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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-21

Brief Eems.-Besides the Conservative
nominees TO the Legislature from this dis
trict, the following distinguished speakers
will address the people Of Chesterfield and
Powhatan during the present month Hon.
William |. Clopton, Captain George d.
Wise, Dr.. A. MonteirO. 3. A. Hancock, G.
L. Page, Colonel William Ambers, and ID.
l.. PulIiam.
The Chesterfield county supervisors met
at the Courthouse yesterday afternoon. d.
II. Goode presided.
NJ. A. Harris, the whte-colorcd Republi-
can OF this city, presided over the Repuhli.
can meeting held at the courthouse Satur.
day. The admirable manner in which he
vacated the chair during the big commoiior
which took place during the speaking wa:
loudly applauded.
Next Saturday, October 25th, will bt
registration day. Every Conservative
should register, SO as to vote at the coming
election.
There will be public speaking at Glover
Hill, Chesterfield county, tonight at !!
o'clock.
Several Chesterfield Readiusters were i.
the city yesterday. 80.
In another column will be found an ad
vertisement OF the City Treasurer relating
TO taxes.
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aTlse Southern Bible Society "a
rd
RICHMOND. Va. October 90,

RICHMOND, Va October 90, 1870.
Editors Dispdtch: In the absence OF Mr..
John W. Dodge, who is member OF my
church, and who has been In the North for
several months, I venture to relieve MI.
Staples's anxiety with the following state
ment: The Southern Bible Society ana
Pilgrims Depository was formed in this
ci,y a few months since by the election OF
officers and directors, and by the subscrip-
tion OF considerable capital for the con-
duet OF business. John W. Dodge was
elected president, and wealthy and proml-
nent member OF the Episcopal Church vice
president. The business agents name 90
not remember. The Board OF Directors
consists Of o number OF OUT businessmen,
and of seven, / believe, OF our city
pastors, representing as many denoml-
nations. The object OF the Society is to
furnish the Word OF God and good
religious literature at the lowest rates to the
public, and to engage in the benevolent
work of their gratuitous distribution as far
as possible. Mr.. Dodge is. believe, in the
North now seeking to interest friends in
this work. -.
The statement copied from the Spring
field Union, connecting the Society in some
WAY with the school ed ucation question, l
know nothing Of. ] have seen the constt-
tutioE and bylaws. and remember nothing
OF this sort. It must be misapprehension.
The concern, though organized, has not YET
gone to work.
/ have felt constrained as his pastor to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-21

THE BoAT.RAcE THIS AFTERNo0S.-Tht
race between the kanawha and Olympic
Boat Clubs, of this city, for the Saks pen
nant, takes place this afternoon Oh the
river-one.a .and.a-half-mile course down tht
river, to point directly opposite the
Brewery. The race will take place promptly
at Al O'Clock. The following are the judges
umpire, &c, and the crews OF the two
Clubs:
Umpire, Carter r. Bishop, Petersburg
Va; Starting Judge, j. Lawrence School
craft; Ending Judge, Mr.. 81. D. Whit
comb.
Crews: Kanawhss-D. P. Morton, bow;
David Walker, No. 2; A. S. Pett:colas, No.
9; Norman S. Walker, Jr., stroke; Mount;
10y Walker, coxswain.: colors, blue and
white. Oympics-W. r. Wells, bow ;J- z.
TaIiaferro, No. 2; A. L. Blair, No. 3; b.
Fl. Smith, stroke; j. L. Hill, coxsWaln ;
eolors, red and white.
The grand-stand will be at the James
River Brewery, where a full view OF the
Eaee can be had.
Garber's omnibuscs and Strect-RallWay
ears and its connections will convey passen-
gers 10 and from the Brewery.
The race promises to be one CT Nuch in
tereat.
CARRIER will commence running his buses
from Hollywood TO the Brewery at 2:45 p.
NJ, leaving Hollywood every ten min rtes,
and laad passengers without change at the
grand-stand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-21

THE EXCURSION TO IoRKTowS.-The cele-
bratiop preliminary to the centennial OF
1881 will take place at Yorktown on
Thursday the 23i. There will be addresses
by General W. 3. TaIiaferro and James
Barron Hope, aud grand military display
OF regular troops from Fortress Monroe
and volunteers from. Richmond, Norfolk,
Portsmouth, Williamsburg, aud various
other places. The North Atlantic squad
ron, including the Kearsage, which sunk the
Alabama, will be anchored in the river,
and do their part towards giving impor-
tspce and interest 10 the ceremonials OF the
day. Excursion steamers will run there
from Baltimore, Old Point, and Norfolk.
and, what is more, there will be the greatest
outpouring of country people OF that sec
tion ever seen. The townspeople, aided by
their county neighbors, illproyide grand
bzrbeeue-free to all. strangers. Among
otl er things six hundred bushels OF oysters
have been ordered for the occasion. Round
trim tickets from Richmond by way OF
West Point may be purchased for y, and
when borght from members OF tue First
regiment or from G. F. Johnston will bene-
fit that organization. The train Will leave
Richmond at 7 A. NJ. THURSDAY. Boat a!li
leave Yorktown lreturningto to West Point
at 5 P. M.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF MINISTER WHILE
OFFICIATING AT A FUSRRAL.-There was
very impressive scene at the Fourth (col-
ored) Baptist church on Sunday, upon The
occasion OF the funeral OF one Of tie female
members of the congregation. Rev. Jo-
seph Terrer, who has been preaching at
this church since the death Of Rev. Scott
Gwsthmey, oficiated at the funeral OF the
woman on Sunday, and after having
preached his sermon, announced the hymn
for the choir to sing, and after doing so
stepped back to the rear OF the pulpit,
when lie was taken suddenly i'll with heart
disease, and died very soon afterwards.
The dying minister was taken TO the mouse
OF some friends, No. 702 Thrtieth street,
where he died. he was in the thirtleth
wear OF his age, and lived at the corner OF
r and Thirtieth streets. The congregation
were greatly impressed at the death OF the
minister.
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THE LITTLE PEOPLE AT SENGER HALLE.
The Midgets-those wonderfully little peo.
pie, General Mite and Major Atom-had
.heir first public reception in this city (at
Sanger Halle) between P. III. and AZ 7. NJ
yesterday. They are the tiny little folks
who created such sensation in all the
northern and western cities, and have nov
come to be seen by our own people; and
they must he seen to be appreciated. In
New York they remained for Twelve con-
secutive weeks, and at Coney Island they
spent much OF the summer season, and
were visited by thousands OF people.
General Mite was born in the State OF New
York, and is now fifteen years old, and
weighs nine pounds-about the weight o1
an infant. His parents are efine-looking peo.
pie, especially the boys father, who is man
about six feet in height and weighs proba.
blv one hundred and seyeuty-fve pounds
The little General has two sisters and bro
ther, who, with their parents, travel with
the little wonder wherever be goes. The
General is well-develored youth, with blue
ewes and light hair. and appears to be play
full and bright, and occasionally indulscs in
dance.
Major Atom is not an American. He
was born in Germany, and was ten years oi
age on the 26sh OF June. He is traction
taller than bis companion, is much stouter!,
and has dark hair aud light eyes. He Is
we'll formed and also quite Jolly. aud lacks
only stature to be like the rest OF mankind
The female member OF the trio is Lucia "a
rata, who weighs only four and three quar-
ters of q pound. There has been some al.
Fiction in her family, and so the Richmond
people are temporarily denied the pleasure
OF seeing this wonderful little curiosity:
The little people will be with US two
weeks. There will be levees daily, in the
afternoon from to 4:30; evening, from
8.
An extra leyee on Saturday merning from
10 to ~ O'Clock for schools and families.
During the reception yesterday after
noon, which was very largely attended,
little threc-year-old girl walked around th(
hall hand IN hand between the Mldgcts
The difference in their size was very strl
king, and created quite laugh among thu
spectators.
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srMrTOMs OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Pain IN the right side. under the edge OF the RIOS
iac.e,-cs on pressure: sometimes the pain Is IN the
left side; the patient is rarely able 10 lie on the ef
fide sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade, and II frequently extends to the top OF the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rhenlna-
tsm In the arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
Of appetite aud sickness; the bowels in general are
ootive. sometimes alternative with lax the head Is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There Is generally u
considerable loss OF memory, accompanied with q
painful sensation OF having left undone something
which ought to have been done A sIlgnt, dry cough
Is sometimes an attendant. The patient compiain;
o. wctness ard debility; he is easily startled, hi:
fe:t are cold or burning, aud he complains OF 8
prlckly sensation Of the skin; his spirits are low
ana although he is satisfied that exercise would bt
beneficial 70 him, yet he can scarcely summon III
fo-tue enough to try il. Ia fact, he disrlsts every
remedy. Several OF the above symptoms attend The
d,se.s+, bRt cases have occurred where L few oi
Them existed, yet examination Of the body after
dssth has SHOWN the LIVER TO have beer extensive
y arrsEged.
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4 Big Price for q Sermon.-After his
sermon on Sunday morning in the Manches-
ter Baptist church, Rev. A. E. Dickinson,
D. D.. came down from the pulpit and said,
I" 1 charge you four hundred dollars for
This sernon.' He proceeded to tell why he
wished just that sum. There was debt
upon the church OF about that amount, and
he wanted to pay it off, He then called for
cash and subscriptions, and in little while
over three hundred dollars were raised, and
arrangements made for the other hundred.
The congregation seemed delighted with
the result, and now look forward 10 Sc
curing at an early day pastor.
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BRIEF EMs-PERsoNAL.-Tbe Hastings
Court was not in session yesterday.
DR.. Woodbridge is better. He was con-
sclous on Sunday.
DR.. W. II. Taylor, the city Coroner, goes
to New Kent to-day to examine mineral
spring,
There will be competitive drill at the
armory tomorrow night between Company
B, Captain II. c. Jones, and Company c.
Captain NJ. L. spotswood. A prize will be
awarded to the best-drilled company, and
also prize to the bestdrilled man in each
company.
Tie following officers OF "F" Company
Association have been reelected: G. 4.
skinker, president; Maxwell I. Clarke,
Thomas 4. Brander, and Thomas G. Pey-
ton. vice-presidents; Robert A. Brock,
secretary; and Robert Gillian, treasurer.
There are in the Association over fifty
members OF old Company F.
John Reed, from Charlotte county. was
received at the penttentiary yesterday Tor
twenty years-cghteen for murder in the
first degree, and two years-for forgery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-21

s THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF GRAND
MASTER Burton TO RICHMOND LoDgE.--R.
p. Button, Eeqs,c~o OF Lynehburg, Grand
Master OF the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows. arrived in this citv yesterday
morning uio the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way, on an official visit 10 the lodges In this
jurisdiction He was met at the depot by O
delegation Of Odd.Fellows and escorted 10
the American Hotel, where he will stop du-
ring his visit here. Last night, accompa-
MED by T. Wiley Davis, Grand Secretary ;
John W. Ferguson, Grand Treasurer |;
John A. Collins, District Deputy Grand
Master; Past Grand Master A. r. Court
ney, and other distinguished members of
the order, he paid an official visit to JEFF
erson Lodge. No. 4. The lodge-room
was we'll filed with members OF the order,
and, after the usual routine Of business,
the Grand Master was introduced TO the
lodge by P. G. Whitworth.
The Grand Master made stirring ad-
dress, which was listened to with marked
attention.
Brief speeches were then made by Grand
Representative A. r. Courtney, d. d. G..
NJ. J. A. Collins, q. s. Davis, g. T. Furgu-
son, P. G. NJ. A. Mcdonald. P. G. Valen-
tine. P. G. 7. l.. Courtney, P. G. Cole, P.
g. John G. Teller, P. G. b. G. Adams, P.
G.. A. T. Burr, and P. G. r. c. Fletcher
after which the chairman of the Committee
on Visitation announced that the Grand
Master would visit Fitzhugh and Friend
ship lodges tonight.
The following is the Grand Masters pro-
gramme of visits to be made: Tonight
Fhzhugh and Friendship; Wednesday,
Schiller, after which banquet; Thursday
Roane and Aurora: Friday-Union, De-
gree OF Rebecca.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. G. NcLASE's LIVER PILLS, in 'cases o
ACCE' SD FEVER, when taken with quiltne, arr
p:odut tive of the most happy results No better
eahart! csz be used preparatory TO after taking
quuine. He would advise all who ase afflicted with
Ibis c!svas stO give them FAIR TRIAI
For all bill tIus derans9nen and aS s. npla f1,r-
Eanye, they; w ancQuaed.
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sL1GHr FIRg.--Shortly before 2 O'Clock
Yesterday morning an alarm OF fire was
turned In at Station 40 tengineshouss Of
Steamer Company No. l, on Church Hill,
caused by the burnfCg out OF fonl chin,-
new and mantelpiecs In one OF the SER
yants' rooms ut the residence OF Mr. John
T.. Whi.lOck, No. 318 TweEty-fourth street,
between Broad and Marshall streets. DAM
age triaing.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

THE genuine are never sugar-coated.
Every box has red MAX seal on the lid, With the
SpTsssLon Dr. McI.lSE,s LINER PILLS.
TIE sas une MCLANEsS LIYfsE PILLS bear the
's'i,uras sf c. McLASY Snd EJ.EaING BROS. Oh
sszppers-
'aSppon is,ving the genuine pR.C. McLASE's
Ss PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF
'''Soaszh Pa, the market being full Of 4nitalions
" Tue hane acLAN.s, spelled differently but same
~oaaselasion. my 12-deoYly
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Potice. Jus
lice Joseph j. White presiding. Noah
Morris and Richard Forester were up
charged with interfering with Thomas
Hewlett and creating disturbance in the
Third-Street (coloreO Methodist church.
This was an outbreak Of an old feud. There
were charges and counter-charges. All the
parties were discharged.
Daniel Grant, young white man, charged
with stealing pair Of opera-glasses OF The
value of So from Fl. l.. Wigand, was SEN
fenced to receive thirty-nine lashes.
The following were fined: Sallie Jackson
(colored). drunk and disorderly. 81; James
Hill, interfering with and using insulting
language to Policeman Depriest, IS.
A number OF other cases were examined
and parties discharged.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Brooks Not Guilty.-The Hastings
Court-Judge CloptoD prcsiding-was en-
gagged yesterday in the trial OF Socrates
Brooks, who was charged with embezzling
5000 from j. A. Elicit, OF Chesterfield !:
which act consisted in the sale Of some
property belonging to Elicit. Considerable
interest was manifested in the trial. About
Ii O'Clock the jury brought in verdict of
not guilty. The courtroom was crowded
until after midnight .su.
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T'HE CHICKERING PIANOSsS

T'HE CHICKERING PI A n o Sky7
4 IN LONDON. FEFT
The great house Of th,pnelt x &c. have taken the
agency Of the CHiCkERISG PIANOS in London,
and I'm yc had uueQuivoca! success with them. The
following letters, which have been fDrY ,rieJ TO this
country. give some idea Of The estimation In which
the Chickering Pianos are held there:
TESTIMONIAL
from Mr. Arthur Sullivan. compose Of" Pin. fore"
THE Prouigal SON." The Light Gf tie World"
&c:
Messrs. CHAPPELL & Co, agents for Chlckcrlng &
Sons In England. Ireland. and Scotland
9 ALBERT MANSION, ). W.. July 1t. 1870.
Nv Dear Chappe III never write Testimonial,
aud go have some difficulty In knowlrg what TO say
now Vet should lik. TO express the extraordinary
ln,h teal satisfaction and I'lra.unc experienced
good cnou. u ak me 10 try yesterday. The tone Is
noble. don't know which i'm pressed me- most-its
power ana sorority Or Us tender iei.cacy. With re-
gard 10 It's ouch. no pianist could ll any opinion
that II Is periec. II does everything tbs, II Is
called urun to DO. CDHsratul t. ycu upon having
Tud.rtnkrn 10 make sruh >p!cudid Instruments
known in England. Yours sincerely.
lSiruedI AElHuR SULLIVAN.
Tom CHdDDeN E2q.
These instruments have always taken the 6rSt
rriZ. whenever txhiaitc'! In competition wfh
o,htrs. No such S ocs crn he Hllerc IN Ntr-
RiniI II at our csIaOrh hneu:.
We hsvn GRAND. SQUARE. aud UPRIGHT IN
SIRUNENIS, and arc OF red ut manufacturers
prices. WophtUUSE & PhRlAM.
Richmond Agents for Chieherng Pianos.
oc Is eon2t
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AsN1vERsARY MEETING OF THIRD PRES
pYTEElAN MISSION SABBATH SCTooL.-Ihe
anniversary celebration oi the Third Pres
byterian Church Mission Sabbath school
occurred on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
The church was we'll filled, representatives
from all the neighboring schools OF other
denominations being present.
Mr.. B. S. Barbour, superintendent OF the
school, presided, and gave brief account
OF the operations OF the year, showing an
average attendance OF about one hundred
scholars.
Rev. DR.. Judkins and Mr. J. D. X.
Seight delivered interesting addresses.
Rev. W. n. Scott, pastor OF the church,
offered prayer.
The singing was excellent, the members
Of the school being assisted by some OF the
best talent from Union-Station and other
schools.
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The THEATRE.-Oliver Doud Byron and
company appeared at The Theatre last night
tn the "famous drama Across the Cont.
nent.'' The house was cutie large ana
nossy one. The play Is OF the sensatlonal
order. The plot Is weak an1 the variety
business introduced poor. It Will % re'
peated tonight.
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Mayors Court.-Yesterday morning at
the Mayors Court Major Joseph Walker
and William Foster were arraigned, charged
with having engaged in an alteration at the
political meeting held here Saturday night.
Walker was discharged and Foster was
fined $3.50 and costs. An appeal was taken,
and the case goes to the Hastings Court for
settlement. y large number OF persons
were present at the trial.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear,
cool, and pleasant. us,o.. -,
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY G A. NJ, 46 !;
8 A. M, so; noon, II; P. d., rs; P.
A.. 60; midnight. 90
Mean temperature, so.
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make this statement for Mr.. Dodge, and to
repel for him the inference from the article
lin this morning Dispatch that be is en-
gagged in any doubtful solicitation. The
above is endorsed by the ce-president OF
the Society. WILLIAM n. Sc0TT,
Pastor Of the Third Presbyterian Church,
citv. a:sR
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H'EsBFESSs9NAE..
pEESERVE YOUR Sight.
DR.. ". aCHWAE.

DR.. ". SCHWAE.
THE CELEBRATED OCULiST
FROM The TRENTON EYE I&TIHMARY OF NEW
JERSEY,
hi.c mo 10 this city Ia Improve his health. During
his FAY he Consulted preics sicay at his office,
al EIra', 1I1nI
DR.. SCHwAB has qualified himself "a az ocullh,
by elcrei Sta. OF close applicatJ and hard study
In the Lss Institution OF FrSEc" and Germany, and
has haa nr,ctIca experience "f twenty jsars. de
osu unou first Inspection a,itrt thn glasses most ap-
prnptafe restore tic vI~ian 10 IFS original VfRor
and cuir Ill TIE vsrou, .i;.ases OF the eye.
d.. SCuwAD'S GLASSES are all manufactured
uflG' IL. vision from the pircst German
crystal ana natural Stone, ard he guarantees not
only the preservation tut aEo the Improvement VI
the sigh;. --
An opportunity is now rrcs cn'"d 10 all persons
Afflicted with any dshcrncv Of - ION 10 obtain I'M
rl.,.i,;ac !tIiri Gy n..srliiuH iii" iloc-' r.
Gn... h,,uis from q :. ". !" ~. Vi, AMI from
q IL y +. VI. Cua,uiatlnu free oi Charge.
oc l5.lm
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PRESERVE YOUR EYHSIGHT.-One Of our best
senses Is that OF sight, and 1t is also one Of the
most sensitive, is easily impaired. Many persons,
through neglect to use glasses in timc or, what is
still worse, ignorantIy use such as are improperly
adjusted to remedy The defect, totally ruin their
syesight. Or. NJ. sCHwAB, the celebrated Oculist
from the Trenton Eye Infrrnary. Of New Jersey,
has opened Office at Ford's Hotel, In this city,
where the Doctor can be consulted for short time.
The Doctor makes II specially TO suit al. impaired
eyeiight with his celebrated &Deciacies and Eye
Glasses. See his advertiser ment In another column.
Consultation free or charge.
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DEDICATION OF 4 KNIGHTS or- H oSoR
HALL.-The officers OF the Grand Lodge
and number of knights from this city
will leave here this afternoon on steamer
for City Point, where they will formally
dedicate hall for the lodge at the Point
tonight. Observation-Disclosures John G.
Teller will deliver the dedicatory address.
The boat will leave Rockets ut 3 O'Clock,
and the excursiopists will return on We'd
nesday morning.
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PerSonal.-L. R. Warren, Esq. of Rich
mond, was admitted to practice law in the
Hastings Court OF this city yesterday.
Rev. ". G. Starr, D. d., OF Richmond,
delivered an interesting address before the
Missionary Society, at the Methodist church,
Sunday afternoon.
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Our customers should know that we make nt
charge Tor repairs OH the NEW NO. WHEELER 4
WILSON NSrwING-MACHINEs within three years
from the date Of purchase from this agency, ant
that we repair their Old Wheeler & Wilson machine
without charge other than the ABSOLUTE COST
the parts used.
WHEELER WILSON MANUF'G Co.,
Ninth apd Franklin streets, Richmond.
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DIR. mcLANE'< LIVER PILLS.

YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
TIE GENUINE
DR.. c. LANES
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THE cCRE OF
HEpATlTI OR LIVER COMPLAINT, DYS
PEpsiA, AND SICK HEADACHE.
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NToTICE-MANCHESTER TAX-PAY-
~ ERs.--To al city ard school tax unpaid after
NJ 1neir Amount and all persons who have paid the
rst half OF their lakes falling 10 pay the Lass hall
viii lose the per cent rebate On the whos ta5;
7.Chs stnre tax Is now ready for collection TO AL
bills unpaid Ia half or In whole on or oeIore no
ve,,ber 40 1875, there viii be added 8 Der cent
~ j. M. BRONAUGH: jR..
oc e1-tNoyI TREASURER, MaEchesltss