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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-10-26

REFORMED CHURCH.
Rev. j. T.. BOWMAN, PAsToI.
Services tomorrow at Shepherdstown
at II A. NJ Bethesda Z. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-10-26
NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH.

NJ. Z. CHURCH SOUTH.
Rev. J. l.. SnlPLEY, PASTOR.
Services in Shepherdstown tomorrow
at IL A. NJ. and 7 p. NJ; Liberty
Grove at ) Il. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-10-26

NJ H. VII - hS1.
Rev. ID. q. MILLER, PASTOR.
Services tomorrow in Shepherdstown
at ii A. NJ. Kearneysville 7. M.
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Shepherdstown, Oct. &c, 1878.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-24
sTAuNToN.

-,.,cr MARRIED - PENNSYLVANIA EalSRA-
rynx TO VIRGINIA - PEKscSAL-~sVNpAf-
SCHOOL. EXCURSION, &c.
rcn,res nonscncc Of the Richmond Dispatchl a
AUGUST %, 1878.
WHOM the excursion from Richmond LOT
,,,,,,;nc;on rassed through here Tuesday
90, nIe cot aboard who had Just been mar
,,oI a second time in Rockingham county.
.r,,n Groom was Victor l.. Saunders, VINO
ID Inc, served a term OF four years IN thc
,,nnitcn,iarv for Killing man IN sudden
ir,assion in his native county. lis VIE got
d;voree while be was In prison, but when
10 came out the old love returned, ana the
oo,,rle went from Mount Crawford. the VII
,arc in which they lived, to Harrisonburg,
md we're REMARKED. They bave gone 10
live in the West.
limited States Senator Johnston has WHIT
ton 10 Major jed no; o!lkiss, OF this city,
aslinc him 10 accompany him TO Pennsyi-
yonia. whittier he goes in September 10 de-
,iycr 4 course OF addresses inducing emf
Grafton TO Virginia. Major Hotchkiss has
tho resources and advantages OF Virginia al
Iii, finrcIs' ends, and will make valuable
assistant 10 the Senator.
Colonel William S. Gilman, OF Richmond,
! ON 4 yisi, to his bro:her-in-iaw, Mr.. 10
hcrt ". Burke, OF this city.
The Civ Council have adopted an AL.
verse report TO having paid Fire Depart
mant.
The Methodist Sunday schools had pic
,;c excursion 10 Fort Defiance yesterday Of
$40 pcr,ons-tbe largest excursion that ever
LETT stanton.
Major John w. Daniel. OF Lynchburg,
no. hrcn invited TO address the people OIL
Augusta, and will do SO early in September
'''e PENN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-24
Congressional nominations.

Especial telegram TO the Dspatcb.J
PORTSMOUTH, VA, August 23.-The Re-
publicans OF the First North Carolina con-
eressional district held their convention at
Edenton yesterday and nominated Joseph
J. Martin on the first ballot.
Associated Press reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.
CINCINNATI, August 23.-Tbe Democrats
have nominated W. S. Holman in the Fifth
judicial district, and d. Il. Lawson in the
Eighteenth Ohio district. The Greenback-
prs have nominated John Printy In the
Eleventh Ohio district.
CHARLESTON, August 23.-Tbe Republi.
cans of the First district have renominated
J. Ell. Rainey.
MoS1 GoMERY, August 23.-The Demo
cratic Convention OF the Fifth district, after
two days session, being unable to agree be-
tween Lyon and Bulger, at 2 O'Clock this
morning nominated Thomas Williams.
ELIZABETH CITY, n. c.. August 23.-The
Republicans OF the First district have NOM
mated Joseph j. Martin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-24
TO CERTAIN CREDITORS OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The following persons appear rs creditors on the
books that represent III the Treasury Office the stock
of This state known rs Revolutionary War claims,
issued under the act of 1894. bearing interest Gs
three per centum. redeemabe ut pleasure. and have
not called for the interest due The stock standing
In their tor such period or time as TO give
rise to The presumption that their heirs, II any
there be now living. having 40 knowledge OF the rx
istencc OF said stock. and all of which will appear
more fully by the following statamcnt-to wit:
st. Johns Berkeley church. certificates Nos. SAT
for S3l and 1913 for S2u.23. interest unclaimed
for two hundred and thirteen quarters. and amount
Ing 10 SSl.S4: William McCIuncy. certificate No.
BIT for S29.4J, interest unclaimed for two hill
bred and thirtyeight quarters. aL,i amounting To
Sj2.57: estate JACOB Ainus, certificate No. 363
for S20.l2. interest unclaimed for two hundred
and sixty three quarters. and amounting to $1,000:
Samuel PaXrC". certificates Nos. LOG for 81 aud
So for sG2.s2. interest unclaimed for two hun
S2O7.g0: Charles G.. Pinckney. tl'hstrc OF Mary
unclaimed for one hundred AMI sixty quarters, and
amounting TO 5000; Arnodus Vanderhost, In
trust for the estate OF james Wall. OF Virginia,
certificate No. "a for S2OO.JS, Interest unclaimed
for three hun.Irrl ana sixteen quarters, and
amounting IT. s41J.37.
Should the heirs ut law or legal representative or
any OF said s,ockl,nidcrs fail To establish their
rights in said stock on before the first day OF
November next. the state Treasurer Is authorized
ani REQUIRED 10 carry the principal and Interest Of
said stock 10 the credit of the State and close the
accounts.
[Urdcr act 1st of March, 1851
). J.. LEAPIIART,
State Treasurer of South Carolina.
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]. NEWS By TEL EGRApH.
10 DISPATCH from ALL QUARTERS

y + :. 90 + 80
TIE YELLOW, scoURGE IN THE SOUTH;
THE DISEASE. INCREASING AT VARIOUS
POINTS; SUBSTANTIAL SYMPATHY FOR
THE FEvER-sTglCKEN sUFFERERs-CoN-
GREssiONAL NOMINATIONS AND OTHER
POLITICAL INTELLTGESCE-THE LABOR
INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE AGAIN. AT
woRK-THE POTTER COMMITTEES
PROCEEDINGs- TRIPLE EXECUTION
IN SOUTH CARoLrNA-A PoIsoNER
HANGED AT UNION SPRINGS, Ala
ROBBERY OF A STAGE. COACH BY ROAD
AGENTS-sARAToGA TURF NoTEs-sIS-
GuLAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT AT LONG
BRANCH OF THE VIRGINIA
STATE FAIR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AT
THE WHITE SULPHUR sPRINGs-HEAvY
FAILURE IN LONDON-GARIBALD1 AGITA-
TING AGAINST THE GERMANIC GOVERN
MENTS, &c, &C.
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A HEALTHY BODY AND \ CLEAR
~

If Indigestion, constipation, and bousness tor
ment the body the head cannot be clear. These dis
orders react upon the brain most hurtfuly and pro-
duce Il cloudnesS In the organ of thought not cNre-
rienced By 4 healthy man. Happily these braiE-
depressing maladics may be entirely oispeHea by
that peerless Alternative, Hostcttcr'S Stomach Bit
ters which cheers, refreshes, and invigorates the
brain and nerves, while it regulates The organs OF
digestion, assimilation. and bilious secretion. 1t
expels the morbid humors which poison the system
through the bowels and urinary passages, and cSerts
powerfully invigorating influence rs well. lis ca
thartc action Is Irritating, violent, or pain
full. but even. natural, and progressive. As an APP
pe,zer ana sleep promoter the Bi,ers Is unriracd;
it miigate5 the infrmiiies OF age relieves The all
mcnts peculiar to the gcnllcr sex. arrests premature
decay and builds up III enfceblcd physique.
All 0O-Tu Th.SSw
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DANVILLE.

correspondence OF The Richmond Dispstcb.l
AUGUST -. 1873.
CD. Burks. printer, formerly. OF Lex
in"ton. Va. now OF the Daily Ne,os, was
today arraigncd before Justice Daniel Dug,
Ger for being drunk ard disorderlyy, ana
lined two dollars and an execution for the
coIIertion ri the same was issued 10 m Of
tccr, When no effects were found. tue
officer, in company With Rurks, went TO the
residence OF Justice Dugger-the olhcPf 10
make return on the execution and buFks
TO ask for new bearing. Dugger was met
1T his gate. and refused the application iof
4 new hearing; whcrcupon BurkS, IN an
instant. drew a sinSlc-barrcl pistol, and
rlacny il in Dugger's face, fired. Officer
Williams. who was standing near, inme-
datclv seized Burks and took him to Jail.
Physicians were quickly summoned, and
after an examination found that, hy the ball
striking the teeth and glancn@, Justice
burger was not necessarily dangerously
wounded, but his face is terribly lacera'ed'
and requires great care to prevent serious
consequences. W.
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TnE DARK ID old iady now living
on the Little Col orado. who has affirmed
TO the comfortable old age of one hundred
and twenty.eisht years, was thirty years OF
age at the time OF the dark day. Of which
she has a vivid recollection, and recalls
many interesting incidents that took place
with her people, the Spanish, and also the
Indians, who were more supersfitious. The
Spaniards buried all their saints, OF which
they had a goodiy number, while the In
dians took TO feasting upon dogs and other
animals. The g dark day" was so called
on account of the remarkable darkness that
extended throughout America. The OBJ
scuration commenced about 10 o'clock IN
the morning of May 10, 1880. and con-
tinued until the middle OF the next night.
Birds sang their evening song, disappeared
and remained silent; fowls went to roost.
cattle sought the barn-yard. end candles
were lighted in the houses. The true cause
of this remarkable phenomenon is not and
will probably never be known.--Arizona
Miner,
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOURExCHANGE.

NCHhOSD, August 70. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY
bushels. ''o
CoRN.-Whtte. $50 bushels.
OATS 90 bushels.
RYE.-1O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WnEAT.-Thtte. 500 bushels very good at 81 90:
rs bushels good at S1.05; 60 bushels very good ut
Sl.10: AZ bushels good on private rerns: 68 bush.
els ut g5c.--toia. 400 bushels. Red 81 bushels
good Lancaster at Sl.05; 3O2 very good FuIfz at
SI.05; 100 bushels FulIZ Ut CSC. 4G bushels Fmllz
1T 90c; 40 bushels Fuliz NJ 95c. Is bu heels FuItZ
at 81; 20 bushels Fu!tz at S5c. SO bushels Fultz at
good Fultz at 81; 100 bushels very good FuItz at
S1.O5: 81 bushels fair mixed at Csc; 20 bushels
good Fullz 1T 81: 76 bushels good FuItz private
terms; "a bushels Fultz ut S1.03: 1l9 bushels
Fultz NJ 9Gc.: $50 bushels Fultz at 81 90; 100
bushels Futz at S1.O3: 100 bushels very good
Lanc Ter at TO- bushels good Fultz at 81. Oh
Z66 bushels good Fultz At S1.01: Al bushels fair
ni,Z at 80 bushels Lancaster private terms
20 bushels on private terms !: 100 bushels Fuz at
fuitz at 9!c.; 100 bushels at Sl.O2: 154 bushels
NJ STUB: 12O bushels prime Lancaster al 81 o {;
30 bushels 1T 81: 40S bushels prime Fultz at OJ
ia bushels Fuliz al 81 76 bushels Fuiz al 9Oc /:
So bushels prime Lancaster at &l.1O: I6 bushels
fair FultZ at 9Jc.; rs bushels fair Futz at 81: IS
bushels good fuliz nj 81 100 bushels good Fultz
at Sl.O2: 17S bushels Fulz at orc: 90 u,hels
FlZ at S3c.: 100 bushels very good FuItZ Mt
S1.05: bushels fair Fultz 1T 81: SO bushels very
good FuZ on private terms; 12O bushes Fultz at
9jc.: so bushels very good Fulrz at 81 .O3; AS
bushels Fuz ut S0c.-total. SO Is bushels.
CoRE.-IF White, 100 bushels prime ut Gee.
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me Congressional Labor rnvestiga.

New York. August 2S.-The Labor In
vestigatins Committee resumed ifs session
to-day. Horace White stated that be bad
studied the financial question, and had paid
great deal Of attention to ii, when he was
a journalist and since he had retired from
journalism. He thought that the present
commercial crisis is only one of series
that have occurred among nations for the
past two hundred years, aud they have been
preceded by rampant specu'atfons. Every
body was in debt, more or less. He had
been looking over the list OF firms who bad
failed for FIVE years in Dun. Barlow & Co.'S
books, and he found that during that time
1000 firms had been bankrupt out OF GS,-
600 firms on the books.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-24

On the 2Gih instant Senator Johnston and
Mr.. A. BorSt will start on an extended trip
in The interest OF immigration, proceeding
as far AS New York city, thence up the
Hudson to Albany, thence to Boston and
other New England cities. Returning, will
visit Philadelphia and other cities and
towns in Pennsylvania.
Butter docs not seem TO be popular in
Springfield, Mass. The chairman OF the
Democratic City Committee declined TO sign
petition to make the General Governor,
but remarked, with warmth, that he would
cheerfulv sign one to have him hanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-24

A MAN WHO WOKE HIMSELF UP BY JUMP
ING OFF A TRAIS.-A dispatch from Wheel
ing, W. Va, is as follows:
Last night Jesse Waite, OF Williams
burg, n. Y, went to sleep in sieeping.car
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, about
forty miles east OF this city, and while the
train, the fast express, was moving at the
rate Of about forty miles an hour, he arose.
and while asleep walked Off the rear END OF
the Cur. The train stopped about hall
nile further on, and the conductor went
back to find the man, whom he met walk
Ing along the railroad track, following after
the train. few scratches were all the In.
juries he had sustained,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-24

A Mule AS AN AcToR.-A real mule was
one OF the attractions In the play OF "Ihe
Forty Thieves as produced last night.
No sooner had Ali come ont OF the cave with
his bags of wealth and attempted to put
them on the back OF the beast than be
began his part OF the performance. He let
fly with his heels; kicked the shavingss lthe
supposed ricbes) out Of the bags; kicked
down the cavern; kicked down whole
forest; kicked down the wings; kicked
out the end of the bass viol. leaning
against the stage, to pieces; smashed the
foot-ligh,s, and finally doubled up Ali By
planting both feet in the pit Of his stomach.
A rope was fastened around him, and he
was dragged off by the united strength OF
the company Virginia City (Neu.) Chroni-
I'll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-24

DROWNING OF AN EDITOR.- Cumberland,
Nd, August 22.-Th!s afternoon d party Of
young men were fishing in the South Branch,
near this city, when one OF them John
Sculi, editor of the Herald, Somerset,
Penn, OF which his father, Edward Scull.
is proprietor, wading in the water, fell into
a deep hole, and being encountered with a
string OF fish weighing thirty pounds,
was drowned, though he was an excel
lent swimmer. Scull was twenty-elght
years old and unmarried, Of fine ply.
sique and attractive manners. His Taml-
" is first in wealth and social position IN
Somerset, which town was thrown into
gloom by the sad tidings.-Speciat dispatch
10 the Baltimore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-24
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August 23.-The first race. TO-
day, free handicap for all ages. one mile,
was won by Vermont; Rifle second; Ma
genta third. Time, 1:44t.
The second race, free handicap for all
ages, one and three-quarter miles, was won
by Inspiration; Kenny second; Shylock
third. Time, 3:12
The third race, free handicap for all ages,
three quarters OF mile, was won by
Egypt; Lady SaYlers second; SnoWden
third. Time, iii.
The fourth race, one and quarter miles,
was won by Lucifer; Klburn second !;
Miss Malloy third. Time, 2:l2a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-24
THE Potter Committee.

New YORK, August 23.-W. z. Horne,
before the Potter committee, said he did re-
gard himself as the legal adviser OF attorney
for Governor Young. and was ready as soon
as he could get letters and kilograms to lay
them before the committee.
Major Burke then took the stand. He
considered all the acts Of the Louisiana Re-
turning Board illegal, as that Board was an
ilegally-constituted body. Responding to
question from Mr.. Butler, he stated that
none OF the Packard Legislature were al
lowed to become members of the Nichols
Legislature who were not known to have
been elected by majority votes.
kilograms were received to-day from
Governor Young. of Ohio, saying that he
was willing that Horne should state any
thing he knew. He Young had no secrets.
A telegram was also received from Rep
resentative Gibson saying that Burke was
mistaken about him having conversation
with Sherman on Louisiana matters.
Maior Burke explained that on February
26th be received Il note from General Glib
son stating: "Let me see you ut once.
Sherman and Cameron notify me they will
call to see me this evening"" Witness said
from this no inferred that Gibson had met
them and discussed the question, but In
this he might be mistaken.
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HUNYADI JANOs WATER.
's1HE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
UUNYADI JANOS,
TIE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.

THE LANCET" IIunyad Janos.-tiaron Lieb,s
aflir,s that it. richness in apcrcut salts sur
passes that Of all other known waiers.'
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL.-" Hun
yadI Janos.-Thc most agreeable, safest, anu
most efhcaciouS apcr!cnt water.
PROFESSOR vIRCIIOW, BERLIN. "Invariaby
good anu prompt success; most valuable"
PROFESSOR BAMBERGER, VIENNA II hare
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue
cess"
PROFESSOR sCANZONI, WrRZDuEG. ~ pre-
scribe none but this
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTON. NJ D., L. L.
g., LONDON. More pleasant than Its rivals,
and SURPRISES them in efcacy.'
PROFESSOR AITKEN, NJ. d.. +. II. 6, RoYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL. NETLEY. " Preferred ~
Puna and Fricdrichshall.''
WINEGLASSFUL a DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO TIE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC.
Every genuine bottle bears the name or TIE
ApoLLISARIs COMPANY iLimitcLl. LONDON.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Al and 43 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States aud Canadas.
FOR SALE BY
DEALERS. GRUCERS. AND DRUGGISTS.
PURCELL. LADD & CO., Richmond,
General Agents for Virginia.
The label on every bottle Is printed on BLUE
papcr. ia 2S-MW&F&eowtAu27
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Trfp1e Hanging i'm South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, August ga triple cXecu-
ton took place to-day at Bennettsville,
Marlboro county. Two brothers, John and
Neal Locklar, and Pompey Easterllng. their
negro confederate, were hanged for the
murder OF Frank Bryce, an Irish peddler,
in February last. The Locklars were bali
breed desperadoes, and formerly belonged
to The notorious band OF North Carolina
outlaws under Henry Berry Lowery. They
made no confession, and met their fates
calmly
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singular Deati, OF Telesrapher.

LONG BRANCH, August 23.-Harry O'Nel!,
the vell-known telegrapher OF the Contl-
mental Hotel, Philadelphia, was found dead
in a hotel here last night. Having acci-
dentally fallen on washbowl in his cham
Der. the bowl broke and cut his throat,
causing him to bleed to death before assist
ance arrived.
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FINANCIAL.
by Teicsrapal.

hs
NEW YORK, August 23--Gcid opened at 1O0H
. Sasn.-Stocks Irregular Money. per cent. Gold.
1O0H. Exchanze-LoDg. 4S4: short, 1884, STATE
bonds quiet. Governments lower.
g EpentnI-5toney, ~ per cent. Exchange lower
ne 4S3. Gold, 1004. Governments quiet; new SIS,
1906 States quiet.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET sc.
NEW YORK. August 23-Stecss strong. New
York Central. 1105s: Erie. 16k: Lake Shore. 655;
Illinois Central, 79f: Pittsburgh. TEX; Chicago
Rock Island, III: Western Union, 92f.
sub-Iren.ury balance: Gold, S123,e99,797;
currency u lS.992.319: paid interest, $4,000;
s3T4,00O.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 23.-ylrginia 6,s, deferred
Az: consos, 545: second series, 20; pa>t-Guc cou-
E01s, 7S. Bid to-day.
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ALETTER FROM GtRIBALD

ROME, August 23.-Another letter from
Garibaldi has been published, being the
fourth in the last fortnight, intended to pro-
mote agitation against the Germanic gov
ernments, especially Austria. lie dcnounccs
Kaiserbund's and BIsmarck's attempts to ca
ress his natural ally, the head impoSter OF
the Vatican. He says he finds nothing bor-
rible in the programme OF the German So
cialists. On the contrary, two OF their AZ
tlcles for a part of lifelong convictions,
and their fufilment is indispensable for the
amelioration Of the material and moral con-
dition Of the people.
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Il LIQUORS. Wines. kr.
/: Scotch, best brands, pints $2GlsZ.15 4

Llcuors. Vince. &c.
Ala: Scotch best brands, pints $2GIsZ.15
dozen, e,oid. - $500 sa-s
granaies: Domestic. sl.25as2: nnst. sl.1oa
$40; apn;c. new. SI.75@S2; old, s2.25&33;
Virginia peach. s2tas2.60. -
Rue WSfskens: Medium. 81 IS omsz nure old. 80
@s4: Virginia mountain, naT, s2tGS2.5U, I'D
%2.50GS3.60 and UPWARDS esg
Gin Domestic. sl.256tS2: imported, SO 3 cass.
Esl1 ENGLAND RnH1. S1.50t6k1.SO.
RectUGcd 1Titsseys: Market quiet; proof, S1.20
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fttse: TOYS mining. 35c@s1.25 q 100 fee:.
P0t1dsr: S5.75 by the fse keys-ieas th.n fv
kegs 1925 blasting, S3.25@$3.5O.
Shot: Northern, Sf.75 a tsig OF 20 IDS.
GriadStoaes: 1afG2kc. p ID.
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Execution i'm Alabama.

UNION SPRINGS. Ala, August 23.-Ro-
bert Mitchell (colored) was hung here to-day
for poisoning bis grandmother and step,
grandfather in April, 1877. At least 10, 900
negroes witnessed the execution. He had
made confessions several times before to-
day, but on the scaffcld he protessed his IN
nocence and declared himself ready to dle.
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SEssE'TES q.
yTEGETlNE.

VEGETlNE'
Into its composition the medicinal virtues OF
dozen or more carefully selected barks, roots, and
Lcrbs enter and all OF these Juices ale so strongly
concentrates and in state OF such perfect harIno-
ny and solution that their combined action is always
uniform palatable. and pleasant to the most delicate
and refined II should be said also, that FEGE-
TINE contains no mineral OF any sort and no OPIUM
morrhine, nor anything else OF 4 banefu narcotic
nature. Whatever power for good 1t possesses 1t
owes to the benefcent vegetable products which the
Almighty has lit TO place In our native WOODS
and pastures. and which extracted and MADE har-
moniouS l'y human agency and skill. There is not
so much rs. an atom OF poison in tile whole COM
pound; nevertheless it possesses the speedy and
penetrating action OF the most riru!ent poison
never for injury, but always and eternaily for good
VEGETINE works in all directions and still II Is not
claimed Of 1t that It's "cure-a." Far from It, II
Will cure. however, all diseases; and there are many
which proceed from nearly one and the same cansc
You have doubtless seen many kinds OF fruit grow
Ing on the same tree; but common sense told you
that this was the result of grafngs, and you
dii not marvel because there only one root to
The whole. By destroying the root you could have
destroyed all its products. 1t matters not whether
plsh so direct result it must necessarily possess
more than Il single mode Of action and such is tile
case. We may say, then, that
VEGETINE ACTS IN FOUR WAYS.
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TONIC.
REV. o. r. WALKER SAYS:


PROVIDENCE, r. J., l64 Transit street.
II Il. StereuS. Esq:
feel jund To express with my signature The high
value | place upon yonr NKGETiNE. My family
used X for the last two wears. IN nervous de-
biy it is Invaluable: and recommend IL 10 all who
may need an invigorating, renovating tonic.
.. r. WALKER.
formerly pastor Of Bowdoin-Square church, Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-24
COURT ORDERS.
uUuAN.HAIR GOODS, &c.

r w. CORBET, MANUFACTURER
/ ]. OF HUMAN-HAIR GOODS, 5l9 BROAD
STREET. -LaGies' own hair conbpes made over
iuto BEAUTIFUL BRAIDS 1T 20 and 25e. per ounce,
Fling ER-PUFFS. three Tor 25c.: CCkLS: ~ 10
25e. Zach for making: REAL,HAIR SWt tSdHss,
pIECES. made OF frst-qusiiiy afr on vegetable
net at 81 per inch aud In great variety OF styles
the Conquest and the '.Victorla" are very nsa.
and tyIish and are the cheapest front-peces mass
only 75c. each. The former are made OF nfst-aua
hair beautifully waved, and WIN pnse .r,s
adj, of natural medium size. aud are
very popular. FRIZZES ut rs, 3d. and ooe; EE
ward all coiors Oreers and inquiries bS u,aH 1S
ee, n q I'm TN 9 MIN $40 Broad street.