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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-26

The author of those popular books, Ragged
DicIS, Fame and Fortune" &C.,
HORATIO ALGER, JR.,
commences a NEW STORY in the January
number Forward your subscriptions at once.
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1870 before December 18th. fine photograph
OF Mr.. Alger will be presented to every sub
scriber for 1876. JOSEPH II. ALLEN
25tfl PUBLISHER, BosToS.
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SCHOOL.

Our Union School is in very
fiourishing condition. Prof. Fl. S
Lehr, the superintendent, is a popu-
lar teacher. and his fame as such i.
known far and wide. The fail term
of school closed a few weeks ago
and he may feel dattered by his sue
cess, as over sixty of his students
are teaching schools this winter in
the adjoining counties.
The winter term commenced yes.
terday { Monday, and / see students
from Hancock, Hardin, Allen, Mari
on and WyandOt counties, and sew
eral from Indiana.
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LETTER FROM ADA.

Correspondence JeffersOnian.
ADA, o., Nov. %, 1869.
EDS. JEFF.:-According to prom
Use 1 will attempt to give you
some items of interest, and of the
doinga of this place, as many of your
readers live in this vicinity and do a
vast amount of trading with US.
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On last Wednesday, the 18th inst.
there was Lodge of the above order
founded here, with thirty-sx charter
members, and commences with fiat
tering prospects. The officers elect
ell for the term were as follows: H
S. Lehr, W. c. T.; Mrs. S. HI. Mus
tard, w. V. T.; Abrsham Ream, w
Treas; W. w. Wickham, w. s.;
w. ii. Giford, w. F. S; William
Hatfield, W. NJ; Mollie A. East
man, w. /. g.; A. Z. Dobbins, W
o g.; III. S Shannon, T. ID.
F. 4 II,
This order has had an election ol
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some items of interest, and of tn,
doings of lhis place, as many of you
readers live in this vicinity and do .
vast amount of trading with US.
LOCALITY.
AS it seems to be a query in the
minds Of many as to where Ada is
| will give you the exact locality
1t is on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
& Chicago Railroad-within five
miles OF tie center between Pittsbu
and Chicago-seventeenm miles west
of Forest, seventeen miles east of
Lima, seventeen miles north west of
Kenton and twenty-four miles south
west of Findlay, Immediately south
of the center of Orange township, and
two miles from the county line of
Hardin.
The town was formerly called
JOhnstoHr, ,lI.i: lEe name was changed
two years "s'', 0.ing to the fact that
the pOst-Citico name was Ada, and
there being another post-oliice in the
state by the name of Johnstown, the
names were often confused. There
fore the change.
THE POPULATION
Of this place was, by actual count,
], 1867 in August last.
RJrsISEss ADVANTAGES So
We are in the center of beautiful
and fertile country of rich, rolling
land, the greater portion of which is
well improved and the balance i'm
proving very rapidly. We have five
good dry goods stores, four grocery
stores, two drug stores, two clothing
stores, two hardware stores, win
the usual amount of tin and stove,
blacksmith, shoe shops, whlskey
sinks &C., &C., and we have a shop
here that turns out eight hundred
barrels per week. They work fifty
hands daily. This one shop alone en-
ploys more hands and pays out more
per day-over one hundred dollars
than any three manufacturing
establishments in Findlay.
We also have a scroll saving es
tablishment, that uses the belt, or
endless saw-the only one in Ohio.
If any OF your readers are fond OF
seeing machinery that they never
saw before, call on US and they will
be shown q scroll saw machine-the
only one in1he State.
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MARKETS.

This place affords a better market
than any of the surrounding towns
During the past week our merchsnts
have paid from three to ten cents
more for grain than was paid al
Lima, Kenton or FindIay. The rea
son is plain. We are on one of the
best railroads in the State, and the
facilities are better than on any other
road for shipping.
By the way there are twenty trains
pass here every day, and very often
four or five sections to trains. Think
of l4O regular trains passing in 6
week, and enough extras to make il
170.
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purb oie gndbamSlnmg
Don .r a.- -. g
@tlbelm Merf, @.
SO. 273 Gtpe straBe, Cincinnati, Obio,
1T su besieben:

y .... at #.--- TIT III bf3te1en: E45 ~
ns , nus o nsssaass sfsnafi S sSss s,,
tpsitlissr eautartsitsn. Dsr saprgans $500.
Hnblatt Der Sabrsans Don Is 5eftsa in 81. 4; $500
Die illufrirte 3D. IT, per Sabrsans pom 13 pei
Zen a sna malt ss M S. srs sssn ssn g. Sss
S;Dateim.-.ein bsutiass gamentlatt NIT Suutra.
Ser 5ausfreuno. D. Suunrirtes SamIienbud. Ger.
sussssssn Sass ansss Der sssrsaans s srn It
su ssufs.w e,sisiatsn unS gilssr CUR untsrtaltuns
unS gslebrana Der sabrsans y psea NIT Der yra
mis raRuttsIad', ssma1t pom 9b 0's' ssfoSsn Don &
Das i'd fur alIe. = suuNrtrts sldttsr sur Inter
sns Str as ysTsa saa B s @ sas s a
Sc: Sdus!i6s g5cuesn," ssaIt son g. ped, sOaen bon
fdriit ii fur M BE susenp. s2oo per Satr.
Die 3teberperlen fur 40 @entS per Ssft. gnttal.
ten bic nsusn eisbsr unp GOmpulioHsa Das sOus asrl
Ssrbsuilas 8 dnser = Cine sammluns Der nene-
item Qieber netit gcmpcsnen esnet M tepneers fur 9e.
lansssrsins Dos 8alstn trltsf nnr % cents nn0 np
Ole Millisnsn.srauti 1T Jet sslitdntis sorra.
fs aS g'!s ar s sns m
Iuate gbriitp nnb BEN Stluh bee SER Der
M % sn asusr . Ts
8ssn Naposoe tlbe Der in Gurcpa srOsss aufistens
rsste Dabe sasint in 20 2ssrunsen, su 25 Gents bic
0ieferuns. H.t -
Die ilIuarirte 8riessssf / h te BON 1866 1T
iett pplfGnbia enaetrpet uub irb fur 1895 srienbet
Des III elm pradspues gBer NIT BEN 'hbnten Stabli9en
unb aetreuen Sdileeruns Iener benmnrcisen Yercpe.
@De befeIten Bnter merben fret serfanbt. - -
rsenb Elm Bud nas serlanst pirb tann burG mid dnel
unb biuia bsipret perben. ....
RT Cine Ypraufee elite spn 8atern unb 3eithrtfien.
npsI purd mid III beeten ns irb in unssfabr spsi gBp>
diem ferta leiu nnb auf Herlansen sugelanbt perben
@ae beteuten Saden werbea Ansa unp panttlit abse-
anbt. --E =. 49,. ...u. 81, ~
Sd bitte msins grsuabe rett ,ablrside auftrdse.
-E' fg 49, Werf,
e. 70. 273 gine Strabe, Cincinnati, 8.
9eb. TO-. $50 f.t-.z. ..t -'' ." q
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9ie yaeifie Gijenbahu.

9ieies GieIenmert Iou I'M Qoufe bieier Wode TO-
weit polenbet tueroen, oab 3ise 3pii9en osm at=
lantijben uno benz ftillen Ocean oireft onrdgeben
fOnnen. -g-.e
Gin 3eitaurations =9Dagen besleitet jeoen Our4s
sus. Ser @asen lit nit @tablfeoern uno @utta
Yerba Yoiitern aegen 5u beftiee griditterunsen
pertpabrt uno nit iinnreien 8orridtungen CUR Mnf*
be,pabruns BON gpeiien &c. uerieben. Sir bas Yers
ional Der 3iee iino beionoere Salafltdttsn eln9e=
rihtet. Ga
Da aber bic gienbabn=&eie iber ben Continent
finf Sage in 4niprud nebmen ,uiroe uno nur Die
uengien 2eute iid ben Strapa3en elmer Iolben n1l=
unterbrodenen &eiie su uuter5ieben senei9t iein
m6dten 10 ipiro es notbs iein. ldnss Der vabn &u'
eere iidb erbolen f6npen uno suslei6 @eleseubeit
baben, bic Naturih6nbei.en Der 8roben Gbene oes
28eitens uno Der 6eieneebirae gu beii6tieen. Spd=
erbin perben Die Woblbabenoen ote iebt IN ben @e=
in ben &odp Wountains ibre rSommerfriide"
halten
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ete epraaues.

9sr SenatDr Spra9ue BON Ghooe Sslanb
1T ytlt8lteo elmer Gabrif= Sima. beren @e9dfsbe.
tr!eb bon benz feiner anoern in, 2anbe ibertroffen
H:ro. vtan fa8t idershaft: bic Spraeues iinb'
g,asato1mmsr n ppm saas Nhoos Ssleno nit Musnab.
genator Ant6Onp. Sic Sabriten Ser sSrasass 5n]
Granffon tiioen cine fleine @iaot fir i9 Die sir@
MA be(bt bort 1000 Mder Qanbes, beren ieber 230O
Sol. Derth it. Dreibg Rattunbrud Woidinen,
ittfern 10000 Stud per Wod5e. Ser tdgli4e Ver+
brant bon Steinfohlen fir bic feds eroben Oampf.
mal1nsl1 BON 40 big a 800 Yferoetrai 1T 100 5Sn.
better nit ihren 8ehirinen; Die Ysrtdufe in oies
lem yaoen belaufen ii9 our4i4nittli4 aaf SHO, 600
aud ben Slsii6beoorf 1iefert bic Sirma; lie fault
tir tbre Mrbeiter in Graniton ungefdbr 2! Stud
Ginopieb IN ber Wo4e unb Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ihlahten uno perfant ben Mrbetern bas 9fo Gleiid
nm bier big finf Gents woblfeiler als es auf benz
Marfte in Yropoence eetanft meroen fann. SIN ben
6abrfen In granftDn allen arbeiten 2OOO Mrbeiter
nno aud Die ai,oern Jabrfen entbaten cine itattli=
DE Nn3ahl. Oie @eiammtarbeit Der Spnnereien
5irma 10000 Balen 8aummole. 200 Sab &rapp
unb bic entipredenoe Gnantitdt ionitisen Beoarts
lauf einma. SIN lebten Sabre berbraudte lie II 900
8a0en 8aummo1e; uno in ben lebten flint Gtonas
ten bat s minbeitens 10000, 600 Glen aattune poi,
anoern Sabrifen setauIt unb IS in ibrer Jabrif in
Graniton 9eorudt.
MuBer Ser 6auptfabrit in Dem cine Meile bon
propibenee seleeenen granfton bat bic Girma nod
peitere bebeutenbe 6abriten, ibre gta6liiiements
vBaltic Mius," ,Quionie," .Natid," rMrctic" uno
Central" bi6en iebes fir iid cine sroBartise Ga-
BRIT, uno ielbit in Nusuita in Waine bat he eine
sroBe Jabrit i'm Song. Terner bat fs eine Mense
tanoerer @eiddfte unb Beiibtbumer. Bei graniton
alein eeb5rt ibr cine Tarm BON 1900 Wforsen iuo'
BON Der Morgen feline $500 bis $500 1T. 1erne,
limb bic Briiber Sprague GompagnDns in elmer gan.
j. 9. in Der Rbooe, Sslanb 2oeomotpe 5abrit, be,
gertins giiencompagnie, Der Yb6nir gilensieBerei
Gonitod @eBerei. Rbobe Sslanb 2ufeiiencompag,
nie, Der amerifaniiden 3ufndseleompasnie, IiAol
ion electromagnetic, Bolton Weisen. uno groo
@ompaanie. Ser. Staaten Glads dsfabrit gompasnie
Yropioenee uno 9le,p Oort Dampfihiff gompagnie
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Cine ,paSe bic ansenetm unb ssiunb i, unp oas
6aar erbdlt. Berslihsnes oeer eranss paer se.
q a n !, unb hie grt d. Ser Sueenb 10 eber. DIM
mes Saar pirb biht benz Musaen BEG 5aares ptro Stns
lelbe misber bebedt. Nts tann bas 5aar wepsr bsr.
ssen bic 5aarwurn sssrt s, uesr ois paarpra,sa a
Snreu lie bur bes NsI serest unb bsleb wsrpen Sfatt
eas 5aar nit snem strsen SOesnlas ~ bslamussa,t e.
td g tasbs rein uno trats Srs, sea hIG vS S
Saare idabIi maden ann bas isor sm bloc wpblttun,
aber nitt ltabea. gDenn man bios cine saG .sa p
6aars9Spntaoe
oteu mill 70 fam man feine before befpmnen. ga entbdt
Gin Se unb nen 1drbetpR unb beimutt lelb ben met.
en- Gamtric n6t, pbppbl s a anss auT psm 3aar bait
unb eaea berr1en 9lans unb anssnebaea Out Serls'b
Yreis. ...... $1.O0.
yrdparirt spn
9r. 8. 6. Mper II. Co..
sraftiIder unb analstiiasr ebsm'ter, 9Gwsa, gfal.
San. 9. '69. ST. .-.sE.... .. II pW " s-
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Verseibuif etniger Der eanSbariten
europdilh =peuti 3eitihriftel
sE#.. a..fE"- {Hr Qe @ @f aHE III S.

i
u.&e ur& ts untersanse euSbasans tn so6er an,a
mpprtr pebtab r eeelmd63 uns 98 teale
l. te'GGE *. ben fns; 5is .HEaf as.t ~
Der 8a,ar Suuarirte 9sttune SdbrH 43 Wummern
Npp nit aeaen @ sGnmufen naule grbse ub uber 1906
abbIrunsta aus gereG wtisr Saaearteteu Der abr
BaEs E..s .f =. .e.ss..t~ +a- SaW
Ole eeue.- spurrat fir 1VIett. nnb Sanbats gt feb
ytelen Mtblsunsen Der SabBaEs psn Rummsn &c. 81
Die SGuarsrte 3tuna fur 9Slette uno 5anb
arteten Der Satrsans "a gtumr ern tn 5oc s225.
9fe Qetpitaer 5artenlaube = SnuRrirteS 8amltenbat
Der Sabrsans t3 Soften tn ga $500
Dt. Silufrire Beit Der Sasrsans s,n IL sefen g.
NIT elmer br iGneu uts usaos nnosrsn8en" semal
rs g,ris eehrGeu ron G. Seser $500.
Dat.m Gin seutiaes gamlientlat NIT Sauaratsnen Der
Sabrsans ron IL Seften Ct. - %
Der Sausfr.unS. suufrts gamltentu& serausa.s.sep
ron sans odenbnien abrgapa t6 Soften s A. nit gd
misn: ~ 9 caan unp Spbe" nnb vber alte V,sera $500
Ctae grdmieu S4W
8u aaufe esstSm ans silt.r l,nersainns uns s.s
runa. 7er Sabrgana f3 SRn NIT Ger yamie Wugd g.
malt BON gh Soils, sefrten ppn Serr. S2W
Dus8u1 FIR Suufrirte gdtr nntertaltuns uni
gelsbruua fir tie Dame jsemnH Der Sdtrsans i3 S
a. gratis usabe u9aus!is 5rsuSsn ssalt pea
SIC Watnr 8eitnns sur g.rbreuns uaurpia.nfaaftasr
Rennn fir 2eer aGer Sdnee eaussssten pn Dr. Stte ubiu
Dr. &. Ddn pVn 5aae Der Sabsaas srn IL Ssfsen S5o
uulere 3et Deude Rssue fer gsenpart. 3srausseaber
ssn Wutclpb Gutf6aa Sn "a Soften Sabrsans S72O
Gsa wcb 5bs eratnn tas auer rem rbtn aselrtr
2e6rtften Dtafans erinfnesa Srurna sur milo BE-
sssen unen uns sat h a sse ass men Eager eeu@t
su lafan: .5a,.aE. -4
Sd e.sitt. MIR r ,atrede gsaunsn unt ess bic ger6snne
tas i'd ndts pedumen mir bic 3uenbeit mener Auf
''A'''''' . '''' a YbGpp g. SbepbaIb,
surmas 9teubas unh abeuriauf BUD unS &anabanSluns
Gpurttaus 9tncsnnatt Shtp.
O. fSner fir ben Sonsn Satrsane un
0orauste,abiurs angtnpmmfn rerffa Va
rr auf sfrin6tr resf pe8t uho NIT ycHmor.
fen perieseue Nnfragen ertdlten ppsse &ntusr 81 s
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ar. M.efer, Set neue Mapor, bat iein amt am
MOntag angetreten.
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weibliden Beiitdnbe in Jolse oieIer Meuberuns
nibt als nRebea= Spmpatbiier" in ben Bann ge=
than meroen. IN. b. gS.) ii
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Der muf BEN biee aussei6net. gebistn senist rubrt
ron itrsn Guren Ser son Se.n sele pirt unbrbar ne.
Satndcise Jaue rrfulblen aranne!ten ne oes MOT.
sm ss y nas as
ours Irpfulbe aneduns h ser5ltmmeItsn eiS ne ie?t
9maa puress ne tn sr0sss aasa Sa S m Sas Wubum
faum ber ibre 5era unb ibrsn Nusen ees1 au ~s1pea
brautt. c,. ,.e. :.
rer Maee SIT t. es untbar unb unfahltar I'M Srsants.
mus unteardbt bic gpnnituticn, uno nbrf Aneus sen
Dsr ai ss,isi ssnT "a S sae
tnp bur ben sanen 8Oper u serbrettsn uno oann en-!
idelt 90 @ bel shssr gssssnhsit IN Der s,nsa usr @ pei
fss ssn s''a e. sssn ] M nnsa
aunse nnb benz ern ubsr geaphre tn Der gber sosr 90
IN ani per Ssnt s'r ss.r sfa IL - rs
Fam. assssntlid cine 8aide son biser Sariapartlla
,u sbn,en, leib menn teine mirds arantbstslsmtoms
sssst ns G nstn snn s Sss sarpas sssraen.
unnelbar Grleihteruns unb wereen snel1D stpetlt
ct Mntbonp's seuer, 3ole ooer grpiipelas. Sled.
ten, 5al3fluB, @rinbtOpf, &inepurm. Webe
: Muaen, @ebe Obren. uno anosre Mnsbrl'
DE ober iidtbare Tornen iirotuloler
Granfbeit; aud Die uehr perbDrs
oenen soru,en, mie Opspepiie. WaiIer=
iudt. perStrantbeit, Grampfanfale, ep,a
Iep5ie' Weurclaia uno bic rerlhieoenen 8e=
idtpare bes aRustel= unb ylerpen Spltenls.
ben tarr, o9 e. aass st nma, ss
rem ober tpe man biele Mrsei anbaenb eebrauh y BE-
rtt e zine 5sluns asasorrsa .ss, Is,ssr slh Snp
In sSb asiinSer nb merben bur tire blureinisenee unb
tSrfsnSe SBisiuns am Gnbe ssbt @enaue anpsiiunssn
oerpen fur isbsa Bau IN unsrm aansd ssssesa Der ua
m unb gint, wenn fe hurd Mnbdnfnne fremcarttssr
suie i'm glu sr,uet msrbsn. psi4en fansu icp,s aaa
Qebebeidwerben, Mbeefumstsit, Blutcrans ecsr gnun
Suno Ser Qeber ub Gebluht wenn e, ME oft Der Tau IT.
aus aftiaen Glementen I'M glut berrabren. Diet a.
rtla 1T Der srpEe Disterteensr Der Starte uno 6ra
a aetrudt unb 5laHps unb nit nero6ien Befnhtunsen
Der SredbiIbern seplaet nb cber an rssne
tpnten ron Ghwihe etbtn nhen unnl,tteSar
unb itereusen F Der 5eltraft Der Weetn' wenn e
bi,itlbe, Ser 9urI1riftssmab, nebmsn. a aar q
Yrdpdrirt ron - .sssas.s. A., r.
Or. s. 6. Mber u. Co. 2otueq. WtaR::
I5''o z prattilder unb anagtilHsr @bfmtses.
gu baben in allen Ippttefen.
9. San. s69. ssT #"EI%s. 4m' e~ "
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0ie Gincianati gesenieitise
@eIunDbeitS =0eril lherungS=@e=
ieQlhaft. E.. .,.
Ser Arbeitcr Jreunb unb 9elfer In Der Netb !!
@arantie Capital. .......... $500, 600 90
gtnge3abltes capital: .l........ l46,5O0 w
yietto Capital an, /. sSanuar 1869, $50 40
DisIe e,ealhas eIt 8erherunes, guttcen fur eintre
snbe arauftesfal US. unb sarantir t mad Wund ees
8erihrten fur bic Dauer Der 8ranfts cine we4entis
lutefubuns pm 81 sst-.E
i. 5 bis SO Dollars,
unb int ststefaae cine @umms ar Sssrpsunssrsa ubsr
Uittwengelb apn .sE 5-an l..f sHf. .- ...-..
r 90 bis 1000 0paars.
Das Dirsttprum Ser gssudaf beiebt aus ben arseie.
benen Sursen Der Stant Cincinnati, unp fnb es nam
LID bic fc!senpen 9erren:
. u. $. &attermann Yrd7oent,
s. Magmell g. @ahois, Bice=Brdfoent,
Beniamin s. grannon, S6abmeiiter,
r. grdEbent Der 6rantu ganf uon Gi,.innati.7
@eo. ID. ugilsop, BON sifsee Brothers Dt'Ieials
5pn. Ssnrs aesIer, yrdFpsnt Der eagle gsrTasruass
y. m. 5O!tcn, sOn gisres, Sole y. Sstcn. -
. eter y. 50 ite, 8eriterunss. .&senmr. s-G Z
@illiam g. 9eal. BON Diaiams, Soal y. g. ..
q. NueIfen, gDheelale Sobaeccniit.
IbpmaS S. Watbe ws, pcn Mabbrr, 8rctber II. 60.
1bpmas 9. 50 to n, BON penrtetpn parton, Mnpde
Samuel g. 9tfe. gisenbumer pom yifss' Spernbaus.
s. 81. 8runsmid, BON 8runspf u. 8rp., Biuarbfa<
brifanten. |. "H-L f-Z- p
rgfaGa rsag q. &oft @ecretdr.
Die Geeuldat sablte i'm sren SABRE erss gesbsns Be-
reits nbsr $4,000 arautensoer aus unb ane bce dn,t
lid prompt mad gnlpfans Der reIpeetisen drden gertif
cote beat porben. Die Summe beS Slrslfafts Capitals
1T tnreihenb Inn eesrmenn su at.rwussn, bas sr isin
Uranium niht nutlos seraeutet ipnbera IN elmer teen
Sompaen anlss Seees Miteieb, pelhes trei Sabre
ttert it, srbat ienen Yrpesnen- -&ntbs am @ewinn Der
@eieulaaft. .s ~ a7ss. p,
Soiepb Talfenbad,
General >Msent fur bic geunties 8ranfin, Mabiicn,
F-.. FE# Dtlapare, Qifins, Naripn unb linton.
Office in benz Banfbauie Reinbarp u. Co., so 65 CUB
5oditrase, Gplumbus, o. 6es.. ~ "
- F-.. Carl 8eblen, e.
%aeut fur bic Gtatt GpInmbus uno umsesene.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-05-06

Rebenlanb 3u perfaufe1l.
10 ader bss been ebenlansss tn ber Ndee sen saaeas a.
sp Sp s., an her etrase Wst!s ron nsr
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-19

GAS AND STEAM FIFTH N Il.
G
VIM. COGAN,
No. Is North Royal street.
Has constantly on hand a largo and complete
assortment Of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACK ETS.
HASPS,
PENDANTS
STATIONAK AND PORTABLE DROf
LIGHTS IN VARIETY
PORCELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES;
CUT, GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALVES,
and everything in the Steam Fitting Line.
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished
and fitted up with Gas in the most substantial
Steam Work for Factories, Mills, &c. prompt
" and faithfully executed all at prices which
will give satisfaction. my o-t1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-19

ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
" ASSAS RAILROAD.

" ASSAS RAILROAD.
&RWR9 D. -
On and after SUNDAY, May 2, 1899, o1o
daily passenger train will run between WASH.
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, connecting 9.
Gordonsville with the Chesapeake and 0hic
Railroad 10 Richmond, Covington and tie Viz
gina Springs; at Lynchburg for the West anu
Southwest, and at Washington, TO the Nora
and Northwest.
Through ticket; and baggage checked TO-
prominent points
Leave Washington laily at go IL. n. an
Alexsndria as 7:40 u. IN. arriving a. Lyncheuts
" Leave Lynch5urg at 200 a.. NJ. arrive at
Alexandra at i: > p, IN, and q! Wsshingtoa
at 7:30 p. m.
Passengers for MANASSAS BRANCH VII.
leave AlexanGria daily, excepting Sunday, 4.
4:l5 D. m, and arrive at Harrisonburg u! l2:}9
q, M. Leave Harrisonburg at zoo Il. m, and
arrive at Alexandria at 1890 a. m. This TRAN
makes close connections ut Manassas Junction,
with movements on the main line, greatly Ia
cilitating intercourse between he lower Valley
and Richmond, Ly nchburg, &C.
Passengers from Washington and A!exsEdr.s
to Winchester, Middleburg, Capon Spring.
&C, will find good connections by this route
An ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will leave
Alexandris daily, Sunday excepted, at 4;l5 y
m. and arrive at Warrenton At 7:l5 p. M.
Leave Warren.on at 1:l6 n. m, ana art!N; =!
- j. NJ. BHOADUS,
an % General Ticket Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-19

BATHING REaULATIoNs.-As it is to be sup
posed that everybody bathes frequently during
the summer heated term; the following re-
Communications of the Royal Humane Society
may not be without interest:
Avoid bathing within two hours after meal.
Avoid bathing when exhausted BY fatigue or
from any other cause. Avoid bathing when
the body is cooling after perspiration, but bathe
when the body is warm, provided no time
is lost in getting into the water. Avoid
chilling the body by sitting or standing naked
on banks or in boats after having been 10 the
water. Avoid remaining too long in the water;
leave the water Immediately If there is the
slightest feeling of chilliuess. Avoid bathing
altogether in the open air if, after having been
a short time in the water, there is sense OF
chiness, with numbness of the hands and
feet The vigorous and strong may bathe
early in the morning on an empty stomach
The young, and those that are weak, had bet
ter bathe three hours after a meal-the best
time for such is from two to three hours after
breakfast. Those who are subject to attacks OF
giddiness and fsintness, and those who suffer
palpitation and other sense of discomfort at
the heart, should not bathe without first con-
sulting their medical adviser.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-19

A boy, thirteen years of age, recently receiv,
ed at Warsaw fifty lashes for having shouted
on,the public promenade, in the Polish Ian
euage: "Long live free Poland" Alter being
logged the poor little fellow was sent to the
house of refuge in Moscow, where he will be
enrolled as private 10 the army US soon as he
is seventeen wears old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-19

K L. TOLsoN, A. c. ToLsoS.
Late of Gwin, Seckham & Co.
TTOLSON, BRO. & CO.,
i Successors to Gregory & English
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 43 King street.
Alexandra, Va.
Orders for Salt, Plaster, Guano, Fish, &C.,
promptly filed.
Liberal advances made on consignments.
my 2-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-19
STEAMBOATS,.

-1~D, NEW EXPRESS LINE
Eu1St11uz(S BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, AND ALEXANDRIA,
GEORGETOWN i WASHINGTON.
Steamers leave regularly from GEORGE
TOWN, foot Of Congress st, EVERY WE'D
NESDAY from ALEXANDRIA, foot OF
King st.. EVERY THURSDAY.
Freight received daily at lowest rates.
This line connects with all the Northern,
Eastern and Western Railroads and 1'ranspor-
tation Companies. and will forward freight by
all tho lines running out of Philadelphis. free
Of commission, and gives tn TROUGH RATES.
AGENTS
NJ. ELDRIDGE g. CO.,
No. AS. Whsrves. Alexandria, Va.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO..
No II South Wharves, Philads.
HYDE g. TYLER,
ie l-tf 50 Water ST., Georgetown.