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Are the lives Of your children in Jeopardy
from suddenand repeated attacks of Group?
If so purchase box Of IN. Z .i"Z. :.
BLADES EUPHONIAL LUBRICATORS!
The reople'S most sure and ettectua remedy y Tor or
ch.tis. iptln-riu and all pulmonary disc scs. ,-s
The LUBR GATOR is a medcnal pre'ara-
ton in the form OF Lozenge, hich of all modes
is the most pleasant and convenient The con
tain no teriousingred en- and ire warranted
tt, be always sac, even for the wcakest and most
sensitive stomach In Group they give imnse-
date retief Fer Coughs and Colds they are in
valus hle - 3. ,lr"- .a,.".. .....
For Catarrh, Asthma, and Bronchitis they
have no equal in the market (vid. Certificates
accompanying each bnx.D tpiptheria, that dr. ad-
d and deSoating di ease, they control wonder
fully andalmost i'm ,.edately.,
N" Public peaker Singer or Teacher, should
be without them as they r.m we hoarSen SIS and
strengthen and clear the voice. i:..-4 -.
sss- A ways use them ia time, and if the
y JA.NEY s CO., =
-.-.-t -.1..s- --.i H+" Wholesale Agents
La @: l45 King.st., Alexandria, Va.
For sale by all q uggistS. feb lI-3m
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Your e LONE FApER.-.AI exchange gives
the toll " ng sens BE 1sa|''vi.e: IS irk TO your
home raieS. NJ hiatt r if you are poor; 10, {
are 81 pavr as he ign ral,t, r,x>ett tS'it te" ms
dera ei and tha TOO often 20 tnpether.-
Keep you h,nr paptr.1 R.mem:,vr, that III
is not 80 large an4 mp 81, 6 as. .youe, j is tue
sdve. t'srr ii yonr neighb :rHond aud oai!y bn>'
nes, ann nteils youiwha, is s"i,g On around y"u
ihSte ID OF a Ituu ;au lnlleS away .3~i% 90,
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We have jus. added TO our stock e n"w and
desi-s bic LOT Of fashion bile goods suitable for
the Spring and Summer wear. Gentlemen ia
want Of an elegant and is-hionahlc suit will 90
well TO call and examine our stock.
We have also 2 fine ssaortmen, Of F RNISH-
ING GOODS KID GLOVES, NEW aud
BEAUTIFUL TIES, &c. &c.
O'NEIL s. DNELLY,
mn W-tf 63, King street.
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CASSIMERES.

AND FESTIEGS
which they arc prcpar to II Ike up in The b'5t
style rs che~p, quality con >idered. Is they can
he purchased in this, or any Of the neghboring
cities.
STuRENo :. NORTH FAIRFAX STREET,
End door from the Office Of he Adams + press
COMPANY mar 30-Lf
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MURRAY, RIDGoLY g. MURRAY,
Are happy to inform their friends and tn" pub
lie that Us thu price Of F"racn Goods is now
much re uced, tn y are prepared to turn>h
SUITS + CLDF'' ES at prices cor e>pond
ingly low They invite the attention OF thusc
wishing to- purcha-e, to their large and varied
assortment Ot
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rENHE .CELE BRATED Reversible teel Tooth
i and Wrought1ron Shank -. =. ..,,.
.@ REALS GTON CULTIVArORS
THE CELEBRATED SMITHS PATENT
gsw STEEL PLOWS.
SMALLEY'S1 COMBINED CORN PLOW
AND CULTIVATOR. q &. -
DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOWS. =
NROUGHr. TOOTH CULTIVATORS.
GANG PlOWS, s.
SINGLE SHOVEL PLOWS,
GO-DEVIL CORN PLOWS ta8 "HE
-~"aE KILLING md WEDDING HOES,
&c, &c. rra -..y .,.s- :-s ....f
~ J. P. BARTHOLOW S CO.,
t. an7 Manufac urers g. Dealers in . ...
AGRICULTURAL ALIMPLEMENTS, SEEDS,
and FERTILIZERS. -
H.,. a.a -.e. 25, King ST., alexandra, Va :
an ;6-1m 55S, 7th ST. Washington D. c..
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CART WHEELS OR CANNoNs e W rnor
Andrew, OF Massachusetts,, lays down the 70.
lcying propcsi ion as his faith on the subjec'
Of ''lespration: :: ..rsr,.s yaszsEr;.. .g,i;c
II think hat the former rebrls must be re-
instated in th- If political righ's, or they mus'
be exterminated.
This reminds us Of a story we once heard
out Wes." During he cele rated campaig"
of Gen raj Wis, in the Gauly rel ion, in 1861,
that officer numbered auoas bis mos r2i bl
scouts an Cd da kie, who was tanilia' witt
every sheep pa h in the mountains, aid very
scrupulous in his statemeu OF fact. Genera
R,.secra z being O.. the Opposite side Of the
river fro IL Wise, aud much superior to him in
DO mt Of number, IL becane impor ant to have
tie earlies Information Of any attempt the Fed
eraI General nigh make at c ossng
One mon n!ng early, our scout broke into
CAMP at a tearing lop, and rushing up to the
Geueral's te..t @ led out:
ilassa General. De Yank' es is cros>in de
river, sh! d Y is got a heap OF boalS, sa,
and is comi' 6 right over.
''Wel,' said Wise, ''ani what have they
got in the boats?' -......,r
~',D n NJ, >ahl Dey is ca t-whe Is or can
mons, s.h I ca t zacSly see wulch y
Car wheels or Can, ons /" ro., ed Wise to
the as on sh d sco.t You Ca t tell whether
they are car. wheels or Can Gus! Yoai fernaI
d fool; 60 Gigh. OK. Sir, and f"d out vic,
they are -quicS. 1t makes d ue j, Ola differ.
enc t.' me, ir. whether they are car.-wneelso Or
cannons, / te,l you.
We assure Governor And ew that it makes
tremendous difereuce to US whether we are
t . be relustated or extern nat,d -Rstersbw9
Indec.s2 K - @-a,a ~ ea,J'.
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THE "EUEEkA" NUT AND SEPA
4 RAT;NG MACHINE warranted to give
perfect satisfaction, in >epar ting wheat. and
Is. bcocks Adju table Flour, Bill c- Bran
DuStrr.
Th~ Mnttisnn II UT Packer. .. ..
Utica T ench BUR Mill ST ms
zeal ), Boxing Cloths. Billing. &r. &c.
Johnson Y C,'s celebrated Forc. Punos
thiny in th,, Mill Furnishing Line. For further
particul n, and circulars wi h full cuts OF ma
chimes, terms, &c, &c Addre>. .-
KNOX u SMITH, No =, SOU Union st.,
-..-.--.-~>-s~--.---A Alrxandr 81, Va
Sole Agen's for this city Georgstown, AMI vi
Tide wut'.r, Va. -.. feb l2-tt
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has had the supject under elaborate cunsdera-
ton for a month past, aud sutmi ted a loDg
rep6rE They declare that trchlna have been
found in swine slaughtered In, chat city, ana
that outOfl 1894 examined, twenty-eight, or
about oLe in fl y, We're infected. Tpey unsnl-
mously declare that ine may be kept from
contracting the disease if now allowed auiuiai
food, and that pork may be used without the
slightest apprehension if the following condi-
tons are mphed with: That every porto"
OF the meat cooked rxperienve temperature OF
at least I6O deg, ces Fanreuh,i, ;.or That IL se
Proper salted aud smuked for ten day.; ol
that it lie h roughly deslccated. In 1act,L in
Old hams, lnchlna is never found. Picking,
itappea.s, pr,.duces buta slight effect Hna /
1t app ears from the state uen,s made in thi
rep rt harlrtchua exlsts liz ths swl,.e vi tn;
country TO anuch greater e2teut han in ger
many, the prop'rilOne III tGat rounuy being
onyl IN lV,UU0;. AID, furtl Ell. that the nuinte
Of tr,rhlua in the Injected hogs Is alsu .inuch
grea,er-reing. in >o.ne. Of the ca-es examiueu,
Us high a, le OUU to the cubic inch. The con.-
mittee do no tri"k ,her, b IS been a ngle ~iu-
ttal.cr au hen,lrally r. purtsd iii America =, t
deal b frutu trlchtnl.. lu their Y,en, 1t would
be- TO y TO dl>c rd this k,nti Vt GleaJ from our
lit ul art,c e. OF food. when all possibility o.
Injury asteud NJ lis use u.ay be aypideu by. The
mo-, s'nple means lst the p, ople unde-
Stand tha 4only one hog IN three hundred Con-
taln> irtchina IN sufficient Iu l.bels TO cduS
cunSiderabl. dagger and that even In tEes,
Cases Ihe wOriuS are rendered lnnOcuOUS ty
proper mixing, drying or cuoklLg. fra
MASSACHUSETTS The power of this little
State III our Government, al houe end abroal,
may IN, ,e generally knnwn. No other Stat
III the Union e., joSsIequal honors. Ouf Of the
twe,ye lea mug toreisn lnls~inrs, Ma >>achurtl>
holds tn ee, to wit: 10 Great B. titan. Austria
aud China NJ as aehu It's Senators are chair
men Of I'VE lea ing Comm ttce| in the Sc, a e
t., Wit: Mr.. SumHer on Foreign Affair> aud NJ,
Wilson On Military Affairs. Five lesding co,n.
mit,ees Of the House have Massachusetts nen
for tn II ch nlal, to Wit: nn b !. ctio IS Post
otic 5, N Aal Atf mrs. Foreig" Affairs and Freed
m,n.-Augustu (Gu CArvuicle '2&Eas
1t "as roo sbly k"ow%dse IT the ab,ve
Which I'D e recently a1p'ntstiz Minister 70
Sw, Z rand Mr. ,1eorge II Fri .gtou 10 claim
with inetfable ,tfronteIy. that he WIS from
Georgia! UIrront'mp FAR, nee'i n Il have stol(:
led where he ulA; fJr, wi; h the blne book, ths
amy al'o navy legl te.s, ,or any o,hersU ii
information If the .klud u; haud,, he might
have Dee,., ,sb eta see that an loverWhelm liz
n'aj"rlty Of ,hr places of trust snt profit are
Dowheld By New En land meu,. ,ri,u al,
those II Ma s.chu is oriSln, all hous h, >um,-
of them hail oseu>lby Rom other States =
Georgetoaou Courier. zra,-arr
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TSIltLIP PA Rk,

Nam1 t. PRACTICAL PLUMBER, .a
sa~ n +. ,:orner Prince Pit streets.
The,"ldest and hest established PLU NJ BlNG
ESTABLISHMENT in the city. A II work
rionr with distutct, and in the most durable
and Worlman'ikemann'r. e 81.
Snti, faction guaranteed -, :: ~ z
/ JOBBl NG donei sh ,rt notice. and by him
sell, "r the most experienced " .rkmen
: GGc ..-....--i. ....r... .-...
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Having purchased the Paner Store of Jrffer-
son Tacey No III, Kin street hereby a.
nounce to the citizens of Alexandria that have
now on nd and am receiving large and well
assorted stock Of H.. above 6 DDS.
Picture Frames made to order. nv
Carpets cu' made, and put d;,wn to order
Also attends to the making Of Curtains and
repairing of Venetian inds. =
c. untry orders solicited
NH 15-tf GEO. Il. SMITH.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-01
JAMES KELLY,
REAL EST ATE AGENT
lNounnEAsT CORNER MAN &TiIinD s4s
'.'' DAYTON, OHIO.

HAS IA, .aln the fofo,yina tracts of land.
4 80 -. ,,tht. ~, IN, .,,.i s,o,,, lot
Yn tsnJ, ,t ~ az m ii s w." Itid, a, tbc lin,
,tss.s t1s a ,, ~ ti,, III Y s t VIZ
N y ~, .1i,'s i,. '''sh''' "'''' "
~ r ~ Gari fp Vah tsn to,ynsb{p ts acres
~ ~ VI @ isaia IN ~, ~ ~ s ~ - a. so.d
pi Yhlch @ Is tmperi the ~ aas gS9,
E'Ii M i ~ ~ in i % ,Ie ot sn,d, ,3 cIapd thyee
M. ss,.,s 'l''e IT, Y 1fI' 'fff'
w .,. ~ isrd In belb co,,nt, hsif mill, fYou,
! eY t''nN " ~ E ty , s,i,. 49,,
iS ~ ~ t u, Ill vi e a. ~, ~
k,Fns.Ss t.,sirs'i - ~ ~ n No., ~ w -
ds, n ii,ss ~ i,ro,,krtt IN the easeern
ka,V" ~ tths it,i ! s.,s AL A. relo rssiiencas -
Pli3 sires ~ Ia,n i ~ MAI Piver to,enshIn milo
oti,sst M 10 Vim M :. III, ,,rn,,etacnts e,no' ''
ste, ma, IN n, M a.starN ,,,rt ~ t,,a ia,
E,r s,Ie ci,fidi, od IN, ,ytt,siii tIrlnsi f'
no aeres of land ih Miami eonntyst I'm in hiolt
Ltate ~ With ,snci h., ,nroye,nenis aSd
III M Iii ami thcti, " tt III rat4 f IN Tfat INV
Wv Wv ,,,.,r y !, ,dP,.,N, w
.. a AuistiAt 'lu,ii1 -, % Ais,'hiN' i.,a,,i -.
gIisl AM silw hlll , lhIFe staple
Eosl u the uMellihAtt ~ lles ABOUT iour mtes
from Tlppecanoe ~ Mihml county. -,
Two sf.nll honsetend lots in North Dayton, VIII
nsis acres F Of If laid, p half mnc,sost of tanacrs
Iie: good pike 70 the door, good brick house log
barn two orchards 10 acres timber; terms easy
lo9 neres land IN Mlnmi township, 20 acres under
nehts ami very desirable place for u homestead.
HGSe ana lot nenr the uppor Hydrauhe; suita-
Die for small family ...L
a hlGe nieGc OF properly east OF ihe city, win
plenty oil irnlt suitable Tor gardening purposes.
llonsc and lot on south Main street, FOR sale low
~ acres OF lapl ~ Auglaihe county Sia miles
nom ~. Mary'si VIII pe sold AZ bargain.
@ acres m i9na n & r. mt,9wnsh , nn9er 5
leaeh growing chuntryi fine peach orchard ON
| Tue premises, that meyer inils bearngj good
| sprlnR pahh pain llhme hnnse ana staining lor
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Ro5dck's Bitfey,s.

,Ro6dch's Bitfers. ,.....
They are better than all Pills, Powders hb
pthof nhuseous, disagreeable coinpbhnds % i'''
RO6doIc's Hi6teSI % % '"p
They can be taken " Without negayd 10 diet 4..i
an appetizer they have no equal,
'' RObdcls's Bitters.
They are prepared by an old and sknlfu ply
elan. iiOm well known vegetable remedies ~ ~
RObaoL;'s BittePs. D-i,n ta
wherever known they baye become q stapel 10
family strengthng remedy,
RObdck's Bltlers.
Try one bottle, and You win always use u,rs
and recplaBlend them 10 othorsJ -i-ef6fA
Inh1oI.g. IlfSk..,a
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AfNl Wsiatf
IENTz q ApPLEgATE,
REAh ESTATE AGENTS,
0ihco ;se3 Third street, North Side

DAYTON, OHIO.
IN SMALL Farm, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house aud we'll. improved sis miles from
Dayton, adjoining Llberty-&fb0O,
A line residence, ~ AIRES, well improved
within one mile Of DRytOn-t3,H0
A frame house and four acres on Gretncnhuo
lhil--t2O0 Lhean iii .t, -,
a iaiin OF 1870 aerss on Bear Greek, good land
for Nfn s . iti
4 farm two milos from Dayton. on the toying
ton pike; ~ acres OF land good brick house, large
new barn and other out buildings. In good erder
Good brick house and sixteen acree Of land on
Grecncastle Hill, win he sold cheap, n sold s01u
small farm OF twentyinipe acres, siX miles irqiu
Dayton. on Libbrty pike; well imprOyedi VIII nc
sold cheap and on easy terms.
Good farm near Centeryille, In Washington
I township, Of ibSs acres, known ~ the l1wns
fnrm, pl In the best of order will be sHld nhuhp
on Lebanun rond from Middletown of one hun
Sood frS my ~ Ks S@eT9i @ X Prebie f County on Few;
llisbprg and West Bhltlmnro road: new house ana
lbarn good young orchard, all In the best order
llpart bttteni land, Oh Milief's fork bargain,
II GQod frame house and lot pm Fourth So above
III hfgh Whter mark; Sold at bargain II sold soon.
II A farm Of 100 acres limile north OF Browns STA
ton on WeiAtsrH Ag R Rr0n Twin Gress' wen I'M
II A farm OF 80 aores good improvements, a
II browns station, on Western Il. R-ta20O
III a farm Of 10 acres Un GeruiantOwn Pike, 3 mile
| from DaytOn-f9OOO, ..l. -,l.... ti...
II a Humber Of houses and lots IN d1erent parts o
| Tho cityi All will b0 sold cheap. u w Ju o.
fcb2-u LENTz 4 APPLEGATE, y E, A.
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Prince Walton & Co., Sole Prbprieto
And eomponnhgr. Of STOMACH Ritters. Blood Iaifi.
turcr OF 1atawba and Swcedith BfAndiet and III
kinds of the finest domestic liquors. which are ail
wholesale or ~ any desiteH Quantity al Nos b6 81
6p and W East Jhrli street. CINCINNATI Ohio III
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In Medicine
pNoiA WHITE 'tti" - .'''+ ' feDfbiaWfy
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a.ltstAmatpa1. 20
KEEP COOL - q.
Filteref and COOIerl lG0mbIneI

Ahd We say pnhesitatingly Ani NO llllN 4
snsEed III shs pubift that ii every way 1Ils 9pl
expectation. 'g sell ~ AZ amodstetett r. Ilfst Y
ssNry, can SeTs plskAaih " sssRtS nipqt9t q
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U. ., ,..an l.-i ..."'t
80 a.4. .a..... n" '''.H
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Judges of the Supreme Court,

The Judges of the Supreme Court of the
United States are as follows:
Mr.. Chief Justice Chase. of Ohio.
NIr. Justice Wayne, Georgia
Alr. Justice Nelson, New York.
Mr.. Justice Grier, Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Justice Clifford, Maine
Mr.. Justice Swayne, Ohio.
Mr.. Justice Miller, Iowa.
MIR. Justice Davis, Illinois.
Mr.. Justice Field, California.
Mr.. Justice Stansbury, Ohio.
Reporter, John W. Wallace, Ohio.
Marshal, D. S. Gooding.
Clerk, D. w. Middleton.
The Judge of the District Court of North
Carolina is G. w. Brooks. District Attorney
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notice.
Public sale of valuable real Estate.
WE WILL SELL, TO THE HIGHEST BID
der, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of December next
our
Tobacco Factory
and fixtures. The Factory is built of Brick, three
stories high, ~ by So feet.
We will also sell, at the time,
A Dwelling House,
adjoining the premises, two stories high, four
rooms and passage.
With the Factory will be sold SO acres of wood
land, within miles of Oxford This property
is sold for division.
TERMs-One-third Cash. the balance on one and
two years credit with bonds drawing interest
from day of sale, and title reserved until the
money is paid.
r. II. KINGSBURY
TITUS 7. GRANDY
CHAS. F. KINGSBURY
Oxford, Nov. II, 1866. 1O2-td.
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Great Watch Sale

ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN,
Gs0a'ag ece1.y Patron q Handsome and Reliable
Watch for the loao Price Of ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
And not TO be Paid for unless Perfectly Salts
factory!
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 to $3.50
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches, 200 to 500
100 Ladies' Watches, Enamelled, 100 to 800
200 Gold Hunting Chronometer WIS. $50 to 800
zoo Gold Hunting English Levers, 200 to $50
500 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches, $50 to 2CO
500 Gold d" American Watches, 100 to go
500 Silver Hunting Levers, SO to l5O
500 Silver Hunting Duplexes, rs to $50
500 Gold Ladies' Watches, SO TO $50
900 Gold Hunting Lepnes so to rs
600 Miscellaneous Silver Watches, so to 100
2,5OO hunting Silver Watches, 25 to so
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds, 10 to IS
- Every patron obtains Watch by this ar
rangement, costing but $40, while it may be worth
500. No partality shown. 81
Messrs. j. Hickling & Co., 149 Broadway,
New York City, wish to Immediately dispose of
the above magnificent Stock. Certificates, nam
ing the articles, are placed in sealed envelopes
and well mixed. Holders are entitled to the
articles named on their certificate upon payment
OF Ten Dollars, whether it be Watch worth $3.50
or one worth less. The return ofany Of our certi-
hcates entities you to the article named thereon,
upon payment, irrespective of its worth, and
no article valued less than $40 is named on any
certlhcate, 1t Will at once be seen that this is
No Lottery, hit a straightforward Legiti-
mate Transaction, sohich mag be l,artici-
pated an By the most .tastidio as!
A single Certificate will be sent by mail post
paid, upon receipt of 25 cents, five for ST. eleven
for SIS, thrty-three and elegant premium for S.
slxty-siX and more valuable premium for $40, one
hundred and most superb Watch for SIS To
Agents or those wishing employment this is
opportunity. 1t is a legitimately conducted bus
mess, duly authorized by the Government, and
open to the most careful scrutiny Try us.
Address, j. HICKLING & CO.,
149 Broadway, n. Y.
Nov. 90, 1866. 1G5-3m
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