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REMUNERATION OF ALEXANDRIA To THE
DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.-The gazette writes
in the following feeling strain concerning
this new outrage i'll prospect:
"Therc probably never was i'll any COM
munity more unanimous, determined,
and heartfelt condemnation of any propo.
sition than that which is now expressed in
this place against the recent movement OF
Senator Wade. 1t has been sprung upon
us without consulting the wishes or feel
ings of our people; it is prcjudicial to all
our interests; yiolative of our rights; ill.,
sulting to our State; detrimental to our
hopes of future prosperity, and calculated
to produce present mischief and future
trouble. The retrocession of Alexandra
To its present state was accedcd to 10y the
General Government, by the State OF Viz
ginia, and by the people directly interested
1t was acquicsced in by the people OF the
whole country. Alexandria became an in
tegral part and portion OF the Common
wealth of Virginia. To take it from the
jurisdiction of the State-to transfer II III
the manner proposed-would he as great an
outrage almost as history has ever recorded
in the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of States and the
arbitrary operation of dcspotic authority.
There is no more right to transfer Alexan-
dria 10 the General Government without
the consent of the State of Virginia than
there is to annex Richmond or Norfolk.
The case is too plain for argument"
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OF prayer !!

THE CIVIL RIGHrs Act TO DE TESTED
Mr., A, A. Bradley, whom the Star de-
scribes as "keen. looking" and chocolate
colored," made speech in Washington city
on Wednesday night last, in which he de-
clared that negroes have the right now 70
vote, not only In the Territories, but In the
States, and that he would take pains TO
test the question before tho Supreme
Court az tho United States.
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GENERAL X. +. LEE To RI At CHAPEL
HuL.-This distinguished Southcrncr and
military chief, We understand, is to be pre-
sent at the June commencement nj Chapel
Hill. This fact will impart additional intc-
rest to that usually attractive occasion,
especially as it is expected that he will
address the students. II j. NOT only the
fact that General Lee had in the army he
commanded in person many citizens from
our State, which will attract host OF pco-
plc and insure him welcome and cnthU-
siastic reception, but this will be So from
the fact that he is ripe Scholar.-R"lciyL
N. c. Progress.
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The H0N. CLEMENT C. CLAY.-This dis
tinguishcd son of Alabama left our city
yesterday morning, in company with his
estimable lady, for his Southern home, in
Huntsville. How grateful to his refined
nature will be the comforts and social
pleasures which greet him there. What a
contrast will they present to life in the
bastion. Many kind wishes follow Mr..
Clay as he leaves US, and many prayers are
offered from loving Virginia hearts that his
future life may be as serene as his escut-
cheon is spotless.-Petersb'ug Lder, eth.
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The TIC or WAR.-Thc President has
recently ordered the removal OF a promi-
nent postmaster in Indiana, who refuses Il
abdicate until his successor has been CON
flrmed by the Senate. That body will
probably not do SO, and if not done, Prcsi-
dent Johnson's appointcc will appeal to the
United States Court to put him in the
place, and the question will then he
settled, whether the President possesses
the right to remove an office holder and
put another in his place without the
consent of the Senate while that body i
in session.
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CoSGREsS-Y EsTERDAY.-lt is gratifying
to be able To credit the present Congress
with even one good deed. 1t will he seen
from our kilograms that Il bill involving an
expenditure of ninety millions of dollars
was yesterday defeated, although the OBJ
jcct of it was the construction OF railroad
to the Pacific by the northGs route.
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TRIAL OF Mr.. DAvIs.-lt is reported
that the President has formally requested
Chief Justice Chase to try jeff. Davis fol
treason at the May term of the United
States Circuit Court, at Norfolk, Virginia
and that Mr.. Chase declines unless Con.
grcss, by special legislation, shall restore
the power of the court.-Ne,c York Ad.
certiSr.
We understood the paragraph from the
Washington Republican to mean just what
is said above--namcly, that Mr.. Chase is
unwilling to try Mr.. Davis. Hence, when
the Presidents organ says that if Mr..
Davis is not tried it will be because Mr..
Chase is unwilling, it means principally to
inform the public that Mr.. Chase IS un-
willing,
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Mr.. Mayall, a London photographers: has
invented new sola camera, by which he
can magnify small cartcS de cj>itcS to life
size portraits. One Of the best examples Of
the new process, says London journal, is
photograph of Tcnyson enlarged to
various sizes. and gaining very much III
stiffness and dclicacV
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W., Mnpntains of New Hampshire are eFluei'l'
Irs,t nsti,ution-very high, heavy frostS, os"u,
ami view. fourdoIlar dinners. But the p'".s'e"
ave If n certain renowned DRAKE saw - nI
smooth. faced rocks, and thereupon "ao'n'u "'''
variegated the bride path to the lip,lop mus
With his familiar S. T.-ls6O-H. PLANiall"H d.
rrRs This raised the ire of the Mrs: fat''"s'on'
composing the Legislature oil the oi"',''o NJ
who got their wise heads together, ~
% % and make II penal offence to ply the artis
,;"t rrsh On their beloved hills. Verify, the hh'
w %. discount in New Hampshire. Query
plu ph"Nh f"' apes
mcnt2 ----
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.~~IUcENSE NOTICE.-Al merchants and
~. in the Upper District no. y of Henrlco
-, engaged in business for which license If
r,,,,irad are hereby notified that will be at the
comfy Court house on FRIDAY and sAltk DA =
,pril 27th and 2sth, prepared to issue new licenses
- ,bam the old ones expiring the last day OF April
According to law, will assess double TAX upon
all persons who fail to obtain their state ii''''''
before the LIST day of May next.
GEORGE w. CARTER,
Commissioner Of Revenue
80, ., Second District Henrico county
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,r-xmTCE.-IIaving been solicited by many y,
my former patrons, hereoy sl.o III known and
n reS"%e ' Journal the MAGNOLIA wEEkL1
I'm he sutgce 1t, as heretofore, it will nave one
Of the most talented editors in this country o." an
having secured most Of its old contributors %"
. .,,i it will please the most fastidious.
nue notice will be given of its first issue.
., I.es ap2s-lt
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J. p. BENJAMIN.-Wc learn that Judah
p. BENJAMIN is in Montrcal-lettrrS having
been received from him by Louis Lyon.
(his halfbrothcr, residing at Warrcnton,)
as late as the 18th instant.-Caipcp1 o.
SerrCr. 21M.
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AUCTION sALEs-FUTTJRE NJ.
by Harrison, Goddin d Appenon. :
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate A..
VERY HANDSOME BRICK Tp,

VERY HANDSOME BRICK Tprr
EAST Slss o. s niSsts2TSS koT
BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS. F6R wskIS
AT AUCTION.zWill be sold at auction. ~ sALE
premises, on MONDAY, the aafh April, iss,, y.
o'clock. =. VI. the very neat and Admirably az
bnilt BRICK TENEMENT located a. sbGyy. vel.
Gently occupied by Mr.. NJ. d. Ru...ii =.
contains seven rooms, besides kitchen with ~, l.
rooms, coal and wood house, and i fgrrt ~.
with gas. and now occupied by good ensr, I,
six hundred dollars per annnm 4"
TERMS One-third cash balance At four ;,
eight months, for negotiable notes, bearing ,g,
rest secnrnd by trust deed. The taxes io,.t'
year to BE- paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, G0DDiS & APPERsOy,
ap 2s-lt Auctiorepy.
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Oftwenty- two lots Of kerosene oil lately
tested in Providence, X. l., only five were
safe for illuminating purposes. The rest
were Us explosive US gunpowder.
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BY Isbell & Davis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncer,.

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RES.
Y DESCE, on THE SOUTHEAST Corner a
Auction. Will be sold on MONDAY, the r.i
day Of April, ls6s upon the premises, at y o'rar.
p. NJ, that very desirable BRICK RE>lpENrEn
the corner of Broad and Mayo streets. cortAl.E,.
seven rooms besides store rooms. with "a, aut 81,
fixtures. bath rooms, brick kitchen, water e.
The pre- misses in No. order. Possession -,
be- had ~ once, II desired.
TERMS : One-third cash balance at four. s.a.
and twelve months, for negotiable notes with f.
tprr.t added, aud secured by trust deed. Tty
for 1888 10 be paid by the purchaser.
M .7--ids iSBELL Il DAVIS, Auctionoar.
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- SODA aPPARATUS.-The celebrated
o,prTICr SODA APPARATUS, with GENERA
TORS FOUNTAINS, &c, complete. As agent Tor
N. manufacturer, the subscriber is prepared 10
rnrnish the most convenient and elegant apparatus
known. Call and examine sample.
WILLIAM II, SCOTT, Druggist,
-, % e corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
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l VALUABLE TRACT OF LAM

IA CO. fuE ,sALE-By virtue Of an order made b,
,arn n, :r Tor Montgomery county at NJ.
npiti I'm 10, In The case Of X. T. Foster & g.
"a. n.nI! d, nsci.; shall proceed 10 sell hy put.
FARM. - ''' "0'I
The Farm contains about SEVEN HUNDRED
TWEyTI-THRtE ACRES OF LAND has a 49,,
and beautiful DWELLING EOrsE on H. iog.il,
with all the necessary Ont-houses used by f.Tne.
II Is situated near the Big Tunnel on The yirgr',
and Tennessee IA lroad in the county Of Mont
merry and about one mile from tie celabr. =.
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs.
TEkMs DFSALE: A credit OF two and TIRE. vea.,
will he given the purchaser by his paying down /.
cash 80 much Of the purchase money Necessary
paw the cost and harges of sale. fhe deferred NV
inents arr To bear interest from the In day II b.
cembrr, 1865, IL which time possession vii. /.
taken b. the purchaser. security Tor the am,
purchase money and a lien by deed Of trust Tor 4
same will be required Of the pure haser.
NJ. of thar day. JOHN K. FRANCS
ap .>-td Sheriff Of Montgomery county. \.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

baHh'I"' DF"sVT y -
VERY BILE GRANITE
Y FRONT TENEMENT, At TIE N .,rl III
WEST CORNER OF MAIN AND M u ~; En- En-
IN REAR THEREOF, FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
viii be sold at anction, on the premises on
SATURDAY. the 2Sth OF April. at IL 4,GioGK; ";
that truly valuable GRANlTE-FRONT TENE-
MENT located as above, now occupied az restau-
r1nby Mr. J. H shnrm at The annual rsn,a, E.
monthly Also. the GRANITE-FRO TENE-
MENT in rear, fronting on Market street. The
foregoing real estate is justly regarded n amongst
The most valuable in that locality, and should AT
tract the attention of capitalists and others.
TERMS: One third cash balance at four, ana
eight months. for negotiable notes intsfe't added j,
for This wear 10 be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDlN & APPERSON,
ap27 AueuoheetS.
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by Harrison, Goddlu s Apr.rsou,
Ban sers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents
ARGE. VERY ATTRACTIVE. AM

I ARGE. VERY ATTRACTIVE. AND
IL ADMIRABLY WELL-BrILT BKICK TElE.
MENr, ON THE EASTERN SIDE OF NINE.
TENTH, BETWEEN GRACE AND BRURg
STREETS, AND HANDSOME FURNITURE, s..
SALE At ArCTlOS.-At the request at Mr. Js.r
II. Gentry, we shall sell AT auction, th, pre-.
misses, on MONDAY, the goth Of April, l,t', 1t h#i
past ! o'clock, L. NJ, the large and admir- ?
well. located and handsomely finished BIZ
TENEMENT now in his occupancy. 1t cunraa.
about fourteen rooms. The parlors have hamI,.me
marble mant.ls, and the whole premises are r-.s
conveniently arranged, and supplied with "a.
and coid wafer, bath Rooms, ac. Also, stable ca.
riage. house, sc. The j. not only very hna
some bat the front Of IL is shaded by >ilvrrNa, I.
trees.
On thr following day, all OF the FrRNITn.:
will be sold, embracing line collection.
TERM: II III. real estate, one thru cab Ns.
lane. II foul, eight, and twelve months. tor ne.
table notes interest added, secured by r.'
deed. The taxes for this year To be paid hy .
purchaser.
Possession given in few days, Thus aitorif-#
excellent opportunity Of securing a nr,t.s a., ...
dence. HARRISON, GoDDlS \ APPEE>pi.
ap4 Aucu"u"rn
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Appsrsou,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent

DEA CTIFUL BRICK RESIDENCE
ID AND HALF-ACRE LOT, on tHrRrH HILL.
AT TIE CORNER or q AND TillkTY.FlE>T
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII tr.u.t
AT auct.un on the premises. on TUESDAY. taa h.
of May, 1868, at . clock, +. NJ. ia. lar" ara rr
handsome and admirably well built BkIi TEN.
EMENT located a. above, formerly occupied In
Mr. {. Z. HUT. Til" dwelling L. surrounded b.
hAndsom" shade urc>. has ten Rooms, h., recent s
been thoroughly repaired, papertd and painted
Besides the dwelling, there L. Il large Brad
Kitchen SmokehUuse, Dairy, aud stable With ~
stalls, and 4 well ot fine water. Altogether sA, !,
really most beautiful residence.
Terms one fourth cash balance at four .ht
and twelve months, for negotiable notes inter-.
added, secured by 4 trust deed. The taxes aul .t
suranc. 10 b. paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDlS X APPER>ON,
ap 20 AurftUursr..
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cTATE All nersons

CTATE LICENS Els All persons
- whose business requires Il license and VIII" have
not taken out the license required for the ensuing
wear are hereby notified that j. NJ. FRANCISCO,
Commissioner Tor Jefferson Ward, will be at old
Market Hall: G. G. JOHNSON, Commissioner for
Madison Ward, will be al the Shrrih7s office, on
ioyernor street and 4. Il. SfARkE, Cummiss Toner
for Monroe Ward, will he al Felix Mathews. store,
on Broad street. Each Commi> .loner will be at TIA"
SATURDAY, April 2sth, and MONDAY, ISi6 April
tbos,, who have not already obtained them. The
penalty OF IA double tax Will be strictly enforced
npon all who fail to obtain licenses before tue Isl
MAY next. "
Jefferson Ward comprises all that portion OF the
citv living below Fourteenth sreet-Joln NJ. Fran
cisco, Commissioners,
Madison Ward comprises all that portion lying
between Fourteenth and Fourth sirects-C. C..
johnson, Commissioner.
Monroe Ward comprises all that portion lying
above Fourth street ard within the corporate
lmits-T b. Starke, Assistant Commissioner.
collector will be present at each OF the above
mentioned places for the purpose of receiving the
license taxes assessed by the commissioners.
JOHN w WRIGHT,
ap2s-2tk Sheriff City Richmond.
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NJ COMPREHENSIVE.
The Undersigned having formed co-parther'
ship, for the purpose Of conducting $1,000. ,.o
WHOLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name of
STONE, WILSON & FOSTER,
and having taken the commodous warehouse on
Cary street, second door below Pearl, are now
receiving a general supply OF
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete In a few days, and to
which they respectfully call the attention of the
trade. hAhlLl"N - SA'N6'
of Petersburg;
JOHN i. WILSON,
Of Petersburg;
NH 3-ts +. T. FOSTER.
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BY Regnault x Co,
Main street. between Eighth and Ninth

nNE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY.
- FIVE THOUSAND OLD BRICKS At ArC.
TON will sell At auction, MONDAY, a'A A.
slant, at 8 o'clock. p ~, on the premises In "a,
OF Of The old Columbian Hotel lshockoe Slip, on
~ ~ pRED AND SEvENTY.FIVE THOusAsb
oLD BRICKS, cleaned and stacked.
ap2.-Y REGNAiLT a Co. Anciioneers hr
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By Harrison, Goddin * Apperson,
Rapkers Brokers. and Real Estate Apar,

Two SMALL FRAME TENr
MEyTs, on TIE NORTH SIDE OF nUyr
STREET. ADJOINING THE DuEAL >TEg,'
CHURCH, FOR SALE At AUCTION VIII be-.
at auction, on the promises, on FRIDAY, Tho
FRAMED TEyEMENTS located A. above. 49,
which i occupied by James Hickman, and =.
Of which has three rooms, besides kitchen.
Terms one third cash balance a. fugr
secured by trust 4, ed The taxes for this yea.
b. paid 10y the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDIS APPER>uy
AurrsUf.aH.
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AUCTION sALEs-THIs DAY.
BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

4 NEAT LITTLESTORE ON SOUTH
N SIDE MAIN, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION =
THIS DAY SATURDAY., mt O'Clock, I: we
adjoining the Club House, and known as the Soda
Fountain stand.
II has very attractive appearance, and, being
In good location, IL a desirable stand tor any
light or fancy business.
The unexpired lease Of tho ground VII! be sold
with the house GRUBbS & WILLIAMS
an 2s-lt AuctiOneer-.
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EANS, FANS.-Just received, Il tine
L line Of FANS, in varlous styles At THE
and Broad streets | hope every one will call and
get a good PALM FAN for FIVE CENTS, or SIX
for TWENTY FIVE CENTS. Also, received an
assortment OF SPIRAL TRIMMING CORD AT nftccn
cents per yard and many other articles equally
CHEAP CAN soon w K. POLK,
told number l73 new number, 52a,
au2S Broad street, corner ut sixth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-REGNAuLT co.
nIs csIl special attention to their extensive SAFE
~ SPLENDID NEW and SECONDARY 4 pg Y = =
TIRE. MIRRORS, CURTAINS n m
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, Fla ~ ar
LADIES SHOES, &c. Those In "a"'" 80 .. :,
cIas would do well TO attend. -
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

neutrality-suspicious. will be made ut
~ the proper time for the renewal al ONE SHARE
OF STOCK In til" Richmond and Liverpool Packet
Company, destroyed by the fire of April 3, lS65, IN
the name of THOMAS HUGHES CALDWELL.
u os--laMon
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nNE WEEK LONGER.

Much public disappointment having been cN-
pressed AT the immediate closing Of the
GREAT JEwELRY SALE
At 9. MAIN STREET,
the proprietors hay" determined 10 continue open
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER.
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.---
II Stolen from Brooktcld farm, Henrico county,
Tuesday night, BROWN MULE; medium sih" ;
mans hand was ridden of with blind bride
and black leather army saddle was tracked on
Mountain road As far a. Ground squirrel bridge, in
Hanover county. A reward Of FIFTY DOLLARS
will be given for the delivery Of the Iuule.
al 27--3t~ ABRAHAM WAhW I'm, JR.
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WHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY

WHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY.
Weare just opening large invoice
of superior WHITE GOODS, in
cludingt the finest fabrics in LINEN,
MUSLlNS, CAMBRlCS, ever dis
PLAYED in Richmond, which we are
happy to say, We are enabled Ia
offer at prices which must astsnish
every one, and sustain the charac-
ter we desire To establish for oul
retail department.
j. STEENBOCk i co.'s,
No. 1879 aud III Main street.
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FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE BUSINESS ST AN \.
~ ON FOURTEENTH STREET, UNDER -
TIE EXCHANGE HOTEL, FOR RENT -
contemplation of the removal Of the Farmer, -
National Bank 10 its new building, next Il I'll.
post Office on the Isl May next, We offer iaf rsaa
from that time until the 3lst December, ls II
OFFICE now occupied by said Bank, Ggtrf tie
Exchange Hotel. Terms reasonable. Apgst.
HARRISON, GODDlN i Apes!
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MUST BE CLOSED OFF.-Onc hun
drcd cases of those BEAUTIFUL
SPRING CALICOES, from the cele.
brated works Of the Messrs.
Sprague, in choice designs and
rtctsrche styles, must be closed
out Immediately to make way for
other desirable goods at the store OF
!. STEENBOCK 4 cos,
date of san Antonio, Texas
1879 and III Main street.
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- INK {. ssy s.sgs
BALSAMEC Cough SYRI1P

Far CoagAs, Colds, Croup, JEioopiin,
Coagh, AstAma, Lronchais, .Spiitin,
Bioo8, PAIN ami Ee0Laess cf tie Breast
D!ficui'y Of Breotiiing, dc
This syrup is purely TegetaBle Compouso
1t is pleasant TO tai e. and never does injury
but owing to irstgurifyiuf qualities, must io
good under any circumstances. 1t. effect is
truly wond, notwithstanding, cnming acd ala '
ing the most violent Coughs: Purifyiug.
Strengthening and lnyigoraling he whole srs
tein; c,ln:ny aud soothing the nerves; atn
ard facilitating ExpecOration. and healing The
DISEASED LUNGS, thus striking AT the root
OF DISEASE, and driving it from the system.
sl:os'E'.
No child need die OF Group, if this Syrup is
properly used and used in time.-Nohers Lav-
ing croupy children should watch the sifs'
show Of the Disease, and always keep lnis
Remedy At hand.
For Corgbs after Measles, tis Syrup is
most excellent. Experience has proven that
il is equallei hy no ofher preparation.
Price 80 cent, per Bottle.
Prcnarel hv :. A. r0UTZ'S : BRG., At
their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot No.
ll6. Franklin s. Baltimore, Md. Sold ny all
prnggists and Store-kcepers throughout the
United States.
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The Long Looked For-cons at Las
THE CELEBRATED
Ference HcWirg Machine.


This machine is the most rcrrcct i1styu-
mcnt TO execHte any kind Of sewing now done
by machinery ir the goIli. i IS simple and
perfect IN lis mechanical con>iruc'i.u. The
iced may be reversed nt any Vo.Nt desired
without stopping, which Is great aGgas;s -e
in fastening lhc cad pf seams.
1t makes FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES.
tack, heo', Ncaiie Loc,. DouLir HHoi.
each s'ircn perfect and alike on LJ.h
sides OF tho fabric.
Operators can select any stitch they want and
change from one stitch 10 another witn-
ont stopping the machine.
It's stitches cannot bs excel;ei fer fImness,
,lac,icity durability and beauty of finish.
No difficulty experienced in sewing across
hex seams.
Sews light and heavy fabrics with equal facil-
ity.
# vii Braid, Trek, Q,U, Cor9, Hsm. Fc7.
B,Hd. Gai'er, aud sew ali kind .; ti.ct-
iag required hy families and manufacturer.
The work viii feed either TO the right or left
without stopping the machine.
The most Inexperienced find no difficulty ma
using it
tn " III .ily practical and uniasilys in
stood
I, has no springs 10 get out et' order, and will
last - Incline.
It runs ea ,ilv. and is almost noi.class.
1t is the most rapid sewer in the world; nal
o.y fl. yt5sdes 10 eari r.roiltjoa.
Il uses thc same size thread on both siles Of
the fabric.
1t oils no dresses, all its mackiners being on
top orihe table.
Ever machine is 7carrentea 10 gire entire sa;-
.joc,' ian. and 10 do I'll fha: is claimed for it.
II iSs CARRIE L. STiHBAUGH is the agent
FOR this county. Ev calling Mt her residence
on Main Street. Mi:iiintoNn. one of these ma
chimes can he seen IN operation.
Sep,emberI2, lSj5-ly.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-12

FARMERS AND Observation-Disclosures
reeolloct that hundreds of dollars worth o.
Grain. Provisions. &c.. arr aHtH&,.v Y destrove,
Iv Ru.s. Mice. Ants. and other insects an.
v,imin-ajl OF which can be prevented Icy {;
few ,i.'Iar.' worth OF 'Costar's' Hat Roach
Aut. Ne Ex,erminatrr bought ana asei freely
g-.s-See ..Co~iar's" advertisement above.
April :, l6f0-6m.