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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-29

Mr.. Ransom Jctcr, an uncle OF Rev. DR..
Jeter, editor OF the Religious Herald, lives
in this county. at Botetourt Springs. He
is ninety.two years old, and says that he has
neither father, mother, sister, brother, OF
cousin living. The DID gentleman is very
fond OF reading, and devours the columns
of the newspapers with eagerness, but he
complains that it is difficult to obtain glasses
suited TO his eyes.-Scten, Conservative.
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THE NEWS BY WIRE
FROM All PARTS OF THE WORLD.

THE POTTER IGATIoN-PRoGREsS
OF THE CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN
MONETARY COMMISSIONERS WITH THE
SECRETARY OF sTATE-lMPORTANT cox
FERENCE AT THE EXECUTIVE MANSION
ON MEXICAN AFFAIRS-THE RossER AZ
FAlR-A LOUISA CITIZEN KILLED Ely
LIGHTNING -DECIs1ON IN A UNITED
STATES INTERNAL-REvENUE CAsE-DE-
PARTURE OF GoRTsCHAKoFF FROM LON
DoN-EAsTERN AFFAIRs-REDUCTIO OF
EXPENDITURES IN THE PORTSMOUTH
(ENGLAND) NAvY-YARD-CosT OF THE
CAMPAIGN OF THE sPANIARDs AGAINST
THE CUBANs, &C., &c.
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Unfortunate Aibcrian voyageurs.

NEW York, June 2S.-The bark Liberia,
which left this port for Monrovia, Liberia,
on the 9th instant, with tifty-nine colored
emigrants and six cabin passengers, return
ell to-day, after being out ten days, with
her bowsprits gone, her jibboom and head
gear demolished, and is now lying at Brook
lyn for repairs. She collided with the Aus
trian bark Marie. 1t is expected that the
Liberia will sail again on Monday. The
emigrants were in no way excited when the
vessels came into collision.
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VIRGINIA THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY or TIE

VIRGINIA THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY or TIE
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Ate1a7'-
4riQ, w., June 27.--The closing exercises
d the Virginia Theological Seminary con-
t1ued to-day. The greater portion OF the
Forming was occupied with the reading OF
Essays by the senior class. Rev. DR.. Walker
then delivered the annual address. In the
aiternoon the diplomas were presented TO
the graduating students by Bishop Whittle.
There was very large number OF visitors
at the Seminary, all OF whom were hospita-
bly, entertaiued.-Co Correspondence Of the
EaEt|mQrs Sun,
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A wr,1r11yT Any MISSING Considerable

A WEALTHY LADY MIssING.-C Considerable
excitement prevails in New York in regard
to the fate Of Mrs. Henrietta Werthheimer,
aged thirty-four years, who was reported
to the police us insane and missing from her
home. She has been living for some time
with friends at the West.End Hotel, Fort
Washington. She is said to have been
wealthy and very highly connected, but to
have seen Il great deal OF family trouble. She
has not been seen since she left the hotel at
10 A. M. June %. 1t is generally believed
that she has attempted to destroy herself.
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Indians Attack II Enited States Mar
shaI's Party.--TWO Killed.

GALVESTON, June 2S.-A NeacS speclal
from Fort Sill, Indian Territory. says that
Deputy United States Marshal Mershon, OF
Fort Smith, Arkansas, had come there after
two Indians who were confined with a
number OF others on m Indian farm three
miles from there. The Indians learning his
object, sung their war song and attacked
Mershon aud his posse with pistols and
bowie-kniyes. a lively fight ensued, dur
ing which two Indians were killed. 1t IS
feared that the affair may cause the Conan
cheS to 60 on the war-path.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Gold opened at ] 00H.
Noon.-Stocks Irregular. Money on call, 262H
per cent. Gold, 1UOH. Exchanee-Loug, 1865;
Ercatngnev o easy at 's ssS per cent D Ex
change firm. Gold 00a;. Governments active and
higher: new SIS LOGS. State bonds steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 2s.-VirginIa 6s, deferred, AZ;
due coupons, S1H. North Carolina 6's, old, - new,
g, Bid TO-DAY.
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FIFTY-DoLLAR CoUNTERFEIT.-[Bosto
Advertiser, oath. l-Some OF the ffty-dollar
counterfeit bills lately circulated so extern
sively in Europe are making their appear
anca here. They are finely executed, and
the work SO we'll done that none but an en-
pert can expect to detect them. The bills
presented thus far are on the Tradcsman's
and National Broadway, both OF New York.
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Especial dispatch TO the Baltimore snn.l
The Ranscoln Kobhery--ImportaEt
Arrest In phsIadelphfa.

. u
PHILADELPHIA, June T.--A man giving
the name OF Edward Perkins, OF Easton,
PENNSYLVANIA, was arrested Ia the counting
room OF Drexel IL Co., bankers. to-day, on
Suspicion OF being connected with the rob
berry OF x-Chief-Nayal-Co Constructor Isaiah
Hanscom OF S4S,0 900 in bonds. &C.. In WASH
ington, some weeks ago. Perkins, II Is
stated, had at different times since the rob
berry sold Drexel five thousand dollars OF i've
twenties, six thousand dollars OF the same,
and supposed accomplice eight thou
sand dollars OF the same. Examination
proved that the numbers OF the nineteen
thousand dollars worth OF Governments
disposed OF correspondent with certain OF
the numbers on the Hanson circular. Yes
terday morning the man who bad sold the
last eight thousand dollars worth OF bonds
walked into Drexel Il Co.'s house and offer
ed for sale one one-thonsand and two i've
hundred dollar bonds. The bond clerk no
ticed the numbers and sent for detective.
The prisoner was put under bail in twenty
FIVE thousand dollars for n hearing to-
morrow.
Detectives think he may be identified as
John >PettingilE, alias "Boston Pet" one
Of the most expert and audacious thieves
and forgers in the country. In 1875, in
connection with William Bartlett, an old
Sing-Sing convict, Pettingil passed
forged check Of McPhillen s. Co., cattle
drovers, on the City Bank OF this city.
Bartlett passed as the drover, and Pettingill,
alias John Anderson, laid down the check.
They were subsequently caught in New
York, railroaded, and sentenced on July
10, 1875, to three years in the Eastern peni-
Tertiary. They served the full term, less
the communication for good behavior. Bart
lett Just 1T this same time is undergoing
trial in New York for robbing cashier In
broad daylight.
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Important Conference OH Mexican AT
fairs.

WAsH1NGToN, June 2S.-An important
conference was held at the Executive man
sion to-day between the President, General
Sherman, General Ord, the Secretary OF
War, and the Secretary Of State, on the
subject OF Mexican affairs. General Ord
detailed the condition Of affairs on the Dor
der. The situation is regarded rs very Sc
rious. Mexican raids are too frequent, and
the Government will be compelled to take
additional measures to prevent them. No
thing is yet decided. The subject will be
further considered at q future conference.
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A fire Thursday afternoon destroyed the
main building OF the Franklin County In
Urinary buildings at Columbus, Ohio, which
contained 260 pauper inmates, all OF Wnom
escaped, but will be absolutely deprived Q,
shelter. Loss about $1,000; fully covered
BIZ insurance.
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SEC;ETINE CURED HER.
DORCHESTER, MASS, }

VsSh1S H~
DR.. StetenS:
Dear Sir-I feel IT my duty to say one word in re-
gard TO the great benefit have received from the
use of one of the greatestwOnders OF the world 1t IS
YOUR VEGETISE. havebeen one OF the greatest sur
rers for the last eight years that could be living.
do sincerely thank my Sod and your FECETINE
for the relief have got. The RheumdttSm mas
panied me TO such extent that my rect broke out
In sores For the last three years l have not been
able 10 walk. Now can walk aud Sleep and do my
work as well as ever did, and must say owe II all
" '0'' MARGERY WELLS.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, June %, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 433 hogsheads and
S3 tierccs. The offerings at auction on Change
were 103 packages; OF which number 35 were
taken In, and the remainder sold at prices ranging
from IL to S7.15.
We continue 10 quote:
NEW DARK.
LuJS..Common to medium, $l.50@$2; medium
to good, S3I&4.
LcGtaCommon, s4@s5; medium, sos; good,
sS@$l0 tine, 5ll@$l4.
BRIGHT.
LugS.-Common colory, $30S4
FlierS.-Common. S4mS5; medium, s5@S7;
good, &7G$l0; fine, $10MS13.
SwokerS.-Common. S76Ss.50: medium. s9M
s1f: good, $10@$l3; fine, $l5@S19; fancy, SlS
@$22.
lErnDpers-Common, sl2@S15: medium: SIS
GrS25: good, S30MS45; fine, S6OW37e; fancy,
i75@:90.
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business heretofore car
IN ried on under the firm of JOHN G. LANCE.
in. ~ CO., will, from the LIST OF July. be conducted
under the style aud firm OF LANCE BROTHERS.
N IA go ~, r ssstHs JACOB j. LANCE, -
JOHN G, LANCE, in,
RICHMOND, Iune 29i 1878. le2s-st*
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCAANGE.
RICUHOND, June IS, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red 766 bushels, Of which 120 bush
els were re-eXhibifcd.
CoRN.-Red, 4s2 bushels Mixed, 1886 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WIEAT.-Red, 40 bushels co,d mixed at 81 .12 !;
224 bushels prime new Fullz at ! 13: 144 bushels
very good new Fultz at 81 10; rs bushels common
new mixed ut 96c.-tOtal, 4S6 bushels.
CORE.-Red. 1872 bushels very good at 54c.
Nired, 3b2 bushels prime at CSC: $50 bushels
very good at soc. 24O bushels on private terms
total, 1,092 bushels.
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ITO PHYSICIANS.

/ "
TRUE CHRYSOPHANIC ACID;
THYMOI-crystalized;
PICRIC ACID-crystas;
LACToPHOSPHATE OF LlME-soluo'e'
FTIrID EXTRACT yISCUM ALBUM;
FINN EXTRACT GRINDELIA RoBUSTA;
EII1ID EXTRACT FUCUS VESICULOSlS;
FTJIID EXTRACT JABORANDI;
sIICCUS TARAXACI-EDglish;
SUCCUS CONII-Englsh;
SITCCIIs ELLADOSN.E-English;
sIrCCIIs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GLYCERITE KEPHALINE;
pASCREATIC EMULSION-Ensiish;
PEpSINE PORCI-English;
and all rare preparations, to be had at
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
Ia, 9l9 Main stree:s
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IMPURE BLOOD.-Iu morbid conditions of tie
blood are many dseascs-such as sat-rheum, ring
worm, boils carbunceS, sores, ulcers, and pimples
In this condition of the blood try the VEGETINE
md cure these affections AS u blood-puriGer it has
no equal. Its etfcctsare wonderful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-29

VEGETlNE.-The great success Of the FEGE-
TINE as cleanser and purifier of the blood Is shown
beyond doubt by the great numbers who have taken
It and received immediate relief, with such remark
able cures. ....
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VEGETINE
RECOMMENDED BY NJ. DIS.

H. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir-I have sold yEGETINE for q long time
and tud IL gives most excellent satisfaction.
A. B. DE FEST, M. D., Hazleton, Ind.
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The American Monetary Commissions

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Me$srs. Fenton,
Walker, and Groesbeck, the American Mon
etary Commissioners, conferred with the
Secretary OF State to-day on the subject OF
their duties. There was a general inter-
change of views on the financial system OF
this and other Governments. All the COM
missioners will accept, and the meeting will
be held at Paris August 10th instead OF July
25th, as originally proposed.
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Effect OF a Storm.

A CITIZEN OF LOUISA INSTANTLY KILLED By
LIGHTNING.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Va, June 2S.-Mr.
Robert Wright, a citizen OF this county,
was instantly killed by lightning yesterday
afternoon. His clothing was entirely stripped
from his BODY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-29
TIE COTTON MARKET,

LIVERPOOL, June ss.-The. weekly cir
cular OF the Liverpool Cotton.Brokers' AS.
ISOLATION says: H Cotton gsiet throughout
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Flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Fine. $3.50: supprtine, 1925; extra. $4.73
common family, $3.50 fancy brands, $3.50.
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VEGETINE
IS BETTER THAN ANY MEDICINE.

HENDERSON, KY, December, 1877.
Ihaye used H. Il. Sterens's VEGETIEE, and like 1t
better than any medicine have used for purifyin
the blood. One bottle of VEGETINE accomplished
more good than all other medicines have taken.
THOMAS LYME, Henderson, Ky.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EnSlnnd.

REDUCING EXPENDITURES IN THE sHlP-YARD
AT PORTSMOUTH.
LONDON, June 2S.-A letter from Ports
mouth states that orders have issued to
stop the entry Of fresh hands for employ
ment in the ship-yard and measures at once
will be taken to reduce the expenditures Of
the yard.
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VEGETINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Tie 29-S&W2t1
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yEGETINE IS composed of Roots, Banks, and
Herbs. 1t Is very pleasant to take Every child
likes 1t.
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v EGG ETIN T

: prepared by
II. r. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
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| sent this morning q report OF the COM
mencement-d day, except the exercises In con-
nec,ion with the Lewis Brooks museum.
AT the close OF the delivery OF tho diplo-
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DRUGS. 3IEDiCINES. DC.

ALL KINDS OF FRESH TURNIP
N SEEDS, CABBAGE SEEDS, &C., for sale by
l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
OFFICE ROOMS over store 10 rent. je27
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MARINE TNTELB.IGENCE.


.II:tATURE ALMANAt'-JuSE 20. 1878.
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ITALIAN INSECT POWDER,
for the destruction of Reaches, Flies, and other
Insects.
JESSIE CHILD. Druggist.
ic2l Second and Main streets.
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GRADUATED MEDICINE GLASSES
TEN CENTS EACH.
teol POLK MILLER 4 co.
The Republican journal., 1878-04-04
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wu..I indicate. uF cnau-a I'm thu. III
-au nga--4mne In iae. aus r..pd.n-
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.-t.r- is r>-r,.~~,.i sv r,r,,,,,- In -'..a.,r-
Gcncru. ,ht e;averl.n'rnt. II l-., -trfgt
-r4y. solution Of It'll, Eastern d.,rcJffv
imminent ...5j Tilt. .l,.N+ tlya Weeks u5.t
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Sentences II ~tltpa. I'LL .lr~ tha- war
cannot 10. diverted. and tlr on's an.--
uun ~r.m- ID ar ru.-n. F3vo~- Hit
Nn taka w C4rrr.a+..-,- l4y.
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na,r .r rn5r I-ra+..e -na..j s-+l.
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aocUe4 auto -ec1e .ae c,.urc-I.tan IT
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The Republican journal., 1878-04-04

The minor elections this week in the
west show that the new national Or green
back party has developed but feeby, after
all the talk. 1t was defeated in its birth
place, Toledo, and showed little strength
elsewhere
The Republican journal., 1878-04-04

Five hundred tons Of minerals representing the
resources Of California in that respect, Will BE- sent
TO the Paris Exposition A pyramid twenty feet
square and seventy feet high, containing several
the mass Of gold thus far obtained from our Paci-
tC coast
The Republican journal., 1878-04-04

The Maryland Legislature has passed
Montgomery Blars resolution for nquir-
ing into the validity of the title of Ruther-
ford b. Hayes to the presidency.
The Republican journal., 1878-04-04

WaIdohoro declines to join those fay
orin9 the reputation Of the bonds of the
Knox and Lincoln railroad. Alta meeting
April first, the people of the town, under
the lead of Hon. Isaac Reed, unanimous
y voted to pay the interest on the rail
road bonds.
The Republican journal., 1878-04-04
The Laborer IS Worthy of HIS Hire

Throughout thc west and the south
tAcae arc strange mutterinEs Of danger;
II the ra~t AMI the north there j. grave
/ discomfort. Everywhere there is an'at-
tempt y array labor against capital
there is strange talk about the Money
/ Power, As if it were new monster that
Aad suddenly arisen 10 crush out the
l-aboTer. Now this Il foolish and mis-
cheNoAS. ana only serves 70 put Of tho
/ day Nllrn revival o1 confidence viii cn-
courage an opening q new and old axe
nuc NJ employment Il is disastrous To
I ttl-htcn capital. I The world is fun Of mis-
/ directed energies and wasted resources
4 This is one Of the saddest Of spectacles. as
+ it Il also one NJ the comnonest. the most
The Republican journal., 1878-04-04

The American Cardinal McClosky was
present at Rome last week, received his
Cardinals hat, and had private audi
ence with the Pope
The Republican journal., 1878-04-04

The President Still refuses ~ 10 led bv
the nose the attempt of the Republicans
in Congress to rule him has been most
unsucccsstully tried ON, and without 9th
er effect than to make Mr.. Hayes more
provokinglv serene than ever
The Republican journal., 1878-04-04

The decision of the supreme Court If
Louisiana in the case Of Anderson turns
out. curiously enough, to make another
hole il the already badly riddlcd title Of
Hayes. HE laws Of Louisiana provide Il
penalty for the forgery ol 4 ''pubic dnc-
umcnt;" the Court held that the election
returns, Is consolidated ~ the Parish
Supervisors, were not public records, and
that consequently IN alteration of them
was not forgery, and on this point An
dcrSon was acquitted. But as the alleged
result Of the election was declared on
these papers, it follows that they had no
legal bearing upon the election and that
the vote Of Louisiana for presidential
electors in 1876 has never been officially
counted or promulgated, and that the
Commissioners returns, which gave Til
den 5000 majority, were the only docu-
ments on which that vote could have been
lawfully promulgated
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-25
L., G. & l.. R. r..

Receiver M. E. Ingalls,, of the l., c. & L.
Railroad, has published his annual report
from which we clip the following:
The gross earnings have been 81 ,309,087 13;
the operating expenses, $771 SOC 81; taxes
S43, 191 80; leaving $494,,3SS Sc as the net, an
increase over last year of So, 578 70.
Twenty-three miles of main track has
been renewed with steel rails making
ninety-one and half miles now laid with
that material,
Eghty-tive thousand new cross-ties have
been put in the track, and the ditching and
ballast kept good.
To accommodate the business, 49, 748 feet
of new track has been laid, including the
Hardentown cutoff, which has been COM
pleted during the year. making 225 miles of
track owned by the Company.
As compared with the preceding year. the
tonnage has increased 36-100 per cent,
and the rates decreased 75-100 per cent.
Forty-one million one hundred and sixty
three tons were carried one mile at the av-
against the late of 71-100 last year.
OF this tonnage 4,319,6S6 tons were
moved East at the average rate of l $500
cents per ton per mile, and 16,680,4l7 tons
West, at 92-1O0 cents per ton per mile.
AS compared with the previous year,
East-bound tonnage increased 1920 tons,
and West-bound 10, III tons.
Five hundred and forty nine thousand
five hundred and eighty-seven passengers
were carried one mile at the average
rate of 67-100 cents an increase of S-l0(
in the rate over previous year, and de
crease in mileage of 1927.
The average distance travelled by eacf
passenger was "a 52-100 miles, against 81
8-100 the previous year.
The through passenger trains earned al
average of ST Al per mile run. Local ant
commutation trains 81 cents per mile.
Freight trains earned 81 81 per mile run
The entire locomotive mileage, includin!
switching and construction, was 1885,
miles. The cost per mile for same was six
ty-eight cents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-25
SuDerYiSOrS.

The following are the vacancies on the
list of Chief Supervisor of Election, j. B.
Foraker:
J. A. Stevens, First Precinct, Sixth
Ward, R.
Edmund H. Pendleton, D., First Precinct,
Fifth Ward.
Dan baylor, Fifth Ward, D.
A. Barnes, r. First Precinct, Eighth
Ward.
J. Darr, Jr., D., First Precinct, Ninth
Ward.
Thos. J. Stephens, D., First Precinct
Twenty-fourth Ward.
Henry Hemmelgarn, D., First Precinct
Third Ward.
Charles Miller, R., First Precinct, Twenty
first Ward.
Henry Kessler, R., Second Precinct
Twenty third Ward.
S. G. Campbell, R., First Precinct, Eighth
Ward
w. w. Scarborough.
Mr.. Foraker presents the following nom
nations:
Sixth Ward-First Precinct, F. D. Brood
well, R.
Eighth Ward-First Precinct, HI. H. Bald
win, R.; Second Precinct, J. M. Ayres r.
Ninth Ward-First Precinct, Franklin
Kearney, N.
Twelfth Ward-second Precinct, G. S
Gray, R.
Twenty-frst Ward-First Precinct, A. C
Sprague, R.
-Twenty-third Ward-second Precinct, H
Rothkopf r.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-25
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Worth Its Weight in Gold.

Undoubtedly the greatest modern discov'
cry in medicine is DaCosta's Radical Cure
for dyspepsia. sick headache, sour stomach
costiveness, biliousness, loss of appetite, dis
tress after eating, and all disorders caused
by indigestion or deranged liver. Its re-
suits are astonishing, and sure relief is
guaranteed in every case where it is faith
fully used. 1t tones up the stomach, reg.
ulates the liver, restores the natural appe
tite, strengthens the delicate and expels all
morbid humors from the system. Typhoid
and bilious fever might, in almost every
case, be prevented by its timely use. Trial
size 25c A very few doses will relieve, and
and little perseverance cure you.
Sold by John Keeshan, Sixth and Walnut
Streets J. D. Wells, Fourth street and Cen
trail avenue; H. F. Reum, Fifth and Broad
way.
Also Agents for Prof Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which is sure death to Worms
Pleasant to take and requires no physic
Price 25c. Try it.