RY THOMPSON. and the entire medical profession
In England and Germany.
j. X. BARNES, SUKGEOS-GESEEAL UNITED
STATES ARMY. The MOST certain and pleas
ant In lis effects of any of the bitter waters
DR.. j. MARION SIMS, NEW YORK. las q laxa-
tive prefer 1t to every other mineral water"
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, NEW YORK. "The
most pleasant and efficient OF all purgative wa
tcrs.''
DIR. ALFRED l.. LOOMS. NEW YORK. Z" The most
prompt and most efficient: specially adapted for
daily usc.'
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER, NEW YORK. = Requires
less Is less dsagreeablc and unpleasant than any
other"
DIR. LEWIS A. sAYRE, NEW YORK. Preferred 10
any other LAXATIVE"
A WINEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name or THE
APoLLISARIs COMPANY iLimitcd), London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Al aud 43 Warren street, New York,
sole Agents for United States and Canadns.
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: Virginia.

ARRESTED FOR FRAUDULENT BANKRUPTCY
DECREE FOR SALE OF THE ATLANTIC, MS
sIssIpPI AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Especial telegram TO the Dtspatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, November 20.-Jacob r..
Meyers, for many years a prominent mer-
chant OF Portsmouth, was arrested to-day
for fraudulent bankruptcy, having been liz
dicted in Judge Hughes's court. He failed
for $4,000.
II. Fink, W. W. Gordon, John w. Daniel,
Thomas Seldom, and Ii. II. Marshall arrived
tonight, in attendance on the United States
Circuit Court in the matter OF decree for
the sale OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad.
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SEGETINE,
NOTHING EQUAL TO IT.

NUIHINU Equal I'D II.
SOUTH SALEM, MASS, November IA, 1876.
Mr. II. X. Stevens:
Dear Sr,-I have been troubled with Scrofula,
Cauker, and Liver Complaint for three years. No
the TEGETISE. / am getting along frst-rate, and
stl using the YEGET1NE. ! consider there Is no.
recommend 1t to everybody. Yours truly,
MRS. LIZZIE III. PACKARD,
No. l6 Lagrange street, South Salem, Mass.
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California.

CONVICTION OF UNITED STATES yIcE-coNsUr.
BRADFORD.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 20.-The fol-
lowing telegram referring to United States
Vice-Consul Bradford has been received
from Shanghai, addressed to Consul-Genc-
raj Myers:
"Bradford was tried for ENLIGHTENMENT.
He pleaded guilty and was imprisoned. He
appeals to the President"
The Chinese arc removing the WOosuns
railway.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
z. W. PICRRELL, President.
T.. Il, SSEAp, Cashier.

DEPOSITS or one dollar and upwards received, aus
six per cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject 10 cheek WHOM sosase,
and Interest allowed ON same II NOT checked on ksrS
frequently than two or three times a week.
Interest on all deposits TO commence tcn sass
after date Of deposit. - r.u, =
RANK omen every day from o'clock 4. q, III III 2
O'Clock r NJ, aud Saturday ffa@ Z. 80 81 ~ ~ ?
= Ne N''sr-s.ss
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TEGETINE.
GOOD FOR THE CHILDREN.

BOSTON, April, 1876.
II. X. Serens:
Dear Strive feel that the children in our Home
have been greatly benefited by the VEGETlSE you
have SO kindly given us from time to time, cspe-
cially those troubled with the Scrofula--
With respect,
MRS. Y. WORMELL, Matron.
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FOR SALE By
DEALERS, GROCERS, AND DRUGGISTS.
(uo l9-M,W&F&eowtAu27J
FURNITURE.

URNITURE, MATTRESSES. s.
Il BEDDING. &C.--Call on j. d. GATE 10
WOOD, 3O5 east Broad street. cannot he I'M II
dersold. / have u large stock of all c!asses,.s
from the finest to the cheapest, for Parlor, Chain
Der, and DininS-Room. Cali and be convinced tua.
nrice cl.awhere oc Sl-3m
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Washington.

A PANIC AMONG REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S
THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONTESTED-ELECTI0N
cAsE-THE DEMOCRATIC sESAToRs-DECI-
SION OF THE COMMITTEE N KELLoGG'S
CAsE-BIAND'S SILVER BILL AND THE PARIS
EXPOSITION.
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VEGETINE.

VEGETINE.
RECOMMEND IT HEARTILY.
SOUTH BOSTON.
Mr.. SerenS:
Dear Sir-I have taken several bottles OF your
yEGETiNE, and am convinced 1t Is valuable
remedy for Dyspepsia Kidney Complain, anu ueii-
mend it to all sufferers from the above complaints
Yours respectfully,
MRS. MUNROE PARKER.
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Massachusetts.
CIGAR-MAKERs' STRIKE,
Mexican News.

-
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, November 20.-The
cigar-makerS have struck.