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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

DIR. HAMS AROMATIC INVIGOI tATOR
Removes from the system the i'll effects aused by
tie excessive of alcoholic liquors, effect
Qally destroys the appetite for these stln ulants
1t gives tone to debilItated mucoui surfac, = FL
fete matter is removed from the system Ii lereoy
restoring it TO its normal healthful condition. As
a medicine, 1T is quick and ehectual, curn, = the
most aggravated of Dyspepsia, KID ney
Complaints, and all other Deran ge,nents of the
Stomach and Bowels, in speedy manner. III $
elegant preparation has stood the test of years.
\ wine-glassfull before eating Will give good
appetite and prevent all suffering from indiges-
tion. Ladies of weak and delicate constitutions
should take the invigorator three times day.
\ wne-glassfull before retiring VIII insure sweet
and refreshing sleep All the proprietor asks Is a
trial and to induce this he has put up the InSig-
orator in pint bottles at so cents, quarts, 81. 90
Principal Depot, As Central Wharf, Boston. Sold
by all druggists. Iul ideodl3w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

CONSPIRACY AND CoLLUsIoN.-It il
alleged that r. r. Lowell, of the United
States Secret Detective Service, who was
arrested on Thursday last, at Canandaig-
VA, N T., on charge of conspiracy and
collision with counterfeiters, has for the
last two years been in correspondence
with notorious thief and counterfeiter
named Sims, of Belle Isle, small village
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

EURoPE.-Ishmael Pasha left Paris for
London on Tuesday.
Schneider has been reappointed Pre-
sident of the Corps Legislatif.
The work of laying the French cable
is in progress. On Monday morning the
shore line and the deep sea-cable. was
spliced, and the whole expedition then
put TO sea- On Sunday night banquet
was given on board OF the Great East
ern
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
ELLIS IRON I3IT1'ERS

Having used your Iron Bitters in my practice,
lean testify to its superior tonic properties for
iivigorating the appetite and promoting dises-
ton. l can unhesitatingly recon- mend 1t IN cases
4 general debility and dyspepsia, and In condi-
tons of the system requiring the use OF a ferru-
gnous tonic. Its agreeable flavor must recon-
mend it TO ALL
Yours, Respectfully,
CHAS. s. GAUN'CT, VI. D.,
Prfessor in the Philadelphia Univer slty OF Medi-
cine and Surgery.
For sale by Druggists generally. feb23dom
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

near Syracuse, who was the head OF .
gang. Sims has also been arrested, and
both men have been indicted by the
Grand Jury and held for trial at the term
Of the United States Court which meets
in Buffalo next August.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

-: II Juhnson's Anolync Lniment is half as
valuable as people say it H. no family should be
without it.. Certainly no person, be he lawyer,
doctor, minister, of any other profession should
start on a journey without it, No sailor, fisher
man woodsmsn should be without it. In fact,
it is needed wherever there is ache sprain, cut,
bruise, cough cold.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
THE BAsE-BURNING
AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.

MORE IMPROVEMENTS AND Two MORE PAri.STs
After long series Of experint uts, ~ have
added the Base Burning principle 10 'hIs already
world-renowned stove, by means Of no; air cham
beers III front and rear of the hre-box. ana "a re,u-
lator al the pipe collar. With tins IInVr8rernsIl u.
accomplish the following results:
LIST. a coal fire be kept all winter by re-
plenishIng the tire twice every - hours
I'd. \ continuous fir- can be kep. through thu
winter with the consumption ~ less than % lbs.
OF coal IN p hours, and the oven kept b. a..
order large portion 81 tn. time.
Sd. The coal viii be- thoroughly consumed
without the usual amount of ciuder~ tnd cliuk-
ers, and the annoyance ~ dumping he gf7,fs
every morning To make fresh fire. aSuia.a.
4th. For a wood ire with two N. d-rri-r -izrl
sticks Of dry wood, fr- ctn he kep; from - 70
Is hours without any trouble
This viii be found the greatest ITITro. e .cIlf
yet made III Cooking Stoves. II L-s All g. al
yantages -.f-f-.sder with much -.r 4fer s,sTi-
omy Of fuel and without is INCONVENIENCE II
is fully secured by l.ff.r- Tstt,Df
SHEAR, PACKARD 4 CO.
L. and - Grrpn Street
Albany. y. Y.
For sale 10y
COBCRN 4 RYAN,
fu1pl9rn Iu.lauH
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

BE- Dyspepsia can hr cured by the ne al Al
leo, Congress Bitt,rs. They are composed Of
roots, hobs ana btrks OF sixteen different kinds
RUSSIA rluharb, native of Tartary, Is among
them. y winc-eaSs Of these bitters. taken twice
a day before eating, Will cure the worst case OF
dyspep-It They inyigorate the digestive organs.
For sale by all respectable druggists AI4nuttc-
tured by William Allen, at Fort Edward, y y.
iuneljdlm
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STATE OF yERMONT.


HH
Mortified, june J., l-'53.
S,e,l.4 proposals are hereby invited for printing
D., ffs.ugl..- State Documents. to VII KeIslgt-
ni fi. Auditor 81 Accounts, AB1ufart ard lurprg-
taT 'euDril, tguarteTIua-tcr 6eIlrTal StTgsart-s-
Arms. Railroad Gommlrs. nnor. GuIHmsrsIou,i q
tie Insane Directors. sup-riuieIla, II and Cha1.-
lam 81 iAH state Prison. IIu-tey- 81 the Vermont
Reform school. ana Trustees al the TuIy.rrIry 81
k.inlUnt aud state AgtIculflIal COLLEGE, IA fl,.
general taIu and style 81 the "EtIUtts II state
oihc.I-' for l>',. - be bound m one volume ara
delivered ~ The oiipe 81 the S.clsi.Iy o. stale,
IA Montpelier, on OF l+iore the second Thu1sdas
IN October.
Also, the Espait Il the Board Of Education b.
thu same form and style that ~ l~.s bound iu
single volume. AID 80 d. delivered Al ths. sane
time and place.
Al-o tia Annual Session Laws OF 1859. "a o..
same -ty d. tho-- 81 ISIS, bound ia d single a.-
ur-. aud fp be- ready Tor distribution On OF bf 81.
the first day u January. 1870.
Als9, thr senate ard House journals. In tl..
same general form aud style 81 lsD, 20 b.. hound
II separate Kauiu.s and ready tor dl-tIstl4tl % f
IT before ;hr iiI-t day OF May. 1870.
Details 81 contract will b. governed IN all ~.
iloar- ~ the provisions of No. u, Il the 5alJ .-
1T Laws II ls65. % which parties interested al.
respectfully IeirIrrd.
Blank proposals for bids will D. furnished 70.
10 parties desiring to enter into contract i0r
any part of tins work
Iht night 30 rrl-ct afyo al Yrnp8-al a. ru4s De-
deemed Tor III interest II the state j. hersty g.
sgIV,-a.
GEORGE NICHOLS.
lNueJnAA3N faF ffH
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
SHERMAN WEED,
FAlETTE ANJEUS.
CHESTER PHILLIPS


J. T.. A. -TES:
D,9r Nif.-Th- Mover We purchased II yoI ia-
WORKED TO oar eI4tIT- s8'i-Ii. iiun- NJ lad us.4
one al Woods rl.id bar Now foI -.rt Tai ytaI,
AMI that Iid good service. huf WOOD JuIIl-c az
Mower D. I, RECT or. a. let-'. near lsItaeflaI
a, any mower yet produced. Ne can cheerful
1eenrnrnend u ~ a nioW.r we'll adapted - tHs
wants Of vermont fsrmrr-,. knowing u Nlil l'
good work on tine dick bottom -r---. aUd on ysrF
rough meadows.
IUurs Truly,
G. r SHEl DON.
EDMAID l. SHELDON
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

NT Farmers ana Horse Mem are continually
inqutriug what We know Of the utility of "Sheri-
dam, uyalry Condition Powders" and in reply
W. would .uy, through the columns II the Rut-
land Herald, that have heard from hundreds
who have used them with gratifying results that
is also our experience.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

cd to $1,567, which is considered moder-
ate. The contingent expenses Of Minister
Dix at Paris, for similar period,
amounted to $4,000. The comparison of
both items will show that Mr.. johnson
was not, after all, so very extravagant.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
A GREAT POLITICAL REVOLUTION

A GREAT POLITICAL REVOLUTION
was accomplished by the election Of Grant, and
revolution OF immense social importance has been
effected by the general substitution of that pure
and harmless preparation,
for the deadly compound Of lead and birthstone,
of which, according 20 the journal OF Chemist
ry" and the medical Gazette" more than thirty
varieties have been foisted upon the public Cris
tadorop Dye Is the only one that
HAS BEEN ANALEIED.
and Professor Chiffon, over his own signature,
declares that il is perfectly wholesome
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESEREATIvE.
as a Dressing. acts ike a charm the Hair after
Dyeing. Try IT, sold by ali Druggists.
luueI ld&wirn
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES.
IMMENSE SALE IN PROSPECT !

The New Church Music Book for Choir-. Singing
Schools and Conventions
THE CHORAL TRIBUTE:
HV
l. o. EMERSON,
Author of "Htrp of Judah" over loo, 900 copies
sold. "Juhilate'' nearly 10000 copies sold.
ENTIRELY NEW MUSIC.
Not "A single republication frem the former
works Fresh contributions from popular COM
psyscrs.
Fuee $3.50. 1880 per dozen. Sent postpaid.
TO BE READY IN JULY.
Specimen sheets sent free to any nsdresz on ap-
plcttiou.
OLIVER DITsON 4 Co., - Washington
street boston. &. IL DlTSON AZ Co, IN Broad
way, n. Y div
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
INFORMANT FACT.

We see that persons of strong constitutions,
and young, suffer for days with pains Of the limbs
loss OF appetite and faver, who suddenly Z well
after choIie followed by Shiny, bilious stools
The reiirt produced by these eyacuatio were
the original guide TO the idea and uragtil a Of pur
cation, and which, when oni Jrced 10y 81 andreth :
PILL. always benefits usually cures, and often
prevents disease, especially Scarlet Fever and
diseases OF similar character.
1. l.. Cook, publisher Of the "Ba amer" Ben
nington, Vt, says Brandredth's Fl - cured him
Of Dyspepsia. after being afflicted with It over
five years. His friends and doctors considered
his recovery impossible; but six box, Of Bran
dreths Pills restored his health porfec tly.
young lady OF Mount PIeasan. sorely
troubled with Tape worm. All lulvIc, and m"di-
cine failed to help her. She had no rest. Thin,
careworn and unhappy, she looked tn picture Of
misery. At last she concluded Ia Try Braudrcth' 5
pills. In one year She took seventy boxes.
They brought away. according to LII computa-
ton, over two hundred yards ot talt-Worm. At
length Al her bad symptoms Iet, her. 81" slept
and ate naturally, and her health became fully
restored. lUnt S2A~Iui
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
"oIT OF SORTS. 50

Take Or. s. o. Richardson's sherry wine Bat
ters,-the most medicinal in the market. Estab-
lished in 1905. ml5deOiSW I'm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
I N BANKRUPTCY.--INTH ED

IN BANKRUPTCY.-- IN TUED Dis
= trct Court of the United States, Tor the Dis
trict of Vermont.
In the matter of Charles III. Young and Will
ham d. Hoyt, partner by the firm of c. IL Young
& Co., Bankrupt.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt, and all 9TH
ers whom it may concern:
The undersigned assignee Of the estate of said
Bankrupt hereby gives notice that it has been or
dered by the District Court of said District, that
the second general meeting of the cred
ltors OF SAID Bankrupt, be held at the United
states Court Room, in Rutland in said District
on the lith day OF July, A. D., 1862 at II O'CLOCK.
m, before A. p. Lyman, Register in Bankruptc Y.
Tor the purposes named in the 9th and 2sth &c.
tons OF the Bankrupt Act, of March I'd, 1867, and
this Is also to give notice that have filed m fl
nal account, as assignee of said Bankrupt and
that at said time and place, shall apply to said
Court tor the settlement of said account an for
discharge from all liability assignee OF said
estate, in accordance with the provisions of said
2Sth section.
Dated at Rutland in said District, his "a
day OF June 1865.
:, ]. EDGDs Ton,
!uneZo-dZt ssignee.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
,IAEHIAaE ANn cHLIEAcY-

An Essay fl Young Men ou tn. Crime u ~,,li-
tude, aud tie ai-,a-.- and a'li~. Which create
impediIn.nt- go NaIriaEn, 9Th SUM means II re-
lief. seat in scaled letter envelope. free Of
charge. Aa3n--, pr. J. SKn.LIN HDUGH-
TON, Howard -~tcia'i"n. Phil id-lIhia. Pa
ay-UdA "a .5m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
&. r SHELDON.
EDWARD J.. SHELDON
Brxsox, Vi, March S. lse4,

Ma. J. ". D0HsfTs
.slr,-Thc Mp.l Mower which bought ~ yaE
last season lsbs La- gwen f.Iiert sfl-f4a'lsl
moved about one hundred acres without hing
t0 "A cents eXpense. aud II wa- 10 buy another
/ should get one Of ID. same kind ! cid not tfly
the tail after haNing TIL Kutkeys. Vermont and
Ohio On tIIal, Winch failed 20 give satisfaction
About one-half The meadow moved had nsye
been pIcIqred Tor d moving machine.
ALLNAH WALK X.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

!. ". MOSILEY. p"ul.nay. ~ General
Agent FL Rutland County, "A - tlnt sudbury
and Brandon.
a large st,,k Of extra I4r'- Wi'l he ksIt l,y tle
General As,n., Fou.tu,y, ", ANA i2 nj ls.-ai
A-rnr~.
J. L. AUSTIN, Agent for Rur-rt and >ara-
gate.
J. Z. HARLOW. agent. Ftir Haven.
}. ". DORSEY. agent. benson.
\ L. WOOD. agent. CLItt.u2en, T.. a. Pit
ford.
+. VI. GDDDNOl'GU, AGENT, Iitt-f1rl.
EDWIN GDNHDOS. agent Clarendon.
e. d. CHlLDS. agent. wal4iuztsId
CYEU CHAMPION. agent ipT Md lirton AMI -
IInmouth.
DANIEL CUsHMAN, agent f5r Ta~le. au4
Wells.
COBTRN s RYAN, agents, Rutland
W. z. CAFK0N. SPECIAL agent, Center El'
land.
: W. IT. JOHN. agent. HubhaTGt6n.
Vim. y. BATCHELDEE. agent. Ca-'letan.
= r. SMITH, agent foT Shrewsbury -n4 N:
Holly.
&. II. CONGDON, special agent, Dainty.
~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
RUTLAND MARBLE WORKS,

RE1NG in the immediate vicinity of the cELE-
DRAFTED RUTLAND QUARRIEs, EVERY stone
used by US is CAREFULLY SELECTED from the
large stock always on hand at the quarries-and
as the most skillful workmen are employed, par
ties contracting for cemetery improvements are
snre to get the BEST WORK that can be produced
and at LOWER PRICES than can be found else
where.
Work forwarded to, and erected, anywhere in
the United States, without risk to the purchaser.
WIN. OLIVER, Proprietor.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

LOOK OUT, DON'T TOUCH IT,
unless IN pure white wrappers, both Wolcott's
Pain Paint, for pain, and his ARnthiator, for
Catarrh. Take none other, or you are cheated.
Sold by all druggists
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

mos - ruE 4, .,rs,.- When the blood Is wen
soI1fmd with lts iron element, w feel vigorous
and full OF animation. Il l. au iusUiiicrney #
tins vital element that makes MS feel weak and
low-spriiel; IN such ca~,.s The Pcruvitn syrup
"a rrotoNide Of Iron can supply this Deficiency
and its usc willInv,eor,.tc wonderfully.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
READ THE roLLowlNG TEsrlMoNlALs

1--WE = I.l|s-lfIs Va ' = lfI7IITII . '---
WAIIEE 4. WooDs
Dur Sir-N W. til Undersigned, having each
bought II your ae-nt. -. CU-hIuan. ole OF your
new fHnted b4r Mover. aHd u-s4 a. through tsr
past hay s..-sn plth entire satisfaction - ofsI-
...I,..s T-liUulce n To D.. the nge-t sJnofni 81
II arhlfs that has come under CTR ot--s - ailou
It. ease al dr4usht and fuaIs.--s, m@if. with ifs
combined strength ana freedom iron 81. aTallt.
make. ~ au admirable. IL trhlue fnI IvtIeA. aug
story land. sns We would rAe-riuiiy recommend
il 70 those who wanting new mowers tie nest
season.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24


From Mr.. James Curtin, of Amezbury Mass
~ WAS afflicted with severe ielOn on one OF
my fingers. and tried many remedies without re-
lief My friends induced me 10 apply your Salye.
In two days II extracted the Inflammation from
my finger as to enable me to resume my work.
l can almost say that the salve worked like
magic, tor II effected a cure without leaving
scar. / unhesitatIDgly pronounce Grace's Salve
an excellent remedy and do not doubt il Will be
appreciated throughoutthe land"
only 3 cents Box. SETH w. FOWLE *
son. Boston, ProprIetors. sold by Apothecaries
and lfrUcers generally. juuelSd&wlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

june II, deodswcow2ms.
DR.. WIsTAHs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Where this article Is known it is a work of SUI
pererogation :, say one word in Is favor, so vel!
Is IT cstabII si~sl as an unfailing remedy for
coughs. colds, bronchitis, Group, whooping cough
asthma diseases of the throat, chest, and lungs,
a. sell as tina. most dreaded OF all diseases, con-
sumption. which high ne lical authority has pro-
nouneel to be an iucurahle disease. Those who
have used this remedy know its value; those who
have not, have but TO make a single trial to lie
satisfied that Of all others It is the remedy.
Letter from Elder II L. Gilman, a minister Of
the Gospel, III Vermont
Glover, VT, June 20, 1883.
Messrs ;. W. Fowle Il son.
Gents. II hereby certify that have been
troubled for several years with difficulty OF the
heart and lungs, have applied to several physl-
,iy OF the numerous one which have been recon-
inend-d, without receiving any assistance; but
had been growing weaker and weaker, until,
hearing OF WI~tars Balsam Of Wild Cherry about
year since, / commenced using il, with ifnIne-
diatc relief. 1t has not Ouly restored my lungs
to- a sound state, but | am entirely relieved of
tie difficulty . disease Of the heart. ! have no
hesitation saying iha. il Is the best lung medi
cine before the public
None genuine unless signed Il. 81 ITS" on
the wrapper.
Prepared by seth W Fowls * Son, Boston,
and tor sale by Druggists generally.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

NON :. ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONEUP ~
steel e ngraved wrapper, with fac-simile OF my
Jheuiic 4 Warehouse, and signed
Ill. L. IIELMBOLD.
lime If decd SwCowsms.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

war, alluded in touching terms to tho
former comrades who had given their
lives to preserve that Of the nation, and
hoping that their memory would be for
ever perpetuated in the hearts of those
who had survived the conflict.
The glorious effect of our victory are
felt throughout the world there was not
a monarch in Europe but trembled upon
his throne when Lee and Richmond fell,
and not friend to freedom in the world
that did not lift up his head and shout
for joy, knowing that the day Of his re-
demption drew nigh
In the beginning, it is true, the govern
ment aimed not at the abolition of slavery,
or the emancipation of the colored race );
the pnblic mind was not then prepared to
receive 1T; it required defeat at Balls
Bluff, and the terrific slaughter at Fred
ericksburgh and Charlottesville, to
bring the minds of the people to true
sense of the situation and of their duty.
and prepare them to take the final STEP
which lis destined to shine in history as
the browning of our country's greatness.
Had our arms been victorious in the
beginning, the Union would have been
restored with the curse of human slavery
still clinging to US, and all its attendant
evils more firmly riveted upon us ; the
Capital of the nation would have con-
tinued to be the great mart for the traffic
in human flesh, and Northern men have
been the hounds and hunters for Southern
masters.
But that God who presides over the des-
TIMES Of nations, and to whose great and
wise purposes all human events must con-
form, had decreed it other wise. He had
ordained that slavery should die by its
own hand, and this war forced upon us
by the South to extend and perpetuate
the curse, should become the instrument
OF its own destruction, and the means of
sweeping it for ever from the face of the
earth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-27
81 X Z U l. A K

The undersigned have started an enterprise
in which the public are deeply interested. II
is To supply want OF our people in AL artlr IL
that enters into general consumption. We
propose II saving OF 70 pr cent at least to those
who purchase it 1t is known that y lalge pro
portion If the Wooden goods now man uftctIrcd
are shoddy. We are manufacturing ut Blu k
land. Prince William CO., Va. Il GEN UIN
article of WOODEN fabrics 10 suit all conditions
and classes of wearers.
We Do not, and We meaa not to, work Shod-
dy but we shall continue "a make the q Z y L
IN r. ARTICLE in all 1t varieties. which We
offer 10 sell ~ tar lower rates than the goods
our people are accustomed 70 buy, when the
material md wear Of the two iabrics are taken
into account. We are warranted by tae judy
mont pronounced on oar goods by manUfac-
tuners and merchants, II saying that we are
singular in tho class OF fabrics we are now MAX
ing, and meeting desire II the public for gen
Uine gOOds. An Old and experienced merchant
has compared OuT goods with those III the
Northern markets, and informs Us that the
largest cloth dealers there acknowledged thatthcy
had no such goods in store. The following eN-
tract from - letter received by us from n lead
ing commission house in Baltimore, presents
the point of the case and shows our people
whore their true interest lies;
eve have examined the samples you scnt US
and find them highly creditable indeed. Your
goods are too good for our market and will not
be appreciated by the trade here. There is so
much shoddy and at the same time SO much
show in the Eastern goods that al ont and out
honest thing like yours don't stand q fair chance
of success"
The largest cloth dealer in New York says
"lf you once introduce your goods amongst
your people they will never buy any others"
Encouraged by those opinions, We propose to
make the experiment not by appealing to the
Southern people TO encourage home nanuGAc.
lures Organized bodies might be moved by
such appeals, but individuals consult their in
terests and will buy where they can get the
At,usr a al. IL
interest that We appeal We ask you to try our
goods and sec if that trial does not verify the
judgment above pronounced on them.
Our general travelling agent is Mr. ADDl-
that are given him, on tho shortest notice. Adj
dress INC. b HUNTON u CO,
Buckland, Prince William county, Va three
miles from Gainesville Station, o a. Z NJ.
Il. K SON 05-enlp,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-27

FRENCH SToRY.-A little domestic story
comes from Paris. Madame dc BIS husband
wars away on official duty in Algeria, when she,
to consummate laison with youth OF thirty,
proclaimed his death, mourned three weeks,
and then married the lover. But suddenly NJ.
b returned, was kindly received by his
wife, and murdered on the staircase by q hired
rufian. How to dispose of the body. Hus-
band No. = would take it TO the river in sack.
He did so, topped it over the bridge, aud
found himself dragged after it into the water
and drowned. Madame B had deity sewn
the sack to his cat. lie told no tales, and
she went travellius the next day with another
friend