davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-09-19

TIE pAnposEe PowER.-The New York
Commercial adtc17is<r says;
President johnson said In one Of his st.
Louis speeches, II rcckon1 hare pardoned
more men, turned moro men loose, and set
them at liberty TINT were Imprisoned. i'm
arfnc, than any other man on Gods habitA-
Biz globe." Whatever difference Of opinion
, 1866-09-19
HE WAS GLAD or TT.

4 few days since NO commented on M OK
tract from Johnson's Niagara Falls speech,
III which he paraded the list OF offices he
had held, and which closed rs follows:
~ was nominated for Vice President !; ! accent
ead The nc rs hs a; r.
rceula,'yi Aid then, by Do Constitution ef ths
sSS%eaa1S5Sa S%aSS 81 +, eeys been made Pte''aea'. An
Wensked tho question, "G1ad Of what?"
Why glad that Abraham Lincoln 'was as-
sasainatcd by \ Coppcrhcad go that he could
become President. We also ch1rltably sug.
gestcd that he must have been partially
drunk at the time Of making the Infamous
ayowa1---clse he dare not have expressed his
joy md G1adncss over, the assassination Of
President Lincoln.
How does the reader suppose the recon-
structed rebel concern In this city, met this
1nattcrs Here is its reply In Its Issue Of the.
following day:
"Thc above attack appears in the Chicago Tar
@ nusE 81 yesterday g ISf +, eEs M 1Gw stTa g n
Tie words wese sald by man in lie crowd, and
ssae6 heaftlees. abominab1o dishonesty is be-
| 5ond all condemnation. The pnb1ie viii appse-
ciaie its eharaeter Il e nseees to attempt 10 de-
I
Now, tho "hcartlcss, abominab1c dis.
honestly consists In the hard fact that the
words ~ am glad Of 1t u 1cere uttered by
Andrew johnson, and no. "by voice In the
crowd " as the 7Ines alleges with so bold
| face. Thcspecch US published in the New
York World, the leading Copperjohnson pa-
| per In the United States, in its Issue Of Mon-
day, September 8, md also In the New York
| Tribune Of the same date, contains the cx-
tract Us It appeared in this paper, with the
woras, ~ UNI glad Of II, =" ns q sentence Of
Johnson's speech. II any one doubts our
word let him examine the file of the N. Y.
World mud Tribune Of Monday, OF the date
named, In the Young Mems Reading Room,
rortlaul Block, Dearborn street, and he will
find that johnson In his Niagara Falls speech
said, Sand then by the Constitution OF the
"country, have been made President.
tam glad Of Il. Now will 20 back to tho
reasonable part Of the subject" DC.
The construction VIC put upon Johnsop's
''gl1d of It" Is not disputed by the recon
structed rebel concern. The meaning Is too
obvious for quibblc or prcrarication. "ue
had risen from village Alderman to bc Vice
President, by the votes Of the people, aud Q
happy murder had made vacant the Execn
tive clair aud he teas glad Of IL, as it enabled
lin to climb to the top round Of the ladder
With hardihood equal to the occasion
The writer ior the Times concluded that tht
best course 10 pursue was to deny polnt
blank TINT His Accldcncy had made the lntl
nous avowal, and to lay il on "man in th'
crowd" But this dodge being exposed
only mikes the matter SO much the worse
The true policy of the rebel concern was Il
hive said nothing about 1t. But its charac
! teristic why. would be to justify aud deftut
I the words, aud affirm the fact that tho Cop
pcrhcad party,'as we'll Us johnson, were gla
4 that Lincoln was removed by the pistol c
4 nn assassin, as 1t gave the country Pres]
s dent who is a true friend Of rebels and Cog
5 pcrhcads, and llatcr Of the Union party.
, 1866-09-19

ST. PAr1, September 1a-Greas +
The sssX Of @ tse So,1 gP F,PPt IN this tst stais e.
roasting ears from the he1ds, and II Il
being ont Of danger rum the frost.
, 1866-09-19

Nj: Gilkey Is well known to onr citizens as
a carpenter contractor, doing business at
No. IS Kentucky aYenue, We know him
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-12
MEMOIRS OF THE WAR
IN TIRE
Southern Department of the u. States
By COL. HENRY LEE.
Edited by his Son. Gen. Robert IL. Lee.

The Undersigned will issue in November
new and revised edition Of this most val.
liable and interesting work on the Rsvniu
iionarv War. Much new and importan,
material has been added. together with a
biography Of the author by his son, Gen
r. f. Lee.
Colonel Les was one Of the most di sin.
guished officers Of the American Army in
the Revolution, and was held in high es.
TEEN by Washington.
His w"rk is written with candor and
biliiy, and possesses The charm p-euliar 10
writes who have Witnessed with their own
ewes the scenes which they descr.bS 1t
de-ervrdly ranks among the mos; interest.
ing works offs similar description which
have ever been written.
Originally published in 1909 and again
in 1928, copies of either edition are now
very rare. aud rom"aui high prize
The pre.ent ednio' will be issued in one
large v"lnme octa,o. frek printei, and il
Illustrated with tour f,niiy portrars. fnrn
ished expressly for the work; also a per.
trait OF General Greene, commander Of the
Souihera Deps'tmeB:, AID aU Ultimate
friend Of The aIihGr all handsomely en-
graved on Steel B"urd in Eng.isl. moroc.
CO cloth. price "a 90
II viii be- sold by subscription. Agent.
will find this work one Of the o., desira.
BILE to Offer in all parts Oi the country.
Address.
RICHARDSON g. CO., Publishers,
$40 Broadway, New York
September 9th, 1856
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From among the very fattering T.sri
moniaIs Of eminent Professors and Organ
lists, We give the following extracts:
The pedals ] conceive to be unspproach
able in their beautiful smooth quality"
VIM. a King.
at Ia " grad, good Tas,runen,. and does
credit the builder
II. c. FOiger, Troy, N. Y.
"They are among the fines, INSTRUMENTS
manufactured either in this country Or n
broad"
VIM. Berg, /. Mosenshal, Aptomas.
"Thev have given universal sa,i i.faction "
w. Il. Iiaaey, Fon du.lac, Wis
There is peculiarly sweet and sympa
iheuc tone which harmonizes cha -tningly
with the voice }" w. ii Cooke
~ am particularly p'eased With The ar
rang-ment If the different registers"
Wm. u. Bradbury.
"No other ir s'rumcnt 40 nearly apr roach.
IS the orgsn."-Ihe Choris.er, " Y.
"rhIs instrument has = clear superiority
"ver anything Vet inlr"d .ced among us -
Independent, " Y.
The more We use it the better we like
it," J. b. Hague, Hudson. N. Y.
"The Two Bank Organ Harmoniutn is
ft'"' gT%;" N x;.,., p.,.. r
1--WE have found them excellent in ali
points constituting good Instrument"
J. c. Cox, Il. J. Cook.
1T looks and sounds splendidly"
S. B. Sax;on, Troy, N. Y.
"Ths most perfect toned Melodeon ! ever
saw" Gay + North.
"They IA ! back m such substantia! mer
it's M superiority ~ work t,anship, beau y
Of tone aud 'sasonableness az Price. And
We must say that IN all their respects the,
are well wor.hv of praise"
Musical Pioneer, Aug, '66
tB- Evsrv ln>trumeat is fully warrant
ed, and Boxed and shipped in New, York
city without charge.
Circulars, Cuts. and Price Lisls, &C., sent
on application to
c. pELOUBET g. SON,
Blooih6cld, ~ J
:. Or J N. Pslton. 64i Broadway, New
York; Conrad Never, 722 Arch Street,
Phil drlphia Pa. 8. Brainard g. Son, CIsvs
and. Ohio j. A Tucs.r a. Co Jackson.
Michigan; Werner e. Ger rd, Cinciansti,
OHIO; Joel u snow, Mobile, Ala.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Aug. 29-Sms.
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S O u Il II G. A R O l. ! N A
LANCASTER DISTR/TT

Richmond McManus, Appl'
cant w ATOs McNlunu-, In Ordinary.
Hugh McManus, ct al dei'ts }
II Appearing to nv satisfaction that
Robert Mc"anu-, William Ford and his
wife Mary, Aaron Philips nnd his wife
Frar els, X. IA. Hudson and his ~if. Re,
berca, Jane and Children of John u. Nc
Manus, viz: Amos Nc Nanns, Trurlow Me.
Manns and Sarah McManus. re side withou,
the limits Of this State; it is therefore or
dered hat they do appear ami ohjec, to the
division or sale of the Real E-tale OF Re
becca McAlanus (drc'd,) on or before tie
l7.h day of October, A ID. 1866. or their
consent 10 the same VIII he entered of re.
cord. ID A WILLIAMS,
Ordinary Lancaster District.
July l4th lS66.-3mo.
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SENSE AND NONSENSE.


Why is a cricket on the hearth like a
soldier in battle Because he often adj
vances under brisk fire.
Water is not a fashionable bsvera pe
FOR drinking your friends health, but is n
capital one for drinking your own.
BY their fruits ye shall know them"
As the farmer exclaimed when he traced
half his golden pippius to the pockets of
a truant school. boy.
Well miss" said a knight Of the birch,
"can you decIiue kiss g. "Y es sir"
said the girl. dropping a perpIexed cour
tesy, Il can-but 1 hate 10 most plagui.
~"
If your nsighbor asks tho loan Of FIVE
dollars OF you, tell him you we're not
present, but il he will pass on TO Jones
or Smith he will ascertain exactly the
whole particulars OF the accident.
An exchange paper says: "Never let
people work for you gratis. Two years
ago a mar carried bundle for US, and
ne have been lending hin t@et,y five
cents week ever since"
A gentleman advertised for wife
through the papers and received answers
from eighteen hundred aud ninety seven
husbands saying that he could have theirs
This Is practica illustration Of the value
Of advertising.
A New Hampshire man. having lost
his wife, caused a stone TO be raised over
her grave, upon which, in the dsp,h Of
his grief, he had ordered to be inscribed {:
"Tears cannot restore her; therefore, |
*eepr
4 Down Eas, editor, describing coun
try dance, says: The gorgeous strings
Of glass beads. glis, sned on the heaving
bosoms Of the village bells like polished
rubies resting on the delicate surface OF
warm apple dumpings.
One more question, Mr. Parker. You
have known the defendant a long time /;
what are lis hGbi,s-Ioose or otherwis. I
"The one he's got on now, I think is
father tight under the arms, and too short
wais,e6 for the fashion, "You can take
your seat, Mr.. Parker"
A Chattanooga editor, who is a bacbs,
lor, having said in bis paper that lie real
ly wished he had a son, that he could
post him up In the fashion, wss called
upon, the next day by bid adorable. to
whom he had been paying his distresses
for the last two years, and asked him IL
he really ssid that. "Csrtainly, I did,
my dear" Well. jimmy" said she,
''why don't you make arrangements for
one I"
It is said that diirhg the Morgsn raid
in Ohio, a regiment Of raw militia being
drawn up before the newly elected Colo
mel, he ordered the advance in the follow
ing Buckeye vernacuIsr:
Look wild thar tote YET gins; pre-
pare to thicken and march eud ways -
Go Hunkiu-gi,P
And amidst such yell as was never
before heard in those "diggins" the gal
liant Colonel dashed of in search Of tbe
"grsy bseks," followed by his impatient
command.
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NIELODEONS.
Prices, S65 to $3.50.

Every Instrument is made by compe, ent
workmen, from the best material under our
personal supervision. and every modern
improvement worthy of the name, j. intro.
dured in them. Among ihese We would
call attention to the TEEMOL ANTE,
w"cr has been 30 much admired, and can
be found only in In,trumonti OF our ow.
manufacture.
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Y0RKVILLE ENQUIRER.
YORKyII.LE. g. G..

TERMs-IN ADvANcE-=Thrss dol
lars ard hfty cvuts per year two dollsrs
lot s,a no".n', one uc'l.f iSr 'sses moa'ns
msnt rs made In specie, tws doIlars sad a.
~ cents per year one dollar and twsnt,'
i've cent. fer six months; ssvsaty i've
esata for three non!hs. Single copies, ten
cDals.
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$I 6OOPE YEAR we want Agent,

everywhere 10 ssll our tsrHovgt $40 Sew.
Ing MncLnrs. Th,ee new kinda Under
and upper feed. sent on trial Warranted
FIVE years Above salary or large commis
-ion- pad. The OILY machines sold in the
United Stales for less than $40, which are
fully licensed by Howe, Wheeler g. Wilson,
Grosof q Baker, Singer g. Co., and Baehel.
der ALL other cheap riachines are infria.
gemenis nc 4 the seller or user are liable 10
arrest fine and imprisonment. Illustrated
circulars sent free Address, or call upon
Shaw q Clark, st Biddsiord, Maine. or Chi.
cHRo, H. I7-Iy
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SELECT POETRY.
IF YOU SHOULD EVER GET MAR.
RIED.

II you should e'er get married, John,
I'll tell you what 20 do
Go &c, little tenement,
Just big enough for two;
And one spare room tor company,
And one spare bed within it
And it you'd begin loves lfe Alright,
You'd better thus begin It.
tn future be moderate, John,
And letthe stuffed chairs wait;
One looking glass will do for both
Yourself aud loving mate;
And Brussels, 100, and other thIags,
Whicn makes fine appearance,
IF you eau better afford it, they
Will better look a year hence.
Some think they must have pictures, John,
Superb and costly too;
Your wife will be picture, John,
Let that suffice for you,
Remember how the wise man said,
A cent, and love within il,
Is better than splendid house,
With chickering's every minute.
And one word as to cooking, John,
Your wife can do that best;
For love, to make the biscuit rise,
Is better far than yeast.
No matter if each day you don't
Bring turkey to your table,
Twill better relish by,ard-by,
When you are better al 10.
For all you buy, pay money, John,
Money that very day
IF you would hare yoos life run smooth,
There is no better way.
A note topay is an ugly thing,
Of thing you choose to call it,)
When 1t hangs DER man who has
No mpney in his wallet.
And now, when you are married, John,
Don't try to ape to ricG;
1t took them many toilsome year,
To gain their envied niche;
And if you gsin the summit, John,
Look well to your beginning,
And then will all you win repay
The care and toll Of winning.
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THE CLEANER
T HE CAROLINA TIMRs,
CHARLOTTE, n. C.

CHARLOTTE, n. C.
I s publisaed Daily and Tri.WsekIy, aad
l. furnished to subscribers, upon The fol.
lowing terms:
DAILY TINES. ono year........ $1,000
" six months. ........ 500
4" three months. ...... 400
Tar WEEKLY TfnEs, ors ysar..... 500
sx months... 800
three months, 400
The Weekly News, containing twenty
eight "oiurfns. a transcript Of the Daily
Times, Is Published every Tuesday, at %
per annum. Gibbs Of ten or more, q So;
and copy 70 the go,tsr up gratis
Terms OF advertising in the Daily and
Tn Weekly Times. one square (ten lia 20 sf
less) 100 for first insertion aud 30 cents for
each suoseq insertion. A reasonable
deduction made for advertiser msnts inserted
Tor longer period than one month.
Advertisements inseded in the Wsskiy
News At 9,.0o per squsre for each inser.
tion All letters on bushes. with the abovd
publications should be addressed to.
WARlNG T. HERRON,
Charlotte, n. c.
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IN 1874

pEAbTiFtjL ENGRAvINas Of Gen
ID + Lee and Stonewall Jack son
.upeIb picturss-i9 z ~ inchss, price 81.
BY mail o. 10 Address
FIELD e. F1RESIDE.
March I. Raleigh, n. c.
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Tmlrasttr Trhgrr.
TERMS:

ADVERTISEMENTS
Will be inserted at one dollar and ffty cents
per SQUARE f'r the hrst, and one dollar pr
square for each subsequent mse lion. 4
square 10 consist OF the space of TEN LINEs,
b. evier type No advertisement considered
iess than square.
TIE number o. insertions must be written
on each Advertisement, or they will be 'nser-
ted till ordered out and charged accer 'ingly
Semi-MontEly, Monthy, Or Quarterly Adver.
tisements, will be charged one dollar and fifty
cents per square Tor each inser tion.
TIE sl!ewing deductions will be made in
tavor of standing advertisements
8 months. 8 months. I year.
Quarter Column, $500 S25.OO $4,000
Halt Column, $500 $500 $3.50
Que olumn, $500 5000 1900
eSs- Announcing candidates for Office fee
dollars.
eS- Communications Recommending candi,
dat Tor office aud all others of limit cd in-
dividual interest, charged at advertising rates.
All legal or official notices must be paid for
by the individual authorizing the publication o
the same, without reference to their OH ca
capacity.
eH Announcements of Marri ,ges or Deaths;
Notices OF Religious Meetings published gratis
and solicited.
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce.
ment, will be charged for the overpus at reg
ular advertising rates.
sS Vribates OF Respect, rated as advertise
memts.
jon WORK
VIII he executed with nearness and dispatch
and on accommodating terms.
Gi THE CASH tCr Advertising and Job
Work will bc required in all instances a. soon
az the WORK ia rendered. Written orders, to
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.
Flour, Bacon, Lard Sorghum, &c, will he
received in payment of subscriptions and ad.
vcrtising a: the market rates.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866!
The Gres.i Iwsension Of ,he Age
IN
TT Onp g IT I'd III g

II Q O p S X I r. T S.
J w BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX
EI.LIPrIC (or douhlrJ SPRING SKIRT.
'INiIS INVENTION CONSISTS OF
L DUPLEX Cor t~o) ELLIPTIC PURE
REFIsEED STEEL SPuSG-, ingrniousiy
braided nghtlV aud firmly toget her, edge o
edge, mai ing the toug gh-st, most flexible.
elastic and durable Spring ever used Tne,
s-ldom bend or break. ike ih. Sing.
SPRING, and consequently preserve their
perfect and bee,iiiful Shape more than twice
IA long ~ any Singlc Spring skirt that ever
Has or Can he made
The wonderful Hexibilitv and great com.
fort and pleasure To any Lady wearing III.
DupIex Elliptic Skirt will .bc experienced
particularly in all crowded Assemblies
Operas, Carriages, Ka lsoad Cnrs, Church
Pcws, Arm Cn"irs, for Promenade and
tlouse Dress, Gs the Skirt can BE- folded
when in n-e to occupy II small place ~
easily and conveniently Us 4 S;k or Muslin
Dress
A Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure,
Comfort and Grea, Convenience of wearing
the Dupiex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for
|, dispense with their use. For Children,
W oHu ouuS
To ali others
The Hoops are covered with ply double
twisted threated aud will wear twice as
long as the Single warn covering which is
u-ed on all Singl- Steel Hoop skirts IN.
three bst'om rods On every Skiit ars also
Double Steel, aud twice or double covered
to pfe'ent the covering from wearing oil
'he rods whsn dragqing down stairs, stone
steps. etc etc, which they are consianiiy
sJbjeci 10 when IN use
All are made of the new and elegant
CORDED Tapes, and are the bes, quality IN
every part, giving to the ~rare' the tiost
graceful and perfect Shape possible. and
are nnqnestinnabls the lign,e.i. m"-i desi
rabl-, comfortable aud economIcai Skirt
svrf made
VESTS BRADLEY g. CARY Pro
prirtofs Of the Invention, and s'o's Mann
facinre-, 81 thamGerS, aud 10 g. 81 Readc
| Streets. New York
For Sale j" all the first class -ktores ia
this City. and throughout the Uoifed States
and Canada, Havana de- Cuba. Mexico. South
| America. aud the West Indies.
80 inqnire fr the Duplex Elliptic 20,
| doubIr) Spring Skirt. A. e. G.
March 28, 1866 -3mo.
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E. REMlNG TON 4 SONS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
REV 0LV RS, RlFL ES,
Muskets and Carbines,
For the United States Service Also,
POCKET AND BELT REvOLvERs,
REPEATING PISTOLS.
RIFLE GAINED REVOLVING Rifles
Rifle and Shot Gun Barrels. and Gun Ma.
teriaIs sold by Gun Dealers and the 1'tade
generally.
In these days of Housebreak-
ing and Robbery, every House,
Store, Bank, and Office, should
have one of
REMINGT0N'S REV0LYERS:
Parties desiring to avail them.
selves of the late impr rovements
in Pistols, and superior work:
manship and form, will find all
combined in the New Remin =
ton Revolvers.
Circulars containing cuts and descriptlon
~ our Arms will he 'urni he'd on applles.
tor. T. REMINGTON e. sons
llion, N. Y
NooRE e. NICHOLS Apsn,s,
No 20, CourIlspd st. NY.
Nay 2o, 4m.
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I'VE 'hink ths Machine much more than
paws for itself every veat 10 the saving Of
garments. We think Il important the
wringer should be fitted with 'CUiS"-
lOrange Judd, Editor Of American Agricul-
tuTist.
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"This is ths 6rst Wrnger have found
that would stand the service required Of it
j. p. iiuggins. l.osejoy's Hotel.
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P r | G. Z S .

PRIC ES.
Large Winger, "A" ti2 90
Medium Wringrr. "B" 10 90
Boys Washer, Family Size. IL 90
Uoty'- Washer. Hotel Size. lS 90
Merchants or good ranvassers can make
mon,v rapidly srili"g them in every town.
Exclusive sale gusrunt esd and liberal terms
given TO re-pon ,iblc parties W Eo frat apply.
Descriptive Circular Ind terms sent tree.
The celebrated DDTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER. which has just taken TIE frst
prsninm nj the great Fair of the American
Institute. is also soid by the undersigned.
Z. c. BROWNING, General Agent.
No. st7 Bfoadwsy, New York.
February 7th, is66-iy.
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I.On A MON rH AGEN q, wsn,
DCO ed for str entirely neD ARTICLES. jast
out Address %. 4. GAkEY, City Build.
ing, Biddefdrd, Ne. l7-iy.
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My family would as soon give up the
cooking stove Rs this CLOTHES WRIS0R
J., cauuo! be too highly recommended
Solon Robinson.
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JOB WORK.

We Are nov prepared to execute aii kIsts q
Job werk. With nsstasss ssd dlspstsh, ss4
on accommodating terms.
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This Wring-r has ngain taken tho first
premium in the G.ea, Fair of the American
institu,e-it has also tsken the First Pre-
MUM a. The State Fairs Of New York, Yer
mont, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Michigan, Iudi
ana, Illinois. Kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Connecticut River Valley Fair. Champ lain
Valley FAT and at most "f the<;uunty and
Institute Fairs throughout the conntry
Over 100000 have been sold and are now
in use in the United States aud zoe nerer
heard Of one that pds not liked
The UNIVERSAL il superi"r to all other
Wringer.. in having large rolls Of -oli1 In
lila Rnbbrr. so protected bv strong COG.
waEsL> that thew cam ut slip or break loose
ROM the shaft Its strong wod frame cam
not be broken. aud does not rust or soil the
clothes Every Umise.sai Wringer is WAR.
RAsTEp.
We select few testimonials from persons
widely k"own to the public, VII" speak ne
iuai .xPrr rnce, aad are above suspicion Of
missta ement
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81 heartily commend il 10 economists OF
time, money and cont.ntment"-l The Rev.
DIR. Bellows.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-08
IN MUSIC.

DROF. GUILLAUME FQUCHE
announces that he has commenced the second
quarter Of his
DANCING SCHOOL.
Days and hours Of tuition rs formerly.
Two New Dances-Midshipmans Schottish.
and Friska. will be taught.
Applications can bemNde at the School, House.
or, in my absence, na!nc and address can be
left at the Magnolia House.
Every lst and 30 Monday in each week: Proc
Using Soirees will be given Tickets, admitting
q gentleman and ladies 81.
GUILLAUME FOUCEE,
Teacher in the Naval Academy,
ian LIFT Annapolis Md.