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The national Republican., 1868-12-21
Government Sales.
DUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
L AND ORDNANCE STORES.

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'fiES fsIHspri ss.Isiss . g ,oiS. ip'' VIZ; ''"'
iron BaaS5. S5ass 81 YsSHI sHn yriHus sSsi saiiSrs
SAL GusEsts, Carbines, Ridss. &c. . various
W,coO pdasas @GSSlsj cf ouppowaer
% $ ~; :! 4 ds1ais9' di'' AssSS'ss%sst HssSHiss%si.
lt Watering Brides.
Persons complete lists OF tho stores to be
Ssa % sS% Gy 70 the Chief q
Gas adaSa sad ~ %y ss% s y
prevo. Llou,. Col U. $. 4. v; s6maaadinr. sRaIsT
SALE OF 6SRbREksSE SRbbRkssSEs sr6REs' 6SRHESsNAA0E AND
As az fsss Sss8'iIs ssisss isSssRA
aS yisfa ;siss. ssd d .sase.., cannon, Aev!,.
uWrousht iron gun carriages and cast iron
Larss Quantity Of artillery implements and
ls. gis Shot. shell. spherical case. stands Of grapo
and canister I9r smooth-bore and rined guns
50 foreign model arms OF various ealibres.
10 Burnside oarblnes. good order,
%, good order.
As Foot artillery swords. good order.
~ y sRRssi.sssS RPssss ss.aIisS risSd ~a'k'i'. cal s.
Sporting ihes and shot guns.
90 Light artillery sabres,
Tl y. q, o. and musicians swords
Infantry aeeouirements, horse equlpmenti,
and small arm appe ndages.
Artillery hnd cavalry bits and Iron parts for
fold carriages
g. Cartridge bags. flannel and sergo.)
Rope and corn sacks,
Blaeksmi!hs,, Sarpcn,srs'. saddlsrs' and al.
Thirty days viii be allowed for the removal Of
eannoni fourteen days for all other stores
Terms Of eale! 10 per cent. cash to be paid on day
OF sale, balance on delivery OF The goods
A catalogue OF the articles to be sold will be fur
nished upon application at this Arsenal, or at tho
Ordnance oHee, WaHhinEton, d, @.
The oniser making the sale reserves the right 10
does not come pp to the limit that may bs nxsd BY
proper authority on soma Of the articles. or when
ever the Interests Of tho United States. In his opin
iOn' may be subsOrved by 80 dS,ng p,y,on
Maj, Of Ordnance and Byt Col. u. s. A., Cond'g.
de3-td
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

The PUPILs or CoLFAx SCHOOL give an in.
terestlng concert tonight at Union League
Hall A rich entertainment Ia promised for a
small sum OF money.
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge Fisher.-This court
was occupied during the entire session OF
Saturday In the trial Of Christopher Dohlayer
for assault with intent to kill Omcer Lusby..
The case was still on trial, when, at Q O'Clock,
the court adjourned.
The national Republican., 1868-12-21
61S NEW BAT AND SHOE STORE. 51S

Have opened at bls Seventh street, opposite In
slligenesT Building, anew and we'll selected stock
ofHATs, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES for Gentle.
men and Boys, which they offer at a small ad
vance upon cost. Having bought for Cash they are
enabled to offer superior Inducements to puTchAs
Srs. and solicit only opportunity to convince the
public that they are really selling desirable class
Of goods At very low hgures.
A call solicited, and comparison OF prices ehRl.
lsnged with any similar establishment In the city
J. T. PETTY CO.,
asseyenth street, opposite IntelllEeneer Building
Washington. D. @.
Good stock Of Canes and Umbrellas constantly on
hand
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

IMPRoyRMRHT.-Th The vacant lot lying DO
tween the jail and Fifth street 10 being eh.
closed with new and substantial board
fence.
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

LADIES' should call and see the Embroidered
Upper at Princes Stamping and Fluting
A. .ooms, 322 + street, between Tenth and Elev-
FlutinQ,
The national Republican., 1868-12-21
DROP PosALs FOR oUARD.HousE AT
BROWNSVlLLE.
HEADQUARTERS fIPTH MILITARY DIsTRJoT,l

ID RIO POb Sal Lb 70 GUARD HOUSE AT
L BROWNSVILLE.
hEADIEAETESs EIrTM FIFTH hI.IT1ST n.n.S DIsTmor.l
AuBTIE, TEXAS, Dec, 4, 1865,
Sealed PrOposals, N ma @dHPliSats, will be received
y O'Clock m, for the construction Of wooden
Guard house 4t the United States military post Of
BToWnsVille, Texas.
Plans and tpeeineatioRs can be examined At tho
onice Of the Chief QuaTterInasteI. Department OF
Louisiana, New OTleAnBi at the oleo o. the Super
yislnE QpArtermaster, sub District of ths Rio
Zach bid must be accompanied by . guarantee OF
at least two persons Whose TespCnsibll must be
certified to by clerk Of Court, that the bidder IL
competent 70 carry out the contract II awarded 70
him, and that he VIII give the required honda
therefor, and each bidder will state bis place of
residence,
The right Is reserved to rel ect any, Or all bids.
Proposals to be plainly indOrAed Proposals for
Guard house at DIownsyille. Texas, and ad'
dressed to the Undersigned.
:, BY command Of Brsvst Major 9eRsIsl J. J.
Reynolds, J. A. POTTER,
tAFy District. deHtd
n
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Personal.

PH6f6h DR.. DIRBY's. 10 Seventh street.
opposite odd.FslloWs' Hall. Separate rooms for
plsisnt. asia-u
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

hAMLISE NJ. u. CHURCH was well allied yea
tsFday ,l forenoon to hear the sermon OF Rev. J.
moover, The pastor, and In the afternoon,
held their loyefeAst,
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

BEING GREPAIRED.-Men were engaged SatuI.
dSy and Saturday night In repairing the water
ipes damaged at the corner Of Fourteenth and
y streets, by the oaying In OF the Fourteenth
street sewer on last Friday evening.
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

THE RIVER FRoST.-Fdy's WhdrC-Arrived
-Schr. Union, Perry, from Maryland Point,
Rankin, Crosby, for Baltimore, to load coal
for an Eastern port.
Riey's hart-Arriyed-Steamer Virginia,
ngs, s,S, isom rom. Iohn Tayans T .eryiV and
John T. Beard, Richards, with oysters for
Turner Il Son and Wingheld & Co. Sailed
Thomas, Evans; Nellie, Trader, and a number
OF small vessels, all bound down, light.
Johnson's WhdrE-Arrived-Schr.J J. W. Hin
ton, simmons, from yinton, N. o., with lum.
Der for Mohun Il Sons.
Hdrpey's sWhdEC-Sailed-Schr.J J. II. Marble,
Quillen, for the Eastern Shore Of Delaware,
light, and slooP Liberty, Keen; for Norfolk,
Pettibone.
The national Republican., 1868-12-21
A LExANDRIA, LoypoyN AND HAMPsHIR
IA RAILROAD.
&J,ls q
NEW hHHl
nEnINNINn n

BEGINNING OUTOBER /, isOs.
Leave Alexandria daily, except Sunday, At sa,
m, and 2. m. for Leesburg. Leave Leesburg for
AlexAnlllr at Ia. m. and lS.lb p. m.
Conneetlng ut LeesbuTg with psaeosk's Line Of
hrst-elasi Coaches, which leave Lessbnrg on
Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays for Hamil-
ton, Purce'lville. Snlekersyilie, Berryyille.
Winchester ad Capon Syringe, returning leave
Leave Leesburg for Middleburg on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, on the arrival Of the
Iailroad train from Alexandria. and arrives at
MiddleburE at 8 p. IN.
Leaves Middleburg Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdAys, alta m, and arrives at Leesburg at u
IN. , and (per railrOAdl arrives at Alexandria at
more the same day.
Prom and after Juue 8, the coaches will run daily
from Winchester to Capon Springs.
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

lSsa i fSs HGoss gsp ss2 !SSes
o. an, ..s %.TBEH BgSsiHBEk iiHEBksGEA5sF g. s train. viii,
Wa.Sin1son Wa sSan. B.l,!!nOr. l2SSm.
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TEE aN gREAT PSgskkTRhSK sSgskki fs,I RSgEs
f csSss Iaas' s SussrsS niiss saved 70 Western
n EsAss EssSE NORTH
fS% ailseat eSsss
81 bsfSTs, eSTss'saSS' sSaS no YRRkIRs. 'n'''' " o
Ticket. y ~. reSse can be PrGPs%IsS z, q,
Venue, SSdS, Ss,Sasi Heel where reliable InfOT;
ssIs s;ssiPi Sa,. ~ R%iI,c Mia o.
1.,,s r. YOUNG Genera. Ssi,$s!s: na
PHlLADELPFHlEkAo PFHlEkAoRE TIkhIEs51S ksisRd3b, AND BAL
rn. % saa. Ss FSndsss ssa. .s So a:p
ny: | Xxi. Esssssss ss sssSs.. .st %sy s
JanctiSn with trains for all Stations on the Della
EHppess Train for Philadelphia and New York
at so a. m connecting at PsrrySilie with IAiu
for Port Deposit. .
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
at 10 ~ IN, connecting at Wilmington with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between Will
mi n gton and Harrington.
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit and intOr
| mediate Stations at p, M.
Express Train for Philadelphia at 6;35 y. m.
Express Train for New York at s5J p, M, con
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train fOl
principal stations the Delaware Railroad daily
All the above trains leave daily except Sunday
| ON SUNDAYS.
| For Philadelphia and New York at s;55 p. IN,
| Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres
ident Street depot at Ticket Once, No. l25 BAlt
more street. Persons purchasing tickets at ofice
| Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
| WIN. CRAWFORD Agent.
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

An UrGRATEEuL YouTH.-On Friday last
the owner OF the Giesboro' Mills hired a youth
named Charles Anderson, whom he found In
himself to be without home or friends. On
Saturday the gentleman and his family left
home, locking up the house. On returning In
the evening, they were surprised to find the
bureau drawers and pantries broken open and
$3.50 worth Of silver ware, cutlery, and Jew
elry missing. As Charles was also missing, II
marty" Charles IL in safe.Leening At the Ce5.
trail guard.house, having been arrested yes.
teFdAy
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

ATTEMPT AT BuRuLARY,-OHlcer J. J. Cor.
man, Of the Sixth preciact, yesterday arrested
way into Mr.. Wheeler's junk shop,on seventh
street near the canal. When arrested, he had
piled up four oarbines, two revolvers, and
three boxes OF caps, preparatory to carrying
them away.
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

IMPORTANT DEOIsIoS-PowER OF MAoIs-
TRATRs TO ISSUE wRITs oV VArTACHMRNT.-A
case OF importance to magistrates came before
the Supreme Court OF the District on Satur'
day relating to their power to issue writs OF
attachment. A justice OF the peace had issued
writ of attachment to subject the credit OF
ment against him. The defendant broug ht the
case before the court by writ of csrtiorGri, and
claimed that justices Of the peace had no au.
thority to issue writs of attachment. The
writ was dismissed, on motion OF Mr.. Hine, on
account of informality. The Court (Chief
Justice Cartterl expressed . decided opinIos
that justices OF the peace had no authority or
power to issue writs OF gaInishment.
The national Republican., 1868-12-21
Duke u HenfyI

THRouaH rRAfNa
!, Leave wasHIscroS. from Maryland Avenue
Dop''' NV SUNDAY TRAINS.
pInn, Lsavs wnss4ar9s ,ns rSI h5y,a5Sa, AysnSs
LsAyI ALsxAEDRfA, from corner ST. -Asaph
and King streets, at and 10 A. M. and and 8
p. N. and nom corne Of Duke and Henry streots
ats;ooPM 9. AZ TEvENs, Gent sup,t,
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

MuRprRous ASSAULT uros TWO AGBD Or.
IzENs.-Mr. Henry Perkins and his wife, Ma
hala, both upwards OF sixty years OF age, re.
siding near Surratt's mill, Prince Georges
county, Md, were terribly beaten on Friday
evening last, and their house robbed. On Fri
day evening, about eight O'Clock, three negroes
called at Mr.. Perkins, residence and inquired
OF Mrs. Perkins whether the road passing by
the house was direct road to the main road,
when she answered in the Affirmative. They
then rushed into the room, one OF them strik.
ing Mr.. Perkins (who was shaving) with some
hard substance, knocking him insensible. AT
the same time another seized Mrs. Perkins by
the throat and threw her with great violence
to the floor, and by placing his knee upon her
breast, and one hand over her mouth, held her
until she became insensible.
They then ransacked the house and carried
away tlO in money, three valuable quilts, two
dress coats, one pair OF pants, one vest, one
revolver, a single-barreled pistol and silk
handkerchief. Mrs. Perkins laid iusensible
for about an hour, and not until about day
light on Saturday morning was she sufficiently
recovered to call any one, at which time she
| informed a colored man, who lives near by, OF
! what had happened Drs. Wood and Bean, on
| examining the sufferers, pronounced their
wounds Of very dangerous character, Mrs
| Perkins having had a rib broken and was In.
| iured internally. No clue has been obtained
| to the guilty parties.
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

THE NKw ESOLASD SOCIETY perfected Its
organization by filling the vacant Offices on
Saturday evening. Among the vice presidents
elected were Gen, o. o. Howard and Mrs. Sem
atoHP Pomeroy, thus Recognizing in the election
OF the latter the principle Of female equality.
The society's dinner on Forefather's day prom
ises to be a brilliant affair. The committee
have received a very interesting letter from
the Poet Whittier, which will be read at the
dinner. Members OF the society who have not
yet got their tickets may procure them to-day
at Col. TUFTS ONCE, (MaSsaehusetts ageney'J
The national Republican., 1868-12-21
Steamboat Lines.
NEW MERCHANTs' STEAMSHIP COMPANY

NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
hs sTi, H5S ,uH;tsH5sl tssHa5ss , Steamers E.
regularly sgIieg the ths yintsEn ter To9pt,hs, 9t SxkTk
AAdLEtSXANDhIA, AdtS wAsHINGToN, and GEORGE.
.ysss sssIf FiF SHet P' Eksis ETST
Ing at Alexandria and GEORGETOWN TUESDAYS,
street,, THgRspAYsl, AIeIandril, LRIDAYr,
NS%rstSIk.v sATggEERIyAnYsi sATggEEIyAnYsi arriving at New York
This Line, ,copnsotins. at Norfolk with the nuo
steamers q the MerehAnts' aud Meehanic.' Trans
pared to take through freight at much reduced
rates, as the usual charge Of drayage and other
expenses through Baltimore Is avoided by this
freight from Boston should bo consigned to tho
care OF T. A. WILLIAMS q CO., Norfolk, Va.
Fo. further Information apply to JOS, 4, 0ALT,
Agen., once and Wharf loot Of High street,
0eorgetswn, y. 2. ior at OFFICE OF COMPANY,
one soSS ;SH1i' below NV RRRRSSFsSs RRRfRsSsiPsSs President
THE STEAMER COLUMBIA .,.a.
l. Has resumed her regular trips be- s(fHTk
tween washington and baltimore, -sakkaek
LeaNSi3S Baltin9Grss aGss syerya s4TgRDAY 4TRDAY AFTER
MUM N%kBSSl&SssfbAtYP tPq MSRNiESGi. MSSRRSiSSi.H every
At o'clock.
She will stop at all the principal landings on the
river for PAssSnEeIs and freight Por further par
Tfos, W. RILEY SON. ,AEsHt..,
Rlley's Wharf,
mYS-tnf3m Atthe foot OF Eleventh street.
The national Republican., 1868-12-21
pALTlMoRR AND OHIO RAILROAD.


RALTlxoRR AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sSss 5s, ..s sf,E saS +Hs Slsf
no" run as f'''Gyis ToRs Ib,ilirrxoRK
$50 sSi sS$ ssS INV sIs:iSsSsS m,
Leave a.iiS. .sssp, sunday. at 1 % and a.soa. IN.
Ls.y.u. Ss .ss tSop. tssAnohis X: train to or from
roa a RnETFs5hbE sYERAghb
s6S s. WAY w z sas2lSss u rs & and m'
fos AL e ia TssTs 9 81 81 fhs II SRsr
.'aS' nv SasI 's;sD; ana sf;GsS1y snd sunday
p.ps q sSSdss s.; Il WI from % ISs SsSoa:
TO wheeling, Partersbprs, &C..
seu sss % Once az r hoafs @a Rs
sS Tss q 4sss.ss s.a Boston. see .a
Master Il Il 4f.nspdIistsSn 4; MIasStEs;
dl6 cqts RdSsf Sfa:is as..I.i Tsa' l.s ssssw w.Aae
bEF RsIxEbs xEb sSw F6ks
Train. between Wilmington Fan and Rev York are
'iF ToE II ssH : Hl'4i|sSi 4SRk sA.ass
Leave daily texcept Sunday at 500 a. m, II. 80
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Il dssys q daily t'I''p' sunday' A'so0a m' nS
ON SUNDAY.
Leave foS New York a. 40 p. m. aud Philadsl'
Sleeping cars for New York on iOp. m. train only
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York OF
Boston can be had at the Station once at all hours
In the dAy. - .
toI ssSsdSiS ,S S.t%:sa wa,hinEtSp B,ItIPsEs An
A.p'.'' ~. '"' "''' Master o. Transportation.
I. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
aKO & KO0NTZ, Agent. WashinGton.
The national Republican., 1868-12-21
Railroad Routes,

WAss ssb SaEESSSsssroys RArthks5bEfbb.s thks5bEfbbspRiA,
u,I, In snd si.sr wkpNsspAY. March ~ lses, and
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
LIhyE wAsHrsoro.. =, LaAys ALEXANDRIA,,
From A, M. From Corner A, NJ,
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

A FEARFUL LEAP.-Last evening 1t was re.
ported that, at about 3 O'Clock yesterday af-
ternoon, a young man who was dellrious with
q raging typhoid fever, nephew OF Col. NJ;
from 4 third story window of the Colonels
residence, on Massachusetts, avenue, near
Fourteenth street, to the ground below, with.
out materially inJuring himself He was car.
rled back to his bed, and DTs. W. p. Johnston
and ]. X, Thompson were called In, but no
severe Injuries could be found.
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

rr1,nS rha ,,n,an rnat 80 ,h R.nti, nhi,.oh
(Rev. Mr.. Meador's) yesterday afternoon at
2:3o o'clock, and proceeded In a body to the
Four'and'a,half Street Presbyterian church,
perintendent OF the lastnamed school, pre-
sided, and appropriate addresses were made
Mr., Bittinger, Rev. Mr.. Hlbbard, and Rev. DR..
Sunderland. Hymns were sung by the union
and by the Sunday school and mission at
tached to the church. The house was crowded,
and the greatest interest prevailed.
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

BADPRACTIcE.-It has long been custom.
aTy In this city to hang "Fair" signs on the
stfeet lamps, and thereby advertise a fair.
Fairs are generally good Institutions, and de-
(when their Fair - sign is carried away by a
strong wind, together with the lamp, from the
lamp.post,l fail to pay the damage done to the
street lamps, and weeks pass away before new
lamps are placed on the posts. The corpora
tion had better provide posts for these signs,
and let those benefited Ind the dips"
The national Republican., 1868-12-21

create q sound and sober public sentiment
without which no law can be enforced.
The above IL but brief epitome Of the dis
tention throughout. The church was crowded,
showing that great interest 10 developing In
this Important question, and amonE his au.
While %siIe every very ssmperancs opsaniGs.ioS IN the
city was represented. Al the close Of the dis.
course, Rev. Charles W. Dennison, ou behalf
Of ss G ws SsSGpS Ssss and 4.
provai and endorsement of DR.. Buffers views
v Al thee the close Of the meeting collection was
taken up for the benefit OF the Prohibitory
League, and quite liberal contribution was
made.
The CoLrAx SoHooL.-A number OF ladies
and gentlemen interested In this school were
present last Thursday when ,se senSia Hn
Themselves with marked credit both to them.
selves and their teacher, Mrs. l.. M. e. Kicks.
The course OF examination extended through
mar, defining, &C., and the class In arith
yet under fifteen years OF age, answered ques;;
lions In vulgar and decimal fractions as well
as in discount and interest In q very ready
manner. The class In analysis handled the
Latin roots, prefxes, &e, and pronounced In
orthosraphy so correctly as to show oonelu
self and knows how to impart her knowledge
successfully to her pupils. The smaller girli
OF her class were equally successful In answer
ing the questions propounded.
The pupils OF Mrs. Ricks' school not only
receive Instructions through their books, 5u
they are taught the domestic duties that quail
ify them to obtain, n necessary, positions o
usefulness and profit. They also learn voc q
and Instrumental music with remsrkabi'
facility, and thus do much credit to thei
| young and faithful music teacher, Miss Evi
Dickinson. Such a school as Colfax Seminar!
certainly deserves the encouragement an.
support Of every person who wishes the wei
| being Of the colored people. Mrs Ricks' pupil
will give a concert At Union League Hall, at
| p. m. to-day, when We bespeak for them a iul
| hall. The school will now close for awhile
and Mrs. II. will pay . visit to q sick daughter
Mrs. Elizabeth l.. Blythe, at indianapolis
| Indiana.
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NBACCO SCRENS, Sc, &C.,

mand Brass Castings Of Every
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-30
The White Pine Compound

Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, DipththerIa,
Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, and Pull
mOnary Affections generally. 1t is a
remarkable remedy for Kidney Com
plants, Diabetes, Difaculty of Void
ing Urine, Bleeding from the Kid
neys and Bladder, Gravel, and
other Complaints.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-30

Is now offered to the afflicted throughout
the country, after having been proved by
the test of thirteen years in the New Eng
lane States, where its merits have become
as well known as the tree from which, in
part, It derives its virtues.
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Description.

ssxsszsszg Ia Steam Guages, Gum Betting,
se Nzecks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boiling
&C.,, &e.. at Manufacturers Prices.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-30

rsEsFws-saen sent to all parts to 1t up work
- SRsrxafr Boilers and Machinery.
aWr ST. orders wiilr eceIve 1ndIwldu-
s#E3zgsaa0n, and WILDE pro IL h1ledo n
gSQ9aagaE reasonable erms.
MsaeAA asnd Foundry on h corner
~ nsa81reet oct6-d1y
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aoN & A CASTINGS.

&S@haye the facility OF the best Ma
seG6G@y and Norkmen, and VIII give ali
egEEE entrusted to rs our individual affeu-
E14- al orders promptly, warrant Ou1
4agG a charge reasonable prices.
Gt8E9 and Foundry, corner of First and
essS1 Streets, Evansville. Ind.
So A-WOTkmen sent to all narts IN n
@ D 9s1rx and do repairing.
fSGE5m SCHUBTZE. Truman co
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(From the Boston Journal
BosroN, January 20, i

BosroS, January 20, 1866.
POLAND's WHITE ISECOAPoUNB.-After
having given il a thorough trial, we can
confidently recommend EOLaHdls Waite
Pine Compound as = very valuable article
for the cure OF Coughs, Colds, and Pull
monte Complaints generally. In several
cases. we have known it TO give prompt
relief when all other remedies which mad
been tried had failed. IT is an article
which, in a climate SO pr0m0tiVe of sud-
den and severe colds as IS that OF New
hngland, ought to be in every family;
and We are sure that those who once OBJ
tain #, and give Iii a fair trfaf, Win not
thereafter be W ling to be without 1t.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE DR.. RoI0nd's
HHtts Pine Compound, advertised IN our
oIumns Is a success u attempt To com
Dfne and apply the medicinal virtues Of
the White Pin bark. 1t has been thor
oughlY tested by people in this city and
vicinity. and TIE proprietor has test1mo-
malls to lis Waite from persons well uoWn
10 our citizens. We recommend It's trial
is all hose cases OF disease 10 which II IS
adapted. It IS for sale by all our druggists.
". =. Independent.
The Whtte Pine Compound is now sold in
every part Of tie United states anu Brit
1Sh Provinces.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-11

nUR "S'TAk' CoTroN Gin and CONDENSER
~ havo taken FIRST Premiums in every in
stance where entered ut Southern Fairs, compo-
ting with the bost Gins Of tho country nude by
othor parties.
At the two Great Fairs Of tho Mechanics and
Agricultural Association, held ut Now Orleans
successfully in November, 1866. and January,
1868, the STAR" GIN and CONDENSER took
BtiS mt both Fairs y53a all the Premiums oGorod
on Gins and Condcnsors, against competition
embracing all other Gins OF any prominence in
the country. Also ut tho last two State Fairs
held ut st. Louis, Mo-, our Gin and Condenser
took tho First Premium against powerful
competition
Wc claim, therefore for tho "Star" Gin, su.
periority over all other Gins and the Planter
who knows how much tho value of his cotton is
increased by the good character Of tho work Of
which is certified by tho highest authority to
DO superior in all respects, to the many other
Gins in mar'-ct. The CONDENSER is fca.
turo 80 now to many Planters, that it may b.,
necessary to state, lst. That tho Condenser en-
tircly obviatcs the necessity of II clint room"
for with that attachment a Gin may be used in
the open air or undor temporary shelter, and
the sheet or bat a- it is discharged from tho
Condenser is ready for tho Press
2d. The Condenser very effectively cleans the
cotton Of sand and dirt. and thereby materially
adds to the APPEARANCE and VALUE Of
tho cotton.
3D.. Planters testify that "now WuIrE man
can gin cotton and not suffer by inhaling the
fine, almost mporceptiblc particles Of lint which
fill the air where Il Condenser is not uscd.'
N. B. We furnish Gins with or without Con.
dcnscrs.
I. For sulc by our AGENTS md DEALERS,
generally.
Our Complete Illustrated Descriptive Circu-
lar is gent, free Of charge, ON application by
mail Address
Tie ALBANY COTTON GIN MANUFAC-
TURING CO.,
ALBANY, N. T., =. O. Drawer, lG2
Aug. 10, 1868 45 IF