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vEGETINE.
r E G me
WILL CURE CANCER.
PRooF.. PROOF. PROOF,

II. p. Sterens, Esq.,:
Dear Sir.-About two years ago \ Cancer made
its appearance on my face, left side OF my nose.
VII Ell first noticed II twas about the size OF pin-
head very smal 1t increased in size, and spread
my face until 1t became as large as common cent.
tried all kinds Of remedies aud advice frem ply
sicIau. 1t WAS spreading and eating into my flesh
very fast. was very much alarmed wen: to see
ph yslcian who cured Cancers; be did not give
me much encouragement. II palned me very much;
suffer ed night and day. It would bleed at times
very profuseIy. Everything was done that could be
to ~ 70 cure The cancer. My brother Ia cancer
on his lip; he submitted TO operation being we'll
discouraged was day IN MFR. Woodberrys
apothecary store, Of this town. He gave me yoHr
pamphlet containing many cures by the use OF EEGE.
TINE. 1 found on page 10 where yEGErINE had
cured cancer on lady's nose. then bought q
bottle Of your FEGETINE, aud 1t proved q great
blessing to me. I could see good effects from ir
right away. After taking three bottles Il stopped
the spreading of the cancer about the edges; 1t
checked the eating into MY flesh. could see 1t was
gradually healing. kept on taking EEGErfSE, the
ca ncer slowly disappearing, until had tsSen SIX
teen bo tiles, and 1t completely cured II. II has left
q large scar on one side OF my nose; and feel it
| my duty to recommend VEGErlNE 10 all ike suf-
ferers, Ii is certainly great Blood Pugidcr."
am now sixty-three years of age. and SEGErISE
las greatly improved my general health.
Yours, most respectfully.
WILLIAM u. CLEAFES,
"a Federal street. Beverly Mas:
We whose names are annexed. can testify to the
above as Mr.. Ceaves is old resident OF his town.
C. NOODBERRY. Apoth'y, kIaH ARD PEDRICk,
HERBERT :. SMITH, ANDREW l.. EATON,
| a. GL1DDEN. GEO. ). NlLLETT.
| VEGETISE.-Fer eradicat!rg all impurities of the
blood from the system it has no equal. IL la; never
failed to effect giving tone and strength 10 The
system deb litated by disease.
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not more, at the present assessment. will
say there is piece of property belonging
to the city which requires a pavement on
both sides, but can readily account for its
not being paved, from the fact it will cost
the city to pave it. and there Is no money
coming in on that score; but they wish
to force others to do what they do not
wish to do themselves on city property ;
and I will state an old saying: "What is
sauce for the goose is sauce for the gan
der"; but the goose does not wish to be
considered in the ring. will close by say
ing that the twenty-one per cent. on cul-
verts on the investment pays the city very
well--so much so that the taxes (S1.40)
should be less; and no city halls or iails are
to be built now, as everything taxable is
certainly taxed to the very highest price
rag-pickers. for instance. But boot-blacks
are not. An effort was made to tax them
also, but this failed.
Right AND Justice TO ALL.
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ENGLISH GAME LAws.-We inserted a
communication Saturday announcing the
fact that the Virginia Fish and Game Pro-
tectiye Association had, through its trea-
surer, procured copy of Paterson's " Trea:
tise on the Fishery Laws OF the United
Kingdom" We learn to-day that the Asso.
cation las also gotten Okes's "Treatise on
the Game Laws OF the United Kingdom
II is plain that this association means to
leave no effort untried to make its work as
useful as possible to the people OF Virginia.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Hastings Court-Special Venire.-An adj
iourned term OF the Hastings Court will
commence this morning ut 10 O'Clock. The
following special uenire has been summon.
ed: w. F. Harrison, l.. P. Jones, r. \.
Cabbs, j. L. Sampson, W. P. Kidd, j. FL
Williams, Wellington Brands, John H
Burton, Anderson Moore, Thomas D. Bur-
ton, Thomas II. Fisher, James Fl. Wade,
George A. Carr, W. T. Lithgow, r. D.
Cooper. and w. X. Weisiger.
The cases of the Commonwealth Us. Char
lotte Robinson and Henry Jackson, and 4
case against white couple for unlawful
cohabitation, comprise the criminal docket
for the term,
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POLICE CoURT.-Justice White yesterday
fined The following parties (all colored) s.
each for making an assault upon the house
OF Peter Pagan (colored) and for general
disorderly conduct: john LomaX, Pey'
ton Anderson, Lewis Dodson. William
Shields, James Looney, Gus Hayes,
Isaiah Turner, Eddie Brown, Robert
Brown, and Leroy Rawlings. The fol
lowing were committed in default: VIII
liam Shields, James Looncy, Isaiah Turner,
Leroy Rawlings, and John LomaX. HE
COSTS in the case footed up $500.
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The City Presented.-The Hastings Court
grand jury has presented the city OF Man
chester in two cases /: First, in reference to
the city Jail as public nuisance, and, sec
ondly, for allowing stagnant ponds OF water
to remain on the square bounded by Stock
ton, Everett, Eleventh, and Twelfth streets
The city authorities will at once take steps
TO abate these nuisanceS.
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NORTH CAROLINA MERCHANTS TO VISIT
ICHMOND-PREPARATION FOR THEIR RE-
CEPTIoN.-A large number Of MOI th Caro-
lima merchants have been invited to visit
this city on August 9th, with the view Of
seeing for themselves the facilities Rich
mond has to offer rs wholesale market and
the better to form acquaintance with our
dealers. The Danville Railroad Company
have rendered the North CarollnlanS Tree
TRANSPORTATION to and from Richmond, and
upon them arrival here they will be the
guests OF our wholesale merchants, and VIII
be handsomely entertained.
The following committee on invitations
have been appointeG-viz., Charles ID; H!li
(chairman). W. B. Palmer, W. II. Tyler'
H.'B. Taliaferro, Thomas Potts. e. Is. lay
lor. John S. Elicit, George D. ThaNton !;
and to the chairman Of the committee the
merchants OF the city are requested to fur
nish at the earliest practicable moment (by
12 NJ. to-day, il possible,) list of names,
with the post-office address Of such persons
as they desire to have invited, in order that
tickets may be forwarded to them.
The following committee has been ap-
pointed to solicit funds from citizens: j.
W. Fisher, chairman; Miles Cary, A. l..
Elicit, Stephen Putney, George Gibson,
Jr., NJ. Heller, R. c. Morton. ". L. Car
rington, Claiborne Watkins, f. A. Chalk
ley. C. L. Todd, Peyton Wise, III. Bodeker,
H. Weisiger, S. NJ. Rosenbaum, FL. j. My
ers, Junius A. Morris, L. Levy, E. B. Tay-
lor, Gus. Millhiser. The above committee
is requested to meet at Commercial Club
rooms to-day at P. NJ.
The following committee has been ap-
pointed on arrangements and will meet at
the rooms of the Commercial Club on Tues
day at 6 P. NJ. n. Heller, chairman; John
S. Elicit, r. w. Powers, Charles D. Hill,
and n. V. Randolph.
The committee on invitations met Satur-
day evening and apportioned their work as
follows:
Committee to Collect and 1abulate Names
Of Visitors.-C. D. Hill, E. D. Taylor, John
S. Elicit.
Committee 10 Prepare and Print Inuita-
tions.-Thomas Potts, George D. Thax-
ton, W. Fl. Tyler.
Committee to Distribute Inuitations.-W.
B. Palmer, e. B. Taylor, H. B. Taliaferro.
Preparations for the visit OF our North
Carolina friends have been going on for
some time, but by express request we have
heretofore not referred to them, the desire
being to perfect as far as possible the ar.
rangements before making an announce
ment.
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The City Dan'.-James Netherwood. the
contractor, is pushing forward the work on
the city dam, and it is probable it will be
completed by August 1st. 1t is Intended to
make the Job permanent one. 1t is prob
able that the Water Committee Of the Coun-
Gil will report adversely to the proposed
wooden addition to the dam.
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MURRAY 6 LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER ex-
erts wonderfully exhi!aratng andrefreshing ipfu-
eDce on every one coming within lis range, and as
consequence at parties were 1t is used the dancers
feel no fatigue. the conversation never flags, all the
mental powers Of the guests being stimulated to the
highest degree,
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Mayors Court-Mdyor Ctarke presiding.
The case OF Laura Jones (colored), charged
with the larceny Of twenty-five cents in cur.
rency from Elyira johnson, was continued
until this morning.
Louisa McRae (colored) was fined s. and
costs for disordery conduct. The costs
in this case were assessed ut S6.40.
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ToBE GOOD JUDGE OF a HORSE requires that
the person so judging Sh0ud be lover Of horse
ncsh have q keen eye 4 practiced hand, great dis
elimination. ana well Informed. Such person i:
Mr.. r. y. Wood, druggist, In Toronto. Canada
None can more quickly discriminate and tell tho
good or weak points of the animal. As remedy
for the cure and removal Of Lumps. Binchcs
Lameness Ringboncs, lie pronounces GiteS's Ltmt'
,ae,at Iodide i1n1non ia the article long needed by
HorSemen.
Sold Ly all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES, No. 120 West broadway
Nnr,
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Set for To- -N0woc.-Thec case OF Burnett
Us. Beattic. for false Imprisonment and de-
famation of character, damages assessed at
$4,000, is docketcd for tomorrow. This
is the second trial OF the cause. At the first
trial Burnett was non-suited and obtained
new hearing.
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Picnic Postponed.-As yet no definite
arrangements have been made in reference
to the picnic OF the Meade Memorial Sab
bath school, OF which mention has been
made. 1t is more than probable, unless
speedy action is taken, that it will be indeti-
nitely DostDoned.
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Capias Lssuea.-Judge Clopton has or,
dered Il capias to be issued for Lewis Wash
ington (coored), bailed in the Mayors
Court for Ills appearance at this term OF the
Hastings Court, and who forfeited his re-
cnrniZancc.
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CoNyIcTs. Augustus james, for robbery,
was received at the penitentiary Saturday
from Mathews county for ten years.
James Wyatt (white), OF Scott county, was
received at the same time for one year for
forgery. "A. N. Price (white), OF Pittsylya-
mia, was also received for one year for
malicious shooting.
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A COMPLIMENT TO THE PoLICE.-Ma1or
John Poe is in receipt Of note from
George A. Hundley. Esq, thanking him
for his courtesy in allowing detail OF po-
lice on the occasion OF the last picnic OF the
First Baptist church to Hanover Court
house. 1t is especially complimentary to
the efficiency of the detail sent Oh that oc-
casion, which consisted of Sergeant Dan.
Wren and Officers Fensom and Matthews.
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/ BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-Sarah Brown (co-
lored) was prostrated by heat Saturday even
ing on Grace street between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth. She was conveyed home by the
city ambulance.
The vessel to engage in the European
trade which arrived Saturday was the first
for twelve months.
There viii be a pigeon and glass-ball-
shooting for prize-cup at the James-River
Brewery Wednesday.
SATURDAY. was the second anniversary OF
the greatest storm in the memory OF the old
est inhabitant OF this vicinity.
The highest reported price paid Tor TO-
bacco on Change Saturday was $500.
MIR. Charles Pendle bad the third finger OF
his right hand cut off Saturday by circular
saw, at the establishment of John & George
Gibson.
The fines collected in the Police Court for
the week ending Saturday amounted to
S238. so.
The steamer OF Company sD," Richmond
Fire Department, has been put back in SER
vice, after q thorough overhauling and
painting.
The annual excursion of the Virginia
Press Association takes place to-day. They
90 to Hampton and Old Point.
The committee appointed to solicit funds
for the entertainment Of the expected North
Carolina visitors will meet at the CONNER
cial Club to-day ut O'Clock T. NJ.
A large party of eXcursionists from hunt
ington, W. Va, on their way to Old Point,
passed through the city Saturday.
There was seconds case OF prostratlon
by heat Saturday-an old coIored woman
fell on Fifth street near Canal. She received
attention, and soon recovered.
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SAVE YOUR CHILD's LIFE by giving Dir. MoF.
FETT:s TEETIISA (Teething Po,Cders). TEETH
INA will Regulate the Bowels and make Ieethlh2
easy. Cures Cholera Infanlum aud the Summer
Complaints of Children, Heals EruDtions and Sore
Removes and Prevents Worms. Anodynes only
soo,he: TEETIIIyA cures the child. II. ". POWERS
& Co. Richmond, and all druggists seeplt.
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A REVIEW OF THE TOBACCO TRADE.-Tht
warm weather did not materially interfere
with the tobacco business, the breaks, OF
ferings, and sales being fully pto the aver
age standard. Prices did not rule very h'Sn
owing to the quality OF the staple offered
Good tobacco is still in demand at goot
prices, while common and nondescrlpl
grades are neglected.. The transactions fol
the week were as follows The breaks com
prised LILA hogsheads and 1877 tierccs the
offerings at auction on 'ChaEge consisted
of 400 packages, OF which 1G1 were takel
in and 239 sold. Prices during the weel
varied from S1.30 to $3.50. The receipt
during the week were large, and most o.
the warehouses are crowded with tobacco.
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TO be Improved.-Authority has been
given Thomas w. Gentry, chairman OF the
Council Committee on Grounds and Build
ings, to have some repairs made TO one OF
the Offices in front Of the market-house, for
which 4 good tenant has been secured.
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JAS MACDOUGALL, 10 A. NJ. for Major E. r..
Cook. Mt No. 4 l3 Clay street: corner of Fifth,
roSewood-case piano, rosewood parlor suit, car
pet, &c.
T. L. WHITING High Constable, 10 A. A., furui-
ture. &c.
R. 8. ANDERSON & son, 10 A. NJ, groceries, &c.
j. R. HUCKADAY. 10 A. ~, groceries, provi-
SionS, &c.
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have aualyzed the whiskey known under the
brand of :. B-SELEcT," controlled by AIessrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR &c Co.. Richmond, Va. and fnd it
FREE FROM FUs1L OIL and other Impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur.
poses. j. B. MCcAw, M. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia,
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was hot and dis
agreeable. Between 3 and O'Clock par
ticularly the air was close and sultry. After
the latter hour there was 4 gathering OF
clouds and considerable wind, reducing the
temperature and increasing the comfort OF
the situation considerably.
THrRy0MErER SATURDAY: 6 A. NJ, "a
9 A. NJ, 81; noon, 81; P. NJ, 95; 6 z.
NJ, SO: midnight. so.
Mean temperature, 50.
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CoNvEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING July 20, 187S.-Lots front
ing: % feet on Main street corner Seven
teenth for $500; 21S feet on Grace street
between First and Foushee for S4,775; 704
feet on Eighteenth street between Marshall
and Clay for 81, 800; 2s feet on Main street for
5000; 80 feet on Thirteenth street corner OF
Clay for SSS; 33 feet on Pine street between
Spring and China for S700 30 feet on
Adams street between Clay and Leigh for
81, ,0O5; 45 feet on Seventh street between
Clay and Leigh for S2,405; % feet on Leigh
street near Brook avenue for S1G6; 22i feet
on Seventeenth street between Clay and
Vcnable for $500; 80 feet on Clay street
near Graham for S240; 81 feet on Leigh
street between Glmer and Munford for
$500; 32s feet OH Clay street between
Ninth and Tenth for S2,502.
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RusINEss AT THE GUST OM-HOUSE AND ON
THE DoCK-SHIPMENTS AND RECEIPTS, fo-
REIGN AND CoAsTwIsE.-The exports for the
week ending July Goth were rs follows:
Per German bark BrazIiero, to Rio de janet
ro, $3.50 barrels OF -four, valued at S21 ,611;
and per Norwegian bark Sulitzelna, to Har-
burg, Germany, railroad sills OF the value OF
5000. Total value of exports, S25,270.
The imports for the week consisted OF one
cargo of salt, per Norwegian bark Hlldberg,
from Liverpool, consigned to Davenport d
Morris, and one Of plaster, per schooner
Ada Ames, from Windsor, Nova Scotia, con-
sioned TO same firm. The value OF these
cargoes not given.
The following vessels were also entered
at the custom-house during the week !:
American brig Charles A. Sparks, to load
tobacco; British bark John Campbell, to
load oil; British bark G. 5. Packard, to
load tobacco; Norwegian brig Avant, to
load flour; British brig R. N. Hesler and
American schooner Tampico, both to load
tobacco-all for European ports, except
the brig Avant, which is chartered for Bra
lillian waters. This is the largest number
of entrances reported in one week for some
time.
The coastwise trade was better than for
the week previous. The entrances consist
ed OF "a vessels. hailing from New York,
Philadelphia, Havre de Grace, Petersburg,
Baltimore, Alexandria, and Georgetown:
Five of the number came light, TO load, and
the remainder brought cargoes OF lime, &C.
ment, salt, coal, and grain.
The clearances consisted OF nine vessels,
bound for Poughkeepsie, New York, Phil
adelphia, and Baltimore, laden with coal,
bark, slaves, logs, and granite.
The number of vessels in port Saturday,
loading, discharging, seeking, or waiting
cargoes, was greater than Oh the previous
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ENGINEERING.
NIVIL AND MECHANICAL

NIVIL AND MECHANICAL
u ENGINEERING
at the RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC IhSTI-
TUTE. Troy. n. y. Next term begins September
18th. The Annual Register for 1878 contains Il
with their positions, also of study require
mcnls for admission, expenses. &c. Address
iy l9.lm WILLIAM ii. YOUNG, Treasurer.
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The Cedar- Works Company.-The Rich
mond Cetlar-Works Company Qimitcd) have
had their title emblaZoned in liie-size letters
near the top of their new, handsome, and
commodious building that ornaments our
wotnr.lina
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The Contested ELection.-The case OF
John c. Robertson US. a. c. Attkisson,
contesting the right Of the latter to the
office of Commonwcath's attorney for the
city, is fixed for hearing to-day.
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AN AGE OF CoMpET1T1oS.-ln this day or Tie
world mpet,ion Is active in the extreme. But IN
the long run it's the best which wins the prize OF pub
lie preference spite ofal! the deceits used bolster
nm weak articles. For this reason DooLEfS EAST
POWDER is recognized as the highest possible
a.hI.rnn,nnt In hn k1nn- -nOMler.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BE. On alt sG;es OF RedI Estate made bettossx
the 1st 9f JoHUary nnd last ef June The tG.es TO,
the pTesent uear Euvs tn he pniA byths purchaser
Oh nR s0tss n0dt bttcecn The 1St of July and ,1a
Of the year hs tares hare 10 be raid By The seller
tThis custom was adopted about fftecn year: ago
hv all the real estate agents in Richmond, and 2p.
plies to Richmond and yicinity.l
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PIC-N1Cs AND Observation-Disclosures
Street Methodist church will have an eXcur-
sion to Curls Neck and City Point on Tues
day. The fare has been placed at low fS-
ure, inviting those who are OF small means
and are worn out with business cares and the
oppressiveness Of the weather to take sal
| on the smooth James and refresh their eyes
with views Of fields and woods, their lungs
with pure air, and their hearts with the
pleasure which comes from communion with
nature and all that sort OF thing.
The Germania Social Club will have pic
mic to-day at the Spring Park, west end OF
Marshall street. The promise is that they
will have an enjoyable time, and we are en-
couraged to believe that those who join
them will have nothing to regret.
The Missionary Society OF Leigh-Strecf
Baptist church have arranged for an eXcllr'
sion to and picnic at Craney Island to-day.
The Craney Island farm is near Atlee's sta
tion, on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
and there is plenty Of shade and good water
there.
The attention of those intending to fly
from the heats of the city to the cooling
breezes and inyigorating air OF the noun
tains is invited to the inducements offered
bv the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany in the way of cheap round-trip tickets
to the various springs along the line OF thell
road. The road is equipped with the bes
coaches and other conveniences. This de-
partment is under the special control OF Mr..
w. NJ. S. Dunn, engineer and superintend
ent, who is untiring in his endeavors tt
ma ke the traveller in his journey enjoy hi;
trip.
There will be a promising excursion tt
City Point to-day on the steamer Pamico
under the auspices OF st. Mary's Benedict
inc Institute. Captain Pritcbett, OF the
Pamlico, is famous for care and thoughtful
ness in advancing the pleasure OF those
committed to his charge.
Those who like to trip the light fantastic
toe, an d who regard mild climate as an es
sential to success in that line, will be glad tc
be again reminded OF the Lee-Monumenl
ball, which is to take place at the Mont
gomery White Sulphur Springs July 31st
Round-trp tickets, good for ten days, can
be purchased at reasonable price.
The annual basket picnic OF Grace-Street
Baptist church will take place on the 24th,
when the scholars and their friends vii
have an excursion to CurPs Neck and City
Point on the barge New York.
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CONGRESSIONAL WATERMELoNs.-The crop
of Joe Johnston watermelons in Hanover
county is very large and very fine this year.
They arc the best
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FOB ULCERArED MOUTH, the healing Rropertie,
of MEADE & BAKERS CAEBoLlC MoUrH-WAsI
are Hnexceed. Fifty cents bottle.
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Being Paid 0t.-City Sergeant Fitz;
gerald is now ready to pay of the grand
and petit jurors and veniremen who served
in the Hastings Court last week.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
" CATSK1LL MOUNTAINS,
WOODSTOCK. ULSTER COUNTY, n. Y,
NOW OPEN.
The house Is new. contains all modern improve
ments and furnished throughout IN the best manner
Transient board. So per day. Reasonable terms Tor
week or month. Best place Oh the mountains for
those troubled with HAY-FEVER. II being 3,3UO
feet above tide-water. Tecgraptic communication
with all points. For circulars address
JAMES SMITH. Manager.
Overlook Mountain House.
Woodstock, Ulster county, y. \.
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nor RENT, THE DESIRABLE, a.
Il WELL-ARRhNGED. AND COMPLETEE:A
NINE-ROUM BRICK DWELLING No. 3O7. south
side of Crac, telween Madison aud Monroe -treets,
with All the modern Improvements. lately occupied
by Robert A. Paine. Esq. Rent low aud premises at
onrr 10 a good lclant. ROBERT Il. LYME.
Y 19-3t
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH 1rou aecaSeo seel'
and diseased gums. use MEADE BAKER , IAN
BoLIC MOUTn-WAsH. Fifty cents pottie'