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the entire war, and since peace; has required
a weekly outlay, much larger than most peo
pie suppose, and which has strained our ex
ertions to meet. Before the war; this paper
had, in all probability, the largest circulation
Of. any journal in the State outof Richmond
and thisamount income wasalways more than
metby us, in the sums ex pended in obtaining
the earliest news We had a nightly express
from Washington-full teegraphic reports
from all portions O. the country correspon-
dents in different quarters literally paid for
furnishing us with news, &c, &c. All this
we desire, in time, to restore. For the pre-
sent, we must be content, with less expanded
views But we invite our former subscribers
in the Country, and all our citizens in town,
to lend us hel ping hand. We would be
pleased to see our mail books filled with the
names of all our old friends; and many new
ones Our town list is already larger than
ever before, but there is 70 m for all.
We shall show our gratitude by additional
efforts to make the t'azette worthy Of their
countenance and favor.
Wewish it, moreover, :distinctly ly understood,
that in the prosecution of our publication,
hereafter, we must do a strictly cash business
Experience has, here, taught us another les
son. We have due us, thousands of dollars
earned by unremitting toll, and for work
which was paid for by us to others. How
much of this will be totally lost, we cannot
say; we would gladly compound for halt:-
But now the necessity upon us is too ur-
gent to admit of longer continuance of the
credit system. We have topay, in cash, TOR
everything connected with the publication of
this paper, esc,y 'eech Our subscriptions,
advertising, &c, must, therefore, be in cash,
too Al reasonable men will see the justice
of this andapprove Of our determination.
With these few Introductory remarks, We
hand our subscribers the old GAZETTE, in its
old form, wishing them health and happiness,
and asking for their renewed support.
Alexandria, March s, 1866.
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NUMBER 256.
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamer Java brings dates to the 23d
utimo. Markets unchanged. Washingtop'a
birth day was celebrated by a banquet in Lon
| don by citizens of the q. S. Arrests of Fs-
mans continue to be made in Ireland. The
cattle plague is increasing. The address
to the Emperor of the French from the French
Senats, says, to make the recall of the French
troops from Mexico dependent upon any other
consideration than the convenience OF the
French nation would be incompatible with it's
rights and honor; and that the D. S. has no
reason to take umbrage at the presence Of the
French soldiers in Mexico. The subject Of tha
neutrality laws has been referred to in the Bril-
tish Parliament, and the Attorney General
stated that the British Government was only
desirous of maintaining peace. A revolution
had broken out in Roumania; Prince Couzs
was taken prisoner by the army and forced to
atdicate The Legislature unanimously pro-
claimed the Count of Flander, Hospodar; amid
expressions of general satisfaction.
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G A R D

n
Persons contem! lating building, repairing,
or altering their dwellings, or places of business,
are respectfully notified that the subscribers
mates Of cost, bills of timber, specifications
draw up contracts and superintend any work
A practical knowledge of over thirty years
enables them to confidently tender their servl-
ces to the public, knowing it to be the inter
est of parties about making improvements to
profit by their experience Parties in the
country are particularly interested.
We are also ready at all times to value and
measure promptly and with dislpstch' C"rR1en- a}1 n
varieties, Plastering, Stone work, Tin, Slate,
Felt, and all kinds Of Roofing, Excavating OF
Cellars, Cisterns, and every thing connected
with building. 49,,
We solicit the patronage ofour former friends,
and invite all interested to call upon us
The best refenccs given if required
Can be found, for the present, at No 40 South
St. Asaph Street at Cogan's Gas Fitting
Establishment, No, Is, North Royal Street,
"'',,'' " >',' WIN. B. PRICE,
iy 13-dGm w. II. MCKNIGHT,
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From the Lccsburg Washingtonian.

Chaplain James J. Feree: Agent for the
Freedmens Bureau, for Loudoun County,
charged Thomas w Edwards Esq, fye dollars
and fifty cents; as fee ftr handing him the
order restoring his property: which had been
libelled for conf=caton last spring Mr.. Ed
wards addressed letter to General Howard,
who has charge Of the Freedmen's Bureau,
making enquiries, as to the legality of such IL
charge. The General returned the latter to
Mr.. Edwards will the following endorsement on
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Hotels and Restaurants.
NT TAGNOLIA HOUSE,
COR. OF DUKE AND COLUMBUS sTs.,
A &

OF DUKE AND COLUMBUS sTs.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The proprietor OF this convenient and pleas
antly located Hotel begs leave to call the atten-
as fol ,ows:
TRANSIENT BOARDERS, per day.
PERMANENT BOARDERS, with single
rooms from 81 to $40 per week, according to
size and location Of room. Room with double
bed for two gentleman, from So to 81 per week
e1cn.
GAS BATHS, and all the conveniences ne
cessary for the comforts Of home, and Il plen-
tiful supply of the best the market afford.
Choice WINES, LIQUORS. SEGARS, &c,
always on hand.
l CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
Give me n call.
R. FREDERICK, Proprietor,
jan 5-3m Magnolia House.
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Financial.
TIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ALEX
ANDRIA, VA.

WlII elbow
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS
remaining in bank over twenty days.
On sums Of One Thousand Dollars and up
wards, four per cent per annum.
Under One Thousand Dollars, three per cent
per annum. .
No notice required for dcpositors to draw their
funds.
No interest allowed on open accounts
ian 3-tf CHAS r. HOOFF, Cashier.
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BUREAU r. L. & y. L., HD. QEs.
ASSISTANT COMMISSION,
WASHINGTON, MARCH ). lSG

-'i-fINVII 70 II0TT'
Respectfully forwarded to the Commissioner.
with reference to endorsement OF Chaplain.
Fcrrcc.
The record. Of this Office, show no authoriza
ton whatever. given to Chaplain Fcncc. for
such IA fee. Chaplain Fencc has been re-
Hcyed as superintendent for Loudonn county,
Virginia.,
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iy 13--dGn1
u OBERT l.. WOOD,
II Successor to Ashby & Wood,
continuus to carry on the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS.

IC SUCCCSsOT lfSTUJ W OOUi
continuus to carry on the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
At the Old Stand No. 10. King street
ALEXANDER H. SLhIMAkER (now
the patronage Of his friends.
Our STOCK is at all times largeand complete,
embracing, Heavy and Fine French Broad
cloths, Black and Fancy Casemeres: Satnetts:
Cloths for servants, &c, &c.
A full assortment OF FiannGis, white and col
a full assortment of Mourning Dress Goods,
Irish Linen. warranted genuine Linen
Shectngs and Pillow Case Linens, Superior
Cotton Shifting and Sheeting also. Gloves and
Hosiery, Suspenders. Shirt Bosoms, Collars,
Cravat:, Neck Ties, Hair Nets, &c, together
with n general assortment OF i!r:t.cluss Dkl
GOODS, to an examination Of which VIC invite
our old friends ana the public generally.
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lX7HEEL " RIGHT y BLACKSMITHlNG

w
We the undersigned, hereby give notice to
the public that having established the above
business at West End, arc prepared to receive all
orders in that line such as NEW WORK, and
repairing Carriages and Wagons
All kinds Of Agricultural Implements made
and repair ed.
Particular attention given to Horse nhoeing.
All orders executed with neatness and dis
patch, and on the most reasonable terms.
g. HULFISH,
dec 22-4m GEO. w. ROAT
nLUMBING PLUMBING!
GAS FITTING GAS FITTING!
G.. P. HEALY d CO.,
PL UMBERS T. G As FILTERS,
No. q, North Fairfax Street,
under Mansion House,
We are now prepared to do Gas Fitting and
Plumbing, in all their branches Fitting up
Public Buildings, Stores and Dwelling Heuses,
in the most approved style, ard at the very
lowest figures.
By leaving your orders with us you will save
both time and money.
Ill W0EK WARRANTED.
Always on hand large assortment of GAS
FIXTURE comprising everything in the
trade; also LAMP GOODS Of every descrip-
tion, at Peace Prices. Retail dealers will find
it to their interest to examine our stock.
Special attention paid to country orders
The best COAL OIL always on hand.
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Clothing, &c.
4 RNOLD & FIELD,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHS, CASSIIERES. AND VEST1NGS,
---- IVA AlIQ IQRSl- TRIMMINGS AND

Wholesale and Retail Dealers il -,
CLOTHS, CASSINIERES AND VEST1NGS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS. AND
GENTLEMEN'S SFURNISHINGG GOODS,
Having disposed of our interest in the Mer-
chant Tailoring business at No. SO, King st., to
to O'Neal s. Dwelly and removed 20 No. SO, We
porpcse to offer fory your inspection good line OF
the above goods. Our long experience in the
manufacture Of Cloths and Cassmeres, gives
us great advantage in selecting our stock,
which we intend to sell st q small advance on
cost
We shall offer great inducements to Tailors,
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
them cheap.
You will find in our Gents Furnishing De-
partment a great selection Of goods in that line
always on hand. Give US call and you will
never regret it, at No. 60, King street, next
door to Millcrs China Store
sep 22-tf ARNOLD y FIELD.
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTAB
L LISHMENT.
Messrs O. Neil q Dwelly having. purchased
the interest of Messrs Arnold 81 Field in the
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
have removed to the Store lately occupied by
that firm,
So KING STREET.,
Where may be found the best assortment of
CLOTHS, in this city, both Of FoREIGN and
DOMESTIC manufacture.
Mr. o. Neils ability as q cutter iustifes them
in assuring their customers stylish and well
fitting garment: .......
They have also a fine assortment of Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Shirts, Socks,
Ties Scarfs and Gloves cf MI kinds.
&s. Please call and examine our goods and
Judge for yourselves at SO King street, one door
east of Parkers Theatre. sep 26-tf
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i Cases Killickinick
s do knickerbockor
Barrels General Lee:
70 Boxes Van Trump, Extra.
d do Billy Watts
- do w. H. Smiley Honey Dew.
For sulc by MATTHEWS Il LOVING.
feb 2S-tf No. +, Janneys Wharf
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NEW EXPRESS LINE
N BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA & ALEXANDRIA,,
GEORGETOIFN g. WASHINGTON, ID. {
VIA CANAL.
.T-za Good substantial and well adapted
{ iC-s:s5s!.---..1SSFREIGHT STEAMERS comprise
this new line. which will sail on WEDN ES-
DAY and SATURDAY cf each week from
Philadclphia, and TUESDAYS ard THU RS
DAYS from Alexandria, at II NJ,
Freight. &C., at moderate rates.
For particulars, apply at
-AG 5
NJ. ELDRIDGE & CO,
Nc l. South wkeTyes, Alexandria.
JOHN Z. DAVIDSON,
No. 50, Water st., GeorgetoWS Is Y ashington.
WIXLLAk IL 2. CLYDE.
cot 4-tf No. IA. y Ncrttt!. " h.rvcs, Phluda.
WANTED IN ENCHA NGE FOR
w CITY PROPERTY.-Th The business
stand, known rs the Parker House, Oh Duke
street Alexandria, awooden house three storyS
and basement, containing IL rooms will be ex-
changed for land in the neighboring counties.
4 fne bargain is here offered to any one wish
.:g tc exchange country for city property
Fo-: urther particulars apply to
HILL s. TUCKER,
fen -.c No. 125, King street.
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Professional.
{HTALTER WEIR,

ATTORNEY>AT LAW,
BRENTSvILLE, PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, a
Will practice in the Courts Of Prince William
Loudoun and Fairfax dec 2-Gm
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The ELECTIONS.


Gov. Bullock is elected Governor
of Massachusetts by GO,000 MAORI
ty. All the Republican Congress
men are elected. The Legislature
is almost wholly Republican.
New York.
There was an earnest and eycit-
ing struggle. The Democrats gain.
ed one Congressman. The main
State ticket is elected by from 5000
10 10000 majority. The Legislature
is Republican. Fenton's majority is
5000.
Maryland.
Two Democratic congressman are
elected. The Legislature is strong
~ Democratic. There is great re-
joicing among the rebels.
All the Congressman elected are
Republican. Union majority of 20,
600.
Minnesota
Heavy Republican gains.
New Jersey.
Gain of two Union Congressman.
y Republican Legislature elected.
Missouri.
Gain Of one Radital member of
Congress. Probable conservative
defeat III the State.
Illinois.
Union majority over 10000
Heavy Republican gain. The Con
grcssional delegation same as in the
present Congress.
Wisconsin.
Heavy Republican gains. The
Legislature largely Republican.
Republican Governor and Mem.
Der Of Congress elected.
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HfRiM BtCON'S ESTATE
:, IA n 3; OF VEL II VI ONT

~ bHAbFpRb DISTRICT, 50.
In Probate Court, holden at West Fairlcc.
within and for said district, on the 10Th DAY OF
October a. ID. ls66:
Nyah bean Executor on the estate of III
ram BARON la.r Of STAFFORD IN said district de-
ceased, presents his administration account Tor
Whcreupon. 1t /. ordered that the same he
rofcrr,L ,o the "a Tuesday of December next,
nt the prohnto Office IN said West Tairl,,' Tor
examination and allowance; aud thnt n'i con,
ccrncd bc notified hereof, ny the pu"nei',o,, ",
lila order in the National Opinion printed ~
l,rodford, Vermont. three weeks success''ciy;
q : soon ns may be. that they may appear, ana
M said time and place, II they see cause oiocc'
thereto.
| By order Of court.
! Attest, a. H. HlLMvhI' '""SS,,
A true copy Of record, wv
tt.ost, All GiLMoRb' '""s'
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GENERAL INDIGNATION AND
THREATS AGAINST CANADA.-Ner
Iork, Oc' 80. Fifty thousand PEG
pie assembled nj Jones Wood yes
terday to hear Stephens last speech
in America. He said he would re-.
turn 10 Ireland where he would
strike Il blow for Ireland before tn,
daWning ct the new year An ar
my of 10000 was organized there.
who reject the political dictation of
the Catholic clergy. He urged the
same disposition upon his audience.
but counSclcd them 10 respect in all
that pertains 20 their special calling
as spiritual advisers.
y man in the crowd. supposed to
he British spy. WAS beaten almost
he proved innocent OF such charge
At the meeting of the Fcnan cir
cles last night it was resolved to
avengc the death of the convicted
Fenians in Canada, and the Cana
dams were dared to execute them.
\ Toronto special says the guard
over the Fcnian prisoners has been
doubled. The threats by the Fe.
mans IN IN United States are hay.
ing bad effect upon the treatment
Of the prisoners, who now suffer
from want OF clothing.
Large Feniau meetings we're held
in Ehiratsn and i,utlalp Yesterday
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Robert Toomhs, the wandering
traitor, lately insultcd a party of
Americans while ascending the Rigi
in Switzerland, lie wasvery abusive
Of the North and Yankees, and
wanted to fight one of the gentle.
men of the party, at whom he rush
cd with knife, greatly alarming the
ladies'. This" chivalric' Southernel
was dMnk.
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\ SlNGID HUNTSMAN.-The Phil
adclphia Ga:eHe says Il man by the
name OF O'Rourkc on Saturday un-
dertook to go shooting. In reaching
for his powder flask he dropped it
into Il tub of water. He poured
the powder into frying pan and
dried it over the fire. The result
can he easily guessed at. Mr.. o..
Rourke was blown into the yard,
with his head so singcd that he
looked like prize fighter. Luckily
for him he received no bodily injury.
His hair. beard and eyebrows were
taken off as closely as if by a razor
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A DOUBLE MURDER.-TolcdO
ohio. Nor. "A horrible double
mur,lerw was committed at Coldwatcr,
Michigan. last night. Mrs. Ebene-
ger Leach and George q. Brown, u
Young LAWYER. were shot dead while
walking together in the street.
The murderer is the husband of
Mrs. Leach, and has been arrested.
jealousy is The SUPPOSED cauSe.
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HARNESS MAKING.
--Tur American HAIR RterxruAron An,

----TuE AMERICAN HAIR REGENERATION AND
Ham Dalssrn Is pronounced by all who have
used 1t, the best Hair Restorative In the mar.
kct. II Is fast working itself into public favor
and already II stands upon the toilet tables In
many OF our first houses. The ladies Of fash
on are delighted with IL, for II Is not only such
. beautiful dressing, but II doo not ~ ~
wovs dsucss bcse dsSn
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BmcuroS, CAMnRlpGE AND MEproRp.


.imount Market
Cattle Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs.
For the week ending Nov. :. 1866.
This week ....3,:7t i-,l99 900 $500
Last week.. 2,oo2 9o,ss 500 $500
one wear ago. .3.5j5 q,SS7 500 1900 /.
There were 80 Ncals at market this week.
PRICES.
BeEr--p.r 100 lh-. on total weight of Hide |
Tnllow and meat. Extra, Sl3,.5nS 81. - First
Quality 81" .JDSl3 Second quality, si2al% -
Third quality .Sl0,Wa-,-; u few choice sin
gle pairs $-.-a---- some oil the poorest
bulls. Sc. -. 50a9.j0
WnthING ONrN.-sls0a$ ls0 handy Steers,
sa0nsl75. or much according to their val
~ ior beef.
Cows AND YorxG CNvEs.--Iair quality
s5oa$75; extra sSoa$l2o; iarrow and dry,
s35aio
STORES, thin young cattle for farmers
Yrarlings, sisaS9; Two-ycars olds, $3oa$i0;
rhree.ycars Odds, I3asbj.
Sul,r--pcr H.. live weight 4 a6. cts; Sheen
and Iamhs,pcr head, in lots s2,OVas5,Oo.
FAT Il0Gs--pcr lb 10 ai0! cts, live weight
/ Shotes-Wholcsal l0allcts.; retail, llal3cts
VEAL CAiNE>.--------
! l,ricn,uu, II all cts. per H.. country
| lots. Ylal0 cts.
/ CALF SkINs-2O cts.
TNmow-B nghton, salo cts. per h.; country
lots. SaIO cts.
PELTS-si 0ga$l % each.
RrMAnEs-Wc find occasion to cham but
few of the figures in our scale of prices this
week. Live hogs are, however quoted some
what lowcr--thc advancing prices of corn,
Sc, isassigncd for the refusal of farmers and
others 10 buy stores, and the large number OF
hogs thrown upon the market accounts for the
decline ON pork, We find full 1900 head I"
cattlo the porthorn roads in lace of 1000 last
week l7i2 Western instead of 1900, aud iO'
from Maine to compare with %ll last week
p; The wca,hcris fine, aud trade IL not better b
certainly quicker and more comfortable thai
. las, week, While there are more called u
= market than last week, there is large incrcas
In the number of buyers, and on the whole u
g compared with last week We think trade favor
l. the seller.
y There appears 20 he over 10000 sheep an
# lambs reported AS ut market Most of I'll
II above remarks In relation to cattle apply q
well to Sleeps As compared with the pric,
y, of the market two weeks ago there is probnbl
an improvement # zoe per head, and ccrtainl
there ought to be. Several slim lots were sol
, for A. per head, Corsets averaging 100 lbs
W &c; ~ lbs. for 81 good fair lots % 10 "
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VIA He Il ED.

In Bradford, November t. by the Rev $
McKeen. d. D., Mr.. V. II. Bragg. of Westmin-
ster, and Mrs Ellen VI. Williams, of Brad ford
La Bradford, Oct. 81, by Rev. | LeBaron, ir..
Mr.. NJ. w. Sargent, of Thetford. and Miss
Lucy l. Barber, of Fairlee
Also by the same, in Bradford, November
Mr.. Edward Flanagan, OF Canada East. and
Miss Mary Twamby, of Bradford.
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West TOpshaln High school

LNXAMINATION OF CLASSES TUESDAY
IL November H. Students Exhibition. Thurs
day, November 10, F. " 22-wl
No person can have Dyspepsia when they
use Dotys Mandrake Bitters.
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1t will do You no Harm.

IL Will GO You no Harm.
snd if it docs you good your money will be
refunded IN all cases, as We give all our agents
atrict orders to refund the money 10 any and
all who have given the Panacea fair trial, and
will say they have not been benefited 10y its
use. In the large sales which we are making
we have never taken back single bottle, but
otherwise every one who has used il speak in
the highest terms of its worth. Every family
shuuld have II by them. as it will not only save
them much expense but may he the means of
saving the lives of many who reside at dis
lance from il physician
The Panacea i of great strength requiring
as You will see by the directions. but small
quantity for u dose therefore it is the cheap
est medicine, the strength considered, ia the
market
DIRECTIONS.-For Cholera. Cholera Nor
bus. Bilious Collie, take from half II tea spoon
tul ID tea spoonful III swecteEed water, a.
hot you can drink il. every fifteen minutes
until the pain is relieved; then take it NJ long
cr intervals until the disease j. entirely reno
we'd, bathing the stomach and bowels freely
with the Panacea. full strength.
For Dvsentcry and Darrhoa take tea
rroontul in from one to two hours, according
.othe severity of the ease, bathing the bowels
and stomach freely.
For pain in the Back Shonde rs. Head. Neck,
Limbs, &c, battle the parts affected.
For Neuralgia. Sprans and Rheumatism
bathe the parts affected with the Panacta for
at least All hour, When you will be astouished
at the result
Dor a Cold you viii find nothing equal to il =;
take - teaspoomtul in Il teacuptul of hot water.
going to bed.
For Tcethache fill the cavity of the tooth
with cotton saturated with the Panacoa. and
bathc the gums freely.
FIN. mi uill Irti4r- ,ilutp wifi wafer and
battle freely two or three times a day.
~ The pauacca is now placed within the
reach of all NJ the small sum of Fifty Cts,
large bottle, or Thirty Eight Cts,
small
Sold by the principal Druggists, or sent by
express. uu receipt of price.
~ a liberal discount tn the trade. Ell
G. c. DOIl n CO., ProprietOrs
Bradford Vt.
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Foul Stomach, General Debility, Liver Com
pltiut. &c.
We have in this Compound combined To-
ME aud Stinulaut with II Cathartic. that while
it is thorough and ccrtainin it, action. il in no
way Wcakens the tone o. the bowels or stolu-
ah
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Our success in Bradford has thus far been
hey ond our expectations aud our trade is daily
increasing. Our determination is to so man
age our business aS To merit continuance Of
the success which has attended our beginning
As regards the
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NOTICE..

MY WIFE MARIA, HAVING LEFT ME
IVA without cause, hereby lorhid all persons
trusting OF harb0ring her on my account rs |
shall pay no debt of her contracting after this
Gate. MOSES NORCROSS.
bradford Nov. s. 1866 42.w3'
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PURELY VEGETABLE!

And is warranted to be the best preparation
Cholera, DYsentery. Diarrh,Ea. Cholera Nor
bus Cole, Pain IN the stomach or Bowels,
Earacle, Headache. Toothache, sc. For
Weak or Lame back, or Pain in the Neck or
between the Shoulders. or any other part of
the body. the ranacea acts like a charm. In
word, il viii relieve pain from whatever cause
quicker than any other medicine in use. Its
power over Neurai2i, Is perfectly wonderful
Nine out of every ten cascs OF all Fevers, bow
81 difficulties aud mtammations of whatever
nature. are induced 10y Sudden closure of the
pores, caused by Sudden colds aud the only
way t. prevent thS cold from producing dis
ease, l. 10 use some remedy that will open the
pores at once, and we believe the Panacea will
do it quicker and more etfectually than any
Other nclciMe. TRY Ii. -.
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Plain and Fancy SjNs, Poplins, Mo-
hairs, Bomba;ines. Atpaccas,
Grenadines. Boreges. AL
Woods. Cham bras,
Gingha ans,
Prints, dc.