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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20

TIE POTATO MANIA.-Ihe potato
mania, which seems TO have taken hold
of all classes, the mechanic, manufactu-
rcr. merchant, and gentleman of leisure,
"a, well as the more slow and pIodding
i.lrmer. increases rather than dimini-les
We haven't much faith in. speculalions,
80 far as benelitting the agricultural COM
munity is concerned, but in this ease it
seems more probable that it will be of
ultimate benefit, rs it is likely to siimu-
late the production of new and valuable
varieties. Within the last few weeks
Mr. Bres>ee's No has sold at cNtraor-
binary prices, and the following are the
ligures:
Sixteen potatoes brought SS25.
Twelve potatoes brought SGI5.
One potato brought $50.
One was traded for good COW valued
at SO0.-UmleStead-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20

it will he found very convenient TO saw
the cakes OF ice two feet square, as they
viii thus pack away without any waste
space, and in like manner with any
50 rs Just TO fill it, if any seams occur
between the cakes they must be well
filled with pounded ice, 50 as to prevent
all circulation OF air in the interior and
make the whole mass Of ice as near one
solid cake as possible. To consolidate
the cakes. we have sometimes thrown on
Il few pals of wafer with each laver OF
ice, but this is not essential if the inter
slices are well filled
For covering we have never found
any non conductor 50 good us saw dust.
\ sprnkling OF this should also be placed
on the ground, before the ice Is put in,
to prevent the heat of the earth from at
iectng the ice. Saw dust Is neat. cheap,
porous and does not decay and become
muSty, 50 readily a. straw. If the dust
Is not easily obtained, rye straw answers
good purpose Ou' 'he l'rIner Is both
cheaper and more efficient. Every farm
cr must have noticed how the snow AMI
ice are preserved in his wood yard, under
tue -" "uS'' So'iic'I''leS mo June. Inns
'"c' proves 'I'al no @rea' -NiiI l. requl'ie
III Acep'h@ zee very possibly an awning
10 Keep OH the sun ana warm rams, with
plenty OF saw dust to prevent the a"-
e'~~ "' heat VIII answer every purpose
'' ;''' e'aoor'c house certain 1t l., we
nave seen II wei rf'>er'ed under an or
."nary shed with the rud'-t siding. The
m2her the root and the pnrer the rIrcula-
non OF AR above lie ICE the better,
One word a. 10 rciI@'ratorH. About
a. much money has been wasted ON
these ~ the zee houses. When We built
our first zee house. we bought compll-
Gated refrigerator thinking 1t necessary
coacomItant. IN which TO store meat,
fruit. a.. With all the care possible the
ii-hJ refrigerator would become mustv
ami We found the ice house Itself was the
best refrigerator. If desirable to have
lee ~ the house. common Jry-good-
ba> answers every purpo-e of q relri4cr-
ator. y cah'n TOO, of ice go lbs placed
in such a box and surrounded with saw
dust VII. Keep ion Ime and ii-h and
flesh We ind 10 Keep better in such
box than III close one.
HE whole process q -iorinI and keep
I"@ Ice i therefore. a Ncy simple and
cheap ON and We hope il see every tam
~ enjoying the luxury OF an ice BIN in
gd, Ire may not be 80 great a necessity
+ the coal. but j. will he found a great
comfort. Ca the dairy farm. lee may
5c called 4 necessary. and in the trans
uortation of milk. meat and fish. II !. a
necessary.
GRAIN FOR IiuE>E>.-lIor-eS at dit
'rrynt seasons OF the year. require differ
mt graln food. Corn l. good Tor winter
.'-,. bat too heating for summer feeding.
-hc staple gram Tor horses among iarm-
| Ia. MT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
%t. 3ohasburg 8usineGs Cards.
DANIEL Q. WOODRUFF,

u. d. . SOlIhhp.
IAN AND ST L 6 L o
orc" owe Il. .I1n- Drug store
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
HE CALIFORNIAN.

/. STONE * CO., Proprietors.
Ire next door North of Court House.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-18

I@d9miible NIT 2 Gdaen, cine Maldinenz
unp cine Mbbel<G abrif, cine Domrfldsz
mdble pom 80 pferoetraft gum She'll nolz
lencet unc in Operation, 3wet @a9nerz
8erftatten> ne59miebe, prei@ erfauf6z
ldoen, jwet Salppns, eineS attlerwerttatt,
3mei S@ubma9er @ertfdtten> cine Ger
berei Elm 5otel uno Srpei &erSte. Cor.
Nl9aroipn uno Or, palmer,) @r bI<
rem, raB Der leBt 9enannte 6err, 1>pel9er
aus BEN @taate Miiiiippt 9eblrtt9 1T
ein5etlintitut fuir5etluns pcn droniiden
&ranf6eiten unp ipe3ieu fir! @pmmerz
Souriiten uno patienten aus BEN Oil
ben an3ulesen beabfdtt9t. -""4...
NQein i@ nebrae rppbl ~ piel plab fir
meinen 8eri9t in Mnlpru9, be6balb mid
i&> maS nod gu ia9en it, auf Elm amber
Mal peridieben. ...".'.
M@tun0sYpu .....-
Sbr =,
.. st. 6arnbam,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-18
g / e : NJ TT

--11lN 7lH n
Sprbpn, Govt County, Minnelpta.
2 Den, 'publtfum virt e;erntt jur Mnseis. sebraht,
bat an jess.m spsina N1outas zines ietea gtOu ats In
Sprbpn, 9cptt County
.tn StetmarIt abseRaIteu pt.b.
5O6-4ml 9aeob Morlod.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-18

Nactfalen cine @eridwbuun9 anne3ettelt
bitten, peren :3mef eS iei, bic Dauer beS
pr1ioenten<N mteS auf 10 Sabr gu per-
ldn9ern, raS Sber9eri9t Der @ollma@t
bic Gonittutipnalitdt ppn1s Gpnsreb zNften
su priien, su entfleiben, Sen. Grant in
Sweifelbaften Staaten nit 6ilfe resBayo<
netts gum prdtpentett gu ertpdblen, ,eit
Experimentation mittelS Natipnalbanz
fen" in bic aid9raue pe6bltte gu Dermsb>
rem, jecen Mor9en Elm babies S@pd De-
mrfraten lebenois serBiet gum Grdbftld
su seripeiien &c. &c, -
@ermi1&te Ma@ri@ttn
8ranb eines M%ietbbauies.
New yort IA. Mpril. - 8eiu
8rance zines Mietbbaule6 AT cer ST.
pin9tpnltraee >purre Elm Mann nan1enS
Miuer uno feline Trou rcn ben Geuerleu:
ten in'6Greie 9ebradt> a1ein 10 Y%crbrannt,
raB ie tpobr19einli9 ibren @unpen er<
lte9en tperoen. Gin Monn t1anens Oil
Der MARI ieinen Smuggling aus cem Genz
fter> her 9lidli& auf9efan9en wurpe,
Die na9lprin9enpe. frau bra9 aber Nrm
unb 8ein. Der Mann> her na9ipran9,
blieb unperleBt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-18
8eraltIuaenenten.

New gprt IS. prtl.-Gin @aibz
in9toner Spe,ialte dterfatter 11retbt
an ben 2d9enputer, 81. y, 5eralb, ba6 bic
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-18
3tantpn.

5err Stantuu bat in eineu1 Briefe an
Senatpr Cameron erfldrt, baB CT ra6
Binan;miniferium unter teiner 8ertn<
9un9 onnebme unb eas &rie9sminilez
RUM MID .ldnaer o%er>palten >perce, al6
big fem Na&folser ernannt unp betdti9t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

!, The public are cautioned neainH anx hin.
ilar proportions, only cloIvprshy 6'co's.
be- For saie IVA. II. fIunru; West.ain.
g scr; Harrison Weascr, Uniontcwn, and 81
Msnaiaetased only By CLoTW0RTHY
y co, a39 Baltimore street.
a liberal discount allowed when unr.
chased n large quantisicz. mh5'o,n
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for Piles.

TIE Subscribers ara now making al
MeAsn'nateF Nd AZ 0iulmsns which, ngaas
leHf and extensive experiences thsy emf
snatly pF9nAiere surr aud pieasamI cure
,gf thai distressing complaint known ~
hsincrrhcids o. pllcs Ffum many resll.
hensss ofpegsanA who hava hcrn cured " Il,
shey sclett Tie following.
ga feee'N Of SI.0p, box cf sb~ Ciut.
firnti 9TH laii directions. vii b. sent, Dos.
ssFe paid, through The mali 10 ahy sdissss
For sale ~ Westminster, hy A. II. Huber,
Draggls', No, 2 EAgUll Hall. and ~ thd
snsssetibma nj tfe Wet Fnd.
FHAScIs BtTTLRR, ". b.
LEVI EVANS.
FOU1'z. ifg Prankiin street n.l,l.,o,e
4 our tirneral Ageni
aaxi6af
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rA- Iartiewtar attention paid to the
Compromising Of Prescription.
feb. 27-iy
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rwx<m IHthsfarscf aenesrfs = Ktwas
u. ! !. ]
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MtSf, AStss Haas, TsfrHa A.
ttF4faN4s nke asa aaNsnaWN
hi Lttaasi hmsrsAstg fiseenrfeg,
"a fFlaes fsFpslee. HsGs Eaaan
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rt&nAtah. Og5aes& ftfsftsTs
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HkkttkN E&a NsNNkNs. Fatnn IL
Nahkta ~ A 1 ~ ttf4s neeftg, fkNAaa faa.
EfH1&ftAENt ftkfpfs ~ - - h1e4ta aess
- f.e4sett elses ~ naa eas1rg ~
U.~-sesse-~aI - ~ - ~ - = $3.50
ts.sae f~ee sea PATHS sissss u fhs
heshtaK eHH y rtge sasgaisaa ilaM lss lnssxsras.
zee r1sF-A - tlt tsms4 tI4sE9 fsfsens ~ ansl
fAfs eaa le<tikaae. " es4es ~ FANArKA, a aaes
hroat fNeets 49, tai q ee18ef ao8es lfs taaarars
Lselss ~ Nara fela essatsetsisus sf.A ASA ssns
Ne sfte kSsHafs 49, Ftstsf ~ ~ fsas saaxh sxfw
~ xeEsfN eaA A. SAD ~ stisss6H skaMi4 sss 4
hsttls - les u lNN fluN ht0nD pAkArEA ID
siH eiesAas ypaf tieaAe rsfnAss IA aeeAses ens
tlsssass, 80 Fss Sae siiaaftsr Fraftsne sfss So
sfatie esd tstsiifat osns&ssise. fsYn
psiss 100 rssr tssfsts.
rhs Fsesips havs toAnfsN BLOOD FANAcHA,
A Fpefss EttuntNss Ne, hissa Is a. tsGfia
asa ~ sasAsSNsR 90 tsst wfsFgSx
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

A FINE DWELLING
N. HOUSE, situated III AlsaA-l
the most desirable part 81 ~ mA8
town. Also Four DuildinE q q 4
iots- The owner Desiring 3 leave do
toWn will make The terms easy. Apply II
the Office Of James Al G. Bond, Esq, Main
Cornar q Coaft Street niy2l-sn.
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l. u ri q Z r
ALEXANDER FRAZER,
Clock and Watch Maker.

foFFoSIf u NvNhFkkgEH 3 flUTHl.,l
ID EspECTEuLIY IN. -
III forms the Public tbaf ..1,$trSs<
he has opened Shop for
the transaction " business II Ga rcsisIeIsce
q William Baker, opposite LInecrfeiser's
Hotel Meftminnier Being an GA exue.
fienced Clock aud Watch Maker. not re.
paircr merely, he hatiera l,imself ia. t.
zan giye.esery satisfaction to ia 6sapIosnfs.
k'lockss Watches, dcwalry, xc., repaired
at short notice. IN the best manner. and 81
most accommodating terms. W
Dune A. "
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tsre remedy ~ nFsfHrsiA. LIysa csnrtasas.
HatN4Dnss. HtnffpAt EesHFnakss. Loss o. A.
f1ftfr, NxEFbnaNRna. WN4KHnaa o. mn Lfrnr
MtphNssios o. fplBlsss FETEn avn A1ra noIlc'
pr6karAhr. DnNHAAL nnntkfrv, Ffgkh EMx1aq A..
and any alNe&ea arriving ffqm 1Nhiiifated saamath
~ t1ees4 are generally advantageous II anf1 "a
wey directly y iho stAt u iifethfiIna as aniak
ching every nerttfnisne up he afnofane stsis end
iniafine new heeith and siaof 10 ne pgsieIa
J. <Aa = uted " old and yDans and FINALE
vith pef{s1s ealtfy
n you ave debisilAsea ana rranire serTaaihenla.
IemedF foa hsge u 10 tsse LONDON MKDlcArEb
nEAnfH KEHTuHkR
II re& 1roee gear eppnlifA. ~ utlrh yoa IN f,rn
essens t.slts ard iaezaratsd, Ne 1lKALIH AZ
tIOKKH l. year unsdy
This ttesy yaiasee ftpsfxiloa g astd ard rrccsa
epnnty aud Al phyarinns ~hS orsss tesf ~ esils
pronoencs " xaiaahs Il gives tore % tha starash
Fenetetef tlt syNism and pfpinnef w.
A. ftsnFif af1ihst isgef and ayaa Il nnfka line 4
charm pfips ] &C pr boftie
Ihe Fenelns haye LONDON AFDIcATfu HRAtfu
nNtTukEns 3 fUtfss Hs1fisoaa Ms tlsan Ia
ne bottle, cad ny tsgasinfe % ne iatls.
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M Rs DARE, No. IS North Calvert
lfA Street. Baltimores Is prepared 10 &c.
cnnimodate permanent aud transient boar
ders eountry custom respectfully solicited.
Inhr23.tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

HAVE to-day received my Summer STYLES If
u FRENCH Lasting Caters for Lsdics, .fopenncr
4 M htilc hosatte, opposite Catholic thuch.
"ss''a'n''sr' june
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09


THE "POULTERERS fRIENUs
o., Chicken Tc.rsier, lcepy RigAf .Ssuued.A
A certain cure for
Gapes In Chickens A. Tmrkex..
Win prevent and cure Chicken Cholera
and other Diseases common 10
Poultry, and win promote
an increase Of Fat.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EAIH RfGkdGE
g25~ Price - cents. .yztxF
ftNEE annexed are q few OF .he certificates
value and efficacy Of the PouIicrers' Frisnd.
CAaRoiAross DaLrpoRr Co.. Mn. A 4
December 10. 1897.
aesTrs. Ctofrorthy & Co..
uentlcmenr~I have used your "Poulter.
ers' Friend Upon brood of young chirk-
ems that haftbe gapea. and am happy to
say that ~ the use Of a few doses thew were
entirely Cured. Il win cerfainly cure he
eapes when used according ID directions.
Youfs, &C., GEo. HAnuAx.
AxSAroids, Nd, Feb. I, Iaes.
Hcssss. Clufstofflu Il Co.
Gentlemen-I have sold all the iipoulter.
era Friend" | received from YOU Iast Al.
gust, The poultry ID the Surrounding cou,..
~ was dying very fast with "Cholefa.f
Fceommended your 'pouItercr2 Friend,s
and y worked like charm. gave 4 A
directed, and i cured those that we're then
ack, and have not seen any symptoms 4
The discasc since. Yours. kc..
y. MESckES, Cross and Warner airs.
.JEFfknsos, FnEr,'K Co., July ~, 1857.
Nessrs. Oiot,oorfhy q Co., linlfima,y,
\ kGenIlencn-'rhe wonderful cures which
have been made by your tsPoulterefx
Friend cnanot faii q iutersst An rho
raise Poultry. A gentleman Of this village
has been cxperimnniing on chickens with
The gapes. He tried your ssPoulterer
Friend, according 20 the directions. and Il
had che. desired eliect Ia destroying tks
worm, enectually relieving the chicken 81
once sipcs then have had many calls
TOR i, and 4 has been used extensively with
the same result. It's Of incalculable yalue
70 Nj who raise Poultry. Respectfully,
.,s.. / "A. srsxcsR.
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Carroll Nursery.
Westminster,
CARROLL COUNTY. ND.


Tvs undersigned. prorrietor of this Il.
adjustment, has on Sana, for spring plant.
isg, 2D,0OQ Apple and Peach Trees 1900
DwNgf and Standard Pears 500 Cherry
Trees Also ios u Plans, Apsicoss, and
Qaincoa. A good supply of Two aud thrce
old Grape Vines Of al ths T. asiinr varieties
.errAnsa, Goussherrics and Blackbsrries.
Strawberries.
~ extensive stock 81 ssrAwherrv plan,s.
selling ~ low ralesI have thc A afics,lsaFAl.
knassll, Wilson'S Albany Seeding. aad
FILLMORE. These viii be suid nj { t,ef han.
dresi. - Pc thousand. Or Ss5 psr lea
ihoHssnd. car supply any demand. II, Il,
uhe million plants, having eight acres n
Strawberries nos under cultivation, -,
bfacirK twenty nfe tarirfiea. ntnonr shan,
ths dacgpdA. Golden Seeded, Downing
Prolific, Tficsnphe DE- 8and. Stewart sef,l
ilhg, &c. have also nnspiyorsscs. EveT.
ETwsHn--An excessive sgnc& Of larre ntxa
Aaisabin sps CesaeiesiSs.
pEciDious TREES
Silver I,safNspls. Igorso chesssus. wer.;ss
Willow, &c. Also, : lpl ~ reflpeshai ,lsssssns
inH koars Aassees
JOSEPH HTOtT. Proprietor.
Westminster Carroll CO., Ma.
JAtsH
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DENTAL IMPROVEMENTS.
DIR. EANss
Improved nitrous Oxide
Apparatus.

"a. F0Ukk would iavsas The attention % Ire
pabiAc % biz lately Improved AYnonpHentr
Pnnsspns PARTS 4oA ARFWfciAl TkKrn. ~
neans q a. inproxed Arch auber. he pfes-
sure Ct Ms Ataaosrhcse fof hoiding teeth hrmIy
400 feeufssy n nc mouth. "A more rnrtAinly
and paeciasiiY ssfasned shan ~ any stsle ~
form % plate hitherto need by the nrofsrsion.
The vAlue and exeeIlsnre IL nncl 81 Artificial
Teeth ars nueh enhanced By thlsncw md l,uIv
philosophical arrangement.
10. enntlnnes the Practice Of Dcnlsstyy IN
~ ~ bfanehes, ard being Piosesp Worker
n Hard Raiher for DensAf rnr,.osos. 4. 4 49,,
roaxhiy experienced III the mannfae.rrs IA
teeth upon The pEisanits Base, and q prepared
70 SIMPLY IBIS style Of york ii ysry moderate
ta'cs' June I,r-is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-16
: !. .sBead roll Of Honor.,'

80 To the readers Of '.'the curious" the follow
inc item may be Of some interest: il
.. When the day Of the funeral of the Duke Of
Wellington arrived, the Garter King at Arms,
standing over the vault about to. receive the
remaius of the great hero, proclaimed his titles
and orders in these words:
4 Arthur. Wellesley, the most high, mighty,
and most noble Prince, Duke of Wellington;
Marduis of wellington; Marquis of Douro;
Earl Ea1a IF Wellington in Somerset; Viscount
Wellington of TaaVera; Baron Douro of Well
aslv: Prince of Waterloo in the Netherlands );
Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo in Spain; Duke Of
Brulnoy in France; Duke of Vittoria; Marquis
Of Torres Vedras; Count of Vimiera in Portu-
cal; Grandee OF the First Class iu Spain; Privy
Councillor; Commander In. chief Of the British
/. Army; Colonel of the Grenadier Guards; Col.
of tie Rifle Brigade; a Field Marshal Of Great
Britain; 9 Marshal Of Russia a Marshal of
Austria; q Marshal of France; Marshal of
Prussia; a. Marshal of Spain; Marshal Of Por-
Iitupaf Marshal Of the Netherlands; a knight
: OF the; Carter q Knight Of the Holy Ghost; a
Knight Of the Golden Fleece; q knight OF the
Grand Cross of. the Bath ); a Knight of
the Grand Cross of Hanover; a Knight
of the Black Eagle of Prussia; a knight OF the
Tower and Sword !; a Knight OF st. Fernando
a Knight Of William of the Low Countries )! a
Knight of Charles Ill; Knight Of the
Sword Of Sweden; knight Of St. Andrew of
Russia Knight ofthe Anunciado Of Sardinia;
asKnight Of the Elephant of Denmark; a
Knighs of Maria Theresa : a Knight of St.
George of Russia;oa Knight Of the Crown of
Rue Of Saxony a knight of Fidelity of Baden;
,: Knight of Macmillan of Bavaria a Knight
i. of st. Alexander iNeuskey Of Russia as
Knight OF St. HermenegiIda of Spain ); a
Knight of the Red Eagle of Brandenburgh ia
Knight Of st. ) Januarius !; a knight Of the Col
den Lion, of Hesss Cassel; a knight: the
Lion! of Baden a Knight Of Merit of Wurtem-
burg !; the Lord High Constable of England
tie Constable Of the Tower; the Warden of
the Cinqque Ports; the Constable of Dover
Castle, Chancellor, Of the Cinque Ports; Ad-
lmnIal Of the Cinque Ports; Lord Lieutenant of
Hampshire; q Lord Lieutenant Of the Tower
=,Hamlets;; Ranger OF St. James Park Ranger
of Hyde Park 2 Chancellor of Oxford Univer-
sity Commissioner of the Royal Military
College; Vice President of the Scottish Naval
and Military Academy !; the Master OF the
Trinity House a Governor of Kings College;
and Learned Doctor of Laws.-Lynchburg
Republican, IL
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n ROUND P L A S T b. x :.

We offer GROUND PLASTER, delivered
on tn tbs cars cars or wharves, at nine dollars per ton
Of 224o pounds, in the purchasers bags; eleven
dollars per ton in bbls, Or ten dollars per ton if
We furnish bags, with the understanding de- that at
the bags are to be returned IN ten days. If not
! for every ten days, or parts thereof. We grind
our Plaster from the best Windsor Blue Lump.
No refuse plaster ground at our mill. p .1j
dec l6 SUTTLE g. STUART.
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r AMPS, LAMP GOODS s. OIL.
VIM. COGAN,
Is, North Royal Street

;! !yE351ils - Is, North Royal Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little little Tom Thumb. to the most magnificent Par
ios hsst1 Lamp; Cut Ground. and Plain Globes;
Ghimneys' M all kinds and sizes, Brushes, Wick
and al other goods in thetrade at the most 5ea-
sonable @ prices: Especial attention is called to
oof stand haps ast spS 9sd Rafens s
.eonnn;no sou "S Alf=who want real bargains
in handsome Parlor and Table camps. had bet
Ter come quickly. a 21g!2.9i@,EcT, mn o--u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-16

o.. The WIDOW CABocHARD.-It is we'll known
that at the Pere la Chaise Cemetery, near
Paris, there stands in conspicuous position, a
; splendid monument to Pierre Cabochard, gro
Ger, with pathetic inscription, which closes
thus :r.c-n.. si.ii II .a0l -. - ..l-.,. :.
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
A RNOLD & FIELD,

A RNOLD & FIELD, :.s - s.. g.. 80
MERCHANT TAILORS, -....
il .,ti ;.."" No. 83, King ST.,
Keep a largo stock of CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES, LINENS, VESTINGS and best blue
CLOTHS and DOESKINS, (light and dark
colors) always on hand; white SILK VEST
INGS, all Of which we will make to order very
low. Call and examine our stock.
i. In our GENTS FURNISHING DEPART
MENT you win find the latest styles 49,.
= We furnish WHITE SHIRTS IS cheap as
can be bought by retail IN Pallsdslpnls at the
We are manufacturers' Agents for RICH
ARDS PATENT COMBINED PAPER
COLLAR and BOSOM, new thing just intro
dueed. Retail dealers can be supplied as cheap
by US as at the factory Come in and look at
them at No 83, King street, third door vest OF
Royal street. a.a..a II III. LI tep lo-t1
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DOULTERER'S FRIEND.

nOULTERER'S FRlENU. -.' e.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR
GAPES AND OTHER DISEASES LIN
u ~. CHICKENS AND TURKEYS;
A Certain Preventive of Chicken Cholera;
Will prevent disease in all kinds OF fowl, and
promote an increase of fat. Read the following;
. f,,O.-,o Jefferson, Fred co., ~ No.
:,.: -. July ed, 1867.
Messrs. Clotworthy s. Co.: ..f. =,
Gents-The wonderful cures which have been @
made BY your Poulterers' Friend cannot fali 70
interest all who raise poultry a gentleman OF
this village has been experimenting on chickens
with the gapes Ho tried your Poulterers,
Friend, according to the directions, and it p bad
the desired effect in removing the worm, en- eiiee .s
tually relieving the chicken at once; Since
then + have had many, calls for it, and j. has
been used extensively with the same result; II
is OF iacalculable valuo to all who raise poultry
i q. Respectfully, 1&i2yl-|'i A. SPENCER.
Price 25c per package. -. ...#
80 1io'ClI 'ClIOTWORTY s. CO., Baltimore. .,
Also. RAT KILLER, HORSE AND CAT-
TILE POWDERS-the best in use.
~ For sale By JANNEY s. CO.. AS, King st..
And sAl E..S. IEADBEATER q co.
;nou 16-6m i.si''-
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REAL ESTATE
r.. ..' AND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

pIEDMONT REAL ESIAIE
- -.i AND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF VIRGINIA. -- .-.''
The undersigned having been appointed agent
for this company, has established an office un-
dor the Mansion House, where ho can be found
during business hours, and will be pleased to
furnish all desired information On the, subject
of insurance. r,..r.
The Company to which he is attached is rap
idly growing in popular favor, its managers be-
ing men of distinction, and wellknown through
out the State. The Company offers induce
ments to insurees held out by no other compa-
nv, and the fact that it is Virginia Company,
managed by Virginians entities it to the cor
dial support of Virginisns.
refer, by permission, to Messrs. G. Il. Rob,
inson, j. S. Knox, Thomas Perry, or any OF
the leading business men of the city.
.,. :. LEWIS II. '.WINGFlELD.
DR.. M. M. LEWIS, Med. Ex. feb 1l-9m
r LIVERPOOL AND LONDON =.
u AND GLOBE INSURANCE CO.,
ASSETS (Gold). 600 ooG
Risks taken on all descriptions of property,
and Fire and Lif. Policies issued, payable IN
gold, currency or stert'mg. -
Perpetual risks taken on most favorable terms
Stockholders personally responsible flor al
liabilities of the company, and Losses settled
without reference 10 England " .s....
Marine Insurance also effected.
I.: HOOE s. WEDDERBUkE
ap 18-tf s..@ Agents, Alexandria, Va,
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ID EMOVAL TO ..
l0f, KING STREET,
a..... '' lFRENCH'S OLD STAND.}

n, and after the FIRST day Of April next tho
subscriber will be found at the above stand,
wbere he will be pleased to see his old custom
ers and all others who may want anything III
the WATCH or JEWELRY LINE: 1
mar 19--tf ....: Il. >. FlIEhlNd'