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AleNandria Items.
ga sctt> of yesterday evening Saws:

~ GdyfFf| OF Nesterudy evening SAWS.
The dead body Of a man, dressed in soldiers
clothes, was found yesterday morning, on the
Mary Wand shore OF the Potomac, about one mile
below Glymont. IL had drifted there, and 10
supposed TO be the remains of Edward Devlin,
who mas been missing from his command at
Fort Foot, since the 9Th OF last November. and
for whose supposed murder three men are now
confined in the Jail in this city. The circum-
stances connected with this affair are as fol-
lows: Son the night of Thursday, the eth ult.
Edward Deylin, the missing man, in company
with three of his com AIDES, Thomas Perry, II.
7. Adams, and Philip Karney, all apparently
wharf at the foot of Wolfe street, known rs the
Foundry wharf, IN a row boat, for Fort Foot,
on the bluff, on the Marylan shore, two
miles below this city. short time after
they left here, cries of murder, proceeding from
the direction in which they had started, were
heard by the persons who had observed their
embarkation, and when the boat reached its
designation. Deylin WAS missing, one of the
oars was broken and bloody, and the side OF
the boat was smeared with blood When q ues-
toned as to the whereabouts of Deylin, his
comrades stated that he had fallen overheard
and been rescued by one of them, who had
jumped into the river for him, but that tumb-
ling overheard "A second time, when opposite
JonPs's Point, he had sunk before assistance
could BE- rendered him" These statements,
howe yer, not being credited. they We're arrested
by the commanding officer at Fort Foot and as
the supposed murder was committed within
the jurisdiction of this county, were sent here
and committed to Jail.
The passen ger train on the Alexandria, Lou
doun and Hampshire Railroad, due here yester-
day at half-past two o. clock i'm the evening, did
not arrive until ha1f-past four. in consequence
of the locomotive, tender, and one baggage car
running off the track at Belmont Station, on
the trans way up to Leesburg, at half past ten
O'Clock in the morning. The rolling stock that
went OFF the track was not much damaged, and
will be- brought down to this city this evening
During the services in Christ Church, on
Sunday night last, some excitement was occa-
stoned by q lady suddenly exclaiming. "The
church is on fire" She was induced to do 80
by the ignition of the Christmas trimming
around one of the aisle gas lamps. The Ii GIFTED
trimmings Were, however, fortunately soon
pulled down and extnguished, and the SER
vices Immediately resumed.
The new frame dwelling house of Mr.. Il w
Clarke, at Herndon Station, on the Alexandria.
London and Hampshire railroad. was totally
destroyed. together with nearly al il contents,
by fire. about half-past ten O'Clock on Sunday
night last. The fire is supposed to have been
the work of an incendiary.
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The Old Year sadly departed weeping last
night, and some of his tears Were dropped upon
the infant skirt of 1SsS-, who came in gloom '
enough, but soon frightened mp under the
influence Of the cheerful sunshine, which dis
PEELED the clouds about noon to-day This
J. lesson 30 rs to let no shadow of de-
sPcndency darken our hearts, but to live
m hopes of the better days to come The
past J. past, and cannot be recalled
Let us turn with confidence TO the New Year.
snd determine 80 10 live through it, If life is
slotted 10 ms. n 10 BE- able 10 look back upon il
on the arrival Of its successor, with no other
feelings than those which should make Us
hSPpy and cOntented. To DO this we must re-
solve upon all proper efforts constantly 10 fnI
III our several ayOeations honestly, conscien
iiously and acceptably, towards God and our
fellow man.
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SHOOTING OF a PRISONER By A SHHgIPF.-
A man named John Rodman. confined i'm the
lail ~ Madeira. Indiana, was shot and killed
by Sheriff p. Shannon Monday night The
sheriff went into the Jail TO lock the prisoners
cells. On entering and locking the door he was
seized by Rodman. The sheriff called for helm.
and another prisoner came, but instead of rem
dering assistance, took the KEY from the sheriff
and attempted to unlock the door The sheriff
warned Rodman a second time to let him 20
or he would shoot him. Not being obeyed and
seeing the prisoner about 70 escape, he drew his
revolver and shot Rodman through the head
instantly killing him
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brother of Major General HalIeck 4, l.
Raleigh Va the steamer
paper in Memphis " ny NEWS
80. - Genersl O'Neii will probably he tho nav,
Il mr. John Clark, of Northamnto, NJ.
ton for Deaf Mutes us lnstitu-
~ Or Cora v. l. Hatch &c. Is lsc,,
me West on the condition or L1uisians ing IN
Sseven churches are going min
York. up IN New
800, canadian Pres5ytery is discuss,r~
whether 10 allow organs Ina its churchsS Seihs
@The workingInen al Hoebd.Ia
have built ''eo-operation" theatre. N"s'
s~Loosters are cultivated near Trieste. like
~ sam Moore. one of the worst rueri,,.s, 4.
@HtrelIs hand. has at last been nun ds,,,.'
~ dead on the l4th by The ,aN.N y;
Missouri. fV''' VI
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The FENIAN BRoTHERHnop-Th Senate of
the Fenian Brotherhood in session i'm New
York, yesterday elected General John OrNeiI
Vice President in place OF James Gibbons who
resigned Last evening, Colonel w. r. Roberts
resigned the Office of President thus placing
General O'NeiIl as his successor at the head Of
the brotherhood An address has been issued
disclaiming. in the name of the Fenian Broth
erhood. any connection with the blowing up of
Clerkenwell prison. and the sending of muir
derous explosive letters through the post office
Dispatches indorsing GeneraA O'NeilI have
been received from all parts of The country
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" SHEisTNAs DAY Judze Allison. of phi,
s-P, ni "a. gaNr The boot blacks of the cir !.
siaHu uihhsr- George W. Childs ESQ 90 tha
LSagsr' gave The OF ms maenitici.nt =, ene
Dr. a. me dining hall aud Mr. W n Muiis,
'hr prison agent at the request OF Judge AM
boys, giving them good advice 10 me
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~ pr. Beeeher recently cautioned hi. hear
a?sihsi uslng or giving wine on New Year.
uay' u ior no other reason. ON account % ~
campaigning: Il would not for nv lie. IN, '.,e
iS9 1870, b11 oiadders in my Parior But what
snonld do IT, and then say TO tbose ulSu
saiie1 on me and were bitten, You should
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
FOB ALL SEASONS
ARKRIT Rs,
SEVENTH STREET.
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
ENGRAvIHGs. CHRoMos.
&C, &C., &c.

The attention Of those seeking handsome Pres
ent or Decoration for their wsiis he respectfully
PAINTINGS, chromos and no. pen for
their inspection, embracing with others the fol
lowing choice Gems:
PAINTINGS,
sro.n,s ssiebrstsd p.niTy' "bants and ses s'
an sSs SSn Tofs
Of art interior Cathedral at Basic S sitserlsnd
Painting
SbeaHtiful work of art Fruit and Flowers; BY
Way ROesen, &c, in pastel aud oil.
ENGRAvINGs, OHROMes, &c.
Napoleon. from Waterloo to Paris in 1915 =
3 Hone. and Flsi3 Br1ass as.r
iipps. "fii.i Friend Goss.ins.;;, SSBsSecc. :.
Steam and cGp%Ia, ion Picture Future and
Cold.""Frapilins At whitehall, y. Merry Making
70 the ol nsia, Time Peace and War" &C. &C
Pho; raphs.
PICTURE FRAMES.
Square and Oval Walnut Frames, from sxs to
2Dx4 inches. Oval Gilt II ames. from Card to Por.
Frames made to order.
n,r. pIGT s!,R CORP G,, AMP T T;AssELs;
Tsssels. Picture RiRge, Nails &c.
PAPERHANGINGs.
Embracing q very choice selection Of En-.
broidered Gilt Parlor and Draw ing Room Patterns
with Varied stock of medium and low priced
goods.
WINDOW SHADES.
Plain Gilt Band and Elaborate Designs. Private
Dwelling and Store Shades made to order.
Carpets Laid and Drapery Curtains Hung.
Orders for Window Shades punctually attended
to.
Terms positively cash.
J. MARERITER,
No. ass Seventh street,
de E2w' between ID and K streets
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fEES"NAL--E- IL Pollard. OF Richmond
Va and Lieut.. T. j. Harrington. U. = A. arr
At tns National Hotel .-'-Gen-rals Grant and
nhei rhan We're among the audience at the Ma.
tiOnaI Theatre last night.
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IL o T II o G ks,
Opposite Patent Office, It'll street.
A fine selection of CHROMOS, OIL PAINT
1NGS, ENGhANINGS, &C. suitable for Holiday
Presents, can ow be found in my Gallery, framed
or unframed.
Also, IN STORE
The largest and best stock Of PHOTOGRAPH
and PICTURE FRAMES in WALNUT, BOSE
WOOP and GOLD. either Square or Oval.
CARVED WORK,
Such Centre and Side Brackets, Oval and
Square II ames, from Card Life size, Photograph
and Picture Tassels and Cords, N sils and Rings.
Pictures of every description framed to order in
any style desired.
L. J. R6THROCK.
de a+aw3w 452 It'll street
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- great many of the tobacco fac,o,;.. :,
Richmond, Va suspended onerat;orr III
Stfk ior ID" winter, but those which kent o.
hs, suspended operations for the Cbristm..
I'LL -, ana IT'S very probable that noas At
IN. ~i'A' TIC spring sets
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JOIN r OwENs, a. Major ID. Boots. and
'>oion Shingls5 at the National Theatre ,bis
evening. A good bill
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hDELiNA PATTI Is To b. married tn rba
RaI quls DE CauX- an officer of the hou.ehoId
Of Napoleon III ''o'u
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0-BUILPERS' EXOHANGE.-The regular
U.s. monthly meeting of the BUILDERS EX-
CHANGE ill be held at the rooms of the Associa A
ton a2l street opposite the General Post Ofics,
Thu RsDAY EVENING, at O'Clock Busine a.
OF Importance will be considered
ia LIT FRED ID STUART Sac-v
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G. X. THOMPSON,
ia Nv .T,S&M IRep.I Secretary

COOPERATIVE BUILDING AND DE-
S POST ASSOCIATION. No 2-Second
Payments will be received on FRIDAY January
sBd G. =
BY order of the President
de 81 1t L. l.. SCHMIDT, Secretary.
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LOOK OUT FOB THE HOLIDAYsi
CHR. RUPERT,
KRIsS KRINGLE HEADQUARTERS,
No ss2 SEVENTH STREET, between D and K
Importer of all kinds Of
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS AND TOYS,
Adapted for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS
ing his many friends and the public Generally
that he has returned from Europe after an abs
stock Of FANCY and M6RsTED GOODS, SgYs
&c, &C., that has ever been introduced in this
tion Of the country. These Goods have been select
other places on the Continent of Europe, and are
Of the most approved and finest kind, which car
purchased direct from the Manufacturer; among
cSas an. IN sofa
9p ys sns SlGsh apd
Bohemian n, Vases and orasmsns.;
pS1s sssss. sf Risfffs scry
Musical Segar Stands,
- French Perfumery of all kinds
CARD CASES,
WHITING DESKS,
DRESSING CASES,
WORK RXES
BASK EF AND WORK STANDS
DOLLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
MASKS OF ALL KINDS OF CHARACTERS
ROCK. SPRING HOBBY HORSES,
fh%SthNaH WAGONS ana avn M RfhElsisRows
IN order TO give my customers increased facilities
In their examination of my large stock of goods,
nave Converted and fitted up, with all the modern
pense, the second story of nv establishmen Mt into
store-roon The new room is entered by way OF
an open stairway leading from the store room in
Ladies contemplating holding fairs would do well
where
Those who wish to avoid the large crowd usually
attendant at the near approach of the II olidays
should make their selections early, so to avoid
the rush. de a-tJanI
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LNcIs AoHUN. PHILIP Nou1-,
FRANCIS 3. MoHUN.
FRANCIS MOHUN 4 SONS,
Lumber Dealers.
nal between Twelfth and Tbirt, anfb stra.,.

We respectable call the attention Of carpenters,
and the public generally, to our large stock of sea
soned Lumber, consisting in part Of
300 COO feet "A, "a, and "a select white pine.
lUnOD feet 4, 5-4 Southern pine fooripg q,
"prime.r
Loo 100 feet spruce and yellow pine joists, ell
Also, large quantities of Southern and other
kinds Of Timber, &C. as well a small quantity OF
prime Florida Cedar. -
jal wf,m,2w FRANCIS MOHUN SONS
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NB s,IiIStEs.Ihe annual meeting OF the
MbRIxo e WSsHis q the NEW YORK ALEX
,i rsctnr GOTHAM, for the election Of nns
held at the once Of the Comnanx NJ e.; VIII D.
street in the city Of New York ON tEDHEsiDoxrVih
from on. o. 70 pet The polls viii be opsu
GEO. W. BRowSS ~ " THOMPSON. President.
rw " e! s1oCIlo pee: g Isa.--A m..,i..
rrnnSST0E AND 0EORGET0WN RAi, MnAsh:
held & Il. gcs ne s election o. Director vii bs
ss s svenue and street, on WFDNPs n o. New
or OF January, 1865. I'm hspA ,fhe
sSeRo Sis viii be open ct II O'eiock a.. and clo..
wn. cRrrSE9; g; GIpE0H, President,
" "nAAhLxAr, Ssef. dana
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FLOUR FLOURn
ACOMPLETE ASSORTMENT ALICIA,

Bakers trade especially solicited. We have I'm
quality and price what will suit you
Choice MARYLAND EXTRAS, Choice yIR-
GINA EXTRAS. and SPRING WHEAT EX-
TRA6, for those who may want them.
For Grocers, We mention only the brands for
which we are the exclusive direct receivers ~
II: GAMBRILL, LINGAN0RE. MONOQUACY,
GIANT. and GOLDEN HILL TAMILIES.
The same brands in Extras.
1--we call especial attention to the LINGA-
MORE EXTRAS, being very high grades Family
Flour: In fact-but the manufacturers sell it for
their Extras. -
~An grades of FLOUR and FEED in suan
titles to suit. W. M. GAIT q CO.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street.
de 7-1m Near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
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R4RAL AII IglIlzI EIl1Ta5, BOO.
:!:!!!|s ;:sI:j 81: r.: e:
y a. 80 IS sc: 81: ;: st "a es''S ~:
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NJ MOTT ZOE,

tIate J. A. SHAYYIYLp 3 Col
Ice Cfeam Manufacturers and Confectioners,
SSO nth street, between X street and Mass. ave.,
Have just received large stock of French Oon-
fsctoneriee Fancy Boxes, Toys, ETC., suitable for
Parties, Weddings, Fairs, etc furnished with
The best Ice Cream, Water Ices, Cakes, ETC., 1t
Give us call. de e-3ms
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LOST AND FOUND.

0ST.lesterday, pair of ladies GOLD SPEC
- IAcLES, pctagon glasses A suitable lew ard
viii be gwen for their recovery
deSl2 W. H. LOWRY, $40 9th street.
1 OST-On the l4th inst, a small TIME BOOK
reward by leaving il AT CHARLEY SCHUSTER,S
Restaurant, corner eth and streets. de 3l-3tH
I OST-0n Sunday afternoon eeth inst in
the hnder will be SUITABLY rewarded if returned 10
No ID Water street, Georgetown. d3l-St"
OFFICE or ASSISTANT OUARTFRNAS
~ 1Ek GENERAL, No II State Street, New
York City. December -. 1857.
FIFTY DOLLARS kEWARD is offered for any
Information that will lead to the recovery of the
FLOAT and STAIRS belonging to the Dock AT
the late storm 1t l. supposed that they drifted 10
somewhere on the Staten Island shore.
RUFUS INGALLS,,
d3l.stB Bvt. Maj. Gen. and A. O. NJ Gen.
elk REV ARD-Stslep from my stable Oh the
W L ~ Goth a white H0kSE, sprung in front
knees about u years old; collar mark. sore on his
shoulder, under the saddle. The above rev trd
will be given by returning him TO THOMAS DRO-
NEY ith ST, bet and SITS, No. 2O9. ode 80 ST.
i OsTE0n Christmas afternoon. q COED KEY
II STONE mARh, with the owner name and
reslC.hCe on the back; supposed to be lost in a
street ear. The finner will be suitably rewarded
by ing information or leaving it at this Off &C.
de 3e-3t
TAKEN Up AsTRAY, on my premises, Dec.
18th, one RED COW with white star in her
forehead. white under her belly. two hind legs
white. The owner will please come forw ard, prove
property, pay Charges aud take her away:
deSo3t' 18th street Road, 4 mile from Park.
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II ECEIyED TO-DAY from Western Virginia, a
H lot of prime VENISON, also,
some fresh BUFFALO BEEF. from M
Texas which will cut In pieces to
LlNAN. Nos. 43 and ~ Centre Market, opposite
the fish market de 25-iw*
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rTREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
S Office Of COMPTROLLER Of the Currency,
WASHINGTON, October 7, 1867.
Notice ia hereby given to all persons who may
have claims against a. The Croton ational Bank,
Of the city of New York !" that they are called
to present the same and to make legal proof there
OF, to o. p Bailey. ESQ, Receiver of said Bank at
the office Of said bank, in the city of New York "
JN0. JAY KNOX,
oc S-T13t Dept. and Act'g Com ri roller
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; FRENCH CONFECTIONERY

IN AND
l. ADJ ES' OYSTER SAL LOON
JOSEPH ii. SHAFFIELD, No 246 Pennsylva-
mia avenue between 18th and 18th streets re pect-
fully announces to his customers and the public
that he Is now prepared to furnish Oy stersin su
perior style. Also, Coffee, Tea, and Chocolate
Parties: Weddings, and Families furnished with
choice Cakes. Ice Creams. Pastry and all articles
in the Confec tionery business, made of the best
material and at the shortest notice oc 7-sm
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1--WE NEVER DRINK. On the stage
were seven or eight soldiers from the
Eighth Maine Regiment. While at
the stage house, in Lincoln, there
came into the Office poor blind man
stone blind-SIowIy feeling his way
with his cane. He approached the
soldiers and said, il the gentleSt
tone
Boys, | hear you belong to the
Eighth Regiment. have a son in
that regiment"
"What is his name?"
40 yes; we know him well. He
was a sergeant in our company. We
always liked him"
"Whcre is he now ?"
"He is lieutenant in a colored reg
iment, and prisoner at Charleston"
For moment the old man ventur-
ed not to reply; but at last, sadly and
slowly. he Said,-
Il feared as much. | have not
heard of him for long time"
They did not wait for another word,
but these soldiers took from tneir
wallets a sum of money, nearly twenty
dollars, and offered it to the old man,
saying
IF our whole company were here
we could give you a hundred dollars y
The old man REPLIED
Boys, you must put it in my wal
let, for | all blind
But mark what followed. Another
individual in the room, who had look
ed on this scene, as | had, with feel
ing8 OF pride in our soldiers, immedi
ately advanced and said,-
"Boys, this Is a handsome thing
and | want you to drink with me.
stand treat for the company"
| waited with interest for the reply
1t came.
mo, sir; we thank you kindly; W,
appreciate your offer-bm ace meue
) drink :"
The scene was perfect-the frs
was noble and generous; the last wa
grand.
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WHITE LEAD, Zinc, Putty, Colors, Oils,
w Varnishes, Driers, Glue, Brushes, and every
other kind of Painters Goods. We would call
particular attention to our brand Of Pure White
Lead, which is strictly So
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as an entire substitute for the ordin-
airy supper of summer, would give
many man a comfortable nights
sleep and an awaking of rest and In
vigoration, with an appetite for break
fast to which they are strangers who
will have their cup of tea or supper
of relish and cake and berries or
peaches and cream.-HalPs Journal
of Health.
A HINT TO LADIEs.-It is distln-
gushing characteristic of cultivated
woman to adorn and beautify her per-
son. In proportion as she becomes
refined or debased, she pays more or
less regard to her personal appear
ance. The love of admiration is, as
it ought to be, strong in every wo-
mans nature, and hence it is that the
decoration of her person is always re-
garded as Of paramount Importance.
The three most beautiful things on
earth are women, children and flowers
each equally by nature pure and
attractive. Woman knows she is
beautiful, she loves to be admired by
man; endeavOrS to render herself as
attractive as possible to mans eyes,
and therefore it is that she availS
herself OF all the benefits Of dress and
ornaments. Woman is gifted by ma
ture with great natural ATTRACTIONS
Her complexion is, if not ruined by
paint and powder, fair and delicate.
her hair abundant and lustrOus, and
hor form the very perfection of grace
and loneliness. Womau's chief orna-
ment is her hair. No matter how
regular the contour Of the features
may below lustrouS the eye-how
sweet the voice or graceful the form,
if the hair be not soft, glossy and beau
tiluI the chief attraction Is wanting.
A lady remarkable for the beauty OF
her hair, remarked in our hearing, the
other day, that she owed to the mod,
crate and constant use OF Barrett :
Hair Restorative a deep obligation
for by it she had become locally fam
Gus for the abundance and luStre of
her hair Using it constantly our
selves we can add our testimony that
as a dressing and restorative cOmbin
ed Barrett'5 is superior to any hail
preparation we have ever used. 1t il
reasonable in price, too, costing only
one dollar for a large bottle tull OF
the mixture. = Cincinnati SRdal
Globe
THE CATTLE PLAGUE-NEW YORK
Aug 26. The health authorities are
making strenuous efforts to suppress
and destroy the disease among cattle
arriving in this city. On Monday ;
drove of eighteen animals from Mis-
souri, was taken to the cattle yard il
Tooth street, near the East river, whel
twelve of the number were subSe
quently discovered to be suferin!
from disease. One of them was una
BILE to stand and was killed. The ap
Iparently well animals were placed il
quarantine. The State Commission
ers continue their investigation Of
the plague at Buffalo 1t has mad,
its appearance among several drove
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To beautify and dress the hair, and
restore il to its natural color, and i'm
part that beautiful gloss, odor, &C..
use Mrs. S. A. ALIENS Improved
NEW style) Hair Restorer or Dress
ing, lin one bottle.) Every druggist
sells it. Price one dollar. 35w4
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TOILET SOAPS.
DOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER

Extract from Report of Farmers Club, Ne,O York
1867.
"WAsHING MACHINEs.-Wiliam D. Osborne
Port Byron, Cayuga County, N. Y, asks: "Win
the Club give us its opinion of washing ma
chimes? Is it economy to pay fourteen dollars
for one of Doty'S machines? Will it wash far
mers' clothes clean and not be too hard work for
the women? Washing machines have so gener-
ally proved to be failures that | am afraid of
throwing away my money on one"
"SoLoN RoBINsoN-If you had to pay ten
times the amount you mention. it would be the
But you must not have that alone. Get the Uni
versal Clothes wringer with it, and your wife and
| children will rise up and call you blessed. For
| they will find washing made easy Sold by R. G.
BROWNING, General Agent, 80 Cortlandt- ST.,
N. Y. and by dealers and canvassers everywhere
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at Barton, thankful for past faYors, would in
form his friends and the public that he has just
returned from the quarries W here he has purchas-
ed a well
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A Frenchman in Burlington was ar
rested Sunday for getting drunk and
beating his wife.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-09-08
THE

DULL STOCK, Patent Medicines, Hair Re-
IL storers, and Toilet Articles.
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Murderers can be hired for two
cents in Naples.