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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12
BOOTS q HOE

ZINC STREET.......1&
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
The subscriber has just roc eived, and having
bought at gold rates, can afford to sell at prices
to suit tho times, ono of the largest. most varied
and best assorted stocks Of Ladies', Gentle
mems, Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes
ever before offered for sale in this market. bis
long experience in tho trade has enabled him to
procure a stock Manufactured from the best
material, and in q desirable and stylish manner,
and on themost favourable terms and, with ad-
vsntages in his favor, he can afford to sell aS
cheap as the cheapest. a largo stock OF HEAEl
GOODS, suitable for the country, to which ne
invites the special attention of country mer.
chants. All in want will DO we'll TO call at "a
King street.
NH 21-4m w. B. "ADDE4.
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GEoRGErowN COLLEGE. "A letter from
Washington says: Tho facu ty of George
town Col'erc propose shortly to tear down tho
old college building, and reconstruct it upon q
plan more modern ard spacious"
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Police REPORT Mayors OFFGcE.-Tht
Mayor is stiIl.absent from tho city, being de
tanned by the illness Of his mother. Alderman
Bell being also absent, the Mayors court thi:
morning was held by Justice Walter i. Penn.
Lucinda Beach alias Rosclla Purcaller, Ior
disorderIy conduct on Pitt street, near King,
was fued AID discharged.
Rebecca Mathews, colored, for disorderly
conduct on Royal street, near Queen, was fined
and discharged.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. -Thcro were no cases
Of a criminal character at either OF the magis.
trates' Offices this morning.
WATCH REPORT Might clear and bright
and temperature moderate. There were no
disturbances after the watch went on duty and
no arrests by the watch. Five dodgers, four
white and one colored. on their way to the
fishing shores, were accommodated at the watch
house,
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A purchaser for a tract Of 100 acres Of land,
No. l22, in Ranpahsnnock county, Va; large
stone mansion liz feet long all necessary out
buildings and surroundings 100 acres of the
remainder. 800 acres. OF tho finest timber line
orchard, choice vineyard. grist and saw mill
a splendid estate. Price S35 per acre. Apply
to SMOOT 81 MILLER,
ap7-tt Real Est. Agts., III King street
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APARTNER for five years, with 9 cash cap.
per cent per annum and one.ffth Of tho &c
profits Of a new wooden factory now in uccess-
full operation in Piedmont, Va. or Il per cent
per annrm for the loan of the money, sstis fac
torily secured by mortgage, SC. For p~srticu-
lars apply to SMOOT s. MlLLEK,
mp 1T Rcal Est A CTS, ll2 King street.
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Getting Married.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the de-
lights of HOME, and the propriety or impro-
priety of getting Married, with sanitary help
for those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sont free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p,
Philadelphia, Pa. jan % -3md&w
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BREvIrIEs.- The regular semi monthly meet
log of The city Council will be held to night.
The Bromophyte FertiIizing Company are tt
establish Lranrh works in this city.
As will bo seen by reference to another col
uun, Captain Steuart declines being a candi'
date for Mayor.
Thieves entered the South,ra Methodist
Church last night the third time during the
last few months and stole o ne Of the books
it contained.
The new reflector, just erected in the ceiling
of the Second Presbyterian Church ty Mr..
William Cogan, was Illuminated last night.
The light made by the thirty two burners, is
So bright that the use OF other burners in the
church will b. unnecessary. A large number
Of spectators witnessed the illumination.
The wind has blown a gale from the north.
west 10 day and the streets have cen rendered
by the clouds OF flying dust.
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A GARD.

A GARD.
I return my sincere thanks 10 tho kind friend!
who have announced my name in connection
with the Office OF Mayor, and while fully appre
ciating the motives by which they were gov,
erned, l beg leave to stste that l Am not q can
didate for that Office.
sp l2-lt j. NJ.
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Away with Uncomfortable Trusses
Comfort and cure for the Ruptured. Sent post
paid on receipt of l0c. Address
DR.. 4. 2. FOOTE,
nh 7-3m l20 Lexington Av., N. 7.
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ITO TIE LADIES.
SOMETHING NEW.

Having become general agent for SHER-
WO0D,S IMPROVED STAMPING PAT
TEKNS, I an prepared to SC those Patterns
~ Wholesale and retail a!ao, TO establish agcn
les throughout the State. -,
Person. wishing stamping done will! pleas
lave p choice o. fifteen hundred patterns: J
have al:o opened n choice selection OF
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS to when
7 invite attention. Miss j. McGRAW,
n, -; leo King street
WHITE WASH BKUSHES-A full nsso''
W ment received and for sale ~ ,o1
AVERY 81
MN 20 22G King ST., COZ. A'ir''.
CHOICE VIRGINIA nnt NE" 1"hh
BUTTER for safe b. oukN
NIB 20 j. CLINTON Mlhoo""
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DAUGH'S RAW BONE fHOSPhA
REDUCTION IN PRICE.

This popular Manure, the original Raw Bone
Pnosnhste. has been thoroughly tested during
the past fifteen years, and is WIN VIII
confdence to farmers and gardeners as Dclhg
eouai to snv Manure in the market, both rs b
cron grower and fertilizer. ha
7 an prepared to ill all orders from a Dag
up"A0 THOS. PERRY,
,b17 Agent for Alexandria.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
NeWSDaner Statements
HOW TIE PEopLE TEST THEIR TRUTH.

AtSA
This is not an age when people bel.eYc TT
trust whatever they see in the public Journals.
Fly or <iytg ?ear, ago when the accuracy 81
y statement ia: nad appeared ia one Of the ga
zettos or News Letters' Of the day, was ques.
toned, it was considered d sufficient answtr to
al cavil tp say, 1T must be- So. for | read it in
the newspaper Il is not so now. NeW5p3pc:
assertions must b. verified before they are tAk-
ell for granted, and this is especially tie case
as regards statements setting forth the remedial
properties OF proprietary medicines. For eX-
ample: it Was not until the tonic and alternative
properties Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters had
been deliberately and thoroughly tested by
thousands. and found to be in perfect accord
with the pFinte d claims put forth in its behalf,
that it WAS accepted by the public a. large as q
STANDARD Remedy. But when multitudes who
hsd resorted TO it as q safeguard against mala-
rious ~icvers, O cure for indigestion and bilious
ness, Il means Of strengthening tho frame,
cheering the spirits and impsrting constitutions
al visor, came forward and testified that its
beneficial eifscts had exceeded their most SAN
gulne expectations, OF course the world belisv-
Crest care has been taken from the beginning
not to o~cerState tho morris Of the Bitters. Elk
aggaration and bombast have been the death Of
many preparations that might otherwise have
survived They were sweighed in the balance
and found wanting" Hostetter's Bitters. Oh
the contrary, have never been announced in
grandlloquent language as o cure for every bod.
Ill, but simply rs a pure. harmless, vegeta-
blespecidc, possessing remarkable invigorsting,
regulating, anti-bilious and antisept!c proper
tics. This is exactly what the public know tho
medicine TO be, and its enormous sales is en-
argument in its favor. ap ll-eolw
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ARDEN SEEDSl
(T GARDEN SEEDSl
We have jus. received and opened for salo y
largo and complete stock of fresh and genuine
Garden Seeds, comprising all tho best varieties.
These Seeds have been selected with great care.
and purchased from the most reliable Ameri-
Can growers, and we can confidently recon-
mend them to our customers. Sold in any
quantities to suit purchasers, and 81! as thu
most reasonable rates.
feb 70 IANNEY il CO
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Branch Land Office.

Alexandria, Va April l, 1870.
Having this day opened a hAND.OFFlCE
in this city in connection with our already es-
tsblished Office at Culpeper, and having in our
employ several polite and efficient agents and
assistants, we take pleasure in assuring al those
our hands and all others kind enough in future
to patroniz. our office with city or country real
estate that we will devote our undivided time
and attention to their interests, and hopo there
BY to effect prompt and satisfactory sales Of
their property. Respectfully,
SMOOT 81 MILLER.
Ofico-King street. one door cast Of the Mar
shall House. 8p l-lw
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NOTICE.
US. INTERNAL REVENUE
AssE.soR's OFFICE, It'll Dist, VA.
Nv snpn Anril I 1870

ubo animal list of taxes on incomes for 1869,
and spec taxes, Sc, for 1870, have been pre-
nared, and will DO open for insp. etion ut TINS ins
oeifce, No. So King street. On the 2Ctn' zls'' Z1u
Notice is hereby given that, on lhs Gays men n
toned, appeals will be rocels ed ana Gste' no,na.
%rclative to any erroneous or excessive Va'un,
i iinns' EASEMENT or enumerations returned IN
s sidsi list. and ssii list viii be open to the in,
sn,u ion Of ali persons who NAV apply for tfa'
speetaon JOSIAH MILLARD,
p"FPoos',n AssessOr
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NlTY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

No. l. FIVE desirsbly located BUILDING
LOTS OF Columbus street, between Duke and
Wolfe, 20 feet front by l29! deep.
No. 2. ONE LOT, 20 by 80 feet, on Wolfe st.
Nc 3. ONE LOT, 70 by so foet,o Wolfe St
adjoining, on which is O small brick house.
No. 4. ONE LOT on Duke street, ~ feet
front by lis feet deep, the same as now occu.
pied by n. Mif1eton's shops, The above prop
erty is offered for sale very low. Apply to
SMOOT s. MILLER, Land Agents,
ap II 112 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12

q SPECIAL NOTICE.
MILLINERY, DRESS TRIMMINGS AND
FANCY GOODS.
l would inform my customers and the ladies
generally of Alexandria and vicinity that l em
now in New York making my Spring rur
chases Of
MILLINERY,
DRESS TRIMMINGS and
FANCY GOODS,
which l will be prepared to open on Wednes-
day. March 80. ,.,
As T will select them with great care. l think
| ladies will find both style and price to suit.
Mrs. G. L. SIMPSON,
NH % No. l26 King street,
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rs7O ARRIVE AND IN STORE.

ITO ARRIVE AND IN STORE.
Per "Holsstia,'' direct from Liverpool:
- 1000 bushels bulk G.. a. Salt.
- E0U sacks Evans Fine Salt.
SEQ sacks Deakin Elmo Salt.
= Per Schr. Martha Skinner:
Z75 sacks Evans Fine Salt.
3l5 sacks Marshall Fine Salt.
O< In Store:
3Oy sacks Evans Fine Salt.
500 sacks Liverpool g.. A. Sslt-all OF which
Will 10 SUI ~ ". A. sMooT,
np Eft Shoots wharf.
PROFESSOR NEWMAN has decided to
form u SPRING and SUMNER CLASS, |
commencing April 18th. Afternoon Session for !
Young Ladies, Misses and Masters. Evening /
Session for Gentlemen from 8 till 10 -. M
Thsnkinr tho public for past fsvors, thsir fur
tier patronage is most respectfully solicited
For further information, apply at the Dan Gimp
Academy, on Tuesday and FridnT atternoS
from i till 6 p. III. j. NEWMAp 'n'
upl3-l15 Professor of DaS o;r,c
Z LpACAS 80 PER CT. OHEAp| ru.N
Il LAST SEASON. HH IL
Plain Plaid, Striped, Chez ..o n.a Fio-
ured Alplcas ut tho s"rre = ices iv rs Meu.lisss
lat Fall. 'N'' % "oul
Como and select 4 dso hat,r, ,bor ar, riol.
Cd over. " pN
ap = W.T. !hER sLAYMAKER.
bo1S' ASsIMEREs.
week. ''' 49,
-.4pr- ROBT. L WOOD.
y HITTING COTTON IN BALLS.
Tho very best article. A full assortment just
received.
anl2 no BIT. L. WOOD.
NTEW CALICOES AN LoW-PRICED
" DRESS GOODS.
Very pretty. oon
Y'AASTSH' rL< .srEn, r1AS1HF'
To STRIVE per
ScAooncrs Pin,s
WV. Marcy,
| ~. Austin,
>. Brrcc, and
I. J. Trafton.
Fer Sale at 10Y est market prices hT
spl! Hof ~, WEDDERBURN Z
"" We Ii T rAr5ks FOR SPRING
Tue ',srfsL t. best and cheapest assortment o
Will pNPER5A AND BORDERS,
J 'eF '"''e'' J." 'D'S LIZ j.. + DIARIES,
s,u No. 1875 King st.
arOTIGi-Persons having small lMPKOV
, " ED FAEMS for sale near this CITY, or ~
4 ;nc on or near the lines Of railroad leading mere
- vii do well - enter them at our office As "
. have irequcn. applications for property or ths
kind. ,MVGI M 80 E;no {,
q ap II Nrst r-t. ag$. -
rX%gUTRIX'S NOTICE-All person
y ~ having claims Hgains. the estate OF Inc lAt
" CLIO iE. nrc hereby notified TO pre-
.ont Tho same cor payment and AL debtors I
10 ssid esis.e will take notice that they nlu:
- snt,ln the amounts due by them re:pectiVs!5
mn 2s-Iawiw A. (. Los h3ocLtrL
iNo.1rERUVlAN GuASo.
Just received a supply o. &c. fEh TtlIh
=" GIiANG, ex ship Intrepid, f'on the Chlnch
i.IsnGs. For s.le st loves: marko! :aleS U
, suU HOOE, WEDDERBURN o.
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W D.
Wanted TO exchange the following FARMS
for improved city property, in either of the
cities of Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore or
Philadelphia, 10 wit:
No 39-A FARM Of 500 acres; Culpeper
county, Val good improvements saw mill,
grist and merchant mill; fino esta!e. Price
$50 per acre.
No. 4 "A FARM Of 800 acres; Culpeper CO.,
Va 225 of which is in valuable timber ordi-
nary improvements. Price Sl5 per aero.
No 158.-A FARM Of $50 acres, in Fuuquier
CO., Va adjoins tho Fauquier Sulphur Springs;
four comfortable Dwellings and out-buildings
soil Of fine quality good dairy and fruit farm.
Price $50 per acre. Apply to
SMOOT & MILLER,
au LIT Raal Est. Ap,s.. LIZ King ST
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Away with Specfacles.-Old Eyes made
new, easily, without doctor or medicines. Sent
post paid on receipt of lOc. Address
DIR. +. B. FOOTE.
NH SIN 120 Lexington Av., N. Y.
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THILDREN'S CAKRIAGESl
CHILDREEiS CARRIAGESl
Wholesale and retail. First invoice Of tho
sesson. Received this day by New York
steamer a full assortment Of
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
They are remarkable for beauty, strength
and cheapness. Particular attention given to
orders from the country, and an illustrated cat
alogue of styles and ptieas forwarded OH apr,li-
cation. CHAS. W. GREEF,
feb lG GS King street..
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asrSpecial attention paid to tho sale and OK
change of farms in Virginia and Maryland, and
of houses and lots in the city Of Alexandria.
ap TIT
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Main Office, Davis st., Culpoper, Va.
BRANCH Office, } li2 klng st., Alexandrla, Va
Zone door east OF the Marshall House.(
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* 1870,
.uIIMpENIS GA RRIAGES

Cu1LpuEN,s c af7Gl
CHILDREN'S UARKIAG ES.
Received this day by steamer from New
York my first lot of Children's Csrrisges,wAich
for beauty, siren 9Th and price are unsurpassed.
They were purchased direct from tho m~snUf":-
turers, and will be sold on very liberal torN,s
Call and SEQ them.
..C G. BERRY, 70 Kfsy .,
Osaers fnom the country prem>:a7 ~ snica
70. NH 10
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Office OF FISK Il NaTCH.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES,

! pa = u L'o iN Wv EhS-
MEET SECURITIES,
No. ) NASSAU sTREET, NEW YoaE,
February 10Th, 1870.
Inc remarkable sue. es which attended cur
negotiation Of the Loans of the CENTRAL PA
CIEIc RAILROAD COMPANY and the WEsTEhN
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, and the popu-
larity and credit which these Loans have maln-
tained in the markets, both in this country ana
Europe. have shown that the First Mortgage
Bonds CT wisely located ard honorably-msn-
aged Railroads a7o promptly recognized and
readily taken as the most suitable, safe and adj
vsntageous form of investment, yielding a
moro liberal income than can hereafter be de-
rived from Government Bonds, and avsilsble
to take their place.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation
Of superior Railroad Loan, we are meeting q
groat public want, and rendering a valuable
service-both to tn holders Of Capital and to
those great National works Of internal i'm
provemcrt whose intrinsic merit and substan-
tial character, %cntitle them TO the use Of Capital
and the confidence Of investors-we now offer.
with special confidence and satisfaction, The
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
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HIShl FISH FISHl!

TIShl FISH FlSHl!
Arrived, per scbr. Mary FlctcheT,s we'll So
lected cargo Of
EASTERN HERRING,
1So bbls Halifax No. 1GIBBED HERRING.
leo bbls PORTLAND ROUND
400 bbis EASTPORT No.
which will be cold low from wharf.
AMY TO NJ. ELDRIDGE u CO.,
feh S-tf No. 4 South Wharves.
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TIME BARTLETT CHEMICAL ~ COM
L BIN4D WARRANTEp PT Nv WHITE
LEAD and ZINC. combiniRS'' hodr Of lead
ana the We ut Il St n:aN IS and polish of
No charge for packages =; 80" 10000 n Sll
per lOo lbs. We woul4s,' tf,.e nt;ion Of iho:e
intending TO paint tor sda.;-shlo ~sr,icIo.
EASr 81 JANNEY & CO
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EsT IT l. "a =

:. BEAfiAM. Q! kin!, >tr,.., j. ru~ sell
iEg his Ciilr!liNG sndGhMT'H' FURNISH.
No tt'i D. 1T prices rating before tha W IT.
Gall early and secure our bargains mh25
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REAL ES FATE BROKERS

}. R. SMOoT J. GREEN MILLER
SMooT q MILLER,
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g. FOR ~RENT-The STORE, No. 22O King
H.t street. Apply Ut l07 King street.
nov l6 COOK u CREIGHTON.
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w II "o ALE GROCEE : {.
n.cnr -tLISH, PAUL IL CO,
.naS ened a Wholesale Grocery in f:i'
IAnaIe" cir business in Alexsndri. will t!
coh<n" Il from thi. day under the nslne ct
GREGORY Il co.
N lin No. 80 cor. King and Water SITS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-28

Fresh Garden. Flower Fruit.
Herb. Tree, Shrub and Evergree m
seeds, with directions for culture,
pre- paid by mail. She most com
plefe and .iudfciOus assortment i'm
the country Agents wanted.
rs Sorts Of either for s1Oo; prepaid by maiIc
tatoes, &C.. prepaid by mail 1bs. Early Ros~
Potatoes, prepaid. for 81 90 Conover's Colossal
Asparagus. 3d. per 100: sa5 per 1000 prepaid New
so cents each, prepaid True Cape Cod Cranberry
for upland or lowland culture, $1.0G per 100 pre-
paid, with directions Priced Catalogue to any
address, gratis: also trade list. Seeds on com
mission B. NJ WATSON. Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Establish
ed In 1872 4m30
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Carpenters Automatic Grain
Binder.

At recent exhibition of his Automat-
ic Binder, IN Fond du Lac, S. ID. Carpen-
ter made speech in which he recounted
some of the difficulties he had met He
said
The machine before you is the result
of eight years constant toll and some
$4,000 in money and time reduced to
money. 1t is now SO near perfection that
after two weeks constant study, manipu-
lation and reflection, since it was COM
pleted, am at loss to find part thai
can better, except some unessential de-
tails that do not trench upon its princl-
pies of action or efficiency. 1t is the
eighth machine have built, besides three
| have changed of others make, with a
view to- adapt the binder to some known
device for reaping This machine
saves six hands In the harvest field, and
besides will collect and save substantially
all the shelled grain and loose heads that
usually go to the ground as waste in ma
chine haI vesting. La short, propose to
save to the farmer between $25 and $50
per day over the old way" and If do
this, it will pay me richly for all the ep-
fthets that crackers may hurl against ME.
he UldCiLiuC anu DIuuS tuC grain,
and carries the bundles together, dropp
ing them for shocks.
The editor OF the Commonwealth, who
was present at the exhibition and saw
the Binder work, says:
"As we looked upon that perfect piece
of mechanism saw it operate IN the most
complete manner, and reflected that it
would prove blessing to the great hu.
man family-would be worth millions oil
dollars every year, and then looked at the
patient, kindly, but care-worn face of its
inventor, we thanked God that S. D. Car
penter had been gwen to the world, and
felt like writing MS name by the side of
Watts, Morse, Fitch and Fulton"
The many friends of Mr.. Carpenter
will be sincerely rejoiced at his success.
He has Iabored long and faithful, and
deserves rich reward for his many sac
rifces.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-28

I'VE Novelty Clothes rInger gx+ibited at the
IL late Fair of the American Institute, were
awarded the rIGHEsT PREMIUMS 1t Is now
admitted that they have equals 80 family wiring
ers.-Nec York LIBERAL Christian.
The proprietors of the NOVELTY WRINGvR say,
take It on trial with any or all others and keep
the best" This seems Co carry confidence with It.
and is conclusive that the manufacturers are hon.
est in their dealings with the public, It has
cog-wheels on both ends, so arranged as to give 1t
one third more poaosr than wringers with cog
wheels on one end only. The rolls are allowed to
separate freely at either end These, besides 9th.
er advantages which it contains. sc nus to he In.
dispensablc to practical wringer.--Neso YORK. IN
dependent. AZ
This wringer seems to have all the good points
requisite to practical machine We are
confident that the Novelty merits all that is
said in it's favor Hearth and Home. sses = a.
This Company hsye. from the commencement.
guaranteed their wringers perfectly satisfactory in
all cases. which may. to some extent account for
their great success Nothing can be more
appropriate for holiday present than one of these
best OF wrinpers. - etc FORK ttristid- Advocate
For sale eVerywhereY 6sasHaa
NIB. PHELPS q CO.,
GEN. AG'Ts, IL CoRTLANDr sr, New YORK.
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a GENTS wANTED!HPass I la Ris't ii Dr.
stoneroads GALVANIC OIL and ca
THARTIC SYRUP!
We have purchased the right and title oil
Manufacturing and Vending of the above
named Preparations, which have had very
~ extensive local reputation, and now intend
to introduce them to the public on more
extended scale, by a somewhat new but very
| popular plan. viz: PACKAGE SYSTEM
We want Agents to canvass every City
Town, Village and County in this state and depos
it one package Of the above remedies with every
family and collect the same when due.
Goods sold only to and by Canvassing Agents.
Agents furnished with any amount OF goods.
No capital required. s. .
No pay required for goods until sold.
Also, Agents Wanted to sell the CREAM OF
LILIEs-the most popular Of all toilet articles
for Beautifying the Complexion, removing Freck-
les, Sunburn, Pimples, &c. tits handsomely put
up and lie well adapted 20 be sold by Lady Canvass
ers. Every young LADY will have 1t. Sold only by
Canvaesing agents. f 1876 s.
Those out of, or wishing light and profitable en-
ployment, male or female, should address, STONE
ROAD b CO., 46 Liberty st., Pittsburgh, Pa. for
particulars and Private Circular with Instructions
to Agents. 6m37