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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-13

A. o. VAN LESNEP's LECTURE To-N1GHT
AT ASSOCIATION HALL.-Mr. A. 0. Van
Lennep will deliver his lecture on "Man-
ners and Customs OF Bible Lands" to-
night before the Young Mems Christian
Association at Association Hall. During
the day he will exhibit his Museum OF Ori-
cntal Curiosities, which has proved so in
teresting wherever exhibited. Price Of
ticket 10 the lecture includes admission to
the museum. This lecture is especially val
liable to students OF the Bible, and those
who are engaged in Sunday-School work
should be certain to visit the museum and
hear the lecture.
Rev. Henry Clay TrumbulL editor of the
Sunday. School Times, says:
Dear Mr.. Van Lennep,-Your lecture
on Bible Customs interested me exceeding
~. 1t was as attractive to the little ones as
1t was instructive to the older. My little
children thoUght iC 'perfcctly splendd,'
and only regretted that it had an end.
They could have sat all night 10 hear you.
l wish all who teach or learn in the Sunday
school could have the benefit OF your living
illustrations Of the facts OF the Bible"
Members OF the Association admitted
free.
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-JuStice j. j.
White presidiny.-Th following cases were
disposed of:
oliver Lewis and Nicholas Johnson,
charged with violation OF an ordinance bV
their sons, in throwing stones on the street.
Fined 81 each.
W. Holzapple, charged with keeping his
bar-room open on Sunday, 5th October.
Continued TO Wednesday.
Nellie Matthews, charged with being dis
orderly and using profane language on the
streets. Fined, s..
NJ. 2. Perkins, charged with aSSautinS
aud threatening to assault j. W. Dennis
with cowhide. Required to give security
in $500.
Charles Graves, charged with trcspassIng
on the premises OF Elizabeth Archer and as
saulting and abusing said Archer. Ccm-
mitted for ten days.
Daniel Pocklington, charged with belhS
drunk and lyin. on the streets. Committed
for thirty days in default OF surety
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Kearney Indignant.

DENIS RISES TO EXPLAIN ABOUT HIS CALL ON
GRANT.
The San Francisco Post, in recent issue,
says:
Denis Kearnev, as usual, was the princi-
pal sneaker at the sand lot Yesterday. The
only thing OF interest in his speech was
the explanation OF his "call" upon Gen
eral Grant, OF which he said: All Of you
have heard of the arrival in our city OF
General Graut. He came here one week
ago yesterday, and was received with great
honors. Looking upon him as 4 repre-
sentative citizen, who has had unusual op-
portunities for observation in foreign
countries, and particularly in China,
considered it my duty as a citizen 10
visit him, and to bid him welcome in be-
half of the workingmen to our home; TO
invite him to the sand lot, and TO visit
our Mayor.elect, DR.. kalloch, who is
unable to pay his respects to this dis
tinguisLed citizen. Therefore, On Thurs
day morning, bright and early, after having
spent the only twenty-five cents that had
on that day in getting shaved and having
NV shoes blacked, / went to the Palace
Hotel, wrote my name on card, and asked
the clerk to send it up to General Grant.
He did so, and after the lapse Of few mo-
ments the waiter returned and informed
nue. that the General was not up. asked
the waiter what he had done with my caro-,
and he replied that he had left 1t on the
Generals table, and that Mrs. Grant hau
informed him that the General was not
up, whereupon l thanked him ana lelt,
and returned in bali an hour, when the clerk
told me that be was out. Yesterday morning
at 10 O'Clock renewed my visit, sent up my
card, and was informed by the waiter that
the General had left to visit the Mint. L
awaited his return, and called again, when,
upon sending up my name, Twas told by the
waiter who returned that General Grant
wished to be excused from seeing me. L
him and left, considering that l had
done nv duty. During the week, when my
intention OF visiting General Grant became
known. was told that it would be neces-
sary that should be introduced by some
Of the persons by whom he has peen sur
rounded since his arrival in this city. MOI
1eine desirous OF associating or being ident,
fed with this class OF persons, many OF
whom expect to see in the striped gar
nents OF conyicts before another year rolls
'ound, declined the profered assistance
md went alone, with the result when
ave stated. have no comments Whatever
O make upon the facts, but the Workingmen
4 this country must draw their own concln'
joins from them.
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RICHMOND, VA. October II.

hl'fMuSD, VA, OclODcr ii. lS -.
Editors Dispatch; As the subject OF mail
facilities has been so properly discussed in
your valuable paper in reference to the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad about the time OF arrival OF mails
for this city wish to state that the commits
sion merchants Of this city are placed to Il
great disadvantage with their patrons on the
line OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railway on
account of the laten"ss OF the arrival Of the
mail train-S:45 p. NJ. Could not the off
cials on the last-namcd road so arrange their
time card rs to admit OF the mail train arriy-
ing in this city between / and O'Clock =.
NJ? This arrangement would enable the
merchants to receive and answer corrc-
spondencc on the same day, whereas, under
the present time-card, we are placed at the
greatest possible disadvantage. 4 letter,
for instance, mailed to-day on the Chc>a-
peake and Ohio mail train eastward-bound
is not received until next day between .
and 10 o'clock.
| hope you will give this notice a space in
your next edition. | am satisfied the ot-
cials will render us this aid if it can he done.
MERCHANT" Cary street.
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ANOTHER FISHING AND YACHT CLUB Or
GANTzED.-Inspired by the success and plea
SAINT summer vacation heretofore enjoyed
by the s'Old Dominion Fishing and Yacht
Club,' a number Of young gentlemen Of
Church Hill have organized fishing and
yacht club which is to be known as the
:" Bachelors Fishing Club" Their organi-
zation was effected on the 10th instant and
the following officers elected: c. R. Morri-
son. commodore; C.. C. Slnton, secretary
and treasurer; E. Garlick, executive officer;
Pope Hardwick, steward. The other men,
bers are Tyler Jobson, Fl. Tate Evans,
Chas. B. Chalk, Harry Jones, Edwin SulIy,
Charles Young, and William B. Garick.
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The Red,Justers again. Readiusters
OF this district expect to nominate candi-
dates for the Legislature to-day. The Man
chester candidates think that they are surely
on the road to the nomination, and that seats
in the Legislature are ready and waiting
for them. Several chronic candidates are
expected to spring up in Chesterfield, and
the outlook for a mock convention is very
favorable. The names OF two OF our promi-
ncnt citiznns-Coloncl Edward Vickers and
W. L. Ilarrsson-Were among those OF Il
certain delegation appointed at meeting OF
Reidiu>ters held at Chesterfield Court
house on the 9Th instant. They wish the
Dispatch to state, however, that it was done
without their knowledge or consent. and
that they VIII always refuse to act with any
party that designs to repudalc either pub
lie or private Obligations.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FAMILY MARKETING.-Th following were
the prevailing prices for family marketing
on Saturday:
Meats Beef, to 12c. per pound; NUT.
ton, to 10c. per pound lamb, to 10c. per
pound; chops, 10c. per pound; veal,
s to 12c. per pound; pork, 10c. per
pound; sausage, 10c. per pound; smoked
sausage, 10c. per pound; beef-tongue, 14c.
per pound; bacon, 10c. per pound; mid
ding and shoulder, &c. per pound; chipped
beef, CSC. per pound; liver, &c. per
pound; chitltns, SC. per pound; tripe, SC.
per pound; brains, Zoe. per pound.
Fowls. Butter, &c. Chickens, 15 to 35c.
apiece, or 90 to SO per dozen; geese, SOC.
to 81 pair; squads, 25 to S0c. pair ;
squirrels, 10 to 15c. apiece; butter, 90 TO
CSC. per pound-choice, 25c. lard, 10c. per
pound; eggs, - to 15c. per dozen. Sweet
milk, SC. per quart, or 25c. per gallon ;
buttermllk, &c. per quart, or 15c. per gallon.
Vegetables: Cucumbers for pickle), Is to
zoe. per peck; corn (roasting-ears), 10c. per
dozen cabbage, 3 to sc. per head beets,
SC. per bunch, or 10c. per dozen; Irish po-
tatoes, &c. per quart, or u TO 15c. per half
peck; sweet potatoes, 10 to 15c. per half
peck tomatoes, two quarts for &c., or 8 to
10c. per half-peck; turnips, &c. per bunch ;
snaps, 1Oc. per half-peck; butterbeans, Sc.
per quart; blackeye peas, 8 to &c. per
quart; carrots, Sc. per bunch; onions. DC.
per quart, or 15c. per hali-pcck; egg-plants,
8 to &c. apiece.
Fish and Game: Sora, 80 to soc. per
dozen; tay1ors, 10 TO zoe. per bunch !;
trout, IL to zoe. per bunch; bluetish, s to
10c. per pound: oysters, zoe. per quart, or
IS to soc. per gallon. Fish are scarce and
high.
Fruits: Peaches, SC. per quart, or 15c.
per half-pcck-ycry scarce; green apples,
two quarts for &C., or zoe. per peck; pears
for preserving), CSC. per peck; eating
pears Sc. per quart, or soc. per peck
lemons, zoe. per dozen-pIentiful.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Speaking Io-Niyht.-A large attendance
is expected at the public speaking to be held
at the courthouse tonight. Our people are
exceedingly anxious to hear the speakers
who have been announced TO address us
upon that alI-absorbing topic, the debt
question. The meeting will be held in the
courthouse. and the speaking will COM
mencc at o'clock. Hons. John Goode and
John W. Daniel, Captain George d. Wise,
and Captain P. W. Mckinney will parlici-
pate in the discussion
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Sons OF TgMPERANCE.-At irregular meet
ing OF Springfield Division, No. lG1, sons
of Temperance, held in their hall, corner OF
NJ and Twenty-siXth streets, the following
officers were elected for the present term,
and will be installed into their respective
positions to-night-viz. W. c. Crawley,
p. W. P; J. II. Timberlake, ". P; -
Shenault, ". A.; Fl. Lee Davis, r. S.; j.
W. Dabson, F. S.; j. F. Shinburger, T.;
Il. w. Stanley, c.; w. L. French, A. c.;
Willie Dean, I. S.; James Parsons, o. S. D.;
William Ii. Craig, G. ...-. e
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DIR. &. McLANE's vERMrEUGE
CELEBRATED
yER3fIFUGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The couutenance Is pale and leaden. colored, with
occasional hushcs or circumscr,bcd spot on one or
hoth cheeks; the eyes become dali; the pupils
,ate: an azure scmIcrclc runs along the lowor eye
nd; the nose is irrtated, swells, ara sometimes
pleeds: swelling of the upper Hip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbinS of the ears;
! M unusual secretion Of saliva: Shiny or furred
tongue: breath very FOUL particularly in the morn
ting; appetite variable, sometimes roracious' with
a knawinr sensation of the stomach, at others en-
tirely gone; nee,ins pains in the stomach; occa-
s,cual nausea and vomiting; violent palms through
on, the abdomen bowels irregular, at times cosive;
| stools Shiny not unfrequen,y .inged with blood !;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied oy hic-
| cough ; cough sometimes dry and convuSive; ul-
teeth temper variable, but generally irritable, &C.
| Whenever the above symptoms are found TO exist
! DIR. c. McLANE'S YERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
IN any form. II is an innocen. preparation not ca
| ps1te Of doing the slightest injury to the most
| tender infant.
| The genuine DIR. MCLASE's VERMIFuGE bears
| he signatures of c. MCLASE and FLEMING BROS
| on the wrapper
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4 SPLENDID STOCK OF SHoEs.-Elsewhere III
ihis mornings Dispatch Will be found the very
tempting announcement by Mr. J. a. GRIGG, cor
ner Of Tenth and Main streets, that he has now fully
laid In the best and largest stock OF Boys Misses
and Childreu's school-Shoes ever before displayed
in his store besides, splendid line Of GentIemen's
Heavy Double- and siugle-Sole Hand-Made Caters
English Walking Shoes, and Button Boots ut the
lowest market prices; Calf CATERS, Ladies Walk
ing Shoes Fun-Dress Boots, House Shoes, Slippers,
and sandals and iu fact everything that Is usually
found In first. class shoehoufe, such as Mr. GRIGG
hosns MFR. GRIGa is an enterprisng young mer-
ch.nt. and his house has gained well.earned repu-
ta,on for splendid goods, fair prices, and accom-
modatIng talesmen. Give him q cai.
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To HousEKEEPERs.-The attention Of heads Of
families is respectfully invited to the superior
quality Of BURNETT's FLivoR1NG EXTRACTS.
They are highly concentrated, have all the fresh
ness and deicacy Of the fruits from which they are
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ROBBERY ON BROAD STREET.--Early on
Saturday morning thieves broke into Mrs.
Joseph Aliens store-room, at the corner Of
Twelfth and Broad streets. getting in BY
opening the window on the east side Of the
house, and carried Oft about thirteen jars
OF preserves, lot Of ndy-peaches, and
other articles,
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Brief UemS.-Thc colored lunatic who
was confined in the city Jail was taken to
the asylum Saturday.
TIE City Council will meet next Friday
night at :! O'Clock. There is nothing OF
spccial Importance to come before the body.
Some Chesterfield property was sold at
auction in front OF the Hastings Court
SATURDAY.. 4 fair price was realized.
There is only one criminal case on docket
for trial at the next term OF the Hastings
Court. The civil docket is quite large.
The City Council has twelve members
three from each ward. Seven members con-
stitute a quorum.
The court for the trial OF civil warrants
will be held Tuesday.
Our market was we'll supplied with meats
of different kind, Saturday, but vegetables
were quite scarce.
There will be public speaking at Chester
field Courthouse to-day. Colonel john D.
Young, Captain +. V. Winston, ana CAP
tain P. w. Mckinney will speak. Hon. W.
w. Walker, OF Westmoreland, who was
announced to speak, will not be present Il,
he is now canvassing another portion o.
the State.
The County Court will be in session 10
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ReyEEuE CoLLECTI0Ns.-The following
were the United States 1nternai-feVenue
receipts for the past week: Monday, sio,-
013.14: Tuesday, $1,000 o.; Wednesaay'
S6,S59.O6; Thursday, s9. .2o0;69; fr.day'
S5.124.s4; Saturday, 81, ,0l0.S2-tota'' S44''
e27.69,
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CHANGE OF HOURS AT THE RICHMOND CORN
ExCHASGE.-At meeting OF the Board OF
Directors Of the Corn and Flour Exchange
it was resolved that on and from Monday
the 18th instant the Exchange shall be
opeped at $3.50 a. NJ. instead OF at 0, as
heretofore, and sales shall commence at III
O'Clock A. Ii. instead OF at $50, as hereto
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4 Liuely Filht.-The Petersburg turn
pike. AT the first battery, Saturday, WAS con-
vcrtcd into a regular battle-ground. y
hali-dozcn dusky damscis wagcd war upon
one OF their color Of the opposite sex for
some trifiing offence. Their sole purpose
was to give him Il sound tiira>hing. They
fought for some time, using sticks and
stones. When the fight ended, those who
participated were minus much OF their
clothing. \ number Ct persons witnessed
the affair. but would not separate them for
fear OF stopping the fun which they coca
Sinnnd.
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Having purchased them at great sacrifice, they
Will sell them NJ the low price of $40 each.
Call and take look at these elegant garments, as
they are the handsomest ever offered in this city.
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TO Be REPEATED.-The entertainment
given last week at Clay-Street Baptist
church, entitled Shadows" and music,
will be repeated by general request at the
same place Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock for
the benefit Of the church. This entertain
ment is very amusing, and the church will
no doubt have another crowd on that occa-
sion. The music. both vocal and lnstru-
mental, will, it is said, be trst-elass IN every
,.oc
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FOR BLEEDING C GCMS. nee MEADE & BAKER'e
CARBoLIC MOUTH-WASn. Fifty cents bottle.
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Our customers should know that We make 10
charge for repairs the NEW No. WHEELER 4
WILSON SEwING-MACUTEES witnin three years
from the date ri pure liasc from this agency, and
that We repair their Old Wheeler Wilson mach!ucs
without charge Other than The ABSOLUTE COST si
the parts used.
WHEELER & WILSON MANur'C CO..
Ninth ard Franklin streets, RiChmOud
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DIR. {. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as remedy" for all the Ills
that flesh Is heir to-" but in affections of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache or diseases Of that character, they stand
without 4 rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used preparatory 10 or
after taking quininc.
AS simple purgative they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar. coated.
Each box has q red wax seal on the lid, with the
lmprcssiou DR. MCLANE.s LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of c. MCLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. {. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pitts
burgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations Of
the name McLASE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my 19-dco"IS
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EXAMINE OUR LADIES SUpERFISE MERINc
VESTS for SOC. JULIUS MYER.
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THE THEATRE TO-NIGHT.-The Clinton
Hall Combination will appear at the Thea
tire for the first time tonight. and We are
promised in the "Stratcgists " an enter
tainment OF much real fun. Seats may be
secured at Johnston's and at the The&tre.
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MACON" BURGUNDY WINES pints and
quarts; Moe. & Chandon's Grc"n-Scal Champagne,
RocGerrr Mumms Champagne. Iienncssev and
Alartcll Brandy; Montros. Clcmmcr, Bumgar'lu,r.
ana EScltct Whiskcy>; Cigars of all grades Faui
lily GrOccricS-ali at moderate prices. Our TEAS
are new and very low il prices.
". ID. BLAIR K CO.,
ll09 Main street.
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GO TO FRAYSER'S GALLERY and get one dozen
CARD-PnoToGRAPH for IL, or half dozen for
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CARD-PuoToGRAPuS-per haif-doZen. 50c.-a,
FRAYsER's GALLERY. opposite post-Gficc.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BoLIC MouTu-WAsIr. Fifty cents bottle.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING AT HENRICo COURT
HousE.-Hon. John Goode will address the
county and city folk at the Henrico county
courthouse at II o'clock to-day.
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8mIlnlond 4ispatGh.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1875.
Entered at the Post ONCE at Richmond Va, as
second.class matter.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, with occasional rains, easterly
winds, nearly stationary temperature, sta
tionary followed by falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy
or partly cloudy weather, occasional rain,
eter, followed by falling barometer in the
northern part.
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4 FINE CHEw-rhcapest cut-l0c. plug, ) Ia
thc pound, AZ L. NHIrLOCk'S,
l4II Main street.
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DON'T FAIL TO look at those handsome and stylish
Cloaks and Dolmans just opened at JULIUS
MYERS.
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INCTPlEST TARTAR AND SCURF pemovsd by
MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNISE DESTIrRrcE.
Fifty cents box.
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DISCOLORED TEETH rendered hcan.ifn,ly white
ny the Use OF MEADE e EAKER'S SAPoSlaE Den.
THRICE. Fifty cents il box.
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TIE WEATHER SATURDAY was cloudy and
mild, with light rain between and 2
o'clock in the afternoon.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 6 A. NJ, IS {;
9 A. NJ, 10; noon, "A; P. ID, &c; r.
81, IA; midnight, G7.
Mean temperature, 713.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR MEMS USDERwEAR.
LARGEST STOCK,
BEST GOODS,
LOWEST l'EICFS.a at
JOHN WAEANAKER'S.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK AND CoLoREI
CASHIERES a. JULIUS MYERS.
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JUST RECEIVED, $50 CLoAKs AND DoLMAss
IL the latest styles, at very low prices, ut JULIUS
MYERS, 603 Broad street.

AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there Is nothing so good as MEADE H. BA.
KER's CARBoLIc MoUTu-WAsH. Fifty cents s
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Al. ELLySCS l. 60. No. cruising 'Hen.S, !ns2ra Sd
reriseincnts lH a. 81 he ne'a1'asri q: the Units
SLses al publis :at"i Dric-s ic!: IL IL" DiJ
Dntca cuunt.EE--Gcui rtil rC,siT. prsUlBt attsB
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For CLcERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARBOLIC MOUTu-WASB
are NncXCeiled. FIitY cnnts 4 bottle.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF TIE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE K BAKERS CARBOLIC MOuTI-
WASH. Fifty cents 4 hottie.
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E,s,i's',tTdssS.As.

StHODI. or MODERN IANGU AGES,
y PROFESSOR l.. y. HhSstf.EEF Principal
Hat professor at Augusta Female sen luary Miss
VI. j. BALDWIN. rrncipait. 81 eas! iracc street,
h"tw"rn Third AMI Fourth oprn. DfTbHER l.
1874 Youth Of both sexes received. Special classes
for rhrrru from six 10 ten years 81 axe. Hours
arrnrgcd 10 tuit pnnis a',cndi" schools Gf English
Ev"nIu" class, for Young ucH ia French ana
,rrr,lan. I-rgu,yc> theoretically AM practically
fau.ht Scui for r!rcuars To 3ri Ell Grace street.
10 I'm
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SAVE MONEY Dy having your pr;r:Es Zone etths
DISPATCH rRISIlSG-lloG"E. Coos work, low
prices and sSiisf.c.it,i guaranteed.
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CAED-PUoT dozrr. Stat FRAY
SER'S GALLERY.