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EeatE, OF Hon. william vi. Tweed.
HIS LAST HOURS AND WORDS.

HIS LAST HOURS AND WORDS.
New YORK, April 12.-Hon. William NJ.
Tweed died in LudlowStreet Jail at pre-
cisely II O'Clock to-day. He was attended
by DR.. Carnochan, who has lGen with him
since an early hour this morning; also Mr..
Foster Dewey, his late secretary; Mr..
Douglass, his son-in-laW, and Mr.. Edel-
stein, one OF his counsel. All hope Of his
recovery was abandoned soon after
O'Clock, when DR.. Carnochan announced a
clegging OF the heart and complete nervous
exhaustion. At the time OF his death there
was no struggle, as he passed away in sleep
with his head lying upon his arm.
Keeper Herman was hurrledly sum-
l'moned q few minutes before noon, and
reaching Mr.. Tweed's room, the signal ran
| out, and the long-prisoned old man dropped
back dead on his bed. His last words to
| DR.. Carnochan were: "1 have tried to do
some good, il have not had good luck.
am not afraid to die. believe the guardian
angels will protect me-" The announce
nent of bis death spread rapidly, and g
crowd OF curious people soon assembled
outside the Jail.
hLr. Tweed had been dangerously i'll fol
several days. His death resulted from q
complication OF diseases. but was caused
directly by nervous exhaustion and clog
ging OF tue heart. He was delrous last
night aud early this morning, when he was
attended only by his servant Luke. Later
he became calm and rational. He was CON
scious till within few moments OF his
| death, and a short time before drank little
tea which was handed him by his son-in
law, Mr. Douglass.
Most Of Mr. Twced's family are in New
Orleans. They were telegraphed TO yester
day.. s..g .-. IKE.
Under the statutes the body OF the deat
prisoner cannot be removed from the jai
until after an examination by the coroner
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XLVTH CONGRESS--Second Session.
WASHINGTON, April II, 1878.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


The bill to compensate William and Mary
College, in Virginia, for the wanton destruc-
ton OF its buildings by some Federal sol
diers while in Federal occupation during
the war, came up to-day, and gave rise to
quite an exciting and interesting debate,
which was opened by NJ. Go0de, OF Vir.
ginia, who had reported the bill, and who
advocated it in All able speech, which was
occasionally interrupted by applause.
! He was followed by Mr.. Loring, OF Mas
sachusetts, in very learned and eloquent
speech in advocacy OF the bill, in which he
| Denoted the establishment, growth, and
national Importance Of American colleges
and universities, and dwelt upon the his
| torical fame and renown Of the College OF
william and Mary. He said that if Har-
ward had suffered in like manner be would
appeal to Congress, not on the ground OF a
legal claim, but on the ground OF historical
associations, for compensation, and that
what he would do for his own Alma Mater
he would as freely do for the college where
Washington and Jefferson. Madison and
Monroe, had their minds trained to the SER
| vice OF their country. His speech, like that
of Mr. Goodies, was highly applauded.
Then followed Mr.. Reed, Of Maine, in
| opposition to the bill as being the most dan
| GcrOllS auQ LUG Iuhp IL iS7 So''S
auences OF any bill pending before Con
eress. He said its passage would be pre-.
cedent for flood OF war-claims that would
swamp the Treasury. No Government had
ever been so idiotic as to act on the prlnci-
ple OF the bill, which would make success
| in war more fatal than defeat.
Mr.. Townsend, OF New York, then took
the floor, and delivered speech combined
| in about equal part OF bitterness and
drollery. He spoke Of Virginia as having
started in the race ahead of all the States,
and being now reduced to the position OF
backing I'D its little one-horse cart to the
rest OF the world and asking for a little 0!
the share Of prosperity. II Virginia would
build cotton-mills he would vote tariff to
support her industry, and if she would
build ship he would vote subsidy for
that ship. But Virginia had been educated
lin the assembly catechism which taught
that the Chief aim OF life was TO promote
Democratic harmony. He spoke OF TINS
leollege-teaching as encouraging secession
and illustrated the pending bill by al
anecdote Of an excited Frenchman rushing
lat q man in the streets Of London with !,
red-hot poker, ant d, when he was kicked on
saying: g All, Monsieur, you Will not re
lime do that, but surely you will be 8
unjust as to refuse paying for the heating
j of the pokert" This speech, which wa
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Union Theological Seminary.

correspondence OF tue klcnlnonu DlSpatcH.l
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, April 10, 1878.
On Thursday morning. April 4th, the eX-
animation Of the students OF this lnstitu-
ton commenced under the Professors OF
"Systematic and Pastoral Theology"
.'Or,ental Literature" /" Ecclesiastical His
tory and Pelity." and biblical Literature
and Interpretation OF the New Tesla
ment."
Three Of the Committee on Examinations
were present. These examinations contin-
ued until Tuesday, the 9th, at midday.
On Tuesday afternoon the Board Of Di-
rectors and trustees met and continued in
session until tonight "wednesday ut IL
O'Clock. when they adjourned.
The Board consists OF tWenty-four men,
bers, twelve each from the States OF Vir-
ginia and North Carolina; Of this number
twenty-one were present at roll-cail. I.
There was much business Of Importance
transacted In q harmonious and satisfactory
manner bereport OF the Faculty showed
good degree OF attention and application
ON the part OK the students. The treasu-
rer's report exhibited satisfactory view OF
the finances OF the institution, which re-
ceived due consideration from the Board.
Much discussion was had upon the sub
!ect OF change OF sessions, and several pro-
positions were warmly advocated; but after
debate the matter was laid over until the
next annual meeting.
Various improvements were directed 10
regard to the Seminary grounds, and to the
Interior and exterior OF the buildings. The
Committee OF Examinations reported to the
Board their attendance upon the oral and
written examinations, and expressed their
great qualification ct the diligence with
which the students generally seem to have
pursued their studies, and the proficiency
J. attained BY, them. They especially sus.
tanned and commended the exami natians OF
The senior class. and recommend led thai GER
tifieates be given the following fifteen, who
have stood all the tests OF both oral and
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written examination IL. =. Ant,er.
son. j G. Anderson, r. s. Burweli, a. B.
Colt, y. g. Caldwell ]. W. Dabney, Benia.
min Goode, ]. 3. Lathana, e, w. McC orkie.
w. III. McP heeteis. FL. g. Moore. R.K
Moseiey, j. A. Preston, ). C. Senger, e. o.
Spencer, a. Sprunt. Besides these fifteen
there were eight others OF this class who
were absent forvarious reasons.
The total number Of students in the Semi.
nary during the past session was fifty-one,
The committee, in behalf OF the Board.
expressed their thanks to the professors for
their skill and success in the work OF In.
.structIon as manifest In these examinations.
Or Tuesday night Rev. DR.. Mutually, OF
Lexington, addressed the " Society OF In
quiry = in an able speech.
On Wednesday morning, in pleasant
address, Rev. G. III. Read. D. D., OF Rich
mond president of the Board), gave words
OF counsel and encouragement to the grad
uating class.
So closed the public exercises OF this
venerable institution. The session will be
resumed again August IA, 1873.
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IMPORTANT TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Revenue Bureau to the collectors at Chica-
go, H., and Milwaukee, Wis, s'that where
manufacturers give cigars to their employees,
which they take away from the factory, or
il they assent, consent, or knowingly per-
nit their employees to carry away from the
factory cigars for their own use, the manu-
facturers must pay the taxes on the cigars
so. removed" Washington Republican,
10fG
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REV. MORTON MURRELL, D. D.. ALIAS
REV. S. N. MERRILL.-Rey. NJ. Murrell,
as he was known here, or Rev. S. NJ. Merrill,
as he was known in the West, has joined
the Methodists in Missouri and has been
received into Conference relations. This is
the third time Mr.. Merrill has joined the
Methodist Church. There is ain old saying
that "the third time is the charm" The
above information was obtained from a let
ter from gentleman living in St. Joseph,
Mo-, TO one OF our misunderstanding
ApDedL.
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Distressing Casualties.

THE CLERK OF NORTHAMPTON COURT FOUND
DEAD IN BED-KILLED BY FALLING FROM A
SCAFFOLD. ....
Especial telegram to The Dispatchl
NORFOLK, VA, April 12.-James NJ.
Brickhouse, clerk OF, the court OF North
ampton county, Va, was found dead in his
bed this morning. He was we'll and hearty
yesterday.
The relatives OF James NJ. Bunting, q
young pIasterer OF Portsmouth, have re-
ceived intelligence OF his death on Wednes-
day last by falling from scatfold while at
work on Moore's-Swamp church, in Surry.
lie fell about fifty feet and was instantly
killed. .-.
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The Diaz government Recognized.

The Diaz Government Recognised.
GALVESTON, April 1.-THE Neaos's
Brownsville special says that dispatch has
been received from the City of Mexico sta
ting that on the 9th instant Minister Foster
officially recognized the Diaz government.
fSeco1d Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, April 12.-The dispatch to
The Galveston NenS that the Diaz govern
ment had been formally recognized by
United States Minister Foster Is tue.
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greeted with shouts Of laughter, closed the
discussion Tor the day.
| No action was taken on the bill, which
will come up again next Friday.
Ting Death PENALTY.

EXECUTION OF JOHN sHALLINGToN AT SNOW
I HILL IN GREENE COUNTY FOR MURDER OF
HTs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SPEECH FROM THE
sCAFF0LD-A DENIAL OF THE CRIME, &C.,
&c. y .fftss ]. Eyzr-sl
/ iii Especial telegram to the Dlspa,ch.I
GoLDsBogo', Nc, April 12.-The negro
John Shallington was hanged at Snow Hill,
Greene county, to-day, for the murder OF
Serena Thompson, his step-daughter, in
August last. Two thousand people were
present. At noon he seemed calm, and
spoke with little apparent concern about
his fate. He was visited afterwards by
a number Of colored ministers, who
held religious service with him, he
joining with much earnestness in dhe
exercises. At 1 O'Clock he was brought
down to the iail-door, from which
he spoke in a loud voice for half an hour,
in which he warned the assembly of the
danger OF bad company and evil passions,
frequently crying, "Lord, have mercy on
me-" His speech was incoherent, and
marked by frequent repetitions; as though
his mind wandered. He was thence con-
Quoted to the scaffold, and asked to be
taken to the creek near by to be baptized,
but was informed that there wasnot enough
time for that ceremony; when, at his re-
quest minister OF his race went upon the
scafold' and baptized him by pouring. On
reaching the scaffold he asked for cigar.
which he smoked very composedly for five
minutes. In the Jail and on the gallows he
refused to confess his guilt. Before he was
brought from the cell his brother-in-law
reminded him OF his admission OF the shoot
ing to him. Snallington was silent on the
scaffold. He was urged to tell the truth
about the crime for which he was to die, and
replied, 81 didn't Kill her; didn't shoot
her." He did not realize his situation until
the sheriff adjusted the moose; then he shud-
dered and trembled. At 2:36 tbs drop fell,
and John Shallington was suspended in the
air. In eight minutes his pulse ceased to
beat, and life was declared extinct in thir-
teen minutes. His neck was not broken.
He died from stranguiation.
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New York.
THE NEW TARIFF ON SUGARS.

NEW YORK, April 12.-secretary Sherman
this morning visited General Hillhouse In
the Sub-Treasury building, and after re-
naming there about quarter OF an hour
went thence to Collector Arthur's office, IN
the custom-house, where he was waited
mon by GrinneI, Minturn s. Co., and other
sugar importers OF this city. The mer.
chants expressed their views in regard to
tbe proposed new tariff ON sugars which Is
now pending before Congress; but the sec,
retary- said that he had no option In the
matter, and his duty would only be. to exc
cnte the law after it had passed. The meet,
ing was private. Secretary. Sherman WI
Ieaye.town tomorrow.
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yEGETINE.
VEGETINE.
FOR NERVOUSNESS, sLEEPLEss NIGHTS
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 10, Is

WASHINGTON, d. c., March IL, 1877.
II. z. Stevens:
Dear Sir.-I do not believe in putting, nor would
indorse a humbug, but consider it no more than
real justice to speak well Of VEGETlNE, believing
il 10 be an excellent medicine. have used several
bottles of it 10 my satisfaction and great re-
lief from an inexplicabe Nervousness, which had
caused me great suffering ana sieepless nighls'
have walked the floor and resorted to different
methods for relief 10 no purpose. finally thought
Iwould give yEGETINEa trial-with little faith,
will admit; but, to my surprise and great relei,
few doses convinced me that had got hold Oh the
right thing for my difficulty. 1t sent out humor
from my blood that have no doubt was the cause
of the misery had endured, and found relief as
soon as medicine could relieve disease OF that
hind. When began It's use seldom got nights
sleep, or half one, and my appetite was poor and,
rs consequence, was running down rapidly but
after few. doses saw radical change every way,
and am thoroughly satisfied with VEGET1NE, ana
recon III end 1t 10 any person suffering us l did,
Respectfully,
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DETROIT, April PA fire at Bag City,
Mich, destroyed six million feet Of lum-
Der, seven thousand barrels Of salt, and the
docks owned by Eddy, Avery & Co. Loss,
100000. $500.
The post-office at Childrey, Halifax coun-
ty, Va, is discontinued for want OF candl-
date. The papers go to Martins Store.
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REIDSyGLLE AND LEAKSVILLE (HENRY
COUNTY, NARRow-GAUGE RAILROAD-A MAT
TER OF INTEREST TO RICHMOND MER-
CHANTS.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
REIDsvILLE, n. c., April 12.-Our town
cast solid vote to-day for an eighteen
thousand-dolar subscription to the Reds
vile aud LeaksvilIe (Henry county Narrow
Gauge railroad. This guarantees its COM
pletion.
a committee OF our citizens will visit
your city soon for the purpose OF giving
your businessmen an opportunity to sub
scribe to this enterprise. Richmond should
help literally, as it is purely Virginia en-
terPrise.
A delegation visited Henry Courthouse
last Monday, that being court-day, and in
duced the supervisors OF that county to
annul the subscription Of 100000 voted
the Danyille and New River Narrow-Gauge
road. Henry will join US at the State line
beyond peradyenture. and extend the
road to Martinsville. This will open up a
magnificent territory to your city which
now trades with Baltimore. Impress upon
your businessmen the necessity Of aiding
this enterprise. 1t is Of vital interest to
them
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NIRs. j. \. JOHNSON,

FEMALE WEAKNESS.-yEGETISE acts de
rectIy upon the causes Of these complaints. 1t IN
yigoratcs and strengthens the whole system, acts
upon The secretive organs, allays Inflammation
cleanses and cures liberation, cures constipation,
regulates the bowels, headache and pains in the oacE
cease In fact, there Is no disease or complaint
where the VEG ETISE gives so quick relief, and IS SO
effective in Its cure, as In what Is termed fehiaie
Weakness 1t has never failed in one instance.
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Massachusetts.

Massachusetts. s
SAVINGS BANKS ExAcTISG TBE sIxTY-DArs'
NOTICE, &c. - .. e e.
FALL RIVER, April 12.--Al Ii the savings
banks OF this city are to-day exacting the
sixty-days' notice. ..,-.,.z ~ ~
The directors OF the Union Mills Com
pany are still engaged at their work. The
amount OF the. defslcation up TO this time
foots up $4,000, and will probably be.
greater. t35
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aRN0UET.

CtROQUET, WITH EIG
~ EIGHT WALLETS. nicely Vanished. packed
IN box with BOON OF !. lSsTRoCTlONS. SlI5
cheaper set, with EIGHT BALLS AND EIGHT
WALLETS, but not in II box. csc. ..E,.
ELLYSON & YANCEY,
6-lm 1l12 Main street.
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Ohio.
nr.rxrAnuRE OF IRON MERCHANTS.

CLEVELAND, April l2.-James Ward,
senior member OF the firm OF James Wafa
a Co., iron merchants, Of Niles, ONO, mas
filed q voluntary petition in bankruptcy.
His liabilities are Sl,6OO,Oo0, and his assets
are nominally nothing. Two years ago ths
firm OF Ward s. Co. made an assignment,
Int continued business. The depression OF
the iron business exhausted all the assets
except very small amount OF personal pro-
to-
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This Office will be open daily from O'Clock A. 81.
to o'clock p. ii. from The FIFTEENTH TO THE
THfRTIETH OF APRIL, for the purpose Of re-
-, LICENSE TAX rA.11+
from all Lawyers, Doctors. Dentists, Commission
change Brokers, Wholesale and Retail Liquor Deal
ers. Hotels. Restaurants. Saloons, Boarding and
Eating Houses, Auctioncers, Lumber sieasurers,
Archtects, Theatres and Halls; telegraph, Express,
and Coal Companies: Mercantile. Insurance, Steam
boat. Real Estate, Employment, Ticket, nnd Sew
aud OYSTER Dealers, Scayengers and photographers,
Pawnbrokers, Bowling Alleys Shooting Galleries
or any other business which cannot be reacnto ny
the ad valorem system.
All bills remaining unpaid on the 1st day OF biay
fine Of not less than one dollar and no more than
-, A. r. WOODsON,
ap 9-tMy1 collector:
NTOTICE.-UNLTED STATES INTER-
IN NAL-REVENUE SPECIAL TAXES.-Upder
the Revised Statutes Of the United States sections
1892, 1897, 1898. and 1899, every person engaged
In any business, avocaticn, or employment. whicn
lenders him liable to- SPECIAL tax, is regnlred 20
SPICUOUSLY IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT Or
PLACE OF BUSINESS A STAMP denoting the
payent OF sud special tax for the specnl-t2x year
beginning May l, 1878. Section 1924, Revised
St9itrs dcslgna es who liable to special tax. A
re urn, as prescribed on Form IS also REQUIRED
above. SEVERE PENALTIES are prescribed for non
compliance with the foregoing requirement., or for
continuing IN business after April 80, 1878, with
ont payment'of tax.
Application should be made to
Collector Of Internal Revenue, at The
gas Custom-hcuse Richmond, va.
p6,lO,13,l7,20&24
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TICKETS SOLD TO ALL POINTS NORTH,
SOUTH, EAST. AND WEST, IN THE UNITED
STATES ut same rates as Mt depots.
Information checrfully given bv letter or other
wise. a. NJ IAnbLn,
NH G2-rod2m .sgyg u
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Tmnartai sfivsr,

New YORK, April 12.-The steamsI ~
Adriatic, which arrived from LlVerpooi W.
day, brought 282 silver bars.
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WINES. LIQUORS, dc.

DILEY (AUGUSTA) WHlSKEY-
first premium whenever exhibited Mt State Fair
BUCKNER tKENTUCKY| WHBREY,
four years old, at $3.50 per gallon iunequalIed In
..a ...t... the cttyl, at .stZ -.
hls CHRISTIAN q WHITES
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MILL. FEED. DE,

MILL FEED, &C.
10. 600 bushels BROWNSTuFF,
5,000 bushels BRAN,
5000 bushels SHIPSTCfF,
500 bales HAY,
together svith : large stock Of LUMBER or an
Kinds. SHINGLES LATHS; LINE SnbRs. and
RT SfS--cheaper than ever Known pesoIe.. RoH
sale by - TRUMAN 4. pARhEh Z S,s ~,
Lumber Dealers, corntr Firm ana eaaai os'ss@'
ap10-eodSm .---
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LEATHER BETTING.

~ GORGE n. WILSON,
NANIJFACTuRER OF BEST oAK-TAENEDS
S AND WATER-PROOF LEATHER
BETTING,
1saa Main street upstairs lover J. e. Morris Cob
Manufactures and others using Leather belttnS
can save money by encouraging home nanutac'urcs.
nah 22-eodlm ------------------
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VEGETINE.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.

CINCINNATI, o., April g, 1877.
Mr. II. Il. Stevens: -e.
have suffered several years with the KIDNEY
COMPLAINT. and was induced TO try NEGETlNE,
Savr taken several bottles Of your preparation, ana
aIn CONVINCED 1t Is valuable remedy. !t has done
me more good than any other medicine. ! can
EoMpIhISTs Yours respectfully,
~o-"A 20 j. s. MCMILLEN,
Eirst bookkeepcr for Newhall. Gale & Co., Flour
M"rc,ants No. Sc west Front street, Cincinnati,U u.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

COsIMsSS1ON MERCHANTS.
CHARLES L. TODD,
WHOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT, Tss
No. 1918 CARY STREET
For the better accommodation. of my Iargely-in-
crcasing FLOUR and PRODUCE business havo
rented the substantial four. story irou.front ware
house No. 1918 Cary street Commercial Block and
have connected with 1t the
WHOLESALE GROCERY, GRAIN, MILL
STUFFS, AND HAY TRADE.
Having laid IN large and varied assortment or
stanle goods TO which constant additions being
made from the cheapest markets Of the counsry.I
invite examination OF my stock and Prices by both
city and country merchants. -,
Particular and unremlttipg personal attention VIII
be paid to the CONFESSION DEPARTMENT. Con-
SHIPMENTS of FLOUR, GRAIN, HAY, ana every spe~
cies OF MERCHANDISE are respectfully sohclted.
Moderate charges, prompt returns, ana hoerai CASH
advances, when desired, promised IN every ease;
CHARLES l.. TODD.
The GENERAL GROCERY and FEED BCSl-.
NESS SO tong and successfully conducted under inc
trm- name Of CHARLES l.. TODD Co, at Nos:
I2g 43O. and 1872 north Sixth street corner or
GA will continued with largely Increased tScin-
Ties for serving old customers and frfcnds Tor
whose patronage and steadfast Kindness In the p2aS
we beg 10 return grateful thanks.
ap 1.eodlm CdAkLEs IL. 4oOD w.
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YEaETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Georgia..
FIRE I'M AHEg1crs

MACON, April PA fire In Americas,
Ga, last night destroyed eight stores, in
Guiding some Of the largest establishments.
The City Hall building was also burned.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, about $50, 1000.
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A SOLID VOTE FOR A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
REIDSyGLLE AND LEAKsvILL (HENRY
COUNTY, NARRow-GAUGE RAILROAD-AMAT-
TER OF INTEREST TO RICHMOND MER-
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yEGETINE has restored thousands to health VIII
had be en- long and painful sufferers.

,YEGETINE. tsE.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS, AND GENERAL
DEBILITY. -
4 s s-. rCINcINNATI, o., April 8, 1877.
nr. H. II. Stevens:
Dear s,r-I have used several bottles of VEG E.
TINE for dyspepsia, Nervousness, and General De
blIIy and [ can truly say never had remedy 20
sure in its effects Therefore may [ec9mTguo
to all sufferers Walnut HIS, Al Court street.
For GENERAL DEBILITY the good effects Of
the VEGETIEE are realized Immediately after CON-
mancing 10 takeit.
yEGETINE
DIZZINESS, LIVER AND KIDNEY COM
PLANTS. ~. - IS
~. .l,,s CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Dear Sir.-I have received great benefit from the
use or the yEGETINE, and can safely recommendt
Rush Of Blood s 70 the ha asd apa y
plants. NIKE aSn az =, y. U Ii1an tras.
vEaETrsE is the great health restorer, composed
exclusively OF barks, roots and herbs. 1t IL very
pleasant TO take every child hkes II
81 YEGETIN I.
". 81 {. prepared by
8. u. STEVENS. BosToS, MASS.
yEaETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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