davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

" q Q n q GKEAT FHl SIULUGICAL
WORK, or Ev Try ONE HIS OWN DocroR
Being Private Instructor for Married Persons
in everything conforming the physiology and rela-
tions of our Sexual S ystem, and the Production or
Prevention of Offspring, including all the new
discoveries never before given in the English Ian.
guage, by WV. YOUNG, N. d. This is really a
valuable ana interesting work. 1t is written in
trated with upwards of one hundred engravings.-
All young married people. or those contemplating
marriage, and having the least lmpedimcnt to mar
ricd life, should read this book. IT dscloses secrets
that every one should be acquainted with. Still it
is book that must be locked up, and not lie about
the house. 1t will be sent to any one on the receipt
if Fifty Cents. Address DR.. WM. YOUNG. No
4lG SPRUcE ST., above Fourth, Philadelphia.
June Il 1867-1y.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
A PET LION.

A gentleman, visiting house in Al,
gcria, says:
In few minutes door opened and q
lion entered the ROOM; the man oulF lead
ing liini' by the tuft of his name. He was
magnificent animal. Two years old, and
full grown all but MS name, which although
but foot lcng, made. however. respcc-
table appearance. He did not seem tc
care about our being strangers, but wan
dering about the room like a large dog,
permitted US 20 take liberties with him,
such as patting him. shaking paw, and
making him exhibit his teeth and claws.
u sh5 -..5. 3 mai cd prcdilection in favor
of cid acquaintances, aDd lying down be-
fore them, turned on his back to be
scratched. After scratch or two be be-
gan to yawn, and was fairly settling him
self for nap, when a cigar was pulled in
his face, a proceeding he evidently did
no: approve Of, Rising in hurry, c1rl'
ing his lips and wrinkling his nose, he
exposed to view a splendid set of teeth, Q
sure sign that he was, not pleased A
hearty sneeze seemed to- restore him tf
good temper. and bearing no malice. he
returned friendly pat bestowed on him
by Captain Martenor, who. had been the
asgressor, by rubbing his head caressing-
ly against his knees -Ke,sneuy'S Algeria
and TuniS.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
DEAD AL AROUND.

i Il correspondent of New York paper,
who went to Chicago to attend the late CON-
vention, gives the following as among the
first Incidents of bis arrival:
|: Some .do!Ggatiens, had arrived.
| spoke to one Of the delegates from
Iowa.
How is Grimes?' says l.
! Grimes is dead, says he
TReu l met delegate from Maine an d
asked him if he had seen Fessenden.
'Fessenden is dead says he.
The next delegate I met was from llli-
inois; 50 I; asked him how Trumbull was
getting On.
|. 'Trumbull is dead says be.
A delegate from Missouri then came
along and spoke to him about Henderson.
Henderson is. desa,'' says be.
The next delegate L saw, was from
Kansas, and asked him if Ee Ead'seen
Ross . ,,I
Then l went up to delegate from Ten
nessee, and mentioned Fowler.
Fowler is dead says h.
A delegate from West Virginia came
in and inquired !or Van Winkle.
Van Winkle is Dead says he
was getting tired of this. so I asked
the next delegate that came in how was
the party?
And he said he thought the party was
dead too.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

GREELY is now for Grant, bit he wasn'i
when he wrote the following. More sol
aicrs were uselessly Slaughtered in the
late War through the blundcrs of lrunke
officers than by the bullets of the foe.
When the editor Of the Tribune dealt
Grant this blow between the eyes he was
f,r Chase; but having gone over 20 Grant,
We demand to know whether the Tribune
change has made Grant any less a butcher
or a drunkard? VIII tie H!lJane an
swer this polite question?
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
NTILLIAMSPOKT FURNISHING G
Wv HOUSE.


CHANGE OF BASE!
We would respectfully inform the citizens c
WilIiamsport and surrounding country that We
have removed our business establishment from
is late location opposite the Lutheran Church
our present stand, 2 doors east of Martin 5.
whsre we design keeping constantly on hand all
goods belonging to our business.
Stoves, Tin, Sheet-Iron Il Hollow Ware,
Cooking Stoves of the most approved patterns,
Heaters, Ranges, Oriental Base Burners and Fur
naces, also fH:l assortment of Tin, Sheet Iron,
French ard American pressed ware, to which
we call your especial attention; Chain Pumps,
Force and Lift Pumps, iobbing and orders
promptly executed. Repairing done at short no.
tice Especial attent' on paid to
R0OFING AND SPOUTZNG.
Old lead, cast and wrought iron, &C., bough
or tradel for. We take it for granted that you
are aware of The low rates at which we are selling
goods to the trade. This we are enabled to do,
having bought our stock and goods since the
decline in priees-try US and yol shall not be
disappointed. =. :. PARCGLL CO.
Wiiliamsport, Feb. 6, 1868.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
JEFFERSON, FREDERIcK COUNTY, Nd, |
LII.

JEFFERSON, FREDERIcK COUNTY, Nd,
July 22d, 1867.
Hcssrs Gof,corthy g. G6, BAtimore:
GRNT.:-The wonderful cures which have beer
made by your "Peul.erers' Friend can not fail te
interest all who raise Poultry. A gentleman o.
this village has been experimenting on chickens
with the gapes. lie tried your 'tPoulterers
Friend" according to the directions, and il. had
the desired effect in destroying the worm; etfqctu
ally relieving the chicken at once. Since then. ]
have had many calls for it, and it as been used
Extensively with the same result. 1t is Of incalcu
liable value to all who raise Poultry
Respectfully, A. SPENCER.
FOR SALE BY
JOHN II. SNIvELY & Co. and HENRY, BELL
DKUGGIsTs, Hagerstown: J. Fl. FARRow, Williams
port: CRoNIsE l. Bro. Sha4 psburg: C. e. DowNa
Townsville: Isaac WILSON BakerSville; and all
Country Merchants.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
CLQTWORTHY g. CO., 339 Baitimore Street
A Liberal Discount allowed, wren Purchased in
Large QUANTITIES. The public are cautioned against
any similar preparations. Only Cotwprthy L Cos
are genuine. March, s 196S-6mo.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

THE New SECRETARY OF WAR.-G.n.
SchoG Id is perhaps the youngest man who
has occupied he position of Secretary of
War. lie is not yet thirty seven years of
age. He graduated at West Point in
1858 He was made a Brevct Major
General in 1865, and was subsequently,
raised to the full rank In May, 1867,
he was assigned to duty as General Com
manding the FIRST military district, con-
sisting of the State of Virginia.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

MlNI>4sR 70 EHGLAND - 1t IS suggested
the Hon. Reverdy Johnson will be offered
the mission to England, and that Hon
Charles Francis Adams will be assigned
to the State D. partmens upon Mr.. Sew
ard S retirement.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

Among the prominent. Radicals who
bave left the party since the action at
Chicago, iWendell Philips is the most
emphatic in his denunciations Of what was
done. He will have nothing to do with
the nominations or the platform. adopted,
aud has boldly raised the standar.l ! of re-
Lellion against the whole concern.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

THE Radio Il palcrs say loyalty and lib
erty are the same There. is great diff
f,r'"9e The price Of liberty is eternal
Wig, lance, bat the price of loyalty S
etrlBaI taxation.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

NosoLoGY-A very talkative little girl
used often to annoy her mother by max
ing remarks about the visitors that came
to the house. On one occasion gentle
mon was expected whose nose had been
accidentally fattencd nearly to his face
Tho. mother cautioned her child particu-
l0rly to say nothing about this feature
Imagine her CONSERVATION when the little
one clearly exclaimed: Ma, you told me
not to say anything ab 'ut Mr.. Smiths nose
Why, he hasn't got any
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

MA l. X Err, MILL co
w Successors to A. II. Hager, Esq.,)
Would respectfully invite the attention Of the
Public to their large Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,, GLASS
QUEENS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
just received and now open for inspection in the
large building lately occupied by Mr.: Hager on the
South East Corner of the Square. They have Nc
n hesitation in saying that
THEIR STOCK Is THE LARG EST, AND THE
assortment the most complete of any house in the
County. Everything kept in irst-class Grocery
house is, and will be kept by them. Their constant
effort will be to have everything On hand in their
line that a customer can ask for, and of such a
quality and condition, and at such prices that all
will be pleased Their goods are purchased in such
quantities and on such terms that they feel they
can offer them at such prices, as have not lately
been known in Hagerstown. Their motto will BE-
''Short Profits and Quick Sales"
and they will prove to
any one favcring them with call, that this is not
mere gascona ade. In short they will take pride in
keeping such Grocery house as will be a credi-
to the town and an advantage to all who deal at it
They would also call the especial attt ntion Of
WHOLESALE Purchasers, Country Merchants and
they can sell them Goods on such terms as will
obviate the necessity of visit to the Eastern Cities
They submit the following partial enumeration Of
their Goods:
) =, SUGARS. ..
KEW ORLEANS; p. r., CUBA, PBIL'A.
SH, LoAF, LoAI, CRAGKEp, M41EL, PoWDEhEp,
3. VII WlillTE, (c.J c. FxTkA. f ~ E.
.., SlRUPS. 49,.
EN-, BEE HIVE, NON SUCH, GoLDEN,
STAR, CHOICE, BON TON.
MOLASSES.
BALTIC. SUGAR HOUSE, C. NJ. do, P. R. do,
.; COFFEES. -,
LAGUAYRA, OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA
ENGLISH BREAKFAsT, AMERICAN, Es-
SENCE, &C.
TEAS
soS, E%Ss"'AA jAp$S s4as psH G3Na ESSLIsh Ha
CHEESE
ERN CUTTING, PINE APPLE, sAPsAGO
CANDLES.
STAR, ADAMANTINR, 4, TALLOW.
With full line Of
SPICES.
WOOD, WILL
LOW, OPENS,
AND GLASS WARE,
OILS AND PAINTS,
IME AND CEMENT,
FISH, SALT, &C, PHOSPHATES,
+ l. y U r a n d + K ED.
ROPES,
HALTERS,
TWINES, &C,
PRE- YES,
FRUITS, &C. &C.,
DRAMATICALLY SEALED.
0 Y, S 7 E s, FRESH COVE, SPICED DO,
Brandy Fruits,
Pic do, Preserves,
Jellies, Sardines. Peaches,
PINE APPLES, KETCHUHS.
SAUCES, PEPPER SAUCE, &C., sc.
FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC CO LIQUORS.
Together with evcrythsng generally found in a
we'll regulated Grocery House, all Of which will, be
sold at prices to defy competition.
Iz5~ Goods delivered at Private Residences or
Hotels
G:s"The highest cash price paid for Country
Produce. WALKER, MILL & co.
Hagerstown, March &C. 1868
YORK, Penna, April l, 1867.
We the undersigned DO hereby make and consti-
tute Messrs. WALKER, MILL CO, of Haeers-
town. cur sole Agents for the sale of our Powder
Washington County, Nd. Any other parties
claiming to be oar Agents are imposing upon the
community. MILTON S. JOHNSON e. co.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

gerstown and of Washington county, that they
have purchased and taken possession of the
GONE ECTION A.R'n
AND'
BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT
heretofore carried on by Messrs. KINSELL. &t
CUSHWA on Washington treet, few doors frem
the Court House. They will always keep on hand
fine assortment of CANDIES, NUTS, ORAE-
GES, LEMONS, RAlSlNS, DATES, FRUITS Of
all kinds, CAKES, and everything in fact that Ia
to be found in firSt-class
Wholesale & RETAIL CONFECTIONARY
In fact this department will be cc mpets in sv ~
respect, and they will sell as cheap as can be
had elseWh.re.
B r + A d b A K ERY,
They VIII continue as heretofore tHe Bread Ba-
king, their wagon making its4 customary daily
trips to accommodate the citizens. fresh Bread,
Rolls, Buns, &c. can at all times be procured eth
er from the wagon or at tile sterc.
l @ 4 G II Z A Nj
They will at a!Illefnes, in season, Eeep on hand
the most deliciolsly favored ICE CREAMS.
AS they VIII be in coGstan. :rsceipt of fresh sup
les of CoaT3ctionaiyj Nuts Fruits, &C., retail
aers will find it to their interest to give MS call
May l6. COOKERLY d MIDDLEKAUFF.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
TRANKLIN HOUSE.
No. Is North Potomac Sire ct.

No. Is North Potomac Sire ct.
Uagcrstown Nd.
This well known and popular House has again
passed into tie hands of the undersigned under
whose former management it gained a enviable
reputation. 1t has been recently enlarged tho
roughly renovated, and elegantly refurnished
throughout, and everything that can condnce
TO the comfort of the guests is furnished with an
unsparing hand, The Table will be supplied with
the best the market affords, and the Bar with
the Choice of Liquors.
A urge and Commodious stable is attached
capable of stabling one Hundred Horses and
tobligiHg and attentive ostlers are always in al
e~dance WRIGHT & YOHN,
Arl. 80 Proprietors.
TNRESH ORANGES, LEMONS, COCOANUTS
1 and Raisens at
BLAKE'S
Corner of kntietam and South Potomac Streets
April %:
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

;sgnsted $, llier writes to complain
Mongrels whq were so full of love
boys in blue, while the war was
are now utterly regard ess of
promises. The reason is, that
srel love for the 'boy in blue >
transferred t. the Joys az LlacG.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
H o W. 9
STANDARBGAEES.

= Nh
LIVERY DEsCRIPTId OF stAll
IIranted 10 aiUe entire stiyactlon: Send for
Catalogue and Circular. Secondhand Scales Of
other makers, taken in IT pay for ours, fol
sale CHEAP. HOWSCALE CO.,
3ark Place, New York.
April 9.-3mo. 1: Federal ST, Boston.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

THE Radical method OF guaranteeing a
Republican form of g,vnrnment' to States
of the Union, consists in taking the ballot
out of he hands of white m IN and putting
it in the hanl' of Negroes, an | keeping a
standing army to crush out complaint.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
3 IN7AIT FOR THwAGON'

IN7AIT FOR THWAGON'
The subscriber begs the Fmers and others
this County who maze in need of
TIN RlPE
TO bear in mind that he hasDnstantly traversing
tf Wagon With sS I in his on5 Line ana
money they should
"WAW FOR TIE WAGON"
and purchase when ii comepd not be imposed
upon BY Strangers, = !, JNO. A. MARTIN,
NilliaElsport, April Is.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

The newspapers have been asking why
prayer books have lGoking glasses on the
insile of the cover '-Er.
%Some one incur hearing suggested
that they eerve as aids to reSe:'ion
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
DOISoN CANDLt S.

4 very poisonous article, certain to de,trry
Rats, Mice. Reaches, and ali min, N ade ia the
,.frice 25 CTS Sold only by BELL,
juno 4. 1868. App1ecary.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
ID EN- o v A l.

u EsMOV AL.
The subscriber requests his customers and te
public to bear in mind that he has removed his
MARBLE YARD
to South JONATHAN STREET opposite the Count
House where he will continue to execute all ordes
in his line in the higest style of the art
TONBS, MONUMENTS, M4NTLE,S
and other
MARBLE CUTTING
executed with neatness, cheapness and despatch.
BE not led estray. but remember the establish
ment nearest W Washington Street and the Court
House. Ni'
Thankful for patronage heretofore rendered the
subscriber nc hopes by strict attention to business
of the same, ! IT WITS ~
Arrl2 -1N.'. - y.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
G r A V Il A ND G. A Y,

and from the commonest to the finest specimens Of
the manufacturers handicratt. These will be
NJ AN U + FACTUR RED TO ORDER
kept sale furnished and finise 4 in the finest
and best style. He has also an entire new stoc kof
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Shirts, Collars, Neckties and Scars, Sus-
penders, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery, &C., all
of the latest patterns and styles to which the Il
tention and inspection of old and young is asked
All whose raimcnt is soiled, tattered torn, di-
apidated or who are naked, can be renovated and
reconstructed at little cost and in the highest stFlc
of the art at these headquarters.
JOHN d. SWARTz.
North East Corner of the Public Square,
May % 1867. Hagerstown Ne
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
BALTIMORE, February I'd, 1868.

BALTIMORE, February I'd, 1868.
Messrs. C'otacorhy & Co:
MY chikens ware diving very fast with what my
neighbors called "Chicken Cholera l was in
induced to your try "Poulterers' Friend, "and it
worked like charm. l gave it as directed, and
cured those that were then sick, and have not
cen any symptoms Of the disease since.
Yours, &c,
B. MENcKEN, Cross and Warner streets
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

D9CH AND RARE.
IL
BE.1 UTIFUL. BETOND DESCRIPTION
ARE THE SPRING STYLES
GENTLENEN,S WEAR
COMPRISED IN THE STOCK OF GOODS
NOW RECEIVED AMI RECEIYIN G, OPENED
AND OPENING AT
A. p. BENEFITS,
ON THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Hagerstown.
1t is not deemed necessary to pa"ticularize, as it
is expected thercawill be but few who will neglect
to avail themselves of an early opportunity for
personal inspection and examination.
Come one--Come all Come quick-Come with
good cash or good crodit-Come to loek-Cone to
buy-Come some way or some how and to Ben
nett's you will surely come again when in search
of bargains A. ID. BENNETT,
April g.. 8
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

s'NOBODY HURT
But multitude benefited by the admirable
CHANGE OF BASE,
just executed by that
GENERAL PROVIDER,"
fashionable, Comfortable Ser vic Tile a
ment,
JOHN D. S W ARTZ
The "dear people" will rejoice to be informed
that he has again returned to his old quarters on
the Moth West Corner of the Public Square,
from whence he was ruthlessly routed by fro in
January last. With his establishment 'recon-
structtd" rettted and retilled he entertains hope
of being able to satisfy in every particular, more
fully than heretofore, the wants OF the community
in his line. His stock at present embraces pat
terms bOth
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

EFALES u MACALlSIER'S.
Washington Street,
.Next door to the Court House, Hdgerstorn, Nd
Ill lovers of the FINE ARTS are invited tc
~ call and examine one of the largest and bes
selections of Fine Pictures, Oval & square Frames
Picture Cords and Tassels, Picture Nails, Frame
Mats, and everything pertaining to this branch Of
our business. g.1~Picture Frames made to order.
ALSO
lU,UUU ces and qualities
500 Pairs Window Shades, all sizes; store shades
made to order.
1000 YDS. FLOOR and TABLE OIL
All kinds of Velvet Parlor Mats and Rugs.
|. Hall apd Door cocoa Mats.
MinuoW Cornices; curtain Bands, &c.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
Folding Camp Chairs-I,adics' Sewing chairs
Paper Curtains, &C., &c.
We keep constantly on; hand all descriptions OF
Oak, Rosewood, Walnut, Panel and Decoration
PAPERS and MoULDINGS,
w~ (suitable for Dining Rooms, Halls, &c. )-@
GOLD and TINTED PAPERS
for Parlors Glazed and common Papers for cham
bers.
&9a-W will guarantee satisfaction, both as to
the price and quality of our Goods, and are now
prepared to do all kinds of
PLAIN and FANCY PAPER HANG
ING, &c,
in the latest styles-one of our firm, fMr. Falcs)
being the only regular Paper Hanger in Washing
ton county, having been engaged at his trade in
Baltimore city fog upwards of ten years, and can
furnish references from houses in fhis business in
that city;
&s.- Work done in any part of the country.
@a- Orders by mail promptly at ended to.
Hagerslown, May Il
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
TOSEPH. BEND
eD
(late of the firm Wright & Bender)
Gil THIER,
and Daler in


Gent!emen's Furnishing Goods,
No. North Potomac Street, under the Frank
lin House, will contime the business of the late
firm, and respectfully solicits from their former
patrons and the publi generally continuance
Of patronage.
His stock comprises goods for gentlemen and
boys wear of every syle, quality and color,
which will he made Il order in the best style,
the most substantial manner, and at prices that
cannot fail TO give eriire
SATISFACTION TO THE PURCHASER.
Mr.. B. long exparinee as a Merchant Tailor
justGes him in promiling that all garments go
ing out of his establishment will be guaranteed
a con Portable fit and \ workrnanlike iAiSh.,
Call and examine sock and prices if nothing
moe.
April 2.
ITNhOmsone Grown Crin0lines
Il Are Charming for Lightness.
TENhOm .on's Crown CrinOEines
Il Are Superior for Elasticity
TNhomsOn' Crown Crinolines
l. Areiuneqaaled for Durability
rThomson erwin w.,ai t.5Taiino,lnes-
in a word, are the best in the world, and
more widely known than any other.
At Wholesale by
THOMSON, LANGD0N h Co.,
SSl Broadway,
APPS mo- New York
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
mp PoRTANT DISCO vERy
'POULTERER's' FRIENt,,"

II y U Ia L h K Il Is > h 4 l Il n l.,
A CERTAIN CURE FOR
GAPES IN CHICKENS. AND TURKEYS.
VIII prevent and cure chicken Chol-
era, and other Diseases common to
Poultry, and will promote an increase
-, Of Fat.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH
PACKAGE.
PRICE 25 CENTS.
The annexed are a few Ct the certificates we
haze recei7eef proof OF the great value and eff
cacy of the Pouterers Friend.
CAIROLLroN, BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD,
DEcEMBER 10th, 1867 !
Messrs. Clotocorthy s. Co.;
GENrLEMEN:-I have used your "Poultercrs'
Friend" upon brood of voting chickens that bad
the gapes, and am happy to say, that by the use Of
few doses they were entirely cured. 1t will Ger
tainly cure the gapes when used according to di
reetions. Yours, &C., GEO. HARMAN.
ANNAPoLIs, Nd, February 7th, 1868.
Mssrs. CiOtc0rthy y c.:
GENTLEMGN:- have sold all the "Pculterers'
FRIEND received from you last August. The
poultry in the surrounding country was dying very
fast with "Choera." | recommended your ''Poul-
terers Friend" and as far as could learn, it has
proved cure for the disease. Respectfully,
w. r. GOODMAN.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
THANGE IN BUSINESS.

v \
HAGERsTowN, June 18th, 1867.
have this day bought the entire Stock ipur-
chased the wel-known stand Of S. ID. Straub for
five years, and in doing this, ! beg leave 10
state it is my intention to use in The manufacture
o. Ware the best quality of Iron, Tin, Copper
Being myself a practical Mocha mic, My
work shall be done in the best manner by COM
petent and experienced workmen, and / shall
make every effort TO produce all articles in my
line equal to any manufactured in the State
My Stock IS large, so that Country Merchants
can he furnished with Ware as cheap as in the
City according 10 quality. have the exclusive
right for
SCI F-SEALING + r u 1T CA N
which can be had wholesale or retail. call at
tention to MY stock OF
STOVES of the very latest styles and
kinds, including the celebrated
BASE BURNING COAL STOVES,
'ahe Oriental and the Morning Glory, both of
which will be sold at lower price than last
season, the price list being as follows:
No. 9, $4,000 same with extension top.
! No. 10, $50 90 No. l3, $500
No. IL, $34,00 No. IA, S57,O0.
No. IL, $500 No. Is, $65,
PARL0R HEATERS.
NO, IL, S9o,OO. NO. IL, $4,000. No. Is
$4,000.
ALSO,
Furnaces, Ranges and Crates, all sizes.
nm prepared TO do
GAS FITTING AND PLUMBING
in the neatest and most durable manner my work !,
being all tested with an air pump. bought the !.
right for FORCE PUMP which is suited for
cisterns ard wells. Hose can be attached TO il
and Gardens and Pavements watered, y child
being able to work it. 1t is simply constructed
and very durable, and will force water on two
story house
1t is not necessary to enumerate all my Goods.
the Stock in my store being too large for that,
but would say buy my goods and material J
for cash and in offering them to the public feel
confident that can compete with any Merchant
III the State.
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice
OLD COPPER, LEAD, CAST and WROUGHT
IRON bought, or taken in exchange for work
trust by close application to business to merit
the patronage Of my friends and the public gene
rally.
June 90, JOHN. II. COOK, q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-29
TEL EGRAP PHI n EW S.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
Prize Fighting.

New YORK, June 29.-There was prize
fight between Yellow Davis and Tim Crowley,
on Long Island, on Sunday morning, One
hundred and forty rounds were fought when
Crowley was declared the victor owing to a
foul blow from Davis.
Horace W. Vinton fought William Stock
master, on Sunday morning, at Hudson City.
Thirty-four rounds were fought when the fight
was declared drawn one, neither party COM
ming to time Vinton had his ribs broken, and
the other was severly injured