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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-07-07

Bead the tollovis.g letter from
one o. The Oldest and most
reliable grocery merchants an
the city Of Davenport.
FRIEND WALTON:
Agreeably to my
promise to you when
here, | write you, for
publication if you see
proper, a true state
ment of the good ef-
fccts Of Roback's
Stomach Bitters upon
myself. | had been
troubled with indi-
gestion for a long
time, attended with
severe headache,p par
ticularly aftereating &.
when for :unately an
old soldier friend
came int the store
andrecolslmended me
to use ROback's Bit
ters. 1 did SO by taxi
gasmaH wine-glass
full just before eacll
meal, andtOmy great
Joy l was relieved at
once, and am now
well by their use. 1
would not be without
them at any price. l
have not taken any
other medicine since
i commenced using
the Bitters. And /
can say with a clear
conscience. try Re-
backs Bitters-tkcv
will do all they are
recommended to 10
If taken according
to directions.
Yours truly,
FRANK I'LL. MILLER,
9th firm. of Beideback & Mincr
Wholesale Grocers, Davenport.
Iowa.
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ad, kidneys, bladder womb and blood. sion
che urinary orgrns, gravel scrofula Hheumats Ca
AsVvh. Asthma, bronchitis dyspepsia. H f u
practice Ii Of experiment., buf 81 twenty
sArs standing founded the laws OF Natuie Year,
experience aud evidence To sustain a. d. down
huild D. sick axe wtl-nu AarAh
sriAing. aattering We know the cause and she
,pnedy needed: guess work but knowledge gained BY
experience in the treatment diseases
sraiveiyno encouragement without prospect Candid
opinions reasonable in our charges, clim not
and common sense Ne invite the eick, NO matter
&n hope make interrogation and decidefor themselves
II will cost nothing consultation free This Is the
sixth year have visited this place and shall max
my visits fer years regularly the days Of thewee
avery eight weeks as I@
Kenosba, Halliday House, Saturday, August
E far 10Th.
EB- Residence and Laboratory, Waukegan III
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A CHANCE TO BUY CHEAP /
4 will sell the Old Stallion formerly owned b.
Perry McCommons, a45ark chestnut hose. IN
good condition. for reasonable price. The soon;
er a purchaser comes the better. The b 9rse car
he found &c my barns In the Town OF Sonlers, two
miles north oil Kenoeha.
8mb0 BENJAMIN G. MANN
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New and Valuable Pamphlet.


ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
HAVE MADE acompilation with a full and
accurate explanation ofsuch portion of the
HOMESTEAD LAWS
as VIII instruct any pesson how to procure 100
acres OF rich farming land for nothing six months
before ieaVlng nome. on the free lands of the west
Also, an article on the
NEW WET,
or that portion of country lying west Of the Miss
lsslppl, and northwest, giving accurate account
OF lts area: population, property UaJudtion man.
U5actres, banks, the estintfted vield Of r,rcSons
metals, number OF Uoters the 0driows productions.
ana yaetd per acre number OF acres under cultir
arson, C1tue OF exports tdb5eof distances etc etc
giving just such Information with reference to the
Neso West as no man in this country can afford to
DC without. Will be sent on receipt of rs cents
Address, JOHN n BITSS
Attorn,y at Law. p. o. Box 57s9. Chicago, Ill.
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&
TOUCHING TRIBUTE.-The New York
Commercial closes a touching tribute to
the memory of Charles Dickens, thus:
How much the Tiny Tins and Little
Nells, the poor Joes, the Warehouses;
and Smikes that still go rowing unbe-
friended through life, have suffered
through this calamity they will perchance
never know-but those whose hearts
bleed for their wretchedness, and whose
tears flow freely over their wrongs, may
one day point them to the grave OF
Charles Dickens as a spot sanctified as
the resting place of one who fought their
fight, and gave up his life on the battle
field He has moved on to take his place
beside the simple lad of Tom ALI
Alone's, though no mlnistering Snags-
by cheered his shadowy retreat with the
old mans offering ola unselfsh affec-
ton. The blow was too sudden, or a
world might have hung upon his parting
accounts and implored the mercy of the
destroying angel.
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Employment Bureau

Young Mems Christian Association,
loom 9, Arcad, Court, Chicago.
WNHE attention Of manufacturers, Jobbers. Con-
= tractors, r. Z. men. Farmers, Nurserymen.
Hotel Keepers. and hose wishing skilled labor OF
any kind is respec fully called to the facilities OF
thi- office for furnishing on short notice. help Of
any desired nationality No ofices charges
j. N. HITCHCOCK, Supi
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TT CONTAINS, The surest and only CERTAIN
method to keep EGGS Fresh and Sweet for at least
one year. The cost is less than half cent per doz
en-, and by this method Eggs bought at eight and
ten cents dozen during the summer can be kept
and sold during the winter for fsom thirty to fifty
cents When once known this method will take
the place of all others. 1T DOES NOT Tarnsh the
Egg or give it the appearance OF age.
When offered for sale Il cannot be told either by
appearance or quality from Fresh Laid Egg.
1T CONFIRMS, The best receipt ever pub
lished of rendering and rancid butter perfect
ly sweet, and also how to give uniform color to
White and Streaked Butter, and the best manner
of mixing and repacking butter for market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-13
ShiDDing Fruit.
TERMS OF suRscRIPTIoN-IN ADVANCE.

New YORK, Sept. 5th, 1s7O.-As request
ed, annex instructions for handling pippns
and ladies' apples, which the shippers should
follow rigidly:
lst. Gather the pippins before they are fully
ripe, picking the fruit with the hand and care
fully laying it in an open house till fully sweat
ed and dried off.
ID. A new barrel only ought to be used after
taking out the bottom, not the head. Tack
the lower middle hoops with three nails alter
Tightening the hoops. Clinch the nails inside
so as to have the barrel smooth inside, put the
head to the floor, carefully select the perfect ap-
Piles and wipc them; place the stems of The ap.
pes to the floor, layer after layer, till the bar
rel is heaping full, gently press in the bottom,
and head line the bottom by tacking slip
across the heading and tack the end hoop with
three nails and turn up the head and do the
the shipper so that they may be known here.
Sd. Ship by the Old Dominion Steamship
line, if from Richmond, sending me bill ladng
of each shipment, seeing that the lots are uni
form and regular throughout. Lots of 100 or
more barrels sell for more than small parcels
or irregular fruit.
4th. Ship no defective or mixed fruit, and
on no account put large fruit on the heads and
poor fruit in the middle of the barrels; in plain
words, let the fruit be packed honestly
throughout.
5th. Handle the Ladies apples as carefully
as the Pippins, observing this one difference
it is the small red Ladies' apples which are
most valuable; the Winesaps, if carefully
handled, will sell too, but the prices have been
from 81 to Sc for them; for the Pippins, 81
to 50, and for Ladies' apples, $40 to $50 per
barrel. The fruit growers along the mountain
spurs in Virginia have fue climate and cx
actly the soil for the growth OF the best apples,
and | desire to sec them reap all the benefits
by adopting the same policy which prevails
here. The Ladies' apples and the Pippins
grow to perfection from the Potomac to the
Tennessee line, and there is nothing which
will pay better for the labor speDt in the pro.
duction than apples. Hoping l have given all
the Instructions necessary, and that our people
may profit by them. l am, yours,
D. Il. LONDON,
No. 63 Broadway.
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BOOK OTICE.
sep lin

FEED! FEED
Receiving and in store
100 bales prime HAY.
so bales RYE STRAW.
1910 bushels MILL OFFAL
500 bushels prime OATS, ropu
400 bushels white and yellow CofN'
100 bushels CORN NJ EAL. ,;,, a.
All of which l will sell in any quahslty nf nf
lowest cash prices, and deliver to any part u
'ne c''s 'e' WIN. F. HENDERSON,
;,9, SO and 81 Cameron street.
TAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS; =
ii we are prepared to furnish bib the g ceicofS'eo
- s:JUDSON GOVERNOR,"
at factory prices. No engine Should be ';a'no" se
one l. is the most perfect Governor IN .,Se. use.
saving from 10 to Is per cent sneod oa iuS'' 0's0
JAMESON u COLLINS,
,s,f 0 Alexsndris. Va.
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NOMINATIONS.
A CA RID.

To the voters Of the It'll Congressional District.
Yielding to the pressing opportunities Of
friends from almost all the counties of the dis
trict, hereby announce myself candidate for
Congress st the ensuing election subject to the
action Of the Convention 10 assemble at War
renton or Alexandra on the 29th instant.
My platform is strictly that of the Conserva.
tive party of Virginia. If nominated, pledge
myself to an active canvass, and if elected will
represent we'll and truly the part Of an honest
and faithful public servant.
ALEX. G. TALIAFERRO,
san l0-2sW2W Rapid Ann, Culpeper CO.
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Fairfax co., aug 25-oo1m
MISS MARKS SEMINARY.

Mss MARKS SEM !NARl'
The duties of this Institute will be resumed
on Wednesday, the 18th of September. AIM
mo more at a useful and practical than showy
education, the course Of instruction in all the
English branches will be thorough. PARTICULAR
attention is given to young children which re-
quire more time and caro- than at any other Pc
Rod of life. Miss M. has been most fortunate
in securing the continued aid Of Miss JANE
GREEN, a we'll educated anG efficient teacher,
and most favorsbly known to this community.
Professors for Languages and Music will be
employed to meet the exigencies of the School.
Terms msde known npon application TO- tho
Principsl at her residence. PA King ST., whero
the School room is most eligibly situated.
on 0-potf
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Va Col. GEO. W. BRENT, whose quali6cs-
tions and abilities arc well known and appre-
ciated, will DO proposed to tho Conservative
Convention which will be held next fall, COM
posed of delegates from the Conservatives in
the counties which may compose the district of
which Alexandria will form part ss a candi-
date for Congress.
iy2l VOTERS.
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Ns- Seventh Congressional District Of Vir-
gi,aia.-We are requested to announce that, in
obedience TO the solicitation of many friends IN
Congressional District, Judge HENRY W.
THOMAS will be candidate to represent the
Seventh Congressional District of Virginia in
the next Congress of the United States, subject
to the action of convention of the Conserv-
ative party, ifit shall be doomed necessary that
one shall be held. VOTERS.
Falls Church, Va, jy 8-eo1w&1awtf
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To the editor of the Alerandria Gazstte:-
Please announce me as a candidate for Con-
gress at our November election; subject TO the
Judgment of Conservative Convention. The
necessity of holding such a convention is pal
pable to all, and the claims Of ali candidates
should bs cheerfuly submitted to that arbitra
ment. A. j. MARSHALL.
Wsrrerton aug S-tT
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~ To the Voters ofthe Seventh Con5ress1on-
al District of Virginia.-The name OF our es-
teemed fellow. citizen H. 0. CLAUGHToN, ESQ.,,
is presented to the voters Of the Seventh Con-
gressonal District Of Virginia rs suitable can
didste to represent the said District in the next
Congress. 1t is needless to say anything of his
qualifications for the position, in our communl'
ty whore ho is SO we'll known, but to the voters
Of other portions of the field we can cordially
endorse HIM as entitled to their confidence and
support, both on account of his integrity as q
man as well as for his abilities to discharge the
duties pertaining to that station.
10 1G-1awtf MAN Y VOTERS.
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TT F, HENRY'S SCHOOL.

This SCHOOL FOR BOYS. which, with the
exception of the period Of the war, has been IN
successful operation since tho year 1857, will
commence its next annual session on the 9th OF
September, in the large and comfortable room
in the second story of the building on the south
east corner OF King and Alfred streets The
course of study is that of liberal English Clasc
steal and Mathematical education. Terms Of
tuition, per quarter. in advance ranging from
Sc to Sl6, depending upon the branches taught
@Persons wishing to secure places in the
School may find the subscriber at his school
room On any day after the 3Oth of August, be-
tween the hours of and IL O'Clock m;
aug 16-eotf d. +. HEN NR1.
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j. W. MALLS. d. "; N LID
JAMES ". N A LIS & o N,

+ NAIIS B. W. n ALLb
A MES W. MALLS s. SON,
j 1877 King st., Alexa.. Va.
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash. Blinds, Door
Bslusters, of different patterns, and Newell
Posts. 4 large stock Of French and American
Glass, double and single thick. of al sizes
Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead. ard other
brands O. ane quality. Putty, Turpentlne an, and
Cement, Calcined Plaster, Pitch and Felt for
Roofing, Sc A large stock of Pugh's celebra-
ted Car Augers, and other articles found in first
class Builders Furnishing establishments;
All orders for Lumber, Brick and all kinds
Torms cash feb lift
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KEAT REDU CT / o n
IN TIE

Ut lNTBE
PRICE OF Z + A S.
Having purchased full stock before the ad,
vance in gold, we arc enabled to sell IEAo
from 10 to 10 per cent cheaper than heretofore.
Gunpowder, SIPS, sl.5o. sl.75 cxtrs".."s; 1870
Imperial. 81, Sl.3O; 10y
Yonnr Hvson 81: ..... ].5O
Uolong. black, 81, S1.l3; ...." I'Eo o
Japan, SI.25; i.ou
English Breakfast, ". -
Any Tea purchased from Us we guarantee
pure and if not satisfactory will be exchanged.
We have also Il full stock of Green and Roast
COFFEES, SUGARS, SPICES, MUSTARD,
SODAS, SOAPS, CANNED FRUITS, &C.
CHINESE TEA COM PANY,
No. IL North Royal street,
sup 1O-1v Near the Market
CHOOL BOOK NOTICE.
Tho Subscribers arc now receiving per sloam-
or and express their fall supply or SChOOE
BOOKS and SCHOOL STAI lONEf1, anu
would call the attention Of teachers ana parchIs
N Ihcir large and varied assert tment, ~here
nav he found all books used in the schools IN
this section of the country, and AZ inc lowest
nett cash prices.
They will be in almost daily receipt OF books
and stationery during tho season.
Country orders, for either books CT statlonc-
~, from planters, merchants or school teach
crs promptly filed Al lowest prices for cash.
J. s. w. j. ENTW1SLE,
sep lin l02 King street.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND FRAME
FAGT0Ry

Corner Queen and Fairfax sts.. Alexa..
We have now made up 500 doors of all sizes,
from So to $40; 500 Windows of Sash, glazed
and unglazed, cheap; 2OU pairs Blinds. all
sizes; 10000 feet Mouldngs, 40 different pat
terns. Will make at short notice Window and
Door Frames, Brackets, SC, Novels, Balus-
ters and Hydrants constantly on hand. Libor-
al discounts made to dealers.
Being practical mechanics ourselves, We feel
confident that we can please our customers.
Planning, Tongue and Growing, Saving,
Turning and Sc1oll-Sawing done in the best
manner,
Plans and specifications furnished TO parties
contracting with US for building materials.
nar2 RISHElLL & HOOGE.
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CTANMORE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
y SANDY SPRING.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD.
The exercises of this School will be resumed
on the first of the tenth month, October.
Terms: For Board, Washing and Tuition in
the English Branches; $225 per school year.
For Circulars containing lull partcu lsrs
call on Robert II. Miller, Alexandria, Virginia,
or address
anc 15-eotOl Sandy Spring Md.
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M RS. ROBT. A. CASTLEMAN will resume
Nl the duties Of her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
at her residence, No AZ s. Washington street,
on Monday, the 10th of September. Mrs. @.
will also accommodate several gentlemen or la
dies with comfortable BOARD. sep l0-lw
DR l.. LOEWINSOHN will give instruc
~ tion in the GERMAN Lam UAGE at
Belle Haven and Mt. Vernon Institutes and at
st. Johns Academy during the present session,
and will also open a NIGHT SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG MEN OH tho l0lh of October, in the
second story of the building on the corner of
King and Pitt streets, formerly occupied by
the MessrE. Harper SIS a dry goods store. tie
will also give private instruction IN the Ger
man language TO such as may desire to take
lessons during the fall and winter months
Application can be made at 1C9 King street,
| second story. sep 7-lw
pROF. L. EUGENE COLLIERE, from
{ Belle Haven Institute, would respectfully
announce 10 the citizens of Alexandria that he
is now ready to'give lessons in tho French Ian.
guagc. For terms please enquire at Belle LA.
ven Institute OF at 6. +. Frenchs or j. & w.
j. Entwislos, OR Robt Belps. sep 5-zw
MISS HUNTER will reopen SCHOOL Sep.
lYi tember Goth, at l23 N. Cameron st. [au29
r TITLE BOYS SCHOOL.
Mrs. AS. GEORGRS SCHOOL forSMALL
BOYS will be opened on Scptem Der 10Th, ct
her former school room. No. 127 Duke street,
the resi- dence Of Mr.. John S. Knox. au 22.td
DETuEL GROVE ACADEMY,
. Four miles from Warronton, Va, will
commence the next session on tho lst Monday
in September.
Apparatus for illustrating the various studies.
Terms: Board and Tuition Sl75 per annum,
half. yearly in advance. No extras.
ALBERT G. SMITH,
Address, J.DcRYTER RBLACKWELL,A. Am.
J. BLACKWELL SMITH.
Send for circular. Principals
FULFORD FEMALE SEMINARY,
f Sandy Spring T. o., Md.
The duties of this School will be resumed on
the Sd of October next.
The Principal, who formerly conducted the
''Alexandria Female Seminary" gives his un-
divided attention TO the csro and instruction OF
the pupils
For further information, please address,
JAMES S. HALLOWELL, Principal.
Sandy Spring. Nd, aug 23-lms
RELLE HAY IN TIT U TE'
Mis- Mis- F. p GARRs &AksEh' Associate Principals.
Miss NJ. u. STEWART, Drawing and Painting
Prof. L. E. HEYMAN. Music.
Prof. L. G. COLLIERE, Vocal Music.
EUGENE COLLIERE. French.
Z. KEMPER, Ancient Languages.
DR.. T. H. STABLEK Chemistry, Botany, &c.
L. .LOWINSOHN, German.
EDWIN B. HAY, Penmanship.
The next session will begin September l4th.
A limited number of boarders will be received.
For Catalogues, address
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EDUCATION Al
A LEX An NDRIA ACADEMY

A y A DRIA ACADEM
The Thirteenth Annual Session of This School,
which has beon removed 10 the front room Of
tho school building at No 81 north Washing
ton street. formerly Benz amin HallowelPs,
will commence on Monday, September S, 1870,
and terminate the last of June, 1871.
The studies pursued will embrace all the
branches of . good English education, Mathe.
mates, Greek. Latin, German and French.
For English and Mathematics, per quarter Of
- months
Junior Cla3s ......................S Sc 90
1ntel llleuiale Class ~
Senior 90
Languages are taught by Professors ut their
charges.
Applications for admission NAV be made at
the residence of the Principal, No. 81 North
st. Asaph street, or at the School House.
sep 3-tf JOHN S. BEACH, Principal.
A LEXANDKIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
II" No. ITO N. Washingto street.
Alexandria, Va.
The next annual session OF this Institution
will begin September l4tE, and end on tie 3rd
Wednesday in June, 1871. Terms for session
and Scientific branches, $500.
With full corps of experienced Instructors
and tho best European teachers in tho Schools
of Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and
Painting, the Principal respectfully solicts the
patronage Of those who desire q liberal cduca
tion of high standard.
As many Of tho rooms arc already engaged.
early application on tho part of boarders would
" BOARD OF INSTRUCTION:
w. w. LEGARE, Ancient Languages. Nat
ursl, Mental and Moral Sciences, Bellies Letters.
Mrs. LEGARE, Modern Languages, Vocal
- Dr.. Dr. 4. T. sT5ABLEE, Lecturer on Chemis-
v Miss iH1 i. K WARD, Principal of Academic
Miss Lucy r. WARD, Academic Depart
Miss ANNIE III. ROBERTS, Primary De-
partment.
Prof. FRED. c. HAIR, Instrumental Mu.
sic, Drawing and Painting.
Miss MARY Il. MILLS, Ornamental, Fancy
and Wax Work.
For further particulars send for q { catalogue.
OOOMBE COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR
~ YQUNG 1im LARIES, DIES, ",
The 2Ist scholastic year of this well.knoWn
Institution will commence on the I'd Monday
in September.
Board, including fuel and lights, with tuition
in English, French and Music, per annum,
(4O weeks ..'..''. sZg0 ~
Washing extra, about.... ..:....::.;...... ~
Day scholars, per quarter, for English...." ,
u French..... 5
" Music..... 10
All payments quarterly in advance,
Boarders are expected to furnish their OWL
sheets, pillow cases, towels and napkins.
The expenses of this school are believed to be
less than any in the State with the same ad
yantsges. Mrs. II. M. BAKER,
Mrs. II. c.. FAIRFAX,
Associate Principals
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REAE ESTATE AGENTS.

j. R. sMoOT J. GREEN MILLER.
CMOOT s. MILLER,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
Main Office, Davis ST., Cupeper, Va.
Branch Office, 1l2 King St, Alexandria, Va.
Zone door east of the Marshall House.)
ng-Specisl attention paid to the sale and ex;
change Of farms in Virginia and Maryland, and
Of houses and lots in the city of Alexandria.
on 7-tf
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UMp PLASTERl LUMP PLASTER
IL LUMP PLASTERi
700 tons SOFT BLUE LUMP PLASTER to
arrive per schrs J. Baxter and Maggie and
brig Darigo for sale at market rates oy
w. A. SMOOT,
auv 1o-3w Smoots wharf.
DOR RENT-A LOT situated on Columbus
L street, adjoining Christ Church, one Of the
best positions in the city for wood and coal
yard. Terms easy. Apply to -
Dr.. d. N. FRENCH,
aug 5-tf No. l8, North Washington st.
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EDUCATIONAL.

lHl the duties Of her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
at her residence No. AZ s. Washington street,
on Monday, the 10th of September. Mrs. @.
will also accommodate several gentlemen or la
dies with comfortable BOARD. sep lO-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-13

Physician of this celebrated institution. has
discovered the most Certain Speedy, Pleasant
and Efectual Remedy in the world for all
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HAIR WORK.
FRIZZIEs, CHIGNONS, SWITCHES,
CURES, SC.
Received this day the largest stock OF REAL
and IMITATION HAIR WORK ever offered
in this city, consisting of Chignons, Curls,
Switches, Frizzies, SC, Of every shade style
and price. An examination from the iadles IS
Solicited. G. G. BERRY,
augS " hln2 StreeG.
TOY TO THE WORLD TOBACCO.
Just received consignment of this popular
brand of Tobacco, which we offer Tor sale st
msnufscturers' price:
aug 25-1m No. 81 Union street.
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pROF L. EUGENE COLLIERE, from
{ Belle Haven Institute, would respectfully
announce 10 the citizens of Alexandria that he
is now ready to'give lessons in tho French Ian.
guagc. For terms please enquire at Belle LA.
ven Institute, OF at 6. f.. French's or J. & w.
j. EntWisle's, or Kobt. BePs. sep 5-2W
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MISS HUNTER will reopen SCHOOL Sep.
lYI tembor Goth, at 123 N. Cameron st. [au29