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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-06
j. Y. Bailey d Go.

AAIER Mil. The best fosr mannfae.r-.f
ai"aNs on hand. Grisiinc done % order tv
.sass miller The highest market prise n
cash paid all times for Wheat. Mil Al ndr.h east
part Of town
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J. +. Van Valkenburgh

WHOLESALE LIQUOR TORE ff,r.-s
w ioE medicinal and ofhef pnrpo.ci,- can ,s
nad AZ my store, one door north OF IA, Br-l.l
MAY IL 1866 7 I NArys-ar r-r-N-,r-t,,.rf
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Gr. 4. q. ROrf0n.

DHYSICAN& SURGEON. Bourbon. Ind. o..
over Grosh * Beck Bros hardware .tofs
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j. j. VinaII,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Il Particular attention paid 10 Ohstretrjc r,-
fice, aud diseases Of women and children Dr..
over 3rOwhlee's store. Residence oppo.i,. -
northwest corner Of the public square, Plyn,or,i
Ind. 80 s--t
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Medical.
DIR. j. Leland.
\. \. Todd,
DIR. l.. johnson,

hRUGGIST. Or T A. Lemons old sfsn.
~ Michigan street, Plymouth. Indiana.
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Town Lots.

Lot 81 in original plat of Plymouty: house large
enough for families; of the most deslra BILE
Iot, I'm,
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INSURAN CE.

Areputation for HONESTY, FAIR DEALING
and PROMPT PAYMENT of LOSSES during a
period of sixteen years, together with prudent
management md great wealth. have made this
company one of the most popular in the United
States. For the past three years its success has
been unparalleled Its policies are better than gold
or Government bonds. as the investment is safe
and the profit greater No business man, no young
man. husband or father should delay single
day in getting his life insured Il nd thereby save
his wife or little from possible want when
they are no longer with them to provide. For in
surance in the above old and reliable cOmpony, or
for any information relative thereto, apply either
personally or by letter to
JOHN c. CUSHMAN, Agent,
Plymouth, Indiana.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
MILITARY ITEMS.

The garrison of Fort Delaware, Del, win be
Withdrawn Immediately and the work relinquished to
the Engineer Department. and Company /, lst Z. ).
Artillery, will take post at Fort Wood, y. Y. Harbo.
Lieut. James II. Jones. ih IT, S. Cavalry is announced
a. aidde-camp to Major-Gen Mcdowell, to date from
18th yltimo
4 general Court Martial. with Major Joseph Stewart.
h L. :. Artillery, President, and Lieut.. T.. T. Ncwklrk.
uh L. :. Artillery, Judge Advocate convened at Fort
Macon. n. C., on the 18th inst.
James l.. Lcarer. descrter from Light Battery T. 5th
L. :. Artillery, has been restored 10 duty
The sentences number Of soldiers at Fort Columbus
(GovernOrs Isand have been remitted on the
mendatOn Of the COmmandant and the POst surgeon.
The garrison has been WITHDRAWN from Fort schuyler
aud the work rcnquiShcd 10 tho Engineers. The Lieut.
Coonel aud company have taken post at Fort
Wood, Bcdloe', Island and one company al Fort Hanl
ton, ~ Y Harhor.
The following il copy OF the general order of Gen
Mcdowell regards Quarantine:
HEApQu AKrERs rHE DEPARTNENT or THE EAsT,(
NEwlOKR CITI, Oct. Z, 1870.
SrEcrI ORDER, No l6Tbe QllTsntne at Governors Island
Y larbor win he ydy enforced No person will be allowed to leave
the Island eTt to the Quarantine Hospital nor will commu
except under such restrictions be pre-
.cbe by the Medical Director Of the Department BY command Of
Brg Gen NrpcwclL CHAuSCEY McKEEyER
Assistant Ailuisnt-GcneriL
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
BO1RD or EDUC1IION.
r,r EVENING SCHOOLS CORPORAL PUNISH
MENT.

TIE EVENING SCHOOLS - CORPORAL PUNISH
The Board of Education met yesterday after
noon President mythe in the chair and the City Super
intendent sent In report OF the examination OF evening
schools, which is In substance as follows:
The wee, % S FT " ri %.r The n.s hS ss oy S and
girls There at the Opening the boy
liz Oaa pupils addition 70 which there was 40 attendance 81
s. sSs. % % pupil ..s s o G,'ns sIa & tie S
snd the number Of assistant teachers M The at ,s,sNc
Of Wl pupils. aud has since been very well s'tenaea
but the school t..so ne Nineteenth Ward s m @ s9s,s. .sad St
ace for the two weeks having only while the number Of pupils
Fs1 sassur I'M s 4f snd l. sad SI hat the
Of the scholars unknown to the parents or Guardians oi e 49,
E 5 cent % seso To aa are and ae unaSs Hs
The @ schools uniformly good but ia some Of the % o s nna 10 1n
bOys schools the persistent disorder agd INSTRUMENTATION o % PP
An inspection II school shows that there rev were reg
aens ice Teck 5 second week lo' whole NUN
The report was ordered he printed in the minutes
A communication received from assistant teaoners
in Primary schools asking that their salaries may De
cnualzed with those assistant teachers In Grammar
schools. Referred to Committee on Teachers. -, ,,o
Tenth ward for ycePrnclpal of Primary School No l.
The special order for the evening, report from the
Committee on bylaws &c. relative TO corporal punish
ment the schools, taken up The report Is
to restoring corporal III ne Snbbed %
Wr Wood I'm the course OF long debate, said that he
felt urged to advocate the repeal or the law
cornor pnnisbment in the same proportion the ap
ncaOn of corporal punishment had diminished 20 yust
such an extent had the discipline OF the schO0ls
lie had seen i'm ne newspapers account OF teacher
i'm Boston having been stoned to death by the scnoarS
and IL might be necessary have two or three teachers
here or even two three Commissioners, sacfnceu ne
fore the proper discipline Of the schools coud be
hut so far as he was concerned as Commissioner ne
desired 10 he excused. Qaugter) To punish boys Dy
expeling them from the schools was no punishment 10
the boys but certainly 10 the parents II was
great credit, however to any schOOlmaster VINO cou
get along without punishng his scholars, Dut at tne
same time he thought moral suasion was hlnDug.
Mr. Sands said this subject involved the question
whether the Board shOud govern the scholars py hoa
suason or otherwise. He thought the evidences were
ample that beating child not training him We had
with pride by citizens generally. He thought the sen
en of the people OF this city in favor OF abolshns
corporal punishment In the schools. =, .
The report of the Committee was then adopted by
vote of five TO three. -, H.. -
A resolution offered by Mr.. wood adopted, that
special committee be appointed 10 investigate reports o
crue unnatural punishment in some oT the SCHOOLS
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

a strange suicide took place at Matteawan
on The Hudson last Monday John Armstrong was
brought from England by manufacturing company OF
that place 90 years ago to- sperlutcnd their works lie
has for that period acted dramghtsman and book
keeper for the company IN addition To his duties as
rupcrntcndent, for which fine intellect aud aptitude
for arranging machinery made him well adapted He
was OF steady habits; and showed eccentrcity only In
Ignoring all friends and acquaintance for the last
years, except man. Mr. John Rothrry, for whom he
seemed ~ have an almost romantic attachment 10 was
understood that early IN life he had been crossed In
love nnatr A few weeks he began 10 give intma-
tons that he was tired Of e and Monday morning
he went Ia his rooms, which 10 H. said hut hims.
has entered ur 20 years, ani there blew his brains
lie left note directing that his body he sent To DR. John
w Draper of this city for dissection lie also made
Robbery the executor ~ the will which had
before drawn mp. He understood TO have SIS OoO or
$4,000 In money and In property, chieny tools and
chtncry. la his rooms u considerable amount of
silver coin IN boxes. lie was 79 years OF age.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
STATE HOMEOPATHIC ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE.

OF funds required for the establishment Of hospital for
the insane at MddlctOwn, in Orange County N Y, un-
der Homeopathic auspices. Some s!25,OOO has been
pledged for the purposc-sF0O0 by the State and the
balance by private parties But the appropriation of
this amount l. contingent upon the raising of $4,000
more. The latter sum d.. George +. FOOte who is the
originator of The enterprise ana by his personal eXer
Ons has brought II to s present status hopes 10 raise
In this city aud H. appealing 10 the cAartablv dis
posed. The place selected for the site of ts asylum il
from two Ia three hours ride from this city, the line
of the Erie and Of the Midland Railway The country
is free from miasmatc Influences, and is remarkably
healthy The officers OF the institution President,
Robert III. Berdc; Nice-Pre, ,ident Fred 4. COukng;
Secretary, Carroll Dunham NJ. d. Treasurer, Peter 2.
Hoe Contributions may be sent Ia Dr. Geo L. FOOte.
General Agent, care Of John Gray. No. West Thirty
sccOnd-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

hRe, the benign apostle of peace offered the rruh a
nOsptaes OF his house their next meeting ana s %
sossIon aOrned 10 try the art Of cOnversatn 10, o
III stray groups, or brief Hted ties and tbs
""nt our several ways. My individual wavs We
Pas oi PIsassntne-s, for they led 10 the Woman c
iaiV4Is' "hefe MIS- Howe dispensed nectar and no @
pIO5n-Or was II coffee and salad Ito a half % aah-
guests, among whom were two Engsh penfiennn,'
SonVersed win genality and receptyify which WI, WI
,Hh", sntsned Mr Aleotts heart ana we're only 1
ma, disappointed IN America because they coyi f @
ma here Mr Punchs Yankee and not .o had 49, nol
them, " Du tell" '' "@'i sald %
4
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
"a CORRECTIONN

To me RAZOR Qf The Irtbt"r.
SrR: Ny statement published III IHE NL".
YORK TRIBUNE Of the 18th inst. haYing iri'fe'.''
resolutions published by the New York CtteA'
tion. ayerring that they were not ssl.' 't, H. -" "a.
names were amended. was founded upon "'.l. ID.
formation furnished by another pers"h VIZ. ~, l.N
attached and who denied his signature @ .' ", ,,,u,
finds ne made an error OF date. nav .'' A. lr.tIaf
for doubling the genuines~ of the SghaF,'. ,b.,I
To the oih'erS VI >r- tno AS''' : n. iGot.'4-
this note. Yours,
Nelr- York. OcI. Is ESQ.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
Al the Tombs Police Court, YESTERDAY, -, S"S =,

AT the Tombs Police Court yeesiellu,,' M. s',1 on
tice Hogan committed Henry MTD,rH,, ,,r. of 10 -
Wooster-st lille in a saloon in the Eishta ,to ant
Dermott went West. hut returned ~ -, prt Edward
TSSeiev canst in the act roobing the
of Michael Doolady, at No " Nassau 81, .o from Rob
ert q Bolton while the latter WAS hasieninS ,r,nls-
at No Il Pne-st John scbael OF sV; sSsnd b, his st
dropped s2ss IN his oiee am ana ,waher Of musical
ments and organized minstrel ,roaPe bs me a,rE
ances were brought 10 an end who app.o-
priated sI25 belonging To Isaac stewart & ~ WCt,. ag
at the Erie Hotel. IN Nest-''i -Ii' '--.a tl 1
who stole piece ~ hncnN -ii.I 70
Jacob Balm, at Nc, NJ. "A NAss'S'-
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

~ ,a,cod to the music OF the Prussian ana Bauun it
hauds some rolled about tho grass utering race
~ erayr German legionnries. who icpuisen le'i r, m
t. ..s ,.,onisbment gt their unworthy hehfin IN
utter oas AM exceedingly painful disgusting ana,
ABOVE all undlgdhed one ealea1asa H,S t modify
rree ~ ~ ,nnnnnts 80 of respect for les HHfaes fHhfms
ihe r Mn nrviyed-in the breasts OF few o tie foreign
bvstanders-the terrible des'Has'o"e"eS' '''
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
THE HUDSoN RIVER SUSPENSION BRIDGE A


TIE HID-ON EINER SUSPENSION BRIDGE-A 4
CORRECTION.
The officers of the Hudson River suspension
Bridge and ~ T.. r. r. Co. wish TO correct the account
of their plans aud progress which appeared in morning
paper yesterday They have decided not to build the
road TO New Haven 10 consolidate with the Derby road
and to make consolidation whatever but after reach
ing the Connecticut line, 10 cooperate with any line
which they may think most desirable.
Nor II the Company ready stated to begin work on
the bridge No work will he done before the directors
have completed their plans as To insure them
against i"y interruption.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
ALTERED CHECKS.

There are some further developments in the
recent altered check operations from which 1t appears
that the plan was to flood the street with the certified
checks of one the prominent brokers' the amounts
having been increased by the addition OF cipher The
operators had altered sufficient number Of the checks
which had been egitimatey obtained--sometmes chang
ing $500 s50JO and In instance S65 to so5OOto
have enabled them realize 100000 II not detected IN
tme The broker whose name was used began 70 sls-
pect that something wrong from the fact that so
many his for small amounts not presented
for pa ymrnt 4 Government detective was cuplOycd,
who succeeded in recovering number OF the altered
checks and returned them the broker The proceed
ings not yet ended.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

AT the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Justice Iedwith committed Thomas Freeman, who had
stolen the gold watch Of Andrew Brogan of No. 3l7
Second ave. and James Robinson, who broke into the
Par kers flour mills i'm Poughkeepsie were
omrn'a r s az a. w. on lWsday The loss Is slooo1 insur
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
TAXING POSSESSION OF sTRAsBorRc.


Tiegroph with the army before strasbourg writes Sep
trmbcr 2B:
Al O'Clock the French guards relieved by Ger
man soldiers who took pOs,1-iO Of the gates and all
other important posts, nd Ht lli the troops, about 5000
strong, marched IN with colOrs nying and bands playing
after taking part IN the ceremony ~ surrender bY the
French. The German army pnrhdcd ON an enormous
piece Oi open Ound abuttinR the Raes between the
POrtc- NatOnac and DE Saycruc, Con. Werdcr ~ It's
head, surrounded by brilliant stan In full uniform
de 0oidJ. As the clock struck ~, Gen uhrch emerged
from the former gate, followed hJ his Rtan.
aud advanced toward the German commander,
who aligltcd from his horse, and stepped forward Ia
meet him, holding Out his hand. NcSt came Admiral
Exeelman0, Brg.-Gen de Barfal. and the rest O the
superior officers then The regulars marines. douhnlrrs.
and mob0is with fiags flying nnd arms shoudorcd. u
II 10 he regretted that with the exception Of the marines
ana douaniers, who made excellent appearance the
troops behaved disgracofully, and contravencd the
terms OF the captuatiOn In manner that hut too
plainly betrayed the state Of utter into
which they had fallen aud which have tho highest M.
Uhrieh's surrender Al least two thirds ~ the men
were drunk-yolenty and oneBsiyely drunk. hundreds
az az tDey stumbled through the ruined gateway. dashed
e fnes tO pieces against the walls fe paving stones
anu hurried their sword bayOnes into the oat: from one
Dathlioh alone elnanaed cheers Of Vyela fpnbliate
- SlVe la PrusseV and " Nive rEmpereurl" The ON
ceI7 lhhde no attempt whatever 10 keep the men i'm
order or prevent them from destroying the arms which
sShers OF the captuation had engaged themselves
'" aeaVet up " Ae oeImau letors. Many VI the Iuen
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
UiLL-ST. OPER1TIONS.
, r,xK,yG-uorsE TELLER ABsCoNDs,

A BANKING-HOUSE TELLER ABSCONDs'
A Mr.. Wallace, teller in the banking house
Of wnsow Laner & Co., was granted leave OF absence
the latter part week. His successor speedily as
covered that for time deficit in his accounts hau
been growing until it reached about $4,000 The de-
,outer was found 70 have absconded and thorough
examination OF the books begun, ana the case
placed in the hands NJ lawyers, by whose advice me uc
three DAYS there have been ruInOrs OF the delacaoh
upon the street. As usual IN such CAST tne ossea
near 10 have proceeded from specuatiOns IN Stocks.
They have continued period Of several months,
and the books were manipulated to conceal them
for the time The deficit finally became so large tlat
cnnceament out of tue question ana hlght ana M
mediate exposure ensued. Mr.. Wallace j. about 80 years
of age is married and has family. He has ENJOY ed te
fullest confidence OF his employer, and they are SIN III
cned to spare him much as possible from e cohsc
utieucrs of his BETRAYAL of their trust
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
' Il was not anything she said,
Itwas not ANYTHING she did
ltw.. the lifting of her Nd, %

Perhaps the highest conversational attainment would
b. a kind OF conversational senography.
Mrs. Howe said modestly that while hearing so much
that good she had found II difficult 20 adhere To her
own train of thought, but she wanted 70 say word
the trio When two meet together they must try
find the third which Is their mutual understanding or
each other our voting has too long been night, and
the present problem il how 10 change this Might not
woman bring In her hands the harmonzing thirdf A
~ peace commission is wanted. my peace leave
with you' was The most blessed of legacles.
Az sQV Nitcr Ills, d. DIQ. mig .veAsI " lis serene
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-06
BOOTS AND SHOES.
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
Is 7 O.
". Il. w a ID ID r Y,
w. Il, w a ID I'D r. i
yING GrRUET
al hINV d II HE .......'' '''''
AhEXA VA.

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The subscriber has ust received, and Aa'ing
bought at gold rates, can afford to sell at prices
to suit the times, one of the largest. most varied
and best assorted stocks Of Ladies', Gentle
mems, Misses and Children's Boots ana onGes 2;s
long experience in tho trade has enabled him to
nrocurea stock manufactured from the best
material, and in desirable and stylish manner an
and on the most favourable terms; and, with ad-
vantages in his favor, he can afford to sell a. :,
cheap as the cheapest. A largo stock OF ID IA l
GOODS, suitable for the country, to which he
;nvites the special attention Of country mer-
chants. All in want will do we'll to call at "a
King street DDpv
NH N-4m w. Is. WADDbI
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BE11ENDoRF has found test so delicate
that one mart of arsenic in one million parts OF
solution may be detected, and the presence Of
aptimony does not affect it. 10 apply this test
The suspected liquid is ,nixed with hydrochloric
acd until fumes are apparent. Chloride OF
tin is then added, and basis precipitate con
tanning the greater part of the arsenic as a
metal mixed with the oxide Of tin is thrown
down
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-06

CHEAP HATs.-On of the novelties oil par's
is a hat made of wood shavines, which sells Tor IL!
i've cents, really superior quality selling Tor
twenty cents. The best looking as finely as the
Panama, are of exquisite whiteness, hsnt anu
comfortable, and with careful hano'ne Will 'ast
some DAYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-06
PROPOSALS FOR OAK TIES.

Sealed proposals will be recsvcd NJ the "tico
Of the Alexandria and Frederlcksourg Railway
Company, in Alexandria. Va, up to CLOCK
~, m. Of 18th Juno, 1870, for the delivery on the
line of IS said M raway dae Ae;
not;nt Of THIRTY THOUSAND [3O,OO0l
WHITE OAK RAILROAD TIES:
For specifications and details apply TO LIN
COLIN & MlLLARD, Washington, u. g., or
10 tho Secretary Of the Company, at AlcxaI-
drs, or 10 the subscribers at Richmond, Va
Dated May 23, 1870 o,,
w. :. LINCOLN,
otl,6Sao2w Directors.
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l1AG AND STEA M FIJI "
{H
WIN. COGAN,
No Is North Royal street
Has constantly on hand large III" '"'"P' 7l"
assortment ot
CHAN DE III kRS,
BRACKETS,
HASPS
PENDANTS,
sTATIONA AND PORTABLE bt;'''
LIGHTS IN VARIETY
pcprEI,AlNS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA Ant
OTHER SHADES;
CHIT Gl.OUND AND PLAIN Gil Hh' !,
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, EAh| = -.
md everything in the Steam Fitting Line.
Public Buildings and dwellings furnished
nnd Gl!el up with Gas in the most substSn' III
and elegant nannor. w
steam Wu7,; for Factories, Mills, &c, prong l.
" and imithiuliy executed all u. prices whls" "
will give satisfaction. my 81
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4 LEXANDRIA planning MILLS.
ROBERT JAMIEsoN BOYD II. SMITH.
JAMESON & SMITH,
JOHN X. LAMBDEN, Superintendent,
Nos % and 81 Water st..
Are prepared to furnish at short notice al
on reasonable terms
SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, BRACKETS,
MOULDINGS,
BALLUSTERS
Newell POSTS.
WEATHER-BOARDIN
SIDING, BOX STUFF,
DRAWER STUFF,
PANELS, &C.. Sc.
And to execute all kinds Of Scroll Saving
end Wood Turning Planning, Tongueing and
Growing and Surfacng done in the bosL man
nor. Thoy will also furnish plans snd speciii-
cations ior dwellings. stores and othor building.
iv 2-tf
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The government of Paraguay has made q
demand upon Brazil for the surrender OF Mad
ane Lopez ard tho large amount OF treasure
alleged to be in her possession, on the ground
that she was the accompce of the Dictator OF
Paraguay The Brazilian Minister however,
rainscs TO surrender Madamc Lopez. and says
that when she is released her accusers can take
such steps as they may think fit in tho courts
oT law. and can recover the damages out OF the
proceeds of the estates belonging to her. which
have been seized by the provisional govern
mcnt of Paraguay. The Brazilian Minister
nlso states that the effects Of Madame lnp'z,
seized in her coach. were ofno great value
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DHILiP PARK,

DHILiP PARK,
EACTICA PLU 81 B X,
No. ~ South Fairfax street, :
The oldes. and best established IIIhD @ ,;iR ,hE
establishments in the city All work done '.in L
dispatch, ana in tho most durable anu anal y
m.nlike manner Satisfaction guaranteed;
I0RRi NJ, 1orc 1T short notice, and "y 'ui,
salt Or tho most experienced workmen' &c
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DRUGS. CIIEMles;... .s~.
y w EET QUINaNE

hhr e''NaSE
Is a Recent Improvement.
Replaces the uss Of the BITTER SULPHATE
QUlNlNE, with which all arc raiuiiinr
Doso for dn:c IT. ia
VA II 4 A N TED
Fully equal in every way to Bitter Quihinc,
And, like il, is tho one
Great, Positive and 1nrailing CURE for all
DISEASES OF MALARlOUS ORIGIN.
Fever and Agua,
Intermittent Fovcr,
Chill Fevor.
RemiLtcnt Fever,
Bilious Fever,
DImh Ague
and the long train Of disorders following thnso
when neglected.
SWEET QUINlNE
made solely from Peruvian Park $50 is Bitter
Quinine therefore it is of NcgctlblD lD origin,
and not n Minern. Poison, bu. on tho contrary
is proved To be ono of tho clements found IN tho
blood of AL healthy persons.
SWEET QUINlNE
acts as an antidote to, rs we'll rs n cure for, ma
larial or miasmatic poison, tho absorption of
which by the lungs causes Intermittent fnyors,
etc. Tho only advantage claimed for
SWEET QUININE
over the use Of Old Bitter Quininu is tho entire
absence Of that intense, persistent bitterness,
which in The lattor is an Insurm mnuntable Obsta-
Gle to its uso with most persons, and always
with children.
SWEET QUlNINH
Is in two forms--n Powder, for tho use of Ply
sicians and Druggists, and Fluid, for usn in tho
family and for the general public.
STEARNS, FARR & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists,
NEW YORK.
For sale by E. S. LEADBEATEK s. BRO,
wholesale agents for Alexandria. my 2 nrGm
ESTABLISHED T7s".
~ $. LEA OBJ EATER & Bro,
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS. PAINTS. Oils,
VARNISHES GARDEN SEEDS,
SPICES, .AClDS, Sc.
Nos. and South Fairfax sls
aug 2-tf Alexandria, Va
C0OK & CREIGHTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dcaiors in
PURE DRUGSA AMI CHEMICALS, PAINTS.
WINDOW GLASS AN d PUTTY
No. l07 King street.
Prompt attention given 10 orders and "a
luires from the country. nsr 9-t:
SAMUEL H. JANNEY MAuLoN II. JANNEY
TANNEY s. CO.,
PuHE DRUGS, LEW1S' : WHITE LEAD
Paints, Oils and Varnishcs,
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MRRoIDEREp GRENADINE.

r,MBROIDERED GRENADINE.
A beautiful assortment; latest styles OF Ihe
season. Just received at =. -,
my 80 WlTMER & SLA1 M A n Eh D.
NNGLISH SALAD DRESSING, something
T. very nice, for sale by
my 2b VIM. F. BROOkES. l79 King ST.
UHOICE DRIED BEEF for sale by
NH 25 }. CLINTON MlLBURN