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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15
AND NEAR BURKE'S STATION FOR

4 AN u N Ian ID hhE . O1A1lcN TOn
IL SALE.-Pursusnt to the decree Of tho Cir
cult Court of Fairfax CO.. rendered at the June
term. 1869, in the suit of JIG L itz vs.. John A:
German, the undersigned. Commissioner named
in said Decree will. on MONDAY, the 18th
day of October, 1863, that being Court day, il
front of the door of Fairfax Court House, sell,
to the highest bidder that TRACT or PARCEL
OF LAND on which the defendant at present
resides. This land is about /! miles from
Burkes station, on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, and is valuable on account. of the
wood both hard and pine timber thereon.
Persons desiring ID purchase are referred to
Mr. John A. Marshall for description OF said
land Tho tract contains 1875 acres.
TERMS One tenth OF the purchase money
to be paid in hand as deposit; the residue in
three equal instalments, payable at sly, twelve
and eighteen months, With interest from I, the
purchaser, and retention of the title until tho
last payment is made. Stamps and Conveyance
ing to be paid by the purchaser.
M. d. BALL, Commr.
Fairfax co. sep lS-lawts
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S BLoNDuEIM corner Of King and Fairfax
streets has in store fine assortment Of Fall
and Winter Clothing, which no is selling at re-
markably low prices Call and soo him. Oc s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

PROPERTY SALES. Tho following sales o
real estate in Alexandria county were made
yesterday BY public auction, in front OF the
Mayors office, by J. A. StOuteaburgh, auC
toncer
Prospect HILL tho residence OF the late Jas.
Roach, containing two hundred and twenty
acres, to John Green, at $3.50 per acre.
Sixty seven ocres OF land adjoining the above,
on the north, 70 John Johnston, at $lij per
acre.
Thirty nine acres, also adjoining the above,
and part of what was once the Alexander
property, to John Green, at $45 per acre.
The total value of the sales amounted to a
little more than SAC, 600
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REPORTED GOLD Discovery. The Wash
layton Republican says GA Tues lay some
gentlemen, among whom was Mr.. Joseph II.
Shatfcld, the proprietor oi 'hc paviIIon ut
IfIvmont' while passing through the cornfed,
on the hill above the pavilion, discovered some
very fine specimen; oi god quartz Gee CT
the gentlemen, who ho4 hh} consli. *
periencc IL Ia..is.,. li..'lHe. r..t''' 80 ihe
specimens equal Ia rita.Ce- =. ,"e -,.4 qI r'Z
Of California. MIR. Marbuy, ths proprietor OF
Glymont, has made arrangements Tor pEoNpec,,
inc his estate. 1t is said that the quartz roci;
abound unon the estate. As may readily b.
surmised, The discovery has created great ex
citement in the nei.hborhosd and prospecting
| is she order on all sides.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE.-By virtue Of the
decree Of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county,
rendered at its Juneterm, 1860. and of the several
DEGREES subsequent thereto, in the suit of Chap
man VS.. Broughton, tho undersigned, substitu-
ted Commissioner of Sale, in the place of Thos
j. Murray deceased, at Nov cmbor term, 1867,
will, on MONDAY, the 18th day of October,
1869, that being Court day, sell, 10 the highest
bidder, before the front door of the Court House
Of said county tho following TRACTS or
PARCELS OF LAND:
No. 1-Contsining 237s acres, the property Of
Waite Broughton.
No. 2-Containing 80 acres, the property Of
David Broughton.
No. 3-Contaning 81 acres, the property Of
Lyman Broughton.
and being Immediately the rairoac, WIN win
two stations contiguous, offer great indncoinohLsS
TO families desiring to locate In tho a"fho mug"
Those desiring to purchase will p ease cali Oh
John A. Marshall, esq, nj Burke : SIat'oh'""o
will show these lands. ,,a,ov,
TERMS-Ono-tenth Of the purchase money 10y,
in hand; the residue in three equal InstaiuleH.s
nayable at six, twelve and eighteen month :,
With interest from tho day of sale, TO be secute'
by the bonds of the purchaser, and Tetet!.oir y.
title until the last payment IS made; ol]ini
and deeds to be paid for by the purchaser;
''''' III. ID. BALL, Commr
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v,aOMAS SINCLAIR,

r5yHoMAS SINCLAIR
CARPENTER AND JOINER,
NO. Is, SOUTH W ATER STREET,
Near the Bank of the Old Dominion.l
Is prepared to execute with dispatch ana on
the most reasonable terms, all work in his line,
and satisfaction warranted.
He solieits work from tho adjacent county as
he il prepared to contract for building or TO 90
any kind cf repairing. Je Io-t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

pRowNED.-A dead body was found carly
this morning By Mr.. Ferguson floating in the
river near Smoot' wharf at Fishtown, which,
when brought ashore, vas identified as that Of
Mr.. John Rudd, painter Of this city, about
iorty-iour years of age. A. there were nc
marks or other evidence OF violence upon the
corpse, the coroner did not think the law jus.
tilted him in holding an inquest. \ hat that
belonged to the deceased was fshea out of the
water about week ago near the srot where his
body was found this morning, and it is suppos-
cd that during a fit of mental alteration, while
wandering about Fi>htown, h. fell overheard
ard was drowncd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

RENAREs.-Iho market closes quietly, tae
receipts during the week exhibiting q marked
sailing Oft Flour is very dull and prices weak !;
s.Ycr 5 2jaS5 co. Extra Gas % for good brands,
and Family loss; Welch's and Janney's So
Ttore is only Il moderate request for Wheat
v,.h sale, to day of red at 1.5 $50, 1913, 1884, 1885,
b., -, l39 atd 40; offerings of 100 bushels
Corn quiet with offerings OF 2l0l bushels old
gaj., and mixed, and sales st ll2ail4; new
yc-y dull, with sales at lG) per bushel and 60
~ - per bbl in the car. Sales Of country
ground Corn Meal al 10; city mills 1l5allS.-
Very Ii tie demand for Rye. with sales ut los; ;
offerings light. Oats quiet with salos at jlaj5.
There i, - iair demand for primo Butter, but
inferior IS abundant Eggs firm ut 25a27.-
Chickens in good supply. Green Apples COM
x in freely and demand fair. Lard quiet.
DR. led Hogs l2a$l5 per l0J pounds, and be-
....in., - come in.
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Fairfax CO., sep le-lawts

NIFTY A"n-.5 OF LAND Al COM ~ -
SIONhKiS SALE.--Pursnant TO Inc oe'
cree Of tho Circuit Court OF Fairfax county -
rendered at November term, 1868 in the suit o'
c. A. Arundel uso J, G. Gunnelrs tTGste en,s w.
~ Cnmmissioner named in said Decree W. wi. on
the 18th s day of S SSs i
Sern Tho front door of Fairfax Court House,
TRACT PhEqEL Of w. VI HuDt s'n IN 4usi
py tT nc IIsrris. containing 80 acres This
R. the Lands sha Of aS ss h@ Thos e DE-
ter near n UvrTs will csl on Mr.. c. A. Arun
| dell, at ha residence .otoso ,nonor
TERMS-One-tenth OF the putcns5Io in lnoss
ss pi in hand fable 10 be forfeited sho45,
the purchaser fail to complete ms Puren"sS q
residue in three equal ins.amen:f H%yan,r S
six, twelve and eighteen months, yin inter .ntGres
day sale 70 t be .efHsd of 0 s1' a 93aq III
isst payment is made. stamps and conveyance
ing to be paid for BY the PgFgiGiaHsGE; commr
| E.;,fey co.. sep l8-lawts
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Gold.
CITY ITEMS.

NEW YoEK. October 15.-Gold to-day $50
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G. II. Ramey, z. q.

bANNEY'S PICTORIAL COUGH SYRUP,
% For the instant relief and speedy cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS AND INCIP1ENT CON
SUMPTION.
This preparation will DO found most excel e, q,
nausea so common to Cough Remedies. Con-
sumptives in advanced stages of the disease will
find great relief from lis use.
Ii is also particularly recommen led to Por-
sons advanced in life, troubled with dry,
hacking cough. Children and infants suffering
viii no1ds and threatened with Group will be
speedily relieved by its use. Price twenty five
cents Der bottle. Prepared ouly by
JANNEY * CO.,
and sold by them, Wholesale ana retail, at their
Drug Warehouse, No. Id hing s'Fe''' oct o
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ySOR SALE OR RENT ~,
HUAMPT0N," in the county of Alexsndr!jja,
W :, on the Lcesbrrg Turnpike, about miles
from Alexandria and 5 from Washington con,
tanning about 25O acres OF laSa E hSfEs
rccc.sarv out buildings on the property. 1t Is
we'll SUPPLIED with water; is healthy and in a
mI d'slrsbie neghborhood. Possession Civ
n on The 10Th of October next. For terms, &c,
! apply to FhANol ), d ~ 1Mi u
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FALLS CHURCH. Va, Oct u iSe9; ~
A N ASSESSMENT OF TEN PEh ZEN
= on the stock of the Fairfax & Georgetown
Turnpike Company is hereby ca hio ao iGr pay
sblo in 80 DAYS from the dste OF TINS notice.
Ry order of The Board Of Directors
10y IaDiaw4w w. II. DANIEL, Sotty.
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ALEXANDRIA CONVICTs. 49, Police officer
o Neal, who has just returned from Richmond,
where he went as guard toJohn Moore, alias
Taylor, who was sentenced 10 Imprisonment in
the penitenliary at the last term of The quarterly
court for this county, reports that all the
convicts who we're sent from this city arc well,
and some of them very tired Of confinement
Alexandria is at E rSss""' McDonald, Frank
peoteht l'..s. ~ ..:u--. Maurice Duval, John
Bryant and j. ohm Cross, white, and Fred Loud
ouu, Isaac Fitzhuch, Hills kiog, Louis
Nickins, and William johnson, colortd
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

A large assortment of STONEWABE ) Ak 3
&c, suitable for tho season, on hanu anu W.
sale in any quantity, at LIVING prices: nm .
n. B.-A lot of DAMAGED WAKE NJ
Cali at the old established Pottery, No. III
Wilkes street, near Washington street. ,,nN
aug l7-eo2m D ~. III lbDo NY.
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NIOTIOE-The annual meeting of the Is stock,
N holders of the AleXsndris, Mount vernon
on sixth day, friday the 29h of October, 1862
81 10 O. clock a. M, at the Office of s, N Gar
wood, corner Of Kino and Columbus sts' a ley.
andria, Va, for tho putpy-o . oiect'ng officers
| for the ensuing year. ,cu,u
| CON o5-oo,d President.
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WANTED, Immediately, CO0h , ana a
w HOUSE SERVANT, to go to the c. ';n'f :.
near The Plans. Fauquier COS Va. Apply .
his office, for address, &c.
M pIa ;,s oct l2-eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

,,a1RFAX LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue
II nr the decree of the Circuit Court OF Ear Ia
county rendered ct November term lS5o, II N
, eTo en;t Of Daniel Kincheloes heirs vs. Daniel
i T;ncheloe's admr., the undersgne! Commis,
einncr therein named, will, on MONDA1 the
is,h dav of October, 1860, that beng Cour'
6o~ in front of the door of Fairfax IT, House MT
I'll to tho highest bidder. the following hol
80 pa RCEIS OF LAND:
Va Reinp part of tho farm on VII" ~"
lato Daniel X ma Pie lies on Bull run has an
anSnndance of wood, and - vaiuAD'e on "'0'""
a. ~. nroyinity TO the railroad. -. o..o.o
No No beng So acres allotted to me cs'a.c
sc Uariol Kincheloe in the division OF r me e.,
ts 90 oo Of Cornelius Kincheoe, decd nv OI
f;oS snn.S Of the Orange Alexandra anG ~ ma
os u' Railroad; is about one mile from eH's2n
stasoa and covered with IT. toeT MI snow HH
,be,n ~ norsons DESTROYS to o,.
TERMS-Opetenth of tue pare Momvy,
:, hand rs a deposit the residue IN three sq Jun
n,tsjrnents payable at six, twelve ana eigHeee =.
nnontbs, with interest from the day OF SAFE, u
he secured by tho bonds of the purchaser, sHo
ro.ontion of title until the last payment Is naIe
g,emns and conveysncing to be pad tor by .h'
P'F Fairfax CO. sep 1s-law4w
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DLATED KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS,
Sc.-At IS King street, you will see some ni9
beautiful styles of Plated Knives with soi,d ono
plated Handes Ivory Handed lo hnlVSs c ant at
low nrices J. r. CREIGHTON & son,
low P! 90 eS King street
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AUCTION SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAIHFA-
Z LAND

| A Y
Under authority Of decree Of tn C.rc.i'
! Court of Fairfax county, Va, rendered 81 It's
! November term, 1896, in the suit Of ,L- hai;-
lip IS. A. L. Mckenzie ct al, the unders 2ned,
q: Commissioner of the said Court, " i'll sell, By
| public auction, at the front door Of the Cour:
| House of Fairfax county, on MONDAY. me
18th day Of October, 1862 ct IL o'clock H., al
| that TRACT OF LAND in Fairfax CO., lying
on Ponick creek, and containing TWO HUN
DRIED ACRES, on which the SAID A, Il. Nc
Kenzie now resides and which belongs to IN
said a l.. Mckee Zie and Ann Mckenzie in
common.
TERMS-One.tenth of the purchase money
to be paid in cash; the residue in three equal
instalments at six, twelve and eightee n months
from the day Of sale, with interest; the pur-
chaser to give bonds for the deferred payments
and the title to be retained rs security for their
payment. 5. FERGUSON BEACH,
sep ll-eots Commissioner.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF n VALU-
y ABLE TRACT OF LAND IN FAIR
FAX COUNTY, VA.-In pursuance of q de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county, Va,
rendered at the. November term, 1868, Of said
Court, in the silt OF G. X. Bingham vs. Joseph
H. Painter and wife and others the undersign-
cd, Commissioners. appointed by the said de-
cree, will expose to sale, by public auction at
the front door of the Court House of Fairfax
county, Va, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF
October, 1869. Court day, at II o'clock M, n
TRACT OF LAND, lying in the said county of
Fairfax, about three miles south of Fairfax STA
ton, on the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
Railroad, and containing THREE HUNDRED
ACRES. The improvements on said land con.
sist of a comfortable DWELLING, Barn. Sta
BILE, &c.
TERMS One.tenth of the purchssemoney
in cash on the day of sale, and tho residue in
three equal payments, at 6, II and Is months
from the day Of sale, with interest; The deferred
payments to be secured by the bends of the
purchaser, with approved security, and the IL
lie to the property to bo retained until the same
are paid. VIM. II. DULAN1,
ALBERT STUART
ean --0euts Com I'm, RS of Sale
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Having just finished discharging cargo OF
Ice and having made arrangements to be sup
piled regularly with the same during the sum
NOR, now prepared TO furnish my c ,ha ne
tbev my want, at the lowest market rates.
nv If +, g. ATWELL.
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r,.s- an au.ho..z q. ., by prigaiu2 ;i Con-
Tract, a TRACT or LAND adjoining h Il 3ii
Of sbout 81 ac,o-. belonging To John A. ~ 81.
ing.ey: y acre. o; ~a.G ~, o. ,odS The Fae
I.nd i Of exec. -. quality AM .to timber. c1-
c ,"ati yS'.5.g G.L convention. 70 nayiga
t tion. Here re- SNAIL DWELLING mi: :s
HOUSE On tic land, with three rooms sIaA
smoke Ioe.c, s.s5 r. ami good s,r4etn' n9| -,
enclosed Any oo.a3n |,ii-'Ii a vii -! toe to exam
; go -. i.nd VII. .U.o.r .Ey Inquire AL
I-eelrd to me il r.. % j., me i9'mi} Xgi
Westno.eland CO., CD z1-eots
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EN-" "0AN GENTS SCARF5
Another choice lot Just opened oyp pE<
10 68 King street.
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T1RUsTGES SALE or Il a., y : y "a T. 8! =
4 - o., 2 virtue Of deed of trust, eIocated
to- me- BY L. B. Butts and wife for the b sss Of
Any All 2 the BY sn 5u fiiS'a aas ct 1
T sS iss 90 shst Icing BENG Court day. tie CT
fASD 81 j h s 'f H l 1o ~'n ns4y F6s
whlcI 49, ;ne ststion. on the Alexaniria, Lou
a aSnn and IS Hampshto Railroad containing on
n Ra-O Oh Annle and Peach Orchards, &C. .h1A
BafP Ru ,sa S or YYa Ei r.
Ee3afsd il cash JeG 1850 Of On TN, in' E e
ngH the sq ls Of Of January ISL The 5os
give bonds for the 4e of red P pay s 0'
l2terest, 'r 'ytil The last payment is ma c.
II ''"' ''''' o. W. HUNT, Trustee
Fairfax CO, aep la-lawta
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UMBER AND COAL YARD FOR
LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS
The yard adjoins the railroad deg9s Mt LEGS ff91
burg, Va 10000 feet o. ~ absda from rom this
cords OF WIZ "hi" w M. Gil IL,
point. Addrcss Lcesburg, Va
90. 1I-no6Ls
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DLAST Err.
$500 tons SOFT BLUE WINDSOR PA ~ % %
TER on hand and landing for sale IN LOIS ~
suit purchasers by b. ID. La b hhai
sep 21-2w 10 = MIN 80
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C0RKs, of all sizes; Cement for fruit ,o es ms
u and jars Spisei, G sne'ES sT "a + BRO
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ga.ing - come in.
the Co.'S MARKET ~ THE " gsT-Thcre
U.s. excitement and downward tendency" in
tho grain market ~ Chicago. Tae Monday
looming pagers Uf that city furnish the follow
lng particulars. Tho Chicago Journal says -
Grain comes in more rapid y than wanted tor
shipment under our recent pecuniAry der range
mcuts aud there have been but lew here who
con Il command mOnoy enough to buy to hold
our weakness has reacted on New York and
..ft that market down, while Iverp DOL has
caught the same Injection
A. Cincinnati the Enquirer says Of WhoAt
"Aivicas from o her points have been of M
uatsvorSble character, and the orders have
generally been Withdrawn. The city mjllors
are Ia most cases, limiting theiS purchases TO
Immediate wants, "a they have not much con
tIerce In prices, aud the preseGt rates for -four
nj 1 thun no profit
The New York Express says THE lgte i.
a.GcjI crisis IN Wall street, which has donor
alt.d speculation, is now gradually extending
o. tho channels Of Legitimate business. The
New HCrk merchants complain of 3 .oady fall |
.rg n IN trade, when the fall bus,ue,s ought to
toyeTy active In Other PLACES it il very ,ttai{y
,nsaI, of business being unsatisfactory, wnile In
',r. ,sses greet depression exists. Inc lSttst
.-,.-,ir,ilsT.y applicable 10 the grain trade ~
Chicago uui other lake ports
R,,r1v,RE CATTLE MARKET, October IA
Rarr Cnttle~Prices to- day ranged rs follows
Oh cows and Scalswags at 60aSl; ordinary
,aia s.ccrs, Oxen and Cows At 4s9o; common
- y,5l Stock Cattle j0sS6; fair quality
Beoc, 6,S1; and tho very best Beeves lass
pe- lOJ b. tho average price being about
= y. gross The marke. was active through
ut tue day at IA advance of about Zoe per ~
r. OF, the rates of last week, the advance being
principally on good and extra Beeves.
sheep-The supply during the past week mas
boon in excess o. the demand, and the mar ket
tu,l throughout Prices to-day ranged as tol-
lows: Far 70 good Sheep at 3ts5c per 10 gross.
Stock Sheep II 5JaS2 10 per head. LAMB
44S per head. ..oI.
Law, boon fair and with an active demand
rat have advanced fully Zoe per luO lbs tue
ma,Bet closing firm. Prices today rSn e rs Is
0.lows: Good 10 extra fat Hog at 10 I6a9lI
per 100 lbs net.
$780,, 49,. -. r.~,r Tho C,liOwin shin.
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Beer! Beer!!

Beer! Beer!
GONE dealers in this city have been in tlouht
~ that l could hold out supplying them with
Beer this summer. l now inform the public
that have largo supply of old Lager Beer
on hand, which put q & ainst any Beer brought
from the North, or even imported from Cor
many. as to purity and strength. am ready
20 test it by tho Beer scale.
Aug 20 JOHN c. SEEGERS
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.
Amodel Of thetproposed bridge across
the British channel is to be erected over
thelake in Bois de Boulogne. Tn con-
structing the channel bridge, the piers
are to be foated to the appointed spot,
and then the buoys being withdrawn,
they fall into their position. Each pier
is armed with telesoopio screws OF enor-
NOUS strengthIt which are worked into
the bed. The piers are 80 constructed
that water ,pours through them with little
resistance ;, and each pier. is provided
with stairesse,gHpMhio SHOULD vessels
run foul Of them, the crew, could run
and go. home by railToaG.i,!. !. Ii. { }
A Russian Count, when he found n
noted tenor visiting his wife early in the
mornings took O nohler revenge than that
of de Beaumont! He made the singer
sit at the piano and perform opera airs
for five hours, pnder the cover of his
pistol t,X .sias je.r..i
"You have, not one drop, OF, the great
Napole6h,s Blood III YOUR veihs,n said the
choleric Uncle jerome one day to the
present Emperar, ; 4 f2TelI"; replied his
nephew, sM have his whole familS On my
Shoulders, at my rate."f Ah
A gentleman once asked, "What, is
woman?" When q married man replied,
She is an essay on grace, in one volume,
elegantly bound. Although it may be
dear, every man should have copy of it, -
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DENTISTRY

EA DR.. d. l.. BOOIER, grateful Tor the
ctfrfplibersl patronage lie has received from
tho citizens of this city and the surrounding
District, during tho past year, respectfully an
nounces that he now permanently establishes
natural Teeth faithfully performed. ARTI-
FIClAL CASES, in every approved method,
carefully and satisfactorily executcd-amonE
which he would call special attention to that
known as Reynolds Patent; and of his sue
cess .inI constructing Artificial Cases by this
beautiful and durable process, ho is enabled
With confidence, to refcrto his patients and to
the patentee. Office on Main street, over First
National Bank. +, JanS-
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- Q 80 rSf fssalst a5Sts6sRI IJl
sS!ahe Rind Aowsr end tho yaalet. ahss nerished
s61a taS Hs ekQa died sdnia t,J
0tls& suaniaer glow, ifITdoh tTKb.-Tl HIBi'
in tho wood % ,ii,s ;isw on .r.il aids
And the yellow ishh +dower by the brook, in
~ autumh 6b&dty stood, & ulHoi ari1'
:! as falls tho plague on men, MD
And fhss brightness OF their emile was gone,
from upland, gladean glon;. ~
And now when comes the calm mid day, as still
~ euoh days will come,
To call the s4nirrel aud The bee from out their
When, the, ,aound OF dropping nuts is heard
sFalt., though Az Tho trees are still,
And twinkle in the smoky light the waters Of
1.-The rilL, Ia ~ 49,.
The South-wind searches for the flowers, whose
.s fragrance late he boro,
And sigEs to find them in tho wood and by the
streams no more.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-12


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