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RELIEF OF INFLAMMATION AND ULCERA
TlON OF THE BLADDER, AFTER THE
LIFE OF TIE PATIENT HAD BEEN
DESPAIRED Of BY HIS LIIS, MEDl-

Extract from letter sf DIR. u. 3. Greer, Of Rocky
Mount, Franklin county, Va, of June 3. 1851
81 have recently had occasion 10 Try the 'Lithia
Water In n case Of Inflammation aud liberation
Of the Bladder caused by the retention Of urine. the
result Of structure Of twenty yesrs' standing. had
exhausted all the resources, both of experience and
authority, without relief. and when my patient
commenced the use of it had no hope Of his recoy-
cry. He has been using the water fve weeks. With
results so favorable that he now has every proSpect
of complete recovery, and without some unexpected
change In his condition. will be on bis feet IN Slorl
time The effects of the water In this case nave
been marvellous. For the sake of humanity shall
keep record Of the case, and report to you us IL ao
yInces." - -
In subsequent communication, DR.. Greer, re-
ferring to the above case, says:
- In The case Of Inflammation and Ulceratlcn OF
the Baddcr heretofore reported the patient recoV-
cred. and l attribute the recovery entirely 10 the
Litha Water
These WATERS, in cases Of one dozen half-gal-
Ion bottles s5 per case at the Springs. and OF PUR'
CELL. LADD & CO.. Richmond, Va, 5000 per
case. Pamphlet sent 10 any address
THOMAS F..GOODE, Proprietor.
oe 1.2taw6w Buffalo Lithia Springs. Va.
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MACON" BURGUNDY WINES, pints and
quarts; Moet & Chaudon's Greeu-Seal Champagne
Roederar & Mumms Champagne, Hennessey and
Martell Brandy; Montros, CleInmer, Bumgardner,
and B-Select Whiskeys; Cigars OF all grades; Fam
lily Groceries-all at moderate prices. Our TEAS
are new and very low IN prices. ,~
W. d. BLAIR & Co.,
l109 Main street
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THIS IS what A. A. Fuller, Esq, of Boston, says
about BCRSETT's COCAINE: 81 nave used less
than n bottle. The dandr,I.f, and the irritation
which caused II. have entirely Disappeared and my
hair was never before In SO good condition.
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THE MERCHANTS REsrAUEAST-Grs. p
bELaRuE' well known TO The yirgtnia public from
MS former connf ctions with tue Exchange Hotel,
1reenorier White Sulphur Springs, and Ze.elle's
restaurant, has purchased Of Mr.. Zimmerman the
saloon on Main street next door 10 the Dfspotch
once. Mr.. DELAEUE is reliable and courteous
gentleman, and having had long experience IN ca.
terng Tor the public will NO doubs keep frst-class
mousse aud continue to justify The confidence aud
patronage "f his friends. He will always keep on
ilihu 1n ana fresh supply of Choice Liquors and
Cigars. Dir. A. ZETELLE has opened in connection
with the establishment restaurant and hot.lunc,
counter.
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Work OF THE LETTER CARRIERS FOR SEP
TEMBER.-The following is report Of mail
matter delivered and collected by the letter.
carriers at the Richmond posr-office for the
month OF September: Carriers employed,
IS; delivery trips daily, 9 8, aud 4; collec-
tlon trips daily, ., 8, and 4; registered let
ters delivered, sol mail letters delivered,
100, ,153; mail postal-cards delivered, 49,
453; local letters delivered, 9,232; local
postal-car6s delivered, 1888; newspapers,
&C., delivered, 5S,3l3; letters returned to
the Office, $50; letters collected, G2,477 ;
postal-cards collected, 25,349; newspa-
pers, &c, collected, SAL. Total postage
on local matter delivered through the
boxes, general delivery, or by carrier,
$316. 33.
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AMUSEM YiEE'S.
.TRE--PINAFORE.

USENa ENES.
ATRE-PINAFORE.
Rc-cngagcmcnt Of
Miss ADAH RICHMOND
AND
HER C0MlC-OPERA COMPANY,
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
and grand production of the eyer-pOpular opera
II. VI. s. PlNAFORE,
H. NJ. :. PINAFORE,
II. VI. s. PINASORE.
Box-shee! nj Theatre and Johnsion's. nc 6-1i~
SECOND GRAND AND SELECT q
By TX
CIiICKAMAUGA TRIBE, No. iS, SSSA
J. q. K. NJ,
at their hall In the beautiful! grove Futon's HILL
half mile from the city.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1879 tIF FAIR.
Dancing from 4 =. 81. to a. NJ. Il full striug
band has been engaged and good time Is prom lsed
to all who attend Admission, Csc.
Refreshments at city prices. Stages VIII be run
from the Old Harket and from the eastern terminus
of the sircet-rallway 10 the grove day and night.
Tickets can be procured from any member OF the
committee. Gimrr's sage-drivers, and IT the gate.
Committee: MYER ANGLE, GEORGE POCk-
LINGTON, audC Ii. A. CLAY.
Sc 2s&Ocl&6@
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are neve susar-coated.
Every box has red ": TX seal on the lid, with the
impression DIR. McLANE'.S LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's liver PILLS bear the
signatures Of G. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. 9. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS. prepared by Fleming Bros,
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being fuu of limitations
Of the name McLAEE. spelled diferel,tiy but same
pronunciation. my 1.2-deowly
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SAVE MONEY by EaVing your printing done at-ht
DISPATCH PRINTING-IlOUSE. Good work, Low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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EpUCATt0NAI..
!, ,1FDTCAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA

~ REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES In
~ s"tn.tiin;fon viii commence on MONDAY. Octe-
Sr @ occs aaafss ,s can IN ,,s e a; ,se
tea tnsse mn Toe 6-lti J. b. MCCAW, 81. d., Dean.
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AsAFRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth. there is nothing SO good as MEADE 81 BA'
KER,s CARBoLlC MoUTu-WAsH. Fifty cents
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed lce'n
and diseased gums. use MEADE L BAKERS CAF'
BoLTC MoUTn-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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DIsCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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h. ELLYS0N CO., Gugertlsing agents, insert ad
veFtisements In all Of the newspapers OF the Untst
Sia.es a. publishers rates Orders lef; II the Dis
patch countips-rooru will receive prompt after
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YOC ARE INVITED 10 examine the stock OF
HuTZLER BROTHERS. The new styles Of trim
mings now ready.
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Entered at the Post ONCE at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.1
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUHDlY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather, warmer southerly winds, and fall
ing barometer. .@.*nf ~. r = - ,
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy
or partly cloudy weather, occasional rain,
easterly winds, stationary. or higher tenn
perature, and low barometer.
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AUCTION SALES THFfS DAY.

85- On all Snke8 OF Real Estate mae, tctisce,
the lst of Jaaudrg and iGst Of Jun. tie taZssfG.
the Dresent year haze tn bs pnid bytte purchase.
On 0tt sale. made betreea the 1st 0f fJuky ydradl1a
lThls custom Tas adopted about fifteen years age
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, anu az
plies to Richmond aud yicinity.t
+. II. VALENTINE. 10 A. NJ, household rurni.
ture, &c.
r. s. ANDERSON &C SON, 10 A. NJ, groceries.
j. Z. HOcKADAY. 10 a, NJ, groceries, SC.
W. GODDIN. p. NJ. trustees sale of lot on nortl
side OF Marshal between Munford and Gll,nel
streets.
G6DDlN, WARREN & CO., 8 p. NJ. store aud
dwelling No. 1909 Main street.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10h a. M.. at Mr.. Arthur
Rooncy'S wareroomS, corner OF Governor ana
Franklin streets, extensive sale OF furniture
CHAPLIN. STAPLES & CO., AZ p. NJ. trustees
sale OF three small dwellings on the east side or
TwentE-nnth between Leigh and M streets.
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FINE CHEw-Cheapest out-lOc. plug, 8 t
the pound, at =. WnITL0CK'S
l445 Main street.
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! MOZART PINAFoRE.-TheM Mozart Pinalcre
Company will have their next rehearsal
Tuesday night. ~.
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR,

For BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKERl
CARBoLIC MOUTiI"WAST. Fifty cents Il bottle.
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IF You WANT GOOD PAIR OF UNDERsHIRTs
20 TO SYCLE BROTHERS.
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1NCIPlENr TARTAR AND SCURF removed hy
MEADE Il BAKERS SApoNINE DENTIFglCE.
Fifty cents 4 box
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STONE.
CASE OF MR.. C. WOLFE, OF POINT CoU-
PEE PARISH, LA.

..-' PEE PARlSH> LA.
POINT CoCPEE PARISH, La, April z, 1875.
Mr. Thomas F. Goode, Proprietor Bnfato Ltthia
Springs. Virginia:
TWO wears ago began to suffer with severe ana
constant pain in my kidneys. which was soon lloi-
lowed by violent attocks, averaging aosGL, Two % d
week, causing excruciating agony. from which was
frequently relieved by the discharge or stone OF
from four 10 six grains In weight: at other times
by the passage of smaller stone, and sometime oy
sand in considerable quantities.
songnt, but in vain. the best medical assistance
duced TO such condition that my menical advisers
told me frankly that l had nothing TO nope from
remedies: that my condition was hopeless one,
and looked to death alone for q termination OIL a
miserable existence. Mr.. D. /. Lyons, druggist OF
Now Orleans. about six months ago advised me 70
try the Buffalo Liihia Water, Spring No., winch
did. About week after commenced the use OF
Il had an attack of less than usual severity, In
which passed TWO small stoncs-one 9f 2oaiGh
nfnced in q tumbter Of the aodter, ana IN d00ttt
three hours found ii disSotped to .ne poo0eT.
rhaI gave me confidence, and determined 10 per-
severe In It's use. have had no attack wnalc'er
since nor has there been any discharge OF stone OF
sand. ,,.,.,>o.ro,,.
The main In my kiGneys has entirely GiSappeared,
| nv Weight which haG been greatly reducsd nave
fully reraincd and my general health Has ueep Gu
| tiIeiy restored livery cheerfully acknowieoec my
indebtedness 10 the Buffalo Lita water lot my lie
| and the comfort which now ENJOY. . ,,-
| Respectfully, Z. WoLFFE.
| STATEMENT OF MR.. j: 1, Lyons, Y,,r1.is MHoLE-
| SALE DRUGGIST AND IMPORTERS,
42 AND Al. CORNER GRANFIER AND CANT
| STREETS. NEW RLEANS,LA. ..,.-
NEW ORLEANS, La, April 5. 1875.
L am personally cognizant OF the lruth.nihess ol
the foregoing statement Of Mr. c. Wolfe, VINO Is ono
OF our best citizens. j. l.. LYONS.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF TIE TEETH AND GUMS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLlC MoUrIf.
WASH. Fifty cents Il bottle
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FOR THE LATEST STYLES go to SYcLE BRO
THEIRS.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF BLACK CASHMEREs
in the city can be found at SYCLE BROTHERS..
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
THREE YEARS OLD;
OLD SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY,
FOR PEACHES;
FRESH SPICES FOR PICKLING,
endless variety,
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear and

THERMOMETER SATURDAY.: 6 4. NJ, 66 ;
g. A. NJ, 73: noon, SO; g. z. NJ, 81 ?.
NJ, rs; midnight. &C.. -.
= Mean temperature, IA.
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FOR FEDERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
OF MEADE Il BAKERS CARBOLIC MoUTu-WAsH
are uHeXcelled. Fifty cents bottle.
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FAIRS.
T AIDES FAIR, FOR THE BENEFIT
ST. PATRICk'S CHURCH.,
WILL BE; HELD
O-NIGHT IN THE STORE FORMERLY OCCU-
PIED BY MR. G.. ZI5iaytR. NEAR THE
OLD MARKET.

The ladies Of st. Patrick's Church. congregation
respectfully invite The public 10 patropize iheir
FAIR. The proceeds are 10 be devoted 10 making q
very necessary addition 10 the residence attached TO
the church. The Fair will remain open untis Octo-
Der Ith. a..,.e..-... 80 .,.-.4s-a. oc G-lt
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BUFFALO LsTHaA WATER.
BUFFALO LTTHIA WATER
FOR
: AFFECTIONS OF THE KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER.
DIABETES.
DIABETES MILLTTUS.

CASE or MISS -. STATED ny DR. THOMAS
M. DARNALL. OF GRIFFIN. Ga.
rEx,ract from letter dated Griffin, va, March @
1891
"On the 18th day Of April, 1878, was called tr
s.e Mary child about seven years OF age. / foand
her With decided Iever. distressing nausea insata
bic thirst dry skin, very restless. torpid oo~eis
with IRENE emaciai!on and debility. She wa;
passing an unusual quantity OF water, about three
gallons per day. !. -, .ho .h,x,.
ter,ettc cnior aud smell of dlabetic uriue. Under
Tro;nmers tc:t il Welded abundant evidence OF ihe
presence Of glucose tdiaoet!e sugar It's spfcint
She imnroyed sufficiently 10 be sent 10 the BuffalC
Liihia Springs OF Virginia, which place she Ysllec
in the month of Angus when her condition was so
much imnroyed thai she returned home In the fal
almost entirely tree from disease. She Is now
March 8. 1878 (ahout year from the atacsl; en-
toying good health, lively, cheerful, ana PLAYFUL
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YlHE. LADIES OF ST. .PATRICK'S
L CHURCH. Twenty- -hfth street are DO. ding ;,
FAIR In the basement OF the church. which WIN
coaiInue until SATURDAY WEEK. They ask the
patronage Of their friends. %3-eeat9
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DR.B COHEN. late professor OF Modern
md Ancicn; Languages In the Boys and Girs'
Juyh school In Savannah. Ga. will open on the ST
III &C CTOBEE Il SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, fit
ng ,hea for college Or for business al l0l2 EAST
CLAY STREET.
TVtNlNG CLASSES for young ladies and gehtle-
men ia which the French and German languages
xyIj l4 taught practically and theoretically
For further particulars, terms, etc, inquire at MS
residence. 1912 eat Clay street. ,,,,,, ,-
pFTEpExCES: Rev. DR.. John William Jones,
Rcv J. H. .1cter n. D., Eev. 4. T.. Dickinson. ID. d.,
I,r. ". II. Ruffncr. Rev. DIR. Charles MinniReFode,
General Joseph f. Johnston. Prof. Ed. i: smith,
Dr George w. Bagby, Judge George l.. Christian,
Rev H. NJ Jackson, Colonel William +. Tanner
is,.rt Stiles sc 22.1nit
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

FOR CHEAP CARPET go 10 SYCLE BROTHERS.
A FINE LOT OF CLoAKS Just opened 1T SYCLE
BROTHERS.
FOR CHEAP PAIR OF BLANKETS 20 to SYCLE
BROTHERS..
SYCLE BROTHERS have hundreds OF BARGAINS.
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sg- THE CIRCULATION OF THE; ;DIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED GIRCU-
LATroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAHL r NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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The fifteenth session OF This school VIII Desin
THURSDAY. September 25th, 1879.
CHARGES PER SESSION;
Elementary Fuglish and MathcmaticS...........S6
English and Higher Mathematics. 72
~ ain Greek French. German, cicIi.......... ID
ri~rryuru', SonS.................. ........... so
Te,Th,rs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
<If n box stucics more than TWO OF these IAN
ptgue, no charge Is made for the third and fourth.
PAYMENTS rs follows Ten dollars (slO) the dav or
cutraucc: the halanccin three. siX aud nine months
from the 18th day Of September. 1879. .
Bcys Of eleven years OF age received, or, If well
advanced. even younger.
fircnEtrs a. the bookstores.
AppcattonS NAV he made 10 the Prlnclpal AT No.
Gil east Leigh street. . ,.,
THOMAS II. NORWOOD.
sn 1n-1rn Principal.
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OPENING To-Day.

VFENINN TO-DAY.
DON'T FORGET
the
GRAND OPENING
MONDAY, October 9Th,
GUS. f. DELARUE's ESTABLISHMENT
(MERCHANTs' RESTAURASTI,
11l6 Main street,
opposite the American Hotel,
where he will be pleased TO see his friends and the
puolic generally.
Mr.. a. ZETELLE
has opened in connection with This establishment a
RESTAURANT AND Hor-LUNcH COUNTER,
and will also be pleased to see and serve his friends
and the public on this occasion
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ARTISTIC TAILORISG
by
JOHN WANAMAKER.
PANTS TO ORDER, 81 10 So:
SUITS TO ORDER, Sl3.5s 10 $40.
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hlR. 4. ZETEIL,

MACCAROSi IN ABUNDANCE.
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CHRISTIAN g WHITES.
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,yEp1CAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
TIE REGULAR WINTER SESSION
nc TpIs INSTITUTION COMMENCES FIRST
MONDAY OF OCTOBER
AND CONTINUES FIVE MONTHS
FACULTY
RICHMOND.

=, roySFs VI D., Emeritus Professor or Phys
l. ii",ory and Medical jurisprudence.
,,,rES 4. MCCAW, N. d.. Professor of Practice
u,.%TER q, MCGUIRE, VI. d, Professor of Sur
y : rC;irFMAN. N. D., Professor Of Obstetrics. &C.
r. 4 4 CI'NXiXGHAM, Vi. d., Professor Of Anato-
S'sWELLFOHD, NJ. D., Professor of Ma:eria
- Vedica and Therapeutics
= FMANsoN. NJ. D., Professor OF Pnysloiogy and
u "CI;I'LFN. NJ. D.. Professor cf Diseases Of
a. 'womeu AMI Children:
,,.,NrIaT ii. TAYLOR, NJ. D., Professor Of
'tncnisrry and Pharmscy-
r " WEST, NJ. d., Demonstrafor OF Anatomy.
n II. TAYLOR, NJ. D., Assistant Demonstrator OF
Anatomy.
Tho course OF instruction is complete. botE theo-
rc:Ical and practical conducted by the Prot ssors,
assisted hy the Adjunct Facuty, who give The stu
,Jsu; a daily examination Ola The lectures Without
additional charge. .
The clinical advantages OF Richmond are all un-
der ;he control Of the Faculty. The City Hospital
;hp College Hospital. the College Dispcnsary, anC
fhc state Central LIuatic Asylum are open 10 the
student without charge
Esirases for whole course, including Ma
iTcuIa'oh W
students attending summer course. ......~ 90 ~
Practical Anatomy, De mOustratur's fee. 10 0(
Good board from 81 10 $50 per month.
For further Information. apply 10
j. Is. NCCAW. NJ. D..
81 9-a3;aw& toe 6 Dean Of The Faculty.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
Y No. 100 EIGHTH STREET.

THE fifteenth session of This school will begin
n.IlI,pStL ~ snlAfeinhcr 2ilill. 1879.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-12

Michael Maguiniss of Boston, while
drunk Saturday night, fell backward from
the top to the bottom of flight of stairs
and killed himself.
ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, March
Attendance and receipts very light {;
market dull. There was inquiry for new
butter. We quote: common 10 to Is
cents; fall ends 20 to 90 cents; selections
% to % cents per h.
OF course the Christian Register had q
man in its eye when it asked, Isn't it
about time for Vermont to take turn at
! Furnishing the country with a presidents"
| Senator Edmunds would fill the BILL
Boston Journal.
The body of Octave Gotta, Frenchman
60 years old. was found in the lake at
Burlington, by ice. cutters to-day. He
had been missing seven weeks. 1t is not
known whether the drowning was acct
dental or n case of suicide.
WRESTLING MATcH.-The right to wear
the champions belt and to have the title OIL
champion wrestler in America" will be
contested on the stage of the Boston
theatre, Wednesday afternoon, by Col, j.
fl. Mclaughlin, of Detroit, Mich, and
John Mcmahon. of Rutland, both Of whom
have won the honors. Col Mclaughlin
is the present owner of the belt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-12
Vermont News.

Ah.1l~pN LOlNih
James II. Baleacllcr. the Mildlebury lorger,
wa, released on bad yesterday.
Anew thirteen stop, tW enty-so pedal Wood
organ recently set IN one OF the sophomore rooms
at Middl.bury collie. c attracts goo deal oil at
lunticn. Two OF the freshmen who were formerly
telegraph operators have created some enthusiasm
over Leegruphv. sUmc In 4 dozen different
machines are IN operation and all tue buildings are
connected by thclr wires.
Mrs Hammond was present Sunday at the NJ. e..
church, MiddIeDuly, where 100 converts were
taken INTO The church on probation, and several
more by letter.
CALEDONIA COUNTY
Timothy Gatchellcrs house at stannald, occu-
pied by his brother, has been burned; loss $500,
insurance $500.
CuIrTENDEN COUNTY.
rhe locomotive LimO'lle on the Burlington an
Lamolilu mixed tram, met with an accident by a
detective rail at Essex junction, the 9th, by which
1t was thrown square across tour Tracks. 1t was
soon rghte |, however, and the trains were de-
lay ci only n shout time.
Inc burlington health OIL cas- report for Feb
snow ,hc total nu ub3r of butl' i0r tlit N min 70
nave beer Il; mari lgcs 3; deaths 10. two dca'nS
resu t5I from dlphlhetit anl mrie from con'nmp-
uon. rnrec were over ~ years Of age anl thfe1
uu lor Que year.
Mr.. Nlphpnso Bates, one OF the most hscd ct'-
L4ns of Colchester met with very serious accident
rec.u ". lie went Into the sA1 fto n the Kitchen
At IN, home, and stepped upon small, round stck
of woJ AMI Tell, bfeIkius MS rlElt loEat MS MP
joint. ,,,,,,rv
AtElst Concord, March lst VIM. Brown, aie'
30. vas killed by n falling tree
! While Rev. Z. F. Page Of East Concord wa
mnklng pastoral call, can of kerosene oil wa
taken i,om his sleigh. rms Essex County Herald
hope, that while the lamp hollis out II burn th'
vile sinner may return and bling the oil with him
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
NJ. H. d. L,yerin, of Etst B3r& SHIRE, has late
rr,ursed from Mississippi, whore hs has span
three months on his plantation.
Me slcs have appeared in Georgia; also whoop
ins cough in the east part Of the towr.
LlMolLLE COUNTY.
D., petition TO the president, asking for comm'
tatlon OF the sentence ofsimuel Morgan, the swio
/ ling pension agent, ID being widely circulate
/; through Lamoie and adjacent counties
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-12
NOT DESERVING OF Pity.

Bcggared spcndlhrifts, to whom money has no
exchange value but pleasure.
Persons who Will persist in wing by inches with
ryspcpsIA and liver diseases. when Dr. Pltrce's
Golden Medical ID sCorCrV and Pleasant Purgatlve
Pellets are unlailmg remedies for these maladies.
Parents who spare The rod AMI ruin the child
fast Young men and women are generally spoiled
chlhcn to begin with
PEOPLE who suffer from catlrrh, when Dr.. Sage's
Calarih Remedy Is a safe reliable, and well tested
rene, ly for this loaihsome disease.
Peo |, who marry for monty and find too late
that the golden glitter Is all moonshine.
Women vino suffer death every day of their lives
when Dr.plerces tavorite Prescription Will effect
ualy remove those painful weaknesses and inpart
a heathlul tone and strength to the whole system.
People who 1--we beyond their means and lind
that style and pride, like everything else IN this
world, unless placed upon secure ioundation,are
subject to the law Of gravitatiun.
lnvalds vino do more toward fostering disease,
by living and slec )ing in the low, unventilatcd
rooms Of the ordinary house, than The best med''
cnes can accomplish toward recovery, when at a
moderate expense they can secure all the hygeniC
and sanitary advantages OF the lnvalids Hotel al
Sun ,lo n Y. Every physician knows how much
recovery depends upon good sing and the by
rlcnIc conditions OF the sick room. Chronic dis
eases are especially subj ect 10 these conditions.
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